December, 1921 
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Along Blazed Trails and in the Small Villages Your Classified Advertisement 
if Printed Here Will Reach Thousands of Sportsmen 
ands are a great many that can use and that will pay money for the sporting equipment that you no longer need. 
boats, dogs, reels, fishing rods — all kinds of old hunting and fishing equipment — can be sold or exchanged here, 
ption of your possession — send it with a remittance of ten cents per word (Initials and numbers count as a word), 
money orders or checks. Remittance must be enclosed with order. January classified columns close December 1st. 
‘lace, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 4-Oth St., New York, N. Y. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, 
and German 5pf., 30c.; Italy 20c., and catalog, 
10c. Homer Shultz, King City, Missouri. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, 
27c. ; half-dollar size, 53c. ; eagle cent and cata- 
logue, 10c. Norman Schultz, Box 146, Colorado 
Springs, Colorado. 
INDIAN CURIOS. STONE AGE SPECI- 
mens. Antique guns. Pistols and daggers from 
all parts of the world. Illustrated list, 4c. N. 
Carter, Elkhorn, Wis. 
BINOCULARS 
BINOCULARS $22. COST $65. G. WALKER, 
Box 633, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
FEW GERMAN ARMY BINOCULARS; 
cheap. G. Walker, Box 633, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
LEMAIRE BINOCULARS ARE WORLD’S 
standard. Finest glasses made 6x12, including 
instantly convertible 8x10x12. Nearly 100 styles, 
field glasses, telescopes, etc. Dept. F12. Du 
Maurier Company, Elmira, N. Y. 
LEMAIRE $100 INSTANTLY CONVERTI- 
ble 8x10x12 binocular, new. Trade for diamond 
or Liberty Bonds. C. Mowrey, Elmira, N. Y. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
AGENTS COINING MONEY SELLING 
Universal Gas Savers for every gas stove. Won- 
derful device. Cuts gas bills in half. Increases 
heat. Popular prices. 100% profit. Exclusive 
territory. Write quick. A. L. Moore Gas Saver 
Company, Topeka, 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 Mono- 
gram Co. Dept. 34, East Orange, N. J. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
ing for newspapers, magazines. Experience un- 
necessary ; details free. Press Syndicate, 529, St. 
Louis, Missouri. 
STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript or 
write Literary Bureau, 518 Hannibal, Missouri. 
DECOYS AND CALLS 
A FEW PURE BRED ENGLISH CALL 
ducks for sale; pair, $10; trio, $17.50. R. M. 
Ray, Paris, Tenn. 
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. 
DUCKS— WILD MALLARDS, 3 FOR $5. 
Remington automatic, 12-gauge, $35. Charles 
Godman, Miami, Mo. 
FOR SALE — WILD CANADA GEESE DE- 
coys and breeders. Pheasants, wild ducks. Eggs 
in season. Alder Creek Game Farm, Manzanita, 
Oregon. 
FEW WILD MALLARDS, FLYERS, $4.00 
pair. Few pair ringnecked pheasants, $9.00. Ed 
Wahla, Minden City, Mich. 
GENUINE HAND-MADE BOX TURKEY 
call. The best and only successful call in existence 
in the hands of the amateur and expert alike. 
Together with my method of hunting, calling and 
killing the wild turkey, by an expert, with thirty 
years* experience, who knows all the tricks of 
the game. Price $5.00. Complete. F. F. Ray, 
Gregville, Ala. 
LIVE DECOYS, ENGLISH CALL DUCKS, 
yearlings, $8.00 pair ; young, $6.00 pair. E. Rin- 
telman, Mukwonago, Wis. 
LIVE DECOY HOLDERS, EASY TO PUT 
on and take off, 30c. each E. Rintelman, Muk- 
wonago, Wis. 
ANOTHER PLEASED 
ADVERTISER 
“Forest and Stream, 
“New York City. 
“Gentlemen: Please disregard my letter 
about repeating my advertisement as I sold 
both articles to a reader of your magazine. 
“Thanks muchly. 
“Wm. Brown, 
“Hart, Mich. 
“R. No. 3.” 
Hart, September 7th, 1921. 
WILD DUCK FOODS THAT BRING THE 
ducks in swarms. Literature. Write Clyde Ter- 
rell, Dept. 221, Oshkosk, Wis. 
WILD MALLARD DUCKS. $4 PAIR. 
James Bailey, Box 87, Cincinnati, Iowa. 
GUIDES 
CHINA— SHOOTING, SIGHTSEEING, Ex- 
ploring. Wish to go as guide or interpreter with 
party to North China. Speak fluently Northern 
Chinese, and have good experience travelling 
in the Interior. Personal knowledge of first class 
game districts. Best references. K. Sch., Box 50, 
Forest & Stream, 9 East 40th Street, New York 
City. 
MOOSE, CARIBOU, GOAT, GRIZZLY, 
black and brown bear; also spring bear hunting. 
Thompson Bros., guides, Barkerville, B. C. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
ANCIENT ARMS AND ARMOR, ETC., 
bought, sold and exchanged. Always a large stock 
on hand. Write for particulars. Sumner Healey, 
785 Madison Ave., New York. 
BROWNIE .22 SEMI-AUTOMATIC, NEW, 
$6; .25 automatic, $8.50. Powerful field glasses, 
$14. Worth double. C. Mowrey, Elmira, N. Y. 
CLEVELAND’S GUN SHOP, MINNE- 
apolis. Gun smiths. Large assortment of used 
guns always in stock. 205 South Seventh Street, 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
FACTORY SECRETS ON GUN BLUEING. 
Mailed for $1.00. F. M. Simon, Dl, Dane, Wis. 
.256 NEWTON RIFLE, SINGLE TRIGGER, 
new, shot 19 times ; ramrod, 21 cartridges, $60. 
Louis Radmer, Felton, California. 
FOR SALE— 18-GAUGE DOUBLE-BARREL 
shotgun. William Denman, Mt. Carmel, 111. 
FOR SALE— .30 NEWTON, EQUIPPED 
with sling swivels, special sights, and Silver’s re- 
coil pad. Factory condition. 20 cartridges and 
reloading tools. First draft, or C.O.D. order for 
$65.00 takes it. Express charges paid. Edward 
P. Pfingst, Watsonville, California. 
FOR SALE— .38 CAL. POCKET COLT 
automatic, new, perfect in and out, $30. N. 
Nazad, Windber, Pa. 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— FOUR EN- 
glish guns ; fifty new and used American made. 
Clyde Atwood, Dundee, Minn. 
FOR SALE— 3 H.-P. ^CYLINDER AIR- 
cooled Aerothrust detachable rowboat motor. Good 
condition. First eighty dollars takes it. Kurt 
Sauer, New Ulm, Minn. 
~ FOR - SALE — WINCHESTER, NEW, .22 
Long rifle, model 1890, $20. Walter Claussen, 
Ogden, Iowa. 
FOR TRADE— ONE .32 COLTS, 854 IN - 
bbl. , almost new; one .25 Colts automatic, fair 
condition; one .22 Smith & Wesson long rifle, A1 
condition ; for a good bird dog for hunting ducks, 
must be broken to retrieve. Write P. H. Hogrefe, 
B attle C r eek, N e br. 
FORTY BARGAINS — REISING AUTO- 
matic pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns. Write 
your wants. Ole Rodberg, Hanlontown, Iowa. 
GERMAN ARMY RIFLE, GOOD SHAPE; 
price, $75.00. Ray Willis, 229 W. Tonhawa St., 
Norman, Okla. 
LUGER PISTOLS, 7.65 MM. 8-12-16-INCH 
barrels and holster — stocks extra. Mauser pistols, 
7.63 mm. with wooden holster — stocks. Mauser 
sporting rifles, 30, ’06 U. S. Gov. The world's 
best. Pacific Sales, Ltd., Moscow, Idaho. 
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, 873 Madison Ave., New York City. 
SSS SUB-CHAMBER FOR 12-GAUGE SHOT- 
guns. Shoots .38 S. & W. special cartridge. 
1-inch groups, 35 yards. Instantly removable. 
Convenient. Postpaid, $4.00. Sportsman’s Ser- 
vice Station, Tenany, N. J. 
SSS TRAP DOOR BUTT PLATE FOR 
rifles and shotguns, checkered neat design, 1-inch 
trap. Postpaid, $4.50. Fitted to your gun, $6.00. 
Sportsman’s Service Station, Tenafly, N. J. 
SWAP— WINCHESTER REPEATER MODEL 
1892, 32-20 caliber, in good condition for .38 spe- 
cial Smith & Wesson pistol. Chas. Lockhart, 
Erin, Tenn. 
WANTED— A SECOND-HAND SHOTGUN. 
pump action. Would prefer a small-bore Win- 
chester. Box 1333, Boston, Mass. 
WANTED— REMINGTON AUTO-LOADING 
shotgun. What have you? Write condition and 
price. E. H. Doda, Box 595, Vallejo, California. 
■WANTED— SAUER SPORTING MAUSER 
rifle. Parker shotgun. Sixteen or twenty; must 
be A1 condition ; state what you have. Dr. 
C. R. Bibb, Okeechobee. Fla. 
SELL OR TRADE— 32 WARNER AUTO; 
holster; like new, $10.00. .22 Winchester repeater, 
old, barrel new, perfect shooting condition, $12. 
Ed Wahla, Minden City, Mich. 
A REAL BARGAIN: SAVAGE 32-40, WITH 
reloading tools and l.ftOO cartridges. B. T. 
Spyker, Neptune, Wisconsin. 
GUN AND ROD CABINET 
GUN AND ROD CABINET— BLUE PRINT. 
giving dimensions, with instructions how to build. 
It’s a beauty, boys. A place for guns. rods, tac- 
kle, shells, books, etc. $1.10 money order. B. E. 
Nurnberg, 224J4 Topeka Blvd., San Antonio, Tex. 
LIVE STOCK 
FERRETS— 2,000 HEAD; SINGLES, PAIRS 
or dozen lots. F. G. Held, New London, Ohio. 
FERRETS FOR SALE, EITHER COLOR. 
Write for prices. Harry Chandler, New London, 
Ohio, R. I)., No. 5. 
FERRETS FOR SALE— LARGE OR SMALL, 
either sex; rat and rabbit ferrets a specialty. 
W. A. Peck, New London, Ohio. 
FERRETS FOR SALE — LARGE OR SMALL 
lots ; write for prices. W. H. Campbell, Route 2, 
New London, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— SILVER BLACK AND CROSS 
foxes ; I start you with books and foxes for $25.00. 
I will guarantee you 100 per cent. R. L. Todd. 
Milltown, N. B., Canada. 
JUST A FEW PAIRS OF DARK. BEAUTI- 
ful cross foxes for sale. A. H. Hermann, Bay- 
field. Wis. 
FERRETS FOR SALE, WHITE OR BROWN, 
large or small, either sex. J. E. Younger, New- 
ton Falls, Ohio. 
FINE HUNTING FERRETS, $10 PAIR; 
male, $5; female, $6. Bert R. Northrop, Oxford. 
Chenango Co., N. Y. 
FOR SALE — CHINESE RING-NECKED, 
silver golden, Reeves and Amherst pheasants, wild 
Turkeys, Quail, Ruffed Grouse and Ducks. Jaser's 
Pheasantry, Walhalla, Mich. 
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