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36 FOR SALE. AIR GUN. ‘ R. Payne, 146,. Church Street, Lozells, Birmingham.—Powerful air gun, 10s. = BOOKS, ? P. Stenton, 25, Back Mill Street, Ancoats, Manchester.—Six dozen ‘ Hobbies” and “Home Handicrafts,” with designs, in good condition. #What offers 7B. Hammond, $2, Park Road, Freemantle, Southampton.— 130 * Boys’ Bests,’ ‘“‘ Magnets,” “ Scouts,” ete., 4s. 6d. D. O'Neill, Balydolaghan, Newtownbreda, Belfast—Tiwo volumes of CHEER Boys CHER, 3s. 6d.——A. Budge, 146. Northgate, Almondbury, Huddersfield. — Complete sets of penny and halfpenny “Union Jacks,’ ‘ Marvels,” “ Plucks.” Stamp for list. D. Crowther, 7, Sunny Bank Road, Wdgerton,. Huddersfield —170 “Magnets,” ~“ Gems,” “Penny Populars,” “Marvels,” 5s. 6d. ; BICYCLES. L. Norris, hairdresser, Tacer, good tyres, 358s ——G. Thrippleton, 43, Whingate Avenue, Armley, Leeds.— Gent's. -“ Swift ’’. cycle, perfect - condition, CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS. R. Lea, 210, Cheetham Hill Road, Man- chester.—Cowboys, comic, drama, war, 43tt.,-6d.; 100ft., 1s. 3d.; coloured film, 40tt., 1s. FRETWORK. 3 J. Wild, N.©. Bank, Bishop Auckland-— 26 -“-Hobbies*’ and ‘“ Handicrafts’”’ three- penny and sixpenny fretwork designs, Is. Chertsey.—Road Our Free ‘‘ Yeur Editor has had the pleasure of starting-a new feature which will prove CHEER BOYS CHEER. Our Bargain Page. Look through these Readers’ Free Advertisements and see if there is anything you want to Buy, Sell, or Exchange. MICE A. Fox, Cleveland House, Fair Green, Mitcham.—Tame prize-bred mice, full grown, three for 1s, with cage. Youngsters, six for Is. PUNCHBALL.. : C. E. Poole, Cambridge Street, Grantham.— Floor to ceiling punchbal!, cost 8s. 6d. What offers ? : PHOTOGRAPHY. E. O. Rees, Longton House, Lianybyther, South Wales.—3$ by 2% plate camera, two printing frames and dishes, 12s. 6d. DO; Smith, 31, Laxey Road, Birmingham.—Two double metal dark slides, quarter-plate size. What offers ? : RABBIT. a i G. Hiliott, 29, Hector Road, Slade Lane, Longsight, Manchester.—Belgian hare (doe), with large hutch, 2s. i STAMPS. 2 W. George. 35, Stopford Road, Gillingham. . 100 assorted foreign and colonial stamps, 1d.; 200 mounts, id. C. Richards, 12, Chichester Street, Chester.—25 colonials, Newfoundland, Ceylon, Jamaica, 4d G. Miller, 17, Mid Street, Bathgate —150 stamps, all different, 6d. MISCELLANEOUS. * J. Acland, 32, North Street, Bridgwater, .Somerset.—Pike rod, line, reel and float, Zs. 6d- F, Ogden, Les Marais, Billinge End, Blackburn —Fiims, 640ft., 6s.; No. 1. “Brownie” . developing ‘box, 4s.——_D. Mosty: Jones, Penybont, 1, Senghenydd Road, Cardiff—Pair of ball bearing roller- written on one side of the paper only. Each advertisernent must not exceed Open to all Readers of CHEER BOYS CHEER. [Send Alongs Youx Advertisement To-day | * skates, and concertina. What offers ? J. Maach, 167, Walker Street, Hull.—Silver watch, camera, printing outfit, clock. melodeon, and metal watch. . What offers ? : EXCHANGE. BOOKS. 8. Pritchard, Mill End, Rickmansworth.— Boys’ books, for cigarette cards. % BOXING GLOVES. ; Worthington, 111, -Sutheriand — Road, Derby.—_Set of boxing gloves, for cane cricket bat. ‘ 3 H. Tea, dgmond, Newport, Salop.— Quarter plate “ Klito’’ magazine - camera, for good stand camera; ——Ar Hf. ‘Bearne, 17, -Haslemere Road, Thornton Heath.—Quarter- plate ‘‘ Clincher,” all accessories, chemicals, etc., for good cmematograph. MISCELLANEOUS. C. Brown, 19, Norfolk Street, Mile End, London.—Field telegraph, complete, single © cirguit, Morse code, for anything ~ photo- graphic, . . WANTED. BOOKS+ A, Budge, 146, Northgate, Almondbury, Huddersfield —3d. MWibrariés, *‘ Cheerfuls,”’ “ Half holidays,’ and all boys’ papers. C. Brown, 46, Peekham ‘Park Road, London. —Nos..1 to 100 “ Magnet,” and Nos: 1 to 28 * Gem.”’——, Lubels, Broad Street Avenue, London, £.C.—Nos. 1 50 208, “ Boys’ Realm,” - and Nos. 1 to 260 “ Jester.” - . ‘A FEW HINTS. Just to make everything quite.clear, of great help and value to every reader twelve words in length, excluding we give you a few hints that will help of Curren Bors Cugen. This new your name and address. In special you to gain the best advantage out -of feature is a Free Exchange and Mart, cases where a long advertisement is our Free “Exchange and Mart,” by mea readers will be able necessary, readers must send four extra See that your coupons are securely to do bus one another on the coupons for every extra twelve words. attached to the advertisement. most favourable Ss Have you anyt sell? H buy? E Would sou like to exchange any- = thing with another reader? § =6Tf so, here is your opportunity. WHAT YOU HAVE TO DO. On this page yor will find an“ Ex. change and Mart” coupon. All you have to do, to get an announcement Please note, however, that your Editor reserves the right to eut down an I or to exclude it alto- the paper, if he deems it State clearly in the advertisemeht # whether. you want to buy, sell; or ex- E change. No stamps will be aceepted in place cf coupons. Do nat trouble to buy four copies of the paper for the sake of getting the coupons. Ask your chums to give you their coupons. The coupon will always appear on the cover of CHEER Boys CHEER, so that cutting out will not mutilate the “gh The Editor takes no responsibility with regard to any transactions that may result from the advertisements, but he will use every precaution to guard against the ‘‘Exchange and Mart” being abused by advertisers. ae ee ee ee into our “‘ Exchange and Mart,” is to “exchange and Mart” Coupon. paper. shar as eollect four of these coupons, which | : Send your advertisements ‘and must be cut from the CURRENT issue Send Four of these Coupons, cut coupons to sang | of GHEER Boys CHEER, and Attach them to the advertisement you want us to insert in the “‘ Exchange and Mart.” No money is asked for in payment of these advertisements. Advertisements _ must Curer Boys Cuner, ae xchange and Mart Dept., The Fleetway House, Farringdon Street, London, E.C. from the current issue of “ C.B.C.,” with your advertisement. (Wot available 7 days after publication.) “C.B.C.” No, 62, July 26, 1913, be cledrly Printed and published weekly by the Proprietors, at The Fleetway House, Farringdon Street, London, E.O. ‘Subscription 7s. per annum. Saturday, July 26th, 1913, Communications for the Editor should be addressed—‘} The Editor, Curr Boys Cnnur, The Fleetway House, Farringdon Street, London, B.C," Agents for Australia: Gordon & Gotch, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Brisbane, and Wellington, N.Z.; South Africa: N Zhe Central News Agency, Ltd., Cape Town and Johannesbure,