Jan. 21, 1911.] 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
9m 
IK UKU MUTER MUIGE 
Won by MR. J. S. DAY, of Midland, Texas, 
using 
Factory Loaded Shells 
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a 7 D oat 0t 3t 4 ^ 28 ? targetS in Registered Tournaments, breaking 4164 an average of 
97 . 28 %, exceeding by over 2 % the highest official amateur averse of any'previous year 
During the season Mr. Day made many long runs, among which are the following: 
WalnuTsprings,' S ™ ^ A ^ {^Zfgg St ™ ght 
Midland, Texas, - - _ _ « 8 q j 1 33 “ 
1121 “ 
Big Springs, Texas, - - _ _ « 10-11 i 175 
Cisco, Texas, and Gorman, Texas, - “ 12-15 ] 90 “ 
PARTICULAR ATTENTION 
is directed to the fact that all of Mr. Day’s shooting was done with PFTFR^ RFRIIIAR FAPTflRY IflAnc 
purchased from dealers where the various tournaments were held™’shells l^no/spedai 
vAT/ 6 ’ bUt We , re r f eRU ar Stock goods such as can be procured from any PETERS dealer 
Y OU can get this SUPERIOR AMMUNITION as easily as ordinary loads You may 
not always score 97.28% but you will average better than with any other make. 7 
? h S’i t u t, I J she, J* that have established another World’s Record—97 28%—the 
kmd that do not have to be used in any special make of gun to give best results 
CINCINNATI, OHIO 
THE PETERS CARTRIDGE COMPANY 
NEW YORK: 98 Chambers St„ T. H. Keller, Manager. 
NEW ORLEANS: 321 Magazine St.. P. R. Litzke, Manager 
SAN FRANCISCO: 608-612 Howard St., J. S. French, Manager, 
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