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THE ARGOSY—ADVERTISING SECTION. Keep Your Home atan Even. Healthful Temperature. day and night all the winter through—with reduced coal bills— by installing a HOWARD THERMOSTAT ‘asily applied to all heating plants. Every one that is installed demonstrates | to the entire satisfaction of its owner that it is a most wonderful fuel saver. | WITH CLOCK ATTACHMENT | it still further reduces the coal bills by permitting a lower temperature throughout-the - y a house at night, and at the time set, automatically adjusting the draft and check, so that by rising time the temperature of the house is at the degree desired forthe day. To accomplish all this, it is but necessary to wind the clock, set the alarm hand and adjust the pointer before retiring. GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS. THOUSANDS IN USE MORE THAN 25 YEARS The most perfect and most reliable heat controlling device ever placed ities § Oo) the market. Coal saved pavs forit; therefore it cos:s you nothing, HOWARD THERMOSTATS Are Sold by Heating Men and Electricians Everywhere If vou will kindly send us the name and address of your furnace man, steam fitter or electrician, we will send vou our booklet No. 18, which gives complete details about the Howard Thermostat. Write today. HOWARD THERMOSTAT CO., - 349 W, ist St., - OSWEGO, N. Y. mm BBEBERSROABSZlASVSR SHOWING COMPLETE = tomy ; f INSTALLATIONI I New England Office, 188 Franklin St., Boston, Mass. | i New York City Office, 1433 Liberty St., Telephone 7607 Cortlandt \? Canadian Representative, The Gurney Foundry Co., Ltd., ‘Toronto, Can. , Hello, Brother! Shed your pack, fill your pipe, and sit down—we want to have a little straight ‘‘ Head Camp”? fire talk with you, ‘To get 1i,ht down to ‘‘ brass tacks,’’ you've got your share of red corpuscles in your blood—you like the tields, and woods and waters— ou like the solo of the reel, and the voice of the gun. It’s an unfor- tunate fact that you, who love these things, cannot get more than from one to tour weeks off in a year to enjoy them. NOW LISTEN :—It we can show you how you can take a fishing or hunting trip twelve times a year for $1.0) without neglecting your work, will you take it? If we can take you into the biz woods where you can smell the evergreens, and hear the babble of the brook, and see at close range big game and small. will you come with us?) Subscribe for the N e ational Sportsman —that’s the answer—and as this magazine comes to you each month, it will lure you pleasantly away from the monotonou. grind of \our every-day work to the healthful atmosphere of the woods and fields—will make you forget your troubles—will put new life into you—and in additicn to your annual outing in the open you will get from its contents each month during the year many a pleasant trip and enjoyable experience with Rod, Dog, Rifle and Gun. The NATIONAL SPORTSMWAN is entirely different from any other magazine published. It’s just like a great big camp in the woods, with 75,000 good f<llows sitting around the fire, smoking and telling each other stories about their good times in the woods. Come in, Brother, join with us and tell usa good story if you have one, or just sit and listen, if you’d rather. ° Briefly, the NATIONAL SPORTSMAN contains each month 160 pages crammed full of stories photographs of fish and game taken from life and a lot more good stuff that will make any man with1ed bloc d in his veins read the copy th ough before he goes to bed, even if it takes all night. ‘Think of it, 12 copies each containing 160 pages, over 1,900 pages in all, sent to you postpaid fora one dollar ** William,” - x Is your blood warm yet, Brother’ If not, listen to this: Send us $1 00, on receipt of which we will fy enter your name on our subscription list for one year, and send vou by return mai! one of our heavy burnished Ormolu Gold Watch Fobs (regular price 4%.) as here shown, with russet leather strap and gold plated buckle, locether with a copy «f our ENCYCLOPED'A OF SPORTING GOODS containing — 384 PAGES OF VALUABLE INFORMATION for sportsmen, including a Synopsis oO: the Game laws of all the States and Canada, Cooking Recipes for Campers, How to use the Compass, Hints on the Use of Firearms, information about various kinds of powder, size of shot, etc, to be used for different game, together with complete descriptions NAT: ONAL aud lowest possible prices on all kinds of Gunes. Rifles, Revolvers, Tents, Camp > Outtits, Fishing Vackle and other goods ot interest to lovers of outdoor sports, SPORTSMAN, Can you beat this ? Inc 9 56 Federal Street Boston, Mass. Enclosed find $1.00 for a year’s subscription to the NATIONAL SPORTSMAN, a Watch Fob, and a copy of your Encyclopedia of Sporting Goods. 12: Copies National Sportsman at 15c each $1.80 NATIONAL SPORTSMAN Watch Fob .._ .50 Encyclopedia of Sporting Goods ...... .10 Total Value, $2.40 All Yours for $1.00 It’s a whole lot for the money, but we know that if youonce becomea N ational Sportsman you will always be one. Name,.............. Address in Full In cnswering any advertisement on this page it is desirable that you mention Tum ARGosy. COmicloo VN Wp)