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FOREST AND STREAM 
September, 1921 
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SALE— SIX PAIRS NEW OIL SLICKER 
pants, yellow, $1.50 each. Alfred Hensel, May’s 
Landing-, New Jersey. 
TAXIDERMIST AND EXPERIENCED 
hunter open for engagement this fall. Address 
Bettison. 1257 Hampshire, Oak Bay, Victoria, 
B. C., Canada. 
WANTED— POSITION AS COWBOY ON 
Western ranch. Miner Wade, 121 Granger, 
Rutland, Vermont. 
WANT TO SWAP— ABSOLUTELY NEW 
moving picture camera with 300 feet film. Pre- 
fer out-board motor or canvas folding boat. 
What you got? W. S. Resoner, Swayzee, In- 
diana. 
WANTED— BEST LEONARD PLY RODS. 
William Wise, Berger Building, Pittsburgh, 
Pennsylvania. 
WANTED— VON HOFE SURF REEL, 300 
yards; rim, throw-off and drag. Reasonable 
price. L. Bancroft, 124 West 42nd St., New 
York City. 
WANTED— TWO EXPERIENCED TAXI- 
dermists; good pay for good men; give experi- 
ence, age and photo of work if possible. M. J. 
I-Iofman, Taxidermist, 989 Gates Ave., Brook- 
lyn, New York. 
YOU CAN TAN YOUR OWN FURS AND 
skins. You can make rugs and robes, lined or 
unlined, with mounted heads, open mouth finish. 
You will be successful at this money-making work 
from your first attempt. My formulas and com- 
plete instructions are only $3 postpaid, duty free. 
Edwin Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario. 
PHOTO SUPPLIES 
KODAK 4A, CASE AND TRIPOD, LIKE 
new, bargain; write. B. L. Fredendall, 19 Sum- 
mit Ave., Albany, New York. 
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. 
ONE LARGE NEW CAMERA, 8x10; NEW, 
never been used; Eastman; cost $125 four years 
ago. Has suit case to carry in, trays, rolls, etc. 
Dr. Bancroft, Merrillan. Wisconsin. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
HUNTING PROPERTY: 25 MILES OUT; 
North Shore hills, quail, rabbit, 35 acres, shack, 
camping outfit; $7,000. Hector Robichon, At- 
torney, Huntington, Long Island. 
SHOOT GEESE AND DUCKS ON CURRI- 
tuck Sound, N. C. Season opens Nov. 1st. Make 
your reservations ahead. Good accomodations. 
Prices reasonable. Address Lloyd Oneal, Sea 
Gull, North Carolina 
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THREE 1 YEAR OLD ENGLISH BEAGLE 
bitches; best hunting stock, $25 each; three- 
months old puppies $10 each. James Anderson, 
Blue Ridge, Georgia. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
DOG INSURANCE— THE METROPOLITAN 
Live Stock Insurance Co. now issues a policy 
covering death from any cause, anywhere. In- 
cludes theft and poisoning. Capital, $150,000. 
Address H. A. Uterman, Manager Kennel Dept., 
733 Jefferson Bldg., Peoria, Illinois. 
HOUNDS AND HUNTING — MONTHLY 
magazine featuring the hound. Sample 15 cents, 
$1.50 per year. Address Desk F, Hounds anc 
Hunting, Decatur. Illinois 
WISH TO GET IN TOUCH WITH MAN 
with plenty money who desires to establish pri- 
vate kennel; can lease or buy hundreds of acres 
of land cheap; plenty quail. Address John 
Mathis, Omaha, Georgia. 
POLICE DOGS 
BEAUTIFUL HIGH CLASS PEDIGREED 
police dog, male, seven months, wolf gray. A. 
Jensen, Route 2, Unionville, Michigan. 
CHOICE BRED POLICE DOGS FROM OUR 
imported stock; large type, any age desired. 
Stock registered in A. K. C. Rice & Rice Ken- 
nels, Spen cer, Indiana. 
POLICE DOG FOR SALE— STUD SERVICE, 
puppies for sale. Laudolf von Bobritzschtal, 
A. K. C. 29521, is 4J4 years old, fully trained as 
police dog and has been in police service for 
two years. He is wolf grey, of strong build 
and stands twenty-seven inches. His pedigree 
shows Starkenburg-Beowulf blood throughout. 
He is an approved show and stud dog, also an 
excellent watch dog and companion. Price $600. 
For information apply Herman Engelke, Under- 
hill Kennels, Hudson, New York. 
TRAINERS 
I THOROUGHLY TRAIN AND CONDITION 
bird dogs for fall shooting. Situation: island 
3J4 x l)i miles in beautiful Casco Bay; paradise 
for dogs and birds; cock and grouse shooting 
parties booked for October and November. Guide 
to U. S. Senator Hale. References. Only bird 
dogs boarded. E. N. Atherton, Long Island, 
Portland, Maine. 
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. 
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. Soma 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. 
DEVELOPING THE 
DOG 
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that he will at once become perfect in 
anything that you may teach him, but 
possess your soul in patience and allow 
and encourage him to act out his puppy 
ways and to play and frolic to his 
heart’s content, always excepting, of 
course, the few moments that you de- 
vote to his lessons. Above all things, 
carefully refrain from anything that 
looks like restraint in your ordinary 
intercourse with him, and endeavor to 
instill into his mind that you are his 
loving friend, and that nothing suits 
you better than to see him thoroughly 
enj'oy himself. 
We have found by experience that 
dogs are very much like men in some 
respects. They both are possessed of 
a superabundance of steam that must 
have vent somehow, and it is much 
better for your pupil to get rid of the 
surplus while he is of too tender an 
age to work any harm than to bottle 
it up for escape in the future, when 
added years and knowledge are very 
prone to turn the current into danger- 
ous channels. How much better it is 
to allow your boy to chase the gaudy 
butterfly and to encourage him to re- 
newed efforts and let him learn for 
himself, even if he is successful in se- 
curing the object of his desire, the chase 
is futile, and will not pay for bruised 
and tired limbs and soiled and torn 
clothes — how much better this than to 
keep him unwilling at your side, with 
his young heart almost bursting to es- 
say the trial, and sowing the seed that 
in a few years will ripen and cause 
him at the first opportune moment to 
break, not for butterflies now, but in a 
wild chase for forbidden pleasures 
that the restraints of his childhood 
make doubly dear. 
Do not think that we are moralizing; 
we are only illustrating. Therefore, 
when your pupil gives chase to the 
“butterflies of youth,” do not check 
him, but rather urge him on, that he 
may the sooner discover the fallacy of 
the pursuit. In the meantime console 
yourself with the thought that he is 
working off his surplus steam, and will 
all the sooner settle down to the real 
duties of life and do you no discredit 
by wild escapades in his mature years. 
T HERE is one thing that we con- 
sider of paramount importance — 
our puppy must staunchly point 
when he is from six to ten weeks old. 
If he will not do this naturally and 
of his own free will, quickly dispose 
of him to someone who is not so par- 
ticular, and try again. Although his 
breeding may be of the best, and the 
chances in favor of his pointing in the 
future, still there are so many ele- 
ments of chance in raising up dogs that 
we should strive to eliminate at least 
all the doubtful ones. We have yet 
to see that dog that would make a gamy 
point at this tender age that would not 
fulfill the promise in his riper years; 
while “the woods are full” of those that, 
Y,0UR MILITARY RIFLE REMODELED 
$60.00 to $75.00 
BASIS 
Stock, selected American Walnut, 
complete, including steel butt-plate, 
pistol-grip cap and checkering. .. .$37.00 
Furnishing and fitting No. 48 sight. 15.00 
Removing military rear sight, turning, 
polishing and reblueing barrel $5 to 8,00 
OF PRICES: 
S S S plain swivels (for fastening 
to stock) pair 1.50 
S S S front band and swivel (encir- 
cles barrel and fastens through fore- 
arm) 3.50 
Fitted 4.00 
Set screw for adjusting trigger-pull. 2.00 
Webb sling 
S S S Gun 
Case. 
1.80 
4,50 
S S S hand checkered butt-plate.... 3.00 
Checkering bolt handle 2.00 
OUR PRICES ARE FOR QUALITY AND 
[GUARANTEED WORK 
RESTOCKING-REBLUEING-ENGRAVING-REPAIRING GUNS of every 
description. Rifles tested by machine rest. MANUFACTURERS of SHOOT- 
ING ACCESSORIES. 
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