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RECREATION. 



SPECIAL TO THE FALL TRADE 



Special ^^P Factory 



Price ^ttHkJsSS^s^ _ List 



BALTIMORE HAMMERLESS 



The me:hanism of the Baltimore Gun has fewer parts than any 

 other gun made, and combines strength, simplicity, durability and 

 good workmanship, making a gun not equaled by any other for the 

 money. Best English stub twist barrels specially tested and bored 

 for hard shooting. Guaranteed for black and smokeless powders. 

 Patent snap fore-end, matted extension rib, with patent lever cross- 

 bolt. English walnut stock and fore-end, nicely checkered. 



We can furnish this gun in 12 gauge only ; 28-inch and 30-iuch 

 barrels, 6 3-4 lbs. to 7 3-4 lbs. The drop at heel will range from 2 5-8 

 to 3-inch. Regular .factory price $33. Special price $22. Sent 

 C. 0. D. Privileged to examine on receipt of $2. 



Our 96 page illustrated catalogue of everything for the shooter and 

 sportsman sent upon receipt of six cents in stamps. 



CHAS. J. GODFREY, 4 Warren St., N. Y. 



Mention Recreation 



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"Collan-OiT' 



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renders shoes and 

 harness positively 



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LEATHER 



DRESSING 



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RUST * 

 PREVENTER 



WATERPROOF 



Used by the U. S 

 the Army and Navy 

 and National Guard. 



Send 25c. for trial can. 

 AGENTS WANTED 



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 Dept. A. 



5 for terms and circulars 



R. BUCKELEW 



M Chambers St.,N. Y. 



Practical Common Sense CAMP 

 in 6 Sizes. STOVE 



Either with or with- 

 out oven. The light- 

 est, strongest, most 

 compact, practical 

 stove made. Cast 

 combination sheet 

 steel top, smooth out- 

 side, heavy lining in 

 fire box and around 

 oven, holds its shape, telescopic pipe carried inside the 

 stove. Burns large wood and keeps fire longer than any 

 other. Used by over 9,000 campers and only one stove 

 returned. 



For catalogue giving full particulars, mention Recrea- 

 tion and address 



D. W. CREE, Manufacturer, Griggsville, III. 



THE 



1904 Model 



LEATHER-COVERED Pneu- 



matic Recoil Pad is now per- 

 fect. No pump, no valve, no 

 recoil, no iiinch, no headache, 

 no bruised shoulders, no 

 money if not satisfactory and 

 returned at once. 



PRICE, #1.50 



J. R. WINTERS 



Clinton, Mo. 



Don't forget that a. year's sub- 

 scription to Recreation is the best 

 thing yo\i can give a. ma.n or a boy 

 for a Chri»tm«ui present. 



The Central Vermont Railway 



GREEN MOUNTAIN ROUTE 



is the popular line to Montpelier, Burlington, St. Albans, 

 Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago, 

 and the West. Three Solid Trains Daily between 

 Boston, New York and Springfield without change. 



The 8:00 a. m. train from New York, 12:30 p. m. train from 

 Springfield and 11:30 a. m. train from Boston consolidate at 

 White River Junction and are run as one solid train to 

 Montreal and Chicago, carrying Standard and Tourist 

 Sleepers to Chicago without change; also Parlor cars and 

 High back coaches to New York and Boston to Montreal 

 without change. 



Rates via this line as low as any other line. 



Write for "Summer Homes," giving full information in 

 regard to summer homes in Vermont and on Lake Champlain 

 also in Canada, to 



Mr. A. W. ECCLESTONK, Mr. T. H. HANLEY, 



Southern Pass. Agt., New England Pass. Agt., 



385 Broadway, New York. 360 Washington St., Boston, Mas. 



Mr. A. C. STONEGRAVE, C. F. & P. A., 



134 St. James St., Montreal, P. Q. 



WAR ON THE TICKET SCALPERS. 

 Judge Grosscup, of the United States 

 Circuit Court, has issued an order re- 

 straining 19 Chicago ticket scalpers from 

 dealing in any railroad tickets or the 

 unused portions thereof which are not 

 transferable. If this order is made perma- 

 nent it will practically put the ticket dealers 

 out of business. The City Council of 

 Nashville, Tenn., has also recently adopted 

 an ordinance defining the business known 

 as that of ticket broker or dealer. In that 

 city Moses Henlin, who conducted a ticket 

 brokerage office, was indicted a short time 

 ago by the Grand Jury of Davidson county 

 for uttering forged or altered tickets or 

 passes. He pleaded guilty and was sen- 

 tenced to 15 days in the workhouse and 

 to pay a fine of $500. — Brooklyn Standard 

 Union. 



The winter is here and one of the most 

 effective ways of protecting yourself 

 against the cold weather is by providing a 

 liberal supply of Jaeger underwear. The 

 Jaeger Sanitary Woolen Company appre- 

 ciates the good sense of Recreation readers 

 to such an extent as to advertise regularly 

 in this magazine, and if you have not a copy 

 of their catalogue it would be well to get 

 one at once. It can be obtained through 

 their office at 85 Fifth avenue, New York, 

 or in one of their branch stores in any of 

 the leading cities. When writing them 

 please mention Recreation. 



Free: — Black Squirrels and^ Parti-Col- 

 ored Squirrels. — Will send a pair of either 

 kind of these rare, and beautiful pets to any 

 one who will send me 12 new yearly sub- 

 scriptions to Recreation. Will send a pair 

 of handsome Fox Squirrels for 6 new 

 yearly subscriptions or a pair of cute little 

 Flying Squirrels for only 2 new subscrip- 

 tions. For 5 new yearly subscriptions I 

 will give a tame young Raccoon. Safe de- 

 livery of animals guaranteed to all parts 

 of U. S. or Canada. E. F. Pope, Colmes- 

 neil. Tex. 



The Ithaca gun received and is more than 

 satisfactory in every respect. 



D. J. Murphy, Rochester, N. Y. 



