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1908.] THE SOUTHEKN PLAN TEE. 57
--FERN HILL POULTRY FARM--
BREEDERS OF ARISTOCRATS ONLY.
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS
BLACK MINORCAS,
S. C. BROWN LEGHORNS
S. O. WHITE LEGHORNS.
male female and ten highest scoring fSWlT in the
n m^e show
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^ity
,, °f A few Cockerels
each,
of ekoh all strictly first-class
vartetv variety at IS BO
birds. Shipped
at $2.60
on approval.
EGGS $1.50 PER SITTING.
Address J. WALLACE SWELLING, R. P. D. 1, MANCHESTER, VA.
(Yards, Stop 9, Richmond-Petersburg Trolley.)
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
I offer pure-bred stock
this season at prices
ranging from $1.50 to $3.
Some of my birds are descended
from a prize trio
costing $50. The lowerpriced
birds are of lighter
color; thoee of richer
color and larger size sell
for $2 to $3.
A lot of Cockerels at $1
each if taken in lots of
three or mor.e.
ROBERT G. HUNDLEY,
Box 118, Farmville, Va.
Rhode Island Reds
"Both Combs." Stock and Eggs at r*
*uced rates, and must be sold. Satlsfactioj
guaranteed at
BLKTON POULTRY FARM, Clinton Hm»
ley, Proprietor, Elkbon, Va.
Rhode Island Reds
ROSE COMB
Large, handsome fowls; splendid
layers. Chicks grow fast and are
unexcelled for the table.
PURE-BRED EGGS $1 PER 15.
E. YOUNGLOVE, SCOTLAND, VA.
S. C. RHODE ISLAND RED
AND
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
Cockerels from $1 to $1.50 each; M. B
Turkeys, Toms $4, Hens $3.
C. L. BLANTON, McDuff, Va.
S. C. RHODE ISLAND RED.
Cockerels, Mammoth Bronze and White
Holland Turkeys. A very fine strain,
suitable for breeding purposes. For
prices apply to
B. N. TURNER, LANEXA, VA.
MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEYS,
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
PEKIN DUCKS.
We have the best lot we have ever
bred and from the most noted winning
trains. A number of show birds for
ale.
LESLIE D. KLINE, Vaucluse, Va.
cloth, and requires little labor to
make. For the medium size, 3% yards
of material 36 inches wide are needed.
6919.— Six sizes, 32 to 42 inches
bust measure.
The price of this pattern is 10 cents.
SPAVIN AND RINGBONE.
There is a prevalent belief that it
the lameness attending bone spavin or
ringbone is not relieved by firing,
nothing more can be done to effect a
cure. This theory, however, does not
hold good according to the claims
made by Fleming Bros, who have advertised
in this paper for a number
of years. They guarantee to refund
the cost of their Spavin and Ringbone
Paste if it fails to cure the lameness,
and there are no restrictions whatever.
They say that when treated by their
method, the old cases that have been
fired unsuccessfully are practically as
certain to yield as the recent ones.
Fleming's Vest Pocket Veterinary Adviser,
a book of 129 pages, is sent
free to interested persons. Address
Fleming Bros., No. 280 Union Stock
Yards. Chicago. 111.
AMBIGUOUS.
A Washington correspondent who
used to run a newspaper in Iowa tells
how the heavy advertiser of the town
once entered the editorial offices and,
with anger and disgust depicted in
every line of his face, exclaimed
"That's a fine break you people have
made in my ad. this week!'
"What's the trouble," asked the editor
in a tone calculated to mollify
the indignant one.
"Read it and see!" commanded the
advertiser, thrusting a copy of the
paper in the editor's face.
The latter read: "If you want to
have a fit wear Blank's shoes."—Harper's
Weekly.
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