First in America, Best in the 

 World, Are Jacobs Bird-Houses 



We build Perfection Bird-Houses for the Purple 

 Martin — eleven beautiful designs, $6.50 up. 



A Dollar Goods Department of Individual Nest- 

 Boxes for Wrens. Swallows, Bluebirds, Chickadee.s, 

 Flicker,s, Tufted Tits, etc., $1 each. Jacobs Feeding- 

 Booth, $1 each. 



The JacobsFood-Shelter for Winter-Birds outwits 

 the Sparrows and feeds the desirable birds in peace. 

 Large .size, 36 x 36 x 30 inches; provided with our auto- 

 matic food-bin holding three quarts of prepared food 

 and issuing the same as the birds apply for it. $12 

 each; two shelters for $21. One gallon of prepared 

 food with each shelter. 



Audubon Bird Lunch-Counter, best improved, 

 $5 each; two for $9. 



Government Sparrow-Trap, made of electrically- 

 tinned wire netting. 36x18x12 inches. The best 

 means of ridding your place of sparrows. Complete 

 with receiving-box for removing the sparrows from the 

 trap, $4 each. One trap free with a $50 order for 

 bird-houses, etc. 



All prices f. o. b. Waynesburg. 



Take advantage of our Parcel Post feature in order- 

 ing small lots of Jacobs Individual Nest-Boxes and the 

 Feeding-Booths. Any postma.ster can tell you the 

 amount of postage to include with your order on 

 each weight, using Pittsburgh as the zone basis. 

 Wren and Tree Swallow size, 7 lbs.; Bluebird size, 5 

 lbs.; Chickadee size, 4 lbs.; Flicker size 6 lbs.; Feed- 

 ing-Booth, 7 lbs. 



This company is under the supervision of an expert having 31 years' experience with birds, studying 

 them in life and designing houses adapted to the habits of the various hole-nesting species. 

 Send 10 cents for our latest illustrated bird-house booklet. 



JACOBS BIRD-HOUSE CO., 404 South Washington Street, Waynesburg, Pa. 



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