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AMERICAN POULTRY WORLD Is Dis- Continued at the Completion of the Subscription WRITES from SIXTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE Authorities Historic, archived document Do not assume content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices. * AMERICANVol. VI. JULY, 1915 No. IX. POULTRYWORLD FIRST PRIZE SILVER " FJPS TPRIZE PUL LET CAMPINE COCKEREL ^^*e+aM&&i2Z*m™ AND HEMFROM FIRST PRIZEP£H HOMESTEAD CAMP1NE FARM WAYLAND MASS- BOSTOIY SHOW WINNERS xJAN l9IS- American Poultry Publishing Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 5 Cents a Copy; 50 Cents a Year. Limited number of yearling breeders for sale. CAMPINES Now is the time to buy them right. AND SILVER Manhattan Farms, Geo. E. Noeth, Owner, Brighton, GOLDEN N. Y. COME TO HEADQUARTERS IF YOU WANT THE BEST IN DARK CORNISH Eggs from six unrivaled pens for the 1915 breeding season. Exhibition stock for sale at all times. STAMP BRINGS MATING LIST. IDEAL DARK CORNISH YARDS, DR. W. A. LOW, Prop., CATONSVILLE, MD. Mount Pleasant Farm Winners at Chicago, St. Louis, Des Moines, Sioux City, Cedar Rapids, and in the hands of our customers S.C. White Leghorns in every State of the Union. Our latest winnings are 4 firsts, 4 seconds, 2 thirds, Eggs for Hatching and fourths, two silver cups, silver medal, Diploma, Special for best display and for best Red in show. Day Old Chicks No Rose Comb Red breeder in the world has made greater winnings for a period of eight years than we SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET have. We have the blood lines, large long bodied birds of grand color. Write today for mating list, the finest matings and Mount Pleasant Farm egg prices most reasonable. One man from a big show writes: "Your strain has been winning here for MOUNT POCONO, PA. years, I want some of your eggs." D. W. RICH Box W MT. PLEASANT, IOWA CHAMPION BUFF WYANDOTTES At the great Mid-West Chicago, Coliseum show, December 1914. Won five times as many first prizes as all competitors combined. Every special offered. Best shaped male, best colored male. Best shaped female, best colored female. Best Display. Champion Buff Wyandottes are America's great general purpose fowl and the greatest blue ribbon winners in existence. Champions are wonderful egg machines. Our first pullet Madison Square Garden and Detroit 1914 laid 273 eggs in one year. Her mother laid 260 eggs and a full sister 264 eggs in one year. Those wishing to introduce new blood and to improve the exhibition and egg laying qualities of their flock, should send for our special list. BESUDEN BROS., R. W. Sturtevant, Mgr., Box 14-W, Evanston Sta., CINCINNATI, OHIO Does This Look Good To You? $3.00 Hen That Lays $21.27 in Eggs in One Year This is Why There is Such an Increasing Demand for My Anconas SHEPPARD'S FAMOUS ANCONAS Have won first at the world's greatest shows, including London, England, Cleveland and Madison Square Garden, N. Y. For eight consecutive years my birds have won three times as many first and second prizes at the Nation's greatest shows, including late shows, as all my competitors together, so have earned the distinction of being THE WORLD'S BEST They are famous egg machines and the greatest winter layers, with the wonderful egg record of 256 average for a flock. If you want to win at your show or increase your egg production, write for catalogue. Eggs, Baby Chicks and stock for sale. H. Cecil Sheppard, Box W2, Berea, 0. PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL ANCONA CLUB. CONTENTS, JULY, 1915 FRONTISPIECE A Comparison of Breed Types Published the First of Each Month by the LESTER TOMPKINS DISCUSSES RHODE ISLAND RED BREEDING . 637 AMERICAN POULTRY PUBLISHING COMPANY IMPROVING POULTRY ON MODERN FARMS 639 158 Pearl St.. BUFFALO, N. Y. RIGHT PRACTICE AND SOUND ETHICS M. F.Delano. ... 640 President GRANT M. CURTIS .... RIGHT USE OF R. I. RED SPORTS, Part II. W. C. Denny. ... 641 Vice-President ... A O. SCHILLING SLAVISH DEPENDENCE OR AN EGG FARM. Editor 642 Secretary-Treasurer . WM. C. DENNY SUBSCRIPTIONS A COMPARISON OF BREED TYPES, Part II. A. O. Schilling ... 644 cents per year in advance. Five cents per Fifty SELLING STANDARD FOWLS ON APPROVAL . Foremost Fancier- copy. Ten cents per back number. Breeders and Editor A. P. FOREIGN, one dollar per year. Canada sev- W. 645 enty-five cents. Ten cents per copy. LOW COST POULTRY HOUSES W. A. Wolford ... 647 Subscriptions can begin with any month. Write your name and post office address plain- EDITORIALS 648 promptly ly. If your Journal does not reach you Question of Truly Vital Interest to the Welfare of the Standard-Bred Poultry notify us. each month, kindly Industry. Interesting Experiments in Co-Operative Poultry Keeping and address give the When you request change of Fruit Farming. Right Down to Date. Reliable Information and Practical old as well as the new address. Advice. Editorial Notes. EXPIRATIONS AND RENEWALS THE PALPITATING QUESTION OF THE HOUR 656 The AMERICAN POULTRY WORLD is dis- continued at the completion of the subscription WRITES FROM SIXTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE authorities. This term by order of the postal AS A POULTRYMAN Chas. Hutton. 657 notice will be marked with a blue X when your subscription has expired. We solicit a prompt POULTRY WORLD AFFAIRS 658 renewal. Please do not delay. EDITORIAL NOTES AND COMMENT Wm. C. Denny. 660 45,000 COPIES PER MONTH It is positively guaranteed that during the year GOVERNMENT WORK FOR POULTRY ending April, 1016, the AMERICAN POULTRY Homer W. Jackson and Editor A. P. W. 663 WORLD will circulate an average of forty-five Special Rations for Growing Chicks. Feeding Milk to Chickens. The thousand (45,000* copies per month. All advertis- Nutritional Value of Milk. Handling Male Birds Out of Breeding Season. ing contracts are based on this circulation. Price of Eggs and Chickens. A Poultry Survey of Jackson Co., W. Va. This Summer's Meeting of Association of Poultry Instructors and Investigators. ADVERTISERS GUARANTEED Produce Infertile Eggs. High and Low Vitality— Loss or Lack of Vigor. We guarantee our subscribers against loss due Turkey Facts and Advice. to fraudulent misrepresentation in any display advertisement appearing in the AMERICAN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 692 POULTRY WORLD, providing the subscriber when ordering the fowls or merchandise, states CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 693 that the advertisement was seen in the AMERI- CAN POULTRY WORLD, and places the order INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 696 during the month or months in which the adver- tisement appears in our columns and promptly notifies us of the fraudulent misrepresentation 45,000 COPIES FOR JULY, 1915 of the advertiser, giving full particulars. E. D. Corson, Secretary-Treasurer of the Corson Manufacturing Co., printers and binders, American Poultry Publishing Company being first duly sworn, states that that company has a contract for and is printing and binding forty-five thousand 45.000 copies of the July, 1915. number of the AMERICAN POULTRY Advertising Rates Made Known on Application WORLD. E. D. CORSON. GEO. E. FITZSIMM0NS, Notary Public. Entered at oostoffice. Buffalo. N Y. as second class mail matter OOSE5 1st Buff Cockerel, Madison 1st Black Cock, Madison Square 1st Buff Pallet, Midiion Square Garden Garden lit Black Hen, Madison 1st Buff Cock, Cbicag Square Garden Square Garden 1st Black Cockerel, Boston BUFFS CHAMPIONS OF AMERICA BLACKS My World's Champion Buffs won the championship of the West at the Chicago Coliseum Show, December 1913, and the championship of the East at the Imperial Madison Square Garden Show, December 1913, in competition with nearly every prominent breeder in America as well as the best from England. At these two most Magnificent Shows I won more first prizes than all my competitors combined. No breeder in the World has ever made the record with Black Orpins-tons that I have; this record is not made at one show alone, but is made by a series of the greatest triumphs at the greatest Shows in the Country, under twelve different judges. In the past three years I have won the Championship for best display in Black Orpingtons at the following shows: Madison Square Garden, New York; Baltimore, Boston, Pittsburgh. (National Black Orpington Club Show) New York State Fair, Allentown, Hagerstown and Toronto. BRED IN THE VIGOROUS CANADIAN CLIMATE They are hardy, rapid growers and splendid winter layers, characteristics you need to make your Orpingtons suit you to a "T '. I can fur- nish a numoer of high class breeding males, also pairs, trios and breeding pens that will be carefully mated to produce the best results at "live and let live' prices. Send your wants an j let me furnish description and quote prices. EGGS EGGS EGGS EGGS Eggs from the grandest collection of matings that I have ever owned. Every pen headed by a prize winner or a near relation. Better values do not exist anywhere. Send for Handsome New Catalog and Mating List, containing full page color plate showing my first prize buff orpington cockerel at Madison Square Garden, December 1913 in natural colors. Is free for the asking. HUGH A. ROSE, Frank Conway, Mgr. Box A- FONTHILL, ONT., CANADA YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO TRUST TO LUCK! Success in poultry raising depends upon your knowledge of tbe business. Not in any one department but a general understanding of care and management from the egg to the mature bird. Start right by hatching and raising your chicks properly. The CHICK BOOK Tells you how. It is a book of thorough and reliable instruction on rearing chicks, both by natural and artificial means. The experience of successful poultry raisers is given, and trustworthy information and advice are furnished on all problems connected with the rearing, developing and fattening of chickens 80 PAGES. 9x12 INCHES NOTE SOME OF THE CONTENTS OF LATEST EDITION Breeding: Constitutional Vigor—Line Breeding.
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