February, 1920 
FOREST AND STREAM 
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AGENTS WANTED 
‘TNSYDE’’ TIRES — INNER ARMOR FOR 
automobile tires; prevent punctures and blowouts; 
double tire mileage; liberal profits; details free. 
American Accessories Company, Cincinnati, Ohio, 
Dept. 81. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL SORTS 
of old-time and modern firearms.^ Stephen \ an 
Rensselaer, 805 M adison Aye., Kew fork City. 
DECOYS 
DECOYS, CALLERS— PURE BRED DUCKS. 
—Wild Mallards, $4.00 pair, extra hen, $2.50; 
English callers, young, $S.OO pair; ^ yearlings, 
$10.00 pair, extra hen, $5.00; black Mallard, $6.00 
pair, extra lien, drake, $3.50. Duck book, 2oc. 
Mail draft, E. Breman Co., Danville, Illinois. 
FISH FOR STOCKING 
FISH FOR STOCKING— BROOK TROUT FOR 
stocking purposes. Eyed eggs in season. N. F. 
Hoxie, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 
SMALL-MOUTH BLACK BASS, WE HAVE 
the only establishment dealing in your small- 
mouth black bass commercially in the United 
States. Vigorous young bass in various sizes, 
ranging from advanced fry to 3 and 4 inch finger- 
lings for stocking purposes. Waramaug Small- 
Mouth Black Bass Hatchery. Correspondence in- 
vited. Send for circulars. Address Henry W. 
Beeman, New Preston, Connecticut. 
FOR SALE. 
FOR SALE — ‘ ‘BIRDS OF NORTH AMER- 
ica,” Baird, Brewer & Ridgeway; 5 vols.; cloth; 
perfect condition, $110. Address H. S. Hedges, 
Charlottesville, Virginia. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
FOR SALE — NEW 12 GAUGE ITHACA FIELD 
grade, double hammerless, full choke; guaranteed 
perfect; price $30. Paul Leib, Anna, Illinois. 
FOR SALE— TWENTY, STANDARD MAKES, 
shotguns; eight new; description and price on ap- 
plication. A. M. Williams, Bradford, Pennsylvania. 
KENTUCKY FLINT-LOCK RIFLES, OLD- 
time pistols, revolvers and guns. Large assort- 
ment; reasonable prices. Printed list free. Stephen 
Van Rensselaer, 805 Madison Avenue, New York 
City. 
“NITRO CLUB” SHELLS; 1,000, $34.75— 
12’s all loads; fresh. American Ammunition, Oak 
Park, Illinois. 
LIVE STOCK 
DETROIT BIRD STORE, DETROIT, MICH., 
mails free Canary Book to your address. Our 
specialties, pheasants, pea fowls, wild ducks, fancy 
pigeons, fancy fowls, tame monkeys, cub bears, 
broken rabbit hounds, ferrets, hares, cavies, An- 
dreasberg roller canaries, talking parrots, pets of 
all kinds. Largest bird store in America. 
RAISE GIANT RABBITS FOR ME. I FUR- 
nish breeders cheap, and buy all you raise at 
30 to 60c per pound alive. Hundreds make big 
money. Send 10c for Breeders’ Instruction Book- 
let, contract price list, etc. Frank E. Cross, 6407 
Ridge Street, St. Louis, Missouri. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
ATTRACT WILD DUCKS — PLANT WILD 
celery and other attractive feeds. I specialize in 
developing natural feeding grounds that attract 
wild game. Write for literature. Clyde B. Ter- 
rell, Dept. H-81, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 
BOOKS WANTED — ADVERTISER DESIRES 
to procure not more than five copies of “Gun- 
craft,” by W. A. Bruette. Will pay $1.00 per 
copy. In answering this advertisement please ad- 
vise if you have book and do not send same un- 
til notified. Address J. T. W., Box 5, Forest 
and Stream, 9 East 40th St., New York City. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
ting for newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate, 529, 
St. Louis, Missouri. 
FLY TYING MATERIAL— EVERYTHING 
for tying your own flies. Also anglers’ supplies. 
Price list free. A. Willmarth, Roosevelt, New 
York. 
I PAY HIGHEST PRICE FOR MUSKRAT, 
opossum, gray squirrel, skunk, etc., as I manu- 
facture fur garments, saving you middleman’s 
profits. Geo. McCauley, Manheim, Pennsylvania. 
PRINTING PRESS WANTED.— WILL Ex- 
change pedigreed Rufus Reds or New Zealands 
for same. Forest City Rabbitry, 1816 West State, 
Rockford, Illinois. 
RAILWAY TRAFFIC INSPECTORS; SPLEN- 
did pay and expenses; travel if desired; unlimited 
advancement; no age limit; three i months home 
study; situation arranged. Prepare for perma- 
nent position. Write for booklet CM 98. Stand- 
ard Business Training Institute, Buffalo, New 
York. 
SHORT STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., 
are wanted for publication. Literary Bureau, 149, 
Hannibal, Missouri. 
THE WAY TO GET A GOVERNMENT JOB 
is through the Washington Civil Service School. 
We prepare you and you get a position or we 
guarantee to refund your money. Write to Earl 
Hopkins, President, Washington. D. C., for book 
RJ 2043, telling about government positions with 
lifetime employment, short hours, sure pay, regu- 
lar vacations. 
WANTED — VAUX MODEL CANOE. BUILT 
by Rushton. R. IV. Burger, P. O. Box 229, City 
Hall Station, New York City. 
WANTED — RAW FUR. WRITE OR WIRE 
for prices. Will call and see you on large lots. 
Have large orders for muskrats Will hold sep- 
arate if requested. I have one price for each 
grade only. Liberal grade. Nelson Hofsteter, 
Orrville, Ohio. 
PATENTS 
INVENTIONS WANTED. CASH OR ROYAL- 
ty for ideas. Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 195, St. 
Louis, Missouri. 
PHOTO ACCESSORIES 
MAIL US 15c WITH ANY SIZE FILM FOR 
development and six velvet prints, _ or send six 
negatives any size and 15c for . six prints, or 
send 35c for one 8 x 10 mounted enlargement. 
Prompt, perfect service. Roanoke Photo Finish- 
ing Co., 220 Bell Avenue, Roanoke, Virginia. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
$5.00 DOWN; $5.00 MONTHLY; SIX ACRE 
fruit, poultry, fur farm; river front; Ozarks; 
$100.00; hunting, fishing, trapping. 1973 North 
Fifth, Kansas City, Kansas. 
FOR SALE— AN IDEAL GAME PRESERVE 
(in order to close an estate). St. Vincent’s Island, 
Florida. The only perfect and complete hunting 
and fishing preserve left in this country. Situated 
in the Gulf, eight miles from Apalachicola, Fla. 
Contains 11,290 acres. It is nine miles long, and 
four miles wide, about one-half covered with 
original forest, grant pines and palmetto, and 
beach as fine as Ormond’s. There are five large 
fresh water lakes, connected by deep creek, which 
flows by manor house to sea. A dozen other ponds 
afford fresh water for deer, wild boar, wild cattle, 
turkey, great numbers of all species duck, and some 
alligators, as well as great quantity of large and 
small fish. Contains at a low estimate 1,000 deer, 
200 head of cattle (wild), perhaps a thousand wild 
pigs. There are a half dozen bungalows, a sulphur 
water spring, a 65-foot yacht and a launch, Ford 
auto, mules and milch cows go with the place. 
Address R. W. Pierce, No. 663 Main Street, 
Buffalo, New York. 
FOR SALE— SMALL COTTAGE AND THREE 
acres, Catskill Mountains; borders Delaware River 
and highway; best bass fishing in State; $250; 
also cottage for summer. E. Henderson, Hale 
Eddy, New York. 
TAXIDERMY 
FUR DRESSING, TANNING, TAXIDERMY 
— Ouality and prompt service; catalogue on re- 
quest J. C. Mirguet Co., Inc,, 12 Ely Street, 
Rochester, New York. 
TRAPPERS SUPPLIES 
CATCH FOXES ON SNOW.— NO WONDER- 
ful baits or absurd arrangements. A new, com- 
mon-sense method used by an experienced long- 
line fox-trapper. Absolutely on the level. The 
only sure way. Sent promptjy, $1.00. J. A. 
Chamberlin, East Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. 
TRAPPERS' POISON— GOES’ LIQUID POI- 
son capsules kills animals on spot. Goes’ luring 
bait attracts them. Fourteenth season in mar- 
ket. Free circulars when this paper is men- 
tioned. Edmund Goes, Station C, Milwaukee, 
Wisconsin. 
TRAPPERS— SEND FOR BIG ILLUSTRATED 
catalogue of traps and supplies. We will save 
you money. Raw furs bought. Barr-\\ iglit Co., 
Inc., 14 Oxford Street, Boston, Mass.; 60 State 
Street, Bangor, Maine; Athens, Michigan. Ad- 
dress nearest office. 
WOLF SCENT THAT GIVES RESULTS; NO 
other ever d'd for me. Attract many other ani- 
mals also. Bottle, $2.00. Charles Brown, Wolf 
Trapper, Wilbur, Wash. 
WILD RICE 
GUARANTEED GERMINABLE WILD RICE 
seed. Write Robert C. Campbell, Keene, Ontario. 
DOGS 
In transactions between strangers, the 
purchase price in the form of a draft, 
money order or certified check payable to 
the seller should be deposited with some 
disinterested third person or with this of 
fice with the understanding that it is not 
to be transferred until the dog has been 
received and found to be satisfactory. 
AIREDALES 
AIREDALES — HUNTERS, SHOW DOGS, 
pups, grown stock, all ages. Whitcomb, The Aire- 
dale Man, Kingsport, Tennessee. 
AIREDALE TERRIERS — MATRONS AND 
grown dogs. Several litters of puppies. Finest 
pedigreed. A litter whelped, July 28 out of 
Hickory’s Sire. Ch. Abbey King No-bbler. Cor- 
respondence invited. Grayling Kennels, Louise 
P. Gray, Prop., R. R. No. 2, Grand Rapids, Mich- 
igan. 
AIREDALE TERRIERS WANTED — MALE 
or female, young or grown. Whole litters or 
bitches in heat or whelp. Must be healthy, thor- 
oughbred and priced sensible. Can use any num- 
ber. A. Kennel, Bound Brook, New Jersey. 
AIDEDALE TERRIERS WANTED. PUPPIES 
and grown stock, either sex. Must be healthy, 
thoroughbred, reasonable. Give full particulars. 
If you wish to buy an Airedale, write for our 
sales list. Airedale Exchange, Box M, La Rue, 
Ohio. 
“LIONHEART AIREDALES ARE SOME 
airedales,” writes a government hunter from Len- 
nox, Idaho. Another “professional” in Nevada 
ordered a Lionheart airedale, then another, and 
has come back for his third. The professionals 
carry no dead timber. Our puppies have made 
good from Alberta to Old Mexico, as hunters, re- 
trievers, stock dogs, watchdogs, companions for 
men, women and children. A few puppies usually 
for sale, rich in the blood of champions, “fit to 
show and bred to hunt.” Lionheart Kennels, 
Box 1412, Anaconda, Montana. 
COLLIES 
WHITE COLLIES, BEAUTIFUL, INTELLI- 
gent, refined and useful; pairs not a kin for sale. 
The Shomont, Monticello, Iowa. 
GUN DOGS 
BROKEN POINTERS, PEDIGREED AND 
not; also setters not pedigreed; state which is 
wanted. Birds killed over them each day in 
Florida. H. H. McGovney, Washington Court 
House, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— A LARGE LIVER AND WHITE 
pointer, whelped June, 1916; price $75. Have 
shot over him two years. Reason for selling, too 
fine haired for our briary country. Correspond- 
ence invited. Henry W. Wilson, Clarion, Penn- 
sylvania. 
HUNTING DOGS— RABBIT HOUNDS, FOX 
hounds, coon, opossum, skunk, squirrel, bear, deer 
dogs, setters, pointers, farm, pet dogs. Browns 
Kennels, York, Pennsylvania. 
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