Carry a Dozen 
Decoys & ONE Pocket 
% 
As Natural as Life 
The PNEUMATIC 
DECOY DUCK 

The Handiest and Best 
Decoy Duck ever Produced 
You can carry a dozen in one pocket. 
You blow them up with your breath 
in a second when you want to set 
them. They weigh but a few ounces 
each. Doesaway withthe heavy cum- 
bersome decoys. 
The Danville 
Airtite Decoy 
Pat, in U. S. and Canada 
So lifelike they fool the wisest duck. With 
ordinary care will last for years. Made of 
the very best, finely wovencanvas,on which 
lifelike waterproof colors are permanently 
lithographed. Inside isrubber “‘inner tube”’ 
of great strength and durability with air- 
tite rubber valve. Incase of puncture from 
stray shot, a cold patch (we send a supply) 
is easily and quickly applied. 500 hunters 
say—“finest thing we ever saw.’ 
Quick Delivery— Order Now 
We now have ready for prompt delivery 
Mallard, Canvas Back and Pin Tail—both 
male and female. In ordering, be sure to 
specify exact varieties desired. Price $24.00 
per dozen, $12.00 per half dozen, $2.00 per 
single decoy. Postage prepaid. Satisfaction 
guaranteed or money refunded. 
WHO WE ARE 
We quotea letter from 
our bank: —““We know 
personally all the offi- 
cersof the AirtiteDecoy 
Co. of Danville. They 
arewellknownDanville 
men of character and 
standing.”’ Signed —J. 
E.McMillen,Asst.Cash- 
ier, Palmer Nat’l] Bank 
of Danville. 
The Airtite Decoy Co. 
DED is D Panvilles Illinois 
64 45 a] 
25 Cal. 7 Shot 
Blue Steel Vest Pocket f 
AUTOMATIC 
Repular #222 Value at 1645 4 
32 Cal. 20 shot Military Model 
AUTOMATIC with extra*@y 50 oJ 
magazine PF FREE at 
“30 Cal. 9 shot Luger at ‘t 
€ouneoiLed 4 

CANADIAN 
BLACK GOOSE 
$4.00 Each 
$40 per dozen 
$20 half dozen 
The only practical 
wild goose decoy 
ever produced. 
Canadian prices 
on Airtite Decoy 
Duck or Goose 
10c each 
above U.S. price 












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Young Bill Curtis feeding the kids 
Capturing Antelope Kids 
How Uncle Sam aids in perpetuating 
the fleet prong horn 
By JAMES M_ FLOYD 
ITH a spy glass a lone man hid 
behind a rocky projection bor- 
dering the great Nevada desert 
watching a herd of antelope. 
It was a herd,of possibly 1,200 ani- 
mals, nervous, timid, graceful. With 
magnificent bucks as outposts at inter- 
vals along the herd these animals moved 
in one long procession to the one water 
hole in the district. 
The man behind the rocks watched 
their every movement. It was ap- 
proaching fawning time and he was 
waiting to give the signal to Uncle 
Sam’s biological survey hunters to get 
on the job and capture the kids while 
they were young, that they might be 
raised and shipped to different reserves 
of the United States, to perpetuate the 
fast dwindling herds of the desert’s 
fleetest animals. 
Occasionally a doe left the ranks and 
straying out on the desert became al- 
most invisible in the glaring sun on the 
hot brown sands she so closely re- 
sembled at this season of the year. 
T was these animals that the hunter 
watched. He knew the time was 
close at hand to call in the men to make 
the capture. Cowboys, who heard that 
Uncle Sam’s hunters planned on cap- 

Mr. O. C. Woods, who superintends the capture of the kids 
Ji wiil identify you. 
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