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Booking 



Orders for 



Eggs 



for Spring Delivery from the following vari- 

 eties of pheasants : Silver, Golden. Ringneck, 

 Lady Amherst, Formosan, White, Mongolian, 

 Reeves, Swinhoe, Versicolor. Impeyan, Soem- 

 mering, Manchurian Eared, Melanotus, Black- 

 throated Golden, Lineated and Prince of Wales. 



Also Wild Turkeys, Japanese Silkies, Long- 

 tails, and Mallard Ducks. S. C. Buff Orping- 

 ton and R. I. Red fowls. 



We also offer for sale five varieties of 

 Peafowl. Also Crane. Swan and Fancy Ducks, 

 Doves of several varieties. Deer. Jack 

 Rabbits 



Send $1. 00 in stamps for Colortppe Catalogue 



CHILES & COMPANY 



MT. STERLING KENTUCKY 



Member of The Game Guild 

 Member of The American Game Breeders Society 



TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 



CHINESE PHEASANT EGGS, $3.00 A DOZEN. CAM 

 use tame squirrel and Hungarian Partridge Eggs. 

 P W. SCHWEHM, 4219 4th Ave., N. E., Seattle, Wash- 

 ington^ 2t 



PHEASANTS WANTED 

 I will buy ringnecked pheasants regardless of sex at 

 long as they are strong, healthy birds, large and no 

 over two years old. Will purchase small or large n u m- 

 bers for cash. Reference by permission to the Game 

 Breeder. ROBT. BOWMAN, care Game Breeder, 

 150 Nassau St., New York, N. Y. 



BANTAMS — GOOD GENTLE BIRDS SUITABLE 

 for quail and pheasant breeding JOHN E. DARBY, 

 Prop., Maplehurst Poultry Farm, Croswell, Michigan. 



BANTAMS — WIL BERT'S FAMOUS BANTAMS. 

 Forty varieties. Shipped on approval. Catalog 3(5. 

 F. C. WILBERT, Grand Rapids, Michigan. 



WANTED 



Twenty=Five Sportsmen 



to join me in an exclusive hunting 

 and fishing club. Property in Orange 

 and Sullivan Counties, N. Y., adjoin- 

 ing the Hartwood Club, the Merrie- 

 wold Club and the famous Chester 

 W. Chapin game preserve. For par- 

 ticulars, apply to 



J. S. HOLDEN, PORT JERVIS, N.Y. 



FOR SALE, WELL-BRED SETTERS 



Dods Trained for Shooting. 



Youn^ Do^s Suitable for Training. 

 WRITE FOR PRICES 



THE RIVER LAWN K E N IN E L S 



Grand Island 



Erie Co., New York 



Member of The Game Guild 



DOGS 



EGGS 



HOUNDS-ALL KINDS. BIG50PAGE CATALOGUE 

 10£. ROOKWOOD KENNELS, Lexington, Kentucky. 



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



ofter 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. 



Subscribe for The Game Breeder, only 

 !l a year. 



TWO THOUSAND PHEASA.NT EGGS FOR SALE. 

 Pure Chinese, $3.50 per dozen. Ringnecks, Golden, 

 Silver and Mallard Duck, «3.00 per dozen. $20.00 per 

 hundred. CLASSIC LAKE WILD FOWL FARM, 

 Manzanita, Oregon. 4t 



RINGNECK PHEASANT EGGS FOR SALE. 825.00 



per 100. Golden Pheasant Eggs, 60c. each. Day old 



Pheasants, 60c. each. Booking orders now. Mrs. EDGAR 



TIlTON.Suffern, N.Y. 51 



STOCK AND EGGS OF RINGNECKS, LADY 

 Amherst, Golden and Silver Pheasants. Wild strain 

 Mallards. Japanese Silkies, Buff Cochin Bantams. 

 " Ringlet " Barred Plymouth Rock Chickens Peafowl. 

 MRS. IVER CHR1STENSON, Jamestown, Kansas. 

 No. 1. • 6t 



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