RECREA TION. 



XXIX 



caution:: 



Asa Protection against FRAUD 

 j&See that each package bears our 

 fes TRADE MARK andSIGNAWREL. 



Hayner's 



SEVIHYEAROLg, 



F%N£R DISTILLING CO- 



D-S'IIILLERSahdIMPOR^ 5 



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$3.20 



FOUR FULL 

 QUARTS 



Express Paid. 



DIRECT FROM DISTILLER 



TO CONSUMER 



Saving Middlemen's Profits, 



Preventing Possibility of Adulteration. 



We are distillers with a wide reputation of 30 years' stand- 

 ing. We sell to consumers direct so that our whiskey maybe 

 pure when it reaches you. Adulterated whiskey is dangerous, 

 abominable, yet it is almost impossible to get pure whiskey 

 from dealers. We have tens of thousands of customers who 

 never buy elsewhere. We want more of them and we make 

 this offer to get them: 



We will send four full quart bottles of Hayner's Seven Year Old 

 Double Copper Distilled Rye for $3.20, Express Prepaid. We 



ship in plain packages — no marks to indicate contents, (which will avoid 

 possible comment). When you get it and test it, if it isn't satisfactory 

 return it at our expense and we will return your $3.20. Such whiskey 

 cannot be purchased elsewhere for less than $5. 



We are the only distillers selling to consumers direct. 

 Others who claim to be are only dealers. Our whiskey has 

 our reputation behind it. 



References — Third Nat'l Bank, any business house in Dayton or Com'! Agencies . 



HAYNER DISTILLING CO., 267 to 273 West Fifth Street, Dayton, 0. 



P.S.- 



-Orders for Ariz., Colo., Cal., Idaho, Mont., Nev., N. Mex., Ore., Utah, 

 Wash., Wyo., must call for 20 quarts, by freight, prepaid. 



[We guarantee the above firm will do as agreed.— Editor. 



TELEPHONIC AMENITIES. 



Maud — What is it? Come over to your 

 house? When? 



Irene — This evening. 



Maud — Speak a little plainer. 



Irene — I said this evening. 



Maud — I can't hear you. 



Irene — This even — ing. This e — ven — 

 mg. Do — you — hear — that? 



Maud — Maybe you're too close to it. 

 Hold your mouth a little further away. 



Irene — Oh, get your earring out of the 

 'phone! 



Maud — Thanks. I don't wear any. I 

 haven't even holes in my ears. 



Irene (recovering her temper) — Haven't 

 you dear? No wonder you can't hear. Try 

 putting your nose to the 'phone. — Chicago 

 Tribune. 



The most awkward man in the world, 

 without doubt, lives in Tennessee. He re- 

 cently shot a dog, and in explaining the 

 matter to the dog's owner shot him. Later, 

 in showing how the tragedy occurred he 

 shot the coroner. He has been liberated 

 now for fear he w r ill try to explain it 

 to somebody else. — Jacksonville Times- 

 Union. 



I want the names of all the gun clubs in 

 the U. S. and Canada, and the names and 

 addresses of the Secretaries thereof. Read- 

 ers of Recreation will do me a valuable 

 service by kindly giving me such infor- 

 mation. 



Will some reader of Recreation kindly 

 tell me how to make a " dug out," or log 

 canoe. I should especially like to know 

 how to get an even thickness of the sides. 

 G. F. Roberts. Milton, Mass. 



WHAT THEY SAY OF THE PRE- 

 MIUMS. 



Eastman Kodak received O. K. I thank you very-much. 

 H. H. Clark, East' Angus, Que. 



I received the Marlin rifle O. K. and it is a hummer. 



G. H. Powers, East Syracuse, N. Y. 



I received the Blair cameia Saturday and think it is a 

 beauty. Kenneth Townsend, Amherst, N. S. 



K. and it is a beauty. 



Received the Bristol steel rod O. 

 Accept my sincere thanks for it. 



F. L. Wilcox, Asbury Park, N. J. 



My Prerao camera and tripod arrived O. K. to-day. Ac- 

 cept my sincere thanks for that which has been presented 

 to me for less than 2 days' work. 



O. M. Evans, Steubenville, O. 



