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In the Big Cities, Along Blazed Trails and in the Small Villages Your Classified Advertisement 
if Printed Here Will Reach Thousands of Sportsmen 
Among these thousands are a great many that can use and that will pay money for the sporting equipment that you no longer need 
m™f: I lf hriVf C ^ a ^rr’nr 0atS ' f dogS ’ reels > fishing rods—all kinds of old hunting and fishing equipment—can be sold or exchanged here’ 
... Write a brief description of your possession—send it with a remittance of ten cents per word (Initials and numbers count as a word) 
We accept stamps, coin, money orders or checks. Remittance must be enclosed with order. March classified columns close Feb. 5th. 
The Market Place, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 40th St., New York, N. Y. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, 27c, 
half-dollar size, 53c; eagle cent and catalogue 10c. 
Norman Schultz, Box 146, Colorado Springs, Colo. 
GENUINE INDIAN BASKETS AND 
blankets; wholesale catalogue. Gilham, Kelsey- 
ville, Cal. 
BINOCULAR 
BINOCULARS, GUNS, NEW — USED, 
cheap. Illustrated list 2c. Sportsmen’s Supply, 
718 North Ave., Youngstown, Ohio. 
ARMY BINOCULAR, BUSCH 8X, $10. G. 
Walker, Box 633, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
BOOKS 
BOOKS ON BIG GAME HUNTING AND 
travel. Sportsman’s Exchang'e, Miles City, Mon¬ 
tana. 
READ CAPTAIN GILLETT S “SIX YEARS 
With, the Texas Rangers.” A true story of the 
world’s most famous mounted police. Learn how 
those marvelous scouts cleared the Texas frontier 
of wild Indians and desperados. Not overdrawn. 
332 pages. Illustrated with famous ranger cap¬ 
tains. $2.50 prepaid. Edition limited. You’ll miss 
it if you miss it. Descriptive folder. J. B. Gillet, 
Marfa, Texas. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
ing for newspapers, magazines. Experience un¬ 
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate, 529, St. 
Louis, Mo. 
STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript or 
write Literary Bureau, 518 Hannibal, Mo. 
DUCK ATTRACTIONS 
GUARANTEED GERMINABLE WILD RICE 
seed for spring planting. Write Robert Campbell, 
Keene, Ontario. 
MORE WILD DUCKS WILL COME TO 
your waters if you plant their favorite foods, Wild 
Celery, Wild Rice, etc. Plant soon as waters are 
open, for crop next fall. Order now to avoid dis¬ 
appointment. Germination guaranteed. Expert 
planting advice. Write Terrell’s Aquatic Farm, 
Dept. E-229, Oshkosh, Wis. 
FISHING TACKLE 
FLY TYING AND ROD-MAKING MATE- 
rials, supplies, tools, instruction books, quality fish¬ 
ing tackle. Catalog free. A. Willmarth, Roose¬ 
velt, N. Y. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION 
CLEVELAND GUN SHOP, MINNEAPOLIS. 
Gunsmiths; large assortment of used guns always 
in stock. 205 South Seventh St. 
ONE TWELVE-GAUGE WINCHESTER 
automatic shotgun; shoots seven times; brand new 
never been shot. Choke barrel. If not as repre¬ 
sented will refund money. Worth $75 First 
money order for $47.50 gets the gun. N T Ed¬ 
wards, Goldsboro, N. C. 
4x20 CARL ZEISS OR GOERTZ PRISMATIC 
monoculars, with case, $5. Detachable Luger stocks, 
m ?i j S P lstcd carbine, $3. Holsters for short-bar¬ 
relled Lugers, extra magazine compartment, $2.50. 
Pockets to hold 2 Luger magazines, $1. 25 or 32 
Mauser holsters, extra magazine compartment,, 
$1.50; extra magazines. $1.25. Cash orders sent 
prepaid. Stockbridge Sporting Goods Company,! 
Stockbridge, Mass. I 
O. ROBEY 
Breeder of ENGLISH CALLER and 
GENUINE WILD MALLARD DUCKS 
Maryville, Mo., Aug. 12th, 1922. 
Forest and Stream, 
9 East 40th Street, 
New York City. 
Dear Sirs ; 
Just a line of appreciation of the wonderful 
results obtained through our small ads carried 
in “The Market Place” of Forest and Stream. 
We depend on Forest and Stream for a con¬ 
siderable portion of our sales in Genuine Wild 
Mallards and English Callers. Results have 
been very satisfactory, sales reaching to all 
parts of the United States and Canada. 
Very respectfully, 
(Signed) O. Robey. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION (Cont’d) 
FOR SALE —TRAP REMINGTON PUMP, 
$12; 30" rib, full; 26" cylinder; special walnut 
stock and foreend; silver pad ; special engraving; 
leather case. .Guaranteed fine condition. $125.00. 
M. E. Shoemaker, Laceyville, Pa. 
32-SHOT LUGER MAGAZINES, $17.50; 
Arms catalog for ten-cent stamp. Pacific Arms 
Corporation, San Francisco. 
WORLD FAMOUS LUGERS, EACH $16.50. 
Koch, Importer, 209-A West 64th St., New York. 
LIVE STOCK 
CANADA GEESE, MALLARD DUCKS, 
peafowls, pigeons; free circular. John Haas, Bet¬ 
tendorf, Iowa. 
CHINESE RINGNECK AND FANCY 
Pheasants, Wild Turkeys, Northern Bob White and 
Blue Valley Quail. Ruffed Sharp-tailed, Pinated 
and Sage Grouse. Hungarian Partridges, Wild 
‘Ducks and Geese. Silver Black Fox Bulletin mailed 
free upon request. Jaser’s Pheasantry, Walhalla, 
Michigan. 
GENUINE WILD MALLARDS $5 PER 
pair. English callers $10 per pair. O. Robey, 
Maryville, Mo. 
100 WILD TURKEYS, $15.00 EACH. 
Pheasants, quail, peafowl, deer, wood-ducks, foxes, 
racoons, 'monkeys, etc. Eggs for hatching. Color 
catalogue, 25c. Lowest prices. Book on breeding 
color plates, $1.00 copy. U. Pheasantry, Los 
Angeles, Calif. Office, 1026 West 24th. 
GENUINE WILD MALLARDS, $3, SET- 
tmg prepaid. Drakes $2.50. English Callers $5, 
setting prepaid. Dandy little drakes, $5. O. 
Robey, Maryville, Mo. 
SILVER, PATCH, AND RED FOXES. T. R. 
Lyons, Waterville, N. S. 
WILD MALLARD $5.00 PAIR, TRIO $8.50' 
drakes, $2.50-$3.0O; eggs $2.50-12. Black Mallard, 
$12.50 pair; eggs, $6.00-12 flat. English Callers 
(old stock), $15.00 pair; drake, $7.50; hen, $7.50; 
young stock $10.00 pair, trio, $17.50; drake, $5.00; 
$5.00-12. Duck book 25c. Ferrets for sale ; 
wild Canada geese. E. Breman Co., Danville, Ill. 
PHEASANTS—ENGLISH RINGNECK, PAIR 
$8; mounted Ringneck cocks, $7; Ringneck eggs, 
setting, $4.50. Book orders now. Willis Bergey 
Telford , Pa. B 
SELLING—DARK RANCH-BRED MINK. 
Successful Mink Raising, illustrated, 25 cents. 
Davis-Charlton Fur Farms, Inc., St. Johnsbury, Vt. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
ROWBOATS—EASILY MADE. PARTICU- 
lars free. Weesho-UCo. Western Market, De¬ 
troit, Mich. 
TOBACCO —SELECT 3-YEAR-OLD KEN- 
tucky leaf. Pay for tobacco and postage when re¬ 
ceived. 5 lbs. _ smoking, $1.25; 5 lbs. chewing, 
$1.50. Farmers’ Union, Hawesville, Ky. 
MISCELLANEOUS (Cont’d) 
OWN A HAMILTON RAILROAD WATCH 
$50 delivered. 16 size, 21 jewels, adjusted to 
temperature and five positions; 25-year gold-filled 
dust-proof case, plain or engraved. Hunting cases 
$54. 16 size, 21-jewel Elgin or Illinois Railroad 
watches, same prices. Waltham $7 extra. Satis- 
taction guaranteed or money refunded; order from 
this advertisement to-day. Remit) by post office or 
express money order or check. R. Crosson, Fort 
Lyon, Colo. 
PHOTOGRAPHY 
SPECIAL TRIAL OFFER: ANY SIZE 
kodak film developed for 5c ; prints- 3c each. Over¬ 
night service. Expert work. Roanoke Photo Fin, 
ishing Co., 220 Bell Ave., Roanoke, Va. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
_PAY IN MONTHLY PAYMENTS, $5 OR $10. 
$75 for 25 acres with trout stream; $55 for 10 
acres lake front; $124 for 50 acres beautifully 
wooded; small acreage, Georgian Bay; $95 for 50 
acre hunting camp site; $125 good acreage, big 
game district. Also beautifully situated hunting 
camps and fishing lodges where there is real hunt¬ 
ing and fishing. Summer cottage sites, islands of 
all sizes, heavily wooded acreages all situated 'in 
Muskoka, Georgian Bay District, with its ten 
thousand islands, Algonquin Park with its .300 
lakes, Highlands of Ontario, Lake of Bays and 
the famous Muskoka Lake Region. All offered at 
ten cents on the dollar of their value and on easy 
monthly payments of $5.00 and upwards. Send 
for illustrated list of the above and one hundred 
other properties seized and sold for taxes. Every 
property is fully described and offered at a stated 
price. Send no money. Send tor list to-day, so you 
will have first chance. If you wish you may make 
the payments to your local trust company. TAX 
SALE SERVICE, 72 Queen St., West, District 
81, Toronto, Canada. 
$5.00 DOWN, $5.00 MONTH, FIVE-ACRE 
fruit, poultry, fur farm; river front; Ozarks; 
$100.00. Hunting, fishing, trapping. 1973 North 
Fifth, Kansas City, Kan. 
TAXIDERMY 
FINEST IN TAXIDERMIC ART—OUR 
reputation is your security. Thorough, correct 
preservation ; beauty of natural pose and expres¬ 
sion, augmented by a finish that is at once unique 
and elegant. This means something to your speci¬ 
mens. Carter’s Taxidermic Art Studio, Hampton 
Bays, N. Y. 
TAN FURS, MOTHPROOF. MAKE ROBES 
-—rugs—my guaranteed instructions and formula, 
one dolllar. J. E. Herold, 26 St. Pauls PL, New 
Rochelle, N. Y. 
SEND TAXIDERMY WORK TO GROVE 
Taxidermy Shop, Humboldt, Iowa, for best results. 
THE ARKANSAS KENNELS 
RUSSELLVILLE, ARKANSAS 
August 10, 1922. 
Forest and Stream, 
Nine East Fortieth St., New York, N. Y. 
Gentlemen: Realizing the readers of Forest 
and Stream have the utmost confidence in your 
“Classified Advertisers,” I can tell by the 
earnestness and eagerness of the correspondence 
I receive that your magazine ranks at the top 
among the standard magazines of the United 
States. 
Striving with true efforts with each individual 
sale we are making, to merit that same con¬ 
fidence that Forest and Stream has with each 
reader, we are 
Yours truly, 
ARKANSAS KENNELS, 
Russellville, Ark. 
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