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FOREST AND STREAM 
Oct. 4, 1913. 
We make it reliable. 
Its friends have made it famous. 
H E 
PARKER 
GUN 
ception of quail, pheasants, woodcock and par¬ 
tridge the above are found north of Georgian 
Bay, Lake Huron and Lake Superior, from 
Ottawa to James Bay and the Manitoba bound¬ 
ary. 
Vancouver. 
BY A. BRYAN WILLIAMS, PROVINCIAL GAME WARDEN. 
Game conditions are a great deal better than 
last year. Most abundant game are deer, bear 
and mountain goats. Cassiar is the best shoot¬ 
ing section. 
Quebec. 
BY J. A. BELLISLE, INSPECTOR GENERAL OF FISHERIES 
AND GAME. 
Send for Catalogue. 
PARKER BROS. Meriden. Conn. 
N. Y. Salesrooms: 32 Warren St. A. W. duBray, Res. Agt. Box 102 , San Francisco, Cal. 
The game conditions are much better this 
year, including moose, caribou, deer and bear, all 
kind of fur-bearing animals, woodcock, snipe, 
partridge, duck, insectivorous and other birds, 
while deer and moose are most abundant. For 
moose and caribou the Pontiac and Ottawa coun- 
A REAL GUN 
L. C. Smith New Designs With Hunter One Trigger 
Above Illustration is TRAP Grade. 
Price with Two Triggers.$55 net 
With Automatic Ejector.$66 net 
With Automatic Ejector and Hunter One Trigger. .$86 net 
Write for New Catalogue of New Designs. Prices, $25 to $1,000 net. 
HUNTER ARMS CO. 
MAKERS 
776 Hubbard St., FULTON, N. Y. 
Shooters who attended the 
Pacific Coast Handicap 
Can tell you about Marlin Hammerless Repeaters—how, in addition to the splendid 
shooting of other Marlin Guns, Mr. Frank C. Riehl. with the 
Itlarlin 
HAMMERLESS 
TRAP GUN 
WON 
IN PRELIMINARY HANDICAP—High Professional Score.93 x 100 from 21 yards 
IN PACIFIC COAST HANDICAP—Second High Professional .95 x 100 from 21 yards 
HIGH GENERAL AVERAGE and HIGH PROFES¬ 
SIONAL AVERAGE—340 x 350—97 1-7%. 
HIGH FOR ALL TARGETS—528 x 550—96%. 
HIGH ON HANDICAP TARGETS—188 x 200—94% 
from 21 yards 
MADE LONG RUN-104 Straight 
Why don’t you shoot a Marlin? Send three stamps 
postage for complete catalog of the Marlin Repeating 
Rifles and Shotguns—including the splendid new 
16-gauge hammerless repeater—just out! 
With this same grade (No. 2S'l 1 Mr. P. J. Gal¬ 
lagher won the Virginia State Championship with 
97 x 100 (tie) and 24 x 25 in shoot-off; Mr. T. W. 
Barnes won the Amateur Championship of Canada 
with a straight score; Mr. Welnoski won the 
Eastern Preliminary Handicap; and Mr. Riehl 
made the High Professional and Second High 
General Average at the Pacific-Indians shoot with 
435 x 450—96%%. 
7%e TflarZi/i firearms Co. 
27 Willow Street New Haven, Conn. 
The Pennant Winner 
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Wilmington, Delaware 
