Rod and gun . cted in thedark waters of Cache Lake. Exclaimingover its heautv we paddled swiftlv amongthe islands. Soon the lights of headquar-ters gleamed over the waters and welawded, feeling that we had had one of themost soul-satisfving davs of our lives. ROD AND GUN IN CANADA 55 N O game is too swift ; no range too greatfor you to get him with the .30 or .35caliber Standard. The range of these riflesis greater than the range of your eye. You havefive shots with the .35 cal., six shots with cal., as quick as a flash or as slow as youplease. THE open box magazinemakes loading or un-l
Rod and gun . cted in thedark waters of Cache Lake. Exclaimingover its heautv we paddled swiftlv amongthe islands. Soon the lights of headquar-ters gleamed over the waters and welawded, feeling that we had had one of themost soul-satisfving davs of our lives. ROD AND GUN IN CANADA 55 N O game is too swift ; no range too greatfor you to get him with the .30 or .35caliber Standard. The range of these riflesis greater than the range of your eye. You havefive shots with the .35 cal., six shots with cal., as quick as a flash or as slow as youplease. THE open box magazinemakes loading or un-loading the work of but aninstant no clip, no extramagazine used. Model M hand operatedStandard Riflehas the easypump G, gas-operated Stand-ard Rifle is firedas fast as youpull the trigger. Witheither model you retainyour aim during all theshots. Three calibers —.35, .30 and .35. Give us your Dealers name and wcwill send you our booklet FREE. STANDARD ARMS CO. ii8 F. St., Wilmington, Dei., RifleS Hand Operated Model :MPrice $ VanHome The highest grade 10 centcigar in Canada. Sold at 10 cents and—bycomparison—worth more. Harris, Harkness & Co., Ma kers, Montreal, Que. The Destructiveness Of Wolves BY ALVIN AS an old subscriber and a regularreader of Rod and Gun I haveoften noticed the question raisedas to the decrease of deer in On-tario. The answer is an easy one and itis the wolves. If those who are interested in this mat-ter were at Dorset, Ontario, at the timeI am writing this and would take a tenmile walk in the woods with me I couldgive them ample evidence of the mannerin which the wolves slaughter the deer. Icould show several deer killed by thewolves without one pound of flesh eaten—killed just for the lust of killing, likea dog will kill sheep. When enquirerssaw my evidence they would not needask the reason why deer are not moreplentiful in this Province. All woodsmen and deer hunters willagree that there must be some bettermet
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