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â€"â€" rags vour /~ jUST ACQUIRED ANOTHER hunting dog and this one a standout. â€" Most of you have read in this column about the German Shorthair, Spike, with which I have hunted woodcock and partridge in the Lions Head area. This dog is not only an exâ€" ceptional pointer, but also an excellent retriever. He‘s an addiâ€" tion to my hunting entourage which I am going to enjoy CHOZCURINY + When I picked up the dog, I had a chance to talk for a few minutes with Gerry Hafris and was told that by not being able to get away on two consecutive weekends, I had missed one of the best flights of fall ducks ever to come down through that part of the country. That‘s the worst of having to work for a living, it keeps interfering with my hunting and fishing. | _ _ HVIUR, 44 AECEORN EDPERA EMAAAE CAE oR PeC 0 C 7 Right now, I imagine most of those ducks are comfortably settled in much warmer temperatures than we are experiencing here. Ah well! maybe we‘ll have another chance next year. starting to rear its ugly head and some pickerel and lake trout have already been taken. ICE FISHING IS ALREADY Just what fascination ice fishing has for some people is hard to fathom, but there is little doubt but that it is a nopular sport and gradually taking on more and more deâ€" 3 zc3>%* n lick Cl _ S Y L V A N I A "SYLOUETTE _ cwomm HERE IS TELEVISION SO MODERN, IN SUCH EXQUISITE GOOD THE PACE FOR ALL TV DESIGNS FOR YEARS TO COME. G.E. POP UP TOASTERS Reg. $27.50 Special $19.95 G.E. FLOOR POLISHERS Reg. $51.50 Special $36.95 SUNBEAM PRYPANS ....Medium (lid extra) $15.95 INCORPORATING THE FINEST . | QUALITY_AND PERFORMANCE â€" [T‘S LIGHT, COMPACT â€" Special CARRY IT EASILY ... y ANYWHERE. 199.00 STOCKIE ELECTRIC The Ungainly Bulk Of Ordinary T.V. Cabinets Is Gone Forever . . . The Era Of SYLOUETTE Is Here NOW! 84 KING S. 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Now we realize that a twoâ€" pound speckled trout is not to be sneered at either in a stream you drive to or a lake reached i);f air. However, the twoâ€" pounder happens rarely in waters reached by car, where they are a fairly common ecâ€" currence in some. of the back yonder lakes. The gentleman writing this first letter we have received for the coming season, said his party included men between the ages of fiftyâ€"five and sixtyâ€" five. He didn‘t say whether they were all desk men, but they probably are. It is also probable that, while a man of that age working in the bush, would not hbesitate at a portâ€" _age several miles long, a city man would not only hesitate, Waterioo‘s 4 MOST _ MODERN _ RESTAURANT / Specialties â€" _Â¥ @ JUMBO FANTAIL SHRIMP ©@ CHICKEN IN A BASKET Counter â€" Meal â€" & Take Out Service SAVOUR OUR SPECIAL COFFEE _ _ _ On the Opening Of Your Fine New Restaurant We Are Pleased To Play A Part In Your Operation By Providing The Insurance For You. 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This doesn‘t of course mean it is going to conâ€" tinue that way and if the snow piles high, these birds are goOâ€" ing to need help to survive. A pheasant can live out alâ€" most any degree of temperaâ€" ture if he has food. This is snmething man can do while guaranteeing his shooting the following season. (Continued on Page 7) for