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March. 1918 
FOREST AND STREAM 
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THE MARKET PLACE 
AGENTS WANTED 
HUNDREDS OF AGENTS ARE NOW MAX- 
ing goods to sell from Miller’s Guaranteed Man¬ 
ufacturers’ Formulas. Wizard Washing Tablets 
-—no wax, potash, lye. Costs 5c pound. Brings 
60c. Eggolene, only pure food substitute for 
eggs at 9c a dozen. Non-Alcoholic Tube Flavors. 
Ice Saving Cloths, many new sellers including 
latest Automobile Specialties. Carbo-Cide, the only 
recognized Gasolene Intensifier-Decarbonizer— 
S00% profit. Enormous sales. Fibro-Vac Guar¬ 
anteed Puncture Plugger. Exclusive territory. 
Particulars for stamp. Miller, Expert Chemist, 
Tampa, Florida. l.T.K. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
INDIAN BASKETS—WHOLESALE AND RE- 
tail. Catalogue. Gilham, Highland Springs, Cali¬ 
fornia. 12.t. 2-19 
INDIAN RELIC COLLECTION, CONSISTING 
of stone axe, pestle, celt, war club, hammer, five 
flint knives, twelve arrows, all for $5.00. Thad 
S. Wilson, Muncie, Indiana. l.t. 
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES 
BIG DEMAND FOR AUTO BODY POLISH. 
Sells like wildfire wherever introduced. There 
is no limit to the profits you can make. Formula 
with agency proposition only $5.00. P’or particul- 
lars address, B. Sonntag, Waco, Tex. 1 t 
FORDS START EASY IN COLD WEATHER 
if you use our 1918 carburetor. 34 miles per 
gallon guaranteed. One-third more power. Use 
cheapest gasoline or one-half kerosene. Quickly 
starts cold motor even at zero and moves right 
off with full power. No spitting or popping. 
Slow speed on high. Fits exactly. Attach it 
yourself. 30 off list where no agent. Big profits 
selling our goods. We fit all motors. Write for 
30 day trial offer and money back guarantee. 
The Air-Friction Carburetor Company, 560 Madi¬ 
son St., D'ayton, Ohio. l.t.c-4 
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS 
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS SHOULD SUB- 
scribe ior the Automobile Dealer and Repairer. 
150 page illustrated monthly devoted exclusively 
to the care and repair of the car. The only 
magazine in the world especially devoted to the 
practical side of motoring. The “Trouble De¬ 
partment’’ contains five pages of numbered ques¬ 
tions each month from car owners and repairmen 
which are answered by experts on gasoline en¬ 
gine repairs. $1.00 per year, 15 cents per copy. 
Canadian subscriptions $1.50. Postals not an¬ 
swered. Charles D. Sherman, 108 Highland 
Court. Hartford. Connecticut. 3.t.4-18 
BOOKS WANTED 
CANOE AND CAMP COOKERY BY “SEN- 
eca”—Hints and Points for Sportsmen. By Sen¬ 
eca—Canoe Handling, by Vaux. Address, stating 
price, J. T. W.. Box 10, Forest and Stream, 9 
E. 40th Street, N. Y. City. T.F. 
WANTED—COPY OF “ANGLING TALKS,” 
by George Dawson. Address, stating price, J. 
L. Phillips, Lufkin, Texas. . l.t. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
CARPENTER SHOPS. PLANING MILL”. SE- 
cure county or state rights to manufacture Com¬ 
bined Screen door, Fly-trap and Storm Entraine. 
Traps all flies, from daylight till dark, coming 
and going. Booklet Free. , Hubbard, Mendota, 
Ills. l.t. 
FOR SALE—MODERN PIGEON FARM 1,000 
pairs Pigeons. Squab sales last year $4,700. 
Sell birds or farm. C. B. Caruthers, Christiana, 
Pa. l.t.K. 
WHAT IF THE GOVERNMENT RESTRICTS 
the ^ use of gasoline? “Gidz” saves gasoline. 
Whitney of Detroit says: “In 5,000-mile test, 
result, no carbon, best gas-saver on the market.’’ 
One can treats 100 gallons gasoline. One Dollar 
Prepaid. Fine Dealers’ proposition, nationally 
advertised. Write today for sale right 1918. 
“Gidz” FI., Galesburg, Illinoic. l.t.K 
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CLOTHING 
SEND US YOUR OLD CLOTHES AND WE 
will send you the money or return goods if not 
satisfied with our price. We buy gentlemen’s 
slightly worn clothing of all descriptions. David 
F. Rosenberg, 2008 South St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
l.t.K. 
COLLECTIONS 
COLLECTIONS EVERYWHERE. PROMPT- 
ness our watchword. Phoenix Mercantile Bureau, 
Omaha, Nebraska. 2.t.3-18 
DECOYS 
WILD MALLARD DUCKS FOR DECOYS 
for sale. T. Allen, R. 2, Henry, Tenn,_l.t. 
ENTERTAINMENT 
PEERLESS MINSTREL BOOK, PEERLESS 
Recitations, Peerless Monologue, 15c each. All 
30c. Catalogue Plays, Farces, Wigs, Make-up, 
3c. stamp. Stanton Amusement Co., Dept. F, 
Norwich, New York. 1-t-K 
FERRETS WANTED 
FERRETS WANTED—HEALTHY, GOOD 
eyes, feet, price, age first letter. Brennan Co., 
709 Franklin, Danville, Ill. l.t. 
FISH FOR STOCKING 
FISH FOR STOCKING—BROOK TROUT FOR 
stocking purposes. Eyed eggs in season. N. F. 
Iloxie, Plymouth, Mass. T.F.C. 
FORMULAS 
TAN FURS—CHEAP, RELIABLE METHOD, 
complete instructions, $1.00. American Fur Co., 
Box 263, Morristown, N. J. l.t. 
TO TRAPPERS ONLY—I HAVE A TRAP- 
ping record of $3,700 in the season of 1909-1910. 
My trapping grounds were between Sault Ste. 
Marie and Port Arthur, Ont., Canada. I have 
trapped 14 years there before I froze my feet 
in 1911. My Indian friends called me Doc. Tre- 
mont on account of my successful trapping dope. 
Send fifty cents for large sample or one dollar 
for the full secret, formulas of my bait and scent, 
and see which one delivers the goods. Bert De 
Tremont, Box 123, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. l.t. 
FOR SALE 
1916 NATIONAL, “HIGHWAY TWELVE” 
Cylinder, Seven Passenger, Touring Car, Run 
only 1,000 miles. Same as new. Exceptional 
Bargain for $975 cash. Full equipped, two new 
extra tires included. Cannot duplicate at this 
price. Write John M. Geddes, 331 High St., 
Williamsport, Pa. l.t 
AMERICANS—ALL WHO LOVE THE GOOD 
old Red, White and Blue will want to ride “Our 
Banner”—the Red, White and jtllue Bicycle. 
Something different. Write for colored picture, 
full particulars and our Special offer. Do it 
now. Ralph L. Cowles, Bicycle Specialist, Can¬ 
ton, Connecticut. l.t. 
BEECHER’S INGROWN TOENAIL KNIVES, 
Money refunded if not satisfactory and returned 
in 10 days. Cat. Free. Beecher Cutlery Co., 
1536 W. 35tli St., Chicago. l.t. 
“CAMP-DELITE” SMALL METAL PHONO- 
graph, plays 10c records, $3.00. Revolver, 22 
cal. 7 shot, $3.00. Catalogue free. Distributing 
Agency, Marshalltown, Iowa. ' l.t. 
COLLECTION OF AFRICAN ANTELOPE 
Horns. Exceptionally fine and large specimens 
of Horns of Koodoo, Sable, Roan, Gemsbuck, 
Waterbuck, Jacksons Hartebeest, Cape Harte- 
beest, and Altai Ibex. Perfect condition. Bar¬ 
gain at $100 the lot. Cost more than twice this 
price. Beautiful decorations for Club or Den. 
Write John M. Geddes, 331 High St., Williams¬ 
port, Pa. 11 
DEN PICTURES—SAMPLE AND CATA- 
logue 10c. Vim Company, East St. Louis, Illinois. 
l.t.c. 
FREE—25 DIFFERENT UNITED STATES,, 
with 60% approvals. Enclose 2c. Seidenberg, 
Beecher, III. l.t. 
GIBSON MANDOLIN STYLE F.4 LIKE NEW, 
sell for $80.00 incld. case. Andrae, Box 251, 
Central Valley, N. Y. l.t. 
INDIAN CURIOS, BASKETS, LARGEST 
Buffalo Robe in Existence for sale. Heitmuller 
Art Co., 1307 14th St., Washington, D. C. • 1-t-K 
LIGHT UP THE DARK WITH LUMINOUS 
Stars 20c each. R. O. Helwig, 1402 Michigan 
Ave., Chicago. l.t. 
TRICKS AND GREENBACKS—BIG MAGIC 
catalog, 5c. Twenty greenbacks—10c. Gilmagico, 
“F,” 11135 So. Irving, Chicago. l.t 
TRICKS, PUZZLES, JOKES, PLAYS, WIGS, 
Magic Goods, Stage Supplies, Sensational Es¬ 
capes, and Illusions. Large illustrated 1918 cat¬ 
alog free. Oaks Magical Co., Dept. 504, Osh¬ 
kosh, WiS. l.t. ; 
WATERPROOF MONEY BELTS 50C EACH. 
$3.50 a Dozen, sent anywhere. Waterproof Nov¬ 
elty Co., 128 W. 23rd St., N. Y. 1 tl 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 
60 NO. 91 TRAPS—60 HUNTING BOATS— 
Eastman Kodak, Edison Phonograph. Want type¬ 
writer or what have you? Ben R. Jackson, Car¬ 
los, Minn. l.t.c. 
FURS WANTED 
HAVE HANDLED FUR FOR 30 YEARS. 
For 25 cents will tell you where to ship for hon¬ 
est grading and top prices. You will be surprised. 
H. Teagle, 600 Spicer St., Akron, O. l.t. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
35 CALIBER WINCHESTER AUTOMATIC, 
30 caliber lever action Winchester; both good as 
new; Swiss music box, six pieces; cost one hund¬ 
red. Want shotgun. B. W. Price, Lafayette, 
Ind. l.t. 
FOR SALE—25 CAL. H. P. SAVAGE NEAR- 
ly new, excellent condition; also 22 cal. H. P. 
Savage fair condition. Make offer; will sell 
cheap. P. E. Bennett, 127 Tremont St., Boston, : 
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