Atlanta Georgian. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, December 05, 1913, Image 18

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I* THE AT LAX I'A GEORGIAN ANDNLUfS. KJLAD i-’UK mum- IxFUiaiTAJN WAJNT AUti US-E fUK K£SUJL.T» THE ATLANTA CiEOTTCTTAN ANT) NEWS South’s Lead log Poultry Fanciers Annouince Here Their Offerings For 1913=1914 yy I“ARCH Bell Phone M. Atlanta Phone 59:!. WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS THIS YEAR at Southern International Poultry Association. I entered three cocks, three hens and three pullets. Two won 1st and 1th cock. 1st, 3d and 4th hen. This cock has been shown at three different shows, and has always taken first prize. Eggs from this pen. $”>.00 per 15. MY WIN.VINOS I ast season were 1st cockerel;! 1st, 3d, 4th cock: 1st. 2d, 3d, 4th pullet; 4th pen. These winnings were at Oeorgia Poultry j Association, Atlanta; Savannah Poultry Assoeia-1 tion. Savannah, and Southern International Poultry Association, at Atlanta. At Savannah I got “Specials” for best cock, cockerel and pullet. P^ - ' ■ -—= Eggs in season. For prices address MRS. W. A. SHARP BARRED ROCKS ( OLLEOE PARK. O A IE YOU want as good Barred Plymouth Rocks as are on the market, I have them. M V BIRDS won on every entry in show. I make a specialty of selling prize winners for shows. * Aldrich Strain White Orpingtons , I had on exhibition the Barred Rock Cock pro- _ , nounced bv all Phenomenal Barring. This 7(1 COIN IS against 70 points for all competitors combined. Mrs. L. I*. Eberliardt, who breeds Aldrich strain exclusively, and our birds, won 1st and 2d pens, 1st and 3d pullets, 1st, 3d, 4th liens; 3d and 4th cockerels, and 2d cock. See onr display at Poultry Show, where we have on display Quality King, finest living White I Orpington. Orders for eggs now being booked. Address ALDRICH POULTRY FARM Station 11. Columbus, Ohio. “You Should Worry IF YOC DON T GET YOUR Poultry Foods and Supplies FROM McMillan bros. “bob- seed co. NOT K OU I? XCM BER ! 12 S. Broad St. ~ Atlanta {for the <'h rLstnias trade we will have the finest lot of H. G. HASTINGS & CO. SEEDS. BULBS AND POULTRY SUPPLIES. BELL PHONES MAIN 2568, MAIN ;3962. ATLANTA 2568. OCR North and South Side wagons leave the store at 9 o'clock, wagons for West EmKto Inman Park | leave at 2 o'clock. To insure prompt delivery, please ! place orders before these hours. usually pay for thei them. nounced by all Phenomenal Barring, bird was one day late, so could not compete. I CAN satisfy and supply you in this breed. GEORGE R. BERRY ROME, G A. WHITE LEGHORNS WHITE LEGHORNS are my speciality. I have spared neither expense nor time in bringing my birds up to the standard, they are always heard from at the shows. Eggs and stock for sale in any quantities at, all times Write me J’or prices. OAK HILL FARM When Interested in Leghorns of QUALITY See us first. Model Strains. Single Comb White Leghorns. Never fail to win and lay. See our exhibit at Atlanta show, of the first prize pen. winners in Philadelphia. North American Egg laying Contest, held at Storr’s Experimental Station, Storrs, Conn., J912-13. Our winnings at this show are as follows 2d. 3d, 4th cock: 2d cock erel; 2d. 4th pullet; 2d pen. Out of 10 entries there were 8 winners, and our exhibit led all on White Leghorns These birds ate eventually what you want A limited number of eggs at $10 per 13. See certified egg record on exhibit. Cockerels, hens, pullets for sade. Meet onr president and manager at the show. We are ready. Are y ou ? MODEL POULTRY FARMS (Inc.) J L. Reinhardt. Pres COLBERT. G BORGIA Geo. A. Libhart, Mgr. I*. K II.cl. Proprietor. ('olleg. I’nrk (In. E. L. ALLISON Breeder and Exhibitor S. C. BLACK AND WHITE ORPINGTONS Wins prizes at the Atlanta show as follows 2d oockere 4th hen. Black Orpingtons, and 4th cockerel White Orpingtons. For young stock and oggs at 13. and 31b per setting WRITE E. L. ALLISON WHITE WYANDOTTES I AM OFFERING a rare opportunity for great White Wyandottes for money invested. THE BEST is none too good, and you get them from At. F. Morris, 525 Atlanta National Bank Building, Atlanta Ga. MV BIRDS have won all over the country. In competition with II magnificent, pen entries on White Wvandottes, my pen eap- iured FIRST PRIZE. M. F. MORRIS Farm, Stone Mountain, (7a. Office. 525 Atlanta National Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. A BEAUTIFUL line of brass cages at prices from $1.00 up to $5.00. Route 0. Columbia. K. (' PIT GAMES AM BREEDER of up-to-date Pit Games Can fur nish stock and eggs at all times. 'EE my display at show. X. A. FATE ELBERTON, GA Silver Laced Wyandottes I have the best Silver Wyandottes on the market. My birds won the fol lowing prizes at this week's show First, second, third, fourth, fifth pullet, first, second, third, fourth cockerel; first, third, fourth, fifth cook: second, ibird, fourth, fifth hen; first, second pen: silver cup for best male Silver Wyan dotte in show silver cut* for best female Silver Wyandotte in show , silver cup tor best display Silver Wyandottes Stock and eggs for sale. POPE M. LONG CARDOVA. ALABAMA JMarquise S. C. Black Leghorns, Georgia Bread Look to! leg bands black and red. These are the gu>s that pc* the egg in leghorn The BLA»’K LEGHORN is the only practical fowl for cit> fanciers • ’.mu out and see how w* keep them : rum ll> mg over the fence Plant com plete without a hospital Visitors welcome . Winnings at Atlanta Show a< follows: G oh Uni \\ > t. s. urst pen. s ■ Black Legion*, nrs; and se.-oml. first ic -• olid, third, mm arid fifth hens, first and second cockerel-, first. wnd, third, fourth and fifth Infiiets (Glean sweep. >. MARK E. JOHNSON L CITY TAX OFFICh 7 6 Beeclicr St SOUTH LAKE FARM Breeders of White. Black, Buff. Columbian. Silver, Golden. Silver Pencil and Partridge Wyandottes. also Buff Black and White Orpingtons. our winnings at show were On Black Wyandottes, 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 cockerel: 1 2. t. 5 hen: l. 2. 3. 4. 5 pullet. v Goluinbia Wyandottes 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 hen: 1. 2 3, 4 pullet: first pen. Silver Wyandottes. 1 hen. 2 cockerel, 3 cockerel. 3 pen. Silver-Penciled Wyandottes 1, 2. 3. pulet: 1. 2. 3. 4 hen: first cockerel; 1st pen. Partridge Wyandottes. 3 cock: 4 pullet Buff Wyandottes I, 2, 3. 4 5 cock. 1 2. 3. t 5 hen. White Wyandottes 3. 4. pen. Buff Orpingtons 1st pen. 5 cockerel. MRS. J. M. HART, Proprietor Gol.LGGK P ARK. <; A Bell Phone 303-L East Point Exchange A BOWL of Goldfish makes a nice gift for the little folks; grown-up folks like them. too. We have some beauties, 10, 15 aud 25 cents each. DON'T fail to plant out some rose bushes. If plant ed now you will be assured of having an abund ance of beautiful roses all next spring and summer. Price per dozen. $2.50; 25 cents each. BETTER get a package of Pratt's Roup Cure and have it ready. It is guaranteed to cure Roupe in any stage. 25c. 50c aud $1.00 packages. THIS is a good time to plant Grass seed. Hastings' Evergreen Lawn Mixture will make you a green lawn the year round. ^Has no objectionable grasses in it. Wo mix it and know just what it is composed of. PLANT English Rye Grass on your Bermuda lawn. Stays green until the Bermuda comes out in the spri ng. WIZARD Brand Sheep Manure makes the best fer tilizer for t-lie lawns, acts quickly, yet the results, are lasting. $1.50 per bag of 100 lbs. Winnings * t the groa - At \ third sale Partridge Plymouth Rocks G. W. Ill'll Second c*»ck, - con pnllc and third pci ATLA.VI A. BLACK LANGSHANS M v winnings in Black LangsHans •*' Southern International were as fo"- ,, 0 . . tj, •.’!! entries in h g show tlnr i pen. first and second puliet. second cockerel. tifG’ cock In Children's S ; 'n w. sweepstakes c<«. U* rel. first and sec ond cor N.-'rcl. third pullet. Stock and eggs f»u sal,. a t all times. latrkin lliil. .It . I. i h< w o*mI Htiglus. Atlanta WE handle a complete line of Poultry Remedies, feeds and supplies. Visitors to the poultry show this week will find it to their interest to visit our store and see our line. t WE make a specialty of prompt deliveries. Phone us your orders. We w ill get them out promptly and guarantee satisfaction. WHITE and BLACK ORPINGTONS MV COMBINED winnings on White and Black Orpingtons st Southern International Show were: WHITE ORPINGTONS—1st ami 2d pens; 1st hen. 2d aud 3d pullet. • BLACK ORPINGTON—Tst and Ith pens: 2d hen : 2d pullet. SWEEPSTAKES PEN OF SHOW (Pen of Blaek Orpingtons). SWEEPSTAKES 1IEN OF SHOW (White OrpingtonL HUNDREDS of beautiful birds for sale. Eggs for sale after -lami- arv 1. MRS. L. P. EBERHARDT ELBERTON. GA. < Yclamcn plants, pots of blooming Narcissus and Roman Hyacinths, that have ever been offered in At- 5 lanta. and will sell them al about one-lialf what you Don't fail to come in and see EGGS have never been as scarce and high. Why not feed your hens the Hastings way and get them started to laying? Get a bag of Red Comb Mash Feed, mix in a little of Pratt's Poultry Regulator and keep it before them all the time. Give them a little Red Comb Scratch Feed in the evening, about one quart to every ten hens. If you will feed in this way, we will guarantee you will get plenty of eggs. The Mash and Scratch Feed sell at $2.35 per 100 lbs., the regulator in $25e. 50e and $1.00 boxes. WE havp some extra fine singing Canary Birds at $2.75 each. They make a very acceptable gift and their sweet song is a constant reminder of the giver. We will be glad to mark a bird for you and hold it until Christinas. Mrs. P. T. Callaway’s Reds Won' First, third, fourth fifth cocks first, third, fourth cockerel, third hen. Sweep stakes cock <Ty Cobb came back). This is a peach that takes first over all comers. Won In S. T. Poultry Show last year. “He Crows—Atlanta Grows Hurrah for the Southern International. Iff You Want the Best in Reds, as Good as the World Produces. I Have Them. The Right Shade of Red, Extra Large in Size. correct type, with constitutional vigor, and wonderful laying qualities. JMy win nlngs the pas* two seasons in the hottest of Red shows is sufficient evident* that I have the BIRDS WITH THE RICH BLACK TAILS in color, and the proper black wing markings, which most breeders have lost sight of. Rut i: takes these to win the Blue, in this day and time. Eggs from my three best pens, all headed by first prize males, containing mostly prize-winning females, at $25 per setting straight, other fine pens of same blood lines, Xo per set ting. *25 per hundred. Several hundred magnificent birds for sale I raised all my winners the past season, and furnished many winners to customer* Jf you want the cream of Reds in type and color, write me.. MRS. P. T. CALLAWAY WASHINGTON, GEORGIA. Partridge Plymouth Rocks SUPERB'types and superior qualities: First cock; First cockerel; First and second pens. First and third pullets, First and second pen. Stoddardville Poultry Farm W. 3. STODDARD. Proprietor. Atlanta. Ga. City Office, 126 Peachtree Street. Plasters Bridge and Ivy Roads. PATTERSON FARM White Plymouth Rocks HAVE BEEN winners for years at the best shows. Are offering special mated pens and trios at very REASONABLE PRICES COCKS. COCKERELS, HENS and PULLETS at PRTCES TO SUIT ALL. OUR WINNINGS at show this week on five entries White Rocks were: 1st cockerel; 2d hen: 3d cock; 2d pen. WRITE US. We have ttie Birds and guarantee satisfaction. PATTERSON FARM FITZGERALD. GA. H. L. D. HUGHES ~ DANVILLE, GEORGIA. Bleeder of the best BLACK ORPINGTONS. RHODE ISLAND WHITES. RHODE ISLAND REDS, INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS, in Pawn and White, and White Stock and Eggs for sale. Winnings for Atlanta show’ as follows: Atlanta. Indian Runner Ducks. 1st pen. 1st and 2d cock, 1st and 2d hen. 1st cockerel and 1st pullet. RhocTe Island Whites, 1st cock, 1st hen. 1st cockerel, ,Jst pullet; Buff Or pington. 2d pen. H. L. D. HUGHES DANVILLE. GEORGIA At the Big Atlanta Show This Week l entered 13 birds and 11 of them were in the winning. 200 Hens and Pallets for sale at $1.50. If you want Barred Plymouth Rocks with the right kind of neat and clean even barring, the kind that win and lay eggs, I have them in any quantity. Raised on free range. My birds have won for the past two years in hot company and will please anyone. V RED JONES The Barred Rock Specialist, FITZGERALD, GA. MARK W. JOHNSON SEED CO 35 SOUTH PRYOR STREET. is. after all. the place to get entry grass and garden seeds, rhubarb, asparagus, fruit and shade trees.