April, 1921 
FOREST AND STREAM 
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ARMS AND AMMUNITION 
1 SHARP-BURCHARD-SHUETZEN DOP- 
ple set trigger tools 32-40, $25; 1 Winchester 
repeating model 94, 38-55 smokeless, $30; 1 Win- 
chester repeating model 90, 22 short, new, $20; 
1 Smith & Wesson target revolver, Russian 
model 44, 8-inch barrel, lot of tools and bullets, 
$20; 1 Colt revolver, army model 1892, 38 cal., 
holster, $20; No. 1 special Kodak, 6-3 lens, 2J^x 
S l A, $40. All new. Write for particulars. F. V. 
Ronn, 1512 Amsterdam Avenue, New York City. 
FOR SALE— ONE MODEL 12-20 GA. WIN- 
chester, mod choke, fired only few times, new 
condition inside and out, $46. Hamer C. Ander- 
son, Buffalo, Oklahoma. 
FORMULA FOR SIMPLEST, BEST SMOKE- 
less powder made, only $2. Guy Green, College 
View, Nebraska. 
NEW WINCHESTER 1892, 32-20 REPEAT- 
er, with case, $20. Everett Moore, Denton, 
Arkansas. 
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, 805 Madison Ave., New York City. 
REMINGTON .12 AUTOMATIC, NEW, 
with case, $60. Izah Berry, New Durham, New 
Hampshire. 
SALE— BRAND NEW 1903 WINCHESTER 
.22 automatic rifle; perfect condition; shot 40 
times; $25. Ted Boston, Marion, Kentucky. 
WANTED— LEFEVER HIGH-GRADE 12 
gauge double hammerless duckgun with indica- 
tors. Krupp or Damascus barrels 30 or 32 in. 
full. Ferdinand Bach, 154 Tyler, Detroit, Mich- 
igan. 
WANTED— REMINGTON 35, AUTOMATIC, 
in good second-hand condition, at reasonable 
price. Alfred C. Gaunt, Methuen, Massachusetts. 
BINOCULARS 
BINOCULARS WANTED — EXCHANGE 
high-grade firearms for Zeiss, Hensholdt, Schutz, 
Voightleander, Leitz, and Goerz binoculars; or 
will exchange binoculars for English and Amer- 
ican shotguns. D. Trass, Madison, Ohio. 
FIELD GLASSES— LOW PRICES. FREE 
trial. Box 1612A, New Orleans. 
FOR SALE— ARMY OFFICER’S BINOCIT- 
lars cheap. Box 724, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— NEW 8X WEISS ALPINE Bi- 
noculars, $35; Ithaca 16 gauge shotgun, factory 
condition, $30. Both for $60. Ray W. Wood, 
Dayton, New York. 
FOR SALE 
EVERY HOUSEHOLD OR CANOEIST! GET 
the best back rest for your canoe, couch, ham- 
mock or the sick room. Adjustable. Sets up 
anywhere, $2 each, postpaid. Dealers wanted. 
Comfort Back Co., 204 Bradley St., Schenectady, 
New York. 
FOR SALE — ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE 
compasses, 60c each postpaid. Address Box 29, 
Forest and Stream, 9 East 40th Street, New 
York City. 
FOR SALE— BUFFALO BULL HEAD— 
mounted; moth cured; cheap. S. L. Krauth, 
River Falls, Wisconsin. 
FOR SALE— FOREST AND STREAM VOL- 
umes 10, 11, 12. A. S. B., care Forest and 
Stream. 
GET MY BOOK, “RAISING BELGIAN 
Hares for Pleasure and Profit.” Price 60 cents. 
Wm. Gibson, N. Central Ave., Columbus, Ohio. 
GRAY MALLARD EGGS FOR SALE FROM 
my husbands flock of decoys. $2 for 12, post- 
paid. Safe delivery insured. Alice Crow, Cam- 
den, Mich. 
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED TANNING So- 
lution, tan your own fur9, leather and rugs, 
tans in thirty minutes, moth proof forever; also 
washable without shrinkage or hardening, tans 
leather like kid, results of twenty years experi- 
menting, solution for 100 square feet of skins 
and full instructions for use $2 (two dollars). 
C. M. Huff, 4149 Woodward Ave., Detroit, 
Michigan. 
A nominal charge of ten cents per word 
will carry classified messages to our 
readers on farms, in the towns and 
cities, and at the end of blazed trails. 
143 BUYERS ANSWERED MY 
classified advertisements in the Febru- 
ary and March issues of Forest and 
Stream. You have a great bunch of live 
readers. Army and Navy Exchange 
Co., 206 West 42nd Street, New York 
City. 
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE 
DECOYS, CALLERS, PURE BRED WILD 
mallard, $5 pair; eggs, $2.50, 12; black mallard, 
$15; eggs, $6, 12; English callers, $10; eggs, $5, 
12. Duck booki, 25c. Ferrets wanted. E. 
Breman Co., Danville, Illinois. 
LIVE MUSKRATS— BLACK OR BROWN. 
We can furnish them. Now is the time to get 
them for ranching and stocking purposes. Write 
us. W. A. Gibbs & Son, Chester, Pennsylvania. 
MILK GOATS, GUARANTEED TO HAVE 
kids next spring, $20 each, or 6 for $100. Sidney 
Adema, 1022 White Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich- 
igan. 
WE OFFER 20 JAVA MONKEYS, $30 EACH; 
2 pair emus, $200 pair_; trio Sarus crane, $325; 
white peafowl, $125 pair; extra hens, $75; gold- 
en, silver, Amherst and ring-neck pheasants; 
canaries, doves, etc. Pet and zoological stock. 
Kentucky Pheasantry, Harrogate, Tennessee. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
1,000 BOOKS ON ANGLING, FISHERIES, 
Fish Culture and Shooting for disposal. Cata- 
logues post free. Frampton, 37 Fonthill Rd., 
London, England. 
BIG GAME HUNTING AND FISHING IN 
the Rockies, south of Glacier Park. First class 
camping outfit, pack and saddle horses. Bear 
guaranteed in Spring, elk in season. Beaver 
and bear hides to sell. Have no other business 
but guiding. Can furnish all the references 
wanted. Chick Grimsley, Registered Guide, 
Bynum, Montana. 
BIG MONEY AND FAST SALES. EVERY 
owner buys gold initials for his auto. You charge 
$1.60, make $1.85. Ten orders daily easy. Write 
for particulars and free samples. American 
Monogram Co., Dept. 84, East Orange, New 
Jersey. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
ting for newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate, 529, 
St. Louis, Missouri. 
EXPERT BLUE ROCK EXTENSION TRAP; 
excellent condition. Only $6. Claude Hart, 
Cairo, Ontario. 
GAMEKEEPER WANTED BY L. I. CLUB. 
Married man who can show that in his past em- 
ployment he has successfully raised ring-neck 
pheasants. Should also have had experience in 
raising ducks and caring for hunting dogs. Wages 
$1,500 per year; cottage and fuel furnished. Give 
age, and name of last employer. Address Game- 
keeper, care Forest and Stream. 
HOUNDS AND HUNTING — MONTHLY 
Magazine featuring the hound. Sample 15 cents, 
$1.60 per year. Address Desk F, Hounds and 
Hunting, Decatur, Illinois. 
KENTUCKY TOBACCO; 2-YEAR-OLD LEAF. 
Rich, mellow, nature cured. Chewing and smok- 
ing. Special trial offer, 3 lbs., $1, postpaid. 
Kentucky Tobacco Association, Dept. 240, Hawes- 
ville, Kentucky. 
MEN WANTED FOR DETECTIVE WORK. 
Experience unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, for- 
mer U. S. Goverment Detective, 145 St. Louis, 
Missouri. 
MINK AS EASILY RAISED AS RABBITS. 
Booklet tells how, where to buy and sell, 75c. 
Big profits. W. B. Lamb, Elyko, Nevada. 
PEARLS, BAROOUES, SLUGS; BOUGHT, 
sold and exchanged, loose or mounted. L. V. 
Mapes, Indiana Harbor, Indiana. 
SELL CHEAP— TRADE FOR GUNS— VIO- 
lin outfit, field glasses, clap pigeon trap, boxing 
gloves, Smith-Wesson pistol, adding machine, 
mounted deer head. Eben Calhoun, Hanlontown, 
Iowa. 
SHAWNEE, OKLAHOMA — A GROWING 
city. Write for information. Board of Com- 
merce, Shawnee, Oklahoma. 
SPORTSMEN! I PAINT OIL PICTURES 
14 x 16 from nature photographs, cuts at $6 
each, guaranteed. C. F. Carter, Good Ground, 
New York. 
TRIO RHODE ISLAND REDS, CRUMBAKER 
strain, sire took first prize at Chicago. Want 
20 gauge shotgun. L. R. Emerick, Eaton, Ohio. 
WANTED— 1,500 RAILWAY TRAFFIC IN- 
spectors; no experience; train for this profession 
through spare-time home-study; easy terms; $110 
to $200 monthly and expenses guaranteed or 
money back. Outdoors; local or traveling; under 
big men who reward ability. Get free booklet 
G-53, Stand Business Training Inst., Buffalo, 
New York. 
WANTED — OLD CATALOGUES OF FIRE- 
arms and sportsmen’s supplies, back files of 
“Sporting Goods Dealer,’’ “Arms and the Man,” 
etc. Capt. Hugh Smiley, No. 1 Mohonk Lake, 
Ulster County, New York. 
WANTED— SOUTH BEND LEVEL WIND- 
ing anti-backlash reel and Leonard bait or bass 
rod. Charles B. Morss, Haverhill, Massachusetts. 
PATENTS 
PATENTS— SEND FOR FREE BOOK. CON- 
tains valuable information for inventors. Send 
sketch of your invention for free opinion of its 
patentable nature. Prompt service. Twenty 
years’ experience. Talbert & Talbert, 4913 Tal- 
bert Bldg., Washington, D. C. 
PATENTS SECURED. PROMPT SERVICE. 
Avoid dangerous delays. Send for our “Rec- 
ord of Invention” form and free book telling 
how to obtain a patent. Send sketch or model 
for examination. Preliminary advice without 
charge. Highest references. Write today. J. L. 
Jackson & Co., 124 Ouray Bldg., Washington, 
PHOTO SUPPLIES 
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, Virginia. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
$5.00 DOWN; $5.00 MONTHLY; FIVE ACRE 
fruit, poultry, fur farm; river front; Ozarks; 
$100. Hunting, fishing, trapping. 1973 North 
Fifth, Kansas City, Kansas. 
$17,000 SPLENDID HOME OR RANCH, 12 
acres, Gambier Island, fronting government wharf 
and road, large modern house, $2,000, furniture 
and stock included; splendid fishing and hunting, 
fine range for stock, regular boat, Vancouver 21 
miles. This appears only once. C. A. Lett, 
Grace Harbor, Gambier Island, B. C. 
LAND FOR GAME PRESERVE FOR SALE 
8,659 acres well timbered for game protection, 
well watered for fish and fowl. Plenty of deer 
at present. Some fish- Eight miles from 
N. Y. C. R. R., and three miles from good 
macadam road. Joins New York State forest 
preserve in Adirondacks. Sell cheap for cash. 
Write. Dodge Clothespin Co., Richwood, West 
Virginia. 
THOUSANDS OF ACRES HOMESTEAD 
land in Arkansas Ozarks specially adapted to 
fruit, vegetables, poultry, stock. Abundant water 
and timber, mild healthful climate, deer, bear 
and turkey hunting, fishing, trapping, pearling, 
fur-farming. Full information and five maps — 
four locating vacant land, $1.00. Maurice F. 
Decker, Norfolk, Arkansas. 
WANTED— TRACT OF WILD, WASTE, 
swamp land in Eastern Pennsylvania. Prefer 
location in Franklin. Cumberland, Perry or Pike 
counties Blue Mountain Caviary, Hamburg, 
Berks County, Pennsylvania. 
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