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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 18, 1923)
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Jrirla . ami grownups interested in j the world 'b best 'chieteii;' not! pay a profit, but purebred hens- do ' :yf- anrf?5!D'e Pru is evidenced by the fact that some poultrymen 11 'ayea . gowi , living 1 Hccumulitted anet foTtune oj over twenty-five - thousand dollar., We Relieve, that it ia fin the best interests of all parties Concerned 1 tr xlB'iop ' the . purebred cnicken industry, j because they are taVmoQetmVer 'Aceqrdingjywtt. iiiyV arf "easy way for aiabitioiis people t'feert ' farted'. 1n - the purebred chicken business, and once thev have a I aiart tbey ' haye the opportunity to ; go ahead and achieve! as great business i successes as olaers nave aone rigni oere in me. jracixic XNpixnwesi. io start rvirith a capital of one. tbouSLnd dollars, and in less thanten years Dile ud a ''fortune"'. bfv over twentyfive. thousand dollara in addition to making a. good ' living is What Harry; Muler of Ne wbergi: Oregon, has actually sccomplishod, and;. others have don e it. Looks' pretty, good to mel How. dots it look1 to youl What others have done you can do. Here is your opportunity to get into the (. t. purebred chicken business. , Go thou and do. likewise. Think! ol itl ive rpensAand 'eleven; trios of chickens feroni the best iuitxjr urccuen m ioe wofi(i ip De awaraea to me succei this .greatest of ereat "nurebred chicken comnetitionsl hen it is the bet season in the year to gct started in thft pure bred chicken business.' ; M"-"':i'i'if ': --" r:vAr ::-. .;;a;,ViSi-r!,a,,4. ' ' I . r. ... .' - J., -4''-' Jr i' i. 'it-ct.;;.-V:.:'-W It eosts nothing to be acandiate, and a little effort in your spars tiins the few. weks this competition is running may win tor yon one of 'these t : The best opportunity of your lifetime to get. one of these greatest of vVeSfiapion chicken priiei i is at hand todaygrasp it 'by filling out the infor.- t- mation coupon on this page and seind it. uaitor, XMortnwest rpu,i try , Jou rnal, and to have lor your very own a pen or trio, of purebred chickens fronvthe world. champion chicken breeders. ?. i t, i .... . . 'v At i - 1 f I - s,r i..; to the Purebred Chjcken Competition.. j be one of the boys, girls or grownups ? W.-t i&.J.-...'. V I- ONE OF THE WORIiD'S CttaifPION WHTTK LEGHORN LAYING PENS THE PRIZES THAT WILL BE AWARDED FIRST: PRIZE A pen . of the famous HoUywood .White Leghorns, heary prodne Ing select trapnested -stock,' headed bra cockerel from hen ot 275 egg record; . direct from the Hollywood Poultry-Farm,' Hollywood,; Wash, i SECOND PRIZE A pedlpred pen (cockerel and four hens) from J, A. Hanson's poultry farm, Corrallia, Oregon. . v ' THIRD PRIZE A pedigreed pea of five birds (White Leghorns) from Harry Miller. Newberg,' Oregon. : - - ' f I i' j FOURTH PRIZE A pedigreed pen of five birds (White Leghorns) from Cs E. Armstrong, Corvallls, Oregon. ; 4 : v r i FIFTH PRIZE A pedigreed pen of five birds, (White Leghorns), from Wire ft Son, fS. Newberg, Oregon. J.' ; SIXTH PRIZE A trio (cock And two hens) White Leghorns, . from Hands ft Son, ; Cottage .Grove, Oregon, i i j i SEVENTH PRIZE A trio of Hl-a-Hee trapnested Barred' Rocks, from 41. B. Butler, . Jennings, Lodge, Oregon. ,t- EIGHTH PRIZEA trio of, Barred Rocks from Mrs. H. C. Rlelnsmlth, Hotf, Oregon. NINTH PRIZE A trio of trapnested Rhode Island Reds from McRae Poultry Farm, Box 360, Mllwaukle, Oregon. TENTH PRIZE A trio of Anconas from R. T, Stlngley. Route S, Junction City, Oregon. A EIjEVENTH PRIZE A trio of prize White Wyandottes from Jess A Griffin, Box W., Eugene, Oregon. . . j ' TWELFTH PRIZE A trio of prize Rhode Island Whltesfrom Hatton ft Hatton, 498 East 28th SU Portland. Oregon. THIRTEENTH PRIZE- A trio of Black Minorcas from Rick ft Klnaear, Route 1, j 1 Box 74K, Vanrcourer, Wash.. . . - FOURTEENTH PRXZ?SvA trio of White Rocks from Walter Downingj 1983 State I Jtreet, SalPM, O-V"- . . - ' V. X V FIFTEENTH Piy3?E-!-A at Salmon Fa verolles, from Eugene Jt Prescott, Salem, ; . Oregon,. . ,.. ' , : ; , ! 8IXTEENTI? PRIZE A trW cj ilne Rhode Island Whites from Klrschcroft roultry ! Farm, Boring, Oregon. j . j. i SEVENTEENTIf PRIZE Fifty Mby chicks from C. N. Needhami Salem's baby ! chick man, Salem, Oregon: Choice of White Leghorns, Barred Rocks, R. I, ! Reds, White Rocks. Black Iflnorcas pr Anconas. COMPETITION CLOSES WAY 31, 1923 '4 " Adraire'rs 1 of purebred chicken's will no doubt hail with delight the announceraent of such sensational prizes when it is understood that if for any reason a grand prize is not - won, a cash commission ' will be paid on all sub scriptions received frorn active caidates. Couldanything be-fairer or more " reasonable! Candidates hive everything to gain andj absolutely nothing; to lose. ' v -jv .; v ' Vi:.r' vf m"'''!! 4l 1:,L Such elaborate prizes and cash" commissions are most exceptional, and with such an opportunity available it 'behooves every lover of the beautiful .purebred chicken to take advantage of a plan to win some world famous purebred chickens all for his or hen very own. ' - . i A glance at the prizes and the immense" value of these rewards will no' doubt cause each 'thinking boy .or girl 'or grownup to realize th6 greatbig returns they can make by employing their idle moments to the business of, subscription getting for the Northwest Poultry J ournal idle minutes that otherwise would be wasted. In other words, make . your spare moments pay 4ig dividends. " -. :.. ' - . ". ' : " ' -. - . We do not ask you to spend your, time getting subscriptions, and then take. a chance on a reward; candidates are not entering a game . of chance, for all active candidates will be rewarded . " v i. The vote schedule is so arranged as to put all candidates on an equal basis. 4 , i 1 1 ii . J: ' ' : in INFORMATION COUPON : i Purebred Chicken Competition Editor, . i . r Northwest Poultry Journal, ' : , , ' ; ' Salem, Oregon. ' J 1 I am interested .in rpuj chicken competition. Please' send me fuil information. 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