PINEHURST'S CLASSIC SHOOT It Has Traveled Some Distance Along the Reputation Air Line $3555.00 Added Money and Special Class Trophies the 11 iff features ot 9th Annual Handicap AS AN EXPONENT of trap shooting, made fa mous by the Du Pont's as the "sport alluring," Pinehurst now ranks as America's Monte Carlo through its classic Mid winter Handicap. 1 On the firing line of the Grand American at Dayton last June the the Sand Hills' shoot was the prevailing subject of between squad conversation, and thus it has been at every big spring, summer, and fall meeting for nine months past. "News" has been designated as "anything people are talking about" and trap shooters began talking about the Pinehurst shoot before the first annual was over simply because the program was unique. If Pinehurst always leads, never imitates, f Each shoot has had some feature to talk about and the Midwinter Handicap has, in consequence, traveled some distance along the Reputation Air Line during the past six years. An attractive feature of the seventh annual tournament scheduled for Jan uary 21, 22, 23, and 24 is the special tro phies offered for the four highest scores made by those who have shot the first live hundred targets of the regular pro gram the field divided into four classes, the Preliminary and Handicap winners being barred as competitors for the special trophies. The big card is added money amounting to $2555.00 a sum exceeding -even the premier Grand American and equalled only at shoots with a large entrance as a basis for estimate. The Handicap winners are guaranteed six moneys, $350.00, $300.00, $250.00, $200. 00, $150.00 and $100.00 in the order given in addition to cups for both the Handicap and Preliminary winners. The Prelimi nary winners are guaranteed five moneys ' 150.00, $125.00, $100.00, $90.00 and $75. 00. The total value of the trophies offered is $600.00 and in addition to those in the Preliminary and the Handicap and the special trophies, there is the usual gold medal for high amateur average and a trophy for the average of the entire program. The sweepstakes with their regular and additional optional entrance, also offer attractive opportunities. There are also optional sweeps in all hundred target events exclusive of the Prelimi nary and the Handicap. Inter-state rules will govern and the Squier money back -system will provide for the "under dog." Luther Squier will again personally manage the shoot and Charles North will see that the Ideal-Leggitt traps work without a hitch. Preliminary practice and unscheduled sweepstakes will precede the regular program on Monday and Tuesday. Wed nesday and Thursday will be devoted to' lour fifteen-target sweeps and two twenty in the morning, and two twenty and four fifteen in the afternoon. The hundred target Preliminary on Friday will be pre ceded by four fifteen and two twenty target sweeps and the same program will precede the Handicap on Saturday, f In many ways the week will be a notable one, anticipated by the entire Village, and numerous social affairs are planned at the hotels with The Carolina as the center from which interest radiates. Golf, tennis, riding and fox hunting will also claim the attention of many who come early or linger after the tournament for the enjoyment of the diversified attractions of the Village. 1 The detailed program will be forwarded promptly by the Country Club Secretary in response to a post card request. Mail and telegraph entries are both acceptable and ammuni tion may be shipped in care of the Club. Other trap events on the Country Club program include weekly hundred-target handicaps from January 26th to March 23rd. An all-season high average gold medal will be awarded for the four best gross scores made by contestants who have shot at not less than six hundred targets, t In equipment and location the trap shooting grounds are generally acknowledged to be the finest in this country, and a week at winter's beginning in this sunny land is an experience for both old friends and new. Open Real Estate Office The opening of a real estate office in the General Office building by Messrs. Ralph W. and Frank C. Page, under the firm name of Page Brothers, is in line with the present agricultural develop ment. Among their numerous valuable holdings in the vicinity is 2400 acres purchased by their father, Ambassador Page, last winter. Formerly known as "Green Hill" this property extends from a point Southwest of The Carolina to the rear of the Dairy. They believe it to be ideal for gentlemen's farms of from one to two hundred acres and in line with this contemplate establishing a model place there by way of exemplification. In this connection it is interesting to note that Messrs. Gates, Pumpelly and others were first interested in the section by these two "live wires." n 1 ' Is 1 s I 3 "WITH WANDERLUST IN THEIR EYES" 'HI"!!'!;1 7k I 8 3 Rifles and Shotguns X If you hunt big game there J l is no rifle so well adapted g"; for your requirements as vrnj one of the various Win- tyjth Chester models. If you fMk Winchester repeating shot- 9 vv2 1 72. & m Ii rl Hi I' i I gun will surely please you. There is this advantage in Vmirincr a "A7inrVif5tfr min. wjr& . . v, & 7 p that is, its entire depend- ability. . Some guns are made to sell. Winchesters are made to satisfy. That they do satisfy is shown by (i the fact that they are used by about two million shoot- p ers throughout the world. $ When buying remember ff Winchester Are The Guns Of Known Reputation And Proved Superiority !; i TRADE MARK Winchester Shells and Cartridges for Sale at the Pinehurst Store, Traps and Ranges. Look for the Big " W " on Every Box. PINEHURST DEPARTMENT STORE Complete and Modern Equipment in Every Department, and Prices on Par with Northern Markets Plain and Fancy Groceries Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Notions, Men's Furnishings, Etc. Complete Equipment for Men and Women for All Out Door Sports. Field, Trap and Pistol Ammunition. j IN THE HEART OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AOOES Improved Golf Course full 6,450 yards TBE MOUTH! I'LE1S4ST TIME M01 OTtKY RalPh J. HERKIMER D. J. TRUDEAU Winter: Pine Korest Inn Winter: Hotel Ormond SUMMERVILLE, S. C. ORMOND BEACH, FLA. Information at 243 Fifth Ave., New York, and all of Mr. Foster's omces. j(KgBretton Woods Saddle and Driving Howes at Ormond this winter.

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