Rod and Gun . 13598 Carling T. W. Johns 9556 R. Sheardown 95 57 B. W. Glover 175 154 R. Day 175 153 D. Hurdon 9586 Tournoi de Ridgetown. En dépit de la météo désagréable sur le stand 1mai 2e tournoi annuel du Club RidgetownGun a été le grand succès habituel, un grand numb-er de tireurs bénéficiant eux-mêmes à leur faveur-ite passe-temps. Lundi, qui a été une sorte d'curtainraiser au grand jour le Mardi, était composée de 50 événements ofthree-bird long distance handicap, pata-man team race à 50 oiseaux, et d'une Miss andout. Le premier a été remporté par H. Taylor avec un score de41, suivi bv H. D

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Rod and gun . T. Carling 135 98 W. Johns 95 56 R. Sheardown 95 57 B. W. Glover 175 154 R. Day 175 153 D. Hurdon 95 86 RIDGETOWN TOURNAMENT. In spite of the disagreeable weather on May 1stand 2nd the annual tournament of the RidgetownGun Club was the usual big success, a large numb-er of shooters enjoying themselves at their favor-ite pastime. Mondays program, which was a sort of curtainraiser to the big day on Tuesday, consisted ofthree events, a 50-bird long distance handicap, atwo-man team race at 50 birds, and a miss andout. The first was won by H. Taylor with a score of41, followed bv H. D. IBates with 40 and H. Scanewith 37. The team shoot was won by W. Thorold and E.G. White, of Ottawa, with a score of 86 out of 100.S. Coll and H. D. Bates followed closely with 85, and third money was taken by D. Wigle, of Kings-ville. and Charles Scane. The missand-out went to Fred Oalbraith witha score of 18; H. D. Bates. 2nd with 17; D. Wigle3rd with 16. and W. Thorold 4th with 15. ROD AND GUN IN CANADA III. I—ii CLABROLOnOLNS Established 1865. When the Duck are flighting—when the wings are whirring and the excitement of the Sport is * thrilling every nerve—when the bag Is slowly but * surely getting larger—when tbe GUN is firing smoothly and steadily—then is the time when the real enjoyment of shooting is experienced. * But the GUN is the thing; if it fails, the day is spoilt, if it is untrue, the enjoyment is gone. Clabrough Guns are British made and renowned the world over; we manufacture them with the object of giving the user the best obtainable—finish—durability— density of pattern—penetration—perfection! We have been manufacturing Fine Guns for fifty years, and we put into our Guns the result of that long experience. Remember—a good Gun is an economy. It will give you more pleasure and cost you less in the long run than a so-called cheap article. Now Is the time to order your gun, made to your own requirements. Maybe your Dealer does not stock ou

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