October, 1919 
FOREST AND STREAM 
573 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL SORTS 
of old-time and modern firearms.^ Stephen Van 
Rensselaer, 805 Madison Ave., New lork Lity. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE 27c; 
half dollar size. 53c; large cent, 1820, and cata- 
logue, 10c. Norman Shultz, King City, Missouri. 
AUTO ACCESSORIES 
FORDS RUN 34 MILES PER GALLON WITH 
our 1019 carburetors. Use cheapest gasoline or 
half kerosene. Start easy any weather. Increased 
power. Styles for all motors. Runs slow, high 
gear. Attach yourself. Big profits for agents. 
Money back guarantee, 30 days’ trial. Air-Friction 
Carburetor Co., 550 IMadison St., Dayton, Ohio. 
POWERENE IS EQUAL TO GASOLINE AT 
5c a gallon. Salesmen and agents wanted. Ex- 
clusive territory granted. Powerene is guaranteed 
to be harmless, to remove and prevent carbon, 
doubling life of all gasoline motors, saving re- 
pairs, adcling snap, speed, power. An amount 
equal to 20 gallons of gasoline sent to any ad- 
dress in the United States, charges prepaid, for 
SI. 0(1. \V. Porter Barnes, Santa Rosa, California. 
Dept. D 10. 
CAMP EQUIPMENT 
FOR SALE— 9 x 12 TENT, BRAND NEW, 
$20. Bluegrass reel, like neiv, $8. Rayfield car- 
buretor, first class condition, $12. M . R. Click, 
Judson, Indiana. 
CANADIAN PHEASANTRY FOR SALE 
STOCK AND EQUIPMENT, FOURTEEN 
varieties of pheasants, an excellent collection for 
parks or private grounds. Inventory and price on 
application. Robinson Bros., Aldershot, Ontario, 
Canada. 
DECOYS 
DECOYS, CALLERS, PURE BRED DUCKS, 
no limit. Wild Mallards $4.00 pair; English Cab- 
ers $8.00 pair, extra hen $5.00. Duck book 25c. 
Ferret for sale. Mail draft. E. Breman Comjiany. 
Danville. Illinois. 
FISH FOR STOCKING 
FISH FOR STOCKING— BROOK TROUT FOP 
stocking purposes. Eyed eggs in season. N. F. 
Iloxie, Plymouth, Massachusetts. 
SMALL-MOUTH BLACK BASS, WE HAVE 
the only establishment dealing in your small- 
mouth black bass commercially in the Unite' 
States. Vigorous young bass in various sizes, 
ranging from advanced fry to 3 and 4 inch finger- 
lings for stocking purposes. Waramaug Small- 
Mouth Black Bass Hatchery. Correspondence in- 
vited. .Send for circulars. .\ddress Henry W . 
Beeman. New Preston, Connecticut. 
FOR SALE 
100 LETTERHEADS AND ENELOPES, NEAT- 
ly printed, $1.25 prepaid. Sample for stamps. 
Joseph F. Sikora, 2403 South 02nd Avenue, Ci- 
cero, Illinois. 
BEAUTIFUL THOROUGHBRED ANGORA 
cats and kittens for sale. Males, $5; females, $4. 
John S. Ranlett, Rockland, Maine. 
FOR SALE— ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE COM- 
passes, 50c. each postpaid. .-\ddress Box 29, 
Forest and Stream, 0 East 40th Street, New 
York, N. Y. 
FOR SALE— AN EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE 
and fine -\m. prong horn antelope head, horns 
over 19 inches. This is almo.st a world’s record 
head. .Mso fine elk, moose, mountain sheep and 
mule deer heads. .\n opportunity for club or 
I>rivate collector to secure some unusally good 
heads. Write for photographs and prices. John 
\[. Ceddes, 331 High St., Williamsport, Penn- 
sylvania. 
FOR SALE— SAVAGE RIFLE. 303 HIGH 
power, “kz lbs. (new), cost $44.50; sell for $38. 
.Mso pair of hunting boots, finest make, genuine 
elk skin, cream color, double rawhide soles, vis- 
culized. water[>roof, bellows tongue, lace, rein- 
forced toe. size 10)^D, 12 in. high Inever worn), 
cost $18. sell for $12. Jerome Jorgensen, 90 
Jack'on St.. Hoboken, New Jersey. 
GINSENG— OLD SEEDS OF 1918 CROP, 60c 
per thousand. Write for special prices on large 
quantities. F. Gent, Rockford. Minnesota. 
A nominal charge of five 
cents per word will carry 
classified messages to our 
army of readers on farms, 
in the towns and cities, 
and at the end of blazed 
trails. 
GOES' LIQUID POISON CAPSULES KILL 
animals on spot. Goes’ Luring Bait attracts them. 
Fourteenth season in market. Free circulars 
when this paper is mentioned. Edmund Goes, 
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Station C. 
RABBITS, FUR-BEARING, MODERN, Sci- 
entific, intensive fur farming. The new maga- 
zine, “American Fur Farmer”; circular free. Ad- 
dress Dept. 4, American Fur Farmer, Drawer 777, 
Oakland, California. 
YOUR MONEY BACK IF IT FAILS TO PUT 
a “razor edge” on the dullest hunting or pocket 
knife in one minute. Sample only 25c. Agents 
wanted. 100 per cent profit. Earl Warring, 
Parkersburg, Iowa. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
FOR SALE— 251 CAL. HI POWER Win- 
chester rifle. 125 rounds ammunition; like new; 
never been hunted with. First $40 takes outfit. 
Chas. E. Huff, liellevue, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— 32-40 BALLARD SCHUTZEN 
set trigger, cheak piece on stock, fine Swiss butt, 
$30.00; 38-5.5 Ballard set trigger, not schutzen, 
price $25.00; finest Winchester sights on both 
rifles. J. W. Beeler, 320 North 12th Street, St. 
Louis, Missouri. 
FOR SALE— SAVAGE RIFLE, 250-3000, 
model 1899, take-down, pistol grip, fine sights, 
new condition, cartridges; $33.00. Want .22 Sav- 
age. ^1. L. Dartt, 283G I'ranklin Ave., Cleve- 
land, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— WANT .32 COLT, CAMERA, 
Meisselback casting reel, freespool, $4.75, used 
twice; Daylo flashlight, 3 inch face, $2.00, new; 
22 calibre Stevens offhand target pistol, $6.50, shot 
less than 100 times; Waltham gold watch, $12.00, 
20 year guarantee. E. York, E. Maiden St., Wash- 
ington, Pennsylvania. 
KENTUCKY FLINT-LOCK RIFLES. OLD- 
time pistols, revolvers and guns. Large assort- 
ment; reasonable prices. Printed list free. Stephen 
Van Rensselaer, 805 Madison Avenue, New York 
City. 
HELP WANTED 
BETTER PAY, SHORTER HOURS, EASIER 
work and other advantages can be had in Gov- 
ernment positions which are easy to secure now. 
You owe it to yourself to find out if you are 
qualified. No expense. Just send name for Form 
RM 2043, free. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D. C. 
HUNTING RESORTS 
SHOOT GEESE AND DUCKS ON CURRI- 
tuck Sound; good accommodation, prices reason- 
able. Book your dates ahead. Loyd O’Neil, Sea 
Gull, North Carolina. 
LIVE STOCK 
FOR SALE— BROWN AND WHITE FER- 
rets and Belgian hares. Write for prices. Harry 
Chandler, R. D. No. 5, New London, Ohio. 
FOR SALE— CUB BLACK BEAR, THIRTEEN 
months; frisky; trapped in mountains of New 
Mexico. Address Beverly Bauer, Santa Fe, New 
Mexico. 
FERRETS FOR SALE— BROWN OR WHITE, 
large or small, either sex; only the best stock. 
W. A. Peck, New London. Ohio. 
FERRETS FOR SALE-LARGE OR SMALL 
lots. Write for prices. W, IL Campbell, New 
London, Ohio. Route 2. 
RAISE BLACK FOXES— LITTLE MONEY 
needed; pay by the month. Harry Solie, Barron, 
V'isconsin. 
FOR SALE— NINETEEN VICTOR RECORDS, 
all grand opera stars, Melba, Calve, Caruso, Tet- 
razzini, Homer, etc., listed at over $50; price, $35. 
None of these records have been placed a dozen 
times. Send for list. John M. Geddes, 331 High 
St., Williamsport, Pennsylvania. 
INVENTIONS WANTED. CASH OR ROYAL- 
ty for ideas. Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 195, St. 
Louis, Missouri. 
SHORT STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., 
are wanted for publication. Literary Bureau, 149, 
Hannibal, Missouri. 
STOP! LOOK! READ! We WILL MAKE 
you a black fox rancher on easy *payments to 
suit you. Write us for particulars, enclose stamp. 
Todd & Moore, Milltown, New Brunswick, 
Canada. 
FOR SALE— PARTS FOR 9 M.M. LUGER 
pistol; also some ammunition. Geo. M. Paulson, 
4624 Filmore St., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 
TRAPPERS— SEND STAMP FOR INFORMA- 
tion about the best book on fox trapping ever 
written. Ernest A. Brown, Nashua, New Hamp- 
shire. 
OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT 
AN ENGLISHMAN WANTS THE MANAGE- 
ment of a sporting estate; thoroughly conversant 
in every branch of sport, handling of dogs, rear- 
ing of game and an expert farmer. Can give ex- 
cellent personal references from influential Ameri- 
can and English people. E. H. I\L, care Forest 
and Stream, 9 East 40th Street. New York City. 
PHOTO SUPPLIES 
8 X 10 ENLARGEMENTS MOUNTED AND 
artistically framed from your negatives, $1.50; 
enlargements unframed, 50c. Expert workman- 
ship. Blake, 2512 Seventh Ave., New York City. 
MAIL US 15c WITH ANY SIZE FILM FOR 
development and six velvet prints, or send six 
negatives any size and 15c for six prints, or 
send 3.5c for one 8 x 10 mounted enlargement. 
Prompt, perfect service. Roanoke Photo Finish- 
ing Co., 220 Bell Avenue, Roanoke, \’irginia. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
$5.00 DOWN; $5.00 MONTHLY; SIX ACRE 
fruit, poultry, fur farm; river front; Ozarks; 
$100,00; hunting, fishing, trapping. 1973 North 
Fifth, Kansas City, Kansas. 
TAXIDERMY 
FUR DRESSING, TANNING, TAXIDERMY— 
quality and prompt service; catalogue on request. 
J. C. Mirguet Co., Inc., 12 Ely St., Rochester, 
New York. 
GLASS EYES, TAXIDERMISTS’ SUPPLIES, 
Prices free. Paul Miller, Cambridge, Ohio. Men- 
tion Forest and Stream. 
MASTER TAXIDERMISTS ON ALL KINDS 
of mounting; deer beads a specialty. H. J. Lesser 
& Son, Taxidermists, Johnstown, New York. 
SEND ME YOUR GAME TO BE MOUNTED; 
price-list free. Birds, animals, game heads and 
rugs beautifully mounted, for sale; moderate 
prices. M. J. Hofmann, Taxidermist, 1818 
P-leecker Street, Brooklyn, New York. 
UNEXCELLED TAXIDERMY WORK— OUR 
taxidermy work is unexcelled in every respect. 
Give us a trial as proof of our merits. Grove 
Taxidermy Shop, Humboldt, Iowa, 
WILD RICE 
WILD RICE— WILD CELERY— PLANTED 
in lakes, rivers and ponds bring the ducks in 
flocks. Now is the time to plant. Write for prices 
and information. Clyde B. Terrell, Naturalist, 
Dept. H-61, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 
WANTED TO PURCHASE 
WANTED — COLLAPSIBLE OR FOLDING 
boat. R. W. McLean, Bridgewater, Mass. 
DECOYS 
LIVE WILD MALLARD DECOY DUCKS; $10 
trio. F. M. Smith, Republic, Ohio. 
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