THE PINE HURST OUTLOOK.
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m NEW KEARSARGE
North Conway, White Mts., N. H.
Golf, Pure Mountain Spring Water,
Delightful Drives, Magnificent Scenery,
Located Near the Cathedral Tine Woods,
Accommodates 250 Guests; Many
Suites with Private Bath.
A. I. CREAMER, MANAGER.
Dr. M. A. CROCKETT,
RESIDENT HOUSE PHYSICIAN,
Office at The Carolina,
lloom 41.
Hours: 9.30 to 10.30 a. m.; 2 to 3 p. m.;
7.30 to 8.30 p. m.
PIANO WANTED!
For use afternoon or evening for practise.
Address
A II, linehurNt lot Office.
THE MT. KINEO HOUSE
KINEO,
Moosehead Lake, Maine.
Nature's Ideal Summer Wilderness, Lake and
Mountain Resort, for Climate,
Scenery, Location.
Camping, Canoeing, Fishing, Hunting,
that beats the world.
Superb Nine Hole Golf Course, Four Ten-
nis Courts, Base Ball, Quoits, Croquet.
Walking, Driving, Riding, Mountain
Climbing.
Finest Inland Hotel in the Country, Ac
commodating 400 guests.
Send for Various Booklets.
C. A. JUDKINS,
Manager.
COMES
WITH
YEARS
The best trade does not drop down oh
a store all at once. It comes with years.
It comes when the store has proven be
yond a doubt its trustworthiness to each
best customer. We invite you to allow
us the privilege of proving this to you.
We want your trade, but all we ask is
a chance to demonstrate that we deserve
it because of the superior satisfaction
that we give to our customers.
Everything found in first-class Phar
macies, you will find here.
JOHNSON'S PHARMACY,
SOUTHERN PISES, N. C.
The H. H. KIFFE CO.
523 Broadwav, New York.
SHOOTING JACKET,
$3.00
GUARATEED all wool, seamless, elastic close
fitting, but not binding, comfortable and
convenient, hesigned especially for duck shoot
ers, trap shooters, etc., but suitable for all out
door purposes. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Made only in two colors dead grass and Oxford
gray.
Send us your address for one of our Gun
Catalog-.
Miss Kimball's School For Girls
WOItCESTKIl, MASS.
An ideal Home and School for Girls. Several
Courses of Study; prepares for Colleges.
Excellent advantages. Music under Boston
teachers.
Gymnasium: Tennis, Basket Ball, Etc.
Booklet Sent on Application.
THE
Pinehurst Pharmacy
Carries a Complete Line of
Drugs, Druggist Sundries,
Toilet Articles, Con
fections, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY
Compounded by a Registered
Pharmacist.
A L. Pearsall, Manager.
We promptly obta4nTandForegn
f aena model, sketch, or 1 1 oto cf invention tot t
f free report on. patentability. For free book t
J Opposite U. S. Patent Office
E. A. FREEMAN WINNER !
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W. P. Shaw, Albany, N. Y.; G. W
Murdock, Cold Springs, N. Y. ; A. L
Hill, Weymouth, England; M. L. Mitch
ell, Willi unsport, Pa.; J. S. Gilder
-leeve, IJrookston, Pa. ; A. T. Leavitt
Voll .ston, M -ss. ; F. J. Baiiey, Chicago
xM. C. Pa'hall, Warren, Pa., Capt. J. P
Crane, Woburn, Mass.; W. A. Berg
Boston; II. Nelson Burroughs, Phila
delpliia, Pa.; C. Gildersleeve, Wurren
Pa.; C. Wiley, Orange, N. J.; A. S
Malcoim, New 11 tven, Ct. ; J. W. Wil
cox, Boston; Herbert L. Jillsoii, Wor
center, Mass.
i?lr. 12. A, freeman, of the Iflontclair
Golf Club, 1'ew Jersey.
The Pinehuhst outlook prints this
week, the first of a series of portraits
Prominent Goiters at Pinehurst with
Mr. E. A. Freeman, of the Montclair
Golf Club, New Jersey, as the subject.
Mr. Freeman has spent several winters
at Pinehurst, and is now at The Carolina
lor the season.
He has been prominent in amateur
events about New York City, for three
years past, and is generally regarded as
a coming man ; a dangerous opponent at
either medal or match play. His form is
clean-cut and graceful and his game
driving, approaching and putting is
characterized by general excellence and
steadiness. He holds a record of seven
ty-seven on the Pinehurst course, and
has recently made two rounds in eighty.
His handicap in the State (New Jersey)
championship was two, and in the Met
ropolitan, eight.
Itlen are Enjoying' New Quarters at
The Holly Inn,
The new Dutch or smoking room at
The Holly Inn is now complete and af
fording much comfort and pleasure. It
is handsomely finished, appropriately
furnished, and well ventilated. The
wainscoting and ceiling are sheathed in
pine and finished in the natural color,
and the heavy timbers and woodwork
done in imitation of walnut, making an
exceedingly effective treatment. The
polished hardwood floor is covered with
a rich rug, and the chairs and tables are
in antique oak, varied in design.
XIII WEEKLY H01S.
They are Bfow Important Social fea
tures oi me week.
The hops at The Carolina Saturdav
evenings and The Holly Inn Thursday
evenings, are now important weekly
social features, attended generally by
the guests of the Village. They are
much enjoyed particularly by the voumr-
er people. The program will be varied
soon by the introduction of costume
parties, Germans and the like,
Whist at line Grove House.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Eaton, of Whit
field, N. II., gave a whist party for the
guests of Pine Grove House during the
week. Mr. Wallace West and Miss Irene
Pottle won the first prizes, and Mr. H.
li. Slillings and Miss Eshenshade the
consolations.
OOLF TO-TIOItlMMV.
Open Handicap Medal Play Events
for lloth Itlen and Women.
The second event in the winters pro
gram of stated golf fixtures, takes place
to-morrow; open medal play eighteen
hole handicap events for men and wo
men. There are cups for the best net
and gross scores for the men, and a cup
lor the bet net score for the women.
Entries for thse stated fixtures should
be made at the Golf Club House, as far
in advance of the tournaments as possible.
sij.i:jii Tit o iie i:.
l'rizes for Golf and Shooting Tourna
ments on Exhibition.
A number of the beautiful trophies
offered for the winter's program of golf
and shooting tournaiii' nts, are on exhi
bition at The Carolina, making a bril
liant display and attracting much atten
tion. These trophies will be shown at
the various hotels.
''Recreation" has contributed a trophy
in the shape of a handsome deer head
which will be contested for later.
Tea at Colf Club House.
The tea at the Golf Club House, Satur
day afternoon, the second in the winter's
series, was in charge of the matrons of
the week: Mrs. Montgomery A. Crock
ett, Buffalo, N. Y., and Mrs. M. J. Ta-
braham, New Ipswich, N. H., from
The Carolina; Mrs. C. A. Atkinson,
Newburyport, Mass., and Mrs. Carl
Gildersleeve, Warren, Penn., from The
Holly Inn; Mrs. C. B. Lake, Fall River,
Mass., and Miss Brackett, Boston, from
The Berkshire ; Mrs. B. A. Stone, Mo
hawk, N. Y., and Mrs. G. W. Murdock,
Cold Springs, N. Y., from The Harvard;
Mrs. Tewksbury, Lynn, Mass., and Miss
Pott, Summitt, N. J., from the cottages.
Mrs. A. I. Creamer poured and wait
resses from The Holly Inn served.
Ground Hog Hay.
Monday was "Ground Hog Day."
The editor is informed by a very sweet
young woman, that at this time the
ground hog comes from his winter re
treat for the purpose of getting informa
tion concerning the coming of spring.
Tradition has it that if the ground hog
sees his shadow he returns to his hole to
remain for a period of six weeks and to
escape the severe weather which is to
come.
If this be true there is nothing to fear
during the closing weeks of winter, for
Monday was a cloudy day.
A Reduction in Price
OF THE
Pinehurst Souvenir Calendar
From Fifty to Thirty-Five Cents
made to close out a few unsold copies of this
Illustrated with jrllmpsesof Unique Types and
Beautiful Hits of Scenery. The "Story of the
ear" and appropriate quotations in verse.
Enclosed iu mailing envelopes, with protecting
iird board.
On Sale at
THE PINEHURST DRUG STORE,
The Art Department of The Department
Store, Merrow's and at The Hotels.