February, 1922 
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In the Big Cities, Along Blazed Trails and in the Small Villages Your Classified Advertisement 
if Printed Here Will Reach Thousands of Sportsmen 
Among these thousands are a great many that can use and that will pay money for the sporting equipment that you no longer need. 
Guns, rifles, canoes, boats, dogs, reels, fishing rods— all kinds of old hunting and fishing equipment — can be sold or exchanged here. 
Write a brief description of your possession — send it with a remittance of ten cents per word (Initials and numbers count as a word). 
We accept stamps, coin, money orders or checks. Remittance must be enclosed with order. March classified columns close January 30th. 
The Market Place, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 4-Oth St., New York, N. Y 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE 27c.; 
half-dollar size 53c. ; eagle cent and catalogue, lOc. 
Norman Schultz, Box 146, Colorado Springs, Col. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE 
and German 5pf., .30c. : Italy 20c., and catalog 
10c. Homer Schultz, King City, Mo. 
BINOCULARS 
LEM A IRE BINOCULARS — WORLD’S 
standard. All sizes, including Instantly Converti- 
ble 8-10-12x. Three binoculars in one. Most 
wonderful glass made. No “Cancelled War Or- 
der,’’ “Army,” etc., glasses handled. List F2. 
DuMaurier Company, Elmira, N. Y. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
BIG MONEY AND FAS’T SALES. EVERY 
owner buys gold initials for his auto. You charge 
$1..50, make $1.35. Ten orders daily easy. Write 
for particular^ and free samples. American Mono- 
gram Co. Dept. 34, East Orange, N. J. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
ing for newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 
necessary ; details free. Press Syndicate, 529, St. 
Louis, Mo. 
STORIES, PpEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript or 
write Literary Bureau, 518 Hannibal, Mo. 
THOSE OUT OF EMPLOYMENT OR 
I wishing to increase present income, communicate 
I with Chautauqua Commercial Agency, James- 
: town. N. Y. 
GUIDES 
MOOSE, CARIBOU, GOAT, GRIZZLY, 
blacl^ and brown bear ; also spring bear hunting. 
Thompson Bros., guides, Barkerville, B. C. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
A REAL BARGAIN; SAVAGE 32-40 WITH 
I reloading tools and 1,000 cartridges. B. T. 
Spyker, Neptune, Wisconsin. 
AUTOMATIC PISTOLS AT RIDICULOUS- 
ly low prices. No. 102, .25-cal. 7-shot automatic, 
$9.75. No. 502, .32-cal. blue steel military model, 
10-shot automatic, $12. Extra magazine free. All 
goods sold by us are brand new and guaranteed to 
be absolutely satisfactory after examination, or 
money back. Send no money. Just send your 
name, address and number of pistol you want. 
Pay Postman our price and postage on arrival. 
Send for free catalog. Paramount Trading Com- 
pany, Dept. 102, 34 West 28th St., New York. 
CLEVELAND GUN SHOP, MINNEAPOLIS. 
Gunsmiths ; large assortment of used guns always 
in stock. 205 South Seventh St.- 
FOR SALE — PARKER BROS. 12-GAUGE, 
vulcan steel barrels, perfect, $55.00. Parker Bros. 
10-gauge, good condition, $25.00. Remington 
new automatic, 12-gauge rib barrel, $75.00. One 
used, with rib, $65.00. Winchester model, 1912, 
perfect 20-gauge, $40.00; Meridan, 12-gauge re- 
peater, good condition, $.30.00. Standard gas op- 
erating, ,35-cal., new, $40.00. Winchester, 45-50- 
cal. model, 1876, first glass condition, $12.00. 
Winchester repeater, 22-cal., shoots short and long, 
perfect, $17.00. Remington automatic, 22-cal. 
like new, $.32.00. Smith and Wesson, 6-in .38-cal 
special, new, $30.00. Stevens 6-in. 22-cal.. Target 
pistol, new, $7.50. Thoroughbred English setter, 
5 years old, and snipe, will retrieve, on land or 
water, none_ better, $100. Geo. Mager, Fort 
Atkinson, Wisconsin. 
FOR SALE — WINCHESTER, 1892, 32-20 
calibre, repeater, almost new, with Ideal reload- 
mg tool. $30.00 takes them. Dallas Jones, Stan- 
wood, Iowa. 
GUNS AND RIFLES FOR SALE. LET ME 
know your wants. Springfields, $30.00. Walter 
R. Reed, Windsorville, Me. 
NOT NECESSARY 
TO REPEAT 
Albany, New York. 
Forest & Stream, 
New York City. 
Gentlemen : It will not be necessary to re- 
insert my advertisement as the camera and 
outfit have been satisfactorily sold as a re- 
sult of same, to a person residing in Range- 
ley, Maine. 
Very truly, 
B. L. Fredendall. 
GUN REBLUEING SECRET. ALSO FOR- 
mula for making self-shaving cream. Complete 
instructions $1.00. Earl E. Brown, York, Pa. 
LUGER PISTOLS $23, CAL. 30, NEW. 
Mauser pistols with wooden holster stocks, cal. 
7.63 mm., new $35, C.O.D. or money order. Dr. 
Kniep, 334 River Street, Hoboken, New Jersey. 
LUGER PISTOLS, 7.65 M.M., 8-I2-16-INCH 
barrels and holster — stocks extra. Mauser pistols, 
7,6.3 m.m. with wooden holster — stocks. Mauser 
sporting rifles, 30, ’06 U. S. Gov, The world’s 
best. Pacific Sales, Ltd., Moscow, Idaho. 
OLD-TIME AND MODERN FIREARMS 
bought, sold and exchanged. Kentucky flintlock 
rifles, old-time pistols, revolvers, guns, swords, 
powder horns, etc. Lists free. Stephen Van 
Rensselaer, 873 Madison Ave., New York City. 
TRADE— 30-30 SAVAGE RIFLE, OCTAGON 
barrel, Lyman sights — for small, light rowboat 
and kicker. W. W. Taylor, Dade City, Fla. 
WINCHESTER 16 AND 20-GAUGE HAM- 
merless Pumps ; nearly new ; $40 each, quick sale. 
Springdale Kennels, Gilman, Mont. 
30 U. S. ARMY AND 405 WINCHESTERS, 
Lyman sights, $35.00 each. .30-. 30 Winchester 
take-down, octagon barrel, full magazine, $.30.00. 
.22 Remington pump, Lyman sight, $20.00. .280 
Ross sporter, peep sight, $60.00. 2-12 ga. Ithacas 
.30-in. full hammerless ejector, $45.00; plain, $35.00. 
All guns in practically new condition. I. M. 
Archibald, Methuen, Mass. 
FIVE HUNDRED FOR I5c.; CLEANING 
patches, just the right size for cleaning .22 calibre 
rifles and revolvers. Ideal Chemical Co., Wilkes- 
Barre, Pa. 
HELP WANTED MALE 
BE A RAILWAY TRAFFIC INSPECTOR! 
$110 to $250 monthly, expenses paid after 3 
months’ spare-time study. Splendid opportunities. 
Position guaranteed or money refunded. Write 
for free booklet G-53. Standard Business Train- 
ing Inst., Buffalo, N. Y. 
LIVE STOCK 
A FEW PURE BRED ENGLISH CALL 
ducks for sale ; pair, $10 ; trio, $17.50. R. M. 
Ray, Paris, Tenn. 
C H I N E S E — RING- NECKED SILVER 
Golden, Reeves and Amherst Pheasants, Wild 
Turkeys, Quail, Ruffed Grouse and Ducks. Eggs 
for Spring Delivery. Jaser’s Pheasantry, Walhalla, 
Mich. 
DECOYS, CALLERS, PURE-BRED WILD 
mallard, $5 pair ; eggs, $2.50, 12 ; black mallard, 
$15 pair, eggs, $6, 12; English callers, $10 pair, 
eggs, $.5. 12. Duck book, 25c. E. Breman Co.. 
Danville, 111. 
FOR SALE— MILCH GOATS AND RAB- 
bits. Dedrick’s, Kinderhook, N. Y. 
SILVER FOXES, INTERNATIONAL CHAM- 
pion — Beat all competitors World’s Fox Shows. 
Boston, 1919 and 1920. 19 ribbons and 6 cups ; 
“Borestone Loami” International Champion. Reg- 
istered milch goats. Borestone Mt. Fox Ranch, 
Onawa, Me. 701 Drexel Building, Philadelphia, 
Pa. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
16-FOOT ROWBOAT, EASILY MADE. CON- 
struction blueprint, 30c. Wee-Sho-U Co., West- 
ern Market, Detroit, Mich. 
BIG HORN ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHEEP 
heads. Two rare, newly mounted, for sale. Abso- 
lutely perfect in every way. Reference. Edwin 
Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario. 
FISHERMEN : MY HOOKS. LEADERS, 
rods, are better; cost less. Rods made, repaired. 
Trial solicited. Hillpot, 7408 Lawndale Avenue, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
FOR SALE— NEWLY MOUNTED. RARE 
Rocky Mountain mule deer heads of particular 
beauty. Also woodland caribou heads, newly 
mounted. Edwin Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, 
Ontario. 
FLY TYING MATERIALS, SUPPLIES, 
books, flies, leaders. Catalogue free. A. Will* 
marth, Roosevelt, New York. 
FREE ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE. OUT- 
boards new and rebuilt engines. Canvas-covered 
canoes, dinghys. Hyde’s propellers. Free de- 
liveries. Canadian Boat and Engine Exchange, 
Toronto, Canada. Mention this publication. 
HOOI? AND RADIATOR COVER FOR 
Fords, price $3.00; other cars, $5..50. Gilbert 
Terrell, Harpersfield, N. Y. 
OIL PAINTINGS, ANY SIZE, FROM YOUR 
favorite snapshots or pictures. Guaranteed satis- 
faction, prices moderate. C. F. Carter, Good 
Ground, N. Y. 
TRAVEL IN COMFORT. 12-FOOT AUTO- 
Bungalow. Body has all the comforts of the 
home. Blue print plan, 2bc. (coin). M. Meyler, 
R. No. 10, Kalamazoo, Mich. 
TWO EXTRA LARGE AND PERFECT 
newly mounted winter-killed moose heads of great 
beauty for sale. Moderate prices. References. 
Edwin Dixon. Taxidermist, Unionville. Ontario. 
WILD DUCK ATTRACTIONS — M O R E 
Wild Ducks will come to your waters next fall 
if you plant Wild Celery, Wild Rice. Duck Potato 
and other foods they love. Write for information 
and prices. Terrell, Naturalist, Dept. H-221. 
Oshkosh, Wis. 
PHOTO SUPPLIES, ETC. 
MAIL US 20c. WITH ANY SIZE FILM FOR 
development and six velvet prints. Or send six 
negatives any size and 20c. for six prints. Or 
send 40c. for one 8 x 10 mounted enlargement. 
Prompt, perfect service, Roanoke Photo Finishing 
Co., 220 Bell Ave., Roanoke, Va. 
SPORTSMEN WHO KODAK AND WANT 
hand work, exceptional results and the finest fin- 
ish in the states. Mail film to Beach Studios. 
Canajoharie, N. Y. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
FISH AND GAME. ROUGH FARM. 170 
acres ; 65 miles out. 5 miles from railroad : trout 
stream : house and barns. Four thousand dollars. 
Harry Vail, Warwick, Orange County, N. Y. 
FOR SALE— 1,820 ACRES, SUITABLE FOR 
a gentleman’s estate. Lakes, trout streams, Dela- 
ware River. Box 31.3, Hancock, N. Y. 
$5.00 DOWN; $5.00 MONTHLY: FIVE- 
acre fruit, poultry, fur farm : river fro'nt : Ozarks ; 
$100. Hunting, fishing, trapping. 197.3 North 
Fifth, Kansas City, Kan. 
WANTED--PARTNER TO TAKE ONE- 
half interest in ideal location for resort in the 
heart of the picturesque Jemez Canyon, near 
Albuquerque, New Mexico. Most healthful part 
of United States. Hot mineral springs and trout 
stream on the place. Good deer, turkey and bear 
hunting in immediate vicinity. Write L. J.. For- 
est and Stream. 9 East 40th St., New York City. 
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