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WHERE TO BUY THE BEST POULTRY AND INCUBATORS.
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Incubator and Brooder Th.f. what my rualomrrs call lr ▼^‘f®
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lor” wiTfoVrt 1 **a»eraccl Sam Thompson, Pros., ®
W, Kbit ,..u want. irttlML PROPOSI- ■ r»~\ IVebmifr.i Incubator Co. ■
I riflM ..iiam>i nIMf ,n ■ tp- —: 1 I'D1 Main Street,
I ./IwrTv^r fatrtioht, Nebraska. ■
Vow Get H.
125 Eff Incubator ftflfl
and Broodar
Wisconsin Innbator Co.,
Boi 137, Racing, WU.
Cyphers Incubators
Hrooders and Poultry Supplies. Potter's Poultry
House Fixtures. Fires from high grade Rhode
Island Red*
EVANDER WILLIAMS & CO„
MEMPHIS. TENN.
Se« Other Poultry Atl* on Pugc 72.
EGGS EGGS EGGS EGGS
I'm No. 1 and 2 | a£ *&'!JJ | »’«» No. 3 ) » ' Pen No. 4 •} ^.no \ pen No. 5 ) ^ *i'oo
M. C B. Minosraa. Winning 10 Prises out of 11 entries at Jackson. Miss., and Memphis, Tenn . 1909
IMortgage Lifters) Rerun 1. what 96 did. January l to June 90th. 300 duxen eggs which after paying
all expenses git as net profit erf 1100.00 in cash, loo first grads Pullets and SO Cockerels. Which I refused
#400 00 for. they will do tame for you. No stock for sale.
G. fc. C'ALLOW AY, Lock Box, 87, Oakland, Miss.
CREAM SEPARATORS
both Al m Bmrgmim. Write quick.
J K HKDRICK, Hattiesburg, Mias.
’ StLVtMLACKD WYaSDOTIRS Kit** *2.00and
*3 uj per 16. Cockerel* *3.00 each S. L. While
W yandotte Pullet* 12 00 Pens header! by bird*
scoring y»i point*, first priie at Birmingham and
Aberdeen. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS. C. S. JONES, ft Son..
1323 N. 3rd Ave. Olumbua, Mias.
LOOK FOR THE BEST
Center drove Poultry Yard* have something
good. Nice Wyandotte Cock* and Cockerel*—Pure
W hile 38.00 each, Kgg* *2.00 per 16. Al»o prise
winning S. C Brown l**ghorn# - l^rge fann rais
ed *1.00 each. Kgg* *1.00 for 16. Will book or
der* after Feb. 1st.
Mrs. M. W. Ratliff, Somifvilla, All
WHITE HOLLAND TURKEYS
Prize Winning Mnmi. Wnte for prices.
Mrs. Mary Fisher,
R. F. D No a. Utica, Mi»a.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To gel Kgg* from mating* of White Orpingtuua
(Cook a Strum). R. C. K. 1. Red* (Degrafl Strain)
Buff leghorn* (Arnold* Strain). S. C. Black
Minorca* l North up Strain). White P Rocks (Piahal
Strain) and Huff Wyandotte* (WUUama Strain).
No U tter bird* In the South . Now booking order*
al reasonable price*.
LEttlS t HEMPHILL, Kosciusko, Miss.
Blue Ribbon Strain
Single Comb
R. ISLAND RCDS
BLACK MINORCA®
F.gga fi 50 ami $a.oo per 15.
J. E. PATTON. Harvest, AU.
S. C. UHITK PLYMOUTH KOCKS
Awarded at Birmingham Alabama State Fair
Two Fit *1. 3rd. 4lb and 6th Premium*. Kgg* *1.50
and *3.00 per 16.
Mrs. M. O. Calaway, - - K<len, Ala.
WENS
10 B. P. Rock Hen* at *1.00 each. Also
6B8»
In Season at 12.00 for 15. Address
MISS JULIA MARSHALL. Winona. Mis*.
S. C. Brown Leghorn
ICggs, $1.00 per 15; $1.50 per 3a Will
ship eggs promptly. Satisfaction
guaranteed. :: :: :: :: ::
R. K. Cleveland, - Decatur, Mias.
25 PURE BRED S. C BROWN
LEGHORN COCKERELS
60c to 11.25 each. Also 2 pain of Beagle Hounds.
IK.00 per pair.
W. P. INGRAM. - - - - Byhalia. Miss.
FANCY POULTRY
10 breeds; eggs prepaid. Poland China Pigs.
Price list free. Write today.
kTUGGLE BROTHERS.
Route No. 6. Brush Creek, Tenn.
Pure P. I. Red Eggs
$3.00 for 15 cogs.
EUGENE J. HARDY.
Crawford. Mississippi.
Guinaa Essex Hogs “<£,
brood Sow and 9 half-blood Pigs. $35.00.
R. C. REDS. WHITE PLYMOUTH
ROCKS and WHITE LEGHORNS.
Eggs at $1.00 for 16; $6.00 per 100.
My brwuden are the best stock obtainable. Good
batch guaranteed, or order refilled for Vs price.
Write to
MRS. N. F. MAY, Hamburg, Mias.
MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS
As tine as ever raised. Write for prices.
R. P. WASHINGTON.
R. K. 1). Cedar Bluff. Miss.
rqre single Comb Rhode /eland Rode. Color
LUQw and quality is what we have. No stock
for sale. Booking egg orders now for spring
hatching. Utility, $1.50; Special. $2.00; Prize Win
ners. Ki.UO per setting 15. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Brooks Poultry Farm, Fort Deposit. Ala.
MAMMOTH BROSZE TURKEYS
CO choice birds, well marked, beautiful plumage,
best strains of Pure Bred Stock, reasonable prices.
Also Imperial Pekin Ducks. Eggs $2.00 per setting
and Choice Registered Duroc Pigs at bargain prices
Write your wants.
CLAUDE JENKINS. Shelbyville, Tenn.
M. W. HOLLAND TURKEYS
One Trio *7.50.
Five Fine 2 year old Toms, $3.60 each.
MBS. W. M ROGER.
R. F. I). No. 2. Macon. Miss.
k The Million Dollar 1
L Bonded Incubator
There is only one—The Sure Hatch. It is in a class by itself. No I
other incubator is built of such high grade materials. No other has such a I
• ^^^k record of results in hatching, nor such a liberal guarantee. Every purchaser 1
a^^^^k of a Sore Hatch Incnbator actually receives a $1,000,000 Surety Bond issued I
by the great Bankers’ Surety Company of Cleveland, Ohio. That bond I
, I places the entire resources of this great corporation behind the Sore I
No other incubator is good enough for Bonding Companies to risk their I
money in backing. The Bankers'Surety Company could not afford I
to let their name be used, let alone back up our guarantee if the I
I ■ ^^H^k Sure Hatch were not the best Incubator on the market. They I
didn't agree to issue bonds on the Sure Hatch without first I
looking into the machine, it’s construction and record.
|5p ^P^^k Now, can you see any chance to lose on an offer like that I
when we pay the freight and allow you 60 days' Free trial? I
Write to-day for complete information about the only I
H bonded Incnbator and for Free Poultry Book. I
Sore Hatch Incnbator Co. I
Chicago. 111., Aug. 20, 1909. H jj I
‘‘.Tan. 1st I had 27 hens. Since then I U V1 Jr'* fT?-Jfl I
I have hatched over W0 chicks. Sold B ,. •yVjT JjHsj!
U>8.00 worth of broilers and eggs and I ^"^B
at least 350 chickens left. fl I
three consider the W_ I
R. I. REDS
20 Pullets and 20 Yearling Hens at
Si.00 each.
Also a few Roosters all fine and Good
Colors.
MRS. EULA ENNIS,
Baldwyn. Miss.
BRONZE TURKEYS_
Flock headed by "Buster Brown” direct. Mor
gan line. 1st Prize Winners, Mississippi State
Fair 1909. Old Mena not related, prize winning
strains. Eggs in season. 9 far *3.00; 15 for #4.00.
Buckeyes, Kentucky Csirdinal Strain, Eggs, 16
for *3.00. S. C. R. I. Reds, choice matings, 15 for
Sl.GO. Address.
MRS. J. W. SUMMERS.
R. F. D. No. 1. Puckett. Miss.
B P. Rock Chickens Sl.00 each; Eggs 16for #1.00.
Pigeons Red Caneaux. Mated. $4.00 per pair.
Pure Bred Homers. Mated. *1.25 per pair.
MATTIE GILBERT. Gilbert. Miss.
EGGS From Famous E. B Thompson Strain. Bar
red Plymouth Rocks—Fine Ones.
Been breeding and shipping Poultry and Eggs
8 years and always pleased. 15 Eggs $2.00; 30 Eggs
*3.50. Address
MRS. ORLEANS THOM AS. Crystal Springs, Miss.
EGGS
Pure Bred S. C. Brown Leghorn Eggs, #1.50 for
15. #5.00 per 100, Cockerels *2.00 each. R. I. Reds.
Single Comb, Eggs *1.50 for 15, Cockerels $2.00.
MRS. IDA R. BERRY. Corinth. Mias.
Homer Pigeons S
large squabs. Mated pairs, - • 12.00 per pair.
From healthy, thrifty, good laying Rome
f UU\ Comb A /. Rtde— famous DeG raff's
"OO'' strain. 15 eggs for 11.50.
-READY FOR YOUR ORDER
DR. R. N. BIGHAM, - Pontotoc, Miss.
Flora Poultry Farm
Reds Reds
The kind you want—deep rich red. long
bodies strong, healthy, farm-raised stock.
Buy your thoroughbred eggs now and get
your chicks off early. 15 eggs from 1st
yards. $2.60; 30 eggs from 1st yards, $4.50;
15 eggs from 2nd yards. $1.50.
Two Third• Hatch Guaranteed. Let ine
quote you prices per $1.00, or incubator
Eggs. 10 Mammoth Imperial Pekin Duck
Eggs. $1.00. Prize winners. A few nice
cockerels at $2.00 and $3.00.
Reds Reds
E. A. DOWNS,
Flora, :: :: Misa.
Our Advertisers are Guaranteed to
Do as They Promise.
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Their name to a certain extent is
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A complete stock of Furniture,
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A local market is generally best
for honey. It is a peculiarity of
honey that you can often get twice
as much for it at home as by ship
ping it to a distant city market.—T.
C. Karns.
The "largest” and "quickest ma
turing” animal is not found in any
one breed. Early maturity is not
usually conducive to large size.