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-The oldest and largest of the Pacific Coast poultry and pet stack magazines,
a recognized leader in its class in the West, is THE NORTHWEST POULTRY
JOURNAL, which was established in Salem, the Oregon state capital city, more
than 26 years ago.'
It contains from 40 to 60 pages each month and is well edited, printed and
nicely illustrated. J Among its regular writers are some of the leading poultry
judges, poultry specialists and most successful breeders of the Northwest. It has
always borne the reputation of being reliable and progressive, a fact much appre
ciated by its management and a reputation it hopes to maintain throughout the
succeeding years.
No line of poultry and'pet stock breeding is neglected or overlooked in its
i columns.- It has. a fine and ably-edited rabbit department and interesting articles
are published from time to time on turkeys, ducks, geese, guinea fowl and pigeons,
as well as cavies and other' pet stock. :
This publication has the largest circulation of any poultry magazine published
west of Chicago, its claim of being read by 90 per cent of the poultrymen and pet
-stock raisers of the Pacific Northwest being no idle boast, and its subscription
list is Increasing very rapidly. ;
Advertisers find its columns bring them quick and excellent returns as .the
very complimentary and unsolicited testimonials published in its columns every
month are conclusive evidence or proof. . . .
Not only are jits columns devoted-to fancy and'standaVd-bred poultry, but it1 Is
a tireless booster Tor the commercial poultryman, de Voting more spacethan any
other poultry magazine in tjie country to the various egg-laying competitions,
farm poultry demonstrations, poultry culling demonstrations and poultry experi
ment reports from the government and various agricultural colleges, as well as
reports of the varfbus poultry shows and smaller1 exhibits. A little spice and pep
is added through its much commented upon wit and humor page.
These facts, together with Its low subscription price (75 cents per year) has s
given this poultry magazine wonderful prestige throughout the Pacific Northwest,
in which vast territory it wields no little influence among the poultrymen and is
deservedly popular, , i ' , . t '
The PURE BRED CHICKEN PRIZES
Pens and trios of high class fowls from some of the best stock in the United
States, some pedigreed and trapnested and the rest from the best prize winning
stock on the Pacific Coast, worth from $25 to $50 for the trios and from $50 to
$250 for the pens. This is the kind of stock these well known poultrymen' of
the Pacific Northwest are furnishing us for this great NORTHWEST POULTRY
JOURNAL subscription campaign.
V ' THE IIOLIjYWOOD ' PEN (FIVE BIRDS)
The famous Hollywood pen includes a cockerel from a 275 egg per year dam
and sire from a 283 egg dam. The four hens in this pen have trapnest records of
' from 230 to 239 eggs for pullet year, a pen that will give the winner the very
best foundation stock direct from the Hollywood Farm, Hollywood, Wash.
. . THE ARMSTRONG FEX (FIVE BIRDS)
The wonderful offering from the Inwood Leghorn Farm, C. E. Armstrong, pro
prietor, Corvallls, Oregon, comprises four hens with trapnest records of 200 eggs
I each, beaded by a cockerel from a 251 egg hen and sired by a male from a 315
.-' egg Hollywood hen. This pen will give some one a start on the road to sure
v success in poultry keeping. j
HAXSOX PEDIGREED UKGHORXS (8 BIRDS)
The Hanson White Leghorns which have made good winnings In two conti
nents should prove a jrize to be coveted by any poultryman. This trio comprises
two hens with trapnest records of 240 and 260 eggs 'respectively, the cockerel
being from a 285 egg hen and sired by a male from a 300, egg hen. This trio
comes direct from Hanson Pedigreed Leghorn Farm, J. A. Hanson, proprietor,
Corvallis. Oregon. s
MILLER'S POULTRY FARM (5 BIRDS) '
The prize pen from Miller's Poultry Farm, Harry Miller, proprietor, Newberg,
Oregon, includes one 237 egg hen, one 242 egg hen? one 248 egg hen, one 251
egg hen, headed by a cockerel with a 277 fegg dam and 2 9 egg sire's dam. This
grand mating will furnish foundation stock good enough t6 start any poultryman
on the road to success. 1
i: WALNUT tREST FARM (5 BIRDS)
The Walnut Crest Farm prize pen, bred by Wire & Son, proprietors, Newberg, 1
Oregon, is a particularly valuable offering. This pen of high producing pedigreed
hens, 200 eggs and better, is headed by a cockerel from "Prince Albert," one
of the best breeding White LeghOrnNmales on the coast. His dam laid 3D5 eggs,.,
his grandam 300 eggs, his sire's: dam 32:5 eggs.1 This "male is a big upstanding,
vigorous fellow and his pullets are "making good" in two laying fontests. The
winner of this pen will have something to be Rroud of.. . . ;-. V
SILVER QUILL LECJHORXS (TRIO) - Ur;r
Hands & Son,. Cottage Grove, Oregon, who haVe built Hip the Wonderful layltlg
strain of "SUver Quill White Leghorns," are offering in our subscription campaign
a most valuable trapnested trio of their best birds. The two hens have a pullet
year record of 250 and 219 eggs respectively, and the cocker) is from a hen J
above 250 eggs average a year. This trio will produce some nvignCy"' .valuable,!
young stock and is a prize worth working for."
I LI-A-ITEE BARRED ROCKS (TRIO) . .
The fine prize furnished by Butler's Poultry . Farm, Jennings Lodge,-Oregon,
Includes two wonderful Barred Rock hens of the famous Ill-A-Hee strain which
has made such sensational records In both the Santa Cruz and Puyallup egg layfng
contests. These two pedigreed hens have 200 egg records and the cockerel is from
a 250 egg hen, sired by one of the best cock3 on the Butler Poultry Farm. This
prize is surely worth striving for.
KLEIXSMITH BARRED ROCKS (TRIO)
Who has not heard of the wonderful egg laying records of Mrs. H. C. Klein
smith's great strain of Barred Plymouth Rocks in the Santa Cruz and Puyallup
egg laying contests? We are fortunate in securing a wonderful high pedigreed
trio of these great producing fowls from Mrs. Kleinsmith, Hoff, Oregon, to offer
as a prize in this subscription contest. These hens already have a 226'egg record
to their credit and the cockerel comes from even higher producing ancestors.
The winner of the Kleinsmith trio can begin his poultry work with stock good
enough to compete in any of the great contests of the country.
XEEDHAM'S BABY CHICKS (FIFTY)
Here is a prize worth while. Your choice of high class baby chicks from. ,
either of the following popular standard breeds, from pens mated to
produce excellent producers of standard type: White Leghorns, . Barred Rocks,
R. I. Reds, White Rocks, Black Minorcas and Anconas. C. N. Needham, the
Salem, Oregon, baby .chick man,, has a Northwest reputation for the excellence
of his stock and his fair dealings. Repeat orders is evidence of this fact. -;This .
Is a real prize. ' ;
..' KIRSCHCROFT. RHODE ISLAND WHITES (TRIO) ,
Here we have a trio of the famous Mt Hood hardy strain of Rhode Island
Whites, which A. H. Kirsch has spent a lot of money and time breeding up for eggs
and standard qualifications on his poultry and fruit farm1' at Boring, Oregon,
The winner of this prize trio will have something to show his friends with pride,
and they will prove money makers If given half a chance - -. ---
PRESCOTTS SALMOX FAVEROLLES (TRIO)
Those who have attended the state fairs and big poultry shows will remember
that Prescott's Salmon Faverolles are always therje and so are the blue ribbons
on his coops. The FaveroHes' are a warm feathered, cold proof fowl, built for
winter laying and are amongr the best of the general purpose fowls. The winner,
of this trio will have something to be proud of. '" " '
HATTOX'S RHODE ISLAXD WHITES 'TRIO)
Here Is a strain of Rhode Inland Whites that has won the blue ribbons in all
of the big Northwest shows, and-they are also bred to lay eggs.. The winner of
Hatton & Hattons Rhol Island White trio, bred in fheir poiijtry yards at 4S8
E. 28th Street, , Portland, Oregon, Will have " something .that wjll produce blue
ribbon win'ners in the shows ad -keep the egg basket well filled. " " - ,
J;w4'McUAE;roULTRY; FARM; REDS (TRIO) ' ;
-Here we have'a -commerciar poultry "plant stocked withj.;heavyproducing trap-
-nested Rhode I'sfarid Reds. . A trio of select McRae Reds-isi worth a lot of money,,
- because this strain jof Reds is a money maker for the poultryman. ..This is another
valuable pri2e or.'some one. ;TheMcRae Poultry Farm js loeateij near Milwaukie,
. Oregon (P.-O, Box 360). - - 7 - v . -
1 V : .STIXGLEY'S AXCOxAs.TRIOi) . ' 1
Anconas' are growing rapidly in public, favor and are.egiBBlng - to appear in
the commercial egg plants, it being found that carefully JcuBed trapnested stock
will produce-eggs equal-to any of the. laying breeds. Stingley's Anconas are bred,
for standard qualifications as wsliaj egg'production and are well known through
out the Northwest for- their excelIehie.,-iHis-Ancona vXarn is at Junction City,
Oregon, Route 3.1 'V ' " - j . - . ' ' !; ; '.
GRIFFIX'S WHITE WYAXDOTTES (TRIO) '
There is not a poultryman on th3 coast who has not seen J: A. Griffin's famous
White Wyandottes in the. state fairs or shows, or who has not "heard of them at
. least. They are par excellent, and are-bred for eggs as well as-to win the ribbons ia:
the shows. Here is a real prize worth the best efforts of any -boy or girl. -The
home of Griffin's Wbite" Wyandottes is Eugene, Oregon.- -- . .
IMPERIAL. BLACK DXORCAS (TRIO)' - s
- The Imperial strain of Black Minorcas, bred by Rick & Kinnear, Vancouver,
Wash., Route 1. Box 74K, has. been winning a full share of the prizes in all of;
the big Northwest fairs arid shows. They also lay big white eggs and lots of them -and
the demand for their stock. and eggs is great. We were fortunate Indeed to
t procure thejromIse of afine prize trio, from them. It means a-big winning for
some one. : v n':.s '-.'- - i-iir' ' 1 : ' ?i
1 : DOWXIXG'S WHITE "ROCKS (TRIO) " " " '
The old White Rock breeders of the coast were given the surprise of their lives'
-when Walter Downing-of Salem,. Of egon, began exhibiting his famous Halbach
strain of :White Rocks in the state fairs and poultry shows the past two seasons.
. In the hottest competition he received many valuable first and second prizes and
his White Rocks are also the laying kind. Get busy and capture this prize if you
want something good. .... . j . - .
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THE ART OF SALESMANSHIP
va7te rt of salesmanship Is being expounded by all the leading business con
vem U the United States today. THE NORTHWEST POULTRY JOURNAL has
- deciadb use this unique method to increase its already large list of readers, and
; lnsteidot the old method of engaging solicitors will distribute these valuable
chicko piizes. . . . , ,
Never neftrd .jbai an offer ofethis magnitude been made, and the offer may
never itpm&Akalh.--Certainly this is the most gigantic enterprise of its kind ever
attemptedia tie Pacific Northwest. "To win one of these prizes is but a matter
of amV.tieh. Yu have always wanted some purebred chickens of your own, now
let TBt NOBTHWEST POULTRY JOURNAL make you a gift of a pen or trio
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Any person resIaJa fn:t Pnrtfln Northwpst la elieiblA in nntor tho onmiwllflnn
i f To enter it IS OnlTmCpMiarv tn (ill nnt and Bpnd In thn Pntrv hlanlr tn ha fAnnil
"below, Once entered, he merry pastime of vote gathering begins. You will find
it great fan to gather oteihe rotes alone will decide the winners of every
AC IS not even neCeSRarv vnn ha nhsrrihei- fnJPCflrii. oant
40 urn AL in order tenter the tonxinrev will'be given to the club mem
'oiwSrH0' tQ WSS t$ ana iecurf tSe most vStes. The
rtc?nen?2P the,?fst J'flforable campaign will in itself be worth
?nSfd I 0nH 1 J.iVome time. Nowadays it is salesmanship
VThe camnaln i-8t opening an.d wUl continue until M4y 31st. Entries will be
received from r-time forward. "Jmp in. Get an early start. One of these
valuable pri fr yu- Your hutldwill determine which.
Read word In this tig annpuncinient carefully. Scan the prize list and
then.-- busy. Not luck, not chanxe, effort alone will win the prizes. Start to
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Prize Guaranteed Every Candidate
THE NORTHWEST POULTRY JOURNAL does not ask candidates to canvass
for subscriptions and then take chances on getting a reward for their efforts.
In this Purebred Chicken Competition THE NORTHWEST' POULTRY JOURNAL
agrees to pay each candidate who participates In this competition a cash com
mission of ,10 per cent on each subscription he orsbe secures. Candidates are
not entering game of chance, f or all will be rewarded.
Your chances of winning any one of these Purebred Chicken prizes are splendid
4 if you but realize it. Votes are easy to secure on NORTHWEST POULTRY
JOURNAL subscriptions.' Get in the ravce today. .
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Information, Rules and Conditions
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Pure Bred Chicken Competition
Any boy, girl or grown up, interested In purebred chickens may enter this
competition. r T . . , . . ,
Nominations may be. made at any time during thgcom petition '
Nominations are free. Th enomjjaXU ol UUmliT'iAuaj-'-uf registers a',
candidate r-fltjATTtryytftiVina nriwrg s -ww r
Tawarded accordine to the votes obtained" in the contest. The can
didate with the highest number of votes will get the first prize, and so on till
all the awards have been distributed. '. ; . . - - ' i
A bonus of 10,000 votes will be a, warded candidates, hen jhey turn in their
first subscription. ,.. . . . j -,. a,- r.r- - - .v. ,
7. It is a rule of the contest that a candidate may be assisted by, as many friends
as it is possible to Interest. It fa. therefore, your privilege to get all the
members of your family working, and among you it . should be very easy , to
win a purebred chicken. , . -1 ..'.'-!'' -- . '.-
8. " THE' NQRTHWEST POULTRY JOURNAL guarantees fair treatment to all
contestants' and should any Question arise, a. decision of the Purebred Chicken
Competition Editor will be considered final and absolute.
9..' All votes issued on subscriptions'-are good until the end of the competition and
may be polled at jthe discretion of the candidates or. THE NORTHWEST j
POULTRY JOURNAL. -
10. THE NORTHWESTj POULTRY JOURNAL reserves the right to alter the rules
and regulations or any of the offers everything, in fact,, except a reduction
ot the prize list. - -
11. Votes are not" transferable except under the following circumstances: If a
candidate wishes to withdraw from the competition, he may change his votes
to a suitable substitute, but said substitute must be a new candidate who
' has not already been accepted in the contest. v
12. THE NORTHWEST POULTRY JOURNAL reserves the right to encourage
the candidates in every way possible.. ,
13. The Purebred Chicken Competition closes May 31, 1923. v ' : ' '
14. Subscription for more than five years on THE NORTHWEST POULTRY '
JOURNAL will not be accepted.
15. A commission of 10 per cent oh all money -collected on subscriptions will be .
paid all contestants. ....
16. Candidates should deduct their commissions from their' remittance keep 10 1
per cent and forward us the balance. ' . . .
17. Purebred chicken contestants may be credited with the votes for subscrip
tions, paid in the office, mailed In, or paid to a traveler, or ether authorized
contest representative of the company - at the request of person making
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