WING AND TRAP-SHOOTING, by Charles Askins. 
The only practical manual in existance dealing with the modern 
gun. It contains a full discussion of the various methods, such as 
snap-shooting, swing and half-swing, discusses the flight of birds 
with reference to the gunner’s problem ot lead and range and makes 
special application of the various points to the different birds com- 
monly shot in this country. A chapter is included on trap shooting 
and the book closes with a forceful and common-sense presentation 
of the etiquette of the field. 
“It is difficult to understand how anyone who takes a de- 
light in hunting can afford to be without this valuable 
book.” — Chamber of Commerce Bulletin , Portland , Ore . 
“This book will prove an invaluable manual to the true 
sportsman , whether he be a tyro or expert.” —‘Book News 
Monthly . 
“ Its closing chapter on field etiquette deserves careful 
reading .” — N. Y . Times. 
THE YACHTSMAN’S HANDBOOK, by Herbert L. 
Stone. The author and compiler of this work is the editor of 
"Yachting”. He treats in simple language of the many problems 
confronting the amateur sailor and motorboatman. Handling 
ground tackle, handling lines, taking soundings, the use of the lead 
line, care and use of sails, yachting etiquette, are all given careful 
attention. Some light is thrown upon the operation of the gasoline 
motor, and suggestions are made for the avoidance of engine 
troubles. 
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