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December, 1917 
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O R E ST AND STREAM 
THE MARKET PLACE 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 
BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE, GUNS, RIFLES, 
revolvers and sporting goods of all kinds. Send 
stamp for Bargain List and write what you 
have to offer. Carver Vulcanizing Company, 
Stroudsburg, Pa. U 
MOTION PICTURE AND STEREOPTICON 
Outfits bought, sold and exchanged; Bargain 
Lists free. NATIONAL EQUIPMENT CO., 431 
Michigan St., Duluth, Minnesota. (1 0 
OLD VIOLIN TO EXUHANTTE FOR ANY 
Standard make shotgun or rifle. M. L. Richards, 
Lawrence, Mass. H U 
WILL TRADE OR SELL, CHEVALIER 
Field Glasses. Old Flint Lock Rifle. F. H. Mc¬ 
Mahan. High St., Warren, Ohio. (1 t) 
FOR SALE. DEER SKIN RUG (EXTRA 
large) green feltt lining. Price $15. L. N. Pier¬ 
son, Hoyden Lake, Idaho. (1 U 
FAST SELLER; IMPROVED FABRIC BACK 
Patch for inner tubes. $1 kit sent postpaid for 
50c. Extra discount for large order. Every 
motorist a prospect. Consumers’ Mfg. & Supply 
Co., Minneapolis, Minn. (1 t) 
FOR SALE—22-FOOT POWER CANOE, ALL 
equipped, in perfect.»running order. Address 
Murray Waldron, StTlTitord, N. H. (1 t) 
SPRAY PUMPS. THE DUNN MACHINERY 
Company. Atlanta, Georgia._ U 
250 BOND LETTERHEADS 80 CENTS. 
Frank Emerson, Brooklyn, Mic higan. _ C 1 0 
MACHINERY: 12-HP. FAIRBANKS-MORSE 
engine with Apple starter. Ij4-hp., 110 V. D. 
C motor, 945 R. P. M. Cheap for quick action. 
H D Parsons, 716 Faraon St., St. Joseph, Mo. 
FOR SALE OR TRADE 1916 3-SPEED CRA- 
dle frame Indian, perfect condition, $135. Will 
accept good automatic shotgun in trade—value 
not over $25. J. H. Werckle, 216 Gilbert St., 
Peoria, Ill. U V 
INCUBATORS. TWO QUEENS 200 CAPAC- 
ity, Two-Brooders, 250 capacity; double gun, tent, 
Tenor horn, violin, banjo. All new condition. 
Want Barred Rock Pullets and new fire-arms. 
J. A. Chelton, Fairmount, Md. (3 t 2-18-C) 
FOR SALE—L. C. SMITH FIELD 12 GA. 
hammerless, complete reloading outfit. Crusader 
Motorbike Bicycle; Marlin .22 cal. lever action 
rifle, and vest pocket kodak. Albert Counzell, 
Davenport, Iowa. (1 t C) 
INDIAN BASKETS—WHOLESALE AND RE- 
tail—Catalogue. Gilham, Highland Springs, Cali¬ 
fornia. ! C) 
U. S. GOVERNMENT OIL LANDS—THE 
Government has released thousands of acres in 
Wyoming’s new oil fields. Our bulletin tells you 
how to secure 20 acres of Gov’t oil lands in 
La Barge district, Lincoln Co., Wyo., near where 
3 big companies are drilling, we secure one of 
these claims fbr you in your name for $200, also 
glad to lease it from you on royalty bases. , If 
interested address U. S. Claim Holders’ Ass’n., 
700 Schiller Bldg., Chicago. (2 t 1-18-C) 
21-JEWEL WATCH, $3.99. IF YOU WANT 
a watch, any price or make, write us for confiden¬ 
tial inside price on it. We undersell them all. 
Agents wanted. Rex Company, Andover, Ohio. 
(1 t C) 
LEONARD SALMON ROD, LEONARD SAL- 
mon Reel, one hundred and fifty yards of line 
and Salmon Rod Holder to go around waist— 
all practically new, only used one day. Com¬ 
bination cost $85. No reasonable offer refused. 
R. K. Hitchens, 2000 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 
Ill. a t C) 
FOXES 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
FOR SALE—22. SAVAGE HI POWER, $17.00; > 
22 Remington 12A King sporting rear, Sheard 
Gold Bead front, $14.00; 22 Remington 12A 
Marble tang peep with three discs, Sheard Gold 
Bead front, $17.00; 32 Remington 12C “Target’ 
24-inch barrel, pistol grip, Sheard Gold Bead 
front, Lyman tang peep with disc, $19.00; 22 
L. R. Stevens target rifle, Lyman tang peep and 
aperture front sights, $12.50; all are selected 
barrels and excellent shooters, perfect _ condition 
guaranteed. Owner in military service; must 
sacrifice. T. T. Pierce, Firearms and Ammuni¬ 
tion Expert, Ordnance Detachment, Rock Island 
Arsenal, Ill. D 
TARGETS—WHEN YOU SHOOT, YOU 
should know HOW you are shooting. PIERCE’S 
PERFECT TARGETS, Standard targets for all 
ranges and all arms—right kind of paper at low 
prices, from your Sporting Goods Dealer or send 
4c Postage for samples, etc., to T. T. Pierce, 
Firearms and Ammunition Expert, Ordnance De¬ 
tachment, Rock Island, Ill. 1 f 
WHEN YOU WANT TO KNOW SOME- j 
thing about your guns, ammunition, sights, etc., 
or want special information on matters of fire* 
arms or shooting, you will save time and expense 
by writing to me. Tell me of what you want to 
know, enclose check, currency or postage at rate 
of 15c per question, and I' will give you reliable 
information covering YOUR case. T. T. Pierce, 
Firearms and Ammunition Expert, Ordnance De¬ 
tachment, Rock Island Arsenal, Ill. T.F. 
WANTED—AN OLD PERCUSSION CAP 
Kentucky rifle, with the long heavy barrel. Must 
be in god condition. Address P Vosburgh, 94 
Brattle St., Cambridge, Mass. 11 
THE GUN WITH THE 
BOYS “OVER THERE” 
(concluded from page 632) 
zine and retractor spring gives a regular 
7 shot Automatic that will operate as fast 
as the regular .45 1*7 the same manner. 
With this attachment I have improved my 
.45 scores, and using the .22 L. R. ammu¬ 
nition I get even closer groups up to 50 
yards than with the regular .45 and save 
it^ expense. This is also a very agreeable 
load to use, as the weight of the gun takes 
up practically all of the recoil, and is quite 
a relief from the 4.7 grain smokeless pow¬ 
der load of the regular cartridge. 
The .22 will show up one’s faults of 
holding or flinching and in the hands of 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—1 MARLIN 12 
ga. 30 in. Full New. 1 L. C. Smith, Field Grade 
32 inch Full auto, ejector, fine condition. 1 
Syracuse Double Hammerless, high grade gun in 
every way. Auto. Ejector 1 Winchester 1897 
model 30 inch full fine condition 1 Colts Double 
Hammerless 10 ga two sets Bbls Built to older 
for water fowl shooting, cost $215.00*; will sell 
at a sacrifice. 1 Cycle Poco Camera No. 3 with 
film pack attachments, tripod, etc. English Set- 
ter Pups and trained dogs, also a choice lot of 
Wild Mallard decoys. C. M. Atwood, Dundee, 
Minn. O-D-K 
FOR SALE—NEW KRAG WITH AMMUNI- 
tion. James Varner, Ottumwa, Iowa. (1 t) 
RELOAD YOUR SHELLS AND SAVE MONEY. 
FOR SALE—Fine metal loading block, heavy 
tubing, specially made for reloading; also one 
B. G. I. block. Both cost $58.00. Sell cheap. 
Write for particulars. W. B. Cosby, Hotel Cosby, 
Kansas City, Mo. (1 
FOR SALE—NO TRADE. 1 12 GAUGE WIN- 
chester model 1897, take-down, modified choke, 
new, including fine case, $28.00; 1 32-caliber 
Winchester repeating rifle, mode 1973, fancy wal¬ 
nut pistol grip, stock and forearm checked, new, 
including case, $28.00. Wm. F. Pennrich, 304 
Commercial Bank Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Ten shots, standing off-hand, 20 yards, 
by Lieut. Frank Salisbury at Rock Island 
Arsenal, August 22, 1917- Gun used .22 
on .45 Colt Automatic frame, Remington 
cartridge, Lesmoke powder. Total score 
99. 
myself and many other pistol experts this 
attachment has done great work. I have 
some very interesting targets made with 
it, both rapid fire and deliberate fire. 
Removing the magazine and spring from 
this attachment gives a semi-automatic that 
| will function perfectly both with .22 short 
i or long ammunition, the operation being 
simply to insert cartridge, close slide and 
pull trigger. The recoil opens slide, ejects 
empty shell, cocks hammer, and stays open 
for convenient insertion of the cartridge. 
6 LEFEVER DOUBLE BARREL—SAMPLE 
guns 12 gauge, 30 inch and 10 gauge, 30 inch at 
$25.00 and up. Write for description and price. 
H. L. Green, Lake St., Ithaca, N. Y. 3 t 12-17 
FOR SAL E—AT WARTIME PRICES. 
Choice unrelated real Northern Canada Silver 
Black Foxes in pairs. Reid Bros., Bothwel, On¬ 
tario, Canada. (5-X-3-18) 
WHEN YOU WANT TO KNOW SOME- 
thing about your guns, ammunition, sights, etc., 
or want special information on matters of fire¬ 
arms or shooting, you will save time and expense 
by writing to me. Tell me of what you want to 
know, enclose check, currency or postage at rate 
of 15c per question, and I will give you reliable 
information covering YOUR case. T. T. Pierce, 
Firearms and Ammunition Expert, P. O. Box 
964, Gladsto ne, Michigan. _ ( T - 
TARGETS —WHEN YOU SHOOT YOU 
should know HOW you are shooting. PIERCE b 
PERFECT TARGETS, Standard targets for all 
ranges and all arms—right kind of paper at low 
prices, from your Sporting Goods Dealer or send 
4c Postage for samples, etc., to T. T. Pierce, 
Firearms and Ammunition Expert, 3002 5th Ave., 
Rock Island, Ill. (°ec. 17) 
CODE FOR HUNTERS 
S IGNALS for deer and other hunters 
who are in trouble have been prepared 
by Thomas B. Wyman, secretary of 
the Northern Forest Protective Associa¬ 
tion. 
Large placards have been placed in the 
woods by Mr, Wayman in order to keep 
the signals ever before the minds of the 
hunters. 
Here are the signals: 
Help—Four shots in quick succession; 
as 0000. 
Injured—Shot, pause, two shots, pause, 
shot; as 0-00-0. 
Lost—Three quick shots, pause, one 
shot; as 000-0. 
Man Found—One shot, pause, three 
quick shots; as 0-000. 
Call Heard—Two quick shots, pause, 
two quick shots; as 00-00. 
