American poultry world . ITION,INCLUDING NEW YORK, BOSTON, ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR, ETC., AT THE GREAT NEW YORK SHOW <| I have won first pen on single comb Reds four years in succession. First on SingleRed Cockerel three years in succession. On Single and Rose Comb Reds at this GreatShow in 1907, I won eight out of ten first prizes. In 1908, nine of ten first prizes. AT BOSTON, 1908, 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Cocks, a record never before equalled; onlytwo-time winner of the Championship Cup. on Rose Comb and Single Combrespectively, as well as every 1st, 2nd and every 3rd but one. 1 hese records prove
American poultry world . ITION,INCLUDING NEW YORK, BOSTON, ST. LOUIS WORLDS FAIR, ETC., AT THE GREAT NEW YORK SHOW <| I have won first pen on single comb Reds four years in succession. First on SingleRed Cockerel three years in succession. On Single and Rose Comb Reds at this GreatShow in 1907, I won eight out of ten first prizes. In 1908, nine of ten first prizes. AT BOSTON, 1908, 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Cocks, a record never before equalled; onlytwo-time winner of the Championship Cup. on Rose Comb and Single Combrespectively, as well as every 1st, 2nd and every 3rd but one. 1 hese records prove that TOMPKINS REDS ARE THE BEST My customers are winning the best prizes at the leading shows •from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Send meyour orders and give me a chance to help you. Have| never been better prepared to till orders with selectedexhibition and breeding birds than now. Write for discription and prices to LESTER TOMPKINS, CONCORD, MASS. Supplement H AMERICAN POULTRY WORLD January, 1910 jj^/SHOW ROOM SUCCESS. Conducted by CONDITIONING GAME BANTAMS (1) Q. How should B. B. RedGame Bantams be fed, especially tocondition for show? I was placedsecond because mine were fat; theyhad been to another show and cameto the State Fair and I had no chanceto fix them up. (1) A. This question is answeredin the article Conditioning andTraining Fowls for Exhibition whichappears on another page of this should be taken in feeding GameBantams as they are prone to becometoo fat if kept penned up and fed ongrain. They need plenty of exerciseand should be fed sparingly whenconfined in small pens, bran, oats anda little rice being good grain ground beef scraps severaltimes a week and all the fresh greenfood they will eat will keep them inprime condition. Red Pyle GameBantams are especially hard to keepdown in flesh and some strains ofBlack Reds are just as hard to keepfrom becoming hog fat when fed oncorn and wheat while confined hismall pens or coops. (2) Q. Has
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