THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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The Line from
Pinehurst
THE
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
Shortest and Quickest Route North
Double Daily Service Between
PINEHURST
Norfolk, Richmond, Washington
Ilaltlmore, Philadelphia, Wew
York, JBoaton, Cincinnati, lit.
Iiouis, Chicago, Pittsburg and
Cleveland and all points North
and North West.
During , the Tourist Season Pullman
Parlor Cars are operated between Pine
hurst and Washington on day trains Nos.
66 and 43 daily except Sunday, and Pull
man ,Dra wing t Room Sleeping Cars on
Nos. 50 and 67 between Pinehurst and
Washington Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays northbound and Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays southbound.
ONLY ONE CHANCE TO BOSTON.
For rates, schedules, reservations or any infor
mation apply to ticket agents Pinehurst or
Southern Pines, or address
C. H. Gattis, T. P. A. Raleigh, N. C.
C. B. Rtan, G. P. A. Portsmouth, Va.
PINEHURST SCHOOLS
Combine under one head
College Preparatory Grammar and Primary
Schools
furnishing, instruction in all branches of
these grades.
Courses of study are elective and pupils
may enter at any time and for any length
of time, and rejoin their classes without
loss, after a long or short stay, in an ideal
climate, surrounded by right conditions
for living and removed from the usual
temptationsof school life.
Special attention is given to French and
German conversation. Address,
ALU1CE o. winnEi,
Head Master,
OK
FXXSIIUltST GKHEI1AL OFFICE.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Direct Connections frith all Southern Retorts.
ITEAIMEnS large and fast, operated
oyer a most picturesque route, offer the maximum-
of comfort and enjoyment. Cuisine
and service of the highest class.
AIT,X SAILINGS at 3 p. m. from Pier
26 N. R. New York, for Old Point Comfort,
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Pinners Point and New
port News, connecting for Pinehurst, Peters
burg, Richmond, Virginia Beach, Washington
and entire South and West.
For complete information address,
OLD DOMINION LINE, 81-85 Beach St.. N.Y
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THE COMING SUMJIEI1
Concluded from page one.)
of a domitory, one or more of the com
fortable cottages of the Village will be
assigned for their use. A teacher of the
school will be in charge and a matron
will look after their material welfare.
The scope of the school will be even
more broad than in the past. Full par
ticulars may be secured from a booklet
which is now in preparation, and which
will be sent out later, on application, to
the Pinehurst General Office.
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COTTAGE ADDITIONS.
The announcement made late in the
season, that building lots would be sold
in the Village, has created much interest.
This announcement is in line with the
original intentions of the Management,
the lots being sold subject to certain re
strictions which will maintain the charac
ter of the Village. Several plots of land
have been selected by guests who have
returned year after year, and who con
sider Pinehurst an ideal winter home,
and many are already considering defi
nite plans for building.
. As has been the rule in years past, this
season's cottagers will be given the first
refusal of cottages for next season. De
tailed information will be sent out in
August when positive decisions will be
necessary. The popularity of this life
shows a constant increase and the de
mand for these accommodations is always
far in excess of the supply, many book
ings annually being made from six to
eight months in advance.
GOLF COURSE IMPROVEMENTS.
The aim of the Management regarding
the Golf Course, is not only to maintain
its reputation as unquestionably the
finest in the South, but to make it one of
the best courses in the country as well,
and with this end in view, extensive work
of improvement preparatory for another
season, has already been begun. The
most important of this work, will be the
lengthening of the fifteenth and one or
two other holes, in order that the course
may be brought up to the six thousand
yard, or recognized "championship"
length. Additional hazards will be in
troduced to increase its attractiveness.
The work of seeding last year was
most satisfactory and the present spring
finds the fair green of the course much
improved. Still further improvement is
looked for, however, and the reseeding
now under way will, undoubtedly, make
even a finer turf next year.
The new roller, purchased during the
season, has proven most satisfactory and
contributed an important part in keeping
the fair green in fine shape.
PINEHURST PRESERVES.
The work of planting food supply
patches on the Pinehurst Shooting Pre
serves, has proven so generally satisfac
tory, that this work will be carried out
during this summer even more exten
sively than in the past. Not only cow
peas, but millet and buckwheat will be
planted to provide a food supply for the
birds.
Within the past month, one hundred
and fifty dozen quail have been liberated,
which it is confidently expected will
breed well and greatly improve the
shooting next fall.
The results achieved at the Kennels are
most gratifying and not only are excel
lent dogs being produced for the use of
visitors here, but they are making splen
did showings in field trials throughout
the country and finding ready sale among
sportsmen.
TRAP AND PISTOL SHOOTING.
To overcome the objection raised to the
background at the shooting grounds in
their present location, this department
will be moved to a new location, proba
bly just south of the A. & A. railroad
station. The target pistol butts will also
be placed close at hand. When the work
is entirely complete, this department will
include a shooting or club house, which
will be available for the members of both
the Gun and Pistol clubs.
OUT-DOOR SPORTS.
Out-door sports and pleasures will be,
given even more prominence next season
than' during the past, and golf, tennis,
trap and pistol shooting will, be featured
with important tournament programs.
The success of the various equestrian
gymkhana contests during the past win
ter, have proven a most pleasing enter
tainment feature, and a series of these
novel events will be arranged for the
coming season.
HOTEL OPENINGS.
The various hotels of the system will
be under the same management next
season as this. The Holly Inn will be
the first to open, the date being either
November 11th or 15th.
Manager .Robinson of The Lenox,
however, plans to have his house in
readiness to receive guests about the
middle of October, so that ample provi
sion will be made for those who desire
to enjoy the beauties of the early season.
Dr. Montgomery A. Crockett, and
either Dr. George S. Hill or his partner,
Dr. Herbert J. Hall, will return as resi
dent house physicians.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
The transportation facilities for reach
ing Pinehurst, are increasing each year.
During the season past the Seaboard Air
Line has run daily parlor cars and tri
weekly sleepers direct to the Village, and
the Southern Railway a daily sleeper, and
next season arrangements will be even
more satisfactory.
HANDICRAFT SHOP AND LIBRARY.
The introduction of Southern handi
craft work at The Casino, has proven a
great success, so much so that the Pine
hurst Handicraft Shop will be made a
permanent feature of the Village.
Under new management, the Pinehurst
Library has taken an important place
during the season, and plans for its fur
ther improvement are under way.
DEPARTMENT STORE AND PHARMACY.
The marked improvements in the
equipment and management of the De
partment Store and Pharmacy, has been
most favorably commented upon during
the season and visitors have shown their
appreciation by liberal patronage.
To Pinehurst
and the Winter
Resorts of the
SOUTH Via
SOU THE R N
RAILWAY
LOW RATE TICKETS
ON SALE.
Stop-overs allowed on Winter
Tourist Tickets to points South,
enabling passengers to make
side-trips to Pinehurst.
New York Offices, 371 and 1185 Broadway.
Boston Office, 228 Washington Street.
Philadelphia Office, 828 Chestnut Street.
Washington Office, 705 Fifteenth Street, N.W.
S. H. HARDWICK,
Pass. Traffic Mgr., Washington, D. C.
W. H. TAYLOR.
Gen. Pass. Agent, Washington, D. C.
PINEHURST PRESERVES
Embrace 35,000 acres of the
Finest Hunting Territory
in Moore County, North Carolina, ofler
unusual and varied attractions for Sports
men and Sportswomen.
SPORT WITHOUT "ROUGHING IT"
Excellent Quail Shooting
Turkeys for thOBe who care to bunt them, wood
cock and flight pigeon Bliooting; fox and rabbit
hunting.
In connection with the Preserves are main
tained Kennels as complete as any In the coun
try, at which a string of perfectly broken setters
and pointers and a pack of beagles are kept for
the use of the guests.
Reliable guides, shooting wagons, and in fact
every requirement for long and short trips.
Dogs boarded and looked after with Intelligent
care. Address
Pinehurst General Office.
Francis Batchelder.
F. S. Snyder.
Francis Batchelder & Co.
Proprietors of the Capitol Oeamerlei
of Vermont
Egg and Poultry Station, Fenton, Michigan.
Office and Cold Storage,
Smoke Houses and Factory, Bostoa.
Slaughter House, Brighton, Mass.
55, 57, 59, 61 and 63 Blackstone St.,
BOIIOIf, MASSACHUSETTS.
DENTIST.
Dr. J. ERNEST JUDD,
. Crown and Bridge Wort Specialist,
Appointment! made by Mall or Telephone.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
11 Eait42nd St., 5w York City.