Under normal conditions we always issue each year a large 
100-page Catalog describing and illustrating the World’s 
Largest Line of Poultry Supplies. In this catalog we listed 
over 475 items—practically everything in the equipment and 
supply line for raising Poultry, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Wild 
Game, etc. 
This complete line is intact—in fact, every day we are work- 
ing on new, practical items that can be added at some future 
date when material is again available. 
In line with the War Production Board limitation order on 
the Manufacture of Poultry and Farm Equipment, we are 
glad to co-operate because we know this means more tons of 
critical materials for the armed forces. 
In the 12 Poultry Equipment pages of this catalog we have 
listed the items that we have available. We anticipate being 
out of stock on some items before the chick season gets 





Chick and Broiler 
Feeders 









Due to a War Production 
Board Ruling, no steel can . 
be used in the construction 
of Chick and Broiler Feed- 
ers. We have been attempt- 
ing to find a satisfactory, 
economical substitute and 
have several under test. 
When you need feeders— 
or any other poultry supply 
items not listed; and be- 
fore you buy, send for our 
latest information. 











started and out of many more before it is over. So, if we don’t 
have what you order and we are not in a position to offer 
a substitute, you'll understand the situation. For this reason 
it is necessary for you to anticipate your requirements early 
and order early, suggesting a second choice if possibie. 
This year we have added several pages of seeds—flowers, 
trees, shrubs, evergreens and roses. We have done this to 
hold our organization together so we can continue serving 
the Poultry Industry after the war. We have selected some 
of the country’s leading nurseries to supply our stock, all of 
which is State Inspected. Every item is guaranteed to be as 
represented.—See page 2. We invite your patronage and 
know you will be well pleased with any seeds or nursery 
stock you order from us. 
References: Illinois National Bank, Quincy, Ill.; Mercantile- 
Commerce Bank & Trust Co., St. Louis, Mo.; Dun and Brad- 
street, Inc., New York City 

Fibreseal Insulating Wallboard 
MADE OF THREE HEAVY FIBRE WALLS 
For Brooder and Laying Houses, Garages, Attics, Work 
Shops, Storerooms, Ete. 
An outstanding insulating board. Seals your Poultry 
Buildings from icy blasts of winter and heat in summer. 
MISSOURI POULTRYMAN INCREASES EGG PRODUC- 
TION BY USING FIBRESEAL 
400 pullets in an insulated house averaged 180 eggs per 
hen; those in an uninsulated house averaged only 160 eggs 
per hen. Twenty eggs more per hen, and cost of insulat- 
ing was less than half of the value of the increased egg 
production. Fibreseal.should pay for itself in 6 months 
by this increased egg production. 
The seams may be covered and surface painted or papered 
when used on homes. Fibreseal is built of three heavy 
fibre walls with corrugated boards between. This con- 
struction forms a dead air space which is an excellent 

















insulator. 
Adjustable Float Valve 
An automatic float valve that will regulate flow of water 
and keep it at any desired level. An automatic supply 
of water in the hen house 
or out on the range will 
keep fresh water before hens, 
pullets, broilers, turkeys or 
ducks at all times. A great 
labor -saver over the old 
method of carrying water. 
Fine to use in Colony house 
watering troughs. Also in 
pans, crocks and tanks. Has 
combined 1% and %-inch 
pipe connections. 
No. 43-439—Adjustable Float 
Valve. Shipping wt. 8 ozs. 
Packed one per carton. 
beatles = Cephe) ehe ARE Nora $1.05 
Postpaid U. S. A. 







Suction Cup Proper ventilation removes 
foul moist air and increases 
health of poultry, hogs, and 
Pees other livestock. For use on 
Limited Supply 
Order Now! 

Laying Houses, Brooder 
Houses, Hog Houses, Barns, 
etc, 

Provided with large, strong 
vanes that respond to the 
slightest breeze. The _ ball- 
bearing revolving head is per- 
fectly counter-balanced. 
Substantially constructed of 
heavy durable Armco Ingot 
Iron finished with silver 
aluminum paint. Base can be 
fitted to any style roof. Fitted 
with bird-proof screen. 
This cupola is built to with- 
stand all kinds of weather 
and quick shifts in wind 
directions without danger of 
down-draft. 
No. 43-12K —Flue diam., 12 
in.; base 16x16 in.; height 
34 in. Wt. 23 lbs. 
PYiGGrCA Ch eae ccctecietecstasccence $8.70 
F. O. B. Quincy, IIl. 










No. 43-4860—Heavy Fibre- 
seal Wallboard in 4’x6’ 
sheets packed five sheets to 
a bundle, weight per bundle 
40 lbs.. Price per bundle 
OfeL20 "SQ aliiee ee $3.50 
He OsmbarQOUiney. alll. 




Easy to Install 
Fibreseal comes In 4x6 ft. 
sheets and is nailed up like 
any other wal! board. 






AUTOMATIC DRY-NOT VALVE 
Gives Constant Water Supply 
The valve is controlled by a nut at bottom and may be 
adjusted to fill the trough to any desired level. As the 
fowls drink, a fresh supply of water flows into the trough 
and valve closes automatically when trough is full. Posi- 
tive in action. No levers or floats. FREEZING WILL NOT 
INJURE IT. 
The Dry-Not Valve can be attached to any_ standard 
3g-inch pipe. Valve action is positive. Dry-Not Valve may 
be attached to barrel or any other water supply. 
We recommend colony house drinking pans for use with 
the Dry-Not Valve. Weight of water in trough or pan shuts 
off flow of water. 
The long pan is better because it is easy to keep clean 
and has ample space along sides for many fowls to drink 
at a time. Fine for attaching to pressure system. Valve 
is made entirely of brass. Drinking Pans listed below. 
No...48-G-DNe Dry-Not Valves, Hach...0n 0s cence sn S410 
Postpaid in U. S. A. 
COLONY HOUSE DRINKING PANS 
Especially recommended 
for use with Brower’s 
Dry-Not Fountain Valve 
shown above. Stamped in 
one piece from heavy gal- 
vanized iron. No soldered 
seams. Easy to clean. 
No. Length Depth Width Wt. Each Each 
PAT. PEND 


43-151 34” 234” 5” 3 lbs. $0.85 
43-152 45” 3%” 414” 3 lbs. 95 
Postpaid in U. S. A. 
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