August, 1921 
FOREST AND STREAM 
381 
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 fer the sporting equipment that you ne longer need. 
Guns, rifles, canoes, boats, dogs, reels, Ashing rods — all kinds of old hunting and Ashing equipment— can he sold or exchanged here. 
Write out a brief description of your possession — send it with a remittance of ten cents per word (initials and numbers count aa a 
word). We accept stamps, coin, money orders or checks. 
The Market Place, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 40th St., New York, N. Y. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE; 27c; 
half-dollar size, 53c; eagle cent and catalogue, 
10c. Norman Schultz, Box 146, Colorado Springs, 
Colorado. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, AND 
German 5 pf., 30c.; Italy 20c., and catalog, 10c. 
Homer Shultz, King City, Missouri. 
GENUINE BUCKSKIN MOCCASINS, IN- 
dian made, $5 pair; ironwood bows and arrows, 
three feet long, $2. Prepaid. Albert Heath, 
Harbor Springs, Michigan. 
HUNTING BOWS AND ARROWS FOR 
sale, also yew wood for bows. Address Arthur 
Young, 1520 Masonic Ave., San Francisco, Cal. 
ATKINSON SAYS IT IS THE APEX 
"Forest and Stream is surely the apex of 
advertising mediums. It brings me too many 
inquiries for puppies and it really is an effort 
to answer so many, especially after it has sold 
all the stock one has to sell. The dog Jour- 
nals I have used are not in the class with 
Forest and Stream. 
"Thanking you for the good results of your 
valuable magazine, believe me, 
"Tours very truly, 
"G. L. M. Atkinson, Denver, Colo.” 
We Have a Guarantee — Write For It. 
Commencing with the August issue 
all Classified Advertisers receive one 
free copy. 
WANTED— ALL KINDS OF INDIAN STONE 
relics. For sale: Ring duck eggs, $2 for 15; 
45 mole skins, $8.50; one Marlin repeater, 32, 
long, rim fire, peep sight, $18. Geo. O. Moon, 
Pleasant Green, Missouri. 
PHOTO SUPPLIES 
CAMERA OWNERS— SAVE FROM 8 TO 12 
cents per dozen prints. Send negative for sam- 
ple print and price list. W. E. Babbitt, Glad- 
win, Michigan. 
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. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
AGENTS— $30 WEEK SPARE TIME WITH 
cur keycheck outfit, sample keycheck and key- 
ring, stamped with your name and address, 25c. 
Particulars stamp. Jewell Keycheck Co., Dept. 
H, Shelby, Ohio. 
MAUSER AUTOMATIC PISTOLS— .32 CAL., 
9 shots, $12.50; .25 cal., 10 shots, $11.50. Uses 
the regular Colt automatic cartridges. C. J. 
Hyde, Importer, Box 1622, Pittsburgh, Pennsyl- 
vania. 
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 
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 Mon- 
ogram Co., Dept. 34, East Orange, N. J. 
EARN $250 A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID, 
as railway traffic inspector, outdoors, local or 
traveling. Start at $110 monthly, position guar- 
anteed after 3 months’ spare time study. Write 
for free booklet, G-53, Standard Business Train- 
ing Institute, Buffalo, New York. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
tmg for newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate, 629, 
St. Louis, Missouri. 
“FIVE HUNDRED OPPORTUNITIES FOR 
profit and distinction.” By Henry Woodhouse. 
may lead you to success. It also tells of inven- 
tions. discoveries and activities that created bil- 
lion dollar industries and defines billion dollar 
industries to be. Mr. Woodhouse, unaided, 
achieved financial independence, international 
prominence and distinction before thirty-five. 
Send $2.00 for a copy. The Scientific Library, 
299 Madison Avenue, New York. (Estab. 1914.) 
SPLENDID CLERICAL WORK OPPOR- 
tunity. Spare or whole time. No canvassing, 
good money. Chautauqua Business Builders, 
Jamestown, N. Y. 
STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript or 
write Literary Bureau, 618 Hannibal, Missouri. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
.256 NEWTON RIFLE, SINGLE TRIGGER, 
new, shot 19 times; ramrod, 21 cartridges, $60. 
Lcuis Radmer, Felton, California. 
Colt .45 AUTO, NEW, $30; COLT SPECIAL 
.38, new, $26; one .22 Smith & Wesson 45, 
new, $28. L. Britton, 629 Bloomfield St., Ho- 
boken, New Jersey. 
FOR SALE— SAVAGE .22 HIGH POWER 
peep and bead; like new; $40. James Manley, 
Basswood, Manitoba. 
GUNS! GUNS GUNS!— BOUGHT OR SOLD 
for cash; exchanged on 10 percent basis. My 
specialty is furnishing you a good gun that just 
suits you for the good gun that you have that 
does not suit you, at a nominal cost. Savage 
.22 imps, new to fine condition 35 — 35 F.T.D. 
30 — 30 F. 303 rifle, etc. Your dealer would 
ask $70 bare for these. Finely sighted and tar- 
geted, mostly gold and ivory beads and Lymans. 
Your choice of what I have on hand, $45. 12 ga. 
Remington automatic shotgun, $50 to $40. Send 
for my complete list. “Shiff the Gunman,” 
North Woodstock, New Hampshire. 
NEW IVER JOHNSON REVOLVER, .32 
special 6 inch barrel, walnut grips, with belt 
and Mexican holster; shot 50 bullets. Money 
order for $19 gets it. Ellert Reierson, Spring 
Grove, Minnesota. 
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, 872 Madison Ave., New York City. 
REMINGTON .12 AUTOMATIC, NEW, 
with case, $60. Izah Berry, New Durham, New 
Hampshire. 
REMO BOLT ACTION REPEATING SHOT 
guns — the Mauser bolt action in a 2-shot repeat- 
ing single barrel 12 or 16-gauge gun. Fluid steel 
barrel, cheek piece, checkered half pistol grip, 
finely finished stock, metal butt plate and 30- 
inch barrel, full choke. $35. Dealers send for 
terms. Von Lengerke & Detmold, Inc, F. H. 
Schauffler, president, 414 Madison Ave., New 
York City. 
WANTED CHEAP— WINCHESTER PUMPS, 
16 modified, 20 cylinder, model 12. W. T. 
Berry, Lynchburg, Virginia. 
LIVE STOCK 
DECOYS, CALLERS, PURE BRED WILD 
mallard, $5 pair; eggs, $2.50, 12; black mailxrd, 
$16 pair, eggs, $6, 12; English callers, $10 pair, 
eggs, $5, 12 Duck book, 25c. E. Breman Co., 
Danville, Illinois. 
REGISTERED SILVER FOXES, BEAT ALL 
competitors world’s fox shows, Boston, 1919, 
1920; 14 ribbons and 4 cups. Our “Loami” 
international champion; also registered milch 
goats. Borestone Mt. Fox Ranch, Onawa, Maine. 
Address 75 Kenwood, Brookline, Massachusetts. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
HIGH-GRADE REMINGTON PISTOL, POW- 
der and ball .44 cal.; fine condition, $8; Win- 
chester repeating rifle, .22 cal., fine condition, 
$12; high grade French field glass, Clereleau 8 
power, fine condition, $12; three Bristol fly rods, 
8J4 ft., new, $5 each; sole leather gun case, 
good condition for 26 inch barrel $5. H. B. 
Sanford, 7 Tolman Place, Portland, Maine. 
TOBACCO— OLD KENTUCKY TOBACCO— 
chewing or smoking, mild or strong, 50 cents 
the pound, postpaid. J. H. Daniel, Owensboro, 
Kentucky. 
TRAPPERS— SEND FOR MY FREE LET- 
ter on fox trapping. Ernest A. Brown, Nashua, 
New Hampshire. 
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. 
FOR SALE— 40 ACRES IN BIG GAME 
country of northern Minnesota; house, barn, 
cows, household goods. Joe Krumpholz, Culver, 
Minnesota. 
FOR SALE— 5,000 SHARES OF NORTH 
Fox Island Fur Farm, located about 24 miles 
out in Lake Michigan, requires no fencing, about 
1,800 acres of good land, hardwood timber; 
don’t miss this chance; for particulars write 
North Fox Island Fur Farm, Shelby, Michigan. 
FOR SALE— FINEST FOX RANCH IN 
America, equipped and stocked. A first-class 
money making proposition. Write for full par- 
ticulars and price. Address Geo. W. Robertson, 
Agent, Grand Marais, Minnesota. 
FOR SALE— SPLENDID HUNTING AND 
fishing property, including the best duck shoot- 
ing lake on the Illinois River. Excellent propo- 
sition for a high class club composed of men of 
means. Address Wm. Severns, 1219 First Nat- 
ional Bank Bldg., Chicago, Illinois. 
IN THE ADIRONDACKS— SCHROON LAKE, 
N. Y. Mountain Lakes Park, a 200 acre, un- 
developed hunting and fishing preserve; best 
deer hunting in the section. For description, 
etc., address Charles L. Weeks, Schroon Lake, 
New York. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
DOGS 
HOUNDS AND HUNTING — MONTHLY 
magazine featuring the hound. Sample 15 cents, 
$1.60 per year. Address Desk F, Hounds and 
Hunting, Decatur, Illinois. 
TRAINERS 
FIELD TRIAL AND GUN DOG TRAINER. 
My subjects stand the acid test in trials or 
under gun fire. Edw. W. Garr, Lagrange, Ken- 
tucky. 
I CAN TAKE A FEW DOGS TO THOR- 
oughly train on quail. Wonderful training 
grounds in northern Mississippi; many years’ 
experience. I produce results. Grady W. 
Smith, Love Station, Mississippi. 
WANTED— POINTERS AND SETTERS TO 
GUNSMITHING — BROKEN PARTS DUPLI- 
cated, sporting stocks for military rifles a special- 
ty; charges reasonable. J. D. Phelps, Westerly, 
West Virginia. 
WANTED— COPY OF FOREST AND 
Stream to complete old subscriber’s file — June 
9, 1906. I need just this one. Address S. R. 
W., care of Forest and Stream. 
M/t 4 /i ji eatre 
train; also some nice setters for sale and rabbit 
hounds that do the work. Trial given. O. K. 
Kennels, Marydel, MarvlanH 
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