Pulp Fiction, 1909 · page 234 of 266
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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. TS » eee ee, ee Bat” Masterson Says: “A tenderfoot with a Savage Automatic and the nerve to stand his ground, could have run the worst $six- shooter man, the West ever knew, right off the range.” Mr. Masterson, famous Sheriff, of Dodge City, and Government Scout in the early days, gives these two sound reasons tor the above positive assertion. First, anvone, without prac- 10 Second, tie Savage Auto- tice, can shoot the Savage matic is quicker and gets in Automatic straight. You Shots the first shot every time point it naturally, off hand, . against arevolver. You can just as vou point your finger, Quick fire 19 shots as fast as voucan vet you hit what you aim at ! tress (not pull) the trigger. Mr. Masterson has written in a fascinating vein about the expertness of the most famous six-shooter men of the early davs, We have pub- lished it in a handsome booklet. Free. Write for it, You chould know about this wonderful, modern pocket-arm; not like other auto- matics in action, Sater and easier to carrv thana revolver. Powertul, (.32 cal.); light (19 oz.); short (6'5 in.); fits flat in pocket. ‘Try it at your dealers. If he hasn’t it, you can buy from us. THE FAMOUS SAVAGE RIFLES have been used for years by sportsmen and are known to be the most skilfully built rifles in America. “he sporting size,’99 Model, 303 Reveater end the ’03 Medel .22 cal. Repeater, are premiers in their classes. We will send you the new Sav age Rifle Catalogue, handsomely illustrated, full ¢f rife information, for PS our address on a post card. Address, SAVAGE ARMS CO. 610Savage Avenue, Utica, N. Y., TheNewSAVAGE Automatic WINSLOW’ es / La Winslow’s Skates US , e y Stay ae = > AIOE. \ The World’s Standard Skate. ' Backed by over 50 years’ experience ars neare mak-. \ ing, by the largest skate makersin the world. Used by champion skaters and high class rinks everywhere. Please write for our new illustrated catalogues. They are free. Kindly state whether you are interested in ice or roller skates. All dealers THE SAMUEL WINSLOW SKATE MFG. CO., WORCESTER, MASS., U.S.A. All prices 84-86 Chambers Street, New York 8 Long Lane, E. C., London “New Idea” Sanitary Socks SOLD UNDER REAL GUARANTEE! You cau buy them of dealers everywhere who wi ll hand your money back if you tell them you didn’t get your money’s worth. It’s all left to you—and your word goes. No time- limit or other confusing conditions—goods must satisfy or money refunded. WHAT YOU GET IN ‘*NEW IDEAS.” Socks that afford wear AND comfort. Made of fine, wear-resisting yarn, each thread scientifically twisted—wearing parts strongly reinforced. Colored parts dyed in the yarn before knittinz— guaranteed fast and free from dy e poisons. Foot half white—never dyed—preserving natural softness of fabric and remaining soft and sanitary no matter how often washed... Heavy- weight socks in black and tan only ; light-weights, mercerized gauze, in black and all the popular colors. 25 cents the pair, $1.45 a half dozen, $2.90 adozen, At most dealers who sell furnishings and shoes. If yours hasn’t them, write us and we will see that you ate supplied. Give shoe-size when ordering, BOOKLET FREE _WELLKNIT HOSIERY U0. Box A, Harrisburg, Pa. In answering any mttaaitemond ¢ on this page it is desirable that you mention Tuk ARGOSY COnmicooe VN Wp) ©