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BOUND VOLUMES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 
FOR SALE —74 volumes of Forest and Stream for sale, 
practically 37 years. Price arranged and 'boxed F. O. 
B $50. Address Box io, Forest and Stream, 22 Thames 
Street, N. Y. 
DECOYS 
CANADA WILD GEESE—BUY NOW TO BREED 
THIS SPRING— Young pairs, right age to train for 
decoys, $8. Mated, breeding pairs of trained decoys, 
$13. Wild black mallards and English decoy ducks, 
$4.50 the pair, also offer swans and other ornamental 
waterfowl. Whealton Game Preserve, Chincoteague 
Island, Va. 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 
MARLIN 6-SHOT REPEATING GUN; Sample, $17. 
McCallister’s, 221 West Baltimore, Street, Baltimore, Md. 
FOR SALE —Winchester Pump Gun Hammer—30 in. 12 
ga. full choke, No. 1 condition. C. D. Shellabarger, 
Enon, Ohio. 
USED MOTORCYCLES —Real bargains—All makes— 
Several late models slightly used. Send for descriptive 
list. Pendleton, Norwick, Conn. 
TRADE —Victor graphophone in first-class order with 
20 records, for 20-ga. pump gun or 12-ga. Winchester 
automatic. Address Box 120, Shullsburg, Wis. 
FOR SALE OR TRADE —Edison phonograph with 50 
records. Plays two and four minute records. Howard 
R. Baker, Box 32, East Falmouth, Mass. 
from 
No. 193, Kutztown, Pa. 
FOR SALE, REASONABLE —16-ga. Parker hammer* 
less, 26-an. modified and full choke barrels; 6J4 pounds. 
Stock 14%, drop 2*4 $37.50 grade. R. R. Featenby, Box 
562, Harrisburg, Pa. 
FOR SALE —One Mod. ’97 Winchester repeating shot¬ 
gun, take down, 12-ga.; good -condition, $16. One .38-55 
W inchester S. S. rifle, Lyman rear sight and bead. $10 
L. S. Frantz, Friend, Neb. 
FOR SALE —300 Deer heads, 100 moose heads, and 
several hundred other specimens at reasonable prices 
Established 1878. Send for list. John Clayton, Co., Tax- 
dermists, Lincoln, Maine. 
GET VALUABLE INTERESTING MAIL 
Whole Year Thirty Cents 
Money Returned if Unsatisfactory 
PAUL CORNISH, Dept. 77 
_SCHENECTADY, N. Y. 
SALE OR EXCHANGE —Stevens model No. 47, 32-40 
30-10. full octagon rifle butt, single set trigger, No. 17 
target front, Stevens wind -gauge re-air, list $5.50. Perfect 
ccr-dition. Address Frank G. Brown, 183 Washington 
Avenue, Vandergrift, Pa. 
A CLEARING HOUSE FOR SPORTSMEN— Tell 
us w-h-at you want and we will sell same to you either 
new or used and will a-oce-pt any used sporting -goods 
in part payment. Stamp for List. Sporting Goods 
Exchange, Fall River, Mass. 
FOR SALE— 12-gauge Marlin—Model 24. Grade A with 
extra barrel cyl. bore. 12-gauge Lefever—double bar- 
le i' ^ W 3 - ' J ,3p-inch auto ejector. Guns part of an 
estate being sold. Little & Becker Printing Co., Ninth 
& Walnut Streets, St. Louis, Mo. 
SIXTY-TWO VARIETIES OF PURE BRED FOWL, 
inclaiamg wTld ducks ami geese, also incubators and 
-brooders. One Stevens repeating shotgun, fine condi¬ 
tion; one 10-iga. Winchester; large illustrated poultry 
book, mailed for 4 cents postage. C. M. Atwood, Box 
No. 2 Dundee, Minn. 
F 0E ( SALE —New Stevens Ladies’ model .22 cal., 
select fancy walnut stock, checkered pistol grip and 
fore-arm, Swiss butt plate, double set triggers, 354- 
power detachable telescope, Vernier windgauge rear and 
rtfw'r?n bln ? u 0n - fr ?, nt slg , ht Cost P rice $ 4 °- Will 
snip G.U.IL with privilege of examining. Dr. C. Edward 
Sayre, 7 West Mad ison Street, Chicago, Ill. 
ONE 20-GA. WINCHESTER PUMP, “second -hand, good 
f 20 ’ one I2 ' ga - Stevens -pump, second hand, good 
order $!7- one 12-ga. Ithaca second’-hand, good order, 
]/ 2 \ $ 2 °>.., or ‘ e , 25-20 Ma-rlm rifle, $9; one .33-c-al. 
^ r - ble /ear She-ard gold -bead front 
Huntington^ 0 llass! 11 ’ ^ 7 E ' Herrlck - 6 Ma * n Street, 
H. & R. .22 REVOLVER, 6 inch barrel, target grip 
1 1,500 , ca . rt,nd g« s >. $ 5 - 00 ; Metz autom-obdle 1254, I910 
mode-1, good tires, chains, treads and -tools, $90.00 or trade 
cLfTr m ° t0r S ycle; „ Shaw smoker > 75 cents- Interna! 
tiona-1 Correspondence Automobile Course cost $50.00 take 
tf u i 120 No 3 1 ste ' el frtps, $12; 108 Egg Sure 
5*]^ Incubator good condition, £3.50. Want motor 
cycle. Geo. R. Gibson, Oneonta, N. Y. 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—Continued 
GINSENG, JOURNAL —Arrowsmith, Illinois, 48-page 
monthly, 50c. a year. Vital interest to Ginseng seal 
growers. 100 seeds given new subscribers, when wanted. 
GUNS, ETC. 
HUNTERS—I shrink and rech-oke single and -pump 
shotguns, to shoot all si-ze-s, very -close -and hard, new 
system just perfected. Send -g-uns -by parcel post or 
write Geo. W. Shrader, Gunsmith, Lemmon, S. Dak. 
INDIAN WORK 
MEN—GET ONE OF THESE BEAUTIFUL, GEN¬ 
UINE, INDIAN BEADWORK LEATHER SHIRTS. 
Vyiil-l -wear for years; ju-st the thing for sportsmen. Any 
size, -price $10 prepaid. Indian Bead Work Co., Box 312, 
Poplar, Mont. 
KENNEL 
FOR SALE —One coon-dog $12. One coo-ndo-g $15. One 
young coondog $10. One y-oung English bloodhound $15. 
W-anted—Young -foxes and mink. F. W. Probst, Box 60, 
Linwood, Ont. 
AIREDALE— The -gentlemen’s al'l-round -dog. Collies 
ot th-e best -possible blood -lines. We have puppies, 
grown dogs -and brood matrons. T-e'll us just what you 
want and get our list. W. R. Watson, Box 202, Oakland. 
Iowa. 
FOR SALE— Dogs, all breeds, for all purposes; cattle, 
sheep, hogs, ferrets, rabbits, pigeons; 15 cents for new 
handsome catalogue, with 90 illustrations, all breeds' 
price list poultry. Susquehanna Valley Kennels, Tunk- 
hannock, Penna. 
i? E ?* E ^ E ^u E ? AIREDALE BITCH, seventeen months 
old, .house broken, exception-ally -bright, good hunter, 
watch dog and compan-i-on. Pri-ce $40. Also a few 
classy pups whelped August 8th. Do n-o-t write unless 
you mean business. W. N. Wilson, Box 753, East 
Liverpool, 0 . 
FOR SALE— American foxhound -bitch, black -and -tan 
26-ni. earage, -weighs 50 pounds, $20. English -beagle 
bitch, white and ibLaok, $10. Ea'Cth have a 'pedigree 
B-o-th are young and -partly trained. Will sell for cash 
or exchange for two trained fox-h-ounds. Wallace E 
Spear, 34 Rankin St., Rockland, Me. 
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVERS, just whelped 
re S ls |^J' e d stock. “The best duck retrievers in the 
world. Will be just right for next fall. Many fine 
testimonials from previous sales. Satisfaction guar- 
anteed. Dogs twenty-five dollars, females twenty. 
G. F. Smith, North Battleford, Sask. y 
CAERPPILLY AIREDALES —A few choice bitch pup- 
pies of this noted strain for sale cheap, also a 2 year 
old brood bitch soon in season. If desired, this bitch 
will be bred to Caerppilly Marvel before shipping For 
particulars, write P. Bawden, Caerppilly Airedale Ken¬ 
nels, Ridgetown, Ontario. 
trnv G «ATT I lTi S c ET c TERS ’ POINTERS, BEAGLES AND 
FOX HOUNDS, finest stock in the world, sold under 
positive guarantee. Our reputation is backed by Forest 
& Stream— a lifetime in the business, and hundreds of 
unsolicited testimonials from all parts of America 
J rained dogs and puppies shipped on trial. Send 10 
cents for catalogue, prices, photographs, etc. Hopewell 
Kennels, Stewartstown, Pa. 
LIVE ANIMALS 
BELGIAN HARES—Some Extra Good Breeding Toes 
$2.50 each, 50 cents extra when bred to my famous 
buck Rex 2d. W. J. Gibson, Station D, Columbus, O 
FOX, RACCOONS, SKUNKS, MINK wanted for 
breeders. M-us-t be healthy. State what you have and 
once. Robert Hyde, Deerlick Lodge, Fur and Poultrv 
'‘arm, Clifton, Me. 
LOST 
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LOST— During the Deer Hunting -sea-son on -th-e French 
River near Bi-gwood, two bound d-o-gs, one nearly -all 
-white, one -white -and iblia-ck speckled with t-he word 
Glov-er ©u-t on -side. Any -information -regarding -above 
will be -appreciated. W. T. Glover, Freeman P. 0 ., Ont. 
FOR SALE— Savage .22 H. P. rifle, -pistol grip, check- 
erea, fitted .with Malcolm No. 2-6 power scop-e, -loading 
t-o-ol, shell -sizing tool, 240 primed -shells, over 800 metal 
pack bullets, over 1,000 -gas check -bullets, over 200 short- 
range bullets. All new, -perfect -condition. Co-st over 
$25- hirst money order for $45 takes it. Address Wm. 
H. DeGroff, R. D. No. 2, Auburn, N. Y. Mal-colm Tele¬ 
scope Co. will -gu-ar-an-te-e it ;to -be -as .represented. 
GINSENG 
MAKE UP 
GIIN^NE HAIR MUSTACHE, 35 cents; Van Dyke 
j in -t>eard, 50 cents; full beards, 60 cents, $1.25, $2.^0; 
ress wigs 75 cents, $2.35, $3.25; negro, 50 cents; creole r 
$2.50. bend for catalogue. Ewing Supply House, Clk. 
Jd, Decatur, Ill. 
PASSENGER PIGEON 
S i TU i? F .F D i. p ASSENGER PIGEON —Fine speoimen, 
male 'bird, shot by the writer in 1869. Ought to be in 
some museum collection. Have also for sale very fine 
wood drake and Great Northern diver. Best offer 
solnoited, Address Box 42, care of Forest and Stream. 
PHOTOGRAPHY 
FILMS developed ioc., all sizes. Prints 254.354, 3 c.; 
2/2-454, 354-3/4, 354-4/4, 4 C * Post Cards, 50c. doz. Work 
guaranteed and returned 24 hours after receiving Post- 
p ?'fT^ S ! nd o. negat iy e . s for samples. Girard’s Commer¬ 
cial Photo Shop, Holyoke, Mass. 
FILMS developed ioc.; prints 3c. to 5c. Take no 
chance on bathroom finishing; send to a reputable 
Incorporated Company conducting largest plant in exist¬ 
ence. Price list and special offer. Enlarging our 
specialty Chicago Photo Finishing Co., 54 W. Lake 
Street., Dept. C., Chicago. 
SEND US TEN of your favorite Kodak negatives, -any 
s-ize; wi-ll pta-n-t one picture from each negative for a 
total ot ioc. (stamps). Or wi-l'l -develop a-ny -s-ize rol-l of 
him and fu-rn-ush one -print from each negative -for ioc 
This is a trial offer, made to show -our High Class 
rimshing. 8 x 10 mounted enlargement's 25c. Roanoke 
Cycle Company, Roanoke, Va. 
POCKET TONGS 
If , yo , u have never lighted your pipe or cigar with 
a re “ l 10 *- coa l from a camp fire or an open fireplace, 
you do not know what fragrance you have missed, 
bend ten cents for the vest pocket tongs that will 
pick up the glowing coal. Address Duck Hunter, 
Princeton, Ill. 
REAL ESTATE 
COMING TO CALIFORNIA? Little farms, 5 acres 
up. Irrigating water. Small payment, balance 8 years 
$250 up. Send for booklet. S. Reynolds, 611 South Hill. 
Los Angeles. 
SPORTSMEN’S CLUB 
HUNTING AND FISHING; shares in sportsman’s 
c j 'l n , ? he Adirondacks -for sale. Excellent hunting 
and fishing. 3,200 -a-cre preserve with five lakes. 
Unusual opportunity for sports-men. Write -for details. 
W. H. Cadwell, New Britain, Conn. 
GOOD SHOOTING —Plenty of quail and plenty of 
good dogs for those who want to rent them for hunt¬ 
ing. Fine climate. 
F. M. Hough, or R. M. White, Chester, S. C. 
GUIDES 
Sportsmen for Grizzly Bears, and other big game, in 
the new big game field of British Columbia, address, 
Joe La Salle, McBride, B. C. 
_ STOCK ABSORBER 
SPORTSMEN —Shoot 1,000 times a day as many -days 
as you wish without a l-ame -shoulder by using a Perkins 
shock absorber recoil -pad, $3. 554 x iJ4; S'A x 154; 554 
x iJ 4 ; 5 5-16 x ii/4. 10 Sea Street, Everett, Mass. 
TAXIDERMY 
SPORTSMEN AND TAXIDERMISTS— Deer -heads 
can now be sim-ply -and easily mounted with our -papier- 
m-a-dhe head forms. No previous experience needed. 
Send for lists and directions. Moose, elk and d-eer feet 
made into inkwells, ma-tc-h -safes, paper weights, cigar 
holders and thermometers, sell at -s-ight. I carry -a ful-1 
line o-f -above and furnish -directions how to use them. 
Also -taxidermy -textbooks giving full instructions how 
to mount birds, animals and -fish, $1.65 to $2.65. I am 
the largest manufacturer of -glass eyes a-nd -shields in 
this country. Send 2-cent stamp for lists, etc. J. P. 
Babbitt, Box F 395, Taunton, Mass. 
TOBACCO 
KENTUCKY Tobacco, old and -sweet; the natural leaf, 
guaranteed be-st chewing -and sm-oking, 30 cents a 
pound, postpaid. J. L. Workman, Mayfield, Ky. 
WANTED 
WANTED —Few dozen pneumatic canvas decoys, ducks. 
State -kind, -condition, price. G. Taylor, Box 289, 
Rochester, N. Y. 
