JUNE, 1917 
FOREST AND S T R E A M 
283 
Every month thousands of Sportsmen, some of them in the towns, some on the farms and others 
at the end of “blazed trails” read FOREST AND STREAM. They are men after your own heart, 
they like the things you like, and most of them are ready to buy, or sell or trade, guns, rifles, rods, 
reels, telescopes, cameras and other things that Sportsmen use. 
The “MARKET PLACE” of FOREST AND STREAM is of real service to its readers. The 
items, of things to sell or trade, are just as interesting as news notes and are read as carefully. 
A nominal charge of four (4) cents a word will carry your message to our army of readers. 
Look over your outfit, if you have anything to sell or trade, or if there is something you want 
don’t forget that FOREST AND STREAM will help you. 
ANIMALS AND BIRDS 
RAISE PHEASANTS FOR US^—We pay you 
big prices and furnish breeding stock cheap. More 
profitable than poultry. Eggs sell for twenty to 
fifty dollars a hundred. Contract, complete in¬ 
formation and price lists 10 cents. Animals and 
birds of all kinds for sale. Horne’s Zoological 
Arena Co., Desk 8, Kansas Ciy, Mo. 5-18 
CHINESE RING NECK PHEASANTS make 
beautiful game birds. Eggs, three dollars for 
thirteen eggs. J. W. Furnside, Brandywine 
Ave., Schenecady, N. Y. (G) 
RAISE PHEASANTS FOR US—We buy all you 
raise under contract, pay you big prices, furnish 
breeding stock cheap. More profitable than poul¬ 
try. Eggs 'sell for $20.00 to $50.00 per hundred. 
Contract, complete information and price list, 10 
cents. Animals and birds of all kinds for sale. 
Horne’s Zoological Arena Company, Desk 8, 
Kansas City, Mo. 5-18 
PIT GAME EGGS FOR HATCHING $2 PER 15 
—Old English black breasted reds. Irish reds 
and Cubans, Whitehackles. W. E. Forrister, 
Framingham, Mass. 
DUCK FOODS AND EGGS 
"WILD MALLARD DUCK EGGS—No limit; 
$12.00 hundred, $1.50 dozen. English Caller eggs, 
$3.00 dozen. Mail draft. F. Breman Co., Dan- 
ville, III. _ 9-17 
WILD DUCK FOOD, PLANTS AND SEEDS 
—For Clubs, Preserves or Private Parties. Wild 
Celery, Sago, Pondweed, Widgeon Grass, Red 
Head Grass, Chara, and other kinds. Write and 
learn how to grow it. Whites Game Preserve, 
Waterlily, Currituck Sound, N, C. 
TAXIDERMY 
TAXIDERMY OF MERIT; shipping tags, price 
list. M. -J. Hofmann, 1818 Bleecker St., Brook¬ 
lyn, N. Y. p t 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE—All sorts of old- 
time and modern firearms. Stephen Van Rensse¬ 
laer, Antiques, 805 Madison Avenue, New York. 
ANTIQUE FIREARMS—Fine 
and rare flintlocks, matchlocks, 
wheelocks, crossbows for sale. 
No duty. Freight paid. Photos. 
No catalog. State requirements. 
Allen, The Facade, Charing 
Cross, London. 
WANTED—Krag carbine. 
Jos. Burrows, Jr., Vernon, N. J. (G) 
FOR SALE—380-caliber Colt Automatic Pistol, 
shot only few times; no trades $15.00. A. F, 
Clune, Preston Park, Pa. 1 t 
REAL BARGAINS—Guns and rifles, doubles, 
pumps, automatics, new and second-hand. State 
plainly what you want. I have the price that 
will sell you. Jas. McVicker, Chillicothe, Ohio, 
(G) 
OLD VIOLIN TO EXCHANGE FOR ANY 
standard make shotgun or riflle. M. L. Richards, 
Lawrence, Mass. ( 11 ) 
FOR SALE OR TRADE—A Winchester Re¬ 
peater 10-gauge, full, cost $30. M. L. Richards, 
Lawrence, Mass. ( 11 ) 
ITHACA EJECTOR, $30.00 or trade. 
John W. Harrison, Gun Restocker, Grass Creek, 
Indiana. (G) 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
FOR SALE—Two old Kentucky rifles, brass 
trigger-g;uards and butt-plates, muzzle-loaders; 38 
and 35-in. barrels, respectively; latter figured in 
Bald Knoffer troubles in Missouri; both in good 
shooting condition, fine decorations; safe delivery 
(charges collect) guaranteed. Ray M. Bell, Box 
101, care Forest and Stream, 118 East 28th St., 
New York City. T.F. 
HIGHEST OFFER TAKES Remington Repeat¬ 
ing Shotgun; new condition, and 175 smokeless 
shells. C. O. D. Walter Hatch, Oberlin, Kans. 
1 t 
SALE OR EXCHANGE 
REPEATING SHOTGUN AND RIFLE.— Also 
field winning beagle in whelp. Pups for sale. 
Two stud dogs. Jas. A. Wahlen, Whitehall, 
N. Y, G 
FOR SALE 
FOR SALE.—Cottage, Clear Lake, Wisconsin. 
Bldg., 24 by 44 ft. Cement foundation. 125 by 
185 ft. Timber. Pine lumber, hardwood floors. 
Furnishing complete, six beds, screened porch. 
Clear title. Price $1,000.00. Dr. W. I. Mac- 
farlane, Tomahawk, Wis. 1 1 
FOR SALE.—At Train Island, located in Lake 
Superior between Marquette and Munising, and 
only one mile from mainland. This island con¬ 
tains over 106 acres and is an ideal site for a 
Summer resort fishing club or fox ranch. This 
island is timbered and a bargain at my price, 
$4,000. W. W. Smith, Au-Train, Mich. 1 t 
FARM FOR SALE—100 acres on salt water. An 
ideal location for Sporting or Boy’s Camp. Duck 
Shooting and Weir Privileges. For further in¬ 
formation address H. W. Hawes, Wiscasset, Me. 
(G) 
3A EASTMAN KODAK in good condition, or 
will trade for 32 Colt automatic. Harry Jensen, 
Paxton, Ill. i t 
INDIAN BASKETS AND RELICS—Catalogue 
free. Gilham, Highland Springs, Cal. 
GOOD TONED VIOLIN for sale. Free trial. 
Write Miss Bertha Mardisse, Route 5, Rose- 
dale, Kansas. 
FOR SALE—Complete Set of Kilborne’s Game 
fishes of the United States, and Pope’s Game 
Birds and Water Fowl with letter press (40 
plates), published by Charles Scribner’s Sons and 
the plates now destroyed. Address 
Mrs. C. M. ARMSTRONG, Wayne, Penn. 
?ALE $35 VIOLIN, $25. $30 large size 
Milo Triplex Barbell, can be weighted to 235 lbs., 
$20; or what have you for exchange? H. W. 
Colebank, Farmington, Mich. (G) 
FOR RENT 
A MICHIGAN PARADISE 57 Acres on Sage 
Lake the most beautiful Lake in Michigan, fertile 
soil, grand fishing, hunting, completely furnished 
Bungalow, wood fireplace, Garage, Motor Boat, 
etc. BARGAIN. E. E. Everett, Zanesville, O. 
_ (It) 
“SALMON FISHING.”—To let: Fishing Pools, 
and comfortable 12 roomed house nearby.. Cor¬ 
respond with P. A. Gillis, Margaree Forks, Cape 
Breton, Nova Scotia, l.t.c. 
FOR RENT—Small cottage on Tomahawk Lake. 
Oneida Co., Wis. Best fishing of all kinds. Ad¬ 
dress F. E. Lux, Rochelle, Ill. i t 
FISH AND GAME CLUB 
Several vacant stock memberships are for sale 
in club located in best hunting and fishing region 
in Pennsylvania. Commodious, comfortable club 
house, open year round in centre vast state-owned 
area, Deer, bear, grouse, trout. Particulars 
address Black Forest Fish & Game Club, c-o 
George E. Graff, Williamsport, Pa. it 
MISCELLANEOUS 
50-CENT TRIAL OFFER FOR 10 CENTS_ 
BEST KODAK FINISHING—Any size roll de¬ 
veloped 10 cents. Six prints free with first roll, 
OR, send six negatives any size, and 10 cents 
(stamps) for six prints, 8x10 enlargements, 25 
cents. Roanoke Photo Finishing Co., formerly 
Roanoke Cycle Co., 47 Bell Ave., Ronaoke, Va. 
_8-17 
MEAL WORMS! ^id you ever bait your 
at i wt a hook with a yellow 
Mieal Worm? A good, clean bait for angling 
with rod and line. Would you like to try a few? 
500 at $1; 1,000 at $1.50; all express prepaid east 
of, or bordering the Mississippi River. Have you 
an aquarium? Meal worms are a choice food 
tor keeping your fishes active and in good health 
C. B. Kern, 10 Main Street, Mount Joy, Penna. 
1 t 
RAISE PHEASANTS FOR US—We pay you 
big prices and furnish breeding stock cheap More 
profitable than poultry. Eggs sell for twenty to 
fifty dollars a hundred. Contract, complete in¬ 
formation and price lists 10 cents. Animals and 
birds of all kinds for sale. Horne’s Zoological 
Arena Co., Desk 8, Kansas City, Mo. (5-8) 
EC7FMA Psori asis, cancer, goitre, tetter, 
, old sores, catarrh, dandruff, 
sore eyes, rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, 
piles; cured or no charge. Write for particulars 
£?d i re ® samples. Eczema Remedy Company, 
Hot Springs, Ark. 
50,000 COINS, MEDALS, PAPER MONEY, 
3.500 antique fire-arms, daggers, Indian relics. 
io+L St H ed - 4< v Antique Shop, S3B South 
18th St., Philadelphia, (q) 
PR EE—6 MONTHS—INVESTING FOR 
PROFIT, a monthly Guide to Money-Making 
Te Is how $100 grows to $2,200—how to pet 
richer quickly and honestlv. H. L. BARBER 
Pub., 421-32 W. Jackson Blvd., CHICAGO. 
DEN CURIOS Prehistoric Indian relics Mod¬ 
ern Indian beadwork and trappings. Old guns 
pistols, swords, daggers. Pioneer crockery, brass 
end pewter. List 10c. Navajo blankets' reason¬ 
ably. Moose head for sale. N, E. CARTER, 
Elkhorn, Wis. 
FOR FISHING, FOR HUNTING, for a 
surely successful outing, try I. O. Hunt’s Fa¬ 
mous Camps. Our new booklet tells all about 
our camps and this choice country. Write for it 
HUNT & BRADEEN, Hampden, Me. 
(Formerly I. O. Hunt.) 
KENNEL MART 
BEAGLES—W'ith Public Records. 10 Dogs at 
Mud. Field and Bench Winners. Puppies; also 
mature stock on sale. Debonair, Gloversville, 
N. Y, South End. 
AIREDALES AND SEALYNGHAM TERRIERS 
—Puppies and grown dogs from $10 up. State 
what you want and about how much you want 
to pay. This will save time and useless corre- 
spondence, Cu -ton Hill Kennels, Whitehall, N. Y. 
McALPINS EXCELSIOR DOG POWDERS for 
worms, fits and distemper. 50 cents by mail. 
P. H. Reilly, Vallejo, California. (I t) 
