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, fx CAruN-is,-to .a cdckerel, ;what
trono an J vl -- v 1
yu ; steer , is, to. vouu'a .wetner to ;a
Tram, a barrow' to a.boar'sJt is an
unsexed,"altered tiale. -C
.J Th"ev,lcappn;it once -loses ; all 4ts
With an e"? re I ut larpa" l. fecial Price
for May auJ u , it j; 13 per, 30; $15
Anir.lAL HUSBANDRY
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HATc:ir 1 t -"3 i pcy chicks,
'A?- - : ..REEDING. STOCK ; -fv
'HATCHING ECG3 n.50 . tier 15; f&50-berv JSOf;
' .V'V- 8 N- " J-00 Per 100- . -v-V - '
Every guaranteed t- la -rtilo. We, have a, ev-ftcre
tract devoted exeuifciveiy to poultry. -AH breeders- pa'
absolutely free ranpre. Write for prices-on- - iJ .
- I BABT.CIIICILS AND-BfiETJINQ STOCK,', "i
, . THE JOHN 1!,- CCLTCN POU LTRY ,FARmJ
6leri Alpine ; - " x '' ""'"'" i North Carolina.
""MISCELLANEOUS BREEDS'
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J:a C'j txvern vV r
' in Kinor-bred poultry.Nk
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1 1 ii- ,:-vi junins? chicks at lowe
' I riaea. Leat piiying; breeds.
1 t"hed nnder (njoervJoion and pnre-
l . Mnrnaiinnif niKiiiniDall h V rttf Ma
t - feuca l.irt .ii.. ji chi lor today,
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.Customer A'ieport pullets " lay ' jail
winter, .j vanenea to select trom.
I.C )0,C0eiicka via repaid parcel post
safe dtiiivery gnarbateed. I leased cus
t"vra in f'ry state. J9tl season..
C"Kij flvIE. - ' .
-1 .iLix.i pculthy Frrv
cir.ctJALrTT "14 popuLAa icsrDS ,
iJ - .. - - Prepald Delivery. -1
W hare hundreds of latlsfled cuatomers In erery
Southern aUte. - Write tor Free Catalog-, full J
' Useful Information.
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Dtliver fuaranteed. Selected
flock, high producer.
White-end Barred Rookli ,
'Reds, . Whl Wyandottea, ,
Brown and WMte Leghorn,-
, , . Anoonat, fit fieme.t -'
Cataloff- Free. T V---
KENTUCKY : HATCHCRY, "
S32 W. 4th. ' LxlB:ten, Ky.
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IV, MILLION CHICKS FOR Jtt.U.
er cent Uro arriTal guaranteed. , Montn'i Feed ifrjo
' olK ..oh nrAar A tinipH- mutTt Week t.I Tear. t
, Breedt Chicks. , 4 ,Ereeds Ducklings. - t -lected and
Bihibition Grader nature atock at-S-,a ynce..
Cataloe Free. Stamps appreciate 1. - - -
.NABOB HATCHERIES, Dsat. 6J. fiamkUr.'.Ckla.
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4-DADY-aiiaS AIJaECGS
' L ; SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES" . -Oa
bur Bred-to-lay . Strains ot-White and Brown
Leghorns, Barred Plymouth Bocks, Beds, Anconas,
UiWeas and Orpingtons. . - : . v.:
FOGS: $1.5per 15: $3 per 100. ;
iriXED CUICKS tor broilei-s. Prompt delivery. ;
Be sure that you have our-new -summer' circular
' before: ordering elaewhere;-"",--.'.
BANKER & BANKER, Box 0, Knoxvl.K Tenn.
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We faralih Pure' Bred Clitcks ot the
. tng stock, flocks buiit llrert,5y (mm
Urine eonteet wlnaera. ' Ve have
nventea breeds. Writ for our free
LUistrated sataloeue a4 price list,
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We'offef exceotional value
tiin our strain of Bred-toay
."White Leghorns. Also good
' Barred Rocks. ' Write ; for
t . catalogue; which '. . contains
. -, attractive prices. - - : 1
.. - HESS HATCHERY
J I IaJrrisonburff. Virginia
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CASY CHICKS
Kilect Quality, free range atork; J7 per cent
."ilive delivery , guaranteed. tUro"t , to 'your
door. Barred and wnito xori-a, iieas,
r.n.i nntM -.WwanHnttAa Annnnas. BlacK
iinorcas, White, Brown anid lUi!f Irfyhosiis.
New toai.iriQton iSstcl ery, New Xmnjn,
5 QUALITY'' C:i!!is;r.r.:! ' Ej
", Beat liyhtr'n Inr- Vtf 1 r ? f Tl S ! - y.
,.i W.ICC9 I uci .no t. : .:d. 12 v?r? lies.
'r Catalog Fre. l'rewfr pn;fs.'Frfe live (Vilivery
' j, Missouri lc-'.lry I ,rm, Cj; -Is V f
'I - . Mj m,,;,,. , , , n iu iiiniiiin t,
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peaceable, a "strictly
.non- . cro m p a t ant'
birarBeComingJcss;
i active, jt puts , on
I fleshrniore rapidly
and ",on7av. smaller
-l amount; pf. feed.1 Its
i '""and; !nnerHfla vbred4
is a -marked . change.. The; comV. and
wattles 'doJ not develop,' 'tfcis 'Being m
the' full-.growh;. capon, ;ohe d.-ihe; dis.
tinguishing marks.6; Onjhe otherhan"4;
the nieck feathers,' Hackles and, the sad
dle, f eatb ers fdeelpp. finely becoming
very' 'glossy? soft'-andfulfc'-Capons
never chase Uiensneve fight nor do
tliey;w;;;t
j Capons are :ndt-rC,riWj thing;1 -Ovelr;
two" 'thousaftd' years;agb'; 'the' fold
Qre'eks ."and'RomansT Understood hhe;
art of,-Caponi2ing,rfAi VjS
.THERE'ls-mQr,.or-.less of "niisvnder
A ..standing as to the actualdiffeferice
iri weight between rcajpons "and .cock-,
erels," of the sainebreeds :at .the '.same,
"ages. iyv. think, it: saie - t.a say;' that
a v bird,'; caporiized ; at three ; to '4hree
and a' half months old, .wiUvno,t' gain
much over, a xockereL until -the latter
riearfv .'reaches breedineracre se.erf
to eight or ninetmonths- 3From 'about
that timer', hoetfer, : o$he Rocker el in
creases ; in.; , strength: arid virility, ibut"
ceases tolay on -fat and its flesh ber
comes more hard and toorlv flavored.'
The capon-from about that time lays
on flesh andffast outstrips thercock"
ereU;j Numerous , 'writers' on 'this topic
give us somewhat: varyingiAgures as
to proportionategains, but an, average.
shows that When cocKereis-ot 5any
breed attain a weight at say seyen.or:
eierht rmonths ' of "sik; pounds,': capons .
of; jthe-same hatching will - weigh
From that, time, capons gain rapidly.
m ,t" t x it.i
ine Dest amnurmcs aicc uku.whuc
capons .at ilO to 'H months rmake a
finft show: thev brineT the highest"
Tiripf s. because' of,, lareelv: increased!
weight, it kept ana. property, nanaiea
until 14 tcT16 months pdJ?tU '
izing; are-Tfie": American, English
Frencli, and" Asiatics, Except the:
Minorca s; none of the Mediterranean
Polish or, Hamburg breeds.attain the
desirable , size nor do:.they : produce,
theJoualitv sov nitich sought' :,foiU
Plymouth-R6cks;'TRHode Island : Reds,
and , Wyandottes have :boh a '.good
size :atrdtlie yellpw;kih.. which - is
so ihuclr sought in. capons. The.Or
nino-tniK.; which have - the white - skin
which many robject to, unjustly--and
the 3rahmas, make; the-largest xa
pons, 14' to ,16 "pounds;, dressed, being
no unusuaKweights for fully developed
capons. t?lli
4 "Capons, ;to! do .their bestrshould" be
yarded separateiyrf rom'- other fowls,
and while a. fairly good range during
the early stages of; growth: terids'to
increase; of frame) to be later coverel
with flesh, yetrther "stand compara
tive confinements better ; than , breed
ers: ' The cost of growth : is ;..less
'on Lrange"rand- if alfalfa ; or. other
legumes v' are available, 1 growth - is
stimulated. The grain feed- should
also -include yellow ' instead of .white
corn;? According to fests made -.at
College " Park, !. -Md.r "Experiment
Station,-a change from a white corn
to yellow 'corn -grain. feed, todeepen
the yellow color of skin and legs, and
the addition - "of, alfalfa . meal - to. the
mash, are credited .W.ithVbetter gains
on less feed the' added vitamines
causing: thev increase, it is thought
The continuous use, .of milk, as a re
gular feed should be followed during
the developing period and. both grain
and mash feeds should be given, regu:
terly;' corn !mcal constituting' "a poou
f :rd'cf-il.s r.iash. .Uer scra is ah
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HERD IS FEDERAL ACCREDITED
, i. .Vireinia Korndvke butter. Env. the rtroven 'irc. whn' first tti taiirhtra aver.
r"iged"16,030 pounds pf 'milk, and 65S pounds' of butter,-at the age of' 2 years and "9
--months, art increase .of 4,913 pounds of njilk-and 161 pounds, of .butter, over that oft
,their dams at comparable-ages.': -" " "T" ' K ;
.Six daughter of Virginia Korndyke Cutter Boy,, witb goo4 yearly records of",
show yard winnings.. '4;, - ji:,-! I -,--' vP is' i
,4. Four double Grand-daughters "of Virginia Korndyke Cutter Coy, sireel by;a prife f
v wxnnfng sire -whose dam made, 1,159 pounds of butter with an average .yearly test- of -1;;'
.4.46 per cent-fat.' . ' j 'j""r-VVv',t'tyfr',,"Tr,r n"'t) l-
' Five Yearling Bulls Sired by'V.- P. I Buckeye Pauline Korndykev' the i great prize i
' winning' son. of Virginia, Korndyke Butter Boy' land out of Buckey$ peKol Tauline
- II,: with record of 1,159 poundsof butter,, . V; i - .'
" '-AH Coytts and Heiferr are bred to"Maratndn Skylark. Orxnsby, -whose 11, nearest ',
dams average 1,001-pounds of..butter-4ndwh05e dam4 produced .4,913 pounds of but"
w ter in five: years;"': ' v.Vi'. ; :f"'"'C 9i'Lk' 'htti ""''"',
.v;; Females will freshen the. last of 'May 'or June.'.-- ,-''?' ti''lj't
.This is- thrfist time" that -VirginiaKorndyk'e-Butter Boy and , P.X Buckeye
. Pauline Koraijyke daughters liave.even been. offered for sale, i ; , v ; ,
Five eows-that-are line ".bred1 Golden. Frn I-ad breeding. Bred fco, the junior "
. Champion1 Jersey tmirat the. Virgniia IState J? air, 49Z1, .- H . o
?,-x.n?i'5 .fle"c similar oreeaing. j v-O-J t-U.i V J? " ! . " u: -
Three Guernsey females "that wiir make excellent family cows, v'.i J .
r-i'.This pale, is qecessary because of" the.'small -amount .allowed, by; he preset
budget ior1 feed for" livestock. ,"A11 animals.: sold, 'subject to 6Q-9(Kday reVtest. For '
atalognte CKG.;,;
-': ft ti'V-V'i-,r CiTte P " tlf iTJf A Vnrrn ' r.. keen V -f 4r , J e K
: . SALE WILL BEGIN i AT 1:00 P. M. ;'.? .'
iO.OKWEKS4lHIIS.r;EES,lI
VRB5AT-, TYPE.HAMPSHm.ES
' ., ,.v -.The international Livestock Show IS . -
s '".,W. the TMt of Hon Producing Power... i '
UAursiiituvs AViii wuxm me urana vuampionsnip
In- this Test' four years, to -succession 181, m, lHi'U,
1921 in Alio hands of average farmers,' No experts
needed to make JIAMPSHIBKS win.'.-. , . ;
' making - the- highest- priced pork out of the cheaiwfit
!l' feeds on the farm. Active, rigorous and'neauny. iiey
V raise exceptionally large litters , At the International,
' they have shown, almost without exception.' the heaviest
'; spring pigs of any breed, carrying always the heavy,
. high-klllin. lean-meat -type,
CrOB FBJE33 nASlPSmBE INTOBMATION and for
names of breeders in your neighborhood, address ,
Actriira Csnrrsc Si;12 ncccrd ZrS'c, C::iti C:c.f Peer!:,: i:::.
t Of Fifty of Cctaba County's
tlAr4TH, 1922;CATAVDA FJI1 GIlOUItDSrinGIORY, IJ. 0
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CIIICK DARGAir.S FOR TIAYAKD JUIIE
- Think of It I 30 -per cent BEDUCTTON on "High-grade. Vigorous.
PUREBEBD- stock, from the SoUth's, mofct up-to-date and con
veniently located hatchery.-. ,U . ''..' r ', Ki :. ,
yj.l s't' White L?riorns kt 11 Cent'':-
y?ilwA PaAi itnd A. C R 'I. R!s 'at 14 Cents)
"tn lots of lOOt dt'ltvered by PREPAID- PAKCEL POST to your
- door. 87 iwr cent live arrival guaranteed, Quantity prices still
' lower. ;WBITE Tt)DAY - for FBKE caUlog.v giving valuable infojr
' mation ou tlie feeoing nd care of baby chicks and matured Stoci.
It also describe our line of , , : . o ,.-'.,- -J
;-'BBOODEBS and OUABANTEEIX.POUI.TBY BEMEDIES.
RIVERSIDE POULTRY FARM. ." Route II, : KNOXVILLE, TENM.
, (Members. of the International Bab5r; Chick" Association)
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TIIATXIt'S CincnS are froia carefully mattJ, rJrercd, parent stocky selected
- by the lloKaa test for hfprh ev$ production. -
HII-Y AFTJ FTAKDABQ TIIAYr.Il VIGOa HATCH CC-'-IJXY an4 the-result of
i.r. aiiayer'a m6b years oi experience. .
V7TITT! FCU CUB rr.EU IU,tSTiiAii.: i.; ptore you ouy. u'
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ptst way u do sure oi proutaLje injyis. m) (uuhhi.
THC FRrj l!. THAYER C3., E. N. Ei.v t.r - BAig iB"ur.t, i..
. . ra $ larrn-. .iaz ea'y c. -.x Asseciat.on. . .