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RECREA TION. 



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These goods are all new, and 

 will be shipped direct from factory. 

 Prices named are those at which 

 manufacturers and dealers usually 

 sell. Here is a good chance to get 



A BOOK 

 A GUN 

 A CAMERA 

 A TYPEWRITER 

 A BICYCLE 



FREE OF COST«^^t 



Subscriptions need not all be 

 sent at once. They can be sent in 

 installments as taken and credit will 

 be given on account. When the 

 required number is obtained the 

 premium earned will be shipped. 



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To any person sending me 



TWO yearly subscriptions to Recreation at 

 $1 each, I will send a copy of Hunting in 

 the Great West, paper ; or a Czar Camera, 

 listed at $1. 

 THREE subscriptions at $1 each, a copy of 

 The Battle of the Big Hole, cloth. 



FOUR subscriptions at $1 each, a copy of 

 Camping and Camping Outfits, cloth. 



FIVE subscriptions at $1 each, a copy of 

 Cruising hi the Cascades, cloth ; or a Will- 

 sie Pocket Camera, valued at $5. It 

 makes a picture 2^x2§ inches and can be 

 loaded with 24 cut films. 



SIX subscriptions at $1 each, a copy of 

 American Game Fishes, cloth ; or a Baby 

 Hawkeye Camera, listed at $6. 



SEVEN subscriptions at $1 each, a copy of 

 The Big Game of North America, or of 

 The American Book of the Dog, cloth ; or a 

 Cyclone Camera, listed at $10. 



EIGHT subscriptions at $1 each, a Pocket 

 Kodak, made by the Eastman Kodak Co., 

 and valued at $5. 



TEN subscriptions at $1 each, a single-shot 

 Davenport Rifle ; or a Fishing rod, or a 

 Yawman and Erbe Automatic Reel, worth 

 $g ; or a Kenwood Sleeping Bag, worth 

 $10 ; or a No. 10 Gramophone, worth $10. 



TWELVE subscriptions at $1 each, a Manhat- 

 tan Improved Hand Camera, made by the 

 Manhattan Optical Co., and valued at $12. 



FIFTEEN subscriptions at $1 each, a Dav- 

 enport Single-barrel, breech-loading Shot- 

 gun, worth $15 ; or a Camera, worth $6 

 to $10 ; or a Kenwood Sleeping Bag, com- 

 plete with canvas cover, worth $16 ; or a 

 No. 2 Bullet Camera, loaded, worth $10. 



TWENTY subscriptions at $1 each, a 14- 

 karat Gold Hunting-case Watch, with 

 Elgin Movement, worth $20 ; or a Marlin 

 Repeating Rifle, listed at $20 ; or an Im- 

 proved Night-hawk Hand Camera, made 

 by the Manhattan Optical Co., and valued 

 at $25 ; or a No. 4 Bullseye Camera, made 

 by the Eastman Kodak Co., and worth $12. 



TWENTY-FIVE subscriptions at $1 each, a 

 No. 4 Bullet Camera, made by the East- 

 man Kodak Co., and worth $18 ; or a 

 Gramophone, valued at $25 ; or an Aus- 

 tralian Mosquito Tent valued at $25. 



THIRTY-FIVE subscriptions at $1 each, a 

 Forehand or a Syracuse Double-barrel 

 Hammerless Breech-loading Shot-gun, 

 worth $35 ; or a Camera, worth $25. 



FORTY subscriptions at $1 each, a Camera, 

 worth $30. 



FIFTY subscriptions at $1 each, a Marlin 

 Rifle, with fancy curled walnut stock, 

 pistol grip, checkered four-end, hand- 

 somely engraved, half octagon, half 

 magazine, with take down, listed at $50. 



SEVENTY-FIVE subscriptions at $1 each, a 

 Safety Bicycle, worth $85 to $100 ; or a Bo- 

 peep Camera, for 5x7 plates, made by the 

 Manhattan Optical Co., and valued at $90. 



ONE HUNDRED subscriptions at $1 each, 

 a fine Lefever Hammerless Gun, worth 

 $85 ; or a Bo-peep Camera, for 6-$x8£ 

 plates, made by the Manhattan Optical 

 Co., and valued at $120. 



