September, 1921 
FOREST AND STREAM 
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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 lamgac im! 
Guns rifles, canoes, boats, dogs, reels, Ashing rods — all kinds of old hunting and fishing equipment — oan he sold ot exchanged km 
Write out 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. 
The Market Place, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 40th St., New York, N. Y. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
LIVE STOCK 
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. 
BINOCULARS 
BINOCULAR S— LEMAIRE ; WORLD’S 
standard; 8x to 12x including wonderful con- 
vertible 8-10-12x. Largest assortment field 
glasses, binoculars, telescopes. List F9. Du- 
Maurier Co., Elmira, New York. 
FIELD GLASSES, BINOCULARS, $4 AND 
up. Sent on approval. List free. E. A. War- 
ring, Parkersburg, Iowa. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
AGENTS WANTED— LADIES SILK HOSE, 
German razors, barber shears, sample 60c. Oak 
Jobbing Co., 23 Pleasant Ave., Binghamton, 
New York. 
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 $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
tmg for newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate, 629, 
St. Louis, Missouri. 
STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript oi 
write Literary Bureau, 518 Hannibal, Missouri 
WANTED— MIDDLE AGED PERSON TO 
spend winter at St. Marks Light Station to teach 
four small children; man that likes to hunt pre- 
ferred. J. Y. Gresham, St. Marks, Florida. 
WISH TO HEAR FROM PARTIES INTER- 
ested in prospecting syndicate. A. S. Daven- 
port, Norman, Ontario, Canada. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
10-GAUGE SHELLS, LOADED “ARROW,” 
99c box, $39.85 thousand (4-1 54); empty “Ar- 
row,” 99c hundred (worth $2), fresh. Ameri- 
can Ammunition Co., Oak Park, Illinois. 
BROWNIE .22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC PISTOL, 
never shot, costs $10.50, take $6; new Spanish 
.25 automatic, $8.50; pair new powerful field 
glasses, case, strap, $14; worth double. C. Mow- 
rey, Elmira, New York. 
BULLETS— SOFT-POINT SPITZER, .250- 
3000, .25 Remington, $2.25 per 100, postpaid. 
.250-3000 empties, reloaded full charge, $4.25 
per 100. Byron E. Cottrell, Harrison Valley, 
Pennsylvania. 
COLT S. A. .45, 75'2-INCH, CIRCASSIAN 
checked grips, partridge type sights, inside per- 
fect, blueing good, $25. Model ’10 Stevens .22 
target pistol, perfect condition, special walnut 
grips to fit hand, checked, blueing slightly* 
marred, $16; 25-power telescope. French make, 
fair condition, $12. O. B. Emshwiller, 3230 
4th St., S. E., Minneapolis, Minnesota. 
FOR SALE— 250-3000 SAVAGE LEVER Ac- 
tion rifle, first class in and out; first money or- 
der for $40 gets same. Byron Patterson, Con- 
nellsville, Pa., R. F. D. No. 2. 
FOR SALE— NEW ITHACA SINGLE TRAP 
gun; $80. E. L. Brokaw, Walnut, Illinois. 
FOR SALE — REMINGTON AUTOMATIC 
shotgun, like new, $56; 3A folding Brownie cam- 
era, case and outfit 3J4 x554 size pictures, new, 
$12.00. Raymond Foss, Rochester, New Hamp- 
shire. 
WALTON PUTS A WHOLE LOT 
OF MEANING INTO HIS 
VERY FEW WORDS 
“Kindly stop my ad; am entirely sold out. 
I find you are a good advertising medium. 
"C. G. Walton, 
“Boulder, Colorado. ” 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION (Continued) 
FOR SALE— STEVENS 22 CALIBER MOD- 
el No. 10, brand new, $20. Herman Jaquith, 
Rumney, New Hampshire. 
FORTY BARGAINS— REISING AUTOMATIC 
pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns. Write your 
wants. Ole Rodberg, Hanlontown, Iowa. 
MILITARY RIFLES REMODELED— 
Springfields a specialty. Workmanship unex- 
celled. Allen Borders, Fullerton, Kentucky. 
NEW HAMILTON .22 RIFLES for $3.75; 
postpaid. Sportsmen’s supplies and traps. Prices 
right. Dale Whitney, Tacoma. Washington. 
NEW WINCHESTER 1892 32-20 REPEATER, 
with case, $26. Everett Moore, Denton, Arkan- 
sas. 
OLD-TIME AND MODERN FIREARMS 
nought, sold and exchanged. Kentucky flintlock 
rifles, old-time pistols, revolvers, guns, swords, 
powder horns, etc. Lists free. Stephen Van 
Rensselaer, 878 Madison Ave., New York City. 
PARKER TWEVLE GAUGE, 28-INCH, 7 1-16 
pounds, 3)4 inch drop, 14)4 inch stock, right 
improved cylinder, left full choke; good con- 
dition, $45. James Watson, Box 119, Leaming- 
ton, Ontario, Canada. 
SALE— .30 Luger, HOLSTER, FINE CON- 
dition, $50; 1894 Winchester .30-55. fine, $30. 
Lee Carter, Brooks, Maine. 
SELL OR TRADE— WINCHESTER, SINGLE 
32-20 Octagon, $15; typewriter, $25; both A-l 
condition. Roy Vail, Warwick, New York. 
SELLING — FEW .45 AUTOMATIC PISTOLS, 
new condition, $22.50; extra magazines, 80c; .38 
Colt army revolvers, $14.25; complete line of 
gunsmiths supplies, everything for the shooter. 
Sportsman’s Service-Station, Tenafly, New Jer- 
sey. 
THE WORDL’S BEST; LUGER 30-CAL. Pis- 
tols, $45; Mauser .30-Cal. pistols, wooden holster 
stocks, $45; Mauser sporting rifles, ,30-’06 U. S. 
Gov’t. $60. Pacific Sales, Ltd., Moscow, Idaho. 
WANTED— GOOD GRADE TRAP GUN, 
will exchange new Remington automatic 12-gauge 
perfect condition. Ben T. Taylor, New Albany, 
Mississippi. 
WE BUY — SELL — STANDARD MAKE 
guns, rifles, pistols, fishing tackle, tools, etc. 
H. B. Nissly, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. 
WINCHESTER 20-GAUGE PUMP, SLIGHT 
ly used, $50. Dr. Elliott, Fox Lake, Wisconsin 
FOR SALE — FOR MOUNTING — MOOSE, 
elk. Rocky Mountain sheep and mule, deer heads, 
sets of horns, scalps to mount the horns you 
now have. Boxed, baled or crated to go cheap- 
ly by express anywhere in U. S. A. under special 
government permit guaranteeing delivery. Ed- 
win Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario. 
1921 SILVER FOX PUPS FROM PEDI- 
greed Quality Island foxes for September de- 
livery. Prices right. Write us your wants. 
Wausaukee Silver Fox Ranch, Athelstane, Wis- 
consin. 
BLACK AND SCENTLESS SKUNKS FOR 
sale. Choice Northern. Clarence Orser, Col- 
gate, North Dakota. 
CALL DUCKS, MALARDS, DECOYS, ALL 
varieties ducks, geese, guineas, chickens, ban- 
tams. Best display waterfowl; best general dis- 
play, Wisconsin State Fair. Lee Kyburz, Lake 
Beulah, Wisconsin. 
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, Illinois. 
FERRETS FOR SALE— LARGE OR SMALL, 
either sex; rat and rabbit ferrets a specialty. 
W. A. Peck, New London, Ohio. 
FLEMISH AND NEW ZEALANDS, EXHI- 
bition and utility stock, breeders and young, 
prices lowest. Walter Gearhart, Kokomo, Ind. 
FOR SALE— CANADA WILD GEESE— A 
limited number for fall delivery at $7.50 each. 
Albert N. Froom, Olathe, Colorado. 
FOR SALE— NUMBER OF RED FOXES AT 
$20 each. E. H. Hodgins, Kincardine, Ontario, 
Canada. 
WILD FOXES SUPPLIED FOR CHASES. 
Shady Fur Farm, Springfield, Minnesota. 
WILD MALLARD CALLERS— MY LIVE 
wild mallard callers, shipped in a handy carry- 
ing case, with collars for fastening, ready for 
use, at no extra cost Price $2.50 each in Sep- 
tember; $3.00 in October; $3.50 in November. 
Clyde B. Terrell, Dept. H 216, Oshkosh, Wis. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
1,000 BOOKS ON ANGLING, FISHERIES, 
fish culture and natural history, for disposal. 
Catalogues free. Frampton, 37 Fonthill Rd., 
London, England. 
ATTRACT WILD DUCKS WITH WILD 
rice and wild celery, their favorite foods. Fresh 
seed that grows; shipped anywhere for fall sow- 
ing. Write for prices. Clyde B. Terrell, Dept. 
H 217, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 
FOR SALE— COURSE IN DETECTIVE 
work, $5; course in hypnotism, $5; .22 Colt tar- 
get automatic, $30. Ralph G. Ring, Bangor, 
Maine. 
FOR SALE— DELUXE ADDING MACHINE, 
Iver Johnson 22 cal. revolver, one Remington 
22 cal. repeating rifle, one violin and Hohner 
accordion. David R. Graber, Sterling, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— TWO RARE NEWLY MOUNT- 
ed big horn Rocky Mountain sheep heads. Ab- 
solutely perfect in every way. References. Ed- 
win Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario. 
FOR SALE — TWO EXTRA LARGE AND 
perfect, newly mounted winter killed moose heads 
of great beauty. Moderate prices. References. 
Edwin Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario. 
GREY MALLARD DECOYS FOR SALE, $5 
pair. Alice Crow, Camden, Michigan. 
HOW TO MAKE YOUR BOAT LEAKPROOF. 
Send for booklet. L. W. Ferdinand & Co., 152 
Kneeland St., Boston, Massachusetts. 
IRON GRASP CEMENT, GREATEST CE- 
ment made; patches gum boots, shoes, inner 
tubes, all canvas articles, etc., permanently. 
Stands water and heat. $1.00 per can. Agents 
wanted. Fred Crawford, Everett, Pa. Distrib- 
utor for Pennsylvania. 
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