May, 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. June classified columns close May 1st. 
The Market Place, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 40th St., New York, N. Y. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, AND 
German 5pf., 30c.; Italy 20c., and catalog 10c. 
Homer Schultz, King City, Mo. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE 27c.; 
half-dollar size 53c. ; eagle cent and catalogue, 10c. 
Norman Schultz, Box 146, Colorado Springs, Col. 
BINOCULARS 
BINOCULAR, 8x, $14, COST $65. G. 
Walker, Box 633, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
BOOKS 
SPORTS, HUNTING AND FISHING 
books. Send 3c. for large catalogue of Rare and 
Out-of- Print Books, Pamphlets and Engravings 
relating to out-door life and pastimes, nature-study 
and kindred subjects. Franklin Bookshop, 920 Wal- 
nut St., Philadelphia, Pa^ 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
BIG MONEY AND FAST SALES. EVERY 
owner buys gold initials for his auto. You charge 
$1.50, make $1.35. Ten orders daily easy. Write 
for particulars 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. 
MAKE MONEY WITH YOUR CAMERA. 
Markets enormous. Lancaster Course instructs 
thoroughly. Send three photos with 6c stamps for 
criticism, opportunity list, information, etc. Lan- 
caster System, 409J Wright-Callender Building, 
Los Angeles. 
STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript or 
write Literary Bureau, 518 Hannibal, Mo. 
FISHING SUPPLIES 
FISHERMEN: MAKE YOUR OWN TROUT 
Fly Book. Substantial, durable, will last a life- 
time. Drawings and full directions for $1.00. E. 
M. Wallace, 407 W. Copper Ave., Albuquerque, 
New Mexico. 
FISHERMEN— 6 FT. NATURAL BAMBOO 
rod, $1.75 ; rods made and repaired ; hooks ; 
leaders. Hillpot, 7408 Lawndale Ave., Philadel- 
phia, Pa. 
WORM GLINT FLOUNDER RIGS. GUAR- 
anteed to catch 2 to 8 times as many, 25c by mail. 
Fredricks, 842 Broadway, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
FISH WITH LIVE BAIT 
FISHERMAN: LIVE BAIT FOR FRESH 
and salt water fishing. Particulars mailed on re- 
quest. American Bait Company, 10 South Fifth 
Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 
MEAL-WORM BAITS! 200, $1.00; 350, $1.50, 
postpaid. C. B. Kem, Box 91.3, Mount Joy, Pa. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
BLUE FINISH YOUR GUNS. RIFLES, 
revolvers at small cost ; make them look like new. 
Complete instructions mailed for $1.00. F. M. 
Simon, Dane, Wis. 
CLEVELAND GUN SHOP, MINNEAPOLIS. 
Gunsmiths ; large assortment of used guns always 
in stock. 205 South Seventh St. 
FIVE HUNDRED FOR 15c.; CLEANING 
patches, just the right size for cleaning .22 cali- 
bre rifles and revolvers. Ideal Chemical Co., 
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 
FORMULAS AND SECRETS FOR RE- 
bluing gun barrels, 50 cents. M. Mogensen, 414 
North 14th, Omaha, Nebraska. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION (Continued) 
FOR SALE— IMPORTED HIGH-GRADE 
rifle, 8 m/m ; 6kz lbs. ; holds 5 cartridges ; patent 
Mannlicher with telescope ; brand new ; cost 
$185.00; will sell for $125.00 with two leather 
cases. J. Walenta, 443 10th Street, West New 
York, N. J. 
FOR SALE— MAUSER PISTOLS, LUGER 
pistols, Mauser sporting rifles ; the world's best. 
Pacific Sales, Ltd., Moscow, Idaho. 
FOR SALE— SCRIPPS MODEL M, 12 H.P. 
Marine Motor; two cylinders. Perfect condition; 
used only for experimental purposes. Inquire 
S. K. Hostetter, Purchasing Agent, State College, 
Pennsylvania. 
FOR SALE— SIX-SHOT, TWELVE-GAUGE, 
thirty-inch barrel. Union Arms, or pump gun. 
Elizabeth Mason, North Brookfield, N. Y. 
GUNS AND RIFLES FOR SALE. LET ME 
know your wants. Springfields, $.30. Walter R. 
Reed, Windsorville, Maine. 
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 Rens- 
selaer, 873 Madison Ave., New York City. 
TWENTY-MINUTE BLUEING SOLUTION 
used by best gunsmiths in this country, a scientific 
preparation that will not fail, nothing used but 
solution and water. F. L. Hoffman, Box 251, 
Fredericksburg, Virginia. 
1897 WINCHESTER PUMP SHOTGUN 16, 
$24. .50; 1892 Winchester 32-20 repeater, $20; 
1906 Winchester .22 repeater, barrel new, $14. 
Examination. Everett Moore, Denton, Ark. 
30 U. S. ARMY AND 405 WINCHESTERS, 
Lyman sights, $35.00 each. ..'10-.. 'SO Winchester 
take-down, octagon barrel, full magazine, $311.00. 
.22 Remington pump, Lyman sight, $‘20.00. .280 
Ross sporter, peep sight, $60.00. 2-12 ga. Ithacas 
30-in. full hammerless ejector, $4.5.00; plain, $35.00. 
All guns in practically new condition. I. M. 
Archibald, Methuen, Mass. 
LIVE STOCK 
ALDER CREEK GAME FARM. MANZAN- 
ita, Oregon, offers some fine Canvasback and 
Blue bill ducks. Ring-neck pheasants for fall de- 
livery. Safe arrival guaranteed. 
BIRD’S NEST CATTERY OFFERS REGIS- 
tered Persian studs at service; fee $15. King 
Careopsis, orange; Dushyanta. brown lal>l)y; 
Roy’l Pierre, chinchilla; Chief Silver Bird, shaded 
silver. Splendid Black Fellow at stud in fall. 
Kittens for sale from above studs and registered 
queens; males $15, female $10. Correspondence 
solicited. Visitors welcome. Cats taken in board. 
Proprietor, Mrs. J. Chester, 1(K) Fern Avenue. 
Lyndhurst, N. J. 
CHINESE RING-NECK, SILVER-GOLDEN 
Amherst, Reeves and Melanatus Pheasants. Wild 
Turkeys, Ruffed and Sharp-Tailed Grouse and 
Northern Bob-White Quail, Eggs for Spring de- 
livery. E. Jaser’s Pheasantry, Walhalla, Mich. 
DECOYS, CALLERS. PURE BRED, WILD 
Mallards, $.5.00 pair, 12 eggs $2. .50. Black Mallard 
Eggs $6.00-12. English ('allers. $10.00 pair. 12 
eggs $5.00, extra drakes. Duck Book. 2.5c. Wild 
Canada Geese. Ferrets for sale. Mail drafts. 
E. Breman Co., Danville, 111. 
DOMESTICATED MALLARD DECOY 
eggs for hatching, $.3 per dozen, from stock that 
are good ; callers and flyers. W. D. Barringer, 
Paw Paw, 111. 
FERRETS FOR SALE— LARGE OR SMALL 
lots. Write for prices. W. II. Campbell. New 
London, Ohio, Route 2. 
GENUINE WILD MALLARDS. $3 SET- 
ting prepaid. O. Robey, Maryville, Mo. 
MALLARD DUCK EGGS, $2 PER DOZEN. 
Charles Godman, Miami, Mo. 
LIVE STOCK (Continued) 
MORE WILD DUCKS WILL COME TO 
your waters next fall if you plant Wild Rice now. 
No more seed until fall, after present supply i= 
gone. White us to-day. Terrell, Wild Duck Food 
Specialist, Dept. 11-227, Oshkosh, Wis. 
PHEASANTS, DUCKS, GEESE. SWAN. 
Fancy Birds, native and imijorted. Anything in 
birds and animals. Charles C. (iarland, Oldtown, 
ilaine. 
PHEASANT EGGS. I HAVE NOW FOR 
sale eggs for hatching of the following varieties : 
English Ring Neck, Chinese Ring Neck, Golden, 
Lady Amherst and Silver. All guaranteed to be 
from strong, pure bred non-related birds.' Full in- 
structions with each shipment. Wallace Evans 
Game Farm. St. Charles, ill. 
RABBITS, PEDIGREED, AMERICAN 
Blues, Flemish Giants, .New Zealand Reds. Bel- 
gians. Booklet free. Runners' Rest Rabbitries, 
Kimball, Nebraska. 
SILVER BLACK, CROSS FOXES. EASY 
to raise, easy payments ; pedigreed stock. En- 
close stamp for particulars. Kooks on Fox Farm- 
ing, $.3.00. Todd & .Moore, St. Stephen, .V. B. 
SILVER FOXES, INTERNATIONAL CHAM- 
pion — Beat all competitors World's Fox Shows, 
Boston, 191!) and 1920. 19 ribbons and <• cups; 
“Borestone Loami" International Champion. Reg- 
istered milch goats. Borestone .Mt. Fox Ranch, 
Onawa, Me. 701 Drexel Building. Philadelphia, Pa. 
START— RAISE RABBITS; IT PAYS; BIG 
profit. Breeders for sale, $1.. 50 up. Write for book- 
let, 10c. Maikranz Rabbitry, New Bethlehem, Pa. 
W A N T E D— FOXES, PUMAS, BEARS, 
adult and young, any number, also other live ani- 
mals and birds. We buy and sell all classes. 
Charles C. Garland, Oldtown, Maine. 
WILD DUCK EGGS. I HAVF NOW FOR 
sale Wild Mallard eggs : also the i>ure bre<l .small 
tame variety of English Grey Call Duck eggs. 
These are the celebrated W. E. decoys. Nearly 
every variety of wild duck respond to their soft, 
enticing call. Wallace Evans Game Farm, St. 
(Tharles, 111. 
WILD_ MALLARD (DECOY) EGGS FOR 
sale, $1.6.5 for 12, <lelivered. Cloyd Crow. Cam- 
den. Mich. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE— KOBAN ROWBOAT MOTOR; 
new condition, but little used. Carl J. Austin, 
Emmonsburg, N. 5'. 
GUARANTEED REAL GENUINE NAVAJO 
Indian Blankets. Lend distinction to y«*ur home, 
den or lodge. A touch of the wilil in every 
blanket. The real product at a fair price. I., h 
Wallace, 416 W. Granite Ave., .-Mbuquerque, .New 
Mexico. 
HOMEKNIT SOCKS REFOOTED. SEND 
before July 10th. .Mary I.. Church. Is5 Pringle 
Street, Kingston, Pa. 
SELL OR TRADE. INSTRUCTIONS AND 
supplies for catching butterflies. .Mvin l.ai'.-n, 
Farmingilale. S. Dak. 
16-FOOT ROWBOAT EASILY MADE; 
construction blueprint 30 cents. Wee-Sho l" <'■>., 
Western .Market, Detroit. Mich. 
WANTED— AGENTS TO SELL PHONO- 
graph records. Big commission. Write Gaukel 
Hiddessen, Prairi Du Sac, Wisconsin. 
PHOTO SUPPLIES 
OLD TINTYPES. DAGUERREOTYPES OR 
Faded Pictures of loved ones can h. restored -o 
as to produce beautiful enlargements and perfect 
likenesses under our new process. Individual pic- 
tures may also be produced out of groups Satis- 
factory results guaranteed. Prompt work. Ro- 
anoke Photo Finishing Co.. .507 Bell .\vcnue, 
Roanoke, Va. 
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