March, 1919 
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BOOKS for ANGLERS 
To satisfy that ever present 
desire for the joys of River, 
Lake or Stream — We offer a 
choice selection of Books for 
Anglers. 
THE ANGLER’S LIBRARY 
American Fishes (G. Browne Goode) $3.50 
American Trout- Stream Insects and Nature 
Lures (I»uis Rhead) 3.00 
Anglei^s Workshop (Frazer) l.OQ 
Angler's Guide ((Tiarles Bradford) 1.00 
Angler's Secret, The (Cliarles Bradford) 1.00 
An Angler's Reminiscences (Chas. Hallock)... 1.50 
Artificial Flics and How to Make Thera 1.00 
Bait Angling for Common Fishes (Louis Rhead) 1.50 
Ha.ss. Pike, Pen’h, etc. (James A. Heiishall).. 2.25 
Basses. The Fresh Water and Marine (Louis 
Rhead) 3.00 
Big Game Fishes of the S. (Holder) 2.15 
Big (tame at Sc*a (Holder) 2.25 
B(»ik of I'i.sh and Fishing (Louis Rhead) 1.50 
Book of the Black Bass (HenshaTl) 2.00 
B« ok of tbo Tarpon (Dimock) 2.00 
Complete S<’icnce of Fly Fishing and Spinning 
iFrtsl (i. Shaw) 6.00 
Ctmipiele Angler (Walton) Lang Edition .75 
Cjjmplele Angler (Walton) Major Edition 1.00 
Completi? Angler (Walton) Gilt Edition 2.00 
Dffirmiru'd Angler (Charles Bra<lford) 1.00 
Dictionary of Flies (Shipley) $1.00 
Familiar Fish. Their Habits and Capture (Eu- 
gene McCarthy) 2.00 
F'avorit© F'ish and Fishing (Henshall) 1.50 
F'ish Life (Prof. Pycraft) 1-00 
F’ish Stories (Holder and Jordan) 2.00 
Fishing in American Waters (Genio C. Scott). 2.50 
Fine Art of Fishing (Camp) 1.00 
Fishing Kits and Equipment (Camp) 1.00 
Fishing With Floating Flies (Camp) l.Oo 
Foou and uanie I’lslies ( Jordan-Everman) 5.00 
Lake and Stream Game Fishing (Dixie Carroll) 2.0o 
Men I’ve F'ished With (Mather) 2.50 
Modem F'^sh Culture in Fresh and Salt Water. 2.00 
My Angling Friends (blather) 2.50 
Practical Dry Fly Fishing (Gill) 1-50 
Salmon Fisher, The (Charles Hallock) 1.00 
^Imon, Story of the (('rawford) 50 
Science of Fishing (Lake Brooks) 1-00 
Small Mouthed Bass (London) 
Spdckled Brook Trout (Louis Rhead) 3.00 
Trout Fly Fishing in America (Soutliard) 7.50 
Trout Lore (O. W. Smitli) 2.00 
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“I like you, Jim, but 
your Cream is no good,” 
said a traveling salesman friend of mine 
the other day — and he meant it. Claimed 
he had been giving Mennen’s Shaving 
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mind.” 
I watched him carefully. He squeezed out 
enough cream for three shaves and brushed it 
for 39 seconds by the watch, using a scant 
brushful of water.' 
“Wash it off!” I said. “You are making 
paste — not lather. Start all over.” 
Then I took charge. 
He started with about one-half inch of 
cream and all the water his bnish would hold. 
As soon as a lather was whipped up, he kept 
adding water until he had built a lather as light 
as beaten whites of eggs. He worked this 
lather in nvM the brush for three full mi.iutes. 
Say ! I wish you could have seen the 
expression of dawning appreciation that showed 
in his eyes as the old scythe began to sing 
through tile stubble. 
“Gosh! Jim,” he said, after the first 
over, “I haven’t had such a shave since that 
old darky head barber at the Planters' Hotel 
retired, fifteen years ago. ’ ’ 
I’m elling this story because it w'ould be 
too bad for anyone to lose a life-time of jdeas- 
ant Mennen shaves by getting prejudiced at 
the start because of a wrong method of using it. 
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