EASTERN HANDICAP HONORS 
CARRIED OFF BY SHOOTERS USING 
The 
Brand Shells 
Preliminary Handicap, 
Eastern Handicap , 
Special Double Event 
Eastern Special, 
High General Ave. (tie), 
Longest Run of Shoot, 
won by Horace W. Lodge 
2nd, W. H, Lanier, 
1st, Fred Plum, 
2nd, “ 
96x xlOO, from 19 Yards. 
96 x 100, from 18 Yards. 
29 x 15 Pairs. 
98 x 100. 
343 x 350. 
140 Straight. 
High General Average on all targets, including 200 from 22 yards, 100 from 18 yards, 450 
from 16 yards and 15 pairs, won by Fred Plum, 742 x 780. 
Connecticut Interstate Championship 
Won at Banbury, Conn., July 12-13, by A. L. Chamberlin, by a score of 94 x 100, and 25 
Straight in the Shoot-ofT, using 
Itetef 1 ® ™ e <S 
BRAND 
Shells 
Mr. Chamberlin and Dr. B. F. Bishop, won the Connecticut Two-Man Team Championship, 
187 x 200. 
Mrs. F. F. Rogers won the Ladies’ Championship, 81 x 100, and Messrs. A. L. Chamberlin 
and F. B. Stephenson tied for High Amateur Average, 141 x 150, all using the © brand. 
Don’t forget the great scores recently made with Shells: 
100 Straight, from 23 yards, by C. A. Young at Peru, Ind., July 13th —A WORLD’S RECORD. 
100 Straight, from 21 yards, by Fred Plum at Maplewood, July 4-7, winning White Mountain Handicap. 
100 Straight by Woolfolk Henderson at Maplewood, July 4-7, winning Maplewood Championship. 
198x200 by Woolfolk Henderson at Maplewood, July 4-7, winning Independence Day Championship. 
590 x 600 by Woolfolk Henderson at Maplewood, July 4-7, winning High General Average. 
283 Straight by Fred Plum at Maplewood, July 4-7, the Longest Amateur Run of the Season. 
The above furnishes plenty of reasons why YOU should shoot the (J^) brand Shells. 
THE PETERS CARTRIDGE CO., Cincinnati, O. 
NEW YORK: 60-62 Warren St. 
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NEW ORLEANS: 321 Magazine St, 
