DALY GVNS 
WIN! 
At the New York Athletic Club— 
The National Amateur Championship; 
also second and third prizes were won 
by gentlemen shooting 
Charles Daly Single Barrel Trap Guns 
Scores; final round, out of 200: 
E. M. Higginson, Jr. - - - 185 
J. H. Hendrickson _ - - - 184 
E. A. Randall ----- 183 
Scljoverliiig Dap & Qalej, 
302-304 Broadway (Cor. Duane S(.) New York City 
— Specify = 
CURTIS’S & HARV 
O Diamond Grain 
Smokeless Powder when ordering 
MACHINE LOADED SHELLS 
for game shooting and do away with 
CRIPPLED BIRDS, 
shooting behind crossing birds; shells changing from 
age or dampness, blow-back; dangers from accidental 
overloads and all other ills that ordinary bulk or 
dense powders are heir to. 
CURTIS’S HARVEY ^ DIAMOND GRAIN 
has all the advantages of both bulk and dense smoke¬ 
less powders without the disadvantages of either. 
Hand loaded shells furnished 
as wanted at shortest notice. 
VON LENGERKE <21 DETMOLD 
200 Fifth Avenue - - - NEW YORK 
Game Laws in Brief 
A REVISED EDITION 
= FOR 1912 = 
It gives all the fish an(i game laws 
of the Unlte(d States aniJ Canacia. 
It is complete anii so accurate that 
the editor can afford to pay a re¬ 
ward for an error found in it. “If 
the Brief says so, you may depend 
upon it.” Sold by all dealers, or 
by mail by us. Price, 25 cents. 
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO. 
127 Franklin Street, New York 
Are you using it? 
Dead Shot wins more big averages for Amateurs—(and Pro¬ 
fessionals as well) than any other powder. Facts prove it. 
The powder which wins at the traps wins in the field, brush, 
and at the shore—wins everywhere. 
pcdd^hol 
Tra4e Mark Reg. in U. S. Pat. Off. 
American Powder Mills, Chicago, Boston, St. Louis 
