FOREST AND STREAM 
511 
EXCELSIOR BELT SAFE-Absolutely Water-proof 
Indispensable to the BATHER to put your Eyeglasses, Jewelry, Bathouse Key in before going into the water. 
EVERY CANOEIST, FISHERMAN, HUNTER, ETC. 
should have one. Will keep your Matches, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Money, Jewelry Water-Proof, Dust-Proof, Burg¬ 
lar-Proof. Small and compact, made of Brass, Nickel Plated, Gun Metal or Oxidized, and furnished complete with 
fancy canvas belt. Sent anywhere on receipt of $1.00. 
HYFIELD MFG. CO., 48 FRANKLIN STREET, NEW YORK CITY 
His wings didn’t even flutter as he came 
down. Never saw a duck drop so dead. 
That far reaching, hard hitting 
LEFEVER 
Shot Gun 
DID THE BUSINESS 
It will do as much for you. At the traps, 
in the fields, in the blinds. 
You can count on the shooting qualities 
that have made GUNS of Lasting Fame. 
WRITE FOR CATALOG 
TODAY 
Shoot the Lefever Single Trigger This Year 
Lefever Arms Company 
200 Maltbie St., SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
To those who are interested in this sport and others 
who feel that they would like to become interested at 
this time the club extends a most cordial welcome to 
attend. 
Carmichaels is reached via Rices Landing, Pa., which 
is 6o miles from Pittsburgh on the P., V. & C. rail¬ 
road. The main party will leave Union station, Pitts¬ 
burgh at 3.28 on the afternoon of October 19. 
The grouse trial will be held November 17 at Pen- 
field, Clearfield county. Pa. The judges have been se¬ 
lected and entry blanks are ready for distribution. For 
additional information address or call the secretary, H. 
H. Cahoon, Ben Avon, Pa. 
Seventh Annual Tournament N. A. S. 
(Continued from page 503.) 
Messrs. E. K. Pierson, O. E. Becker and Dr. J. G. 
Hollingsworth did not complete their scores. 
The blind bogey prize, unknown average, in the two 
accuracy bait events, was won by A. J. Winteringham, 
his average in these two events being the nearest to 
the secret score of 98.7. 
The following contestants achieved a combined aver¬ 
age of 98 per cent, in the quarter-ounce accuracy bait, 
half-ounce accuracy bait, accuracy fly and light tackle 
dry-fly accuracy, thereby winning the N. A. S. A. C. 
blue button: F. Kleinfeldt, E. K. Pierson, E. M. 
Town, F. N. Peet, G. G. Chatt, J. M. Smith, Call 
McCarthy, W. J. Jamison, C. W. Grant, A. J. Winter¬ 
ingham, William Stanley, O. E. Becker, C. E. Lingen- 
felter. Dr. J. G. Hollingsworth, N. F. Noland, W. 
Andrews, E. R. Letterman, M. M. Clarke, A. D. 
Whitby, C. H. Doyle, E. S. Gray. ^ 
Columbus Gun Club. 
TEAM RACE, 50 TARGETS. 
Meyers . 46 
L. Gambell . 47 
Schreck . 42 
Leonard . 41 
Total . 176 
W. R. Chamberlain . 46 
Payne . 42 
A. Gambell . 44 
Kdch . 34 
Total . 166 
The State of New York is literally filled with 
beautiful native shrubs. There are many culti¬ 
vated shrubs which will be supplied by nursery¬ 
men anywhere in the State and a few of these 
will give color and cheer to a house. Varieties 
suitable for autumn planting include the Spirea, 
commonly known as the Bridal Wreath because 
of the abundance of white flowers in early June. 
The bronze effect of the foliage of this Spirea is 
attractive throughout the season. The Philadel- 
phus, or Mock Orange with its fragrant, cream 
colored blossoms; the upright Honeysuckle which 
bears masses of brightly cplored berries through¬ 
out the latter part of the summer; the Deutzias 
all of which are very profuse bloomers and the 
Weigelias of which there are many hybrid vari¬ 
eties with a wide variation in color of bloom are 
very desirable for autumn planting. The Japan¬ 
ese Barberry can be used effectively in many 
ways especially for planting about the foundation 
of a house, or as a hedge for separating lawns 
and gardens or as property lines. 
THE JACOBS 
Quail Lodge and Food Shelter 
The most successful sheltered 
J feeding station in existence 
This device is the 
result of careful, 
scientific study, and 
experimental work, 
sheltering and feed- 
i ng quail!, du-ri ng 
trying winter times. 
Some wonderful suc¬ 
cess resulted from 
these experiments. 
Last winter, laTge 
cqvies of these mag¬ 
nificent game birds 
were sheltered, and 
fed throughout the 
winter season. Not 
a bird was lost. In 
the region where the 
chief experiment was 
made, ten of the 
, , . , shelters have been 
ordered for the use of the birds this winter. De¬ 
scriptive circular for stamp. 
We manufacture these shelters and sell direct 
to 'the user at lowest possible factory prices. No 
Agents. 
The inventor of this device, itibe president and 
manager of the Jacobs Bird-House Co., has had 
33 years’ experience in the study of birds, de¬ 
signing houses,_ nest-boxes and feeding devices 
for them. _ If interested in these things, or in 
bird drinking fountains, or in the genuine gov¬ 
ernment sparrow trap, send 10 cents, mentioning 
this magazine, and we will mail our beautifully 
illustrated booklet. 
JACOBS BIRD-HOUSE CO. 
404 South Washington Street Waynesburg, Pa. 
FRED. SAUTER 
Leading 
TAXIDERMIST 
of America, Established 1860 
Specialist in all Branches of Taxidermy 
42 Bleecker Street New York City 
Write for Catalogue “ A ” 
FIR PILLOWS 
Mailed to any address 50 cents. Fragrant as the Maine woods. 
Order now for Xmas presents. 
R. T. NEWELL, City Point, Maine 
Oil 
\burGun 
with 3 -in-One. 
Get it down into 
lock-action and break- 
joint. Wipe out barrel 
with it and rub liberally 
over outside to prevent rust. 
3-in-Osie Oil 
Nothing else keeps guns in such 
good shooting condition. ^ Crack 
shots are never without it. 
All dealers: 10 c, 25c, 50c bottles; and 
Handy Oil Cans, that fit pocket, 25 c. I 
Avoid substitutes. _ _ I 
FREE- Sample and Dictionary of uses:. | 
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THE PARKER GUN 
93x100 from 19 yards 
By P. H. O’BRIENS 
Winning 
The Pacific 
Coast Handicap 
AT PORTLAND, OREGON 
Shoot a 
PARKER GUN and Win 
Send for Catalogue 
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