RECREATION 



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ADVERTISER 



POULTRY 



nrilE World's Best in Buff Orpingtons, Game Fighting 

 Fowls and Dancing Ducks. 



Prof. A. F. Graham, Cameron, N. C. 



p OULTRY PAPER, 44 pages, illustrated, 25c. per year. 

 4 months' trial, 10c. ; sample free. 64-page practical 

 poultry book free to yearly subscribers; book alone, 10c. 

 Catalog poultry books free. 



Poultry Advocate, Syracuse, N. Y. 



■pPSHEL'S White Plymouth Rocks are the most beauti- 

 -*■ ful and profitable of all fowls, and are conceded the 

 "Best in the World." Send three two-cent stamps for 

 48-page catalogue. The finest poultry catalogue ever 

 issued. Poultry, Ponies, Pigeons and Dogs. 



U. R. Fishel, Box 98, Hope, Ind. 



DUCKS 



W ILD MALLARD DUCKS FOR SALE 

 Frank P. Matteson, Dav 



Davisville, R. I. 



WILD DUCKS, Pin Tail, Blue and Green Wing Teal, 

 $2.00 each. Also two prairie wolves, $5.00 for 

 the two. Medford Farm, Nickerson, Kan. 



EAGLES 



A LIVE BALD EAGLE. Fine specimen, age six. Who 

 ■*"*■ wants it? Sell to highest offer. Reason for selling, 

 going to Canada. 



John J. Hynde, Puncsutawney, Pa. 



\\7E WERE THE PIONEERS IN SQUABS. Our Horn- 

 "" ers are straight bred and unexcelled for size. W r e 

 have supplied equipment for many of the finest estates 



©my* in America. Our plant is the largest and best 

 CO in the world. During the past year we sold 

 ^,^55^ more Homers than all other pigeon breeders 

 C^UO and importers in America combined. There is 

 ^^ ^-^ a reason for this; look around before buying. 

 We publish a full line of printed matter, covering every 

 detail of this rich industry. Send for our Free Book, 

 "How to Make Money with Squabs." Visitors welcome 

 at our plant and Boston office. Address, f^plf^Pl 



&}> ffil f^2 ffO, ffO, Plymouth Rock Squab Co., ^^^^ 

 V^ ^^ ^§7 ^zfy ^=y 402 Howard Street, Melrose, Mass. 



SPECIAL SIXTY DAY OFFER. 



Just to introduce our Selected Imported Belgian 

 Homers, we will give FREE a complete outfit for breed- 

 ing squabs. Send 4 cents in stamps for our special 

 offer circular which tells you all. There are no better 

 Homers in America than our birds, and our prices are 

 lower than any other firm. Remember, we are the larg- 

 sst importers in America. We also have all kinds of 

 Pneasants, Swan, Peacocks, Wild and Fancy Waterfowls, 

 Turkeys, White Guineas, Poultry, Collie Dogs, Fancy 

 Pigeons and Imported Angora Cats. Write for what 

 you want. Cape Cod Squab, Poultry and Game Farm, 



Box G, Wellfleet, Mass. 



F)0 YOU USE RUBBER STAMPS? We make the 

 best rubber stamps and stencils in New York. Pro- 

 tectograph, the best safety check protector made. Rubber 

 Type Alphabets, 5 A fonts, $1.10 postpaid. Send postal 

 for circular. 



Abram Aarons, 16 J4 University Place, N. Y. 



GUNS 



UNS, SPORTING GOODS, etc., to exchange for 

 Stamp or Coin Collection. 



John P. Cooper, 38 Peter's Place, ' 

 Red Bank, N. J. 



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ANTED: A Shape's hammerless rifle (not musket) 

 in good condition. Address, with best terms, 



Geo. Ogle, Molalla, "Ore. 



I had eighteen (18) chances to sell that 

 $60 Sauer gun I advertised in the October 

 issue. This was so encouraging that I have 

 arranged for a half-dozen more which I will 

 dispose of at the same price. Remember, 

 this is the opportunity of a lifetime and that 

 I shall not be able to obtain any more of 

 these magnificent $80 weapons this winter. 

 My price is $60. 



The guns are hammerless. with heavy 

 doll's head extension rib, nicelv engraved 

 locks of the genuine Anson and Deely sys- 

 tem, the stock is of selected Italian walnut, 

 the barrels are of Krupp's genuine fluid 

 steel, 12 gauge, and 30-inch barrels. Any 

 drop or an, boring to suit individual needs. 



Frank Ford, Information Bureau, Recreation, 

 23 West 24th Street, New York City. 



MISCELLANEOUS 



ARTIES wishing to hunt or fish in West Florida, write 

 to W. P. Dunlap, Apalachicola, Fla., for information. 



SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS 



Q OLLECTOR OF SOUVENIR CARDS: Join the ex- 

 change and receive beautiful post-cards for your 

 collection from collectors all over the country. Member- 

 ship, ten cents; send stamps or silver. Do it now. 



International Souvenir Post-Card Exchange, 



Dept. R., Box 1332, Springfield, Mass. 



COINS 



d?f Hj. PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS; $4 paid 

 •^J'/J for 1804 dimes; $15 paid for 1858 dollars; 



big prices paid for hundreds of other dates; keep all 

 money coined before 1879 and send 10 cents at once 

 for a set of two coin and stamp value books. It may 

 mean a fortune to you. 



Address C F. Clarke, Agent, 



Le Roy, N. Y., Dept. 3. 



GUIDES 



gIG GAME. _ Hunting on the Head Waters of the 

 Stickine River. I am better prepared than ever to 

 furnish outfits, pack horses and guides for the season 

 1905. Moose, caribou, Stone's sheep, goat, black, brown 

 and grizzly bear are all killed within one hundred miles 

 of Telegraph Creek. Season opens September 1st. 



References: Andrew J. Stone, J. R. Bradley, T. T. 

 Reese. J. Frank Callbreath, Telegraph Creek, B. C. 



Via Wrangle, Alaska. 



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