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I page 4arn Ainu. riiNnnurvoi uuilwa. - - 11 AUTOLOADING SHOTGUN Pemmmon. To The Man Who Wishes A Good Modern, All Around Shot Gun for field and trap shooting, especially adapted for wild fowl, we present the Remington Autoloading Shot Gun It is reloaded by its own recoil without working a lever or slide. A large part of the recoil is thus taken of fthe shooter's shoulder. It , is hammerless, shoots 5 shots and has an absolutely safe solid breech. Price, $40 list, subject to dealers' discounts. Drop a postal for illustrated catalogue. REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY, Won, New York Agency, 815 Broadway, New York City. VEUVE CHAFFARD PURE OLIVE OIL IN HONEST BOTTLES. cm Wm isSEik Mil Fall Quart Park & Tilford, NEW YORK. fall .Pints Full Half JFInt S. S. Pierce co BOSTON. Pinehurst Handicraft Shop GENERAL OFFICE BUILDING Arts and Crafts products of "Heart, Head and Hand" from many lands, well nigh numberless, and each with interest and fascination. A Studio as it were, where is shown that "art is the ex pression of man's joy in his work." A rendezvous for Village guests who are always welcome. GEORGE F. FOSDICK, Manager. THE HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS FAYETTEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA High Scholarship Experienced Teachers Ideal Climate Thirty dollars per month for board and tuition including Music or Painting The School will open September 22, 1909. & Address, MRS. FANNIE MORROW, 623 Haymount, Fayetteville, N. C. ITS FASCINATION INFECTIOUS (Concluded from Page 1.) event and' while the contestants all looked wonderfully graceful and had had the benefit of an afternoon's practice, the scores were decidedly discouraging, and the question of dividing them into expert and novice classes was imme diately abandoned. Mrs. M. D. Jamison of Chicago, captured high score trophy with a total of 400, Miss Bernndette Herman next at 200, and Miss Belle Con ley of Brooklyn, Miss Dorothy Joyce of Boston, and Miss Anna Malcolm of Bethlehem, tied for third at 100 each; Mrs. L. E. Martin of New York, Mrs. Harmon Harris of Chicago, and Miss Jessie Thayer being among those who found the distance altogether too great, or the target altogether too small. In the tie shoot-off for third prize, Miss Malcolm dropped, Miss Conley and Miss Joyce tying for a second time with 400 each; Miss Conley winning the final test with 900, the best score made among t he women. 300 Miis Thayer Mrs. Jamison Mrs. Harris 400 100- 1800 1600- Miss Conley Miss Htrman Mrs. Martin Totals The trophies included the cleverest travesties on prizes : an Indian pipe to the winner of the world's championship, the tiniest of pewter steins for the ex perts among the men, and a dainty lov ing cup for the women,a miniature Delft stein for the second prize for the men, and a small Dutch vase for the women ; the third prize for women an imitation embroidered moccasin in china. There were imitation peaches and pears be stowed upon the women who shot with much grace, as 44 very poor archers," and two lemons were also awarded (with much difficulty) to the "very bum archers." Interest aroused by the affair has led to plans for its repetition. Guest of ZTIrs. Coddlngfton. Among the most enjoyable of the week's dinners at The Holly Inn was a good-bye spread tendered by Mrs. Harry r - 4 WW r . .a r-.fi - r .?. .An? r t"'" t " GLORIOUS SUNSHINE SHEDS A WARM AND SUBTLE GLOW OVER ALL." The climax of the evening came in the next event in which Mr. Porter and Mr. Malcolm met in the , battle for the World's Championship, and at any time during the contest the golf course steam roller could have been run straight through the hall and out the window without attracting the slightest atten tion. Both contestants showed extreme nervousness and were promptly pulled to their corners and revived by their trainers between rounds, and when the last shot was fired both were carried from the hall in an unconscious condi tion. The following detailed scores tell the story, which ere thi, has been flashed to all quarters of the globe : Mr. Porter Mr. Malcolm 100 200 500 200 100 5001600 100 500 100 200 300 3001500 The concluding event on the program was a 44 mixed foursome ' team match in which Mr. Porter and Mr. Pierce chose sides, the Pittsburgher's braves winning with a score of 1800 to 1600. The scores : Porto r Hamilton 1100 400 Pierce Dillon 1100 Coddingtonof Philadelphia,to her friends Mrs. Harmon Harris and Mrs. M. D. Jamison of Chicago, and Mr. Leslie D. Pierce of Rochester, Vt. A huge bunch of wild honeysuckles made a decorative center piece for the daintily laid table. Miss Child' Trophy. Miss Helen Child of Amesbury, Mass.,. was the winner of a special medal play handicap golf tournament for a trophy oflered the women of the cottage colony by the Department Store. Others who participated were Mrs. J. G. Splane, Mrs. II. W. Ormsbee, Miss Harriet Hor ton and Miss Anna Malcolm. On Eaiter Sunday. In the Beulah Hill Baptist Church ap propriate Easter services were held last Sunday, in connection with the installa tion of the new organ for which Mr. Booth Tarkington and Mr. Harry Leon Wilson took up a subicription. A new carpet and bible were also placed in the church.
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