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Sold out of piss in pain, but have a fr to offer akin.
at 18 each, reristered. Can furnish bred or open cuts.
tired bows, service boars. Booking orders Jor sprint
pits in pairs. All from high-grade Stock. Cross bill
for killers, write for circular. - -.. .
B. O, OWEN, Rout 1, Plwas 240. BEDFORD. VA.
POLAND-CHINAS
BIG TYPE POLAIID-CHINAS
Oar Offering Sired by
Oar Hera Boar
MEADOWMERE PRIMUS3025SS
Grand Champion,
Georfia Stete Fair, 1919,
were in such great demand that we
are sold out. '
We thank our cutomers for their
patronage and will be glad to book
orders, delivered . after March 15th,'
1920, , : rJfs;.?:;.:.f1;f
MEADOWMER E ,
Geo. T. Stalling, Prop
Haddock, fy'rh-Geor
CLOVER FARM GUERNSEYS
' Among our offerings at the i J
- Southeastern. Conignment Sal
!c U -'t-: will
"Utile Annie of Clover Fafm"
..: WlflNEB OF FIBST PBIZB ; '
At Louisville, Nashville. Memphis, Meridian, Bir
mingham, Atlanta, Columbia. Augusta, and at the
Cheater and Lee County Fairs in- 1M. it We want
you to see the kind we-breed and raise. We have
repeatedly refused to sell her, - but now offer her
as a drawing card at the first Boutheastern Bale.
Start out with the winning tod. , , -s
' : , It costs no more to keep good ones. ? 5
JAMES LMcINTOSH, J :r :
DdVesrille, Sonh Carolina.
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. .We arfe quoting actual measurements of the, four Ifolfowia tr anC
JWeelcl
tyiJei
ima a. ffivn fflftrtnrplVj !:.':' ..i.-'".-r '4,
Ij , u- Queen 21 ihbnths old, , 1919lNbrth Carolina Grand , Champion. , Fair-' '
XtNa . mont Top Cok out of Fairmont Queen and sired by College Bob Aee 11 I
. nine montns. it oung ooar ?tor sale out uiitterr mate , to Fairmont A laNa
ruuccu ouu oiicu ju y vwiicuc wu, .c akc nine iuunins.:
tgth betweeayea -.; Heart gi
to;rootof aii-5?sM?:
iivrf 72iinches H; 68,inches '2 66 inches 37 inchest 10 inches
S;?.M'6nnfthes?-64' inches "' ; 64: inches 35 inches -8 inches :
fJ, 'Iti 53 'inches-? - 48 inches 47 Inches 1 inches ?7 inches
U ; S3 inches f inches -29 inches 8 inches
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EL" S. ViWATTA pwner and Manage.
HILLSBOJRO, N. C.
HOLSTEINS
P 0 LA N D -CHI H Al3
Big TypiBfltGilts' '
Pigs Sired by Bus vCUanC
One "of :the ;besf4tonsrthe
champioq. thogjTKwrvdams
specimens of J"allthexmo st noted
blood of ;-the',breed.v -Herd
cholera Immuned: by double:
treatment with serum' and virus;
Registered stock'1 f ori salej: at "all
times.' Write-f or catalog.- - '.
LENOX CASTLE STOCK FARM,
T. Howard Slade,- McIye NiiC.
ELM LEAF FARM
. BBEEDXR3 OF;'
Biff Type Pclacd-Cbiaas Only
A few -late - Summer - and Fall
Boarsjor sale from that famous
boar, WILLIAM'S WONDER
2nd. "Also Open "or Bred Gilts,
as you desire. -' :
Just added a LONG MODEL BOB boar to
- our - herd, which Is admired by an who see
him and pronounced the pest In this section.
- G. M. FELMET, Mgr,
.White 'Pine, j Tennessee
Texts Prove lie" Valne of Pnre
l X? bred HOLSTHH Sin ;:
r Reports 7)f' tests, ' cdvenng-a--period
since 1909 arid published' by the Iowa
Agricultural. Experiment Station,' state
that the average of records made by
the 'first ureneration heifers :bv a oure-
bred HOLSTEIN "Sire show an in
crease of 71 per cent milk and 42 per
cent fat at an average age of three and
one-half years overjthe record of their
scrub dams at an average, age of six
years.v. It has long been a'proven'fact
that the introduction of a : purebred
HOLSTEIN bull to a herd of common
J cows will substa'ntially: increase pro-.
Read in our booklets iust whv there's
big money in the big Black-and-White;
Cattle. -
THE HOLSTEIN-FltlESIAII ASSOCUTKKf
-T r 1M Hudsea Stree
Brattbaero, " Vermat
'".It-tilWlt
2-RECISTERED HAMPSHIRE H0GS
and damsi Quality and pricesiight. : ;C j
THE CEPlEK lM;:i CANTON;;M
HOLSTEIItPReduaonSaIe-
f GUERNSEYS
;; ;MML One of the ''Best Producing Herds in, the" Stated
Before nisvlnk my herd t win offer for sale 25 or SO Cowsi ii a whole. 8 to 7 years oid. T. B. tested
No reactors m uu-ee years; Jtterd now aversging to
V Af- TOTJ CAN MAES TOTJB OWN SELECTION OF FBESIT.COWS AND "
?:'-: liEAVT SPBINGEBS N0TB1NQ BESEBVED. Price $200 per Head. -
::fiiC;SHORTER,
SHORTHORNS
1 Reg tType Poland-Chinas
OI ANT BTJSTEB; BIQ TIMM. Jl' WONDER and
BIO - JOB PRICE hreeding. I have sli choice
--Spring Ollts for sale, bred to a grandson of GIANT
BUSTEB due to farrow May and June. Price
175 each. Also one "Soung Sow, bred for second
litter. Price $100. I have a few choice pigs 3 to
4 months old, price $30 each. Order from this a4
ss it will not appear again. All stock registered.
MBS. MAGGIE F. JONES, V GODWIN, N. C.
REGISTERED HOLSTEINS i.
Good breeding, all age of both
sexes, for sale at all thnes. Guar
anteed healthy and as represented.
BROAD ACRE FARM, Inc,
BrasdlRff asc Dairy Farst, BLACKSTONE, VA.
- Bix TjrpV Poland-Chinas
FA1X HOa AND JJBBD BOWS FOB BALI.
' Btrsd W l,m-ptia boars. Bt bloodlinas.
H" P. CNEEK. RsMta t, LEWISBURB, TENN.
HOLSTEINS FOR SALE
lONB WELL OBOWN BEIFXB8 ,
From 13 to 15 months'1 old,' 00 per cent purebred,
well marked, ' tuberculin tested, f.o.b. any point
in North, Carolina, for $1,000? .
J WSi. W. JACKSON,
Farmville, " Virginia.
Bulls REG. HOUSTEINS Heifers
Three Fine BVJJL CALVES, 1 to 3 months old.' nicely
marked, A. "B. O. dams, very reasonable for quick sale.
Three Flnel5-16ths Heifer -Calves, '1 to 2 months, 130
each, If ordered at once, v , '- - ;. -i, r. . '
Reg: Big Type POLAND-CHINA Hog. w.ulow buen stock farm, Brasdy station, va
BBJBD SOWS BBKD OILTB BBBVICB BOABS IKE NTUCKX H OLSTE1NS
V V. a akin, . Priced to sell. . .,. - ... . .' : .. - - . -J
Danville, Ky. pisT JT TLAZ
tteuesa. rrieas rsasonaslo, '
KENTUCKY MttLSTEIM FARM. ;
FIGS, haa
W. W. JOHNSON,
MILLER'S MILLER'S --MILLER'S
. Buy ''MILLER'S" Big Type. Easy Feeding, Proline
Poland-China Hogs. Write your wants. -
"Miller's" LEWIS D. MILLER, Brrd'gewatsr, Va.
"M War's"-! D R. A. W. MILLER,. Harrodsburg, Va.
TWORTHS
TAFIWHRTHQ ALL ages, English cana-
1 nlll If Ul 1 LltJ DIAN. or AMERICAN BREED.
.Largest exhibition herd In the south
dutch fork truck .farm;?" eastover. 8. c.
GUERNSEYS
a Ky.
SHORTHORN
STEERS
: The SHORTHORN steer
carlots at the Interna
; tional.' Chicago. - sold f o?
-aiLaverage 01
cwt higher than any
other breed.- 'C.-
J Thos.' Johnson. Colum
bus. O.. sold 100 Short'
' hors steers last October
t hta farm for $19 per
: ixs'zht' "K.xS. ' -S cwt; They'-weighed . 1 ,59S
pounds, making a gain of 400 pounua in five moutns.
r i It Pays to Grow SHOBTHOBN Beef
' AMERICAN- SHORTHORN BREEDERS' ASS'N..
I J Dexter Park" Ave.'
.Chicago; lit.
Halifax Farms, Inc.,
Scotland Ne
North' Carolina.
By VICTORIA PALE. Red, White
and Roan, 1 to .6 years old, includ
ing herd ; bull, $100, to r $300, f.o.b.
va uvyvi.aii, a'
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SHEEP
sjsSaaaaMfiasswV
RITY A WFFP ! AiiptHiiiia,,.ss best
LHI 1 A JnEitr : MUTTON BREED. Writ
AMERICAN HAMPSHIRE SHEEP ASSOCIATION
to send yoa dandy boaklet with list" of Dresden. Boaae
near yoa. COMFORT A. TYLER, Searttary,
t Weeslaur Avwaa :DaraltV' MleUeaa
if x -v
indicates the buyers high
J estimation of the value or
fi ; , the. breed.7 . Let us teU
' you why Queraseyi lead
in popular 1 favor. v '
Ths Aaterleaa CuarMty
; - . Cattle Chib,
C 044 Fstra N.H.
was the averaKe price paid for
au OUtHNBtvs sold at pubuo
auction in 1910., This : figure
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SHORTHORNS
SfinoFuiiOFsis
- - . - " -We
thank our customers for. their
many orders!-- We are sold out ex
cepting our consignment to the ' -
Georgia Shorthorn Sale
At Macon, Ga on March 2, ' 1920.
- " We are sending '
THREE VERY CHOICE, BULLS
TO THIS SALE.
MEADOWMERE,
Geo. T. Stallings,
Haddock, Georgia,
SHORTHORN BULL POLAND-CHINA H063
Registered Milking ; Shorthorn Bull, General Clay
and Duke Buttercup cross. .Well grown.
Two Real .Herd Boar Prospects Big Bone and
Gerstdale Jones families. - Also a few Pig- for
sale. Herd headed by BEN-JONES 858189. first
prise boar at Delaware State Fair. 1919.- -
, Write for Prices sad Descriptions to . -
i. E. WAY. i . .. v. . 'J." : DOVER. DEL. '
rT.iBrstiar-sf Big Type Polans-Chlna.
: .everything Registered and Immune. -
MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS
A DOLLAR.DGWN AND
t THE FTOpUEl
OCCONEECHEE, FARM. '
AiTPKvWMevrgfPia DURI1AM.NC.
, . sold on I
G5
Shorthorn Bolls Berkshire Pigs
Beg. Milking Shorthorn Bull, General " CW and
jr u"rcup cross, -weu, grown: 2 bmi Hera
" P"0. Big Bone i and' Gerstdale Jones
JamUies Also a ew Pigs for sale. Herd headed
S.Be2 ron,l?J58J' Prise boar at Delaware
SUte Pair, 1919.erythin registered and immune.
J-., , ., ;-. . . Write tor Prices to ; .-.'
J. E. WAV, v; : "'.: DOVER. DEL.
Brestler of BlfOyM PeUsshlsaa!"
, Sav.e yowr papers arid-get a bindri:
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HOLSTEIN i GU
waaas.eiSL 11 -I naaa m A -.-
raver, aeaamraoy saarksS sad
Safe antral sxerwatei. Witts
MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS
IXZVTMcCLUnES Auctioneer.
Haying determihed to reduce our
ltjkliiweVwill'lI at
PUBLIC AUCTION at the FARM
JiSp:H:;lLmE,
1 miles east of Brookewood Sta
tion on the B. & O. R. R and ZYz
miles vreit of Stuarts Draft on the
iWeasiaM 1920
1 t-year-ojd Ref iatered Percheron Stallion.
2 3-year-old Registered Percheron Stal-
1 7-year-old Unregistered Stallion, good
T one,"- v . . . '-' v '--'
1 13.year-old Registered Mare, with Foal.
1 S-y ear-old' Registered Mare, bred in the
(M. - '
2 7-year-old Unreg, Percheron Mares, with
FooJ. -w,--,'; x ';
2 Heavy Draft Mares.
2 Heavy Draft Horses.5 and 8 years old.
4 Heavy Draft 3-year-old colts.
4 Heavy Draft 4-year-old Colts.
2 Combination Horses.
3 4-year-old Saddle Horses.. :
18" 2-yearrold Cattle.-
v Springers and Fresh Cows.
I Regr. Yearling Shorthorn ByiU.
Sale cbmmences prbmptly at 10 a.m.
Trains from 'Lexington and Staun
ton will be met -at Brookewood.
Terms made known on day of sale.
J. H. 8c S. F. McCLURE,
Spottswood, Virginia.
- ' , - s FOB THX BIST
Tanrworth and Hampshire Swine
' WBITB OB VISIT
REYNOLDS-LYBROOK FARMS
-COMPANY,
- Sttesstsr ts Wsrwlsw Stssk Farm)
Winston-Salem, Route 1, N- C.
'i0b Xk W lO-PrPflf'-'R:
R?LShuf6)rd, Tlop Newton, N. C.
Jersef Cattle and Hogs
;: YOUNG STOCK FOR SALE. '
K :Write-tjor Price List.
AUCTIONEERS
IRACOTTINCaH
UCIIIEERS--
Sell niorc 'sales in South than any
other men. Next trip first 10 days n
January f mtso' fore part of March.
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