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EDGEHII.L POULTRY FARM,
C. H. DICKINSON, PROP.,
IjurnT. Va. Eggs for hatching
from the
following high
scoring birds:
Dunston strain
White Wyandotte,
Silver
ijgSSm
Laced and
Partridge
Wy andolle;
Biltmore Barred
Plymouth
Rocks, Buff
and White
Plymouth
Rocks; Whitman
strain
Brown Leghorn,
Buff and
White Leghorn,
Cornish
Indian Games, Buff Orpington, R. C.
R. I. Reds; Northup strain Black
Minorcns. Price, $1 for 15. Special
prices for large quantities. A few
choice trios for sale. Cockerels, $1 to
$1.25; Pullets, $1. Satisfaction guaranteed.
200 Growing Youngsters
"RINGLET" BARRED PLYMOUTH
ROCKS EXCLUSIVELY.
E. B. Thompson's celebrated strain.
Bred for Quality, not Quantity. Unexcelled
in laying qualities, size, vigor
and beauty. Sons and daughters of
Crackerjack," my prize winner at last
season s Richmond Poultry Show,
weight 12 pounds. I have the prettiest
lot of Cockerels and Pullets, both for
the show-room and breeding purposes,
that I can sell you at reasonable prices,
considering their superior quality.
Write me what you want and I can
please you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Address LESLIE H. McCUE, Box 4,
Afton, Va.
JAMESTOWN WINNERS
Beautiful Buff Orpington Cockerels,
$3 each; Eggs, $3 per 15. Also winners
at leading shows.
Handsome Rose and Single Comb
R. I. Red Cockerels, $2 each; Eggs,
$2.50 per 15, $8 per 100.
George XV. Sweeting, Locust Mount
GEORGE W. SWEETING,
Locust Mount Poultry Farm, Sharon,
Harford County, Md.
Brushy Hill Poultry Yard
is preparing to move and offers at low
prices, good stock of the following
varieties: Buff Orpingtons, R. C. Rhode
Island Reds, Partridge Wyandotteg and
extra good Black Orpington Cockerels.
Don't wait, but write your wants
now.
O. E. SHOOK, EUFOLA, N. C.
BARRED
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Cockerels of best strains for sale
cheap this month to make room. Prices
from $1 to $2, according to age, markings,
etc. Write me your wants.
MRS. JOHN F. PAYNE,
University Station , Charlottesville, Va.
BLACK'S
Black Langshans
Are the Original Egg-Laying Strain.
Grand in size, shape and celor. Cholca
Cockerels, Pullets and Yearling Hen*
for sale.
A. M. BLACK, TAZEWELL, VA.
Please mention The Southern Planter.
THE SOUTHERN PLANTER [January,
achieved largely by the arrangement
of ithe plait, a graduated triple box
plait ornamenting both front and back,
while two groups of tuck plaits appear
between. The plaits are stitched In
position over the hips, and below are
permitted to hang in free, well-creased
folds. The wide hem is finished simply
with a double row of stitching. As
illustrated, the skirt is cut to round
length and made of navy blue panama,
but the pattern may be adjusted to
either short, round or instep length,
if desired; while it may be developed
with admirable effect in taffeta, brilliantine,
or serge. For the medium
size, 6 yards of 44-inch material will
be needed.
6958.—In seven sizes, from 20 to 32
inches waist measure.
The price of this pattern is 10 cents.
A Pretty Comfort Gown.
It is during cool weather that one
realizes the indispensibleness of a
dainty morning gown which may be
slipped on during the day at any time
when ease is desired. Here is sketched
a gown in challis, having broad
yokebands and front trimming band of
plain material to contrast. The gown
is one well liked by particular women
and is found to be easily made and
becoming. The waist may be girdled
with a soft ribbon or a shaped belt
of the trimming fabric, the front of
the gown being full and the back fitted
by gores. The medium size calls for 9
yards of 36-inch material.
6901.—Six sizes, 32 to 42 inches bust
measure.
The price of this pattern is 10 cents.
A Charming Design for a Dressing
Sack.
A dainty dressing sack is a truly
feminine garment, and finds many
devotees during every season of the
year. A charming design for one in
mull or lawn with bands of coarse
lace inset is sketched and will please
the woman who fashions her own
clothes. The sack is trim at waist and
neck so that none of that negligee
appearance is evident, while the deep
collar and elbow sleeves are most becoming.
The sack is one suitable to
development in a tub fabric, silk or
BUFF ORPINGTONS
THE BEST ALL PURPOSE FOWLS
KNOWN.
Pens No. 1—Fancy Orpingtons that
win. Eggs, 15 for $5.00
Pens No. 2—High Class Breeders.
Eggs, 15 for $2.00
Pens No. 3—Pure-Bred utility stock.
Eggs, 15 for $1.00
THE ETHERMORE FRUIT AND
S. C. BUFF ORPINGTON FARM,
Henry J. and Chas. G. Sanger, Props.,
Dale Enterprise, Va.
Mention this paper when writing.
Glenview Orpingtons*
BUFFS EXCLUSIVELY.
A few Cockerels for sale. Not quite
good enough for the show room, but
just right to head a good breeding pen.
B. S. HORNE, Keswick, Va.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS,
BUFF WYANDOTTES,
SILVER GRAY DORKINGS
At the Virginia State Fair there were
93 Rocks showed by 9 different parties,
and we won 9 out of 12 places and special
for the best Cockerel in the show.
In Dorkings, we won on every bird
we showed. Did not show Buffs.
Stock and Eggs for sale. )
J. S. YOUNG, 1110 Main Street,
Richmond, Va.
Barred Plymouth Rock
Cockerels and Pullets; M. B. Turkeys,
Toms and Hens; White Holland Toms;
Pekin Drakes and Ducks; B. B. Game
Bantams.
See December issue about Berkshires.
Your interest to write me before
buying.
E. F. SOMMERS, SOMERSET, VA.
SPRING BROOK POULTRY FARM.
Cnlpeper, Va., H. H. Scott, Prop.
Breeder of Northup strain Black
Minorcas, Whitman strain of Brown
Leghorns, and the best Silver-Laced
Wyandottes. Have been breeding Black
Minorcas six years, always with the
best type in view. Stock and Eggs in
season at very moderate prices, considering
the quality. Write me for
prices and full particulars.
REIDER'S FINE
h Poultry Catalogue
for 1908 is larger and better than ever.
Tells all about pure-bred poultry and
Illustrates CO varieties. Contains lO
beautiful tVimos of leading breeds-
pretty enough to frame . Tails o f best Louse
Killer, how t > cure diseases, nutfte money.
Only lOe postpaid. Send to-day fora copy.
Ii. 11. GRE1DEU. Klieeras, Pa.
Please Mention the Southern Planter.