October, 1918 
FOREST AND S T R E A M 
619 
THE MARKET PLACE 
AGENTS WANTED 
“AGOSAVE” TAKES THE PLACE OF EGGS 
n baking and cooking; pure, wholesome, always 
'resh; sells like wildfire; your profit 100 %; write 
oday for free sample. American Products Co., 
>884 Third St., Cin cinnati, O. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE ALL SORTS OF 
old-time and modern firearms. Stephen Van 
Rensselaer, 805 Madison Ave., New York City. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, 27c; 
'/t size, 53c; Dollar size, $ 1 . 10 . Large cent, 100 
rears old and catalogue, 10 c. Norman Shultz, 
Sing City, Mo. 
INDIAN BASKETS—WHOLESALE AND RE- 
ail. Catalogue. Gilham, Highland Springs, Cali- 
ornia. 
AUTO SUPPLIES 
AUTO LOCKS, VULCANIZERS, DIMMERS. 
heap; write Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 195H, St. 
,ouis, Mo. 
BOOKS WANTED 
BOOKS WANTED—ADVERTISER WANTS 
opy of Modern Breaking by W. A. Bruette; ad- 
ress, stating condition and price, W. A. Talton, 
.popka, Florida. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
SALESMEN—SELL PORTABLE STORM- 
roof No Draft Window Ventilators; Demand 
reat; Every window a prospect; Exclusive con- 
act, reserve territory quick. * Esner Mfg. Co., 
ommercial Dept, Peoria, Illinois. 
COLLECTIONS 
COLLECTIONS EVERYWHERE, PROMPT- 
ess our watchword. Phoenix Mercantile Bureau, 
maha, Nebraska. 
FERRETS FOR SALE 
FERRETS FOR SALE—BROWN OR WHITE, 
rge or small. Either sex. W. A. Peck, New 
mdon, Ohio. 
FISH FOR STOCKING 
FISH FOR STOCKING—BROOK TROUT FOR 
jcking purposes. Eyed eggs in season. N. F. 
oxie, Plymouth, Mass. 
SMALL-MOUTH BLACK BASS, WE HAVE 
e only establishment dealing in young small- 
outh black bass commercially in the United 
ates. \ igorous young bass in various sizes, 
aging from advanced fry to 3 and 4 inch finger- 
gs for stocking purposes. Waramaug Small- 
auth Black Bass Hatchery. Correspondence in- 
ed. Send for circulars. Address Henry W. 
eman, New Preston, Conn. 
FOR SALE 
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LIVE STOCK FOR BREEDING 
|| Every month thousands of || 
|| Sportsmen, some of them in the || 
|| towns, some on the farms, and || 
|| others at the end of “blazed II 
|| trails” read FOREST AND H 
|| STREAM. They are men after || 
|j your own heart, they like the || 
|| things you like, and most of If 
|| them are ready to buy, or sell 11 
|| or trade, guns, rifles, rods, reels, || 
|| telescopes, cameras and other f| 
|| things that Sportsmen use. ; 
;; A nominal charge of five (5) H 
|| cents a word will carry your |l 
|| message to our army of readers. II 
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GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
FOR SALE—TWENTY, STANDARD MAKES, 
shotguns; eight new; description and price on appli- 
cation. A. M. Williams, Bradford, Pa. 
GEORGE W. SCHRADER—GUNSMITH AND 
sporting goods, formerly at Lemmon, South Dakota, 
is now located at Mobridge, South Dakota; large 
and complete stock; repairing a specialty. 
GUN BARGAINS—A FEW HIGH-GRADE LE- 
fever 12 and 10 gauge sample guns, $32.50 up. H. 
L. Green, Lake Street, Ithaca, N. Y. 
L. C. SMITH SHOTGUN, 12 BORE, SHOT 
less than dozen times; how much? Box 144 Alex¬ 
andria, La. 
SALE OR TRADE—30-30 WINCHESTER RE- 
peatmg rifle, excellent condition; bait casting rod 
with agate guides. M. L. Harvey, Montchanin, 
Delaware. 
WANTED—COLT AND LEFEVER TEN- 
gauge hammerless; Both good condition. Give 
price, drop, weight, length of barrels. W. P 
Reynolds, Olney, Texas. 
WANTED—SECOND-HAND 30-30 OR 32-40 
Winchester or Marlin rifle in good condition. T. 
W. True, Bayard, Neb. 
WILL trade 38 CAL. REVOLVER, 32 
pocket rifle, and 16 gauge single gun for five .45 
Colts, frontier and accessories. H. Green, West 
Bridgewater, Mass. 
__ HELP WANTED 
YOU ARE WANTED BYTHE U. S. GOVERN^ 
ment, thousands positions for men, women, girls, 
$100 month; easy work; experience unnecessary: 
write immediately for free list of positions. Frank- 
lin Institute, Dept. V 59, Rochester, N. Y. 
INSTRUCTION 
RAISE BELGIAN HARES FOR ME. I 
furnish magnificent, young thoroughbred Rufus Red 
stock at $2 each, and buy all you raise at 3 t) to 60 
cents per pound, live weight; send ten cents for 
complete Breeder’s Instruction Booklet. Frank E. 
Cross, 6433 Ridge, St. Louis, Mo. 
Tvr^ IL , D P UCKS . DECOYS & CALLERS: GRAY 
MaHai-d, $3 pair, extra hens, $2 each; Black Mai- 
lards, $4.50 pair; no extra hens; English callers, 
$6 pair; hens, $4 each. Mail draft E. Breman Co., 
Danville, III. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
HOOVERIZE—FIX SHOESOLES, WATER- 
proof they last doubly long. Cloth waterproofed. 
Sample bottle, 25c. Sierra Agency, 336 Benton¬ 
way, Los Angeles. Cal. 
NOVELTIES 
REAL “MINIE” BALL WATCH FOB ONLY 
$1. Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 195J, St. Louis, Mo. 
PATENTS 
PARTNER TO INVEST SOME MONEY TO 
manufacture my eight patents. James E. Bennett. 
Momence, Ill. 
PHOTOGRAPHY * 
BROTHER SPORTSMAN — SEND YOUR 
choice films to be developed, printed or enlarged' 
we do finishing for particular people. Wingard’s 
Photo Shop, 1045 Water St., Port Huron, Midi. 
DON’T SPOIL GOOD PICTURES BY HAVING 
them poorly developed and printed; all work guar¬ 
anteed satisfactory; we also make enlargements' 
send for price list. Carl Wingard, 1045 Water St., 
Port Huron, Mich. 
MAIL US 15e. WITH ANY SIZE FILM FOR 
development and 6 velvet prints; or send 6 nega¬ 
tives any size and 15c. for 6 prints; 8x10 mounted 
enlargements, 35c.; prompt, perfect service. Roa- 
noke Photo Finishing Co., 220 Bell Ave., Roanoke. 
V a. * 
PHOTO FINISHING FOR SPORTSMEN—DE- 
velopmg, printing, bromide enlarging of wild life 
hunting, fishing and outdoor pictures our specialty; 
send for details Nature-Art Studio, 1109 Henry 
Clay Ave., New Orleans, La. 
PICTURES 
DO YOU LIKE PICTURES? IF SO YOUR 
name, please. O. W. Miller, 105 Chambers St., 
JNew York. * 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
$5.00 DOWN. 85.00 MONTHLY: SEVEN 
8 inn S I™ 1 !’- P 0 U K y ’ fur farn U river front; Ozarks; 
$ 100 , hunting fishing, trapping. 1973 North Fifth. 
Kansas City, Kans. ’ 
FOR SALE—ANTLERS AND HORNS IN 
I rs from elk, deer, buffalo and mountain goat, 
Indian relics and curios. Thad S. Wilson, 
mcie, Indiana. 
FOX HORNS 
FOX HORNS ALL STYLES, ALL EASY 
wers, 30 days’ trial, money back guarantee; send 
illustrated booklet. Karl W. Kahmann, Chi¬ 
p’s foremost taxidermist and horn specialist, 
' 4 Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Ill. 
BLUE-PRINT ON WIRELESS AND AVIA 
tion Station, prepaid, $2.75. William J. Rogers 
Room 33, Royal Bank Building, Windsor, Ontario 
Canada. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
mg for newspapers, magazines. Exp. unnec • de- 
tails Free. Press S yndicate, 529, St. Louis, Mo. 
LEARN YACHT DESIGNING, ALBUM 51 
Yacht Designs, 25c. Yacht Model Emporium, 
Liverpool, N. Y. 
$5.°° A DAY GATHERING EVERGREENS. 
W?’ * a fi n i d ik herbs: Glns . en s» $14 lb.; Belladonna 
Seed, $64 lb or grow it yourself; book and war 
prices free. Botanical 58, New Haven, Conn. 
SHORT STORIES WANTED 
SHORT STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., 
are wanted for publication. Literary Bureau, 149 
Hannibal, Mo. 
GUNS & AMMUNITION 
6 PARKER BROS. TROJAN GRADE DOU- 
> hammerless 28” modified and full; new condi- 
[i; trade for Winchester 16 or 20 full: new con- 
on. William Ostiguy, 790 Park Ave., Auburn, 
'■de Island. 
> CAL. COLT AUTOMATIC REVOLVER 
i ted (3 or 4 of them); will pay cash; write, 
jing condition and price: will ask for C. O. D. 
■ment if satisfactory; reference Dunns or Brad- 
let. Harry W. Reinhart, Scranton, Pa. 
PERFECT METHOD OF TRAPPING FOXES. 
Sure catch by following instruction, best method in 
existence; write R. F. Buckley, 176 Essex St., 
Salem, Mass. 
WILL BUILD MOTORBOAT TO ORDER IN 
exchange for late model used automobile. Yacht 
Model Emporium, Liverpool, N. Y. 
_ INVENTIONS 
INVENTIONS COMMERCIALIZED. CASH 
or royalty. Adam Fisher Mfg. Co., 195A, St. 
Louis, Mo. 
FIRST CLASS 2nd HAND BAMBOO TARPON 
Rod and Reel of reliable make, must be sent on ap¬ 
proval. Address T. E. Mons, care Anheuser-Busch 
Brewing Assn., New Orleans, La. 
WILD DUCK FOODS 
WILD DUCK FOODS—WILD RICE, WILD 
celery and potamogenton seeds now ready for shin- 
ment. Grow in any shallow lake, river or pond 
Write for literature and prices. Clyde B Terrell 
Naturalist, Oshkosh, Wis. Dept. H-l. ’ 
