Rod and gun . H. B. BAKER, Taxidermist and Naturalist, UNIONVILLE, ONT. TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITSBRANCHES. THE SYS-TEM THAT GIVES PER-IECT OUTWARD ANAT-OMtY. SHOULDERSMOUNIED ON MOOSEAND DEER HEADS IFPRIEERh ED. MOUNTEDAND UNMOUNTEDGAME HIADS ANDRUGS BOUGHT ANDSOLD. WRITE EORPRICE LISTS AND ANYSPECIAL 858 ROD AND GUN IN CANADA Guards, Messrs. Sheppard and Wilson ofLondon, England, Bond of Boston, May-ette of St. Louis, Roach of New York andAugsburg; of San Francisco. The base-ment of the Hotel Vancouver was at onetime during the season piled high withtrophies of the hunters achievements, th


Rod and gun . H. B. BAKER, Taxidermist and Naturalist, UNIONVILLE, ONT. TAXIDERMY IN ALL ITSBRANCHES. THE SYS-TEM THAT GIVES PER-IECT OUTWARD ANAT-OMtY. SHOULDERSMOUNIED ON MOOSEAND DEER HEADS IFPRIEERh ED. MOUNTEDAND UNMOUNTEDGAME HIADS ANDRUGS BOUGHT ANDSOLD. WRITE EORPRICE LISTS AND ANYSPECIAL 858 ROD AND GUN IN CANADA Guards, Messrs. Sheppard and Wilson ofLondon, England, Bond of Boston, May-ette of St. Louis, Roach of New York andAugsburg; of San Francisco. The base-ment of the Hotel Vancouver was at onetime during the season piled high withtrophies of the hunters achievements, thecollection including goats, sheep, mooseand caribou heads, as well as grizzly andother pelts destined to adorn the walls ofEnglish castles. Partridge in the vicinity of Clinton,Ont. were more plentiful during the sea-son of 1911 than for many seasons past. The members of the Hincks Fish andGame Club left Hull on the morning ofOctober iSth for their annual deer hunt atthe club headquarters about twenty-fivemiles from Kazubazua. The party, num-bering twenty, consisted of prominentcitizens of both Hull and Ottawa, andtook with them fifteen dogs, almost half acarload of provisions and a small arsenalof guns for the two weeks hunt. Lastseason this club was successful in bag-ging seventeen deer beside


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