Lilly's complete annual : seeds fertilizers spray materiels poultry supplies stock foods bee supplies . th marketmen and fanciers. 98pages, 9x12 inches, illustrated. Price, 75c, postpaid,Standard of Perfection The American Standard of Perfection is publishedby the American Poultry Association and is theAmerican authority on the required characteristic!of all breeds and varieties of chickens, ducks, turkeysand geese. It also contains the rules under which theA. P. A. shows are held. Cloth bound. Illustrated. Price, $, postpaid, The Plymouth Rocks Contains complete information in regard to a
Lilly's complete annual : seeds fertilizers spray materiels poultry supplies stock foods bee supplies . th marketmen and fanciers. 98pages, 9x12 inches, illustrated. Price, 75c, postpaid,Standard of Perfection The American Standard of Perfection is publishedby the American Poultry Association and is theAmerican authority on the required characteristic!of all breeds and varieties of chickens, ducks, turkeysand geese. It also contains the rules under which theA. P. A. shows are held. Cloth bound. Illustrated. Price, $, postpaid, The Plymouth Rocks Contains complete information in regard to all va-rieties of Plymouth Rocks. 144 pages, 9x12 inches*illustrated. Price, $, postpaid. The Orpingtons Devoted to breeding, mating and exhibiting Orping-tons; Buff, Black and White. 80 pages, 9x12 inches,illustrated. Price, 75c, postpaid. The Bantam Fowl Tells how to mate, breed, feed and care for allbreeds of these popular and dainty little fowls. 68pa^es, 9x12 inches, illustrated. Price, 50c, postpaid. Even the experienced poultryman gains many new ideas by reading- the experience of m JlJfiS Poultry Supplies T Foods Which Produce Results, O THE POULTRYMEN of the Pacific Coastwe wish to extend special greeting. You havehad a rather Lad season, compared with otherseasons, and seme have dropped out of the poultrybusiness, or reduced their stock, but, as this reduc-tion is bound to cause a shortage, we predict anunusual demand and consequent high prices duringthe coming season. However, we believe that the complaint in regardto hard times in the poultry Lusiness is to some ex-tent imaginary. Even under conditions prevailingduring the past season, there is a good substantialproEt to be made in the business when handled in abusiness-like manner. We are vitally interested in the poultrymen and Utensils Which Are Practiced. their welfare, for their interests are our interests. \\ eLelieve that we are deserving of a great deal of creditfor the advancement of the poullry
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