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RKCREA TION. 



Barred j 

 Plymouth !; 



RockS are || 



THE MOST PROFITABLE FOWLS 



Easy to raise, large, superior for the table, best 

 egg producers. Thrive in small space. The 

 fancier's favorite. EGGS, $2.00 PER 13, 

 FORTY FOR $5.00. All from purest bred, 

 high-scoring birds. Packed to ship perfectly I 

 ANY DISTANCE. Plymouth Rock booklet free. ( 



LA PI I IflTT CITY VIEW FARM, 

 • /Y. CLLILM I , iowa city, iowa. 



White and Buff Wyandottes 



BRED FOR UTILITY AND BEAUTY 



My egg record has never been equalled by any White 

 Wyandotte breeder. 



I won 3 ribbons out of 5 in the great New York Show. 



At the Riverside Show in California, in hot company, 

 composed of both Eastern and Western birds, I won istand 

 3rd in cocks, 1st in pul ets, and special lor the highest 

 scoring bird in the entire show. 



W. E. MACK, Woodstock, Vt. 



Mamma — Why did you let him kiss you? 



Daughter — Well, he was so nice ; he 

 asked me 



"But haven't I told you you must learn 

 to say 'No' ?" 



"That's what I did say. He asked me if 

 I'd be very angry if he kissed me." — Troy 

 Times. 



"Jonas, they keep furs in cold storage 

 now." 



"They do? Well, I don't think we are 

 going to take extra ice for that little 

 scuffed-out rabbit-skin-seal collar of yours ; 

 I've got all I can do to meet the regular 

 bills!" 



For Sale: Live Buffalo, Elk, Mountain 

 Sheep, Antelope, Mule Deer, , Wolves, 

 Black, Brown, Cinnamon and Grizzly 

 Bears. Prompt and careful shipments. 



Hunting and tourist parties outfitted and 

 guided, at reasonable rates. Expert guides 

 always employed. 



References: Arthur Brown, Supt., Phila- 

 delphia Zoo; E. M. Bigelow, Chief, Dept. 

 of Parks, Pittsburgh, Pa.; W. T. Horna- 

 (\iy, Director, N. Y. Zoo Garden and G. O. 

 Shields, Editor Recreation. 



Address Howard Eaton. Medora, N. D. 



IN ANSWERING ADS, IF YOU 

 WILL KINDLY MENTION REC- 

 REATION YOU WILL GREATLY 

 OBLIGE THE EDITOR. 



TAXIDERMY 



GAME HEADS, PANELS, DEC- 

 ORATIONS FOR DENS, ETC. 



A specialty madeof mounting entire collections, restor- 

 ing torn or damaged specimens and all difficult woik. 

 Tanning and Mounting of Sportsmen's Trophies. 



School of Taxidermy 



Dealer in supplies and specimens, Indian Curios, 

 Baskets and Bead Work. 



A. E- COLBURN, 



1233 Q Street, Washington, D. C. 



Send stamp for Prospectus, Catalogue, etc. 



Taxidermist's Materials 



Glass Eyes for Stuffed Birds and Animals 

 Oologist's and Entomologist's Supplies 



Send jc. in stamps for Catalogue 



FRED. KAEMPFER 

 88 State Steet, Chicago, 111 



Taxidermy work done in all its branches 



HIGH CLASS 



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Finest Mounted Work for Museums, Schools 

 and Private Collections. Scientific Skins, with 

 Full Data. Correspondence Solicited. 



R. D. HOYT, 



Seven Oaks, Fla. 



Examiner — Now, children, who can tell 

 me what an epidemic is? What! None of 

 you ? Let me prompt your memory. It is 

 something that spreads. And now — ah, I 

 see one of you knows. What is it, my lit- 

 tle friend? 



"Jam, sir."— Bloomington Pantagraph. 



P'NE MOUNTED GAME HEADS. 

 BIRDS, ETC., for sale at unheard-of prices. 

 Send 10 cents for photos. 

 JOHN CLAYTON, Taxidermist, Lincoln, Maine. 



EGGS FOR HATCHING 



From twenty varieties 

 of land and waterfowls 



> Large circular free by mentioning 

 Recreation 



W. E.MORRISON 



Fox Lake, Wisconsin 



Have you sent for one of the L. A. S. 

 show cards? If not you should do so at 

 once. Every member of the League should 

 display one. 



