Part 42

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BOOKS

The following is a list of the MOST DESIRABLE books pertaining to dogs and their treatment. They will be forwarded to any address on receipt of the price named.

American Book of the Dog, Shields $3.50 Bob, The Autobiography of a Fox Terrier 1.50 Book of the Dog, Vero Shaw, with portraits 8.00 Breeders’ Kennel Record and Account Book, large 4to 3.00 Diseases of the Dog, Dalziel 8.00 Dog in Health and Disease, Mills 2.25 Dog, The, Dinks, Mayhew and Hutchinson 3.00 Dog Training vs. Breaking, Hammond 1.00 Dogs for Ladies as Companions, Stables 2.00 Dogs of Great Britain and America 2.00 Dogs, Management of, Mayhew, 16mo 75 Dogs, Their Treatment in Disease, “Ashmont” 2.00 Fetch and Carry, Waters 1.00 Glover’s Album, Treatise on Canine Diseases 50 Greyhound, Coursing, Breeding and Training, Dalziel 1.00 House and Pet Dogs, illustrated 50 Kennel Secrets, “Ashmont” 3.00 Modern Dogs, Sporting Division, Lee 6.00 Modern Dogs, Non-Sporting Division, Lee 5.00 Modern Dogs, Terriers’ Division, Lee 5.00 Modern Training, Waters 2.00 My Dog and I, Huntington 1.00 Our Prize Dogs, Mason 3.00 Pocket Kennel Record, full leather 50 Practical Kennel Guide, Stables, cloth 1.50 Spaniel and its Training, Mercer 1.00 Stonehenge on the Dog, with portraits 2.50 Training Trick Dogs, illustrated, paper 25 Whippet and Race Dog, How to Breed and Race 1.50

In addition, there will be sent free on application a complete Catalogue of all books treating upon the following subjects:

Adventures (of sportsmen). Angling. Boating (building canoes, rowboats, etc.). Camping (how to build camps, etc.). Cats (how to judge, etc.). Dogs. Ferrets (how to breed, use, etc.). Fishing (making flies, rods, etc.). Game Laws (all States). Games (rules of golf, etc.). Guide-books (for hunters and fishermen). Guns (how to select, etc.). Horses. Hunting (large and small game). Maps (of lakes and mountains). Natural History (birds, butterflies, animals, etc.). Shooting (trap, field, etc.). Sports (boxing, fencing, etc.). Taxidermy (how to stuff game, etc.). Trapping (game and birds). Yachting (how to build, sail yachts, etc.). Yacht Pictures.

Address H. W. HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK CITY.

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P·D·Q

TRADE MARK]

Can we add just a word to this valuable book, by saying that the very latest modern discovery relating to the COMFORT, HEALTH, and good care of Dogs, Cats, other animals, Poultry and Plants is the

Powder, which kills instantly all Fleas, Lice, other Vermin, and their nits; heals sores; CURES MANGE and slicks up the coat, and overcomes the “dog odor”; saves all washing with strong carbolic soaps or other substances which are Dangerous and ruin the hair, and is also the best Disinfectant to use in Kennels, Stables, Hen-houses, etc. The P. D. Q. is guaranteed Non-Explosive and not Poisonous, even if taken internally by mistake. Has been thoroughly tested and indorsed by the leading dog breeders and papers of the country, among whom are the following: H. W. Huntington, N. Y., President of National Greyhound Club of America; H. W. Lacy, Editor of the American Stockkeeper, Boston; J. F. Johnson, K. E., of the Turf, Field and Farm, N. Y.; Jas. L. Little, Boston, Secretary of N. E. Kennel Club; Al. G. Eberhart, and many others. The P. D. Q. is for sale by nearly all the Dog and Poultry Supply Stores and Druggists, or can be had from us direct. The retail prices are 1-pound box, 25 cents; 5-pound bags, $1.00, F. O. B., Worcester. The express charges average about 1 cent per ounce additional. Liberal terms to the trade. Write for prices, testimonials, etc.

WORCESTER COMPOUND CO., WORCESTER, MASS. P. O. Box 749.

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READ RECREATION

IT IS A MONTHLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO EVERYTHING THE NAME IMPLIES.

$1.00 A YEAR. 10C. A COPY.

G. O. SHIELDS (COQUINA). EDITOR AND MANAGER. 19 W. 24TH STREET, NEW YORK. TELEPHONE 1427—18th ST.

RECREATION prints charming stories of the Fields, the Forests, the Mountains, the Waters.

It prints reminiscences of adventures in many lands.

It tells delightful Camp Fire stories.

It deals with cycling; with natural history; with travel; with yachting, etc.

It prints short stories, serials, and scientific articles of general interest.

It gives, each month, one or more full-page pictures of hunting or fishing scenes, any one of which is worth many times the price of a year’s subscription. It gives also many smaller views that are beautiful and instructive.

A bound volume of RECREATION is a rare panorama of the Chase, and of Out-door Life, in general. No man who loves the rifle, the gun, the rod, the wheel, the woods, the mountains, the waters, the prairies, should try to live without RECREATION.

Send 10 cents for a sample copy.

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