. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. BY INVITATION MEMBER OF The International Jury of Award of the Panama- Pacific International Exposition has awarded Win- chester rifles, repeating shotguns, metallic cart- ridges, shotgun shells, etc., the Grand Prix, which is the highest honor that this body can bestow upon a manufacturer's goods. Consequently no other man- ufacturer of such goods has been so honored at this exposition. This award adds to the long list which Winchester products have received in other exposi- tions in this country and thruout the world, and is ^ additional evidence why the Winc
. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. BY INVITATION MEMBER OF The International Jury of Award of the Panama- Pacific International Exposition has awarded Win- chester rifles, repeating shotguns, metallic cart- ridges, shotgun shells, etc., the Grand Prix, which is the highest honor that this body can bestow upon a manufacturer's goods. Consequently no other man- ufacturer of such goods has been so honored at this exposition. This award adds to the long list which Winchester products have received in other exposi- tions in this country and thruout the world, and is ^ additional evidence why the Winchester Repeating Arms Company is the only manufacturer of guns and ammunition that is by in- vitation member of Rice Leaders of the World As-. new TORR. U SJL sociation. THE GRAND PRIX âAT THEâ Panama-Pacific International Exposition Awarded To WINCHESTER Guns and Ammunition The Highest Possible Honor Bestowed Upon the W Brand Utxnningtottm Heratt* WEATHER II is always fair weath- er when yon tie to the RED BALL Sh»iiaE C:DtLH2[iia VOL. 1. WINNINGTOWN. JULY 10. 1915 NOEL WINS INDIAN HANDICAP (Special to the -Herald) Cedar Point, Ohio: John Noel of Nashville, Tenn., won the Indian Handicap, 96x100. from 20 yards, and 20 straight in shoot-off, shoot- ing Remington-UMC Pump Gun and Arrow Speed Shells. GOOD SCORES HERE AND THERE Here are some recent arrivals at Winningtown via the Red Ball Route:â Leon Davis won the New England Handicap Championship at Hart- ford. Conn., with a score of 92x100 and 20 straight in the shoot-off. He shot Nitro Club shells in this event and also in winning the High-Over-All Average for the day, scoring 187x200. F. A. Weatherhead, of Billings. Mont., won High Amateur Average at the Montana State Shoot, shoot- Breeder and Sportsman Ec ing a Remington-UMC Pump Gun and Nitro Club shells, scoring 598x 650. This is the third consecutive time Mr. Weatherhead has won either this event or the State Championship. An interesting shoot was staged rece
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