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THE GAME BREEDER 



AIREDALE TERRIERS 



Most Popular Dog to-day because of sterling merit. IDEAL FOR POULTRYMAN, 



guards birds, kills rats skunks. INDISPENSABLE IN ('RCHAKD. PEERLEbS WATCH DOG for 

 home, family, stock. Easy keeper. SPLENDID PLAYMATE for children. ABSOLUI ELY FEAR- 

 LESS (used by Allies in trenches), faithful, highly intelligent, a "one man" dog. HIGHLY PBOFITABIE, 

 good bitch earns upward $200 yearly, pups easily reared, readily sold Puppies, grown dogs, bred bitch, 

 from FINEST AIREDALE BLuoD IN WORLD, pedigreed, registered, certined. AT STUD. Haielock 

 Goldsmith, magnificent imported son internationally famous Ch. Crompton Ooratig,fee $15; express bitches 

 to Weston, N. |. Safe delivery, honorable dealing, satisfaction guaranteed. Booklet andreferenceitonrequeiit, 



VIBERT KENNEL. Box 11a. Weston, N. J. 



DOGS 



NORWEGIAN BEAR DOGS. IRISH WOLFHOUNDS, 

 English bloodhounds, Russian wolfhounds, American fox- 

 hounds, lion, cat, deer, wolf, coon and varmint dogs. AH 

 trained. Shipped on trial. Satisfacfion guaranteed or 

 money refunded Purchaser to decide. Fifty page h'ghly 

 illustrated catalogue, 5c. stamp. ROOKWOOD KEN- 

 NELS, Lexington, Kentucky. 



THE BLUE GRASS FARM KEl^fNELS, of Berry, Ky., 

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

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

 mint and rabbit haunds, bear and lion hounds, also An e- 

 <iale terriers. All dogs shipped on trial, purchaser to 

 judge the quality, satisfaction guaranteed or money re- 

 funded. Si.xty page, highly illustrated, instructive and 

 interesting catalogue for ten cents in stamps or coin. 



MISCBI^I^A-NEOUS 



SEND 25 CENTS FOR INFORMATION AND PRICE 

 list of the most profitable furbearing animal, the Black 

 Siberian Hare. SIBERIAN HARE CO., Hamilton, 

 Canada. 



PHEASANT MOTHERS— COCHIN BANTAMS Su- 

 perior to Silkies, all others. 1=; eggs, Buff or While, 

 $2.00. Hardy, attractive little fowl-flesh — eminently use- 

 ful on the pheasantry. LINN RINGNECK RANCH, 

 Albany, Oregon. 



MEAL WORMS! A CHOICE INSECT FOOD FOR 

 young pheasants, quail, wild turke. s. etc. Your young 

 birds need pie ty of insect life and will get it, if you will 

 supply them Meal Worms. The yellow worms are best. 

 The many orders, and repeat or.iers. received last 

 season for this choice, clean, natural in.sect food, is proof 

 that those who fed them were pleased ''ith tho result. 

 Would you like to try them? I c<n supply your r.eeds. 

 500 at $1.00; 1000 at $1.50; 5000 at $5.00 : 10,000 at $7.50. 

 All e.tpress prepaid east of, or to the Mississippi River. 

 C B KERN, 12 East Main St., Mount Joy, Pa. 



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large Game Preserve For Sale 



Robinson Crusoe'slsland outdone !~ST.VINCENT 

 ISLAND, FLA., in the Gulf of Mexico, containing 

 over 13,000 acres of pine forest, fresh water lakes, 

 grassy savannas, wild boar, native Virginia and 

 Osceoladeer also imported Indian deer, wild cattle, 

 turkeys, millions of ducks and all varieties of fish 

 The Island with bungalows, hunting lodges, 

 yachts, boats and vehicles, for sale to close an 

 estate. Easily protected. Many thiusand acres of 

 finest pine trees. Booklet sent on request. 



, //"or Information Inquire 



V. M. PIERCE 



663 Main Street Buffalo, N. Y. 



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DOG DISEASES 



And How to Feed 



America's 

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 Dog Remedies 



Mailed free to any address by 

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H. CLAY GLOVER CO., Inc. 

 118 West 31st Street, New York 



The Amateur Trainer 



By Ed. F. Haberlein 



A practical trainer of over 30 years' experience, whose 

 system is np to date and stands uneqoaled. 



Neil) Edition fast Oat. Illustrated. 

 A plain, practical and concise, yet thorough guide 

 in the art of training, handling and the correcting 

 of faults of the bird do? subservient to the gun 

 afield. Written especially for the novice, but 

 equally valuable to the experienced handler. By 

 following the instructions plainly given, every 

 shooter possessed of a little common sense and 

 patience can train his own dogs to perfection. 

 Paocr cover, $1.00; best full cloth binding and gold 

 embossed, $1.50. Addri-ss 



THE GAME BREEDER, 150 Nassau Street, N. Y. 



nSHEL'S FRANK 



The Best in 

 Pointers 



Puppies, Broken Dogs 



and Brood Bitches, by 



Champion Comanche 



Frank, Fishel's Frank 



and Champion Nicholas 



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Write me your wants, please- 



U. R. FISMEL 

 Box 35 HOPE, IND. 



FOODS 



WILD DUCKS' NATURAL FOODS Will attract 

 ■ them, rhesefoods 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. 



WILD DUCK FOODS 



Wild duck food plants, and seed. Wild Celery, Sago 

 Pond Weed, Widgeon grass, Red head grass, Chara 

 and other kinds. 



There are hundreds of thousands of acres of water 

 marshes where these, the best of duck foods, will grow 

 and hold the game. Write and learn how to do it. 

 WHITE'S GAME PRESERVE, Waterlily, N. C. 

 Currituck Sound. 



ACORNS 



An excellent food for deer, pheasants and wild ducks. 

 I can supply^ acorns by the bushel or in large lo's. 

 Write for prices, including shipping charges. W. R. 

 McLEAN, R. F. D., Eagle Springs, North Carolina. 



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