THE GAME BREEDER 



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BUNGALOW FOR SALE OR RENT 



HAVE WELL BUILT BUNGALOW IV THE MOUN- 

 tainsof Ulster Co., N.Y., 2 hours from N.Y. City and half- 

 hour from Poughkeepsie. Bungalow contains 6 rooms, 

 good artesian well and first-class outbuildings. Will rent 

 furnished or unfurnished for the comingsummer. Address 

 E. DAYTON, 26 Bergen Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 



FOODS 



WILD DUCKS* NATURAL FOODS Will attraet 

 them. These foods collected, examinations made, plant- 

 ings planned and superintended. Write for free infor- 

 mation. CLYDE B TERRELL, Specialist on the Natural 

 Foods of Wild Ducks, Dept. Pi, Oshkosh, Wis 



MEAL WORMS FOR BIRDS, FOR SALE BY THE 

 hundred or in large quantities. 25c. per hundred. Write 

 for prices for larger lots. WM. STOFKREGN, 124-126 

 4th Ave., New York City. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



REARING PHEASANTS IN SMALL ENCLOSURES 

 Price, 20 Cents. It contains nothing that has not been 

 thoroughly and successfully tried out in actual practice 

 S. V. REEVES, Haddonfield, N. J. 



SEND 25 CENTS FOR INFORMATION AND PRICE 

 list of the most profitable furbearing animal, the Black 

 Siberian Hare. SIBERIAN HARE CO., Hamilton, 

 Canada. 



AIREDALE PUPPIES, BEST BREEDING, MANY 

 champions in pedigree. Also Golden Pheasant Eggs. 

 MRS. A. E. THOMPSON, Williamsburg, Va. 



WANTED—BIRD DOGS FOR TRAINING. TWENTY- 

 seven years' experience in training.Grouse Dogs. Good 

 references. Terms reasonable, satisfaction guaranteed. 

 A. E SEIDEL, Danville, Pa. 



ORDER NOW FOR FALL DELIVERY, 5 VARIETIES 

 of Pheasants, Wild Mallards, Fancy Ducks, Wild Geese, 

 Quail ; 14 varieties of Standard Poultry, including Turkeys. 

 Stamp for inquiry. TOLLAND FISH & GAME ASS'N, 

 Riverton, Conn. 



EVERY SPORTSMAN 

 should help to kill off our worst game enemy. A Crow 

 Call will help you get some excellent shots and do worlds of 

 good. Price 65c. A. V. LINDQUIST, Alexandria, Minn. 



CALIFORNIA VALLEY QUAIL IN EXCHANGE FOR 

 Bob -whites, bird for bird. Eggs for sale- Ring Neck 

 Pheasants, $2 50 per 15. Quail, $2.00 per 15. Eggs shipped 

 on receipt of price Fertility guaranteed. Address 

 JOSEPH KETCHUM, 309 17th Street, Pacific Grove, Calif. 



DOGS 



NORWEGIAN BEAR DOGS, IRISH WOLFHOUNDS, 

 English bloodhounds, Russian wolfhounds, American fox- 

 hounds* lion, cat, deer, wolf, coon and varmint dogs. All 

 trained. Shipped on trial. Satisfacfion guaranteed or 

 money refunded Purchaser to decide. Fifty page highly 

 illustrated catalogue, 5c. stamp. ROOKWOOD KEN- 

 NELS, Lexington, Kentucky. 



THE BLUE GRASS FARM KENNELS, of Berry, Ky., 

 otter for sale setters and pointers, fox and cat hounds, 

 wolf and deer hounds. Coon and opossum hounds, var- 

 mint and rabbit hounds, bear and lion hounds, also Aire- 

 dale terriers. All dogs shipped on trial, purchaser to 

 judge the quality, satisfaction guaranteed or money re- 

 funded. Sixty page, highly illustrated, instructive and 

 interesting catalogue for ten cents in stamps or coin. 



GENUINE BLACK SILVER FOX PUPS FOR SALE. 

 We board your foxes, guarantee them, or build your 

 ranch for yau. For information write New Hampshire 

 McNeill Black Silver Fox Co., or R J. McNeill, PENA- 

 COOK, New Hampshire. 



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INDEPENDENCE, KflNSflST 



A SPEEDY RELIEF TO HAY-FEVER SUFFERERS 



The Farmer's Attitude. 

 Rural New Yorker says : 



There are two bills before the New York 

 Legislature which make changes in the game 

 laws. One changes the open season for pheas- 

 ants to the first three Thursdays in Novem- 

 ber. At this season, stock and workmen are 

 to a large extent out of the fields — thus giv- 

 ing less danger from injury. The other pro- 

 hibits hunting within 200 feet of a farm build- 

 ing or. shooting within 500 feet of buildings or 

 highway. This will be called a very mild form 

 of , prohibition to one who has been obliged 



to pick shot out of his body or see his stock 

 maimed or killed, but we should all get behind 

 these bills and help put them through. There 

 is now an organized movement to protect 

 farmers' rights in these game laws. It is 

 backed by the State Grange, Horticultural So- 

 ciety and many other organizations. James 

 G. Greene of Rochester is in charge of this 

 legislation, and he will need all the help he 

 can get. Most of all he wants truthful reports 

 of cases where farmers have suffered injury 

 or annoyance from hunters. If any reader 

 can furnish such reports we hope they will 

 write Mr. Greene at once. 



