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GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
TAXIDERMISTS’ SUPPLIES 
MISCELLANEOUS 
EXCHANGE-303 Savage. 30 U. S. Army. 38-55 
Winchester, 32-40 Marlin, 22 Winchester special. 
Want 32 special winchester, Carbine; 16-gauge 
Hammerless double barrel or cash. Frank D. 
Carskaddon, Wedderburn, Ore. 
SALE OR EXCHANGE—22 Hopkins-Alien tar¬ 
get pistol, 8 in., good order. $4. 22 Special Win¬ 
chester, new, $7, with Marbles rod and outfit, $8. 
Geo. Greer, Ewart, N. C. 
FOR SALE—A rare mounted 32 point woodland 
caribou head; double brow shovels or palms. A 
perfect head of the very best class in every way. 
Very moderate price. Express prepaid on ap¬ 
proval. Edwin Dixon, Expert Taxidermist, Main 
Street, Unionville, Ontario, Canada. 
EXCHANGE—$15.00 Taxidermy Course for large 
skins (coyote, etc.), or sell for $6. A. Kohler, 36 
Vine Street, Detroit, Mich. 
KNIVES with a guarantee and your name and 
photograph beneath the unbreakable handle; any 
size, $1.00 up. Write. Hubert A. McCarley, Tax¬ 
idermist, Mathis, Tex. 
TRAPPERS—My animal scent works on all 
fur-bearers alike, wolves, coyotes and the cat 
family. $1.00 per bottle; six bottles for $5.00. 
Sold under money back guarantee. M. E. More¬ 
land, Gateway, Colo. 
FOR SALE—Smith & Wesson Single Shot 
Pistol, Model of ’91, 22 long rifle cartridge, ivory 
bead front sight, perfect condition. $6.00. H. B. 
Diltz, 219 Fifteenth Avenue, Columbus, O. 
WANTED—Single barrel trap gun. Must be 
cheap. William B. Davis, Moorestown, N. J. 
FOR SALE—.30-30 cal. Savage, model 1899, take- 
down, shot 40 times, $15. 7 mm. Mauser outside 
shows use, inside good as new, $12; .44-40 Police 
Positive, swing out cylinder Colt revolver, in 
fine shape, $15. Julius Audendert, Lunenburg,’ Vt. 
FOR EXCHANGE—Forty books on steam and 
electrical engineering. Want .22 Colts or S. & W. 
revolver or .22 rifle. F. A. Blakeslee, Cazenovia, 
New York. 
FOR EXCHANGE—A 32-40 H.P. Marlin Rifle; 
perfect condition; really new, and a 4 x 5 East¬ 
man Kodak; will trade for 20-gauge shot gun 
or bird dog. Glen Fleming, Monteleon Hotel, 
New Orleans, La. 
WANTED—.22 cal. repeater for cash. All let¬ 
ters answered. E. Stephenson, Lowell, Iowa. 
WANTED—8-gauge shotgun at bargain. Breech 
or muzzleloader. Will trade. Roy Chansler. 
Bicknell, Ind. 
EXCHANGE—Good twelve-gauge Winchester, 
with small difference, for good double, twenty 
hammerless. Switzer, 515 West Broadway. 
Whittier, Cal. 
EXCHANGE—Edison phonograph, cost $50 00 
60 records, good condition. Want small gauge 
shotgun. E. T. Stephens, 515 Union Street, Spring- 
field, Mass. 
. BARGAINS—12-gauge Marlin, $14.00; .22 Rem¬ 
ington, $9.00; .40-65 Winchester, $5.00; Savage 
Automatic, $7.50. Edgar Hunt, Barron, Wise. 
SALE OR EXCHANGE—“A Maynard Gun, 
three interchangeable barrels, one shot and tw 
rifle. A few brass shells for each and reloadin 
tools. A. W. Safford, Adams, Mass. 
BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE—All sorts old-time 
and modern firearms. Stephen Van Rensselaer, 
Antiques, 805 Madison Avenue, New York. 
ANTIQUE FIREARMS—F i n e 
and rare flintlocks, matchlocks, 
wheelocks, crossbows for sale. 
No duty. Freight paid. Photos. 
No catalog. State requirements. 
Allen, The Facade, Charing 
Cross, London. 
TAXIDERMISTS’ SUPPLIES 
FOR SALE—Large beautifully mounted Rocky 
Mountain sheep heads; large winter killed elk 
heads; black and white tail deer heads. All 
perfect heads of the best class; reasonable prices. 
Express prepaid on approval. Edwin Dixon, 
Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario, Canada. 
FOR SALE—Whole body ready to mount bull 
moose, elk, woodland caribou and deer speci¬ 
mens; different sizes of moose, elk, caribou, 
Rocky Mountain sheep, black and white tail 
deer heads; also scalps to suit the horns you 
now have. All guaranteed goods at trade prices 
to all. Duty free. Delivery guaranteed. Fif¬ 
teen years’ experience in this business. Ship¬ 
ping all over U. S. A. Let me hear from you. 
Edwin Dixon, Dealer in Game Heads, Union¬ 
ville, Ontario, Canada. 
FOR SALE—Three rare, beautifully mounted 
moose heads; spread of horns 60)4 , 58 and 57 
inches. Newly mounted massive heads of the 
very best class, perfect in every way. Reason¬ 
able prices. Express prepaid on approval. Edwin 
Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario, Can. 
TAXIDERMY—Pleasant and profitable busi¬ 
ness. Learn for $1.10 by sending for HOME 
TAXIDERMY FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT, 
book of 246 pages, 107 illustrations. A. R. Hard¬ 
ing, Columbus, O. 
FOR SALE—Beautifully Mounted Bull Elk 
Head; spread over 60 inches; extremely 
massive and perfectly balanced. Largest known 
head in Canada to-day. Write for photographs 
and full particulars. H. L. Felt, Findlater, Sask. 
TAXIDERMY BUSINESS has been very prof¬ 
itable. To get both Taxidermy and Fur Business 
down to equal basis of profit I am compelled to 
reduce prices on all kinds of game head mount¬ 
ing to one-half that other concerns charge. Get 
my prices and prove it on anything you want 
mounted or made. Fur rugs made to order. You 
can ship a long distance and save money. I 
want northern furs. F. Gent, Rockford, Minn. 
YOU CAN TAN YOUR OWN FURS AND 
SKINS—Make your own rugs and robes with 
mounted heads, open mouth finish, with my up- 
to-date tanning formulas and time-and-labor sav¬ 
ing methods. You are certain of success at this 
money-making business. Complete formulas and 
instructions only $3; postpaid. Duty free. Edwin 
Dixon, Taxidermist, Unionville, Ontario, Can. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
SOMETHING NEW FOR HUNTERS AND 
FISHERMEN—Something you cannot be with¬ 
out. A knife, fork and spoon, which folds in 
one compact piece, in a neat case. Strong, dur¬ 
able and reliable, heavily nickeled. Is practical; 
just the thing when you are on the trail . or 
fishing. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction 
or money refunded. $1.00 postpaid to any ad¬ 
dress. The Moreland Sales Co., 4928 Ferdinand 
Street, Chicago, Ill. 
DAVID STERN COMPANY offers the follow- 
ing bargains in genuine Prism Binoculars: 1st, 
Le Fils Prism Binoculars in case. Our price 
$19.50. 2nd, 6 x Bausch & Lomb-Zeiss Prism 
Binoculars and case. Our price $29.50. 3rd, 10 x 
Turner-Reich Prism Binoculars in case. Our 
price $30.00. Write at once. Many other bargains. 
David Stern Company, 1047y Madison Street, Chi¬ 
cago, Ill. 
HALF SOLES—Discovered a new material to 
take the place of leather for half soles for shoes. 
Has worn twice as long as leather by actual 
test, by mail carriers in this city. I will send 
enough of this material for a pair of half soles 
and a pair of heels (any size), tell you what it 
is and where you can buy it in your own town 
for one-third the price of leather and tell you 
how to put it on with the aid of a jack knife and 
a screw driver; no shoe makers outfit required; 
all for $1. Charles L. Seeley, San Luis Obispo, 
California. 
OLD COINS WANTED—$2 to $500 each paid 
for hundreds of Coins dated before 1895. Keep 
all Old Money and send TEN cents for our New 
Illustrated Coin Value Book, size 4x7. You 
may have an old coin worth many dollars. Get 
Posted at once. Clarke Coin Co., Box 97, Le 
Roy, N. Y. 
SPORTSMEN—Are your game preserves or 
estates overrun with foxes, we will exterminate 
them with our dogs. Walter Momm, Irvington, 
New Jersey. 
—Loose or bound volumes of Forest 
* y ears 1912 to 1915, inclusive. S. G. 
McMeen, 277 Woodland Avenue, Columbus, O. 
CONSULTING FISHCULTURIST-Expert ad¬ 
vice on all fishery matters. Sporting waters ex¬ 
amined and reported on in regard to improving 
ashing. Sites for hatcheries located. W. M. 
Keil, Tuxedo Park, N. Y. 
INDIAN BASKETS AND RELICS—Catalogue 
free. Gil’ham, Highland Springs, Cal. 
ANIMALS AND BIRDS 
FINE STOCK—Rufus Red, Belgian hares. Sell¬ 
ing out, $4.00 per pair. Fine bred does $2.50 or 
bucks, $2.00 each. List free. Robert Kerwin, 
Kansas City, Mo., 6837 East 14th Street. 
SKUNK DEVELOPMENT BUREAU—Dept. F, 
Chicago, Ill., offers the following service: 
Choicest star black skunks for fur-farming or 
handsomely striped beauties for pets; price list 
free. Illustrated booklet teaching removal of 
scent sacs without spilling any scent for 30c. in 
stamps. “Skunk Culture for Prqfit,” Holbrook’s 
great book on skunk-breeding, raising, disarm¬ 
ing, diseases, marketing live stock, etc., with 50 
illustrations, for $1.00 postpaid; descriptive illus¬ 
trated circular free. 
FOR SALE—One extra choice, silver black, 
male fox, 18 months old; two choice silver black 
female pups born April 9th, 1916. Reid Bros ’ 
Bothwell, Ontario, Canada. 
FINE IOMESTICATED MALLARD DUCKS 
$1.75 per pair while they last. Enclose stamp 
August H. Wagner, Emington, Ill., R-l. 
RINGNECK PHEASANT EGGS from 
Bred Stock. $3.00 per setting of 15 eggs, 
strictly fresh when shipped. All orders 
in the order received. Edward W. Dolan, 
ington, Minn. 
Pure 
Eggs 
filled 
Worth- 
PHEASANTS—H. W. Myers. Olympia, 
ington. R. F. D. No. 1. 
Wash- 
WILD MALLARD DUCKS $2.00 pair 
only); prompt delivery; mail draft; 
bought or sold; state price in first 
S. Breman Co., Danville, Ill. 
(pairs 
ferrets 
letter. 
The Whole Trick in brpeding Canada Wild 
Geese, Swans, etc., is to start with Breeding 
Pairs and they must be in their new quarters 
early before the mating season begins. Buy now 
for next spring’s breeding. Mated, breeding 
pan-s Canadas $15; young pairs $10; Wild Black 
Mallards, Red-heads, other ornamental water- 
fowl. Whealton Water-Fowl Farms, Chincoteague 
Island, Va. 
CAMPS, SITES AND EQUIPMENT 
$5.00 DOWN, $5.00 MONTHLY; seven acres 
poultry, fur farm; river frontage Ozarks; 
$100.00. Fine hunting and fishing. Harry Hub- 
bard, 1973 North 5th, Kansas City, Kans. 
HOMESTEADS AND ACREAGE in the best 
Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Locations in the 
West; advance fee $2.00 for prepared map and 
information. Eugene Eaton, Locater and Guide. 
Bandon, Ore. 
FINANCIAL 
FREE -6 MONTHS-1NVEST1NG FOR PROFIT, 
* r on 3 r\ or \ t M y Guide to Money-Making. Tells how 
$IIHJ grows to $2,200—how to get richer quickly and honestly. 
H. L. BARBER, Pub., 421-32 W. Jackson Blvd., CHICAGO 
