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iff ant * usc as models. They have natural 
color glass eyes and are hand painted. 
Hy The shape and color are perfect and the 
W decoys have the special "Hays' Feather 
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BE A TAXIDERMIST 
Learn at home by mail to mount and 
stuff birds, animals, game-heads, fish 
—tan furs and skins and make fine rugs 
and robes. Wonderfully interesting and 
fascinating. Easily, quickly learned in 
spare time. Save your trophies. Decorate 
your room and home with finest of art. 
Make taxidermy your hobby. 
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masters. This has something to do 
with their popularity with public 
trainers. The sportsman, however 
who can find time to train his own dog 
will find the Gordon an apt and enter¬ 
taining pupil as they take to hunting 
naturally. Most of them are natura 
pointers and they do not require harsh 
treatment. 
For many years Gordons have not 
been numerous either in the United 
States or Great Britain, In France 
and Germany, however, they were to 
be found in considerable numbers. 
Several years ago Mr. F, A. Burke 
imported a very good Gordon, called 
Stylish Ben, which was mated with 
American bitches and produced several 
good litters of sound little dogs of a 
type which proved very good in the 
field. In recent years, Mr. Charles T. 
Inglee, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has given 
a great deal of attention to the breed, 
and in his Inglehurst kennels are 
gathered some of the best specimens in 
America which we have illustrated 
herewith. 
learn to Mount 
specimens like These 
were 
ADVENTURES IN 
COMRADESHIP 
(Continued from page 487) 
Here was his schoolroom. We 
the teachers. And it was Mister Chip's 
outfit he used instead of his own—a 
plug casting rod. As a sop to our case 
of flies, a Hildebrandt spinner was de¬ 
cided upon. The large white and red 
fly attached made Sonnyboy’s eyes 
dance. 
The Creek was reasonably wide at 
the point selected by Chip, and with 
here and there a submerged rock, or 
a floating mass of weeds. We both 
saw that there was not room enough 
for a cast of more than 15 feet. Chip 
removed the leader, fastened a piece 
of elongated stone within several inches 
of the end of the line and then, in his 
clumsy but efficient manner, attached 
the lure directly to the line. 
I stood, sheltered by a clump of 
birches—and watched. Chip said never 
a word but was deft at pantomime. 
He was showing Sonnyboy how to cast 
with this improvised rig, and Sonnyboy 
was as tense as tightened muscles and 
nerves could make him. There—beyond 
that floating island of weeds—a tran¬ 
quil surface of dark water, alluring, 
filled with the shadow of great promise! 
Chip’s hand was guiding the expectant 
fisherman—“Go!” 
There was real drama in that second! 
Chip took a quick step backward, up 
the bank. The rod quivered and vi¬ 
brated in Sonnyboy’s hand! I saw him 
start as the impact came—like a thun¬ 
derbolt! It was a strike—a wonderful 
STRIKE! 
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