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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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P. A. is thePathfinder Prince Albert is the grand oldjoy scout. Every day it findsa hundred or so poor tongue-sore pipe smokers, lost in thewoods, smoking peppergrassand smartweed. And P. A.gently leads them straight tothe cool-smoke pith that thefeet of hundreds of thousandsof jimmy pipers have oeateninto a fine, smooth trail.
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A Successful Deer Huntin Eastern Algoma R. W. Faulds, M. D. AFTER careful preparation as to armsand provisions, a club of five enthusias-tic deer hunters left Elmira, Ont. onOctober 29th., 1912, for the wilds of Eastern-Algoma. As the train was boarded all werefilled with that peculiar kind of enthusiasmknown only to those who are eager to leaveithe turmoil of business life, and enjoy thefreedom of the primitive man. Our roll callincluded Shuster, Louie, Big Mike, Doc. andthe writer. The three guides, Elmer, Joe and Bert who were to meet us at N , completed our club. The time taken to make the shortTun to Toronto was consumed in taking aninventory of our baggage and laying plansfor the hunt. At Toronto, we changed to theC. P. R., main-line, and at noon the next dayreached our destination. The guides as pre-arranged met us at thedepot. The baggage was quickly sorted andloaded on the wagons as we wanted to makean early start for Spencers camp—a distance■of seven miles to the south.

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