FOREST AND STREAM. 
[Sept. 15, 1906. 
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NOTICE TO FISHERMEN. 
I am with you again for 1906 with my new catalogue. Lots of new goods this 
year. My new Heartwood Rods are like tempered steel, see catalogue. Two- 
piece or Three-piece Black Bass Casting Rod, short butt; length of rod, 6ft.; 
weight, 13 oz.; price, $2.00. Quadruple Multiplying Reel, 60 yds., $1.00. 
Aluminum Automatic Reel, $3.75. Free running reel with adjustable click, 
40 yds., 90c. Hollow point Carlisle, New York, Sproat, Sneck bend, Cincin¬ 
nati Bass and Aberdeen Hooks, single gut, 12c. doz.; double gut, 17c. doz. 
Single gut, i-yd. leaders, 20c. doz.; double gut, 45c. doz. Send stamp for 
116-page catalogue. 
J. F. MARSTERS, 
55 Court Street, - Brooklyn, N. Y. 
BIG GAME LITTLE GAME 
WORTH THE POWDER OF TRUE SPORTSMEN 
are found in the 
Five Thousand Miles of Forest, Lake and Mountain 
Along the line of the 
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 
Moose, Deer, Bear, Caribou, Wild 
Fowl and Other Game 
Our Booklet “FISHING AND SHOOTING’’ gives you dates of open seasons 
and other valuable information. 
ASK FOR IT! 
C. E. E. USSHER, G. P. A., Montreal, Que. 
E. V. SKINNER, A. T. M., 1 and 458 Broadway and 281 Fifth Av., New York. 
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BIG-GAME MAILING CARDS. 
At the present time a great many people are interested in picture cards for mailing, and 
many different scenes and subjects have been chosen to adorn such cards. 
Some of the big-game pictures, which from time to time have appeared in the Forest 
and Stream, are good subjects for such mailing cards for the big-game hunters, and we 
have prepared a set of half a dozen which cover: 
The Moose. The Mountain Sheep. 
The Elk. The Prong Horned Antelope, and 
The White Tail Deer. The Mule Deer, or Rocky Mountain Black Tail. 
These sets, printed with great care, are in two colors, and with sufficient margin for a few 
words of writing, will be sent post free on receipt of 25 cents. 
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO., 346 Broadway, New York. 
WILD RICE SEED THAT WILL GROW 
Perhaps you have made unsuccessful attempts to make wild rice grow in your game preserve. Failure 
is certain unless the seed has been properly cared for previous to sowing. Our wild rice seed grows. 
The new crop is nearly ready for harvest, seed should be planted this fall, and is shipped by express in 
wet moss. Send us your order now. Supply is limited. Price, $18 00 per 100 lbs. f.o.b. Minneapolis. 
Did you ever eat Parched Wild Rice? It is delicious and unequaled as a dressing foi game and 
poultry. Pound, 45c., postpaid. Write tor free booklet. 
NORTHRUP, KING & CO., Minneapolis, Minn. 
A DAY FROM HOME OR A 
MONTH FROM CIVILIZATION 
Whether you start out for a day in the 
field, for a month in the woods, your first 
consideration is to be adequately clothed to 
take the weather as it comes. After that the 
problem of outfit gets more complicated 
according to the length of the trip. 
Every detail for every sort of trip is pic¬ 
tured in our catalogue F. You may have 
it for the asking. 
ABERCROMBIE® FITCH COMPANY 
Complete Oufits for Explorers, 
Campers. Prospectors and Hunters, 
v 57 Reade St. (one door from B’way ), N. Y. a 
THE BEST SPORT¬ 
ING GOODS STORE. 
Here may be found in endless variety every 
requisite for recreation and outdoor games. Sup¬ 
plies for the Camper, the Hunter, the Automo- 
bilist, the Bicyclist, the Tennis Player, the Sea¬ 
side Enthusiast, and always at prices that are fair. 
Look for the “Sign of the Golden Stag,” 
or ask for catalogue No. 364. 
NEW YORK SPORTING GOODS CO., 
1? Warren St., near B’way, New York. 
“America's Greatest Railroad.” 
Operating more than 12,000 miles of Railway 
east of Chicago, St. Louis and Cincinnati 
COMPRISING THE 
New York Central & Hudson River 
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 
Big Four Route 
Michigan Central 
. Boston & Albany 
Pittsburg & Lake Erie 
Lake Erie & Western 
Chicago, Indiana & Southern 
Lake Erie, Alliance & Wheeling 
New York & Ottawa 
and Rutland Railroads 
For a copy of “America’s Winter Resorts,” send 
a two-cent stamp to George H. Daniels, Manager 
General Advertising Department, Grand Central 
Station, New York. 
C. F. DALY, 
Passenger Traffic Manager, 
NEW YORK. 
