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WANTED-75 OR loo PHEASANTS FOR BROOD 

 stock, will take them in a bunch or in small lots. Birds 

 to be delivered before the last of March. Would like them 

 to run 3 to .. Address, R. E. BULLOCK, Scarboro 

 Beach, Maine. 



WE WILL PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR 

 Ruffed Grouse, Prairie Chicken, Columbian Sharp- 

 tailed Grouse, Piairie Sharptailed Grouse, Canadian 

 Ruffed Grouse, Dusky Grouse. Also for Canvasback, 

 Bufflehead, Old Squaw, Golden-eye. Ringbill and 

 Lesser Scaup Ducks. CHILES&CO., Mt. Sterling, Ky. 



WANTED—WHITE PEAFOWL, EITHER SEX. 

 Pied Peafowl Soemmtrring, Cheer, Hokl and German 

 Peacock Pheasants. Ruffed Grouse, and White Squirrels^ 

 Also SiAinhues; state price acid number. R. A. CHILES 

 & CO., Ml Sterling. Ky. 



GAMC EGGS 



PHEASANT EGGS, PER DOZEn, KNGLISH RING- 

 neck, $3.00; Pure Chinese, $3.50; Golden, $4.00; Silver 

 and Reeves, $5.00; A.mherst and Pure iVIongolian, $6.00. 

 Write for circular describint; brood coops, --etting nests, 

 pheasant feed and pheasant book. SIMPSON'S PHEAS- 

 ANT FARM, Corvallis, Oregon. (25) 



WILD AND BRONZE TURKEY EGGS— CHICKEN 



eggs. Handsome i aialog, 2 cent stamp, showing pure 



wild gobbler from the mountain. VALLEY VIEW 



POULTRY FARM, Belleville, Pa. (24) 



PHEASANT EGGS PER DOZEN 

 Golden, Silver, four dollars; kingneck, three dollars; 

 Amherst, eight dollars, also Buff W>andottes, prize win- 

 ers, Pen, 1 nve dollars ; Pen, 2 three dollars. One dollar 

 deposit insures early delivery. T. A. MENDENHALL, 

 Greenville, Ohio. i23) 



PHEASANT EGGS — PER DOZEN, GOLDEN $5.00, 

 Ringneck $3.50. One doUer deposit now insures early 

 spring delivery. "Goldbank" M B. Turkeys. Big boned, 

 lusty young toms, $5.00 up. 

 6t MRS. IVER CHRISTENSON Jamestown, Kan. 



RINGNECK PHEASANT EGGS FROM PURE KRED 



Stock. $3.00 per setting of 15 egtjs. All orders filled in 



the order received. All eggs strictly fresh when shipped. 



EDWARD W. DOLAN, Worthington, Minn. (25) 



RI.NGNECKED PHEASANT EGGS, $25.00 PER 



hundred ; $3.50 per dozen. Also a number of young cock 



birds, S3.50 each. F. SHAW, Marlborough, N. Y. (251 



Ef^GS FROM WILD MALLARDS AT $1.50 PER 

 dozen. Birds Sr.50 each. Fall will s on be here. 

 E.G. SHOVVliRS, onalaska. Wis 



WILD MALLARD EGGS-FROM FINE, VIGOROUS 

 birdson stream ransje. Also White Pekin Ducks and Mam- 

 moth Bronze Turkeys at $2.50 per doz., $15.00 per loo. 

 Place order now to insure delivery when season opens. 

 INGERSOLL, Wah-Wah-Taysee Lodge, Buffalo, Minn. 



WILD .MALLARD DUCK EGGS-S!i2.oo HUNDRED, 

 no limit. $1.50 Dozen. English Caller Eggs, $3.00 

 Dozen. Mail draft. BJR.EMAN CO.. Danville, 111. 



FOR SALE — GOLDEN PHEASANT EGGS FROM 

 non-related birds. S. H. GARNER, Attleboro, Mass. 



BANTAM AND PHEASANT EGGS JAPANESE 

 Silkies, Buff, White, Black Cochin, Golden Seabright, 

 $2.50 dozen. Chinese Phea>^ant f 3. 50 Golden $4, Silver $5. 

 Pure Mongolian $0. DOTY'S PHEASA NTRY, Marmoi, 

 Oregon. 



RINGNECK PHEASANT EGGS. $2 75 PER DOZEN. 

 Silver Pheasant. $3.50 per dozen. G. M. GILLETTE, 

 Cherokee, Iowa. 



ENGLISH RINGNECK PHEASANTS EGGS FOR 

 sale— $2.50 a dozen. ISAAC SPENCER, 10 Wayne 

 Ave., Ipswich, Mass. 



RINGNECK EGGS $25 PER HUNDRED AND GOL- 



den 86.00 per setting ot 13 eggs. Young cock birds 

 for sale »3.6oeach. Mrs. EDGAR TIL TON. Suffern. N.Y. 



CHINESE RING NECK PHEASANT EGGS. 113) 



eggs $3.00. J. W. FURNSIDE, 412 Brandy wi..e Ave., 



Schenectady, N. Y. ' 



FOR SALE-RINGNECK PHEASANT EGGS FROM 



pens of special mating grouped in different lucahlies— 



$3.00 for IS. Dk. HOLMAN', Attleboro, Mass. 



GAMEKEEPERS 



WANTED-COMBINATlON GAME KEEPER AND 

 kennel man lor Long Island Estate Good po.MMonlor 

 right man Exceptional references required. Phone 

 E A QUARLES, Barclay 7730, for appnintinent, or ad- 

 dress hitn at 2273 Woo worih Building, N ew Ycrk C^ity. 



GAMEKEEPER WaNTED-MARRIED OR SINGLE. 

 One who had some experience raising young Pheasants 

 or Wild Duck Fully state qualifications and wages ex- 

 pected Room and board furnished. Good posiiion lor 

 right man. JOHN R. ANDERSON, 649 Washington 

 Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois. 



WANTED— HEAD GAMEKEEPER FOR SMALL 

 preserve on a noted private estate. Married man pre- 

 ferred and one that is experienced with pigeons and tne 

 production of squabs. Must be thoroughly qualihed in 

 every way and have a good record of proven ability. 

 Apply fully to Mr. PULTZ, in care of Game Breeder, 

 150 Nassau St., N. Y. City. 



GAMEKEEPER WISHES RE-ENGAGEMENT. 

 First class rearer of game-life experience— single- 

 age 42 years Ten years in America. Testimonials, 

 furnished as to character and ability. Refer by per- 

 mission to J. DiUage Vann, Esq , Dillage MemonaL 

 Building, Sy.acuse, N. Y. JOHN H. JOHNSON, 

 Baldwinsville, N Y., R F. D. 4- 



BOOK5 



WANTED COPIES OF THE GAME BREEDER FOR 

 April and July, iqi6. We will pay 20 cents each lo/ / lew 

 copies of these numbers in good condition. Address 

 CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT, THE GAME 

 BREEDER, 150 Nassau St., New York. 



-LUMINOUS BODIES." A VERY INTERESTING 

 and instructive volume, by Chailes Hallock. Price, 

 $1.00. Ari<1re.«s : Sportsmen's Review Publisliing CO., i, 

 W. Sixth St.. Cincinnati, O 



OUR BOOK DESCRIBES FULLY THE 200 MOST 

 valuable roots, herbs, etc., used in medicine. "0*^0 

 oafher and nreoare War Prices and Address ot Buyers 

 ^ostpLd^on'lyfcc -ROOT & HERB COMPANY, West 

 Milan, N.H. 



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. h 



"OUR FEATHERED GAME," BY D. W. HUNT- 



ington. contains portraits of all American S^ame birdsand 



shooting scenes in color. Postpaid $2.00. THE GAME 



BREEDER, 150 Nassau St , Ne w York. 



"OUR BIG GAME,' BY D. W. HUNTINGTON^ 



c ntains portraits and descriptions of all Ainerican big 



game animals Postpaid $2.00. THE GAME BREEDER, 



130 Nassau St . N Y. 



"OUR WILD FOWL AND WADERS." BY D W. 



Huntington. A practical book on wild djick breediiig 

 for sport and for profit. Postpaid $2.00. '1 H E GAME 

 BREHDER, 150 Nassau St., N. Y. 



•o/^r^I^Q Fox Hunters, Trappers, Fur Traders, 

 1JWWIA.O Taxidermists, JFishermen, Sportsmen, 

 Campers, Prospectors Fur Farmers, (iinscni; and Golden 

 Seal Growers, etc. By A. R. Harding. Price 60 cents 

 each. THE dAMfi BREEDER, 150 Nassau St , N. Y. 



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