Class ___Sl£j± Book .Fj: CopyiigfitNi COPmiGHT DEPOSIT. Food & Fur BREEDERS OF AMERICA RABBITS, CAVIES, FOXES SKUNK, MICE, RATS, 1919 n^ Food & Fur breeders OF AMERICA Copyright 191S by Food & Fur Directory Co, 1919 Published by FOOD & FUR DIRECTORY CO. Fort Worth, Texas. Set Rabbit Culture and Standard. By Roth and Cornman, Revised By C. R. Deardorff. Third Edition (Revised and Up-to-Date) Now Ready The best and safest guide for the experienced or amateur breeder. Tells what you must know and do clearly, concisely, and according to approved methods. Contains 132 pages, describing and illustrating all the leading breeds and varieties of Rabbits and Hares; discusses Feeding, Breeding, Housing and Yards, Diseases and Remedies, Selection of Breeders, Judging, Preparation for the Table, etc.; is, in fact, an encyclopedia of the best avail- able knowledge. Among books on Rabbits, it has no superior. Thirty illus- trations of all principal varieties. One of the many who recommend this book is M. L. Thayer, a rabbit expert of the highest standing. In the California Rural World he advises that the man starting to raise rabbits get some literature before buying stock. He recommends this book. Breed Hares and Rabbits. The demand is greater than the supply. One breeder recently received 32 inquiries and orders in four days. Most of these he could not fill. WILL YOU? It's Patriotic, Pleas- ant and Profitable. 'Rabbit Culture and Standard" Will Guide You. Mailed Postpaid for 50c., paper cover; Cloth $1.00 With Poultry Item, one year, $1.00. The Poultry Magazine with a big Pet Stock department every month. Item trial offer 4 Dionths 25 cents. The Poultry Item 50 Maple Av. Sellersville, Penna. The Rabbit Industry This great war has taught the people of this country many things, especially that it has unlimited resources never before utilized. The greatest of all is the domestic rabbit. Before the war, rabbit breeding was considered a hobby, or child's play. Today, there are many thousands of smart business men breeding rabbits for food, fur, and fancy, making thous- ands of dollars, and in addition in a great many cases, regain- ing health. The rabbit industry is here to stay, when a man or woman can produce enough meat from a few rabbits in the back yard to supply their table at a low cost, especially the finest and most nutrious meat known; do not let the pes- simist try to make you believe otherwise. The rabbit business is not a get-rich-quick proposition, as one must have some knowledge of it to be successful. The beginner as well as the experienced breeder should read the magazines published in the interest of the business, as almost daily new ideas are discovered that will help all. Beginners should read all the good books on the subject, written by successful breeders, who give you the benefit of their years of experience. List of such books and magazines will be found on another page of this book. To give you an idea of the mammoth possibilities of the industry: England markets annually about $175,000,000 worth of rabbit meat, France about the same, and little Bel- gium before the mar marketed annually about $75,000,000. The outlook for the rabbit-canning industry is also of mam- moth proportions, as this country before the war imported thousands of 2-pound cans of rabbit meat, used mostly by ship chandlers on our coasts. THE DOMESTIC RABBIT. There are many varieties of domestic rabbits. Following is a list of the principal ones: Belgian Hare, Flemish Giants, American Checkered Giants, New Zealand Reds, Dutch, Ameri- can Blues, Angoras, Himalayan, and Polish. As the breeding and care of all varieties is practically the same, the following short articles will help the beginner. The domestic rabbit is not to be compared with the wild rabbit, or cotton-tail. They are far different in looks, hab-ts and flesh. A domestic rabbit will not thrive under same con- ditions a wild rabbit would. So a beginner should procure a good book and study it very carefully before 'buying stock and engaging in this industry. A person can keep twenty-five breeding does in a small house 14x14. Each doe will average about four litters a year. Each litter will average six rabbits. Young rabbits can be made to weigh six pounds at four to five months of age. So you have produced in a year's time nearly two tons of the finest and most nutrious meat grown. Besides being a wonderful meat producer, the fur of the domestic rabbit is 7 "Up-to-the-Mfnute" Rabbit Hutch (Collapsible) This Hutch OVERCOMES (at present) one of the great- est drawbacks to the rabbit industry. Through its adoption the experienced breeder KNOWS and the BEGINNER is assured of complete safety for his stock. Experienced breeders who are using; testify that this hutch fully meets ever^" requirement and are universally agreed and endorse the "Up-to the-Minute" as STORM-PROOF, SANI- TARY and LABOR SAVING- three requisites to SAFETY and PROFIT in rabbit breeding. W. H. Stopple Designer and Sole Manufacturer Dallas, - - Texas. Table of Contents Page Announcement - - - " 3 The Rabbit Industry - - - 7 Classified List of Rabbit Breeders - - 14 The Cavy, or Guinea Pig - - - - 72 List of Breeders - ■ - - 74 Kats and Mice - - - - - 84 List of Breeders ... - 85 Ferrets, Mink, Skunk Etc. - - - 88 List of Breeders - - . - - - 89 Fox Farming ----- 92 Fox Breeders . - - - 96 Books and Magazines •- - - - 99 Supply Dealers - - - - - 100 Markets and Marketing - - - 104 Associations - - , - . 104 Registration and Registrars - - 106 Announcement We wish to take this opportunity to thank all breeders and advertisers, who made it possible to get out this fine book at such a low price. We can recommend all of them to you, as we have exercised great care in accepting advertising. When writing advertisers be sure and mention this book. If your name does not appear in this book, send it to us at once, and it will appear in future editions, as we will print many thousands more during the coming year. We will increase the size of this book until every breeder is listed. We would like to have all breeders and dealers handle this book, and will make a very liberal contract. Now that the war is over, we have greater opportunities than ever, in a short time many thousand head of stock will be shipped to foreign countries to replenish their plants. The food and fur industry will be greater than ever. Now everybody raise something during the next year; there is room for everybody. Wishing you all success, and a pros- perous year, we are. Very truly yours, Food and Fur Directory Co. December 1, 1918. FOOD c^ ILK fJKEEDERs OF AMERICA Breeders & Fanciers News, Gossip and Information To Help You Breed Better Stock and Make More Money Will Be Found From Month to Month In The Pet Stock Journal I^amoni,^ Iowa Mighty Good Reading The problems you encounter in raising your stock will be solved by authoritative writers, month by month in THE PET STOCK JOURNAL It IS the one magazine devoted to rabbits, cavies, bantams and pet stock that really makes for steady improvements in the rrade or fancy Bright informative contributions are presented each month on some phase of the game The clearest opinions in the many controversies over names methods and means in the industry will be found in our pages When you have stock for sale, your first choice of an advertising med- ium should be THE PET STOCK JOURNAL, because it reaches beginners seeking foundation and old fanciers new blood-either or both, at one stroke. Better still, keep your ad running steadily in THE PET STOCK JOURNAL and get orders ahead of your stock. Advertising Rates CLASSIFIED T n . T^ T.r . Two Cents Per Word. Display ^^^^ ^^' f'^ ■„ $'T^ One-fourth Page • ^ „„ One-half Page "IZ ™' p^«« ::.;;:::.::: .::: .::z: :: : .lil THE PET STOCK JOURNAL Lamoni, Iowa. Subscription Price, 50 Cents Per Year. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA very valua^ble. A great many of the fine furs you see daily are rab'bit, dyed and made up to Imitate the more expensive furs, such as Fox, Ermine, Mink, Beaver, Seal, etc. The fur of^the domestic rahbit is in great demand by hat manufacturers for making felt hats. HOW TO BEGIN. In the first place make up your mind what variety you wish to breed; then order your stock from some reliable breeder; you will find such 'breeders' advertisements in this book. The beginner should start with at least a trio; be sure the male is not related to the does; a good plan is to buy your buck from one breeder and does from another. Do not breed from immature stock; a rabbit should be at least seven months old before being bred and even a little older is better, as you will get bigger and stronger offspring. In selecting your rabbits, you can judge their age by their claws. If the claw is long, and beyond the fur, it is a sure sign they are old; the eye should he full and sparkling, and free from yellow in the white portion, as this is indication of poor health. Be sure they do not have cold or snuffles; this can be detected by sneezing, and watery discharges from the nose. The best rabbits for the beginner is utility stock, until a little experience has been acquired; then pedigreed or registered stock can be procured. HUTCHES. Any building, such as a barn, chicken house, or stable. C. p. JOSEPH Lake Charles, La, "F SUMMCa" AND WINTER Manufactiuer of Knock Down Summer and Winter, Self Cleaning Rabbit Hutch. Breeder of High Class Pedigreed and Utility Rufus Red Belgian Hares, Allen Round Head Games, the best Jill round Chicken in existence. Member National Breeders and Fanciers Association of America. Write for particulars enclosing stamp for reply. 10 FOOD & FIR BREEDEKS OF AMERICA Sanitary Feeding Cups for Rabbits 5 inches at top, 7 inches at bottom, 8 inches high, made a Uttle drawn at top so feed won't spill over; al- so little rounding in the corner inside so feed won't lodge: NOTE- Can also be used for watering. Vessel glazed inside and out. PRICES 1 in carton for sample I5c. By doz. or more, each 10c. Weight 5 Lbs. each. Add postage if want delivery by Parcel Post. Agents Wanted Everywliere ATHENS POTTERY COMPANY Fort Worlli, Texas Caldwell Farm Tl ELIABLE |< ABBIT iVEMEDIES Sold Under A Guarantee ^o Cure Or Money Back. Caldwell's Ear Remedy 35c. Caldwell's Slobber Remedy 35c. Caldwell's Vent Remedy 35c. Caldwell's Rabbit Tonic 65c. Caldwell's Buck Tonic 75c. Caldwell's Snuffle Remedy 75c. Prepaid. Free Circular. AGENTS WANTED Caldwell Farm 2517, San Fernando Boulevard, LOS ANGELES, CALIF. CAUTI0N:-Caldwell Farm, is in no way connected with the P. F, Caldwell Supply Co. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA II How to Build Hutches TWs book illustrates the open, outdoor, sanitary, healthy, successful hutches used so successfully at The Rabbit Palace, written and illustrated so a child can understand and build the hutches. Price 25c. How to Feed Rabbits ^'"^ yTf^'^'l of experiences of all the leading Rabbit Breeders, and with this book you can raise every Baby Rabbit successfully. 25c. Fancier Publishing Co. Oak Park, Illinois that is out of the weather, will make suitable rabbitry. The essential requirements are cleanliness, dryness, and free from draughts. Hutches may be built in tiers, three or four feet high. A hutch 4 feet long, 2 feet wide and 2 feet high is large enough for doe and her litter until weaned. A small box 12 inches square with round hole cut in side may be used for nest box. If you expect to build extensively, modern plans for self-cleaning hutches may be procured from Gilmore's Rab- bit Farm, Santa Babara, Cal. (See Cuts of Hutches of C. P. Joseph and W. H. Stopple on another page). FEEDING. The projer feeding of rabbits is of great importance. Rab- ibits, as a rule, should be fed twice a day, morning and even- ing, just as much as they will clean up in an hour. However, this rule has exceptions; the best plan is, become acquainted with the needs of your animals and feed accordingly. Rab- 'bits thrive on a variety of foods, such as whole or rolled oats, barley, wheat and alfalfa, and clover hay; also bread, milk, carrots, cabbage and green grass. However, green food should 'be fed sparingly, especially to young stock. Above all be sure fresh water is in front of them at all times. BREEDING. Always take the doe to the buck's hutch when breeding; some does will not breed at once. In that case, try her each day until she does. After the doe is bred, place her in the hutch where she is to raise her young, as she will have young thirty days from the time she is bred. About a week before time for her to bring young, see that she has nesting box and supply of nice clean hay or straw. The doe will build her own nest anywhere from an hour to several days before young arrive, lining it with fur pulled from her own breast. Do not disturb or handle doe unless absolutely necessary, and see that she is not worried or frightened by dogs, etc., or you may lose the litter. It is advisable to keep strangers away about the time young are expected, also for a few days after. Young will come out of the box in from 2 to 3 weeks, then nest can be cleaned and disinfected and fresh straw put in. DRESSING. To kill, take rabbit by hind legs, letting head hang down; strike a sharp blow with round stick on back of head just back of the ears, Cut the throat at once to bleed the 12 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AiMERICA • carcass. Cut an opening in the abdomen between the hind legs and fill several times with cold water, as this drives out the animal heat and makes the meat more palatable. To remove the hide, cut around the first joint of hind legs, then across under the tail from one leg to the other; draw skin from the legs, turning it inside out, drawing down toward the head. After cutting carcass to pieces, allow it to stand in salt water for an hour or so, then it is ready for the finest dish in the world. To tan the hide, we recommend Young's Tanning Compound advertised elsewhere in this book* DISEASES. Rablbits are naturally strong and hardy. Most diseases are caused by unsanitary conditions and neglect. Keep your hutches clean and well ventilated and you will have little trouble from disease. A good disinfectant is very essential. Better to order a supply of remedies before disease comes, as immediate treatment will be very effective. Following are few of common ailments: SNUFFLES. Caused by filthy quarters, overfeeding and draughts. Sym ptoms — Sneezing, with watery discharge from nostrils, which turns to white mucous discharge as disease develops, and in advance stages to yellow, with very offensive oder. The rabbit refuses to eat, is feverish and coat becomes rough. As it is very contagious, be sure and isolate animal affected from others, in a dry place, free from draughts and adminis- ter good Snuffle remedy. Caldwell Rabbit Farm Remedy is guaranteed to cure. Always have some on hand. EAR CANKER. Ear Canker is caused by vegetable parasite lodging in ear; can be detected by rabbit shaking head, or holding it to one side. Examine animal and you will find small incrustation. If not treated at once, it will spread sometimes working into head and brain, killing the rabbit. If treated at once, will cause little trouble. If no remedy on hand, a few drops of camphorated oil will help and cure in most cases. How to Raise Rabbits Successfully ^ ^^ p^^^ ^^°^^^' °^ •^ valuable and interest- ing information. We supply 250 with your name as publisher on the front cover and you can sell them at a big profit. Sample, 10c. Rabbit Disease and Remedies ^}''^' "^"? ^"^^^ ^t^.^!,' disease and the remedy. With this book there is no need to lose a single Rabbit. 25c. If you do not have our samples of Cards, Letterheads, Envelopes, Pedi- gree Ptl^nks, Hutch, Record and Breeding Cards. Reply Cards, Post Cards, eic, then we both lose money. Full set of samples 5c. Fancier Publishing Co. Oak Park, Illinois FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 13 Right At The TOP OUTDOOR ENTERPRISES America's leading publication in the small stock farming and animal industry; published monthly. Brilliant articles and contributions dealing with Rabbits, Cavies. Foxes, Mice, Rats, Goats, etc. by those who are directly engaged in such profitable enterprises. Let us send a sample copy for ten cents. When you have read it we know you will subscribe without delay. "$1.00 a year and worth it" is one of our slogans, also "The world moves and so does Outdoor Enter prises." Let this advertisement "move" you to adopt an en- terprise that will cause you no regret; our journal is a sure guide and brimful of right up to date matter. DO IT NOW. Outdoor Enterprise Publishing Co. 408 Admiral Blvd. Kansas City, Missouri. SLOBBERS. This disease is more noticeable in young stock, caused by young eating too soon on account of lack of nourishment from mother. It is a digestive disorder. Symptoms — Constant flow of saliva from mouth, wetting fur of lower jaw, chest, and fore-legs. This :s not serious if treated at once. Use good slobber remedy; if none available, take small pinch of common tajble salt and rub it on the wet fur around the mouth. Be sure the rabbit has an entire change of diet. There are several more diseases that affect rabbits, but are not common. Get good book; keep supply of reliable remedies on hand, and your loss will be small. Caldwell Farm Remedies are guaranteed to cure (See ad. on another page). 14 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Directory of RABBIT BREEDERS ALABAMA — RABBITS. Brittain, W. L. — ^Rabbits 912 Highland Ave., Montgomery Button, Leonard — ^Fl 312 W. 21st St., Birmingham Carr, J. C. — Rabbits - - Albertville. Copeland, Geo. W. — Bel., Fl 2505 22nd St., Ensley. Donovan, J. Jr. — Rabbits ..Dallas and Peters St., Selma. Farley, H. L. — ^Bel., N. Z 1526 Ave. J, Birmingham Fizer, J. L. — ^N. Z 2524 22nd St., Ensley Grant, Wm. M. — Fl.... Margurg. Owings, W. F. — Bel 227 25th St., Ensley SPIEGEL, ROBT. — Bel., Falkville. Rolls, W. T. — Rabbits , Naben. ARIZONA— RABBITS. Bergerle, J. H. — Rabbits Box 84, Prescott Brown, Wm. — N. Z... Box 733, Prescott Menzier, E. A. — ^Fl., N. Z Tuuscon Punkey, R. J. — Rablbits Globe Whelan, M. D. — Rabbits Tombstone Whelan, W. B. — Rabbits Tombstone. ARKANSAS — RABBITS. Andre, Dr. J. T. — ^Rabbits Oscola. Dilts, Vilaris — Rab'bits Womble Grummer, Theo. — Rabbits 1217 College Ave.. Little Rock Hungate, C. C— Bel Box 92, Silvam Springs Martindale, V. O. — ^Bel Paragold Schloesser, J. E.— Rabbits ....Box"4"25, Charleston" CALIFORNIA — RABBITS. Aitken & Herman— N. Z 1004 9th St., San Jose ARMSTRONG, S. F. G.— N. Z., Box 256, Petaluma Averell Jas.— Fl 2421 Palmetto St., Oakland Banneck S^ E.— N. Z 330 N. Hicks St., Los Angeles Barkdull, M.— FL, N. Z Box 74 Eureka iTtT'; T- #,■ ^-^-'">"^ :::. .! bfHsibad B^Ss'j. R-N:z:z;zr-: '''' ^'"^- «'■• o^S:S^ Burbick, Mrs. M. M.— Rabbits R 1 Box'"l22 "sann pM^ P AT ^^4';%' t'^Ta^^'^X''^- ^ ™^ Palmer Moun.tamv!ew CALDWELL RABBIT FARM-N. Z., 2519 San Fernando, Cole. Ems W.-P,., Chk. 78 Nap-e^l: Sa^ ^raSo Coney Pur Ranch-Pur Ratebits R. 5, Box 2i4, Los Angeles FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 15 DODGE, Mrs. E. C— Super Heavy, 650 Lake View Ave. San Francisco. Elliott, J. G. — ^Fl 125 Clement St., San Francisco Finch, J. G. ^Fl 3119 Boston Ave., Oakland Garnet Hutches — Fl 3431 Garnet St., Los Angeles Gay, Mrs. Leslie F. — ^N. Z 2819 Idell St., Los Angeles Gilmore, C. P. — N. Z Santa Barbara HACKETT, MRS. L. B.— Hima., 3306 West St., Oakland. Hager, F. B. — Bel -- 931 G. St., Marysville Hall, Mrs. Myra — Fl 7 3 Mizpah Ave., San Francisco Hemenway, W. H. — Fl 2128 E. Market, Stockton Hilton, Geo. W. — FL, Lops ..3615 Penniman, Oakland Horney, C. R. — Rabbits 2246 Ivanhoe, Los Angeles Haskell, Wm. R. Jr. — Bel., FL, Ang.._._ Box 658, Sawtell ROWLAND, R. H.— Fl., N. Z., 2033 LaSalle Ave., Los Angeles. Jones, J. H. — N. Z 28 E. Union, Pasadena Keifhaber, F. D. — Fl Gardena Kelly, E. — ^N. Z 834 Main St., Petaluma Kesler, Bert L. — ^FL, N. Z ...539 W. 7th, Los Angeles Lawrence, Chas. C. — -N. Z 114 Pleasant View Ave., Los Angeles Lawrence & Lawrence — FL, N.' Z Eagle Rock Lewis, John — Bel., Fl Lodowa St., San Francisco Linthicum, A. H. — ^Chkd., Hima.. .2546 28th Ave., San Francisco Loehr, Chas. S. — Rabbits 1002 4th St., Sacremento Love, J. E. — Rabbits 1845 Marengo, Pasadena Mann, M. A. — N. Z 2504 S. Garfield, Alhambra McGannon, Mrs. N. — ^N. Z 3951 Y Ave., Cacremento McKee, E. C. — N. Z 136 N Seckel St., Los Angeles MOORE, THEO. S.— Bel., N. Z., Stockton. MURRAY, C. E.— Fl., 3820 Mentone Ave., San Diego. Perkins, T. A. — ^Fl Miles Bldg., San Francisco Pike, E. I. — Rabbits 1417 L St., Eureka Powell, Chas., R. — Rabbits Box 176, Sherman Prather, Hale — N. Z .....S. State St., Ukiah Price, W. G. — BaL, N. Z 801 N. Stoneman Ave., Alhambra Rice, Paul A. — Rabbits Oxnara Salisburg, L. H. — -FL, Hima., Blues 249 N. Marengo Ave., Pasadena Sanderson — Chkd., N. Z Eagle Rock Sanderson, J. F. — ^BeL, Fl... 350 Brown St., San Jose LESLIE F. GAY CORA L. GAY Highland Rabbitry 2819 Idell St. Los Angeles, Cal. OUR SPECIALTY Fancy Pedigreed Line bred New Zealands from Old Red Oak aud Red Oak 2nd. Old Red Oak now dead. Correspondence Solicited, Charles F. Wagner, Wember National Br & F. v Owner Association of America 16 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA San Diego Rabbitry — 'Fl., N. Z 4214 Colonial Ave E., San Diego Schank, Mrs. V. — Bel., Fl 2314 13tli St., Sacremento Shield, C. F. — Rabbits R. 1, Box 1, Ferris SHERMAN, J. M.— FL, N. Z., Fur Breeds, 2669 S. Griffin Los Angeles Spelker, J. H. — ^Fl ...5815 Fleming Ave., Oakland Standring, L. S. — ^N. Z.... Santa Ana Stone, A. L., Jr. — ^Rabbits Burlingame Tenney, F. G. — ^N. Z 1834 Kirkwood Ave., Pasadena Thayer, M. L. — FL, Hima 3431 Garnet St., Los Angeles Thurston, Mrs. E. — FL, N. Z 3115 California Ave., Eureka Trouslet, R. B. — Rabbits Box 183, Walnut Creek Turner, H. R. — FL, N. Z 127 Broadway, Santa Cruze Uncle Ben's Farm Co. — Hima., N. Z Box 87, Stockton Veila, Geo. W. — Fl R. 2, Box 47, Inglewood Wagner, P. G. — Hima., N. Z Box 807, Stockton Wessick Bros. — Aug., Hima Mill Vailev White, W. H. — FL, N. Z Whitehall Acres, Alamo Whiteman, Geo. A. — Rabbits 123 Spencer St., Napa Williams, C. J. — ^Fl 342 Day St., San Francisco Wilson Bros. — ^Fl ., R. 4, Box 13, Los Angeles Woodcock, V. E. — N. Z 3221 Central Ave., Los Angeles Wright, W. A. — Fl 876 E. 43rd, Los Angeles COLORADO — RABBITS. Allen, A. B.— Rabbits Two Butttes AUworth Rabbitry — ^Ralbbits .North and Tennison, Denver AMERICAN GAME ASSN.— Bel., 241 Coronado Bldg., Denver. Bartleson, R. G. — Fl Box 342, Colorado Springs Byers, A. E.— Rabbits 954 9th St., Denver Cady, T. S.— Rabbits R. A, Box 376, Mountain View Campbell, Wm. B.— Bel 3039 Quitman St., Denver S.T«°« ' ^•"^^- ^ - Box 800, Lamar CASS, GLEN G.— FL, N. Z., 1425 S. Logan, Denver. ^hilson^. iM.— N. Z r. 4, Box B, Englewood COFFMAN RABBITRY— Bel., Wheatrid^e. Comstock, G. E. — ^Fl Simla Crane, L. E.— Rabbits ..2081 S." Grant' "st.VDenver Savrs'l'T-'^el^--^'^^ ''' ^^^^^- ^'^ "^XT ^^^ri^n:==:: '"''''^'^'Si Gardner, J. G.-Bel 524 W.Platte" AveV/coforado Spr^g^ G?/f"n; LJis-F^!^^^lT-Fl '''' ^- We..er' Colorado Sp^rlnK Hamilton, J. H.-Rabbits .V.".:: "^'^^^'""^ 1^,^^:;!! SSr:^R"a-^!::::;: ''' ' cascade Av.,C^^ fa^mt' S^^A.^Ra^ts-^^^^ ^- ^^^^^^ ^-•' ^^^^^^^ ^^-^ .Manser, Mrs. L. D.-Rabbits::::::::::::::::::::::??Le Rou^L^^^ FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 17 Martine, W. G.— Bel 47 Corona, Denver McLean H R. — N. Z - R. 2, Box 211, Canon City McLennon, J. — Bel., Hima 252 Lincoln, Denver Morton, Don J.— Fl - 918 W. 14tli, Pueblo Moulton, F. A. — Bel., Fl., Clikd R. 1, Arvada Mt. View Rabbitry— Fl 102 S. Newton, Denver Moyer, G. M. — Bel 1115 Celar St., Colorado Springs Nichols, D. E. — Rabbits 3921 Jason St., Denver Oakley, Glen E. — N. Z 4300 S. Banicock, Denver Peterson, E. S. — ^BeL. 3926 Lipan St., Denver Phillips, C. L. — Bel -- Rocky Ford Plambeck, M. C. — Bel., Fl 4536 Alcott St., Denver Remington, W. E. — Bel 4219 Vallejo St., Denver Roberts, Z. F. D.— Bel Rocky Ford Rose, F. B. — ^Rabbits Auugusta Smith, Alexander — ^Fl..... 1915 W. 36th, Denver Smith, J. E. — Bel Box 360, Denver Straub, Mrs. F. E. — Rabbits .Box 416, Fort Collins Stump, G. C. — Bel., Fl 425 S. Nevada Ave., Colorado Sgrings Taylor, W. E.— Ra/b(bits R. 2, Box 47, Golden Thompson, B. M. — Rabbits.. 711 Pennsylvania, Denver Thorson, W. G. — Bel., FL, N. Z 1441 Market St., Denver Thorson Rabbit Co. — Bel., Fl., N. Z Aurora West, Marshall — N. Z Augusta Young, Wm. — Bel., Fl 524 E. Kiowa, Colorado Springs Zimmerman, Miss E. — Rabbits Home CONNECTICUTT — RABBITS. Armstrong, Henry — Rabbits 24 Chestnuut St., Norwich Hickories, The — N. Z Darien Reduker, Steve — Bel., N. Z Rocky Hill Rundell, Chas. D. — ^Rabbits R. 1, Jewell City Sandrinton, O. — Rabbits '. Stamford Schultze, O. F. — Bel., Fl., N. Z Norwalk Smith, Wm. J. — Rabhits Taftvilie Sturgess, Dr. B. A.— Fl 113 S. Main St., Wallingford WAGNER, CHAS. F.— FL, Chkd., South Wilton. Wood, E. M.— Bel Taftvilie 8Ia(grflttn Safabttrg Breeders of Black, White, Light Grey, and Steel Grey Flemish Giants. American Checkered Giants, European Greys. South Wilton, . . . . Conn. 81 FOOD & FIR BREEDERS OF AiMERCA DlSTiaCT OF COLUMBIA. Allen, C. V. — ^Bel., N. Z R. 2, N. Y. Ave Sta., Washington Tucker, Geo. M. — Rabbits R. 2, Washington FLORIDA. Baldwin, Wm. A. — Bel. Fl R. R. Box 117, Miami Barnett, Ozra — Bel., Fl Barton Brattain, Wm. L. — Bel Jacksonville Fuller, Rev. G. W. — Fl Box 47, Auburndale Ohme, F. P. — Rabbits Brandon Rick, P. — Bel., N. Z 231 Dewal St., Jacksonville GEORGIA — RABBITS. Betts, Mrs. L. H. — ^Bel Belle Meade Farm, Ashburn Clyburn, Wm. — Bel 48 Cherokee Ave., Atlanta Donaldson, J. D. — Rabbits 560 N. Franklin St., Dublin Edward, Wm. — Bel., FL, N. Z Box 416, Valdasta Emery, G. R. — Rabbits Buford Hamrick, M. G. — ^Bel., N. Z 67 Depot St., Carrollton Mason, Hugh W. — ^Bel., Fl 25 Peters St., Atlanta Peterson, W. W. — Bel ....914 Beman St., Augusta IDAHO — RABBITS. Ackley, Orval — R Caldwell Baker, M — ^Bel., N. Z., Fl Caldwell Black, Frank — R 916 Cleveland, Caldwell Black, Joe — Bel., Fl Caldwell Blaisdell, Dr. — R Caldwell Brown, Dan — R Caldwell Erwin, J. W. — R 112 N. 10th, Boise Everleigh, R. S. — R Caldwell Godfrey, Tom L. — Bel Box 162, Sand Point Heritage, J. F. — ^Bel St. Maries KENNEDY, Archie^Bel. Bl. Sib., Blackfoot. JACKMAN, F. R.— Bel. Bl. Sib., Blackfoot. Laughlin, Miss A. — ^Bel Grangerville Long, Leslie L. — N. Z 501 Idaho Bldg., Boise WERTMAN RABBITRY Breeders of Heavy Weight Flemish Giants and New Zealand Reds. 414 S. 11th St. BOISE, IDAHO. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 19 IDEAL RABBITRY C. W. PETERS, 2509 Madison St. Prop. Ijoise, Idaho. We own "Wesley" the most WinningFirst Jan. 7-11-1918 Breeders of high class New Zealand Reds, famous New Zealand Buck on record, to-day. „ . ^ ^ . f Idaho Rabbit and Pet Stock Show 50 competing. He is descendant of Triumnh No 835 Red, Princess No. 837, Red Oak and Lady Jane Grey. Pdze winners at leading shows. Does from equally High Class Stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt attention to all correspondence. IDAHO— RABBITS. T7.1 XT 7 Emmett Maw, C. N.-Fl. N. Z Caldwell McWitt, L. F.— R. - j^^ji^^ Mitson, Harry—R ^.^^^^ Montague, M — R - - Caldwell P^^r^' c ■ w^:"z;::::;;:;::::::::::::::::"::":":""25or Madison, Boise ^rrts,'E.\-.-Fl N. Z - .-116 Stall St. Boise Ruddick, R. T.— R Roeer^on y^l\aTw':N"'z ;::;z:z=:Box-65;"^^nS WERTMAN RABBITRY— Fl, N. Z., 414 S. 11th St., Boise. Wilkie, F A.— N. Z., Hima R- 4, Boise W Ikie Mrs. Sallie-Fl., N. Z -^--R- 4 Boise Witherspoon, Jas.-R - New Meadows ILLINOIS — RABBITS. Adams, Frank— Bel 774 S. Lincoln Ave., Kankakee Adams W G.— Rabbits 3434 N. Avers Ave., Chicago Allen Phillip— Rabbits 4717 Forrestville Ave., Chicago AMibON, J. W.— FL, N. Z., Herscher. \nderson E W.— Rabbits 3623 N. Richmond, Chicago Arnold, Lorn— FL, Ang 346 W. Eldorado, Decatur Baar Wm.— Rabbits 1449 S. Ashland Ave., Chicago Bieusay H L Fl 3627 Lake Park Ave., Chicago B ilev, Harry— Rabbits 27 W. 109th PI., Chicago Baker, Sam'l. G.— Rabbits -409 E. 8th, Aledo Billow, W. A. — Bel., N. Z - 314 Naperville, Wheaton B IRTLETT, GEO. E— N. Z., Malta. Beuzel Aug. J — Rabbits 2448 Pensacola Ave., Chicago Blickburn, B. H.— Rabbits 1829 N. Kostner Ave., Chicago Boden, P. A., Fl - 1123 Division St., Springfield Bowen, Edmund — Rabbits 15320 Columbia Ave., Harvey Brantley, Chas. H— Fl 109 Fox St., Aurora Brown, Wm. A. & Son — Fl 5113 Strong Ave., Chicago Buehler, C. A. — Wht. Gts Brookfield BUYERS, D. E.— N. Z., 1202 W. 3rd St., Sterling. 20 FOOD & FLli BKEEDEKS OF AMERCA The Rabbit Industry Is Coming" Into its own. Those who wish to start in the business should buy now while buying is good. We have high grade, Belgian Hares, Flemish Giants and New Zealand Reds, for sale. Everybody can afford to buy our stock because they are priced right. We have as good stock as any breeder and prices are low. All Beginners Buy Prom Us. WHY? Because we treat them right. Write for particulars lo Fiebig Hare Ranch. Homewood, 111. Browning's Ra>bbitry — ^Bel., Fl .100 W. Marietta, Decatur Carey, R. S. — Rabbits Chemung CARROLL, W. H.— N. Z., 3629 Emerald Ave., Chicag-o. Chase, M. B. — Bel Harrisburg Cheeseman, M — Bel Polo CHEFFER, JOHN J.— Bel. Chkd. N. Z., 348 Rosewood Ave. Kankakee. Clark, W. B. — Bel Jonesboro CLARIDA, R.— Bel. Fl., N. Fair St., Marion. Condon, E. G. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 108 S. Seely Ave., Chicago Cook, A. E. — ^^Bel Box 594, Lawrenceville Crews, S. P. — ^Ralbbits Murprysboro Cushing, Jos. — Rabbits.. 808 Johns Ave., Decatur Cushman, R. E. — ^Rabbits Sterling Cunningham, F. E. — Rabbits 2723 N. Maplewood, Chicago Davis, Dick — ^Rabbits Box 185, Bradlev Dayton, C. R. — Bel., N. Z .....Sandwich Dempsey, S. J. — Rabbits 3515 Emerald Ave., Chicago DeVore, R. E. — Rabbits Mound City Donnelly, T. F. — Fl 515 W. 57th PL, Chicago Durrant, Jos. H. — Rabbits 1911 S. Third Ave., Maywood ECKERT, GEO. C— N. Z., 2630 Winona Ave., Chicago. Egbert, W. E. — Rabbits. Aledo Enger, John W. — Rabibits .......Berwyn Erickson, S. E. — Rabbits Morris Esser, F. A.-^Rabbits 7220 Morton Ave.," Chicago Eve-Wheeler-Newton— N Z 105 Peru St., Princeton FEIBIG HARE FARM— Rabbits, Homewood. Ferrier, F. F.— Bel., Fl., N. Z Millington Field, G. A.— Bel., Fl Box 334, Mackinaw Fisher, F. J.— Rabbits... 905 W. South St., Galesburg Pleischman, Otto— Rabbits.. 3656 S. Halsted, Chicago Fox, Fred — Rabbits Warren Fraley, Wm— Rabbits 2112 Hogan,"Murphrys,boro ™1^£' C- E.— Bel., N. Z 515 Irving Ave., Galesburg FISHER, WM.-Fl. N. Z., 2710 Mont Clare, Chicago. Gersenlager, F. A — Bel., Fl 1905 Tardy St., Murphysboro Goode, H.-^Rabbits 3522 Natchez Ave., Chicago FOOD & FLR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 21 Gobden Goodman, A. ^r^r^^V"^ I's'gN Rosewood, Kankakee g?et,r a • Z^h ' ::^0iN:Gree. Bay Rd.. HigMand^Park Grinver, W. B. — 'Bel Mendota ^'°'.'^'' t- w^N^'^Bef'Fl 605"N:"Humphrey Ave., Oak Park Gunderson, W. N^--?e ., i Larson, J. E. — R 731 N. Main, Lindsburg LAMASTER, MR AND MRS. L. B.— N. Z., 102 S. Lincoln, Liberal. Liberty Rabbitry — R - Sabetha ULJESTRAND, 0. W.— Bel., 825 Faulkner Ave., Wichita. LILJESTRAND, A. W.— Bel., 805 W. Central Ave., Wichita Maage, Chas. — ^Bel 1610 Commercial, Atchison McClatchey, J. H. — Fl ...1958 N. 32nd, Kansas City McMurray, Mrs. Maud — Bel 1047 Quindaro, Kansas City Moore, Bruce — *Bel R. 1, Hiawatha McVey, Mrs. Nellie — Bel., N. Z Box 403, Stafford Neidiger, D. — R .Box 241, Cimarron Nothro, C. A. — ^Bel 402 S. Lincoln, Chanute Ocamb, W. H. — Bel 1046 Sandusky, Kansas City Page, C. J. — R . .Salina Pearson, P. L. — 'Bel., N. Z — 3822 Westport, Rosedale Rawlings, R. B. — Bel 953 Minnesota, Kansas City RICHARDSON, MRS. CARL— Fl., R. 9, Ottawa. Robertson, W. R. B. — ^Bel 1420 Ohio, Lawrence ROBISON'S PET STOCK PLACE— Bel., Dutch, ffima., Clearwater If you want QUALITY, I have it. Choice, racy Rufus Reds Registered Stock. It is a pleasure to answer correspondence. Write me your wants RIVERSIDE RABBITRY 0. W. LILJESTRAND, 825 Faulkner Ave. Wichita, Kans. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 33 FAIRCHILD PRINTING COMPANY 1105 WEST DOUGLAS AVE. AD DEPT. WICHFrA. KANSAS Letter heads, Envelepes, Pedigree Blanks, Breeders Cards, Shipping Tags, all kinds of printing for P oultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Breeders. C. E. Fairchild, Judge and National Registrar. Pedigreed and Registered Rufus Red Belgian Hares. RIVERSIDE RABBITRY— Bel., 825 Faulkner Ave., Wichita, ROBERTS, DR. B. R.— Fl. N. Z., Waverly. RUFUS RABBITRY— Bel., 1220 E. 5th Ave., Winfield. Sells, F. M. N. Z 2242 Elizabeth, Kansas City Smith, Paul — Bel - Rosedale Snyder, P. W. — •Bel 1947 Hallock, Kansas City Stevens, P. E. — PI - - - Pomona Stoner, Marion — PI -707 Market, Wichita Storms, Reed — iBel 1736 Cleveland, Kansas City Sutherland, L. W. — Bel - Pomona Swenson, E. — N. Z (Lyon Co.), Allen Thies, E. J. — PL, N. Z 4130 Cambridge, Rosedale Train, J. A.— PI 312 N. 2nd, Lindsburg Wasser, Ernest — ^R 1222 Lewellen, Wichita Welch, L. E. — Bel .1042 Haskill, Kansas City Wells, Mrs. W. E. — Bel 420 Troup, Kansas City Wichita Rabbitry — N. Z 1437 Otis, Wichita Youngy A. A. — Bel R. 1, Merriam KENTUCKY— RABBITS. Adams, S. H. — Bel Mayfield Carter, T. — R Prankfort Parthing, T. — Bel 227 N 4th St., Mayfield Prazier, H. S. — PI 1030 S. Brook, Louisville GORDON, H. B.— N. Z., Owensboro. Humphrey, O. D. — PI 162 Alumnae, HopkinsWlle KELLEY, M, D.— Bel., Fl., N. Z., LaGrange. Schulkers, R. P. — Hima 1012 Park Ave., Latonia Titus, Rex — R... 524 Wainwright, Louisville LOUISIANA — RABBITS. Bland, E. — R r. 2, Shreveport Cage, L. S. — Bel 216 Texas St., Shreveport Dailey, J. C. — R 415 Johnson, Alexandria Pletcher, J. R. — R Shreveport Pulton, Robt.-^R r. 2, Box 93, Shreveport Grant, H. T.— R Shreveport JOSEPH, 0. P.— Bel., R. 1, Box 24, Lake Charles. LANDER, W. M.— Bel., 3102 Darien St., Shreveport. Mench, P.— R Winnfield Pipes, A.— R ..3103 Darevan St., Shrevepon Thompson— R 126 S. Roman St., New Orleans 34 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AiMERICA MAINE — RABBITS. Borestone Mt. Fox Ranch — PI Onawa Burns, C. H. R Mechanics F?llls CLARK, GEO. R.— R., Bept. 7, Wiscasset. Dunning, Jas. A. — R - Ban?or Leland, H.^Bel., Chkd.. Woodfords Perkins, E. T. — Bel., Fl - .....Biddeford Phenix, Jos. — Bel., N. Z - Broad St., Auiburn Wilson, J. A. — Bl., Sib Cherryfield .MARYLAND — RABBITS. Allen, E. J. — R 115-6 W. North, Baltimore Beckman, J. S. — R Box 195, DeSota Benson, Dr. C. I. — R Port Deposit DeForest, A. N. — R.— Sharptown Federal Rabbitry — Bel., FL, N. Z Federalsburg Peacock, Wm. D.— R 524 Calvert St., Baltimore Phillips, R. H. — R Salisbury Rose Hill Ra'bbitry^ — Bel., Fl Federalsburg Russell, L. B.- — Fl., N. Z Chestertown SUPERIOR RABBITRY— Bel. Fl., ''Villa Rest," Emmittsburg. MASSACHUSETTS — RABBITS. Abbott, G. W. — Fl., N. Z .15 6 Mt. Vernon Ave., Newtonville Bancroft, Eleanor — R 249 Beacon, Boston Burnham, M. F. — Bel., Fl 11 Golden Ave., Medford Burrington, R. — R North Amhurst Dexter, W. E. — Polish .....409 Beacon, Boston Dunston, A. H. — R 21 Station St., Quincy Fox, Carl C. — Bel Hubbardstown Johnson, H. A. — ^R 336 Metropolitan, Roslindale Johnson, Mrs. H. B. — R 41 Copeland St., Brockton JONES, J. H.— Bel., Woronoco. Koehler, E. A. — R 122 Marion St., Springfield Mac Queen — Bel., Fl Box 261, Buzzard's Bay Millner, S. W. — ^N. Z 13 Pleasant Ave., Somerville Mitchell, H. L. — R Medfield Pitts, F. L.— -Fl 14 Webster St., Faunton Shaw, B. H. — Bel Box 145, Weston Stephen, A .L. — Hima .703 Chestnut, Waban Vaughn, E. C. — R Athol Wood worth, F. F. — Bel Painville —MICHIGAN — RABBITS. Adams, W. H.— Bel., FL, N. Z.... 330 Madison, Petoskey Allen, C. E. — Bel., Fl Vassar Allen, Wm. J.— Fl., N. Z 31 ExchangerPontiac All gate, Wm.— Bel r. 5, Lansing Andrews, W. J.— R Box 372, St. Joseph Austin, H. C— Bel 320 Lansing, Charlotte Bachelor, J. W.-^R 4009 Buick, Flint Baine, Fred. R.— R _ Charlotte FOOD & FUK BltEEDERS OF AMERICA 35 „ „ M 7 Chelsea Barbour G. H.— N. Z ^^^^^^ ^^^^Sy^R^::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::""::";::; ^■^•'^^^ ^?;:^:T^■/s;;^FI:;z;:zv:vzz:z;3o■■LlbeVty■-st:pon.iac Bower M W — Fl N. Z 303 Jefferson Ave., Dowagiac Brietmeyer S T.— Bel., Fl 1401 S. Milwaukee, Jackson Brookfield ' Rabibitry— Bel - ^wendale Brott, W. R.— R " r.^^n^Y^ Butler, E. W.— R -Box 55, Chelsea Callahan, Jos.— R - "---;;- -;v Carson, R. L.— R - - R- 6, Owosso CHURCH, C. E.— Bel. Fl. N. Z., Charlotte. Coles, Mrs. J. M.— Bel., Fl R. 2, Tustm Court, G. W.— Fl Homer Cox, V. D.— R St. Joe Crawford, L. R. — Bel 109 Commercial, Dowagiao Curtiss, V E. — Bel., Fl R. H, Box 67, Grand Rapids Dauncey, Mr. and Mrs. — Bel 1222 Donelly, Royal Oak Deamon, G. H.^R - Saranac Deduck, W. R. — Fl 2098 Gardner Ave., Grand Rapids Dickinson, C. F.— Fl Springport Dreys, O. L. — Fl Branch Eakin, C. H. — Bel R. 2, Coleman Eastow, Dr. W. N. — Fl Cedar Springs Eggleston, Glen — R Charlotte Ely, Edw. D — R Olivet Erwin, Edw. — ^Bel Walled Lake FISCHER, OSWALD, C— Bel., St. Clair. Fuller, C. M. — Bel Markey Germ..nd, R. — ^Fl., N. Z 90 Dennis St., Adrian GIBEON, CHAS. S.— Bel. Dutch, 1045 W. Warren Ave., Detroit. Gleason, Orlo — R Bitelei Goodrich, Dr. E. C. — R St. Joe Gorton, G. L. — Fl Box 7, Plymouth Great Royal Rahbit Co. — FL, N. Z...848 N. College, Grand Rapids Green, A. P. — R Olivet Griggs, W. H. — Aug., Fl 291 24th St., Detroit Haarer, E. — -Bel 112 W. Madison, Ann Arbor Haarer, G. L.— Bel 1022 W. Liberty, Ann Arbor Habit Rabbitry — Bel., N. Z 109 Commercial, Dowagiac Hanna, Dr. G. F. — R 308 Northwestern, Detroit Hassig, H. E. — R 171 Charlevoix, Detroit Hinckley, M. M. — Fl .....Pittsford Histeci, A. E. — ^Bel., Fl Box 345, Jackson Hodgson, Wm. N.^ — Bel Metamore Haller, Mrs. Freida — N. Z., Chkd Saline Holmes, E. P. — Bel Potterville Houtman, J. — R 302 W. 21st, Holland Huey, Jas. — Fl Charlotte Jobson, A. E. — ^Chkd., Fl 42 Rose Lawn Drive, Pontiac Johnson, J. H. — Bel 650 Bishop Ave., Flint Keifer, C. A. — N. Z ....Muskegon Kenney, Chas. — Bel., N. Z 404 W. Ganson, Jackson Kribs, Fred — Fl New Lathrop S FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Letts, R. D.— BL, Fl St. .Johns Lemon, C. V. — Fl R. R. Box 26, Owosso Lennox, O. J. — Bel., N. Z 531 S. 11th, Saginaw Ludwig, J. J. — Bel 221 W. 16th, Holland Major, John — Bel., Fl. N. Z Stephenson Men, A. L. — R Spring Lake Miller, J. C. — ^Bel., Fl Box 341, Plymouth Miller, I. A. — Fl Branch Mitchell, F. C. — Fl., N. Z Claire Mitchell, J. T. — FL, N. Z 347 W. Ferry, Detroit Mitchell, O. A. — R 221 Wood, Flini Murray, C. A. — R Charlotte Newark, W. E. — R Charlotte NEW, JOHN H.— Bel., 152 Amity St., Muskegon. Perkins, Will — Bel., Fl Millington Peter, H. S. — Bel 1014 N. Logan, Lansing Peters, Dewitt — R Charlotte Post, B. C. — Bel Belleville Riddle, G. C. — ^R Charlotte Riverview Pet Stock Farm — R Union Cit> Rudland, Wm. — Bel 1032 Ave. A, Flint Ruttan, E. — R 611 Front St., Monroe Santee, B. F. — R Charlotte Scheick, H. W. — R Chelsea SCHNEIDER, A. A.— Fl., 1155 Marshall Ave., S. E. Grand Rapids. SCOVILLE, CHAS. T.— Bel., White Pigeon. Shattuck, R. E. — Bel., FL, N. Z Rochester Sinks, F. W. — Bel 112 Baldwin Ave., Detroit Slosson, H. R. — R R. 4, Vermontsville Soper, A. W. — Fl 623 Mulberry St., Owosso Spangler, J. L. — N. Z Morenci Spence, N. B. — Bel 5 St. Joe St., Adrian Steiner, E. W.^ — R 1081 Beaufaiit Ave., Detroit Stephenson, C. H. — N. Z Chelsea Stewart, Dr. F. W. — Bel Coldwater Tall, David B.— Bel South Haven Van, Geo — CHAPMAN, THOS. A.— Fl. N. Z., 3738 Garner Ave., Kansas City. Chasteen, A. M. — Bel 1901 Skiles, Kansas City Childs, L. — Bel - Speed Coe, Dr. C. M. — ^R..... ^ ..Grand Ave. Temple, Kansas City Conkey, Jas. P. — Bel 2940 Messington, Kansas City Connor, Chas. — Bel 4200 W. Evane Ave., St. Louis Cooper, Joe D. — -Bel ..1312 Denver, Kansas City Cotgreave, M. — ^N. Z 82nd and Garfield, Kansas City Crooker, L. O. — Bel 3603 E. 28th, Kansas City CROSS, FRANK H.— Bel., 6433 Ridge Ave., St. Louis. Cunningham, R. B. — Bel.... 1722 Winchester, Kansas City Davenport, C. E. — N. Z ._ R. R. 3, Hannibal Davies, H. P. — Bel .* 1422 Cypress, Kansas City Degenfilder, J. — Bel 7408 E. 15th, Kansas City DeHonis, Edw. — Bel 6508 Roberts, Kansas City Detar, Frank — Bel 1728 Penn St., Kansas City Durbin, Chas. S. — ^Bel 303 Holmes Ave., Kirkwood Eisner, F. A. — R .....Clinton Florenze, J. — ^R.. 3625 Barracks St., St. Louis Garrison, T. E. — Bel., N. Z 2401 Baeter, Joplin Givens, W. A. — Bel 1232 Denver, Kansas City Granberger, F. — Bel., N. Z 2833 Southwest Blvd., Kansas City Green. G. A. — Bel R. 4, Box 1, R., Independence. GREVELS, JOS.— N. Z., 4520 Easton Ave., St. Louis. Gundlack, C. R. — ^Bel 64th and Richmond Rd., Kansas City Hall, John F. — Bel Stamp Div. Postoffice, Kansas City Hamilton, F. C. — N. Z 1109 Newton, Kansas City Hartford Rabbitry — Bel 4226 Hartford St., St. Louio Raise Belgian Hares For Me I furnish breeding stock cheap and buy all you raise at 30 to 60 cents per pound, live weight. This proposition is for people who want to raise rabbits for MONEY, Not for FANCY. If you want to made BIG MONEY out of rabbits in town or country, send me ten cents for Breeder's Insruction Book, Contract, Price List and Full Particulars. FRANK X. C^ROS-; "America's Big Rabbit Man" 64:^3 Ridge Ave. St. Louis Mo. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 39 Hatfield L A R - - 2632 Cypress, Kansas City Heichelb'ack, J.— R ......6004 Virginia, St. Louis Hicks. Thos. W. — Bel...... 416 W. 42nd, Kansas City Hill, Geo. H. Bel 1840 Newton, Kansas City Hog'an, E. P. — Bel., N. Z 471 N. Prospect, Kansas City HORNE'S ZOOLOGICAL ARENA CO.— R., Kansas City. Hufft Geo G. 'R 1020 McGee, Kansas City Hull, 'p. H.— Bel..... - Syracuse JACKSON'S RABBITRIES— Bel., Mt. Washington. Kannenberg, H. A. — Bel., Fl 1579 Lewis Ave., St. Louis Kelly, J. T. Bel..... 1114 Harrison, Kansas City Kerwin, Robt. — Bel 6837 E. 14th, Kansas City King, G. B. — Bel 1313 College, Kansas City Klose, R. A. — N. Z .....4153 Lee Ave., St. Louis Krudwig, J. F. — Bel., Fl 3108 Rolla PL, St. Louis Lane, J. D. — Bel. Fl 2839 Terrace, Kansas City Lasely, Jas. E.— Bel ...4310 E. 10th, Kansas City Leander, A. — ^Bel 657 Arlington, Mt. Washington Leishman, F. A. — ^Bel ...305 S. Bellaire, Kansas City Lenz, Phil — Bel Soppington Loest, A. — R 1227 Grand, Kansas Citj Maplewood Rabbitry — Bel., Fl 3428 Cambridge, Maplewood Mark Twain Assn. — Bel Hannibal Martin, W. C. — Bel 1639 Washington, Kansas City Maull, W. E. — Bel Overland Max, J. M. — R St. Clair McCauley, A. J. — R Perry ville iMcClary, W. E. — -Bel. Fl Mt. Washington Melville, R. — R 1719 N. Jefferson, St. Louis Melvin, M. O. — R 2614 Accomac, St. Louis Meyer, V. L. — Bel., Fl 2629 Market, St. Louis Millard, W. H. — Bel., N. Z 7100 E. 13th, Kansas City Missouri Squab Co. — R St. Louis Montgomery, R. O. — Bel. Fl... Box 255, St. Clair NATIONAL PET SHOP— R., 3111 Olive St., St. Louis. Niederjohn, Wm. — Fl California Noyes, E. L. — R Manhattan Bldg., Kansas City Ontry, J. W. — R.. DeSota Outdoor Enterprise Co. — All Breeds ...Holmes Park PARKS, W. G.— Bel. N. Z., 816 Maple Ave., Mt. Washington. Payne, E. — Bel 2910 Baltimore, Kansas City Perrih, A. L. — Bel. Fl Bruckner Phillips, C. G. — N. Z Holmes Park Piepenbring's Ass'n. — Bel .4024 Woodland, Kansas City Plegge Rabbitry — Fl ...4249 Peck St., St. Louis Plegge, M. — N. Z 4<64 Not. Bridge, St. Louis Pohl, John — Bel ...1105 S. 13th, St. Louis Price. Thos. L — Bel 636 Arlington, Mt. Washington Rhodes, C. C. — Bel Butler Roberts. G. C. — ^N. Z 3812 E. 15th, Kansas City Roberts, W. F. — Eel., N. Z ^307 Quincy, Kansas City Roe, Fred — N. Z 3942 Terrace, Kansas City Root, C. B. — Bel :..... .439 Benton, Kansas City Rose Lawn Rabbitry — Fl. N. Z Cape Girardeau Ross. W. — Bel 513 Walnut, Kansas City 40 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Sage J G Bel 218 W. 34tli, Kansas CiLy Sampson, G. E.— Bel - -R. 4, St. Josepli Samuelson, E. A. — N. Z 4217 Holly, Kansas City Sawyer, Dr. Tom— R 1701 Jackson, Kansfts City Sayles, C. V. ^Bel 219 Clinton, Kansas City Scheiman, E. E. — Bel 6115 St. John, Kansas City Sellman, John — Fl 1823 Park Ave., St. Louis Shelley FL, N. Z - Box 54, Marionville Short, W. h'. — Bel - 2014 Wabash, Kansas City Swager, Thos. — Fl Holmes Park Terry, Geo. F. — Bel Palmyra Tobener, E. F. — Bel 3115 Grand, Kansas City Toemmies, D. L. — ^R - R. 9, Box 8, Wellston Turner, I. L. — Bel 4515 Cleveland, Kansas City Uptenore, E. G. — ^Bel Selex VINCENT, DR. H. C— Bel. Bl. Sib., 514 Main St., Joplin. Walrond — ^Bel - Forest City Waneta Rabbitry — Bel., Fl., N. Z 4227 W. Prospect, Kansas City Wheeler, J. P. — Bel Mt. Washington White, Dr. W. H. — N. Z - DeSota Whittington, M. E. — Bel 2933 Grand, Kansas City Williams, G. W. — Bel Buckner Wright, Thos. C. — Bel 2523 Cleveland, Kansas City Youmans, E. E. — ^Bel 2210 Garfield, Kansas City MONTANA — RABBITS. Hylent, Jas. — Bel., Fl Trout Creek Mack, Othe — Fl Gardiner McDonald, J. D.^ — Bel., N. Z 1009 4th Ave., Great Falls Piatt, W. — Bel Great Falls Rodgers, W. R. — Fl., N. Z Stevensville NEBRASKA — RABBITS. Adams Bros. — Bel., 4730 N. 40th St., Omaha Albertson, W. B. — Bel., N. Z ....Bethany Argenbright, I. D. — R Millard Ball, John — Bel., N. Z Kearney Barnes, C. B. — Bel., Fl _ 923 H St., Lincoln Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. — N. Z ....Bethany Baeckner, Mrs. H. W. — Bel., N. Z..._ ...R. 2, Havelock Bowman, J. L. — Bel Bethany Bozarth, B. C. — N. Z .3216 Y St., Lincoln Bright, G. A. — Bel., 6434 Evans, 'Omaha Brown, W. W. — R 7820 N. 33rd, Omaha BURTON, E. G.— R., 1810 Capitol Ave., Omaha. Butts, Ed. — ^Bel., Fl 2318 Lyon St., Lincoln Capron, C. B. — Bel ....14th and Judson, Lincoln Chambers, Geo. C. — Bel 135 N. 43rd Ave., Omaha Clark, Mrs. E. G. — Bel., Fl.... 1400 E. 14th, Uni. Place Clark, J. B. — Bel _ ...E. 10th St., Falls City Clauson, C. J. & Son — Bel., Fl 4011 Manderson, Omaha. Clinger, E. G. — Bel., N. Z Grand Island Cook, C. M. E. — Bel Bethany Cook, I. E. — Bel., Fl 1232 N. 24th, Lincoln Cook, J. R.—Bel., Fl 1201 A St., Fairbury FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 41 Corby, W. A.— N. Z Bethany Croman, W. D. — Bel., N. Z 5035 Bedford Ave., Omaha Cruse, A. R. — 'Bel., 1154 N. 29th, Lincoln Curtis, W. F. — ^Bel 324 S. 24th, Lincoln DeLong, C. E. — Fl Cambridge Duffield, C. C— Bel., Fl 424 E. 12th, Uni. Place Duval, C. V. B. — ^Bel 1008 E. 30th, Omaha Eggers, D. M. — R 3909 N. 40th, Omaha Estes, W. J. — Bel 2811 Bristol, Omaha Fairacres Rabbitry — R 2602 N. 60th, Omaha FOWLER, M. H. — Bel., N. Z., 4213 Larrimore Ave., Omaha, Fox, E. A. — R 4018 Wirt St., Omaha Friend, F. W. — Bel., Chkd., Fl 52 Douglas Blk., Omaha Fuerst Bros. — Bel., N. Z Battle Creek Fuerst, W. B. — Bel., Battle Creek Gass, Mrs. A. — N. Z 920 W. 19th, Uni. Place Goble, C. E. — Bel Beaver City GOLDENBOD RABBITRY— N. Z., Table Rock. Gordon, H. W. — Bel., N. Z 46'28 Browne St., Omaha Gelster, K. — ^Bel West Point Hall, J. A. — Fl 2514 S. 25th, West Point Hall, V. E. — Fl 2510 S. 25th, West Point HENDREN, E. W.— Bel., Morrill. Himber, Mrs. C. G. — Fl., N. Z 2615 Y St., Lincoln Iris Rabbitry — N. Z., Dutch 1400 E. 14th, Uni. Place Johnston, J. C. — Bel 2400 S. 16th, Lincoln Jones, Leland — Bel Nenzel Jones, S. H. — Bel Box 215, Alma Joseph, E. A. — Bel., Fl 3319 Grand Ave., Omaha Kastle, John — Bel., Fl 2300 Lynn St., Lincoln Kline, I. B. — Fl., Wh. Gts CamTjridge Labert, P. — ^Bel., N. Z 823 N. 17th, Lincoln Lanning, T. N. — Bel 2631 Sahler St., Omaha Lewis, S. A. — Bel.. 543 S. 20th, Omaha Loomis, O. M. — N. Z 336 S. 20th, Lincoln Martin, G. R. — 'Bel Bethany McCandless, C. S. — ^N. Z 4304 O St., Lincoln McGulre, Olin — Bel Benson McMaster, J. L. — Fl., N. Z 721 Elwood Ave., Lincoln Megahan, G. W. — Fl., N. Z 2822 Dudley, Lincoln MONMOUTH PARK RABBITRY— Bel., N. Z., 3302 Meri- dith Ave., Omaha Nedrebets, Wm. — Bel., N. Z.. Battle Creek Neil, J. F. — Bel 3920 N. 44th, Omaha Novacek, Chas. — Fl 709 N. 27th, Lincoln OREGON TRAIL RABBITRY— N. Z., 3117 Lincoln Blvd., Omaha. Ott, Chas. K. — ^N. Z 1929 South St., Lincoln Palmer, T. C. — Bel 529 S. 30th, Lincoln Pennington, Dr. J. L. — Bel., Chkd., Fl Republican City PETERSON, E. E.— Bel., FL, 3817 Gold St., Omaha. Petty, Robt. B. — Bel 3922 N. 41st, Omaha PINNEO, C. R.— N. Z., 3117 Lincoln Blvd., Omaha. Piskal, A. — Fl 2980 Martha, Omaha POLK RABBITRY CO.— Bel., Polk. Renstrom, Carl — Bel , 4248 Maple St., Polk 42 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Central Park Rabbitry M. H. Fowler, Mgr. 4213 Varimore Ave. Omaha, Nebr. BREEDERS AND SHIPPERS OF Standard Bred Belgian and New Zealand Red Rabbits. The largest Breeders and Shippers of Thoroughbred Stock in the middle west. Satis- faction guaranteed. Member- National Breeders and Fanciers Association. Omaha Breeders and Fanciers Association. Rodwell, R. E.— Fl - - Cambridge Roesch, H.— Bel R. 4, Grand Island Sallander, H. A. — Bel - 4206 Browne, Omaha Schulyer, Lee — Bel., Fl., N. Z .....1421 N. 26th St., Lincoln Sharpe, W. E. PI 2552 Lahler, Omaha Shuma'n, Geo. — ^Fl Hoidrege Siemsen, H. — N. Z Leigh Sizer, D. E. — R 4817 S. 24th, Omaha Slagle, R. H. — Bel , .....6325 Spencer St., Omaha Smith, H. F. — N. Z... Bethany Smith, J. P. — ^N. Z 2212 Sheldon St., Lincoln Spillman, Carl — Bel Sutton Stephenson, B. D. — ^Bel ..Oshkosh Stiles, Mrs. I. M. — Fl 1951 Park Ave., Lincohi Stolzenburg, Edw. — Bel _ 2001 L St., Lincoln Stone Bros. — Bel., Fl 1736 Q St., Lincoln Talbert, M. — Fl... 3401 California, Omaha Taylor Bros.^N. Z 1942 Euclid Ave., Lincoln Threlkeld, T. G. — Fl., N. Z College View Thomac, W. J. — Fl Ploldrege Thomas, W. J. — PI Holdrege Thompson, S. R. — R Grand Island Tubbs, Mrs. P. — N. Z College View Ulrich & Ulrich — ^Bel., PL_ 2326 Dudley St., Lincoln Utt, Geo. L. — Bel 3006 Dodge, Omaha Vanhorn, C. — ^R 2709 N. 60th, Omaha Waterbury, G. L. — Bel ..2422 Spaulding, Omaha Webb, J. — Fl Hastings Webb, S. A. — Bel 2743 West St., Lincoln Werner, Ben — Bel Fall City Wiig, G. P.— N. Z 1810 Vinton St., Omaha Wilkinson, E. H. — R 1216 S. 10th, Omaha Williams, Mrs. L.— PI 4300 South St., Lincoln Wilson, W. R._ Bel., N. Z 3302 Meredith, Omaha Woodward, L.--N. Z 319 S. 26th, Lincoln Worsley, R. T.— Bel., PI 3900 Vine, Lincoln Yates, Miss E. — PI., N. Z Pairbury Young, Mrs. H. G. — PI., N. Z Bethany NEVADA— RABBITS. Kline, A. S.— R , ^Ke^^ FOOD & FUR BREEOEKS OF AMERICA 43 NEW HAMPSHIRE — RABBITS. Marsh, J. R. N. Z 19 6 Lowell St., Manchester NEW JERSEY — RABBITS. Cuthbert Rabbitry — All Breeds Cuthbert Rd., Westmont Doty, Geo. B. — R ^ 1423 E. 2nd, Plainfield Fitzgerald, C. E. — ^R 300 Kaighn, Camden Harris, J. H. — R... Little Silver Lott, Leonard — Bel., Fl., N. Z Fanwood Merrill, R. R. — R Woodbine Moore, Thos. E. — Bel Stockton PAINE, J. OVERTON— Bel., Fl., N. Z., 756 Broad St., Newark. Pebler, John — -R Ravena Regel, H. A. — R 311 W. 42nd, Camden Rivers, Mrs. G. L — R 135 Cedar Ave., Hawthorne Schneider, E.^ — R 68 Edwin St., Ridgefield Sharmon, ,J. H. — Bel., Dutch 538 Bergen Ave., Jersey City Smith, Wm. S. — R Wesley Ave., National Park Spaulding, M. K. — 'Bel 65 Pineapple, Allendale Sumna, D. — Fl 128 N. 8th, Patterson Thieme, A. — Chkd.._ 91 Carel St., Patterson Throeder, P. — ^R Belleville West, Theo. H. — Bel., Fl 79 Sixth Ave., Long Branch NEW >IEXICX) — RABBITS. Mcintosh, R. — Bel., N. Z 623 W. Fruit, AlbuquerquG NEWYORK — RABBITS. Adsit, F. E. — R 380 Imperial Ave., Painted Post Allen, L. H. — .Fl., N. Z Cazenovia Allen, Robt. — R 380 Imperial Ave., Painted Post Allen, Wm. R. — R Morristown Anderson, C. A. — ^Fl 507 Winsor St., Jamestown Armstrong, H. R. — Bel Lincoln Park Barry, H. W. — Bel._ Basker Baker, G. C. — R 346 Woodbine, Rochester Baird, C. A. — R 11 Granger St., Rochester Bailey, Edw. — Fl .....R. 2, Ballston Lake Barrett, Chas. F — R 618 S. Goodman, Rochester Barrowes, G. H. — Fl Rose Hill Batcheller, H. C. — Fl 32 S. Main St., Gloversville Bathwich, W. E. — R. 3623 Lake Ave., Rochester Beck, Wm. — ^R 10 Ivv St., Jamestown Berl, Geo. H — R 712 Linden, Rochester Berry, H. W. — R Rochester Beswick, J. G. — R Madrid Springs Bigelow, J. W. G. — N. Z Dundee BLANK, JOS.— Bel., 428 Highland Ave.. Mt. Vernon. Blend, S. H. — R 3i Spring St., Geneva Block, John — Bel 714 Park St., Syracuse Blowers, E. O. — Fl R. 1, Johnsviile Blue Ribbon Rabbitry — Bel., N. Z 3 4 Union St., Dundee Boyd, W. A. — N. Z „....,^ 63 W. First, Fulton 44 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Be Careful In your selection from whom you buy your foundation STOCK OP ANY BREED I Am Raising Exclusively Rufus Ued Belgian Hares To improve this stock to the highest standard for Per fection in Color. Type and Vigor. ONLY PEDIGREED REGISTERED STOCK. Prices Reasonable Joseph Blank 428 Highland Ave. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Member--National Breeders and Fanciers Ass'n of America. Syracuse Fur and Feather Pet Stock Ass'n. International Belgian Hare Ass'n of America. Brandt, J. — Chkd., FL. N. Z ...._ R. 3, E. Syracuse Breeze, F. L. — ^Bel., Fl... 68 Summit St., Fairport Brickelmain, Dr. Geo. — Bel., Fl., Hima... Naunett Brierly, W. H. — R. Exchange St., Rochester Brigham, II. C. — R.. Barker Brockav/ay, J. W. — R .24 Hamil PL, Rochester Brophy, J. J. — R 7 Glendale Park, Rochester Brown, E. S. — R Jamaca Burke, D. C. — R .202 Saratoga, Rochester Butler, Arthuh — R 71 Ella St., Rochesl^er BUTLER, B. H.— R, 33 Owen St., Rochester. Butter, W. N. — R Baldwinsville Crrpenter, H. L. — R... Bergen Chapman, Ross^ — -R... Hartwick Chappel, E. E. — R 202 Main St., East, Rochester Cherry, A. B. — R.. Lakewood Chetwin, Thos. — R ...1016 Trace Ave., Syracuse Chetwin, Wm. E. — Ang 204 Hastings PL, Syracuse CITY RABBITRY— Bel., N. Z., 916 Croton St., Rome. Clossen, A. — R Clark St., Canandaigua Coller, C. F. — R. Brockport Common, John — Bel Andover Conley, P. — R... .....55 Breck St., Rochester Cook, Marcus — R Brockport Cooper, C. P. — ^R.. Hilton CELAMO RABBITRY— 19 SANFORD ST., ROCHESTER. CUNLIFFE RABBITRY— Bel., Fl., N. Z., 1221 E. Washing- ton, Syracuse Cutler, F. N. — R 203 Norwood, Painted Post Davis, H. C. — N. Z Marlborough Davis, Sam'l. — R Churchville Denlea, Geo. B. — BcL, N. Z.... 678 Warren, Brooklyn Dewhurst — R 68 Center St., Fredonia FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 45 DeWitt, Hugh — Fl 15 Washbourne, Franklinville Dingman, R. E. — Fl 119 South St.. Syracuse Dodson, H. E. — R 550 Humboldt, Rochester Donald,' M. — R Morristown Donovon, G. T.— R... 125 Lyndhurst, Rochester Doyle. Jas. R — Bel Kerhonkson DUELING, F, R.— Bel, FL, R. F. D. No. 9, Auburn. Ehrstein, Chas. M — Bel., Fl ..63 Rugby Ave., Rochestei Elston, W. H. — R 207 Hayward Ave., Rochester Embry, Jas. E. — R 840 University Ave., Rochester Evans, M. O. — ^R 143 Bristol, Canandaigua Faxon, B. S. — Bel., Fl 2 Winston PL, Schenectady Ferrett. W. H. — R 422 S. Goldman St., Rochester Finch. O L.— Bel - Fayettevllle FIRENZE RABBITRY— Bel., Fl., Dutch, Spotted Engf., Babylon, L. I Fisher, N. J. — R Bristol Fowler. A. F. — R ._ Brockport FOX, GEO. C— Bel., Darien Center. Fox, Geo. C. — Bel Darien Center Frearson. C. J.— R 7 Keihl St., Rochester Graves. F. A. — ^Bel., Fl Akron Greabill. H. W. — Bel 400 Highland Ave., Syracuse Gribbarh. T. H. — -R.. 37 Bauman St., Rochester Grube. C. L & J. C. — R 36 Arden St., Rochester GUGGENHEIM, ROBT.— Bel., Fl., Dutch, Babvlon, L. I. Gunnison. Mrs. R. M. — R 1522 Colton Ave., Brooklyn Green, B. — Fl Franklinville Hallifax, T. E. — Fl 334 South St., Lockport Halloran, J. F. — ^R 711 Jay St., Rochester Hand. L. C. — Bel., Fl DeanSboro Harris, F. B. — R 207 Water St., Elmira Harris, W. J. — R 51 Fourth St., Rochester Harrison. L. W. — R 19 Dell St., Newark, N. J. Harvev, Mr. and Mrs. E. — Bel., Fl Smyrna Haskell — ^Bel.. Fl Dundee Hatch, Mrs. Estella — R Naples Hayes, Thos. F. — R 18 River View PI., Rochester Heberle. B. P. — Fl., Hima Box 3, Syracuse Hepp, Leroy — Fl 709 Second. North, Syracuse Herman, A. — Aug.. Bel., Fl 1391 Clifford, Rochester Herrick, Mrs. T. T. — N. Z 402 Boyden, Syracuse Herrich. Fay — R 65 Roslyn St., Rochester Hibbard, Mrs. T. T. — N. Z 402 Boyden, Syracuse Hill.^artner, F. C. — R 27 Fayette, Brockport Hill, Jas. — Bel R. 2, Salem Histed, A. E. — R 251 W. Ferry, Buffalo Hoag, B. L. — R..... E. Rochester Holla. Frank — R 51 Saeger St., Rochester Hooker. J. A. — R 380 Avis St., Rochester Horseman. Geo. — Aug., Hima., N. Z 3 Ravine Ave., Rochester Hunt, C. L. — Bel Hunt Hyer. Pearl — Bel 587 Albany, Little Falls IVES, FRANK E.— Fl., Merrick, L. I. Johanson, G. A. — ^R.. 722 Thurston Rd., Rocliester JohnCox, J. J. — R 16 Bengal Terrace, Rochester John, Mrs. G. W. — Bel R. 3, Richfield Springs 4G FOOD & FLR BREEDEKS OF AMERICA Jolinson, Bert S.— Bel Akron Johnson, R W.— R.- 495 Main, Canandaigua Judd. H. A.— R - - Hiltofi Jungen, E. F. ^N. Z 139 Parkway Drive, Syracuse KALBFLEISCH, C— Higbie Ave., Springfield Gardens, L i KEITH, WM. E.— Bel., Sherman. Kelly, Mrs. P.— Fl - - R. 1, Marietta : Kinney, C. S.— R - Holly Kinney, F. F.— R - .....Kinderhook Kniffen, J. F. — Bel., FL, N. Z Waterloc Knight, R L. R 101 Bradburne, Rochester Lacey, 'mIss Ida— R - — Leichestev '■- LAWRENCE, DAN'L. G.— FL, N. Z., New Paltz. Lawrence. J. H. — R - 1 57 Sterling St., Rochester Leavy, R. J. R - - 324 Caroline, Rochester Legtel'body, W. D. — Chkd., Fl., N. Z 121 Pitman St., Syracuse Leibenguth, B. H. — R Wayland Lemke, W. H. — Aug., Bel., N. Z ...831 Burnett Ave., Syracuse Leska, P. — Chkd 32 Church St., Poughkeepsie Liese, Conrad — R - - 64 Henrietta, Rochester Llese, N. — R 1077 Clinton, South, Rochester ■■• Lorz, Chas. — R 874 Clifford, Rochester Lovelace, P. E. — R -. Box 81, Watertown . Ludero, H. E. — Bel., PI... McGraw MAOAULEY, H. A.— Bel., Lincoln Park. : Mickey's Rabbit Farhi — R..... Marlboro • • Mackenzie, A. H. — R Glen Spey •■ • MacMillan, Wm. C— R 136 Gibbs, Rochester Mann, J. S. — R. ..-. .....Akron Martin, G. C. — R 33 Brick St., Rochester McLaughlin — Bel., Fl 615 Hancock, Watertown •McVinnie, Geo. — R 23 Asbury St., Rochester- Meserva, Mrs. O — R.. South Livonia MeFsenger, H. — R.... ..Westfield Mohawk Rabbitry — Chkd., Fl Schenectady Moss, Wm. C. — R Barneveld Munzert, A. — R.. 445 Campbell, Rochestei: Naville, H. G. — Bel., PI 46 Hollister, Dundee Newby, P. W. — R ..R. P. D. 10, Penn Yan Ordway, Wm. R — -Bel Milton OREE, Mrs. H. H.— Fl., N. Z., Marietta. Packard, Wm. L. — N. Z Geneva PADDOCK, R. S.— Bel., 670 Thurston Rd,, Rocliester. Paige, P. W. — ^Bel., N. Z Oakland Parker, K. E. — Fl Adams Center Payne, P. H. — R 122 Steko Ave., Rochester Pendorf, M. — Fl. Le/banon Pfundstein, P. V. — Bel Coram, L. I. Phelps, E.— Bel 101 Dill St., Syracuse Piatt, iMrs. C — R R. P. D. 4, Waterloo QUALITY RABBITRY— Bel., Fl., N. Z., 46 Hollister, Dundee. Ralph, E. D. — R 6 Roselind, Rochester Redman, J. E. — R 53 Breck St., Rochester Richburg, D. P. — R Mantius Roach, J. C. — R Pittsford Roberts, Levi A. — Fl 614 Center St., Syracuse FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AiMERICA 47 Robinson, L. S.— R - Trumansburg Rossenbach. F. W.— R 605 Maple St., Rochester Ruedin, Chas.— R 131 Gothic, Rochester Rumley R M. R 4162 Lake Ave., Rochester Safranek, Chas.-^Bel Main St., Spring Valley Salt City Rabbitry — Bel Box 37 3, Syracuse Sawens, C. M. — R - 946 Dewey Ave., Rochester Schmitt, M. J.— R 805 Jay St., Rochester Scholl, Jos.— R 420 Post Ave., Rochester SCHIEBER, A. F.— Bel., N. Z., 76 Chester, Buffalo. Schug, F. K. R 113 Seward, Syracuse Schulz'e, Conrad — R 14 Clinton St., Seneca Falls Schwengel, W M.— Fl 9 Liberty St., Danville Seeley, H; C— Bel Walton Senior, Mrs. L. M. — Fl 46 Morris Ave., Mountain Lake Sheard, S. H. — ^R.. - 119 E. Elm St., E. Rochester Sherman, R. W. — R 524 Plymouth, Rochester SHERWOOD, ALBERT, G.— Bel., Hima., 59 Main St., Nyack. Simpson, J. T. — R -'.. 181 Cottage, Rochester SIMPSON, W. A.— Fl., N. Z., Smyrna. Skinner, L. C. — Bel 108 Lake Ave., Williamson Smith, A. R. — Bel., Fl .• Sanborn Smith, W. D.^ — R — 215 Gibbs, Rochester Smithie, Mildred — Bel Box 146, Gilbertsville Sparks, Gordon — ^Bel Box 13, Sparkill Stark, C. — R - 2 McLean St., Rochester Starre, Mrs. B. — R.'. Richland Steigler, E. J. — Bel., Fl Box 67, Danville Stengel, H. E. — R 70 Dickinson, Rochester Stengel, O. S. — R 171 Turpin, Rochester Strong, P. V. — Fl Akron Stimus, H. — R 113 University Ave., Rochester Stull, Geo. R. — R Pittsford Summers Bros, — Fl Burtis Ave., Oyster Bay, L. L Surdan, A. E. — R 27 East Ave., Rochester Suttar, Geo. — R 484 Sawyer St., Rochester Tanner, C. D.— Bel., Fl Holland Taylor, A. E.^ — N. Z Mantices Thurston, G. T. — R Lincoln Park Tilly, J. — R 25 Anthony St., Rochester Toothill, F. C. — R 586 Thurston Rd., Rochester Tounley, W. A. — Rochester Trimmal, F. J. — R West Ave., Rochester Van, B. J. — R R. F. D. 6, Irondequoit Van Aken — R E. Bloomfield Van Alystyne, F. E. — R 1551 Columbia, Watertown Van Amburg, E. F. — ^Fl., N. Z 314 W. Fuse, Fulton Van Nay, F. C. — Fl 48 Pleasant, Waverly Van Ness, R. J. — Bel Box 41, Jamestown Voz, A. J. — FL, N. Z 101 N. Avery Ave., Syracuse Waldron, V. H. — BeL Haverstraw We(bster, W— R 26 Rugraff St., Rochester Welcher, F. R.— R r. f. d 2, Newark Wheadon, F. A. — R 160 Nursery Ave., Geneva WilliamB, H. G. — Fl 1014 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse Wilsen. J. A.— Fl jDobbs Ferry Wilson, F. G.— R .....Dansville 4^ FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Woodworth, E. L. & Son— R 134 Gold St. Utica Zimmer, G. C— R 451 Arnett Blvd., Rochester NORTH CAROLINA — RABBITS. Heger R. Jr.— Bel., Fl Box 236, Clinton Gurley, E. C. — Chkd., FL, N. Z 801 Foster, Durham Taylor, M. C. — Bel '- 9 Main St., Axford Linville, E. S.— R Box 34, Thomasville NORTH DAKOTA — RABBITS. Kelly, J. R.— Fl Devil's Lake OHIO — RABBITS. ADAMS, J. Jr.— Bel., N. Z., FL, R. 5, Box 2 D, East Toledo Adolph, H. M. — Bel., N. Z 4231 Mapledale Ave., Cleveland Alexander, F. T. — R 151 Central Court, Akron ALLEMEIER, ALFRED— Bel., 529 Moening, Delphos. ANDERSON, RUSSELL G.— Tm., Blues, Dutch, Lops, 7211 Indiana Ave., Cleveland Andrews, Wm. E. — R 2010 N. Main, Cincinnati Ankney, W. E. — R 272 Chittenden, Akron Armstrong, F. J. — Bel., N. Z Lincoln Highway, Nevada Armstrong, Geo. — Bel., Fl., N. Z Lake View Arras, J. — Fl E. Seventh Ave., Columbus Ashto'n, W. H. — ^R 74 Frank St., Dayton Atkinson, Burt — ^Fl 2357 E. 128th, Cleveland Atkinson, F. S. — ^N. Z Van Wert Austgen, Rudy — R 19 Front St., Cuyahoga Falls AMERICAN RABBITRIES, THE— Bel., Fl., Spots, 806 W. Rich St., Columbus BAKER, H. D.— N. Z., 416 W. Main, Greenville. Baldroff, Roy — N. Z S wanton Battels, W. G. — R 575 Crosby St., Akron Beckwith, R. C. — R 615 Phillips Ave., Akron Beer, A. S. — Bel 3904 E. 99th, Cleveland Belknap, Dr. H. L. — R Oberlin Belleville Rabbit Farm — R Belief ontaine Berger, F. — Fl 3154 W. 46th, Cleveland Berry, Mrs. A. C. — Fl 487 S. Main, Marion Bibby, F. O. — R R., 20, Box 20, E. Akron Bolan, Geo. A. — R Winton PI., Cincinnati Boyd, F. A. — Bel R. F. D., Pelk American Reds, Flemish Giants, Spots, Belgian Hares, and Commercial Stock. We are the most exclusive Breed- ers of Rabbits in the State. Our prices are right, so is our stock. Enclose 3c stamp for prices. THE AMERICAN RABBITRIES. 806 W. Rich St. Columbus Ohio. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 49 Brabenec— Fl - 3334 W. 34th, Cleveland Brushart J J — Fl., N. Z 423 Waller St., Portsmouth Burgess, 'l J.— N. Z 513 E. 117th, Cleveland Burnell, Louis — Bel 3998 E. 93rd, Cleveland Butts, Robt.— Fl 4^0 W. 18th, St. Lorain Bulp, Abert D. — ^Fl Buckeye Rabbitry, St. Mary's Campbell, W S. — N. Z 437 Steubenville, Cambridge Casey, d!— N. Z Swanton Chamberlain, C— Bel West Chester Chamberlain, E. E. — R 527 Grant, Marion Chappell, G. — N. Z 4279 E. 94th, Cleveland Christy, P. E. — Bel 832 Elm St., Youngstown Chucy, Jos. — R R- 2, Youngstown Clark, E. E. — R 2715 Harrison Rd., Cleveland Clark', Paul F. — N. Z Care Midvale Steel Co., Cleveland Clifford, Sam'l. — R R. F. D. 20, E. Akron Cline, Glen L. — ^Chkd., Fl., N. Z R. 5, Maryville Close, H. H. — ^Fl 412 Circular St., Tiffin Crissing, W. W. — N. Z Circleville Cutting, J. A.^ — Fl., N. Z Glendale Dalton, D. — Bel Westville Davis, Carl — R 2017 W. 2nd, Dayton Day, Elmer F. — Fl 750 W. 4th, Columbus Deeley, Dr. W. L. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 120 E. Sugar, Mt. Vernon Debry, Jas. — R Bedford Dehaney, J. W. & Son — R 122 N. Franklin, Mansfield DE LUXE RABBITRY— Am., Blues, Bel., Chkd., Worthington Diener, A. D. — Bel 134 S. Main St., Bellefontaine Dingman, H. V. — Bel 11900 Belah Ave., N. E., Cleveland Drumm, F. P. — R 506 Rinkert Bldg., Canton East View Rabbitry — Bel., Fl., N. Z 3399 E 14th., Cleveland ENGEL, O. A.— Bel., 118 S. Clay St., Millersburg. Exline, Dr. E. E. — R 1717 Navarre, Cantoi. Fagin, Geo. B. — R 627 Talmadge, Cuyahoga Falls Fair, Mrs. S. J. — R 924 College Bldg., Ashland Farmer, Winn — N. Z Box 23, Piketon Fehl, P. B. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 628 Center St., Bellevue FINCH, WM. E.— Pet Stock, Kensington Fe'. Stock Yds., Marion Breeders of Member of National Breeder & Fanciers Assn. Rufus Red Belgians The Kind That Counts DeLUXE RABBITRY CO. American Clieclcered Giants Always on The Spot p. C. BEAN Mgr. Worthington, Ohio. American Blues For Meat and Fur Bearing None Better Prices Moderate. Stock guaranteed to be as represented. 50 FOOD & FLR BREEDERS OF AMERCA Pij-ch E. Bel 607 Elm St., Coshocton Folk,' Geo. F.^-Bel S. Main St., Rawson Forney, R. A. — N. Z Box 107, West Parlf Friend,' W. A. — Bel., FL, N. Z Box 112, Maple Heights Pluck, 'w. N. Fl., N. Z 90 Broadway, Salem Gamble, A. C.— R 1192 Fourth, Akion Ganyard, C. H. — Bel 225 Prospect, Ashland Geage, Dr. W. S. — Bel., FL, N. Z 36 W. Defiance, Lipsic Gehm,' Fred — R 814 Summer St., Akron Genne'rt, V. — ^Chkd., Fl 7315 Fullerton Ave., Cleveland Gibson, W. J. — R 27 Hayden Ave., Columbus Goodman, W. C. — Fl 373 Krause St., Columbus Gossert, A. L. — Fl Canal Winchester Graven, M., Jr. — Bel., N. Z 133 E. Jarriell, Wooster Graves, Lewis^ — N. Z Van Wert Greenwalt, C. — Fl 237 Bruce Ave., Youngstown Gregory, C. A. — FL, N. Z 2960 E. 75th, Cleveland Groscost, J. L. — N. Z 1001 E. Main, Van Wert Haas, Jos. J. — FL, N. B 1327 Westlake Ave., Lakewood Hall, C. — R R. 2, Columbus HAMILTON, A. B.— FL, Bel., Dutch, Hima., 753 Carlysle Akron HAMILTON, R. W.— Bel., Fl., Box 45, Eldorado. Hammond, H. W. — R 468 Markeson, Columbus Hancock Rabbitry — Bel., Fl 718 W. Center, Fostoria Harris, Jack — R 337 Allyn St., Akron Hart, R. E. — Fl 14081 Coit Ave., Cleveland Hartman, E. C. — Hima 19117 Nottingham Rd., Cleveland HASSINGER, T. E.— FL, N. Z., 227 Wayne St., Mansfield. Heiss, Lewis — R 718 Kling St., Akron Hendricks. J. W. — Chkd., FL, N. Z : 119 E. Main, Salem Hilde>brand, P. B. — Bel 1306 Coit Ave., Cleveland Hitt, H. R. — N. Z Box 65, Circleville Hooker, C. D. — R 124 S. 11th, Kenmore Houghton, M. E. — Bel., N. Z Nova Hookway, Geo. H. — Dutch., Hima., N. Z 7 509 Osage, Cleveland Hookway, J. A. — Hima 7439 Broadway. Cleveland Horn, Frank — Fl 2946 E. 111th, Cleveland Hott & Smith — Fl 1149 Fair Ave., Columbus Hughes, John — R.... 759 Brown St., Akron Hughes, J. M. — Bel., Fl 122 N. Eureka, Columbus FOR SALE- Large stock of Flemish Giants, Steel Grey and Light Grey. Also Angor- as, Belgian Hares, Dutch and Himalayans. High grade Cavies. All Stock Pedigreed— Prices Right. A SQUARE DEAL TO EVERYBODY Stamp for particulars. A. B. Hamilton 753 Carlysle St. AKRON. OHIO. NOTE— Have about 150 very fancy Pigeons. Will sell cheap. Mondaines, Homers, Pouters apd Hens. FOOD & FLR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 51 Huling, H. M. — Bel., Fl., N. Z R. 3, Degra^ff Hyatt, J. K. R 123 Ramsey Ct., Alliance Jenkins, W. A. — R 385 W. Miain, Salem Jones, Chas. — R - R. F. D. 20, Akron Jungman, Joe — Fl 1262 E. 175th, Cleveland Kauffman, C. B. — Bel., N. Z..... 6 Davis Ct., Lakewood Kaufman, R. S. — ^Fl., N. Z Wadsworth Kelsey, G. N. — Fl 636 N. Henry St., Bellefontain Kershner, U. F.^ — Bel Yellow Spring? Kille, H. R. — R R. 3, Perrys'burg King, C. W. — ^N. Z R. R., West Park KING, WM. H.— Bel., Chkd., Fl., 806 W. Rich St., Columbus Kimball, H. W. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 542 E. lOTtli, Cleveland Kime, A. — Rl 10721 Gooding Ave., Cleveland Knippenberg, H. C. — Bel 3112 Monroe Ave., Cleveland Kraft Bros. — R 776 Beardsley, Akron Kuemmel, John — R 491 Ohio St., Akron Kuemmel, Wm. — R 285 N. Forge, Akron Kulow, Wm. F. — ^Fl 354 E. 156th, Cleveland Kurtz, S. — Chkd., N. Z R. R., Dayton LaMont, Ed — R 367 Bardges, Akron Lang, L — Fl 9211 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland Leatherraan, H. — R R. 1, Wadsworth Lecky, T. B. — Bel., Fl., N. Z Wooster Lehman, Wm. — N. Z Swanton Lehmkuhle^ — Bel 621 W. Bank, Delphos Lenover. R — R 530 W. Main, Springfield Lilly, Harold — R 297 W. Center, Akron Linderman, Wm. — R 904 Crosby, Akron Lindhorst, Dr. R. HJ. — N. Z Thompson Bldg., Cleveland Lingren, A. — N. Z 14905 Alder Ave., Cleveland Locker, John — R 810 Sherman St., Akron Love, H. — R 1064 S. Michigan Ave., Columbus Lutz, L. W. — R 197 E. Center St.. Akron Lytle, H. C. — Bel., FL, N. Z Fredericksburg (14 years in the Rabbit business) OTTO W. MEYER R. R. No. 2 Box 29 Napoleon, Ohio. BREEDERS & SHIPPERS OF Registered, Pedigreed and Utility. Rufus Red Belgian Hares— Flemish Giants, New Zealand Reds. From prize winning stock. Winners at Mich. Rabbit Breeders Association 1918. Ohio Shows-1917-1918. All stock best money can buy and guaranteed to please. Booking orders for delivery after April 1, 1919. Agents for Commercial Rabbit Farming, 50 cents, also Other rabbit books. Remedies and Supplies. Write for prices. Stamp for reply Member— National Breeders & Fancciers Association, Ft Wayne Rabbit & Pet Stock Association. 52 FOOD & FLR BREEDERS OF AMERCA MacDonald, R.,--R- 33 N. Howard Akron Mapledale Rabbitry— Bel.. N. Z. 4231 Mapledale Ave.. Cleveland Mathews. Wm.. A.— Bel.. N. Z 4138 E ^-^A^b. Cl^v-.V.-, MAURY ROSENBERY'S RABBITRY— Stan. B^p.^' 418 E. 4tli St.. ■ Jovc^i v-.-^laln F Bel., Fl - 1226 Wellsby, SteubenviV. Zrr>rr '\ L ^B»i. Fl Linden Heic^-^ McLaughlin— R 1075 Bellows, Akron Meek Jas Bel 10728 Dupont Ave., Cleveland Meiner, Louis — R 316 Prospect Ave., S. E., Cleveland Merideth, H V. R 532 Jenkins Ave., Columbus Metz Allen-^Dutch 4230 Archwood, Cleveland Metz'gar H Jr. Fl., N. Z 2187 W. 101st, Cleveland MEYER, OTTO W.— Bel., Fl., N. Z., R. R. 2, Box 29, Napoleon. Miller, Geo. F.— R Seville Miller, J. N. R --- 306 E. Chestnut, Lancaster Moore R. V. — R 311 E. Exchange, Akron MOHAWK RABBIT FARM— Fl., Tiffin. Myers, Fred — R.- Box 24, Cuyahoga Falls NEWCOMB, J. M.— Bel., 2253 E. 68th, Cleveland. Nisewander, E. — R 1845 Chase St., Toledo Parry, S. — R - 266 Oakmont, Hartwell Paulinsky, M. — Fl 3333 W. 48th, Cleveland Peterson, B. — R Box 252, BarDerton Phillips. W. G. — Bel 1857 W. 65th, Clevelant? Pontius. Geo. — R - 825 Doir, Toledo Pri^be, E. — ^N. Z 3887 W. 37th, Cleveland Purnell, J. M. — ^Bel Miamisburg Quigley, M. H.^ — N. Z Burton Rang, E. L. — R 1261 Pitkin Ave., Akron Randolph, C. D. — R R. 9, Kent Ratchford, M. — R 1402 Foust Rd., Kenmore REED, R. L. & SONS— Fl., N. Z., Swanton. Renner, M. — R 521 W. Exchange, Akron Rhodes, H, D. — R 154 Adams, Akron Rhodes, J. R. — R 358 Berry Ave., Akron Rice's Rabbitry — Bel., FL, N. Z Milford Center Richards, W. J. — Fl 7738 Durcum Rd., Cleveland Richi?, V. T. — Bel., N. Z 802 W. High, Mt. Vernon RITTER, W. H.— N. Z., Ganettsville. Ritzi, B. J. & Son — Fl Creston Roberts, A. — Bel ...Waverly Rose, Ghas. W. — Bel 837 E. 154th, Cleveland Rufener, Fred — ^Bel., Fl., N. Z 50 W. Tompkins, Columbus Sadler, J. W. — R 511 S. Chestnut, Van Wert Scarberry, G. G. — N. Z 582 S. Washington, Columfbus Schafer, E. H.^ — Bel 741 W. Wayne, Lima Schmitt, John — Bel 219 E. Beck, Columbus Schneider, E. J. — Bel., Fl Marion SCHULTZ, A.— Bel., 197 E. Center St., Akron. Schulz, W. F.— N. Z Cuyahoga Falls Shatto, C. W.— Bel r. 3, Brooklyn Shaw E E.— Fl., N. Z Bellefontaine Shenk, Jos. — R 261 Fuller St., Akron Spicer, Chas. E.— Fl 456 E. George St., Marion FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 53 Shick, Eugene — R 580 Grouse St., Akron Shops, N. E. — Fl 1430 Mosberry, Columbus SHRYOCK, MELVA — Bel., Fl., Denman Ave., Coshocton. Short, Chas. F. — R 427 Market, Canton Short & Noble — Chkd., Fl 607 Culbertson, Columbus Sibert, Carl L. — N. Z 62 N. Princeton Ave., Columbus Siffert, D. B. — ^N. Z 115 N. Pardee, Wadsworth Simek,' J. F. — Dutch, Fl 2619 E. 128th, Cleveland Slate, J. L. — R 112 Loomls Ave., Cuyahoga Falls Smith, P. A. — R Spencer Ave., E. Akron Snider, C. E. — Bel 245 Cleveland, Waynesboro Snyder, W. J. — Bel - Ft. Recovery SPICER, CHAS. E.,— FL, 456 E. George, Marion. Spooner, C. M. — N. Z West Park Sprout, L. O. — Bel., Fl ...146 W. Center, Fostoria Squiers, C. R. — R - R. F. D. 24, S. Akron STAATS, E. M.— Bel., 620 W. 9th, E. Liverpool. Statler, A. D.— Bel., FL_ ..North Lewisburg Stevens, W. B. — Bel., Fl 2024 W. 103rd, Cleveland Stewart, R. H. — ^Bel 290 Arbor Rd., Cleveland Stretton, R^ — Fl 4282 E. 49th, Cleveland Stringer, J. E. — ^Bel., N. Z Girard Struck, F. E. — R 15 W. bong, Akron Superb Raibbitry — Fl R. 2, Kensington Swan, Ray E. — R 1454 Grant, Akron Teegarden, H. P.— Bel S. Euclid Tehomas, E. T. — R 101 N. Maryland, Youngstown Titrick, E. T. — R Waverly Trowbridge, B. A. — R R. 3, Box 17, Toledo Tuttle, W. G.— Aug., Fl., N. Z 189 Hill St., Akron Twoner, F. B.— Fl., N. Z Wadsworth Ulery, O. B. — Fl 1325 Maiden Lane, Springfield Vacin, B. E. — Fl 9916 Aetna Rd., Cleveland Vance, F. J. — N. Z Reyonldsburg Walter, R. J. — R 74 Cuyahoga St., Akron Watkins, R. B. — N. Z Waverly Watts, Jos. R — Bel _ 269 E. Eureka Ave., Columbus Watts, O. L. — Bel 291 High St., Wadsworth Wells, B. H. — Bel.. 353 Mary St., Marion Weyrick, K. R.— R R. 20, E. Akron Whitaker, D. D. — N. Z... 276 W. Portage, Cuyahoga Falls WHITMORE, V. L.— Bel., Fl., 580 Crouse St., Akron. Wiley, R. 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FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 55 OKIiAHOMA — RABBITS. Adams, Ernent — R - - McAlester Allen, A. E.— R --- - H'lnton Baird, Roy A. — ^Bel— -• 1518 E. 10th, Oklahoma Barnes, W. E. — R Hinton Barnes, Mrs. Sadie — R No. McAlester Beck, E. A. — ^Chkd., FL.... :--- :. Hinton Bell, Dr. W. H.— N. Z..... Altus Bilyen, Verne R.— R R- 3, Stillwater Bleeker, C. A. — R 206 N. M St., Muskogee Bleekeri E. F. — ^R - 1226 N. F St., Muskogee Bond, Wallace — R - McAlester Boyd, H. R. — Bel., N. Z Earl Bradley, Dr. E. D. — N. Z - Hennessey Buzzi, Dora E. — N. Z - Chandler Chadwick, Dr. T. W.— R - - Box 246, Ada Cockran, S. — Bel 213 E. Broadway, Gushing Collier, Theo. — R McAlester Comart, J. M. — Bel Hinton Cooney, L. E. — Bel Weatherford Cowan, A. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 2nd and Hudson, Oklahoma Dalton, A. G. — N. Z Mounds Droege, Mrs. C. E. — R -230 S. Cleveland, Cushing ECTON'S RABBIT RANCH— All Breeds, 2307 S. Oklahoma Ave., Oklahoma. England, E. A. — R McAlester Fewkes, John M. — Bel., N. 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Z., 1515 W. 4th Ave., Corsicana Robinson, A S. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 2506 St. Emanuel, Houston ROBINSON RABBITRY— FL, N. Z., 3825 Munger Ave., Dallas Sanders, J. M.— R 2306 Yeargon Ave., Dallas Schulte, W. G. iN. Z 1012 Chartres, Houston Schmuc'ker," H. — R 3507 McKinney, Dallas Sharp, Dr. A. J. — N. Z Box 63, Franklin Shaw, Mrs. A. B. — R 4034 Travis, Dallas Shaw, R. H. — Bel 6324 Aquaduct, Dallas Shuttles, R. H. — Bel., N. Z 3916 Gillon, Dallas Simmons, W. B. — R Merrit Simpson, A. P. — N. Z Box 585, Corsicana Singleterry, Geo. — Bel. 6211/0 Crockett, Dallas Smith, C. B. — ^N. Z 1112 N. 10th, Waco Smith, Geo. F. — ^R 133 Sunset, Dallas Smith, L. B. — Bel ...Box 296, Cleiburne Smith, Mrs. Pearl — Bel., N. Z... Box 274, Pampa Smucher, L. S. — Bel 524 Sixth, Dallas Sorenson, Edw.^ — R Taylor Southland Rabbitry^ — N. Z 1612 S. Harwood, Dallas Steinberger, E. A.— Chkd., Fl., Whgts. ,1018 Grand View Ave., Dallas Steindorff, M. C. — ^Bel., N. Z 313 S. Ewing, Dallas Stinebough, C. A. — R Jackson and Browden, Dallas STOPPLE, W. H., Bel., 1001 Ross Ave., Dallas. Stovall, H. — Bel Aspermont Strother, W. K. — Bel., N. Z Jacksonville Stump, Mrs. G. F.^ — Bel : Roanoke Sullivan, B. E.— R 1701 S. Lamar, Dallas Sullivan, R. E. — Bel 1726 Ross St., Waco SUMMIT RABBITRY— Bel., N. Z., 313 S. Ewing, Dallas. SUNNYLAND RABBITRY, Am., Blues, Bel., N. Z., J-hrall. Swenson, C. R. — R ..501 E. 13th, Dallas Swenson, L. O. — R 324 S. Storey, Dallas Taliferro, F. W. — ^Bel., N. Z Box 330, Fort Worth 66 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Taylor, R. H. — R Box 277, Beltori Terrell, F. L. — R.. 1727 Pear, Dallas Terrell, O. A. — N. Z _ Eddy THOMAS, E. L. & SON— Bel., Box 1183, Waco. THOMPSON, W. M.— N. Z., 1437 4th Ave, Corsicana. Thorpp, Ben — ^R 4916 Junius, Dallas 3 H.-R. Rabbltry — Fl Plainvi. w Tomlin, .J. G. — N. Z 4715 Terry Ave., Dallas Trapp, A. E. — R 3244 Carlisle, Dallas Turman, P. M. — ^Blues, Fl 318 N. Beaton, Corsicana Vanderpoel — FL, N. Z Plainview Vender, H. J. — R 1318 Penn Ave., Dallas Wagner, Otto F. — Bel., N. Z 3109 Penn Ave., Dallas Walker, V. C. — R Alvarado Ward, Mrs. E. B. — ^Bel., N. Z 3214 Carlisle, Dallas Welch, J. W. — Bel., N. Z 2110 Jackson, Dallas Welkes, R. L. — Bel., Fl., N. Z 1306 N. Peck St., Dallas Westcott, F. A. — ^Bel ..519 N. Texas Blvd., Dallas Wetrock, A. W. — Bel R. F. D. 8, Dallas White, R. B. — R 528 S. Beckley, Dallas White, S. H. — R.. 1821 Corinth, Dallas Wiegand, J. F. — R ...3801 Live Oak, Dallas Wilbanks, T. A. — Bel., N. Z Wesley St., Greenville Wilcox, R. E. — Bel.- 708 Center St., Dallas Wilder, Ed — Bel 1422 Washington, Waco Wilkes, R. L. — ^R 5000 Easi Side Ave., Dallas Yancey, John C. — N. Z Normangee Yeargon, J. O. — Bel._ 400 S. Waverly Drive, Dallas Yerkes, W. A. — Dutch, Hima., N. Z. 1420 McKinney Ave., Houston Young, S. H.— R 1712 S. Lamar, Dallas UTAH — R ABBITS . Barrett, O. L.— Bel., N. Z Box 91, Payson Barnpil. 0. L.— N. Z., Rayson. Chandler, Jack — FL, N. Z 1068 W. Pierpoint, Salt Lake City Fehr, C. E. — ^N. Z 2189 S. Seventh, Salt Lake City Gordon Babbitry — R ....R. 3, Box 99, Sandy Gordv, F. N. — Bel., FL. N. Z ...354 86th St., Salt Lake City IVTr^GREGOR RABBIT HUTCHES, R., Alpine. Rei^, J. M.— Fl 44 N. 6th St., Salt Lake City Starbur-k, J. J. — Bel., FL, N. Z.....224 8th East St., Salt Lake City Waddell, Ben — ^Bel Box 441, Bingham VERMONT — RABBITS. Barbour. W. D. — Bel., Fl Hartland Bates, Mrs. Vincent — Bel Williamstown Randolph Fur Farm — ^BL, Sib Randolph Sanders Edith — Bel Townsend VIRGINIA — RABBITS. Allen, C. V. — Bel Arlington Cole. Jesse W. — Bel., Fl 518 W. 33rd, Richmond Cousins, A. B. — R. 2100 Floyd Ave., Richmond Cross, C. B.-^Bel Fairfax Feather, J. J. — Bel., N. Z 1507 North Ave., North Richmond FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 67 Seriously, Now Fanciers! Do you realize that your immediate success depends aJbsolutely on your foundation stock? If you begin with poor stock, you raise poor stock. It will take years to get them up to standard. Meanwhile, you sell your surplus at "poor stock" prices. If you pay a few dollars more and get the real A-No. 1 Quality kind, that some experienced fancier has spent time, study, money and hard work to 'breed above the average, you get the benefits from the start. There is always a lot of "below-the-average" stock for sale; but the "above-the-average" class can't begin to fill the demand. When selecting your foandation, get it from a BREEDER whose reputation for square, honest, upright dealing is unques- tioned in every part of the country; whose stock is standard for show and utilUy qualities, and whose strains are in DEMAND. Our reputatiton for honest dealings and good sound, healthy quality stock is NATION-WIDE. Our stock is standard in color, type, size, ibuild, etc. Our strains are in demand; proven by the fact that we have orders booked far in advance, and that a large part of our business is from re-orders, and recommendations from satis- fied customers. Our stock is fed on good, wholesome food, and raised in sanitary, Out-Door Hutches, and in a climate that is absolutely ideal. Purchasers of our strains are not only started on the road to success but are assisted in every possible way as long as that asstistance is needed. We Breed, Sell, and Exhibit, Successfully, only the very highest quality, grade of Flemish (iiaiits New Zealand Reds Riifns Red Belgians All stock is fully pedigreed and registered; our breeders are the result of several years of careful breeding, grading, selection, and study, and from an efficiency standpoint, are un- equaled. See our show winnings this year. We make a specialty of stud bucks and brood does for fanciers desiring new blood to introduce into their strains. Stock sold on a positive guarantee to please or money back. Our supply department is complete in every detail, and carries remedies, books, supplies for every single need of the rabbit and business. Write for catalogue. Write Us Youi Wants — We can Fill Them. McGregor rab hutches dept d aupixe utah 68 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Green, J. E. — R - R. F. D., Fairfax Hart, G. P. E. — R 613 Cole St., Danville Moller, Miss L — ^Pl 913 Market St., Charlottsville Moultrup, F. C. — ^Bel., N. Z Sterling Mulligan, Wm. M. — R 1616 3rd Ave., Richmond Otey, L. C. & Son — ^Bel., Fl .Cuulpepper POTTER, F. H.— Bel., N. Z., 1241 W. 47th St., Norfolk- Winfield, A. L. — Bel., FL, N. Z 504 E. Grace St., Richmond WASHNGTONI — RABBITS. Ancekidell, A. — Bel., N. Z .....Winatchell Anderson, F. G. — Bel., N. Z 1118 E. 5th St., Olympia Black, A. K. — Bel Sunnyside Boley, F. W. — Fl Bellingham Brown, J. J. — N. Z Lyle Burg, Oscar — Fl Bellingham Carter, Perry — Fl... 6214 Puget Sound, Tacoma Cermer Rabbitry — Fl Pasco Conner, Wm. — R Walla Walla DODGE, W. F.— Bel., FL, Spots, 5201 S. I St., Tacoma. Frawley, Mrs. Joe — Fl 4230 N. Cheyenne, Tacoma Hawes, F. M.— Bel.. 5218 39th, South Seattle Hentschel, Rofbt. — ^Fl.... Beloux Arts Henxell, L. B. — ^Fl 926 Commercial, Tacoma Herman, T. J. — N. Z 17 27 W. Knox Ave., Spokane Johnson, R. L.^ — Bel., Chkd., Fl 5616 S. I St., Tacoma Kinne, Mrs. Rose — Bel,, N. Z Box 976, Yakima Labounty, H. — ^Fl 1209 Pacific Ave., Tacoma Lockhead, R. C. — Bel 6331 37th Ave., S. W., Seattle Marshall, A. G.— FL, Hima 3805 N. 36th St., Tacoma Mazzy, Mrs. Nettie — R 1402 S. Proctor St., Tacoma McKechnie, Mrs. J. H. — R S. 614 Walnut St., Spokane Miller, Dean— Bel LaCrosse iMercer, R. B. — ^Fl Pasco Neehani, John — Bel 4229 Freemont Ave., Seattle Palmer, Gus R. — Fl 233 S. Fisk St., Spokane Phillips, Chas. W. — 'Fl 3747 N. Shirley Ave., Tacoma Rockill, M. D. — ^N. Z Waitsburg Ro.-s, r. A. — N. Z R. 2, Box 0-1, Pulkallup San^o, E. F.^ — ^Fl R. 1, Box 159, Walla Walla Smith, Scott, Fl 5946 ?\ Yakima Ave., Tacoma Sno'w, Dr. A. G. — ^Fl 202 Security Bldg., Seattle Stewart, W. B. — Bel 01915 Ash St., Spokane Taite, Jas. W. — R ...Ferndaie Tolleman, M. — Bel., Fl Barrington WHITMAN'S RABBIT FARM— Dutch, Fl., N. Z., R. 4, Box 340 B, Tacoma Zent, 0. A. — Fl 4215 N. Grove St., Tacoma W EST VIRGINIA — RABBITS. Day, Jesse C. — R K. & M. Frgt. Office, Charleston Farnsworth, J. H.— Bel ..Buckhannon Kelly, C. T.— Bel .....Terra Alta Kincaid, E. W. — Bel Box 73, Little Falls Scott. I. M. — ^BeL, FL, Hima Terra Aiia Shanks, C— ^Bel r. 3, Mannington Smith, E. J. — Bel., Fl Uffington FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 69 Spainhour, A.— Bel., Fl Station B, Charleston WISCONSIN — RABBITS. Bahr, W. O. Bel., N. Z 910 S. 12th St., Manitowoc Beebe, Mrs. M. J.— R. Coon Valle> Bingle, Jas. Bel 1455 22nd St., Milwaukee Brodzmanni R. — Bel., N. Z 1213 30th St., Milwaukee Carr, A. C. — Bel Box 115, Barron Colbert, E. F. — Bel Box 116, Odanah COMMERCIAL RABBITRY— All Breeds, Dept. F, Wausau. Craven, E. A. — Bel Merton Egere, C. P. — Bel., N. Z , R. 2, North Freedom Fischer, G. — Fl Elkhorn Horak, Anton— ^Chkd., Fl 34 Chambers St., Milwaukee Hurber, Dr. M. T. — Bel., N. Z Waterford Heilman, A. O. — N. Z Norwalk Jenks, A. H. — Loyal Klein, Al — ^Bel Lormira Kuczor, Alex — R Cudahy Landie, Chas. — Bel., Fl 339 Wilmot Ave., Burlington LINSMEIER, A. W.— Fl., Saukville. Meyer, C. P. — FL, N. Z _ Barron MOUNT, HILL— Bel., Fl., Armstrong- Creek. Myra, G. I. — ^Bel., Fl., N. Z R. 5, Madison RHODES, R. D.— N. Z., Burlin^on. ROSENBERG, ERWIN A., Bel., Box 153, Shawano. ROSENBERG, ROBT.— Bel., N. Z., Shawano. Schaefer, E. J. — Bel., Fl 2908 Grand Avenue, Milwaukee Smith, F. H. — Bel Melrose Sturtevant, H. W. — Bel., Fl iDelevan Square Deal Rabbitry — Bel., BL, Sib ..Box 96, Phillips Swendock, C. — Bel., N. Z 1120 David St., Racine Theune, Peter — Bel., N. Z Oosterberg Wooldridge, N. E.— N. Z Barrow WYOMING — RABBITS. Ridgeway, C. C. — Bel., N. Z., Fl Box 429, Sheridan DOMINION OF CANADA. Berridge, Thos. — Bel., FL... 10931 83rd Ave., Edmonton, Alberta Beaudoin, R.— Bel., FL St. Joseph, P. E. I. Brussieres, C. — Bel., N. Z 49 Bernard St., Quebec, Ont. Clark, G.^Fl Cavan, Ont. Coupland, D. C— Bel St. Marys, Ont. Edge, G. B. — Bel Upper Twin, Quebec, Ont EVANS, H. M.— Bel., Bl., Sib., N. Z. Wyoming, Ont. LeMay, Rod — Fl Powell River, B C. Little, Dr. C. B.— BL, Sib Hamilton, Ont. Mountain Rabitry — BL, Sib., Blues, Hima Hamilton, Ont. Peerless Rabbitry — BL, Sib...ll6 Hughson, South, Hamilton, Ont Pert, John E.— BL, Sib., Blues Hamilton, Ont' REASBECK, C. H., Fl., Sib,. Vankleek Hill, Ont. Rondian, T. E.— Bel., Fl Courtright, Ont. Siberian Fur Farm— BL, Sib Hamilton, Ont. State, A. T.— R 2254 Mance St., Montreal, Ont White. J. W.— R Box 231, Brantford, Ont. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA THE BLACK SIBERIAN HARE By Dr. H. M. Evans. When this specie of hare first arrived in this country (Canada), the newspaper men for miles around came to see them and in their reports called them the Black Siberian Hare, so thas name has stuck to them ever since they arrived from Siberia. They were admired for their size, beautiful black glossy coat and strong, racey type. There is as much difference between the Black Siberian and the Flemish, in type, as there is between the New Zealand Red and the Belgian and the judge who cannot tell the difference between the Siberian and tl> Flemish should have his license canceled by the au- thority who issued it. The Blaick Siberian is as distinct a type as any variety of hare or rabbit in existence and is growing more popular, both in Canada and the United States each and every year. ^ Flemish breeders in the U S. are realizing this and are importing Black Siberian bucks from Canada to cross on Flemish does and are selling the progeny of this cross as pure blooded Siberians. Prospective purchasers should be aware Oif this fraud and demand a registered pedigree from the breeder he buys from, and if he cannot furnish it, just give him a wide berth. Of course, the genuine specimen, pedigreed and registered, will cost more, but it is worth more, just as the genuine is always more valuable than a counterfeit. Don't buy a counterfeit. The Black Siberian Hare is going to take the place of the wild fur- In cases where many are kept together, you will find quite often a cavy that is getting thin; you will notice it is timid and the others drive it from its food. Separate the animal and feed plenty of green food. If it does not improve, kill it. ' i' !() 74 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA ALABAMA— CAVIES. Donovan, J. Jr., Dallas and Peters Sts., Selnia Speva, Mrs. D. J CariTden ARKANSAS — CAVIES. Cook, Jas , R. 2, Box 10, Alma Schloesser, J. E Box 425, Charleston Woolten, Wm., E Box 44, Mena CALIFORNIA — CAVIES. Campbell, M Ysidso Hager, F. B 931 G St., Marysville HEMENWAY, MRS. W. H., R. 2, Box 201, Stockton. Hilton, Geo. W 3615 Penniman Ave., Oakland Love, J. E 1845 Marengo Ave., Pasedena San Diego Rabibitry 4214 Colonial Ave., E, San Diego Sanford, I. W R. F. D. Box 236, West Berkeley Uncle Ben's Farm Co Box 87, Stockton Wagner, P. G Box 807, Stockton COLORADO — CAVIES. American Game Assn Coronado Bldg., Denver Brown, Mrs. J. R ...R. 7, Box 2, Monte Vista Cass, Glen G 1425 S. Logan, Denver Griffin, Louis F Colorado Springs Larsen, Geo. M Box 305, Agnilar Morton, Don J 918 W. 14th, Pueblo Moulton, F. A R. i, Arvada Pastorius, H.— 409 Cascade Ave., Colorado Springs Thorson Rabbit Co Aurora Zimmerman, Miss E Home CONNECTICUT — CAVIES. Fashey, Mrs. Lydia R. i, Wallingford Reduker, Steve Rocky Hill Sage, Walter F Box 112, Glenbrook Schultze, O. F Norwalk Sturgess, Dr. B. A 113 S. Main St., Wallingford FLORIDA — CAVIES. Baldwin, Wm. A R. r. Box 117, Miami Barnett, Ozra Barton Brown, W. R Box 135, Plant City Ohme, F. C ....Brandon Lane, Chas. E , Box 70, Lake Worth GEORGIA— CAVIES. Bramlett, I. C .....r. 2, Box 14, Tiger Edward, Wm Box 416, Valdasta Emery, G. R ,_...._, Buford FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 75 IDAHO^ — CAVIES. Alverson, W. V - Box 724, Sand Point Baker, M Caldwell Erwin, J. W 112 N. 10th, Boise Shepard, Mrs. H. A R. 1, Cardwell ILLINOIS — CAVIES. Bartlett, Geo. E - Malta Barton, Jas 3413 Drummond Ct., Chicago Blackburn, B. H 1829 N. Kostner Ave., Chicago Blumhagen, Walter 1832 N. Sawyer Ave., Chicago Boucek, Frank 1412 S. East Ave., Oak Park Brass, Dr. O. H St. Anne Brinckman, O. A 2433 W. Cullom Ave., Chicago Brown, Wm. A & Son 5113 Strong Ave., Chicago Burgess, S. F Sheridan CARROLL, W. H., 3629 Emerald Ave., Chicag-o. Condon, E. G 108 S. Seeley Ave., Chicago Court, H. W .."....407 Elm St., Kankakee Crawford, W. L ...2256 Cullom Ave., Chicago Cushman, R. E Sterling Diecke, Edwin F Lombard Dietz, R. H 1808 S. Homan Ave., Chicago Dimmitt, H. F 2636 Gladys Ave., Chicago ECKERT, GEO. C, 2630 Winona Ave., Chicago. Emery, E. M 1446 N. Kellog, Galesburg Esser, F. A 7220 Morton Ave., Chicago Fehlman, S. A 324 S. Court, Rockford FEIBIG HARE FARM, Homewood. Fox, Fred ..Warren Friese, Raymond Arlington Heights Furshtsam, P. F 6916 S. Loomis, Chicago Girard, H. W 1611 Michigan Ave., Chicago Graczumas, A ' 3310 S. Halsted, Chicago Grafius, L. F 1005 S. Euclid Ave., Oak Park Grosch, A Mendota Gunderson, W. N... 605 N. Huumphrey Ave., Oak Park Gundlias, Theo 3500 Emerald Ave., Chicago Hajek, Chas. J 2348 S. Tuurner Ave., Chicago Hale. D. E.... 440 S. Dearborn, Chicago Hazell, Frank..... 5203 Carmen Ave., Chicago ILLINOIS PET STOCK FARMS, INC., 5141 Washington Blvd., Chicago Johnson, Ed 1455 W. 73rd, Chicago Jones, A. S Downers Grove Kemp, Oren 110 S. Seeley Ave., Chicago KIRCHNER, W. A., Box 335, Kankakee. Kraemer, Wm 6331 Cornelia Ave., Chicago Krejci, R ^. Box 72, Gary Station Larson, J. A 7015 S. Wabash, Chicago Larson, O. W 6750 Langley Ave., Chicago Lautenschlager, G. C 746 Wesley Ave., Oak Park Lee, L. A 35II xv. Keating Ave., Chicago Lemieux, A. E 4539 ^r. st. Louis Ave., Chicago Liburdy, F 5234 Aberdeen. Chicago Lieber, A. J 751 ^ South St., Galesburg 76 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Lindgren, E 7023 Cornell Ave., Chicago Long, C. A 11710 Perry Ave., Chicago Matthies, Dr. Mabel - 2220 S. Keeler Ave., Chicago Matthies, Mrs. May 2220 S. Keeler Ave., Chicago Mill, Geo. H 3023 Houssen Ct., Chicago Morin, E 11732 LaSalle St., Chicago NESMITH, N. C, 461 N. Rosewood Ave., Kankakee. Neumeyer, B 516 Grand Ave., Brookfield Nichols, R. W 11161 Longwood Drive, Chicago Parker, P. G 5031 Gunnison, Chicago Pippert, Chas. L 211 TJiird Ave., Rock Falls Pope, Jesse 531 S. Myrtle Ave., Kankakee Price, Fred F Box 408, Lamont. REUTER, FRANK T., 151 S. West Ave., Kankakee. Schreffler, L. E Alma Schrik, John 3722 Chicago Ave., Chicago Small, A. E Lovington Smith, Leon G 2219 W. Adams, Chicago Stewart, A. C 1440 Bryant PI., Chicago Streu, L. C 4114 N. Troy, Chicago Titus, Z. F Magnolia Wayman, E 316 W. 63rd, Chicago Weyezer, J 3506 Emerald Ave., Chicago Young, J. E 3511 N. Keating Ave., Chicago Zitek, Wm Cary Station INJjIANA — CAVIES. Ailes, F. E Laurel BEAUPRE, ARTHUR J., 2135 Prospect St., Indianapolis. Blickenstaffs Studio North Manchester Bloom, H. R Waterloo Brumfield, A. W 1334 Roach Ave., Indianapolis Curry, Mrs. D. M 1009 DeMaide Ave., South Bend Deardorf, C. R North Judson DePew, Martin Fremont Evans, Roy 1220 Oak St., Ft. Wayne Gearheart, W. V ^. Kokomo HEFLIN, 0. H., Arcadia. Hill, Geo. A 414 S. Water, Crawfordsville Kern, L. H 32 Columbia Ave., Logansport MERWIN, R. A., Golden and Silver Agouti, 147 Kentucky Ave., Indianapolis Petts, Mark 358 Ruge St., Valpariso Porter, Harry Marion PRYOR, E. E., 608 Downey St., Indianapolis. Petts, Mark 358 Ruuge St., Valpariso Riley, John A 2006 Roy St., Ft. Wayne Rushville Food and Fur Co Rushville Simon, H. F 1717 S. State, Indianapolis SIMPKINS, J. H., 289 Hoffman St., Hammond. Tople, E. J 1005 Broad St., New Castle Visgeran, J. H Waterloo lOWA-CAVIES. Bock, Henry Paulina FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 77 Davidson, H. A 1902 Mondamin, Des Moines Furnsetli's Yards Belmond Harris, Mr. and Mrs. F 2212 York St., Des Moines Loundsberry, C. S 405 E. State, Marshalltown Paul, F. J 1127 Summer St., Grinnel] Sherman, Guy C 106 4th Ave., Grinnell Stack, Jos Cedar Rapids Star Rabbitry Williamsburg Walchter, H. O East Peru Williams, H. W • 408 9th, W. Cedar Rapids Weaver, C. E Ralston KANSAS — OAVIES. BROWN PET STOCK CO., 105 Spruce St., Emporia. Burnett, A Box 54, Peck Burt, Chas. S Herrington DELANO, MR & MRS. A. M., 1437 Otis Ave., Wichita. GOSS, L. W., Manhattan. Healey, Mrs. E. C Salina Kaufman, J. A 112 E. 6th, Abilene Kirkendall, M Box 133, Natonia Markley, M. C 1211 Sandusky, Kansas City Moon, Miss V. C R. 2, Box 34, Cawker City RICHARDSON, MRS. CARL, R. 9, Ottawa. ROBISON'S PET STOCK PLACE, Clearwater. Slagle, Miss Gertrude 2733 N. 8th, Kansas City Smith, Chas. R Box 408, Herrington Stoner, Marion ..707 Market, Wichita Train, J. A 312 N. Second, Lindsburg Westerberg, John Bridgeport Wichita Rabbitry 1437 Otis Ave., Wichita KENTUCKY — CAVIES. Farthing, T 227 N. 4th, Mayfield Frazier, H. S 1030 S. Brook Louisville Kelley, M. D LaGrange Ringer, Mrs. Hattie Holt LOUISIANA — CAVIES. Alston, A. J 406 Allen Ave., Shreveport Babb, Geo. F 1941 Walnut, Shreveport Bland, E r. 2, Shreveport Cage, L. S 216 Texas St., Shreveport Dickson, A Shreveport Dum, T. E Greenwood Fletcher, J. R Shreveport Fulton, Robt R. 2, Box 93, Shrevepor: Grant, H. T... Shreveport Lee, Percy W 212 Marshall St., Shreveport Quinn, D Box 383, Leesville MARYLAND — CAVIES. Allen, E. J 1156 W. North Ave., Baltimore 78 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA DeForest, A. W Sharptown 3IAINE— CAAIES. • CLARK, GEO. R., Dept. 7, Wiscasset. MASSACHUSETTS — CAVIES. Bancroft, Eleanor 249 Beacon, Boston Downing, Dr. D. F State Hospital, Westborough Johnson, H. A 336 Metropolitan Ave., Rosalindale Vaughan, E. C Athol MICHIGAN — CAVIES. Andrews, W. J Box 372, St. Joe Carson...., D. L R. 6, Owosso Church, C. E Charlotte Dickinson, C. F.... Springport FISCHER, 0. C, St. Clair. Fuller, C. M Markey Germand, R ...90 Dennis St., Adrian Gleason, Orlo Biteley Hanna, Dr. G. F 308 Northwestern Ave., Detroit Hjoag, J. E. & Son Springport Holmes, E. P Potterville Hornshy, Lee Court House, Traverse City Huntley, Chas Springport Kriibs, Fred New Lathrop Kropp, B. J R. 1, Essexville Lachanor, A ...123 Floral Ave., St. Johns McConnell. J. F Mason Mitchell, O. A .2 21 Wood St.", Flint Parker, Leo _ Cassopoiis Post, B. C Belleville Shattuck, R. E Rochester Smith, C. F 505 Broadway, Three Rivers yan Geo Leslde Winegar, F 106 N. Saginaw, Pontiae MINNESOTA — CAVIES. Bade Caviary Buffalo Dangers, P. S gleepy Eye Dolim, Edgar , Fulda Fa^r^ Florence :Z:Z::;kasson KURD, GEO. F. ,Fairbaiilt. ^""•^S^' J- ^-.xV - ^- 2, Hopkins Smith, Geo. W 217 Garfield, Hibbing Tilton & Co 155 ^ 11th, Minneapolis ^^y"^^^' E R 6 Holland W^^^^' ^^^« - - R. 2, Lakefield MISSOURI — CAVIES. tvr^!w7'T^'^\f ^^^4 Woodland, Kansas City bLw P T ^ 2^4 Union Depot, St. Louis Basler, P. J... 3901 ^ 25th, St. Louis FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 79 Boone, Mrs. A. M 2003 E. 15th, Kansas City BORDEN, FRED. T., 4548 Oote-Brilliante, St. Louis. Carson, K.vlph 104 S. 1st, Charleston Cavies Distributing Co 301 Grand Ave., Kansas City CLARK, C. E., 3325 S. Benton, Kansas City. Coe, Dr. C. M.... Grand Ave. Temple, Kansas City Corder, Jos. W 2961 E. 28th, Kansas City Durbin, Chas. S 303 Holmes Ave., Kirkwood Egner, Geo 433 Scott Ave., Kansas City Hall, J. F ( Stamp Division, P. O.), Kansas City Hennes, I. B - 2035 Monroe, Kansas City Hickman, H. H 3830 E. 8th, Kansas City HORNE'S ZOOLOGICAL ARENA CO., Kansas City. Kelley, Jos. P 1112 Harrison, Kansas City Kline, Fred Holmes Park Klose, R. A 4153 Lee Ave., St. Louis Leuckel, H 5630 Swope Parkway, Kansas City Maull, W. E Overland Meyer, V. L 2629 Market, St. Louis Missouri Squab Co St. Louis NATIONAL PET SHOP, 3111 Olive St., St. Louis. Nichols, H. A Parkville Oberholtz, E. H 935 W. 33rd, Kansas City Plegge Rabibitry 4249 Peck, St. Louis Quinn, W. J 2834 Main, Kansas City Sadler, Bert 1918 College, St. Louis Sender, H. M 4324 Charlotte, Kansas City Smith, A. C 712 W. 74th, Kansas City Tobener, E. F 3115 Grand, Kansas City Vrooman, H. L Commerce Bldg., Kansas City Waneta Babbitry 4227 W. Prospect, Kansas City Way, E. J 3115 Grand Ave., Kansas City White, Dr. W. H. G DeSota MONTANA— CAVIES. Erwin, J. W Livingston NEBRASKA — CAVIES. Barrett, Mrs. F. W Bethany Curtis, Mrs. W. F 324 S. 24th, Lincoln Go/ble, Clyde E Beaver City Hendren, E. W., Morrill. Peterson, E. C lanneborg Watson, A. O 554 S. 26th, Omaha Wiig, G. P 1810 Vinton St., Omaha NEW HAMPSHIRE— CAVIES. Chase, H. G Crawford Grogan, W. E Box 248, E. Rochester Pope, Ralph P Box 329, Bristol NEW JERSEY— RABBITS. Lott, Leonard Fanwood FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA MARTIN, T. A., "Hygrade" Farms, Midland. Ruckstahl, J 115 Hague St., Jersey City Hgts. Throeder, P Bellevflle NEW YORK — CAVIES. Allen, L. H - Cazenovia Alien, Wm. R Morristowu Boyd, W. A 63 W. 1st St., Fulton Church, Jas E 243 Somerset St., Plalnfield Culp, Mrs. C. E - 19 Sanford St., Rochester Donald, M Morristown Elbison, M - - ....Elma Center Greene, B - Franklinville Melvina Caviary Maspeth Paige, F. W Oakland Pairker, Kent C Adams Center Richburg, D. F Mantius Sparks, G Box 13, Sparkill NORTH CAROLINA — CAVIES Heger, H. Jr....: Box 236, Clinton \ NORTH DAKOTA — CAVIES. Fargo Cavy Farm 1006 4th St., North, Fargo OHIO — CAVIES. Ashton Bros 74 Frank St., Dayton Belknap, Dr. H. L Oherlin Brushart, J. J 423 Walkr, Portsmouth Biitts, Robt 420 W. 18th, St. Lorain Cli:.mberlain, E. E 527 Grant St., Marion Cutting, J. A Glendale Deeley, Dr. W. L 120 E. Sugar, Mt. Vernon Fo-rney, R. A Box 107, West Park Fisk, Mrs. E. S West Mentor HASSINGER, T. E., 227 Wayne St., Mansfield. HAMILTON, A. B., 753 Carlysle St., Akron. Hopkins, J. 1 602 Lenwood, Dayton Kdehl, J. F Box 18, Akron Lehman, L 1180 W. Brown, Columbus Michall, J. S 1444 W. 3rd, Dayton Quigley, M. H Burton Rapley, Mrs. D 2367 Euclid Hgts. Blvd., Cleveland Schafer, E. H 741 w. Wayne, Lima Schwing, Ed : Harrison bliops, N. E 1430 Mosberry, Columbus ?nider, C. E 245 Cleveland, Waynesboro Whitman, E. J 1770 Superior, Toledo Wrley, R. H Flushing Wilson, Judd 1820 Fernwood Ave., Toledo OKLAHOMA — CAVIES. Cowan, A 2nd and Hudson, Oklahoma FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 81 Edwards, F. R ^^^ '''' ^^^^^^^ OREGON — CAVIES. ^J^e^c"v^;zzz::=:==s7i;-s4t.^..!'p^S PENNSYLVANIA— CAVIES. 0^4, av K 420 Walnut St., Coatsville car^ c"t ;::::::::::::..: Yardiey CrawfoVd, 'e. F South Brownsville Fluck W G - East Greenville Hockiiian," B. S 120 N. Franklin, Waynesboro Hoffey F M 16th and Elk, Pottsville JessopA S 510 Freeland St., Pittsburg Kauffman, E. R 624 Cherry St., Norristown King I E 3814 Brighton Rd., Pittsburg Litz,' John Appolo Margol, J. M 2025 Huntington St., Philadelphia Michaels, E 207 Diamond St., Philadelphir- Rooney, F. E .....2303 8th Ave., Altoona Scott, R. W 4244 Frankfort Ave., Philadelphia Shoop, J. S 2427 W. Third, Chester Sullinger, G. W 320 Spring St., Corry U. S Rabbitry Lewistown Violet Hill Kennels R. 2, York West, Thos Plymouth GUINEA PIGS WANTED Best prices paid for guinea pigs weighing eight ounces and over. We are one of the largest users of guinea pigs in the world; our demand is steady all year round, and to those who furnish us with guinea pigs during the time they are scarce, we pay the same price during the time they are plentiful. By doing this, the breeders have a steady market where they are sure of a price which makes raising guinea pigs profitable. H. K. MULFORD CO. GLENOLDEN, PA. RHODE ISLAND — CAVIES. Hurling, W. R Harrington Maynard, P. V 179 Forest Ave., Auburn Wheelock, C. H Box 172, Phoenix 82 FOOD & FLR BREEDERS OF AMERCA MAKE FROM $50.00 TO $100.00 A * MONTH IN YOUR SPARE TIME RAISE GUINEA PIGS, RATS AND MICE FOR US As we are in touch with all the breeders of the country, we have accepted a contract from one of the largest users of these animals to sup- ply them for two years. We can get more con- tracts if we are sure of the supply. So here is proposition for you to the think over. Do not confuse it with buy back scheme, as we will only act as your broker, selling your surplus at the highest possible price, charging you a small commission. We will furnish you breeding stock at cost plus small commission, or you may buy where you wish. The only condition is you must have healthy foundation stock. As we buy in large lots can save you money. You must agree to furnish us a certain number a month, at current market price or we will give you a year's contract at stated price. For further information write us, FOOD & FUR DIRECTORY CO. Animal Dept. Box 511 Fort Worth, Texas FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 83 SOUTH DAKOTA — CAVIES. ^ „ TT Q - Mackintosh Belknapp, H. S Flandrion Hover, E. O TENNESSEE — CAVIES. n^urc.^ F 1520 Sharp St., Chattanooga Loivei, r . .^. Lewisburg PaU^on, H...:;Z;;Z:::::::: 519 S. Massey Ave., Murfreeboro PUtq W W L.ewisDurg Sheats, Geo. 'd.'.".' - 835 Bullington St., Memphis TEXAS — CAVIES. ALAMO RABBITRY, San Antonio. Debner, Thos. J 212 Devine St San Antonio Greb, Theo. H R- 5. Crockett ^t^U^^^^ '^''" ^'' '''' ^" ^"^^^ N. nth, Waco Houser, CeciLZ::.- ^ Mexia Kimbrough, Mrs. W. H Box 43/, San Saba PATHOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO., 908 Bessie St., Fort Worth Schulte W G.- 1012 Chartres St., Houston STEINBERGER, E. A., 1018 Grandview Ave., Dallas. Williams, L. W -- "1^ Trenton Ave., Houston VERMONT — CAVIES. Cross C B Fairfax Hawkins,' E. N Standardsville WASHINGTON— CAVIES. Carter Perry 6214 Puget Sound, Tacoma Santo 'e F R. 1, Box 159, Walla Walla Taite,' Jas. W Ferndale Tollemar, M Barnngton WISCONSIN — CAVIES. BAHR, W. 0., 911 W. 12th St., Manitowoc. Carr A. E Box 115, Barron Colbert, E. F Box 116, Odanah Dobrey,' Jas Green Bay DOMINION OF CANADA — CAVIES. Berridge, Thos 10931 83rd Ave., Edmonton, Alberta Beaudoin, R -' St. Joseph, P. E. 1. Edge, G. B - Upper Twin, Quebec, Ont. State', A. T 2254 Mance St., Montreal, Ont. Walker, H. W 65 McDougal St., Windsor, Ont. 84 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERCA RATS AND MICE For Pleasure and Profit. By H. C. BROWN. (Pres. of Brown Pet Stock Co., Emporia, Kan.) The breeding of white and fancy Rats and Mice is attracting much attention at present, as these small animals are in great demand for laboratory use and are commanding a price that makes the raising of them very profitable as well as interesting pastitme. The writer of this article is not one of the oldest breeders of these small animals, but is one of the largest breeders in this country, and will offer a few suggestions on the housing and feeding of rats and mice. Housing and Breeding. White and Colored Rats should be kept in colonies of from- six to ten females with one male in a box or cage with about 70 square inches of floor space for each animal while breeding, and when the females begin to show that they will soon bring young, each should be placed in individual pens containing at least 2 00 square inches of floor space, furnished with plenty of fine straw, rags or paper to build their nest with, and ": m% mi PP'-EE FOOD & FLR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 85 remain in there to . rear their young. When young are from four to five weeks old, they should be weaned and the female placed back in the breeding pen. White and Colored Mice should be kept in colonies of one male to each two females or not more than three females. Cages should contain at least 90 square inches of floor space and a nesting box about 3x3x4 inches, which should be filled with paper, fine straw, or rags. The female will raise their young in these pens; the young should be weaned at from three to four weeks of age. Mice breed very fast and one female will produce from 40 to 60 young in a year. Feeding. Rats and Mice require feeding but once each day, and as they do most of their feeding at night or late in the evening, the evening is the best time to feed. These little animals will eat almost any kind of grain, seeds, or bread, and any good balanced ration of grain will do. We would not advice feeding a great quantity of any one grain, especially corn. Young mice at four weeks of age are about one-third grown, and when eeight weeks old are laboratory size. All one need do to sell mice is to advertise and let people know you have stock for sale and you will be surprised at the result BREEDERS OF RATS AND MICE. Ailes, F. E. — Mice Laurel, Ind. Allen, E. J. — Rats 1156 W. North Ave., Baltimore, Md, Bartlett, Geo. E. — Wh. Mice Malta, 111 BEAUPRE, A. J., White Mice, 2135 Prospect, Indianapolis, Ind. Bergman Bros. — Wm. Mice Ney, Ohio BOYD, G. S., White Mice, 214 S. Pine St., York, Pa. COLORED MICE MALES 40c. Each FEMALES 60c Each Following Colors Agouti Taupe, Orange & White, Agouti & White, Chocolate, Sable, Silver, Chocolate & White, Sable & White. Plum Silver, Orange, pink eyed. Black, Plum Silver & White, Orange, black eyed, Black & White, Black & White Spotted. Sooty Yellow. Special Prices on 100 lots. George R. Clark Dept. 7 Wiacasset, Maine 86 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA The Home Of Americas's Fanciest Mice. Offers Fancy and Utility Stock in many varieties. Dutch Marked, Solid and Broken colors. The best that scientific breeding can produce. Safe arrival and Satisfaction Guar- anteed. Sidney P. Holman Dept. P Dedham, Massachusetts. FOOD & PUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 87 Bergman Bros.— White Mice... Ney, Ohio. Brower, Al. — Rats and Mice Ballston Spa., N. Y. BROWN PET STOCK CO., Rats and Mice, 105 Spruce St., Emporia, Kan. CLARK, GEO. R— White and Colored Mice, Dept. 7, Wiscasset, Me. Davis, E. L. — Rats - 730 College St., Rosedale, Kan. DITTMER, L. B., White Mice, 515 State St., Butler, Pa. Eaton Mousery — ^Wh. Mice Eaton, Ohio Eyster, A. M. — Rats and Mice 1619 W. Market, York, Pa. Farrar, Florence — Rats and Mice Kasson, Minn. Fuerst Bros — Wh. Mice... Battle Creek, Nebr. Fuller, C. M. — Rats and Mice Markey, Mich. Fischer, O. C. — ^Mice.. St. Clair, Mich. Fox, Geo. C. — ^Mice Darien Center, N. Y, Griffin, Robt. — Mice 2229 Spring Garden, Phila., Pa. HOLLIDAY, E. A., White Mice, 126 Steuben St., Crafton, Pa. HOLMAN, S. P., Rats and Mice, Dedham, Mass. Jenkins, Ed. — ^Mice 1141 Buswick Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Judd, W. — Rats and Mice 1820 Fernwood, Toledo, Ohio Kauffman, E. R. — Rats and Mice 624 Cherry St., Norristown, Pa. Kelley, M. D. — ^Mice LaGrange, Ky. KIRCHNER, W. A., Mice, Box 335, Kankakee, 111. LAMASTER, L. B., White Mice, 102 S. Lincoln, Liberal, Kansas Leland, H. — ^Mice Woodfords, Me. MASSKA, ROBT., Fancy Mice, Centerville, 111. Michaels, E. — Rats and Mice .....207 Diamond, Phila., Pa. NEW ZEALAND RED RABBITRY, White Mice, Milford, Texas PATHOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO., Rats and Mice, Box 511, Fort Worth, Texas Peen Mossery — Mice 2960 Weikel St., Phila., Pa. Price, Fred F. — Rats ..Box 408, Lamont, 111. PRYOR, E. E., Rats and Mice, 608 Downey St., Indianapolis, Ind RICHARDSON, MRS. CARL, Mice, R. 9, Ottawa, Kans. ROBISON'S PET STOCK PLACE, Rats and Mice, Clearwater, Kans. For Sale- White Mice at $1.00 a pair. Special prices on large lots. Ed. Schwing. Harrison, Ohio. 88 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Rogers, Dr. F. B. — Fancy Mice Box 54, Marionville, Mo. Rooney, F. E. — Mice 2303 8th Ave., Altoona, Pa. Russel, ' L. B. — Mice Chestertown, Me. Ringer, Mrs. Hattie — Mice Holt, ^y. SCHWING, SD— Rats and Mice, Harrison, Ohio. Shelley — Rats and Mice Box 54, Marionville, Mo. SIMPKINS, J. H., Rats and Mice, 289 Hoffman St., Hammond, Ind. Small, A. E. — Rats Lovington, Hi. Stecher, R. C. — ^Rats and Mice.. ..138 Dean St., Brooklyn, N. Y. U. S. Rabbitry — Rats Lewistown, Pa. Violet Hill Kennels — Rats and Mice R. 2, York, Pa. MINK AND FERRETS •"^^/t •/V •^w Most people think these two animals are the same. In looks, habits and breeding they are alike, but not as to the value of their fur. The fur of the ferret is of very little value, while the fur of the mink brings very high prices. The mink is bred for its fur, while the ferret is bred for rat and rabbit hunting as well as pets. A ferret will keep rats out of mill, warehouse, etc. In raising mink, you must have good stout pen, made of heavy wire with top covered. Running water is desirable. The dens may be of hollow logs, tile, or boxes that are dry. A good ferret pen may be made 6 feet long, 3 feet wide, and about 3 feet high. Divide off one end for sleeping and breeding. This part should have good, tight, wood floor; runs may be of clay or dirt, with some solid material underneath to keep them from digging out. For bedding use fine hay or straw. Keep the hutches clean. Breeding. As a rule, ferrets breed twice a year, but very often only once. The usual litter is from 5 to 7, sometimes more or less. The breeding season is from March until October. The habits of ferrets are like the dog during the breeding season, so any one familiar with breeding dogs will know how to proceed. When the period of oestrum comes upon the female, place her in the hutch with male and let her remain two days, then place her in dry roomy hutch of her own. The females carry the young 42 days. They do not have their eyes open until they are six weeks old. Feeding. Always feed at regular hours; the best time is morning and evening. Feed as much as they will clean up at one time. Their staple foods are bread, milk, mush, oatmeal, cooked potatoes and scraps from the tajble. Raw meat may be fed FOOD & FUR BREEDER OF AMERICA »9 two or three times a week. If they become too fat dilute the milk so the quantity is the same, but is less fattening. For Tull information on breeding and management training and working of ferrets, ^rite R. G. Bullerdick, Richmond, Ind., who publishes a little book on the subject. SKUNKS. For fur farming, the Skunk takes the smallest outlay of caniital Good odorless breeding skunks may be purchased as low as $5.00. The pens may be built of wire, sheet tin, cement, or boards. Wire should be set about two feet under ground to keep them from digging out. Pens should be about 3 feet high, with wire overhanging 18 inches or two feet. Dens may be made by digging a trench and covering it over and hollow tile or logs may be used. To make good fur the skunk should come in contact with earth. Bedding should be of leaves, hay, weeds, etc. The breeding season comes in February. One male may be kept with six or seven females, or may be kept in pairs. Be sure and separate before young are born, as the male will kill the young. The young will appear in May and look like young rats. Young should be operated on when from four to six weeks old and scent bag removed. A skunk will eat most anything a cat will, and in addition, rotten apples, berries, fruit, rotten eggs and meat. If skunks are raised for" their fur they may be killed in the late fall, when fur is prime; if to be sold for breeding purposes, may be held later and sold in pairs. There are very few diseases that affect skunks, if properly cared for. For any one who intends to take up this branch of the industry, should procure good book on the subject; you will find them listed on another page. LIST OF BREEDERS OF FERRETS, MINK AND SKUNK. AMERICAN GAM.Fi ASSN., Mink-Skimks, Coranado Bldg., Denver, Colo. Bates, L. D. — Ferrets Caldwell, Ohio Breese, F. L. -^Ferrets Fairport. N. Y. Bremen — ^Ferrets '. Danville, 111. Brison, F. P. — Ferrets 723 Baker St., Bakersfield, Cal. BULLERDICK, R. G., Ferrets, 723 Baker St., Richmond, Ind. Burris, Lester — ^Skunks Centerville, Ind. Campbell, W. H. — Ferrets New London, Ohio CASS, GLEN G., Skunks, 1425 Logan St., Denver, Colo. Dalton — Ferrets Westville, Ohio Dullum, J. L. — Skunks.- St. Bonifacius, Minn. Folgate, A. — Skunks -Dakota, 111. Furnseth's Yards — ^Ferrets Belmont, Iowa Held, F. J. — Ferrets New London, Ohio HORNE'S ZOOLOGICAL ARENA CO., Skunk-Mink, Kansas City, Mo. 90 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Peck, W. A. — Ferrets New London, Ohio Lyons, W. I. — Skunks 7 60 N. Sheridan Bd., Waukegan, 111. Moyer, H. H. — Skunks Blooming Glen, Pa. Northrup, Bert R. — Ferrets Oxford, N. Y. ^.earner, Fred — Skunks Norwalk, Ohio Schondel, Geo. — ^Ferrets Marshallville, Ohio Sinclair, Harold — Mink Charlottsville, Va. Skunk Development Bureau — ^Skunks Chicago, 111. Snider, Clarence — Ferrets Somerset, Ohio Taylor, W. E. — ^Skunks R. 2, Box 47, Golden, Col. Wiggins, A — ^Skunks Clarington, Ohio SILVER BLACK FOXES •*i^\fA •"f^^^ tui^fm With particular reference to the man and woman of small means. The average citizen of these large United States, who rides about in a Ford, finds it hard to realize that thousands of automobiles are made every year, each selling for from $10,000 to $20,000, but he finds it still harder to Delieve that a single piece of fur can he sold for from $100 to $1,200. Not so long ago I was in a furrier's establishment in Philadelphia, in which I had a Jaguar skin mounted. While there, I saw displayed in the window three lion skins and four or five tiger skins. Their price was $1,000 apiece for the lion skins and $1,200 apiece for the tiger skins. In another store I saw half a dozen polar bear skins which sold for $1,000 eacn. Asking if they sold well, I was told they could not begin to supply the demand. And mind you, these skins were sold to be used merely as rugs. Do Silver Fox skins sell Keep in mind the thousands of people who have expensive cars; people who buy $1,000 rugs; people who buy $10,000 necklaces; people who have $500,000 houses and from 2 to 50 servants on their private payroll; people who travel about in their own yachts. Keep these people in mind and you will answer your question with a smile, for a Silver Fox skin is a puny little article compared with the items mentioned before, and the purchase of a Silver Fox &n is only an unimportant incident in the routine of a rich womaA. Do Silver Fox skins sell? Yes, they sell, and sell well. To generalize on prices is always confusing and misleading. Each skin is separately appraised and sold on its merit. Thus you find one skin sold for $250 and another for $1,200. How- ever, this is certain: A good skin brings good money. To sell good skins, you must have good animals. A good skin cannot come from a poor grade animal, nor can a good animal come from poor grade foundation stock. Therefore, if FOOD & FUR BREEDER OF AMERICA 91 you think at all of buying Silver Foxes, buy only the best— at least 85% perfect— If you don't, you only fool yourself As an industry, the raising of Silver Foxes is well estab- lished with an investment of many millions of dollars. There are at least two Governments, the United States and the Cana- dian which have recognized the importance of this industr> by their research work, and the dissemination of knowledge regarding the industry. Many, who have never heard of fur farming in general and the great Silver Fox industry in partic- ular appear to regard the industry as shrouded in deep mys- tery. Consequently, much needless rot and nonsense is said and printed about it. Fo authentic information, address the Bureau of Biological Survey, Washington, D. C, the Commission of Conservation, Ottawa, Canada, the Black Fox Magazine, New York, any one of the Silver Fox breeders listed in this book, or the undersigned. No attempt can be made in this space to touch on the subject of fur ranching, how to build a ranch, how to select your breeding stock, how to care for the animals, how to dis- pose of your pelts, how to make money out of the business. To do the subject justice, requires more space than the size of this book. However, to the beginner, I would say: Buy the best foxes you can get; keep the animals in large yards; keep them clean, feed only clean food, read all the literature you can get on the subject, use common sense, join the American Fox Breeders' Association. You agree, Silver Fox ranching is a fascinating business. But you cannot live on fascination. One lives on what one may buy with money. Hence the question: Does the business pay? It does. Suppose you had ten pairs of real, high grade Silver Llack Foxes. They would give you annually from 25 to 45 pelts. Put the average at $300 per pelt, and you have an in- come of from $7,500 to $13,500. Your running expenses should be less than $2,000. With these figures, which you can easijy verify, it would seem that you are pretty comfortable. Perhaps you are a man or woman of small means and these figures stagger you. They are not as formidable as they look. True, ten pairs of Silver Foxes represent an investment of from $10,000 to $20,000, and that sum probably goes clear over your 92 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA head. In that case, start with one pair; make arragnements with a breeder to exchange pups to give you fresh blood, mnd before long you will be a big breeder. If you have not enough money to buy one pair, combine with three or four associates or friends; buy one pair and breed until all members are supplied. This course, naturally, will take a little time; but, I ask you, would any other line make you independent more quickly? Suppose you now had on income of from $7 5 to $150 per month. You are dissatisfied with your income, your business prospects, with everything, and you wish to change. Do you really believe there is any business or professional line in which you can make more progress, say, within three years from today, than in the Silver Fox line? Get your own proof; ask the lawyers, doctors, you know. Ask the business men you know, and get your answer. Ask the fellow who is work- ing for someone else, and let him tell you how he became rich — in experience — while the boss was holding his nose to the grind stone. Ask yourself: By how many thousands are you rfcher today than you were three years ago? The figures in the Silver Fox industry seem forbidding tc the outsider, but I say to you this: If you are willing to laj- out for yourself a definite course of action, covering, say, three years; if you are willing to stick to that course; if you are able to lay aside just a few dollars monthly, YOU CAN become a Silver Fox Rancher, as any Silver Fox Rancher or the under- signed will be glad to prove to you. M. B. SEMMELROTH, Pres. Semmelroth Silver Fox Assn., Coleraine, Minnesota. FOOD & FLR BKEEDERS OF AMERICA 93 FEEDING AND CARE OF FOXES. Courtesy of Black Fox Magazine, 15 Whitehall St., N. Y. Wild foxes do not live entirely on flesh as many suppose, but will eat grass and berries. If their diet was entirely flesh, the ranch-bred fox would, after a time, develop indiges tion and suffer from worms. In order to prevent this, a bal- anced ration, consisting of meat, fish, biscuit, fruit and milk, can be fed with excellent results. A great deal will depend upon the locality in which the ranch is situated. In Newfoundland and Aleska, for instance, fish form the principal diet, supplemented by such other food as is available. In Prince Edward Island they feed their foxes practically any- thing a human being will eat, and in addition give them grass, minnows, mice, etc. Meat diet for foxes consists of horse meat, beef, butcher scraps, chickens (heads and legs), fish (both fresh and cured), lobsters, rabbits, rats, birds, squirrels, old cattle and sheep. Meat can be fed either raw or cooked (par-boiled), and when so fed is salted slightly. When salt meat is used it should be freshened by being placed in running water for a day or two before being fed to the animals. Where cold storage plants or bait freezers are avail- able, meat can be kept in perfect condition for an indefinite period. In localities where old cattle and horses are procurable, they can be kept on the hoof and killed when needed. About a quarter pound of meat is a fair ration for a fox, but as foxes often bury their food, care should be taken to see that this amount is not exceeded. Overfeeding with foxes, as with other animals, is lable to produce serious results; besides meat, a large variety of food is available for foxes — bread, biscuits, porridge, grass, vegetables fruits, milk and eggs. Dog biscuits, softened with milk and water, are used on some ranches with good results. Some good brands of specially made fox biscuit are now on the mar- ket and are very good. Great care should be taken to see that the food for foxes is not only properly prepared, but properly served. The dishes should be kept scrupulously clean, being frequently scalded fi^l^,^7^^^^- Water should be supplied in such a way that U IS not fouled by the foxes and the drinking trough should be ifmb^ove^lt' 'T' °' }''' i^ ^^^^ ^ -^^ '^^' the^foxes cannot climb over it As mentioned above, foxes sometimes bury their food; when this is the case, food should be withheld until the hidden cache is discovered or the food is disposed of If one noH th'""^^? ^7V^'' "^^ ^^ ^^^""S too large a share of tSe food, they should be separated or a sufficiently laree amnnm Placed in the pen overnight to provide fobolh animal? and removed when both have had enough. " animals and General Directions. buiS utCe ti^fn :S::l^! Z ZZ'd°e^'' ^^^''\ '" about a teaspoontul a day, should be ted w«rtheir m Ik T^e 94 FOOD & Fl R BREEDERS OF AMERICA Fur Farming For Protit Read The Black Fox Magazine The only paper of its kind in the world. Tells you all about Fur Farming. What to raise. How to select your stock. How to build your ranch. How to care for your animals. How" to dispose of your pelts to best advantage. And How to make Money out of the business. Subscription Price $1.50 Per Year Sample copy free. The Black Fox Magazine 15 Whitehall St. New York. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 95 make them too fat for breeding purposes. The mother should be well fed for several weeks before the young are born. Milk, eggs and obne broth are good When the young are born. Milk, eggs and bone broth are good When killed rabbit or live hen is put in the pen. After the voung are born the mother should be fed several times a dav with meat eggs,^ new milk, broth, oatmeal and a plentiful supply of clean It is not difficult to keep foxes in captivity, and with ordin- ary care and attention, anyone should be able to keep animals in good condition. Study your foxes, their disposition and hab- its, and treat them accordingly. Mating. T„lv" IL","""^ 'l!" first six months of the year, from January to July that may be called the critical period in breeding foxes At tills time, owing to their wild nature, foxes are extremely rf^i^'? strange noises and smells and ranches should be ciutLl^uZr""- tf'".' "'*' ^'"''"'''- The keeper should move ,vl » ,^Lf , ^k"""' ''.''°"' ""« P^"^ «hen feeding. He should ha e a post of observation from which he can see the pens and occurs 'pHtv onJT ''"'..r^' ''^ '="» ^^»^^t*'* ^'"^" ™«""g occuis Pfty-one days .s»the usual period of gestation. ,■„,. the keeper plans to remove the male, he should have the awav ffon IVT"" 1 """T'' "'^* "'« "'«'« "'^^ be shu t out! foxes n?Zlt '""'"'',• "■'"'°"' " suspicion, on the part of the 'n entering he '1'"'"/ "'Tr'"- ^'^'^ ="="°" °' s""" breeders n entering the pen and catching the dog with tongs or cath- mg box, IS universally condemned as very dangei ous Lt this wl^rever'he'f'eaTs'da'le'"'' T' "'■ ""' -'" -toh^^nd'warn jn tiil7Ia.'^!i/''oT\hryru"ng,^"f?e,rtr:aVr';inrh1s ^ "rL'de-rr'c/ar fh^^ fi? '^.'e" f'o\^ ^t iTff if t^"- d^^' remove the m"a?e dtlg'this 'peTi^d ^ ■"^'"'---'' --'-r to fuTs^'Crr Hnf S- £ ->- - ~ — e frequently oUrs' and ^s [he g?eat" fear 'nf°^' °'\'""'^- ^^^ spring months. It is ditficu?t fn tin ^ ? . "'"'^hers in the emergencv, except to see hat th! , "''- '° '>" '° ^'"=1 an ures are aken. ' ThLe'havelu'cc sf ulTy^^eli ^a^I^rd'^^uT °"^" so tlaH^t^ '5!,?hr crriTe^li^r ''°^'''l ^^p" -r" 'at hand or rabbit may be put im " the pen n"^f, ''^°f' ^ "^^ <=bicken turn her from the impulse of hfriiL ,„""=' ''*"■ attention and breeder savs he had stonnert „„ *^ m '^ ''°""«^ elsewhere. One threw in front of her°'',?om "ou'sTd'^tlie^"'' ^" 1^^ ^'''^^ "« carrying out her pups 0"'Side the fence when s-he was Posttrrega^dtT^thftSferliY^uTs^'of 1t T'T ^'^^^ ■'-" young kittens. If the mofhe, c^v , ^' '®^^' °"® eat with incapable o, -rin'g \e"J°?o!,'nrth?; a^T t^rfrL-Ter'ai^d^ Qg FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA reared on the cat until four or five weeks old, when the cat will usually desert them. They are then able to lap m Ik. Young foxes have heen found stiff and cold, hut hy warming them in hot cotton wool and providing them with a feline wet- nurse, have finally grown to maturity. A nursing bottle and a medicine dropper also might be kept on hand to feed milKT Information for Breeders. The young are blind for fourteen to eighteen days and do not leave the nest; but, when they are about four weeks old. they venture out into the pen and often in answer to the decoy call of the keeper. They soon learn to lap milk and eat. When less than three montihs old the mother weans them and they may go to quarters of their own. Foxes have only one litter a year, each litter consisting Qf from one to ten pups, which so far is the record. No authen- tic instances are yet recorded of two letters in one year, al- though unsupported claims have been made that certain breed- ers have bred two litters in one year from one pair of foxes; but it is believed that it may occur within a few years when the animals are more domestic in habit. According to the best authorities, foxes in the wild state are monogamous. In captivity, they are usually paired for life, and in many instances re-mating is said to be impossible. In some cases, however, foxes can be remated yearly. Some males will mate with several females during the same winter. Two sys- tems of double mating are practiced. Under one system, a male and two females of the same litter are given the run of three pens. After mating they are all seperated into their respective pens. The other system also requires the use of three pens, the male spending alternate days with each of the two fmales. When mating is effected in these ways, success is not certain as with single mating. The fox continues prolific until about ten or eleven years of age. If a pair fail to produce young after the eighth year, they are usually slaughtered. In the majority of cases, foxes mate before they are a year old. Some breeders endeavor to mate a young female wtih a male a year older. FOX BREEDERS OF UNITED STATES. Alaska Silver Fox Farm — Silver Black Plattsburg, N. Y. Beckwith, Harry — Silver Black 175 Summit, Woodfords, Me. Borestone Mt. Fox Ranch — Black Onawa, Me. Campbells Fur Farm — Silver Black So. Deerfield, Mass. Duffus, J. P.^ — ^Silver Black 21 W. 30th St., New York Fuller. Grant — Crosses, Red Stratton. Me. Green Mt. Silver Black Fox Co. — Foxes So. Ryegate, Verm. Hanson, Jas. S. — Silver Black Ill W. 29th St., N. Y. City Idaho Silver Black Fox Co. — ^Silver Black Millville, Minn. KELLEY, M. D., Silver Black, R. R. 1, LaOrang-e, Ky. Kelsey Ranch — Silver Black Lexington, Mass. Moore, Robt. T — Foxes.. ..350 King Highway, Haddenfield, N. J. MOUNTAIN SPRINGS SILVER FOX RANCH, Silver Black, Ephrata, Pa. Malbon & Cleveland — Silver Black Crosses Skowhegan, Me. Nordstrom & Wallace — ^Silver Black Millbridge, Me. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 97 Silver Black Foxes Every self-made, successful, wealthy man can definitely trace the beginning of his success to a certain "something." Perhaps it was an advertisement; perhaps a book or an article he read somewhere, sometime. This ad will mark the turning point of many a life: will turn many a drifting soul into a definite channel that leads to happiness, to independence and to comparative wealth. • It is possible that in later years YOU will regard this ad as the mile stone that marks the turning point in YOUR life. If you are one of the many who regarded the possession of a Silver Pox ranch as possible only to the wealthy, let us show you that you were in error. With determination and will power any one who really wishes may become a Silver Pox rancher. We are prepared to prove this statement. The Semmelroth Silver Fox Association. Breeders of highest grade Silver Black Foxes Coleraine, Minnesota 98 FOOD ifc FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Offerman, John — Silver Black East Nortliport, L. I., N. Y. Portland Silver Black For Co. — Silver Black Portland, Me. SEMMELROTH, M. B., Silver Black, Coleraine, Minn. • Stevens, M. F. — Silver Black Dover, Me. SETALA, JOHN, Quality Foxes, Box 54, Kinney, Me Stoug-hton & Elliott — Foxes Whitefield, N. Hamp. SWADLEY, DAVID W., Gray, Red, West Point, Ind. Travitz, Wm. H — Gray Eliza^betlitown, Pa. Wadsworth, S. F. — Foxes 2 6 Cummington St., Boston, Mass. WHITE, CLYDE, Quality Silver, Candor, N. Y. FOX BREEDERS OF CANADA. Bunbury Farm — Silver Black Charlottetown, P. E. I. BLACK DIAMOND FUR FARM— Silver Black, Vankleek Hill, Ont. Callaghan, W. P. — ^Silver Black. St. Louis, P. E. I. Callbeck, J. W. — Silver Black Summerside, P. E. I. Jackson & Sutherland — Silver Black Port Burwell, Ont. Lea, John A. — Silver Black Summerside, P. E. I. McNeill, Allen & Saunders — ^Silver Black. ...Summerside, P. E. I. Periscope The Future and rear the North Eastern Canada Silver Black Fox. The species that is different from all others and the ac- knowledged King of ftir bearers. The Twentieth century industry for thoughtful men and women, the new industry approved by the United States and Can- adian governments, the most lucrative branch of live stock raising. We offer choice unrelated breeding stock for sale in pairs and furnish in- structions to beginners. Join the fast increasing number of Fox Ranches. Use the tirst mail out. Our service is prompt and care- ful, we are waiting, Yours faithfully Reid Brothers Bothwell, Ontario, Canada. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 99 Rogers, Graham B. — Silver Black Summerside, P. E. I. REID BROS., Silver Black, Bcthwell, Ont. Rogers-Payton Silver Black Fox Co. — Silver Black Cliarlottetown, P.E. I. Silver Fox Ranching Co. — Silver Black Alberton, P. E. I. Wanless Bros — ^Silver Black Varna, Ont. Wedlock, J. Stanley — Silver Black Charlottetown, P. E. I. Willits, Geo. — Silver Black Minburn, Alta. BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. Following is a list of monthly publications pertaining to this big industry. Everyone interested in this wonderful indus- try should subscribe to one or more of them. Did you ev-er stop to think your daily paper costs you nearly as much as one of these magazines a month? BLACK FOX MAGAZINE, $1.50 a year, 15 Whitehall St., New York City. HARES AND RABBITS, $1.00 a year, 609 Mass. Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. NATIONAL BREEDERS & FANCIERS MAGAZINE, $1.00 a year. Oak Park, 111. OUTDOOR ENTERPRISES, $1.00 a year, 408 Admiral Blvd., Kansas City, Mo. THE PET STOCK JOURNAL, 50 Cents a year, Lamoni, Iowa. THE SOUTHERN FANCIER 50 Cents a year, Box 1183, Waco, Texas. Following monthly publications have Rabbit and Pet Stock departments: American Poultry Advocate, Syracuse, N. Y. Breeders and Fanciers News, Scranton, Pa. Inland Poultry Journal, Indianapolis, Ind. O. K. Poultry Journal, Mounds, Okla. POULTRY ITEM, Sellersville, Pa. ^ Poultry Success, Springfield, Ohio. Following is list of good books every beginner and breeder should have: BLACK DIAMOND FUR LARM Chas. H. Keasbeck. Prop. Vankleek Hill, Ontario, Canada. Breeder of Quality Silver Black Foxes, also Cross Foxes, Radiant Black Pedigreed Registered Siberian Hares Pedigreed Steel Gray Flemish Giants, Mammoth 15 pound strain IQQ FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Price Breeding and Care of Rabbits— Gibson $1.0C Commercial Rabbit Farming — Stahl o^^ 20th Century Rabbit Guide — Samuelson &0 Richey's Rabbit and Cavy Book—Mrs. C. A. Richey.. |0 Youngs Cavy Book — Young - 50 New Zealand Red Rabbit — Gilmore - ^o Rabbit Culture and Standard — Roth & Cornman 50 Fur Farming — Harding - 1-00 Ferret Facts and Fancies — Harding. 1.00 Cavies for Pleasure and Profit — Diecke 1.00 Raising and Care of Guinea Pigs — Smith 50 your order for any you do not find. REMEDY AND SUPPIiY DEALERS. ALAMO RABBITRY, Remedies and Supplies, San Antonio, Texas. ATHENS POTTERY CO., Feed Cups, Fort Worth, Texas. Belleville Rabbit Farm — Supplies Bellefontaine, Ohio. Bird, J. T. & Son — Remedies.... 30 Liberty St., Pontiac, Mich. BORDEN, FRED T., Supplies, 4548 Cote Brilliante, St. Louis, Mo. CALDWELL RABBIT FARM, Remedies, 2517 San Fer- nando, Los Angeles, Cal- Rats and Mice For Pleasure and Profit 25 Fur farmers, hunters, trappers, etc., should read the month- ly magazine, Hunter-Trader-Trapper. You will find it very in- teresting, published at Columbus, Ohio. Note — You will find most of these books and magazines adver- tised elsewhere in this book. However, we will, be glad to take Headquarters For Rabbitry & Pet Stock Supplies Etc. Ear Tags with washers, 12 25c; 25-40c; 50-70c; 100-$1.35. Punches 25c, Ear Tag Gauges 10c, Record Cards, Pedigree Blanks, Sale Records, Shipping Tags, Crate Cards, Post Cards, Envelopes, Letterheads, Breeding Certificates, Stud Records, Quotation Blanks, Tattoo Markers, Colored Wash- ers, Remedies, Pigeon-Poultry & Canary Bands, Cuts, Books, etc. Price list FREE. Full set samples of Rabbitry or Cavy Supplies for 10c and name of your breed. Wm. WENKHOUS, Dept. K. Beaver Falls, Pa. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 101 Caldwell, P. F., Supply Co. — Remedies.. ..Box 644, Los Angeles. COMMERCIAL RABBITRY, Supplies, Dept. F., Wausau, Wis. Common Sense Supply Co. — Supplies 3952 Belmont, Chicago. Dalton — Ferret Supplies..... Westville, Ohio Delaware RaJbbltry — Supplies Muncie, Ind. ECKERT, GEO. C, Remedies, 2630 Winona Ave., Chicago, 111. Gilmore's Rabbit Farm — -Supplies .....Santa Barbara, Cal GREVELS, JOS. F., Supplies, 4520 Easton Ave., St. Louis, Mo. HARES & RABBITS SUPPLY CO., Supplies, Indianapolis, Ind. . Hazlett Rake Co. — Hutch Cle'aner Kearney, Nebr. Hookway, Geo. H. — Remedies 7509 Osage Ave, Cleveland, O. HUNT, W. A. & SONS, Remedies, Portland, Ind. Indiana Rabbitry — Remedies... Portland, Ind. JOSEPH, C. P., Rabbit Hutches (See adv.). Lake Charles, La. Liberty Rabbitry — Remedies Sabetha, Kans. Mackey's Rabbit Farm — Remedies Marlboro, N. Y, Martin. M. F. — Rabbit Feed 1224 W. Randolph, Chicago, 111. RABBIT ~SUPPLIES Pedigree Blanks, 6x9 12 colors, State Kind - - 75c per 100 Breeders' Sales Record 50c per 100 Breeders Record Cards 50c per 100 Stock Record Cards 40c per 100 Shipping Tags 40c per 100 Shipping Cards, Red 4x7 60c per 100 Ear Tags $1.35 per 100 Ear Punches - - - 25c each. RELIABLE BOOKS You need one- any of these are reliable. Sent postpaid upon receipt of price. Breeding and care of Rabbits, Gibson _ _ . . $1.00 Commercial Rabbit Farming-, Stahl - - - - .50 Belgian Hares as a Profitable Business, Stahl - - - .25 Farming Rabbits at Home for Profit _ - _ _ .lo Cavies for Pleasure and Profit . . _ _ _ i.oo Fur Farming, Harding - - - - - - 1.00 Ferret Facts and Fancies, Harding _ - . - i.oo PRINTING SPECIALS Catalog containing full line of Supplies and Mayhews Remedies - 10c 500 1000 Letter Heads, Bond - - $1.75 $2.75 Envelopes, No 1 Wood - - 1.50 2.50 Cards, 2>^x4 Round corners or square - 1.50 2.50 FRED T. BORDEN PRINTER and PUBLISHER Member— National Breeders and Fanciers Association. Special Representative. Outdoor Enterprises. Send for Sample Copy 4548 Cote Brilliante ST. LOUIS. MO. 102 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA Mayhew Remedy Co. — ^Remedies 3418 N. Tripp Ave, Chicago. McGregor rabbit hutches— Supplies, Alpine, Utah. Quick Remedy Co. — Snuffle Remedy Indianapolis, Ind. Rat Biscuit Co. — Rat Poison Springfield, (^iiio. R. & R. Pet Stock Supply Co.^Supplies Camden, N. J. Reynolds, L. N. — Remedies..... Nicholson, Pa. RHODES, R. D., Supplies, Burlington, Wis. Rushville Food and Fur Co. — Supplies Rushville, Ind. Storms, Reed — Pedigree Book....l7 3 6 Cleveland, Kan. City, Kan. Triangle Remedy Co. — Remedies 2144 Rice St., Chicago, IR. WENKHOUS, WM., Supplies (See p. ), Beaver Falls, Pa, Wilson Bros. — ^Remedies R. 4, Box 13, Los Angeles, Cal. Young, Jas. E. — Tanning Comp 3511 N. Keating Ave., Chicago. MARKETS — ^MARKETING. In marketing anything, whether it is rabbits or a breakfast food, you must let the public know what you have. The best method in this industry is, use the columns of the journals; you will find them listed elsewhere; any of them will be glad to help you in writing your ad. A small ad. will generally sell all you have, but an ad. run all the time will give you a steady market for all you can raise, at good prices. Now as to marketing meat rabbits and the products. If you will dress and put up in attractive package a nice, fat young rabbit and take it to the first-class hotels and restaurants in your city or town, you will soon get a contract for all you can produce. The hospitals use rabbit meat in large quantities on account of its high nutritive value. Run a small classified ad, in your local paper and you will also find a ready sale at prices from 25 to 40 cents a pound. Local commission houses offer a market for dressed rabbits, but the price will not be as high as selling direct to the consumer. There are several • large companies organized and organizing who will offer a market for all rabbits that can be produced. K. C. Beck & Co., Hutchison, Kansas, use each year thousands of pounds of rabbit meat. The Commercial Rabbif: Breeders Association, located at Oklahoma City, are planning on big packing plant. The American Rabbit Products Co., recently organized at Kansas City, will soon offer a market for rab- bits. There is also another recently organized at Houston, Texas. There are also others in other sections of the country The publishers of this book will issue a bulletin from time to time, showing the markets, etc., will be sent to any address on request, if you will send stamp. They will also be glad to answer any questions and give any assistance possible at all times. In the following list you will find names of hide and fur dealers, who will pay good prices for skins. Cavies, White Mice and Rats are used for Pets and Experi- mental purposes. All hospitals, laboratories, medical schools, etc., use them in large quantities. If you only have few for sale you can most generally find a market in your own town or city. In the following list you will find the names of some big users and buyers of these animals; up to the present time the demand has been far greater than the supply. H. K. Mul- ford at Glenolden, Pa., uses from one to two thousand guinea pigs a week, about 500 mice and a large number of rabbits and FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 103 Rocky Mountain Elk If you have 10 acres or more, slock your land with elk. Elk are hardy, prolific and require no care. Profits are large, whether you sell as venison or alive as breeding stock. Thousands of animals will be required to fill future orders. The pioneers in this coming industry of breeding elk will make fortunes. Be one of the leaders and pioneers. Complete information and instruction will only be sent on receipt of 50c. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. M. B. Semmelroth. Coleraine-Minnessota 104 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA pigeons. The Pathological Supply Co., Fort Worth, Texas, have not been able to huj enough to supply their regular customers. In selling Foxes, Ferrets and Skunks, the 'best method is to advertise them in journals and magazines. The Black Fox Magazine is a good medium, as it caters to the fur animal trade. LIST OF MARKETS. Buyers and Users of Rabbits, Cavies, Mice, etc. Adler, Wm.- — -Rabbits, Cavies, Mice, et-c 27 7 Graham, Brooklyi) Biggs, E. W. & C. — Fur Dealers Kansas City, Mo. Bishop, The Bird Man — All Pets..... Baltimore, Md Bremen — Ferrits Danville, 111. Burt, Chas. S. — Guinea Pigs Herrington, Kan. CARNES, A. R., Fur Dealer, Keystone, Ind. CLARK, C. E., Guinea Pigs, 3325 S. Benton, St. Louis, Mo. Fleishman, Otto — Pets, All Kinds.... 3656 S. Halsted, Chicago, 111. Funsten Bros. Co. — Fur Market St. Louis, Mo. Kiefer, F. Co. — ^Ra'bbits, Cavies, Mice, etc.... Lancaster, Pa. Missouri Squab Co.^ — Rabbits, Cavies, Mice, etc.... St. Louis, Mo. Northwestern Hide & Fur Co. — Hides Minneapolis, Minn. NATIONAL BIRD & DOG STORE, Cavies, Mice, etc., St. Louis, Mo. Outdoor Enterprise Co. — Rabbits ■. Holmes Park, Mo. PATHOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO., Cavies, Mice, Box 11, Fort Worth, Texas. Percey's Fur House — ^Hides Oshkosh, Wis. Robison's Pet Stock Place — ^Small Animals Clearwater, Kan. Taylor, F. C, Fur Co.— Furs St. Louis, Mo Taylor, M. W. — Rabbits, Cavies, etc. — Germantown Phila., Pa. Wight Bros — Fur Dealers 14 Oxford St., Boston, Mass. ASSOCIATIONS. Everyone interested in the breeding of small animals, whether for food, fur, or fancy, should join The National Breeders & Fanciers' Association. The annual dues are only $1.00 per year. Where there are several breeders in a town, thy should get together and form a branch. For small fee you can join the National and receive a charter. It will increase interest and business, as meetings can be held at stated inter- vals and animals, exhibited to the interest and education of all For particulars on forming a branch and for applications for memibership in the National, write C. S. Gibson, Secretary, 1045 W. Warren, Detroit, Mich. National Breeders & Fanciers Assn., C. S. Gibson, Sec'y., 1045 W. Warren Ave., Detroit, Mich. • National New Zealand Red Club, C. P. Gilmore, Sec'y., Santa Barbara, Cal. National Federation of Flemish Giant Breeders, C. V. Lemon, Owosso, Mich. United Cavy Breeders Association, Edw. F. Diecke, Sec'y.. Lompanrd, 111. FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA 105 Following is a list of the Branches of The National Breeders and Fanciers Association: Town Secretary Address Los Angeles, CaL, Andrew Wilson, R. 4, Box 13, Los Angeies. Eureka, Cal., Mrs. Estella Thurston, Eureka, Cal. Col. Springs, Colo., Mrs. B. M. Stump, 425 E. Nevada, Col. Spgs Pueblo, Col., G. P. Fitzgerald, Puehlo, Col. Wheatridgt, Col., C. P. Coffman, Wheatridge, Col. Boise, Idaho, E. L. Roberts, 1116 State St., Boise, Idaho. Caldwell, Idaho, J. W. Edwin, Caldwell, Idaho. Chicago, 111., L. A. Lee, 501 Otis Bldg., Chicago. Chicago, 111., A. Weygandt, 7408 Normal Ave., Chicago. Harrisburg, 111., F. P. Thompson, Box 168, Harrisburg. Springfield, 111., P. A. Boden, 1123 Division St., Springlief. Galesburg, 111., E. M. Emory, 1446 N. Kellogg St., Galesburg. Murphysboro, 111., O. L. Rawlins, Murphysboro, 111. East St. Louis, 111., Lyn Middleton, East St. Louis, 111. Quincy, 111., Geo. Hilk, Quincy, 111. Anderson, Ind., L. C. Williams, 2103 Park Ave., Anderson, ma. Terre Haute, Ind., A. M. Lewis, 2332 Wabash Ave., Terre Haute. Indianapolis, Ind., W. E. Springer, Indianapolis, Ind. Muncie, Ind., H. N. Robinson, 322 E. Jackson, Muncie, Ind. Fort Wayne, Ind., E. M. Evans, 114 Superior St., Ft. Wayne. Marshalltown, Iowa, J. E. Moehre, 219 N. 2nd St., Marshalltown. Des Moines, Iowa, A. R. McGlothlan, 2810 Logan Ave., Des Moin. VanHorn, Iowa, Geo. Hammer, Van Horn, Iowa. Wichita, Kans., C. E. Fairchild, 1105 Douglas Ave., Wichita. Topeka, Kans., C. N. Mc'Mahon, 630 Jefferson St., Topeka, Kans. Charlotte, Mich., C. E. Church, Charlotte, Mich Kansas City, Mo., E. A. Samuelson, 4217 Holly St., Kansas City. Lewiston. Mont., H. C. Hartung, Lewiston, Mont. Lincoln, Nebr., Mrs. J. H. Ulrich, 2326 Dulcey, Lincoln, Nebr. Omaha, Nebr., G. P. Wiig, 1812 Vinton St., Omaha, Nebr. Fairbury, Nebr., Hery Schreiber, Fairbury, Nebr. Rochester, N. Y., B. H. Burton, 33 Owen St., Rochester, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y., G. T. Vidler, 102 Hubst Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. Cleveland, Ohio, Henry Adolph, 4231 Mapledale, Cleveland, O. Columbus, Ohio, Harry Freeman, 105 7 Harrison, Columbus, Oo. Cleveland, Ohio, Anton Husa, 4418 Vivian, Cleveland, Ohio. Akron, Ohio, V. L. Whitmore, 1064 Lane St., Akron, O. Lima, Ohio, H. L. Reid, Lima, Orio. McAlester, Ok., Jas. O. Home, 12th and Miami, McAlester, Ok. Okla. City, Okla., L. D. Young, Patterson Bldg., Ok. City. Portland, Ore., Edgar Kline, 515 Chapman St., Portland, Ore. New Castle, Pa,- P. Rowland, 708 Chestnut St., New Castle. Corpus Christi, Tex., A. M. Simmons, Corpus Christi, Tex. Galveston, Tex., E. R. Einecke, Galveston, Tex. Houston, Tex., F. W. Mendloka, 1217 Arlington, Houston. Dallas, Tex., J. M, England, 47 09 Jacinto, Dallas, Texas. East Salt Lake City, Utah., E. E. Pike, 1057 S. 9th, E. Salt Lake Seattle, Wash., P. W. Harris, 503 Potson Bldg., Seattle, Wash Tacoma, Wash., Mrs. A. L. Dorn, 3824 S. G St., Tacoma, Wash. 106 FOOD cVt FllK BREEDtRS OF AMERICA THE NATION A J. REGISTRATION SYSTEM. A Registered Rabbit protects both the buyer and seller. To have a rabbit registered, it is first necessary to have it carefully examined by an official Registrar, who is usually ap- pointed by the branch association of The National. If the spec- iman is found to be tree frcni all diseases and entirely free from all disqualifications, and comes up to the National stand- ards as to color, shape and weight, and has been bied according to the standards, the Registrar will t. ttoo a certain numbei in its right ear and papers will be irrade out for it. It is ther recorded in the Stud Book of The National Breeders and Fan- ciers Association of America. A registered animal is one to be pioud of, as it means as near perfection as possible. A Belgian Hare or New Zealand Red will not be registered under five months of age; Flemish Giants and heavy breeds noi uirtil at least six months of age. The Belgian should weigh S rounds. The New Zealand buck should weigh 9 pounds and tie doe 10 pounds. The Flemish Giant buck should weigh not Ics-. tl:an 10 pounds and the doe 11 pounds. Following is a list of Official Registrars. For further infor- mation and name of your nearest Registrar, write C. S. Gibson, 104 5 W. Warren Ave., Detroit, Mich. Adolph. Henry, 4231 Mapledale Ave., Cleveland, O. Eaird, Roy A., 1518 E. 10th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. Paker, F., Portland, Ore. Prow". H. C, 105 Spruce St., Emporia, Kans. Campbell, W. B., 3039 Quitman St., Denver, Col. Denlea, G. B., 678 Warren St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Fehr, John C, 84 3 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind. Foulke, R. F., Waynesboro, Pi Fairchild, C. E., 1105 W. Dougias, W^ichita, Kans. Gersenslager, F. A., 1905 Hardy St., Murphysboro, 111. Gibson, C. S., 1045 W. Warren Ave., Detroit, Mich. Gilmore, C. P., Santa Barbara, Cal. Griffin, L. F., 812 E. Costella St., Colorado Springs, Col Harris, Frank, 2212 York St., Des Moines, Iowa. Hawley, C. C, 3019 Bryan St., Dallas, Tex. Hilton, Geo. W., 3615 Penniman Ave., Oakland, Cal. Hull, Oscar, Tacoma, Wash. MoMahon, C. N., Topeka, Kans. Plegge, H. J., 4249 Peck St., St. Louis, Mo. Pinneo, C. R., 3117 Lincoln Blvd., Omaha, Nebr. Prather, Hale, Ukiah, Cal. Rose, Fred J., 1811 7th Ave., Grinnell, Iowa. Rowland, Percy, New Castle, Pa. Salisbury, L. W., 249 N. Morengo Ave., Pasedena, Cal Sanderson, H. A., 116 N. Kennilworth, Eagle Rock, Cal. Simmon, Harry, 1717 S. State St., Indianapolis, Ind Storms, Reed. 1736 Cleveland Ave., Kansas Citv, Kans Thomas, E. L., Box 1183, Waco Texas. Wiley, Mrs. R. H., Flushing, Ohio. Wilkie, F. A., R. R. 4, Boise, Idaho. Wilson, Andrew, R. 4, Box 13, Los Angeles, Cal. FOOD & FIR BlUtDERS OF aMFRK A CLAFSIFEED AUVEKTISEMENTS. 107 RABBITS. CALIFORNIA. PEDIGREED FLEMISH GIANTS and New Zealand Reds. Prices right. Vv'ili ship anywhere. Stamp for reply. R. H. Rowland, 2033 LaSalle Ave., Los Angeles, Cal. ILLINOIS. FLEMISH AND NEW ZEALAND Reds. Good stock for sale at all times. Satisfaction guaran- teed. J. W. Amidon, Herscher, 111. CAVIES, NEW ZEALANDS; high ?rade English Cavies, solid and broken colors; pedigreed New Zealand Reds. Frank T. Renter, Kankakee, IlL SINNISSIPPI RABBITRY, D. E. Buyers, Mgr. . Pedigreed New Zealand Reds, deep red color a Specialty w ith us. Sterling, 111. R. CLADIDA, N. Fair St., Marion, 111. Breeder and shipper of high grade registered Flemish Giants and Rufus Red Belgian Hares. We ship anywhere. OAK GROVE farm". Breeding Belgian Fares and Fancy Mice. Japanese Waltzers especially. All Hares from registered stock. RO'bt. Masska, Carterville, 111. NEW ZEALAND REDS, Rufus Red Belgians. Young bred does, prices right. R. R. Jones, Box ^6. Sterling, 111. INDIANA. FOR SALE — Registered and ped- igreed real Flemish and Reds. At Stud, Fee $5.00. George B, 15 14 pounds. Steel Bill, 15 pounds, Forsyth & Stark, 1428-1501 3- 10th St., Terra Haute, Ind. THE PROGRESS RABBITRY Of- feis to the buyer of Flemish Giants the class of stock and service that makes their breed- ing profitable. 710 N. Third St., Decatur, Indiana. INDIANA^ ^EEIGREED'^NEW ZEALAND Reds, that produce length, color and 'form. Prices on applica- tion. W. H. Kobel, Flora , Ind. _ Vo^^ SALE^^^^^EW ^ZEALAND Feds from registered parents; also utility stock in Flemish Giants and Belgians. W. \. Gearheart, Kokomo, Ind. Guinea Pigs Wanted^ IF YOU WANT GOOD FLEMISH Giants, write Big Ben Babbitry, 1204 Swinney St., Fort Wayne, Ind^ A. M. LEWiS, BREEDER OB Pedigreed Flemish Giant Rab- 1-its. 2 33 2 Washington Avenue. Terre Haut e, Ind . p^EAi7^AJFUS~^D Belgians". Bred for size, color and quality. All stock pedigreed. Pedigrer Free. E. E. Fryor, 608 Downey St., Indianapol is, Ind. A. T. RAY, TROY, IND. New Zealand Reds. KANSAS. RUFUS RABBITRY, Fine Pedi- greed Rufus Red Rabbits, heal- th stock, red feet, creamy bel- lies. Money back guarantee. ^"^^infieM. Kansa s. MICHIGAN. NEWS RABBITRY — John H. New Prori., 15 2 Amity St., Mus- kegon. Mich. Breeder of Rufus Red Belgians. A few good oneF always for sale. ^ FLEMISH GIANTS — Young and mature stock for sale at al! times. Stamp for reply. Oak- dale Rabbitry. Arthur A. Schnei- der, 1155 Marshall Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich . MISSOURI. IF YOU WANT GOOD STOCK AT Right Prices, if you have good stock to sell, line up with Jack- son's Rabbitries, Mt. Washington, Mo. 108 FOOD & FUR BREEDERS OF AMERICA BREEDER OF BLACK SIBER- ans, Rufus Red Belgian Hares; squirrels, Pheasants of all kinds, eggs in season, Mandarian and Wood ducks, Carneau and Fan- cy Pigeons. Guineas, Silkies, Bantams and Airedale dogs. H. C. Vincent; office, 514 Main St., Farm ISth and Michigan Ave., Joplin, Mo. NEBRASKA^ E. W. HENDREN, Breeder of Pedigreed R. R. Belgians and Cavies. Raised outdoors, best of health. No better utility stock can be found. Morrill, Nebr. OOLDENROiD RABBITRY — Pedi greed and utility New Zealand Reds. Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Table Rock, Nebr. NEW ZEALANDS — The Oregon Trail Rabbitry always has good cnes for SBle. Stamp for infor- mation. 3117 Lincoln Blvd., Omaha, Nebr. MONMOUTH PARK RABBITRY; 3302 Meridith Ave., Omaha, Nebr. Breeders of high grade Rufus ^ed Pelgian Hares and New Zea- land Reds. OHIO. OTTO W. MEYER — R. R^ 2, Box 29; Napoleon, Ohio, Bre'eder of standard bred Rufus Red Belgian Hares, Flemish Giants and New Zealand Reds, S tamp for reply. BELGIAN HARE RESORT — Breeders and exhibitors of pedi- greed Rufus Red Belgian Hares and New Zealand Reds. 118 S. Clay St., Millersburg, Ohio. PEDIGREED FLEMISH GIANTS, and English Cavies. S. E. Spicer & Son, 456 E. St. George St., Marion, Ohio. Member N. B. & F. A. OKLAHOMA. ECTON'S RABBIT RANCH — Wm. Ecton, proprietor. Breeder, deal- er and shipper of rabbits. Prices reasonable; write me your wishes. 2307 Oklahoma Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla. OREGON. FLEMISH GIANTS and New Zea- land Reds. Fancy and utility stock. Write for prices and de- scription.' S. E. Allen, 6419 59th Ave., S. E., Portland, Ore. NEW YORK. PENNSYLVANIA. FRED R. DURLING — Breeder of ^Belgian Hares and Black Flem- ish Giants. Registered, pedi- greed and meat stock. Orders promptly filled; prices right. R. F. D. No. 9, Auburn, N. Y. PEDIGREED FLEMISH GIANTS, Utility stock only. Big frame, good color. Sure to please you. Frank E. Ives, Merrick, Long Is- land, N. Y. DANIEL G. LAWRENCE, NEW Paltz, N. Y., breeder of pedi- greed New Zealands and Flemish Giants. Stock eligible for regis- tration. Member of National Breeders & Fanciers' Association. RAISE BELGIAN HARES for us. Large profits easily made. We furnish stock and pay $4.00 a pair and expressage when three months old; contract and pamph- let 10c; nothing free. Belgian Hare Farm, Dept. 4, Waynesboro, Pa. NEW JERSEY. THE RANCH — Classy Belgians and New Zealands; from Blue Ribboners and Registered Does; bred and raised out-of-doors, good air, sunshine, roomy paddocks; very picture of health, vigor and activity. Then. S. Moore, Stock- ton, N. J. FOOD & FUR BREEDVRS OF AMERICA 109 PENNSYLVANIA^ THE VALLEY RABBITRY — E . D. Nuckels, prop. Breeder and shipper of pedigreed Rufus Red Belgian Hares and New Zealand Reds. 371 E. Queen St., Cham- l^ersbnrg, Pa. TEXAS^ MEW ZEALANDS OF QUALITY; Registered stock from prize win- ners; also utility. Cedar Crest Rabbitry, Sta. "A" Dallas, Texas. RABBITS, CAVIES, RABBITS; Flemish Giants, R. R. and Gray Belgians, New Zealands, Dutch and Checkered. Standard breeds. Popular prices, prompt shipments. Alamo Rabbitry (reg. N. B. & F. A.). San Antonio, Texas^ T^AL-TEX RABBIT FARM — 5 31 S. Clinton Ave., Dallas, Texas. New Zealand Reds. J. F. BROWN, Breeder of Bel- e'ans. New Zealands and Flemish Giants; 2006 Stamford St., Hous- ton. Texas. T^iMRVIEW RABBITRY — J. F. Brown, Prop. New Zealands, Bel gians and Flemish. Pedigreed stock for sals. 2 006 Stamford St.. Houston, Texas. E. W. PUDIG, BREEDER OF Pedigreed and Registered Rufus Red Belgian Hares. 617 S. 9th St.. Waco, Texas. WASHINGTON. FLEMISH GIANTS THAT ARE GIANTS — • New Zealands and Dutch, with type and color. Whit- man's Rabbit Farm, R. 4, Box 340 B., Tacoma, Washin gton. F^rT^ALE — Gray and Steel Gray Flemish, Rufus Red, Belgians and Spotted English. Bred from registered stock. W. F. Dodge, 5 201 S. "I" St., Tacoma, Wash- ington^ WISCONSIN. ROSENBERG RABBITRY, Breed- er of N. Z. Reds and Belgian Hares. Young stock for sale. Robert Rosenlberg, Shaw ano, Wis. RABBITS — ALL AGEST Breeds, and Rufus Red Belgians. Com- plete line of remedies and sup- plies. Commercial Rabbitry, De- partment F, Wausau, Wis. pedigreed"black~flemtsh pr^d Rufus Red Belgians. Can fill all orders promptly; satis- faction guaripteed. Prices ac- ro"ding to quality and age. Hill Mount, Armstrong Creels. Wis. START~RIGKT^^^^^Save Money. Time and Trouble by first send- er* 2: fo^ mv n-3w supply circular. R. D. Rhodes, Burlington, Wis. SHAWANO RABBITRY — Erwin A Rosenberg. Prop., Shawano, Wis., Breeder and shipper ol nedis:reed Belgian Hares. Satis- faction guaranteed or money re- f'nnded. WANTED. WANTED — Guinea Pigs, White Mice, etc., spot cash before you ship. National Bird and Dog Store, 3111 Olive St., St. Louis, Mo. WANTED — RAW FURS; highest nrevailing market prices Try me for results. A. R. Carnes, Lock Box 54, Keystone, Ind. SEE W. K. MULFORD Display Adv. WE BUY RABBITS and Cavies, of qll breed<=!, when you have ^tock for sale; write us first, forwarding age, sex, weight and lowest price. We answer by re- turn mail. Laboratory Service Bureau. 5136 Madison St., West Chicago, 111. CAVIES, WHITE >nCE, ETC. CAVIES — High Grade English Navies. Solid and broken colors. Frank T. Renter, Kankakee, 111. no FOOD «!c ILR BRKKDIR^ OF AMERICA GUINEA PIGS — Biggest Utility WHITE MICE — My specialty is Raiser in Missouri. Will buy or starting you right in MiPe. G. S. can furnish any number in smootn Boyd, 215 S. Pine St., York, Pa. haired, broken colors. Don't ship me poor quality. Inquiries answered promptly. C. E. Clark, 3 3 25 S. Ben ton, Kansas City, Mo. WPjITE MICE — $1.00 pairT $2.00 Trio. Cavies, Males, $1.00; Fe- ^, ^ .. . ^ t, r^v.-^ t.^ ^ males, $2.00. Mrs. Carl Richard- ^he Domesticated Rabbit as food son, Ottawa, Kans. ,^^ ^ 9^^^^ ^^^^\ . 100 Receipts for Cooking and HIGH GRADE CAVIES, White, Serving. Treatise on RabbiL Red, Black, etc. White Mice. Meat; postpaid $1.00. Circular for stamp. W. A. Kirch- C. A Kalbfleish, Higbie Ave., ner, Box 335, Kankakee, 111. Springfield Gardens, L. I., N. Y. MISCEJ.LANEOrS. INDIVIDUALITY! That is the Thing We'll Put in YOUR Pedigree Blanks, Letter Heads, Envelopes, Booklets, Etc. Get What You Want! The Extra Cost Will Not Be Much, If Ordered From Us A Full Line Printed Necessities in Stock league Printing Company 2371 North Main Sr. Fort Worth, Texas Correspondence Solicited.— Tell Us What You Want If You Like This Book Tell Your Friends