THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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MlIMlStAMg. SHOTGUN
THE MIDWINTER HANDICAP
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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.
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Artsand 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 1
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GEORGE F. FOSDICK, Manager.
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ORE a question of who
isn't coming, than who
is", says George Lyon,
winner of the Southern
and Eastern Handicaps
last season, regarding the
second annual Midwinter Trap Shooting
Tournament, booked for January 21,22
and 23, "for. mark my word, you'll see
the shoot established this season as one
of the half a dozen biggest in the coun
try. "From New Orleans to New York and
from New York to Chicago, trap shots
are looking forward to it and the men
who will line up will represent the best
of all sections. C. W. Billings of the
New Yrork Athletic Club, winner of the
Handicap last year, will, of course, de
fend his title, and also G. II. McCarty of
Philadelphia, winner of the Preliminary
last year.
; UC. M, Powers of Decatur, 111., one of
the fastest amateurs in the country, will
era! interest in the event. Mayor James
I. Johnson of Raleigh, will be prominent
in the Southern delegation.
"Every prominent professional in the
country will be on hand and the right for
the gold medal will be a brisk one, all of
the powder and cartiidge ' companies
sending their best men, many of them
famous in two continents. All in all
the week will be one which will give golf
a hard run for popularity here, and as
for entertainment the gallery will find
plenty."
PROMINENT PROFESSIONALS.
In this connection short sketches con
cerning the prominent "pros" who will
take part is of interest and these with
photographs of the Winchester repre
sentatives, Mr. J. A. R. Elliot, Mr. John
R. Taylor and Mr. Harold Money, are
attached. Similar sketches concerning
other representatives will be used in
coming issues.
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MR. J. A. R. KLLIOTT. MR. HAROLD MONEY. V-
be a man to put in your list of possibili
ties and Fred Hodgman of the New York
Athletic Club, will also be worth watch
ing, winner of the high average in his
club's championship event last year.
; "William Ford of Wilmington, will
again be in line, shooting stronger than
ever, and George Painter of Pittsburg,
who won the Wesley Hogan trophy at
Atlantic City, will nail his share of the
moneys. Frank Hall, an Athletic Club
man, who was high up here last year,
will also be on hand with a number of
clubmates, including Dr. Gleason, O'Don
ohue, Pelham, a ninety per cent man,
Lenane and others.
"Lockwood, Leahy, Ilendrickson and
Stephenson will head a delegation from
the Crescent Athletic Club, and Remsen
a Cartarett squad. Dr. Gleason will come
with a crowd of Boston Athletic Club
men, and Dr. Culver of Brooklyn, is one
of the fast ones the presence of Band
master John Philip Sousa will add gen-
MR. J. A. R. ELLIOTT.
Although J. A. R. Elliot has been
prominent in the trap-shooting world for
nearly twenty years, his skill and per-'
sonal popularity are still undimmed. In
August, 1890, Elliott jumped into the
first rank of trap shots by winning the
Championship of America at Live Birds,
and from that day until this time he has
been a dangerous factor in all competi-'
tions in which he has taken part. Al
though live bird shooting is more of a
specialty of his than inanimate targets,
he has made many remarkable scores at
the latter. He is the only shooter who
ever held at one time every world's
championship throphy for both live bird
and target shooting, and all of these were
won with Winchester Factory Loaded
Shells and a Winchester Repeating Shot
gun, which he uses to the exclusion of
all other makes of guns and shells.
Knowing shooters have often been heard
to remark "Beware of Jim Elliott' if he