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8 THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: SATrHPAY, JANUARY 2. 10011. POULTRY SHOW IS CROWING Plans Laid for Bigger Exhibition Than Ever Next Year. DOG FANCIERS ALSO ENTHUSE Krnnrl Clob Will llol.l l.arsf Kshthlt Indrr Anaplrea of National Anno elation Xw Yrir'a (ronil ' Throne Alalia. From fa 1y m-rn t.i lit" at nipht on Nw Tonr'a djy tip nis s nt tli" fourth anmr.tl poultry allow -of tho Tranml sisslppl asso ciation were crowded with an fagpr throng i:t apertatora, all anxious to ef thi phlrknna and diu kj and ffriniy and p K'ona whl.h tiave h rn 1 1 : hc i In bj m much atten tion during thi- weik. Ttio uttcnd.inie Is running far iiho.id of lixf year and plana air alipady h"ln; mudc f ir a liigpr allow iiixt year. Compt tli Ion h;is In cn kn In most of th fihiFscs und tho profess nnnl b (Cilrrs of poultry havf foiiriil t'-.cv hud ni easy sail ing; In carrying rff t!io riMrns Tho num ber of poultry fancier in InrmisliiK each year and each year tlirre are Just tht many more exhibitors at the rh w. Omaha haa f.tred well when It Is eoiif lilered that bird! are in attendance frmi all tli9 aur rounding atales. Kaeli yr.ir Untie snnp n-w exhibit, r who haa had Ills interest In poul try raisins aroused by snvng the fine 1 play at the ahi.w. and tlfia the allow Is Hireadlng the gusp 1 of smd chicken breej njr. ' That more might sw tho littl chicks which were hutched at the show and wh ch will bi sold Saturday nlRlit at LT c nts each, (b'orgo II. Ix'O has had the littlo fellows left in tho fj.-isa inctihaljra instead of chang. rig them t the bro ulers. More or ders have now be 11 received for these little chlcka ten tim s over than Ui'T1 are chicka. but the-e excess orders may be filled at a later date. Plan It Inner Krnnrl f?intr. Plana f,r a much la g r kcnn l show f,r next year were discussed at the annual meeting of tho Nebraska Ki-nru 1 club Fri day afternoon, when tne old of fiesta of tho club word ro-elecL-d, for the coming year. The meeting was held In the office rooms of the Audltnrlum. The officers who wer" re-elected .wer: C. J. Renson, presl. ent; M. J. Oreevy, vice president; W. T. lloo I, sec oiary, and C. J. Uenson, trea.sur r. The follow. ng were elected direct. .rj in nd-liti m to the officers, who tre ulso on the b.-ud of directors: Cert Dixon, Omaha; K. Day, Fremont; "William R blnaoii, L'utiiull rtiuffs, and L. P. Kegen, Omaha. It was decided fo make application f jr membership In the American Kennel club and also to hold tho next show under the auspices of that club, und the officers were Instructed to take up tho matter with the American Kennel club. A vote of thanks wa- extended to R. A. Newlyn, Judge of tho kennel show, for his effotts hi behalf of the show und ulso fir hia Impartial work in Judging. The club voted a silver loving cup to Bert Dixon for having the best sporting dog at tho allow, the award having been made by Judge Newlyn. , H. ('. Lll'FF l.KGHORNS. Mrs. N. F. Fusa, N.iporvilkv 111., second cook, first hen. third pullet. Mis. F. C. Mitchell, C'rookstown, Minn., third cock, second hen, third hen, first pullet. Mrs. John McArdle, Omaha, f6urth hen, fifth lien. Klmer M. Carson. Omaha, third cockerel, second pullet, fourth pullet, third pen. Frank A. Agnew, South Omaha, fifth pullet, aecond pen, fourth pen. 1 8. ('. IIHOWN L.FAJ HORNS. William Drabbs. Yankton. S. D., first cock, third hen. fourth hen, fifth pullet, fourth pen. Papillion Toultry Pens, second cock, thltd cock, fiist hen. second hen. second pullet, third pullet, second cockerel, third pen. W. D. Btanibough. Onmha. fifth hen. O. C. (iehrman, Orrah-.i, f rst okerel, second cockerel, tlrst p.i .e., fourth Yu"l- H. D. Larson, Heretford. 8. D., first cockerel, fifth cockerel. Frank W. Jefferis, fcSoulh Omaha, first lien, second pen. OOI-DKN WVANDOTTE8. Jack Hiackey. f'hllllcothe, Mo., first hen, aecond pullet, third pullet. J. YV. Alden, lVipillion, Neb.. second cockerel, third cockerel, fourth cockerel, first pullet, fourth pullet, fifth pullet. PARTRHXjW wyandottes. V. 11. Ahlnuisl, Meredith avenue, Omaha, first cock, second cock. K. U. Day, Fremont, Neb., third cook, third hen. fourth hen. fifth hen. fifth cockerel, first pullet, wecond pullet, third jullet, third pen. J. O. Wortendy, 1 'lyases. Neb., fourth cock, first cockerel, third cockerel, fourth cockerel, aecond pen. Rev. A. Li. Adams. Hamburg. la., first hen, second hen, iseeond cockerel, first pen. SILVF.U I.ACKI) WYANDOTTKS. Walter Perkins, Ames, la., first cock, first lien, second hen, third hen. fourth hen, first cockerel, second coeke.el, first pullet, second pullet, third pullet. Charles F. Mandenon. )m ha, fecund cock, fourth cock, fifth hen. A. D. Dickinson, Shelton, Neb., third cook, fifth cock, fourth pullet, fifth pullet. H. P. lairson, Heresford, S. D.. third cockerel, fourth cockerel. WHIT 10 WYANDOTTKS. Ira M. liraynionds, M .trey, N. T., first cock. litllsdulH Poult ty Farm. Lincoln, Neb., second cock, third hen, fourth hen, second pullet, first pen. Hart Nlppell, Uenson. Neb., third cock, aecond hen.. f;ttli hen. third cockerel, fifth pullet, f run III pen, fifth pen. I O. Cousigny, Avoca. la., fourth cock, first hen, first cockerel, filth cockerel, first pullet, aecond pen. V. It. Hunt, Shenandoah, la., fifth cock, third pen. i. II. F.i In, Florence, fourth cockerel, fourth pullet. KXUTRIDOR COCHINS. Mrs. J. C. Wack, Nebraska City, Neb., first hen. second hen. third hen, fourth hen, fifth hen. second cockerel. fourth cockerel, fifth cockerel, first pullet, aecond pullet, third pullet, fourth pullet. Jack Uraekley, Chillicothe, Mo., first cockerel, fifth pullet. A. I,undHtrom, Omaha, third cockerel. Nr.N-liKAKDKD UOIJJKN POLISH. J. U, flourlcy. Surprise, Neb., third hen, fourth hen. BI FF IACKD POLISH. J. O. Oourley, Surprise, Neb., first hen. Ahlquist's Barred Rocks I have for sale a fine line of Cock-., erels and Pullets sired by .the ' Fourth Cock at the Show WRITE FOR PRICES F. C. AHLQUIST Station A Omaha, Neb. second hen. third hen, first cockerel, first pullet. IJOLDKN" POLISH BEARPF31. 1 T. O. Oourley. Surprise, Neb., third rel ict, fourth pullet. WlilTI'i J'OIjISM. J. (1. Oourley. Surprise, Neb., first lion. second hen, third hen, fourth hen, hen. third cockerel, fourth cockerel, cockerel, first pullet, second pullet, fifth fifth third pullet, fourth pullet, fifth pullet. RK1) CAPS. J. O. Oourley, Surprise, Neb., first R,.,.on,l hen third hen. fourth hen. hn. flrnt cockerel, second cockerel, third cockerel, fourth cockerel, first pullet, second pullet, third pullet, fourth pullet. LONG TAILKD J APANI08B FHOKNIX FOWL. ,T. O. Oourlev, Surpriso. Neb., first hen, first pullet, second pullet, third pullet, fourth pullet. SILVER P. HAMBUROS. J. O. Oourley, Surprise, Neb., second cock, first hen, fifth hen, second cockerel, first pullet, second pullet, se-wod pen. Burnham T. Kngllsh. kvenworth, Kan., first cook, first cockerel, third pullet. John O'Connor, Omaha, third cock, third hen. fourth hen. Mrs. F. C. Mitchell, Crookston, Minn., third cockerel, fourtli pullet, fifth pullet, first pen. Papillion Poultry Pens, third ren. RIACK HAMBCRUS. 3. C Oourlev. Surprise, Neb., first hen, second lien, third hen. fourth lien, first cockerel, third cockerel, second cockerel, fourth cockerel, first pullet, second pullet, third rullet, fourth pullet, O. S HAMBUROS. J. O. Oourley, Surprise, Neb., first cock, first hen. second hen. third hen. CORNISH INDIAN OAMB8. K. A. Tamlyn. Stanbc-ry. Mo., first cork first hen. second hen, third hen, first cock erel, first pullet, second pullet. Chapline Bros., Lincoln, Neb., second cock., third cock, second cockerel, third cockerel. PIT GAMES. mi V C. Caldwell, South Omaha, first rock erel. second cockerel, third cockerel, fourth cockerel, fifth cockerel, first pullrt. second pullet. ,.,,.,.r.D A. H. Barks. Ansh-v. Neb., flrft first hen, first cockerel, firnt pulled. PBAKL (Jl'INKA. V. A. Agnew, South Omaha, first cock, cock- erel. second cockerel, iirBt. puuei, second pullet, third pullet. COLUMBIAN PLYMOUTH ROTTvS. A. H. Barks, Ansley, Neb., second cock, second hen. second cockerel, first pullet, second pullet, third pullet. BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS. Halton 1. Ilarrold. Berson, first cock. Ci P. Stebblns, Klrkwood. Mo., second cock, second hen. third cockerel, fourth J. B. Fulmer. Columbus. Neb., first hen, third hen. fourth hen, fifth hen. Dr. Scott Covalt, Council Bluf fs la., first cockerel, first pullet, second pullet, third 1lFranci S. Onlnes, Om-ilia. second cock erel, fourth pullet- euiilCHB. Puppy: First, Helen's Lady, Max rClU DOGS. Novice: Sir James Light, first. Dixon. Omaha; Young's Vic second. Nip- Bert Con- rad H. Young, Omaha. Open: Sir James Light first. Bert Pixon; Champion Dutch second. O. . Drew; Young's Vic third. Conrad II. Young. BITCHES. Novice: Lilly Light first. Theodore Wise man; Oypsy second. K. Hendee; Rose Rip third, Theodore Wiseman. Limit: Queen first, J. E. Hubbard. Open: Helen Jung first, Theodore Wise man. . IRISH SETTER. Novice: Belle of Culbertson first, J. Weitzel, Atlantic. Ta. COLLIES. Puppy: First, second and third, Leon Wcrr, Emerson, Neb. DOGS. Novice: Larpy Klunger first. W. R. Harris; King second, Ira Hlght; King Pier rot third, Leon Werz. Limit: Larpy Klunkcr first, W. R. Har ris; Seallne Prenner second, M. Stoner; Buster third, A. G. Sundgreen. Open: Larpy Klunker first, W. R. Har ris; King Pierrot second. Leon Werz. BITCH BS. Novice: Lady Isabella first. William C. Blake; Belle second, H. 8. Grumm; Baby third, H. 8. Grumm, Genoa, Neb. Sweepstakes winner collies: Lady Isa bella Reserve winner: Larpy Klunker. GREYHOUNDS. Open: Monte Christo first. C. E. Won tier; Daniel Moore aecond. C. E. Wenner. BOSTON TERRIERS. Novice: Ak-Sar-Ben Blllie first, Mr. Moore; Happy Hooligan aecond, M. Schneckenberger. Open: Svengalt first. Mr, Moore; Teddy second, Mrs. Charles Cox. BITCHES. Novice: Babe first, Miss Nellie Sterling; Queen second, VV. E. Parke; Queen third, Guy Hamlin. Open: Ak-Sar-Ben Norah first, Mr. Moore; Babe second, Miss Sterling. Limit: Babe first, Miss Sterling; Queen W. K. Parker. second. FRENCH BULLS. Novice: Fanette first, Mrs. Frenehuo second, J. Jones. Holslngton; FOX TERRIERS. Puppy: tholoniew, First und second, B. E. Bar Fremont, Neb. DOG& Novice: Teddy first, B. P. Dutton, Oak E. Bartholo- land, Neb.; Foxy second, B. mew. Limit: Teddy first, E. P. Dutton; Spot second. J. Klamma. Open: Jim Foster first. Mr. Moore; Teddy second, E. P. Dutton; Swipes third, J. A. Lane. SETTERS. Puppy: LeRoy ilrst. Prince aecond, L, P. Reger, Omaha. DOGS. Novice: Sport first, W. Q. Carpenter; Don, Jr., second, L. P. Reger; Duke White stone third, Fred Heyn. Limit: Don Gladstone firBt. J. W. Mun choff; Sport second, W. G. Carpenter; Duke Whiteatone third, Fred Heyn. Open: Don Gladstone first, J. W. Mun choff; Sport second, W. G. Carpenter. BITCH ES. Open: Milly P.. L. P. Reger. NEWFOUNDLAND. Open: Buster first. A. Jamirson. Nobody ta Too Old to lenrn that tho sure way to cure a cough or cold is with Dr. King's New Discovery. EOc and $1.00. For salo by Beaton Drug Co. Masked lllarhwayniraj t'anaiht. TUI8A. Okl., Jan. I. The two masked hlffhwuvmen who 1 1 1 1 rt 1 1 r twenfv.fitro nlan I near Tnlsa last night were captured early i today by a posse of officers and landed In i Jail. The rubliers proved to be Hersliall Wolfe and Charlea Haubaugh, young nv-n I of this city. The robbers were overtaken several miles from here, where they had taken refuge In a small barn. They made nine resistance. Don't Fall to See At Ttie Show FOR SALE BY MRS. J. C. MORROW 222 North 26th St S500 CHICKENS, $500 DOGS, S300 CATS and S50 PIGEONS AT THE AUDITORIUM ALL, THIS WEEK Last Chanco to see show ever held west Adults 24c .I. in. SAVE THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT "Whj aii your ag-g-a daring' th aprinc "a inomir months at ona-half what thay ara urorthJ Sterllzlng Egos Does away With Cold Storage Aftor tbay ara aterlUaad thay will kaap for months and ha as fresh as ths day they wars laid. Our method Is simple ana inexpensive. WRITE FOR TVTECa FAJtTICUIiABB. A. C. BUSK, Manager MEDICATED PERCH fiOLVKS THK M1TK ANIJ LOISK I'KOHLKM. When it la unJerntooil that the mitea leave the fowls In the day time to Bwk hiding: plares In the cracks and walls and dropping boanls, where they hatch -und multiply, . returning to feed on the fowla at night, it will be eaay to understand liow the NATIONAL MEDICATKD FKHCH in so effective In destroying ihem, while the Medicated Mite and Lice Killer, which the Perch contains, effectually destroys the large body lice which Infest the fowls both day and night. It requires but a few minutes, when necessary, to refill the perches, and the vermin, which It destroyed at the start, is effectually prevented from getting another start. With the lice and mites exterminated, the egri problem la easy and pouU'ry-raUlug becomea a pleasure as well oa a profitable business. It may seem an exaggeration, yet It haa been shown to bo true, thai ti:e tgg and poultry intert-st Is the iOi'sesi productive Interest in the cuuu.iy. According to late Investigation n,c poultry industry amounteu to uuu.UUU, and we firmly belluve that this can be greatly Increased It the fowls axe kept free from lice and inltea. No fanner wojild expect to make hl livestock pay unless he attend to It. and he cannot expect fowU to pay unless the same ordinary thought and care la given them, which can easily be done by the use of the National Medicated Perch and by keeping the poultry house clean. J. D. CARMICIIAEL, Manufacturer. Fairmont, Neb. Writ for Ctalog"us Visit the Exhibit of T. C. DOKOVOfi Breeder ol Doming Pigeons Bird for eale $1.50 Dp Prize winners Nebraska State Poul try Show and Platte Valley, and also Trans-MtsettJblppl of 1807. 41 M Lake St.. Omaha, Xeb. I THE B TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER Ob Dollar at Year mr -f. the biggest and best of New York. Ctiilclren 15c a .'SI.: .',''.'jf ii. 'J-.v t, - -, . r. .. - 4rjl .310 N. Y. Life Building LUNDSTROM'S ROSE COMB White Leghorns win E.t the great TransiMlssisslppl Poultry show, Omaha. First cock; first, second, fifth hen; second cockerel; second pul let; first pen. .These birds have won first at thn leadinu Khows In Trans-Miss- Sisslppl country and are from the ? famous Kulp and Phillips strains. : If you want pggs for hatching or fine exhibition birds, I have them. A. LUNDSTROM White Leghorn Specialist 20th & Culdwcll His., Omaha, Neb. That makes your Poultry grow. NEED ANY? See that it comes from the Nebraska Seed Co AVe carry a full line of Poultry Supplies at 1613 Howard 8trt OMAHA Mrs. F.C. Black Hreeder of Prize Winning Huff and Partridge Cocliins. Eggs and birds for sale. Mrs. F. C. Black Nebraska City. Neb. Rose Comb R. I. Reds King Ruby Egg Machines I BREED LAYERS write me Eggs For Hatching F. S. KING Benson Neb. E. B. DAY Bread er and Shipper of Imported SI. Bernard Dogs Bull and Partridge Wyandotte Chickens See My Exhibit in Show Stock for Sato at All Times. Fremont, Neb. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! Sole Exhibit of E. D. Cook Rough Coated Scotch Col lie Pups. Eligible for Registration. E. B. cooi(B;n.r Boston Terriers" KEXXELS 2413 HAMILTON Home of the Fashionable "BOSTON TERRIER" CHAS. J. BENSON, Prop. MAIL ADDRESS 1017 Howard Sheet, OMAHA, NEB. AK-SAR-BEN KENNELS Importers and Breeders of ENGLISH TOY SPANIELS Also Breeders of BOSTON TEilHIEKS Puppies and grown stock for sale. Tel. Webster 1567. Mr. pnd Mrs. G. II. Moore 2734 Caldwell St., Omaha, Neb. 4112 N. 281b Avenue, Omaha Llewellerv Setter Kennel. Six months Pups for sale from $13 to $25. Eligible Registration Dam, Millie B, S6059 Sire, Harold Shinpole 44718 DR. H. E. BYARS Valley, neb. ; Pit Bull Terriers, Dachshund Hounds Don't fall to see the exhibit of game pet Bull Terriers and Dachshunds from the kennel of Dr. H. E. Byars, Valley, Neb. For anything In either of theBe breeds see us. All stock eligible to register. Visitors Should See My Exhibit of Rough Coated Scotch Collie Dogs A number of fine pups of different ages for sale LEONARD WERZ EMERSON. NEB. A. D. DICKENSON & SON Breeders of Silver Laced Wyandottes & Barred Plymouth Rocks Eggs forale In Season. SHELTON, NEBRASKA. Rural Collie Kennells THOROUGHBRED COLLIES Young Stock for Sale. H. S. GRIMM, Ganoa, Nab. Single Comb Rhode Island Reds Boff Plymouth Rocks French Silk Pcodle Dogs 1. E. FULMER., Columbus, Neb. WolUbalaaced Conditions N INf l BATOU tbat doae not make inarea. an lustia neeaea ia correct W.,,.W.W WEMJUMMW I IIIUIIIII I I II HJiJ.,lU.MlllM'l I II MWIIIII.IWI'IM " HiW WJU-U-i i ifurnirnr-rme-'n in - r ttt-,JJx...ium, ii..M,m . II ' III II I I ventilation, at tne ogga. In proper proportloa to build ua tba chick and a to tear down (rot) theihell. Some Incobatore aTeraaa tbeee correct eoa I dltlooa not more tamo one-tenth of the time there ona-f ourtb of the I times otbera one-half of tbe time and at III others taroe-foartbeof tbe time) but I only la tbe "Mandy Lea" are tbe oondltluaa rlgbt ail of tba tiaua bee ansa eyaryiaing ia aieaauraa aua regaiaiea. Beat and Molstare In proper proportion eeaeo rapid diilntegratloa or rotting of tba abell and a strong growth of eblok. With too littlo moisture tbe chick grows all right, but tba abell and Inner membrane becomes touch and bard. With) too much) atolatare the shell weaken, bat ao doe tbe chick. Whevt ia vra-nled is fx week ehell end strong chick secure! only when everything Is ut right. Comet conditions (Its SO to 100 per eeat batchea. Fairly correct condltiopf glo 10 to Be per eent batcktoa. toor condltlona g1e SO to SO per coat batches. Very poor condition give SO to S per coat batchea. Condition are always correct la the "M aady Lea" beeaaee everything Is meaa eredand regulated, besarstesend for soot e free booklet whether you buy or aut. GEO. II. LEG CO.. 111S 5" LEE'S WHITE LEGHORNS In full force at the Trans-Missiesippi ehow. Every bird exhibited ia of Our own breeding and raising. We have at the farm 1,600 more of as good blood and breeding, though not as good in show points. WE SELL EGGS AND STOCK. Mandy Lee Farm, Omaha (Florence) Dob White's White Rocks Win at Omaha, Januirj, 1908 1st Cockerel. 1st and 2d Pullots. 2d Cock, 2d Hen, 3d Hon. Also American White Rock Club Specials for BEST COCK, COCKEREL. HEN AND PUL LET. Also at State Fair 1907. COCKS AND COCKERELS for Immediate delivery. Quality guaranteed. Write for prices and list of winnings. EGGS, 3.00 and 2.00 per 13. Orders booked now for Spring delivery. Write me today your wants In stock or eggs. Am In a position to supply choicest breed and high grade exhibition. BOB WHITE Station A. Omaha. Clay County Poultry Farm C. W. Brehni. Proprietor. Rural Route "So. 4. Harvard. Neb. White Holland and Bronze Turkeys; Toulouse White and Brown China Geese; Pekin, Rouen, Muscovy and In dian Runner Ducks; White Wyan dottes; Single Comb Rhode Island Reds; Single Comb Buff Orpingtons; Single Comb Brown Leghorns. See Stock Omaha Poultry Show NiPPELL STRAIN Rose and single comb Rhode Island Reds. Exhibition stock. Eggs for salo in season at $2.00 a setting of 15. See the birds themselves at our big Omaha show and then place your order for this spring. MAX R. NIPPELL Rose Hill Avenue, Benson, Neb. Buff and Columbia Wyandottes See the Ribbons at Omaha Show J. A. PEASE FT. DODGE, IOWA. J. M. MAHER FREMONT. NEB. Pioneer Breeder of B.&W. Leghorns All Varieties of Water Fowl, Barred Plymouth Rocks. ft Ask One Who Xiowl Send for booklet "Ucubalor Hvsronatry' compiled from results of piere than tbonsaai hatckaa.- We lend it Utt also 1309 Incubator Catalog if desired. la EggChambr oooaelonal big batebna la a poor omv conajtlooa of UoaC, Molatore, and Banter, SU Omaha, Nebraska --$40$ AYE BROS BLAIR NEBRASKA Barred Plymouth Rocks The kind that weigh The kind that lay The kind that pay W RITE US Rhode Island Reds INo better flock than ours Heavy Layers. Prize Winners and Large, Healthy Birds MORE THAN 50 PRIZES SEND FOR FOLDER List of Prlzs Winners Price of Eggs (EL Birds Bixby CEL Bixby COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA HEADQUARTERS FOR ORPINGTONS Kelleratrss Crystal Whites Wm. Cook & Sons' Single Comb Duff. Black and Diamond Jubilee FIRST PRIZE, 1st and 2d pen Crystal White, F.RST fRIZE on Black Cock erel; 2d, Pullet; 8d, PulleL . Stock for Sale at All Times EGGS AND BAOY CHICKS In Season W. D. BARRETT SHELTO.s, NEB. GEO. R. MACDONALD BEAVER CROSSING. NEB; S. C DUFF ORPINGTONS First and Sweepstakes Cockerel, Seward County Fair First Cockerel, Fremont Second Pullet the Same Third Cockerel Omaha, Entire Pen, Second Prize THIS COCKLREL F R SALE EGGS'81.50. ALL GUARANTEED H. D. FOSTER 111 No. 41st St.. Omaha GAME BANTAMS BLACK REDS RED PYLES GOLDEN and SILVER DUCKLINGS BIRDS FOR. SAL E W. C. Hamilton PLATTSMOtTH. NEB. Single Comb Buff Orpingtons. SPECIALIST. Stock end Eggs. Why Chicks Fall to Hatch Tba ahall of an c It eompo.ad of part mineral and part animal mailer, a oak an aire for a ooupla of cr la atron loKar, tu raaiOTe tba lima or ulnar al miliar, and too will ba aarprlaad at tba pllabla bat tongb and laatbary eoat ramalnlns'. Fut tbla for XI daja In air carrying H pttr cant mnlitura and It ba eomaa ao toovh tbat bo chick could braak lb rosea. I a air of propar baat and molntura tbla animal niafr tar rota Inataad ol baaomloc touch, Jut aa plaoa of meal will rot In moist air, tboagb becoming1 dry , toogb and leathery la dry air. With tender, rotten abell tba obiek. ally emerge! al batctuag time. Heat, MoUtnra, and Ventilation, mutt all ba regulated If eondltlona are to bo alwaya rlgbt at tbaegge. Tba Mandy Lao la tba only Incubator la tba world la wbiub every feataxe U xaoaatuod nd regalMod. &a: II I .m OK5fFBAL AOEMTSt 111 Set That Ilea tr Boerow. Mass. Plske Meed Cn. f au.AUBLraia, Pa.-U. L. I's.ts, a W. 11th St. 1 AHrt, Fla. OreDalisw Bros, btad Co. I Salt Laic Oiti, Utau. Porter-Weltoe Cn. AU.A, 1 mi . R"blosoa Hlsntsnd BeodOO. os Assilsi, CLl.-HeQrr Albers Co. 'oaxLAjto, OaauoaPorUaiul ae4 Oo.