

Barred Rocks 
BARRED ROCKS 
Here is another favorite dual-purpose 
breed. They command a premium in most 
poultry markets and are fine for table use 
at almost any age. No other breed has en- 
joyed such popularity for so long a time. 
They lay large brown eggs. You will be 
highly pleased with our Barred Rocks. 

CHICK PRICES 
White Rocks . . . . . 
Barred Plymouth Rocks . . 
per 100 
per 100 
S.C. White Leghorns . . . 
Super New Hampshire Reds . 
per 100 
per 100 
Please Note: All New Hampshire Red Eggs come direct from the breeder in New Hampshire 
(Write for Latest Prices) 
Mammoth White Pekin Ducklings 
_ Bred for rapid maturity. By careful selection and constant 
Improvement we are now in a position to offer our customers the 
very best in quality Ducklings. 
They are ready to jump out of the box and start eating when 
you receive them and grow rapidly into fime market birds. When 
properly fed, our Mammoth White Pekin Ducks will weigh from 
514 to 7 pounds when nine weeks old, commanding top prices 
on any market. $30.00 per 100; 35c. each in less than 100 lots. 
Stazdry Poultry Litter 
Keeps baby chicks, turkey poults and ducklihgs warmer, drier, 
and safer from coccidiosis. All these advantages! Light in color, 
highly absorbent, practically dustless, expands with use, covers well, 
lasts lene: Bale. 



A Strawberry bed as a permanent part of your garden will 
furnish delicious fruit for your table. It is important to set out 
the plants just as early in the spring as the ground can be pre- 
pared to receive them. Any good garden soil will grow Straw- 
berries; naturally, it should be fertile and well drained. A cool 
cloudy day is best for the planting operation. Set the plants 
about 18 inches apart in rows 3 feet apart. The bud should be 
just at the surface of the ground, and the roots allowed to go 
straight down, with the soil pressed firmly against them. 
Keep the bed well but shallowly cultivated, and as the runners 
appear, train them out from the mother plant like spokes from a 
wheel. Do not allow fruit to form until the second year. A straw 
mulch will help to keep down weeds, to conserve moisture, and to 

STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
prevent the fruit from getting dirty. A winter mulch is a good 
protective measure. 
The Strawberry plants which we sell are raised in a large 
Delaware nursery. They are highly recognized for their strong, 
heavy roots. All the plants are carefully dug, inspected and 
packed in ventilated crates. If you are unable to set out the 
plants as soon as they arrive, be sure to open the bundle and heel 
the plants in—that ts, dig a shallow trench for them and cover 
them with soil as a temporary protection. 
DORSETT. Extra early but frost, drought, and rain do not 
damage them. Large, solid berries, splendid for canning and 
shipping. $3.00 per 100; $6.90 for 300; $15.00 per 1000. 
PREMIER. Early and very productive. Probably the most 
profitable and popular in the Northern and Middle States. 
$3.00 per 100; $6.90 for 300; $15.00 per 1000. 
FAIRFAX. Extra-fine quality. Large, firm berries, quite dark 
when ripe. Ideal for home-gardens. $3.00 per 100; $6.90 
for 300; $15.00 per 1000. 
CATSKILL. A midseason variety yielding heavily. Good 
quality, firm, attractive. $3.00 per 100; $6.90 for 300; $15.00 
per 1000. 
BIG JOE. Brilliant red berries in midseason. Fairly firm, large; 
fine flavor. Moderate in yield. $3.00 per 100; $6.90 for 300; 
$15.00 per 1000. 
CHESAPEAKE. Late. Top quality, nearly frostproof. Firm, 
rich red berries. $3.00 per 100; $6.90 for 300; $15.00 per 1000. 
Prices quoted on larger lots and other varieties upon 
request. All plants f.o.b. Lancaster, Pa. 
NOTICE: Strawberry plants cannot be sent by mail. Place 
order early and call at 137 E. King St. for plants. 

LANCASTER, PENNA. 
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