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.. '! 4.4-4"???'$'-§-Q"ZM§*4-'§‘~i"§"§"§"§”§"§“§”§°é‘éwi‘i' School Books, Standard Novels, Souvenir Post Cards, Post Card Albums, Papélries, Rubber Balls, Etc, Etc Go to The Liberal Office for Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Wedding Invitations, Envelopes, n large numbers to a pond near his home cannot, fail to hold the. attention and secure the interests of all wild bird lovers. The. latter story forms a splendid il'lustmtlon of the surmess of protection and should encourage all engaged in this work. Mr. Miner has demonstrated the facttlmt it is possible to succeed with the wary wild goose and success with such shy birds means that efforts in other directions need not spell failure. The importance of the policy of Conservation justifies the illustrated account of the gathering at Toronto University. This policy means more to the future. of Canada ihun the present generation can fully realize and to all interested in the great out» doors it, is vital. A full supply of stories appealing to all tastes is 1n- cluded in a number which will prove a. fine companion on all vacation trips. Printing Stationery School Books 'l'i‘vifli‘é‘i'd-Q'vi‘++fiv++%€“§'+°§'++++ +++ While each issue. of Canada’s fore- most sporbmeu’s Magazine contains some'feature of special interest, Lhe June number of Red and Gun in Can- ada, published by W. J. Taylor, VVnod- stock, 01m, is notable for several of such features, each one of particular interest to all sportsmen. “Three Weeks in the Forests of Quebec,” with the successful capture of a moose. will {move entrancing to all big game mnters; while the story at the success of Jack Miner in attracting _wild geese _Mié§-fietta Lcek of Toronto is spend- ing the week visitlng friends in the neighborhood. M’iss Myrtle Smith, Richmond Hill, visited fur a few days with her sister, Miss Hazel Smith, and Miss Hattie Brodie. “u'fhé-ufiiégeg- M‘Jriizlnghf" ’fiééx?" Park Were the guests at) the home of Mr. Walter Comisky from Saturday until Tlatisdaz- .. - . m . " Misé'rerry of Mt. Albert was the guest of Mrs, Albert Leek from Satur- da_y_ un_ti1:1jue_sday_.__ _ “Mr?'i€7014£12"££f"Thomhin spefit Sun- (Tai visi_t_i_ng in neighborhood.“ Miss Lida. Helmkay left last Monday for Grace Hospital, Toronto, where she intends training for a nurse. We all wish her- success. Misé Ema: Béfker is the guest of her sister, Mpg. Q: Clark. Terms: ‘34 ayear, $2 for 51x months. \Ne send ’â€" free on reâ€" quest 0 u r catalogue of t h e b e s t books on outdoor life and recreation. with i Rafi. new depart- ment has to do with the C o u n t r y Home and its surloundings. FOREST AND STREAM PUB. C0. 346 Broadway, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Dean and little daugh- ter of Toronto are visiting at the home Of Mr. G. Brodie. ma Adventure “Ga STREAM,” or send ‘ us twenty-five cents for four weeks trial tri . A p large illustrated weekly Journal of shooting, fishing, natural his- tory and yachting. A THE JUNE ROD AND GUN. GOOD STOCK OF '§«§"§u§«§»§"§'+ If you like to read of the ex- cn‘ences of anglers, shootâ€" rs and campers, or yacht- fi i1f1g; or i i you‘ ,n. we are in_ terested in country fife, ask your newsdealer for Headford. “FOREST AND rogrammes, &c., &C. Exquisitely printed on fine coated paper. Pictures of well-known people of current events, of things beauti- ful and curious About one thousand, square- inches of pictures in each issue. Appeals to Canadians as the great il- lustrated papers of London appeal to the English people. Non political. Absolute-1y no axe to grind. Its aim soler to please and to inform. Must be seen to be appreciated. Ton cents a copy. Ono dollar a year; The Pic- tmial Publishing Co., 142 St. vaer St. Montreal. . Zl-tf THE NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE “CANADIAN PICTORIAL” I am clearing out all my stock of PAPERS and FUR- NITURE. 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