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Identifier: rodguncan13cana Title: Rod and gun Year: 1898 (1890s) Authors: Canadian Forestry Association Subjects: Fishing Hunting Outdoor life Publisher: Beaconsfield, Que. [etc.] Rod and Gun Pub. Co. [etc.] Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Text Appearing Before Image: efferys, the .400 Jefferys andthe 404 Jefferys. The first importation of these rifles has just arrived, and weshall take great pleasure in showing them to those desiring a high-grade rifle. A special Jefferys catalogue will be mailed upon request.It is due to the .\. & F. Co. policy of up-to-datedness that wedaily receive orders for special articles and complete outfits from allparts of the world. Sportsmen everywhere know that they can find inour stock, as in no other place, a specialized variety, a uniform highquality and a fair pricing of all goods. Our Money Back policy is aguarantee put upon everything we sell. The camper—the canoeist—the hunter of large or small game, and the fisherman all need the A. & F. Co. catalog—nothing like it can be bought—it will give you better ideas of how to go and what to take—just a postal request will bring it free by return mail. Xc^ .>.^ Abercrombie & Fitch Co. ^ ^- 57 Reade Street EZRA H. FITCH, New York City-President.

Text Appearing After Image: Blunt Sharp Soft [-oiot 333 Actual size 370 ROD AND GUN IN CANADA Montreal has as many as 150 experts with thechoke bore and several times that number of aspir-ing tyros. The most celebrated of the Montrealexperts, members of the Eiverside, Montreal andWestmount clubs, will be invited to arrange theamateur part of the tournament, which will openthe trap shooting grounds. W. H. Ewing, of the Montreal Gun Club, willbe asked to head the committee, and Messrs.Hutchison, Carruthers, and Lyall, of the sameclub, and former Mayor William Galbraith, ofWestmount. and other gentlemen will be asked toco-operate with him. Mr. Ewing is known on two continents as agreat shot. Recently he won the Olympic cham-pionship in England, and, in addition to that dis-tinction, he is the holder of the Westmount Chal-lenge Shield, emblematic of the championship ofeastern Canada. Lovers of trap shooting in Montreal will wel-come the completion of the traps at Isle GrosBois because throughout the summer season th

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