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is needed in a shotshell load and to the indul- 

 gence of manufacturers. Standardization, 

 with reduction of the variety of loads to those 

 of the best balance, will increase to a marked 

 degree the general average of results ob- 

 tained and conserve ammunition accordingly. 

 In just the same, way, by following the rec- 

 ommendations of this chart individual shooters 

 will profit doubly. 



The new hanger will be displayed in the 

 stores of all alert dealers in arms and am- 

 munition, of which, by the way, there are over 

 80,000 in this country. In addition, a few 

 will find their way to the walls of club houses 

 and the homes of individual shooters. That 

 everyone of them will be highly valued and 

 most carefully preserved is a foregone con- 

 clusion. 



Rats. 



Some soldiers home on leave from the 

 front were discussing the different things 

 they had seen while in France, and among 

 them were the number and size of the 

 rats they had been troubled with. Said 

 one: "Talk about rats! Why, I've seen 

 some as big as sucking pigs." 



"That's nothing," spoke up another. 

 "One night in my billet I woke up and 

 there was one of them trying my coat 

 on." 



