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WE WILL PAY TOP MARKET PRICE FOR 

 Ruffed Grouse, Prairie Chicken, Columbian Sharp- 

 tailed Grouse, Prairie Sharptailed Grouse, Canadian 

 Ruffed Grouse, Dusky Grouse. Also for Canvasback, 

 Bufflehead, Old Squaw, Golden-eye, Ring-bill and 

 Lesser Scaup Ducks. CHI LES & CO. , Mt. Sterling, Ky. 



WANTED—WHITE PEAFOWL, EITHER SEX. 

 Pied Peafowl, Soemmerring, Cheer, Hoki and German 

 Peacock Pheasants, Ruffed Grouse, and White Squirrels. 

 Also Swinhoes; state price and number. R A. CHILES 

 & CO., Mt. Sterling, Ky. 



GAME KGGS 



PHEASANT EGGS, PER DOZEV, ENGLISH RING- 

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

 and Reeves, $5.00; \iiiherst and Pure .viongolian, $6.00. 

 Write for circular describing brood coops, setting nests, 

 pheasant feed and pheasant book. SIMPSON'S PHEAS- 

 ANT FARM, Corvallis, Oregon. (25) 



WILD AND BRONZE TURKEY EGGS— CHICKEN 



eggs. Handsome Catalog, 2 cent stamp, showing pure 

 wild gobbler from the mountain. VALLEY VIEW 

 POULTRY FARM, Belleville, Pa. (241 



PHEASANT EGGS PER DOZEN 

 Golden, Silver, four dollars; Ringneck, three dollars; 

 Amherst, eight dollars, also Buff Wyandottes, prize win- 

 ers, Pen, 1 hve 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 doller 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 BRED 



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

 the order received. All eggs strictly fresh when shipped. 

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



RI.\G.\ECKED PHEASANT EGGS, $25.00 PER 



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



birds, $3.50 each. F. SHAW, Marlborough, N. Y. (25) 



PHASIANUS TORQUATUS — PURE CHINESE 

 Pheasant Eggs from Wild blood Oregon Stock; guar- 

 anteed fresh, fertile. April eggs $3.50 dozen. LINN 

 RINGNECK RANCH, Albany, Oregon : situated in Linn 

 County, where pheasants were first liberated in Oregon 

 and where thev are today most abundant. 



WILD MALLARD EGGS-FROM FINE, VIGOROUS 



birds on stream range. Also White Pekin Ducks and Mam. 

 moth Bronze Turkeys at $2.50 per doz., $15.00 per 100 

 Place order now to insure delivery when season opens' 

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



MALLARD EGGS, $3.50 PER 13. PHEASANTS EGGS 



of all kinds. All kinds of Pheasants, Pigeons, Water 



fowl and Pet Stock. Write your wants. BOIES, Mill- 



brook. N. Y. 



WILD MALLARD DUCK EGGS— $12.00 HUNDRED, 

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

 Dozen. Mail draft. BRRMAN CO. Danville. 111. 



FOR SALE — GOLDEN PHEASANT EGGS FROM 

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



BANTAM AND PH RASA. NT HG(,S JAPANESE 

 Silkies, Buff, White, Ulai-k Cocnin. Golden Seabright, 

 $2.5odozen. Chinese PhtM-art «3.^o Golden $4, Silver $5. 

 Pure Mongolian «o. DOTY S PHE.ASA ^TKY, Marmo-, 

 Oregon. 



GA.»fE,KE:E:PER.S 



GAMEKEEPER WAN r E.D-MAKRIED OR SINGLE. 

 One who had some expeneice raising young Pheasanis 

 or Wild Duck. Fully state qualiications and vvages ex- 

 pected. Room and board furnished. Good posiiion l'>r 

 right man. JOHN R. ANDERSON, 649 Washington 

 Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois. 



SITUATION WANTED-HEAD GAMEKEEPER OR 

 Superintendent of large estate or game preserve. Very 

 capable man to show sport. Thoroughly experienced 

 rearing pheasants, partridge, quail and wild ducks. 

 Management of incubators hatching pheasant and duck 

 eggs. Also breeding, training and handling high class 

 shooting dogs. Excellent trapper, competent manager. 

 Reference present employer. GAMEKEEPER, 157 East 

 69th St., New York. 



WANTED— HEAD GAMEKEEPER FOR SMALL 

 preserve on a noted private estate. Married man pre- 

 ferred and one that is experienced with pigeons and the 

 production of squabs. Must be thoroughly qualified 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. 



SITUATION WANTED TO BREED GAME, LONG 



experience in the old country. Good references. 



f-RANK HORACEK, care of The Game Breeder, 150 



^assau St., N. Y. 



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. Dillage Vann, Esq., Dillage Memorial. 

 Building, Syracuse, N. Y. JOHN H. JOHNSON, 

 Balduinsville, N. Y., R. F. D. 4. 



WANTED — SITUATION AS HEADKEEPER, 

 Thoroughly understand raising of all species of game. 

 Also trapping and dog breaking. Fifteen years' experience 

 in this country. Married, no family. Best of references 

 from former employers. J. H., care of Game Breeder, 

 150 Nassau St., N. Y. City. 



IF YOU WANT A THOROUGH MAN READ THIS: 

 A practical and reliable manager, widely experienced 

 here and abroad in breeding and rearing ornamental land 

 and waterfowl, English pheasants, partridge, quail, wild 

 turkeys, wild ducks, etc.; the management of Incu- 

 bators for hatching pheasant and. duck eggs. And a 

 handler and tiainer of field, trail and high class shooting 

 dogs. A capable man to show sport. Excellert trapper of 

 vermin. A reliable and trustworthy, all-around manager. 

 Address J. H. WISE, 157 East 69th St., N ew York City. 



GAMEKEEPER'S SON SEEKS SITUATION AS 



Gamekeeper. 10 years' references from England aiid 



America, well up in all duties of gamekeeper. Apply 



DAVID GORDON, Bernardsville, New Jersey. '22' 



BOOKS 



OUR BOOK DESCRIBES FULLY THE 200 MOST 

 valuable roots, herbs, etc., used in medicine. How to 

 gather and prepare. War Prices and Address °fpuyers 

 postpaid, only 20c. ROOF & HERB COMPANY, West 

 Milan, N . H. 



REARING PHEaSAMTS 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^ 



•OUR FEATHERED GAME." BY D. W. HUNT- 

 ington, contains portraits of all American yiiSebirdsand 

 shooting scenes in color. Postpaid $2.00. THE GAAIC 

 BREEDER, 150 Nassau St., New York. 



•OUR BIG GAME,' BY D. W. HUNTINGTON, 



c mains portraits and descripiions of all American big 



gamea'nimals Postpaid $2.00. THE GAME BREEDER, 



150 Nassau St , N Y. 



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



Huntington. A practical book on wild duck breeding 



for vport and for profit. Postpaid $1.50. THE GAME 



BRKKDER, 150 Nassau St., N. V. 



Tj/^/^-r^Q Fox Hunters. Trappers, Fur Traders. 

 JDL-'WrVO Ta.xiderinists, Fishermen, Sportsmen. 

 Camoers. Pr(>M)ccto^^, Kur Farmers, (.inscnu ,1 id r.uKlcn 

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

 each THE GA.ME BREEDER, 150 Nassau St.. N. Y. 



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