FOREST AND STREAM 
1123 
Forks of Machias Camps 
Finest trout fishing 
In Maine. Partridges, 
Ducks, Woodcock, 
Moose, Deer, Bear. 
Request booklet and 
decide to try the best 
game section in Maine. 
HENRY RAFFORD, 
Ashland 
Aroostook Co., Maine 
Telephone 
OPPORTUNITY may be given to one or two 
gentlemen to assume a personal interest in a large 
game and fish preserve in Canada. Moose, deer, oc¬ 
casional caribou, bear and small game. Trout and 
lake trout. Fully equipped camps and special guides. 
References and qualifications must be exceptional. 
Application by letter only. 
GASPE, Forest and Stream, New York 
FOR SALE 
or will lease for 1916 deer season, my 50 acre 
tract of forest land, high elevation at Hartwood, 
N. Y., adjoining one of the finest deer preserves 
in Sullivan County. 
ALFRED DIME 
169 Edgecombe Ave. - - - NEW YORK CITY 
CEDAR GROVE HOUSE 
On Lake Bomoseen, ^ hours ride from New York 
—ideal for boating, bathing, fishing, and all outdoor 
recreations. 
Large-mouth Oswego bass abound up to 8 lbs., 
small-mouth black bass to 6 lbs., besides pan-fish 
and large pike. 
Cottages, park grove, 50 -guest hotel with modern 
improvements, local producej tennis, baseball, driv¬ 
ing, with hotel livery, tramping with guides, steamer 
and launch on the lake. 
Rates $10 to $15 per week. 
EDWARD DUNN, Prop. Castleton, Vermont 
ANTI-TOXICODENDROL 
The Chigga-Skeeta-Ivy, Insect-Stings and Hives 
Pain-Killer Poison-Antidote! One Trial convinces! 
Gives complete relief! Does not stain nor discolor 
the skin, nor soil the clothing. Inexpensive to use 
—A bottle lasts All Season! Small-Size Individual 
Bottle 50c. Large “Camp-Size” $1.00. 
FRONT CHEMICAL COMPANY 
P. O. Box 452 - - - CINCINNATI, OHIO 
WOODCRAFT 
By NESSMUK 
No better or more 
delightful book for 
the help and guid¬ 
ance of those who 
go into the wild for 
sport or recreation 
was ever written. 
No one ever knew 
the woods better 
than Nessmuk or 
succeeded in putting 
so much valuable in¬ 
formation into the 
same compass. 
Camp equipment, 
camp making, the 
personal kit, camp 
fires, shelters, bed¬ 
ding, fishing, cook¬ 
ing, and a thousand 
and one kindred 
topics are considered. Beyond this the 
book has a quaint charm all its own. Cloth, 
illus., 160 pages. Postpaid, $1.00. 
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO. 
128 Broadway, - - New York 
tytjfs 
National Park 
GLACIER PARK is established as America’s Vacation Paradise— 
for reasons. It surpasses the Old World’s most famous nature-pictures 
in mountain splendor, scenic thrills, the azure beauty of its 250 skyland lakes. 
Here, at the Continental Divide, the Rocky 
Mountains reach their supreme glory. Go on 
horseback over wide trails, through sky-reacn- 
ing passes, join a hiking party or drink the 
Park’s cool breezes in luxurious automobile or 
launch. Fine modern hotels and Swiss chalet 
groups. Tepee camps. Vacations, $1 to $5 a day. 
Glacier National Park is on the main trans¬ 
continental line of the Great Northern en route 
to Spokane and its inland empire of summer 
resorts—Seattle, Tacoma and the vacation places 
of Puget Sound—Portland, Astoria, with the new 
Columbia River Highway and Clatsop Beach re¬ 
sorts—Vancouver and Victoria, and the far- 
famed in-sight-of-land voyage to Alaska. 
“See America.'First 
Round trip fares to Glacier National Park in 
effect June 1 to Sept. 30: to the Pacific North¬ 
west, Puget Sound and Alaska May 1 to Sept. 30. 
The twin Palaces of the Pacific—S. S. “Great 
Northern” and S. S. “Northern Pacific’’—three 
times weekly between Portland, Astoria and 
San Francisco. Folder on request. 
Write for folder “Western Trips for Eastern 
People” and illustrated Glacier National Park 
literature. 
C. E. STONE, Passenger Traffic Manager, ST. PAUL, MINN. 
C. W. PITTS, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt., 210 S. Clark St., CHICAGO 
S. LOUNSBERY, Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.. 1184 B’way, NEW YORK 
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C. E. STONE. Passenger Traffic Mgr., Great Northern Ry., Dept. 350, St. Paul, Minn 
Please send me “Western Trips for Eastern People” Aeroplane | 
I folder and descriptive Glacier National Park literature free. 
Name .. 
Address 
City .... 
.State 
CHIEF 
“THREE BEARS’ 
—His Mark 
Meet me at Glacier 
National Park 
this summer 
GlacierNostioD&l Park 
S e e America First 
MOOSE, DEERj and BEAR 
hunting in New Brunswick camps, located about 15 
miles from the railroad, in the heart of t g 
game country. 
There is also good salmon fishing on the Tobique 
river. Low rates. For information write 
JAMES A. WRIGHT, Odell River, N. B. 
Telephone 3-31 
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□URTRAPPER’S FRIEND 
AND GUIDE FREE 
WEIL PAYS CASH forfuraandremitsquiekerthan 
any other House. Furs much higher. Big money trap- 
ing, Only House holding shipments 5 days without 
your asking. Our Trapper'sGuideisas different trom others 
as an Auto from a Stage Coach. It’s Free. Price 1 ist free. 
Ref.your Bank. In business45yrs. TbeSquareDeal 
House. WEIL BROS. & CO.. Box 37 Ft-Wayne.lnd. 
NEWFOUNDLAND 
A Country of Fish and Game 
A Paradise for the Camper and Angler 
__ _ _ Ideal Canoe Trips 
The country 'traversed by the Reid Newfoundland .Company’s system is exceedingly rich in all kind, 
i J All alnrnr the route of the Rai way are streams famous for their Salmon and Trout 
fish!n S g a also G Crnbou barrrnl Americans who have "been fishing and hunting in Newfoundland .ay 
nsning, ajso Larioou the wor id j n which so good fishing and hunting can be secured and 
with such ease as in Newfoundland. Information, together with illustrated Booklet and Folder, cheer¬ 
fully forwarded upon application to _ _ _. _ . , _ . . 
J W N. JOHNSTONE, General Passenger Agent, Reid Newfoundland Co., St. John s, Newfoundland. 
