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DO Then why not shoot The PARKER? SHOOT? The PARKER has the only perfect ejector he OLD RELIABLE PARKER GUN is as perfect as money and brains can make it. If you are interested, send for catalogue. PARKER BROS., 55 Cherry St., Meriden, Conn, New York Salesrooms, 32 Warren St. LONDON MIXTURE BREAKFAST TEA CAFE DES INVALIDES. BETTER THAN COFFEE richer THAN COFFEE. SEVEN-EICHTHS COFFEE. S. S. PIERCE CO., established issl IMPORTERS AND GROCERS BOSTON. INCORPORATED 1894 Tremont and Beacon Sts. Coplsj Square. tSft Milk St., (Wholesale) Coolldg-e Corner, PinehuFst f aims DAIRY DIVISION : Selected herd of grade cows supplying "the entire Village with milk. Registered Berkshire hogs of the bes-t strains in v the country for sale. MARKET GARDEN: Hot house cucumbers, lettuce, radishes, etc., etc. Choice violets, carnations, roses. Cut flowers delivered at hotels and cottages carefully packed ready for mailing. POULTRY DIVISION: Choice fowls for breeding, and eggs for hatching. Guests of the Village are cordially invited to visit any Division of the Farms. Address all correspondence to the PINEHURST GENERAL OFFICE MARKS St MEYER IMPORTATION CO. 11 LIspenard Street, NewYork. Importers of Novelties, Favors, etc., for Cotillions, Balls and olher Festivities. Headquarters for GENUINE FRENCH CONFETTI and SERPENTINE. We i88ue.no catalogue. Samples sent on request. Mention The Outlook adv. QUALIFICATION SCORES HE special feature of the qualification round of the Advertising Men's tournament was a handi cap played in connection with three prizes each for the best net and the best gross scores, an arrangement which kept the handicap committee busy, but which met with much favor among contestants. (J.B.Adams of New York, led the field with the best gross score and a card of 82, W. E. Shackelford of Atlantic City, landing second in 83, and L. A. Hamilton of New York, and Edwin A. Freeman of Brooklyn, tying for third in 84, Mr. Hamilton winning the prize in the play-oil'. W. M. Sanford of New York, was easily the winner of the net score trophy, playing with a handicap of 10 and scor ing 71 net, Mr. Adams (3) finishing sec ond in 77, and G. C. Tierce of Chicago, (18) third in 7S, the balance of the field in both gross and net scores bunching in many ties. Qualification was in gross score order, 03 marking the limit of the first division, 98 the second, 104 the third, and 113 the fourth, as evenly matched a field as has ever been gathered here in this event; five divisions of sixteen each and one of eight, qualifying. The scores in detail, arranged in gross score or qualification order, follow. QUALIFICATION SCORES. FIRST DIVISION J. II. Llpplncott, G. R. Adams, New York, 41 41 82 5 77 W. K. Shackelford, Atlantic City, 43 40 83 3 80 E. A. Freeman, Brooklyn, 47 37 84 2 82 L. A. Hamilton, Now York, 40 44 84 0 84 II. A. Ross, Til cony, Pa., 42 44 SO 7 79 W. C. Freeman, Brooklyn, 42 45 87 6 82 W. M. Sanford, New York, 42 45 87 16 71 Theodore Cassebeer, New York,43 45 88 8 80 W. II. George, Philadelphia, 45 44 89 5 84 W. G. Thonna, Glen Ridge, 44 46 90 10 80 S. H. Martel, Jr., Montreal, 46 45 91 7 84 Dr. E. Marvel, Atlantic City, 48 44 92 7 85 Charles Presbrey, New York, 49 43 92 10 82 J. J. Hazen, New York, '. U 49 93 5 88 Kurtz Wilson, New Y ork, 45 48 93 12 81 Frank Presbrey, New Y'ork, 48 45 93 12 81 SECOND DIVISION ( R. M. Purves, Boston, 45 49 94 12 82 G. W. Royce, Arlington, 48 47 95. 8 87 T.M.S. Rolls, Philadelphia, 50 46 96 10 86 G. C. Pierce, Chicago, 44 52 96 18 . 78 J. D. Plummer, Springfield, , 44 53 97 10 87 William Cooney, Greenwich, 49 48 97 10 87 II. W. Ormsbee, Princeton, 52 45 97 12 85 E. J. Ridgway, New York, 47 50 97 15 82 R. E. S. Carlisle, Buffalo, 49 48 97 8 89 W. R. Roberts, Philadelphia, 48 49 97 8 89 I. S. Robeson, Rochester, 43 54 97 10 87 Charles Fritz, Philadelphia, 48 50 98 18 80 E. II. Silliman, Detroit, 51 47 98 5 93 R. R. Cromarty, Toronto, 49 50 99 6 93 J. J. White, Atlantis City, 51 48 99 10 89 M. Parrisb-Watson, New York, 47 52 99 10 89 THIRD DIVISION D. Herbert Hostetter, Pittsburg, 46 53 99 14 85 J. II. Redfleld, Brooklyn,' 48 51 99 12 87 William J. Ryan, New York, 53 47 100 12 88 W. II. Childs, Brooklyn, 50 50 100 20 80 J. II. Rosenfeld, New York, 52 48 100 20 80 P. B. O'Brien, Detroit, 50 50 100 18 82 G. F. Steele, Boston, 52 49 101 12 89 John L. Given, New York, 40 55 101 17 84 Atlantic City, 60 51 101 16 85 C. A. Speakman, Mt. Vernon, 53 49 102 16 86 T. T. Rushmore, Garden City, 50 52 102 10 92 A. C. Kniyht, Toronto, 60 62 102 12 90 H. B. Green, Philadelphia, 48 55 103 11 92 Hugh Dellaven, Brooklyn, 53 50 103 16 87 T. V. Anderson, Jr., NewYork, 62 61 103 10 93 W. R. Hotohkiu, MontcWr, 49 55 104 16 88 FOURTH DIVISION S. Keith Evans, New York, . 53 51 104 16 8 s" A. LeMassena. New York, 52 52 104 10 94 J. C. Piatt, Montclalr. 53 52 105 16 89 F. J. Ross, New York, 64 61 105 12 93 J. H. Hawley, New York, 54 62 106 18 88 (J. L. White, Waterbury, .55 51 106 18 88 W.S L.Hawkins, Springfield, 49 57 106 12 94 S. L. Allen, Moorsetown, 46 61 107 18 89 W. C. Kimball, New Y'ork, 52 55 107 12 95 R. R. Mamlok, New York, 51 50 107 16 91 Dr. E. Sensenian, Atlantic City, 55 52 107 14 93 W. E. Edge, Atlantic City, 51 68 109 14 95 T.W. Weeks, New Y'ork, 57 53 110 30 SO David Roberts, Moorsetown, 56 50 112 18 94 A. T. Reld, Toronto, 65 57 112 16 96 F, A. Hays, overbrook, Pa., 55 58 113 16 97 FIFTH DIVISION A. L. Aldred, Providence, 51 62 113 25 88 Steven P.. Ayers, New York, 5s 56 114 14 100 E. J. Phillips, New York, 50 59 115 12 103 S.C. Lowe, Boston, 59 58 117 21 97 Don M. Parker, New York, 00 58 118 30 88 A. W. Krickson, Brooklyn, 57 61 118 20 98 D S. White, Atlantic City, 65 63 118 14 104 R. M. Dorsey, New York, (3 60 119 25 94 R. C. Wilson, Summit, 00 60 120 35 85 F. Wiederseim, Jr., Overbrook, 55 00 121 16 105 E. F. Clyiner, Chicago, 58 63 121 30 91 E. K. Calkins, New Y'ork, 59 03 122 35 87 E. Chichester, Boston, 01 61122 10 106 Harry Ryrle, Toronto, (.2 60 122 16 106 W. Shlllaber, Jr., New York, 03 60 123 35 88 II. C. Davis, New Y'ork, GO 03 123 22 101 SIXTH DIVISION E. ('. Conlin, New York, 57 60 123 ' 35 88 Louis B. DeVeau, New York, "! 64 127 "0 97 O. H. Blackman, New York, 00 02 128 20 108 J. H. Klllinger, New York, 57 72 129 25 104 W. F.Smith, Brookline, 56 73 129 25 104 Raymond D. Little, New York, oo 73 133 10 123 A. Dunne, New York, 67 07 134 35 99 Charles Wake, New York, 09 70 139 35 104 Sir. IV. M. Hunt Working: out Picked Pack of Fast Hound Lovers of fox hunting have good sport in store for them through the arrival of a pack of fast hounds which Mr. Nat S. Hurd of Pittsburg, has gathered to gether, selected with special care as re gards to nose, voice, endurance and uni form speed. Mr. Hurd took his pack out for a trial run early in the week and from now on is planning to devote much of his time to the chase. Other private packs will ar rive soon and a repetition of the thrilling runs which made last season memorable is assured. Attractive Show Window. The Department Store show window is very attractive with a display of sporting goods, shot-guns, ammunition, targets, clothing and the like, arranged in hon or of the sportsmen assembled for the Midwinter Handicap.
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