THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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Weight Away
from tbe Center
THE TNEUMATIC GOLF BALL Is lightest at the
center
There's air there compressed air.
This gives the PNEUMATIC a marked advantage over
rubber-covered balls in llight.
Remember your school book told you "The most rapid
ly revolving sphere holds truest in its course"
That's the principle.
Because of its lightness at the center the driver's stroke
imparts to
The Pneumatic Golf Ball
a greater amount of underspin than it does to a eolid rubber
cored ball.
Therefore, it revolves faster, goes straighter, carries far
ther The PNEUMATIC'S cover is of extra-tough Para rubber
Unlike gutta percha covered balls, the PNEUMATIC
will not cut or gash, no matter what treatment it receives.
The PNEUMATIC is splendidly responsive in the long
game, dependable for the approach, deadly accurate for the
putt.
The Goodyeak Tike and Kubbkk Co.
(Golf Ball Dept.) Akkon, Ohio.
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dition for the coming season's work.
THE DAIRY FARM.
Tests made this month show that the
cows at the Dairy are in perfect condi
tion, and that the quality of the milk
continues to be much above the lawful
standard.
This, one of the most attractive fea
tures of the Village will be kept up to the
regular standard during the summer, so
that all requirements for the coming sea
son may be fully met.
The increase in the consumption of
milk during the past few years has been
phenomenal, and if continued at the same
rate, an increase in the herd will be
necessary.
The Berkshire department shows satis
factory improvement, and the fine breed
ing stock now on hand is creating a very
active demand from those who are seek-
for use in stocking the preserves, one
hundred pairs of the latter having been
imported especially for this purpose. It
is believed that all that are needed for
this purpose can be raised in captivity.
THE MARKET GARDEN.
The removal of hot houses to high land
just east of the power house, has been a
decided success. Even though it was
hard to improve in the quality of cucum
bers, lettuce, and other vegetable deli
cacies raised, these have been more ap
preciated and have been grown in greater
abundance than ever before this -year.
The extension of this department is
now under consideration, and plans have
been made for the addition of new
houses, which work it is hoped to shortly
take up.
HOTEL OPENINGS.
The hotels will continue under the
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MRS. W. IIETIIERINGTON.
Mrs. Hethcrington has spent tiie entire sea Hon at The Inn; an
active spirit in sports and social pleasures.
ing to improve their stock. The favora
ble opportunity which is offered for the
raising of several hundred hogs, allows
of an exceptionally line choice for the
selection of breeding stock and the stand
ard is rapidly being raised in consequence.
THE POULTRY FARM.
The Poultry Farm, under its new man
agement, is showing very satisfactory
improvement. In future operations will
be confined to the two or three strains of
stock best adapted to provide broilers,
fowls, etc., such as the Village requires,
and no attempt will be made to carry all
of the different varieties of fancy breeds.
Particular attention will be given this
year to the raising of pheasants and quail,
general management of II. W. Priest;
The Holly Inn, A. I. Creamer, manager,
opening about November 20th; The
Berkshire, F. II. Abbott, manager, Jan
uary 1st; The Carolina, II. W. Priest,
manager, January 11th, and The Har
vard, F. II. Abbott, manager, later in the
month.
Manager J. Milton Robinson of The
Lenox and Cedars, will open November
1st, and J. L. Pottle, The Magnolia about
December 1st. The Lexington, the Vil
lage boarding house, under the manage
ment of Mrs. John Bliss is now open the
year round, and will continue to care for
very early or very late visitors.
ACTIVITY IN TIIE COUNTY.
It is needless to point out to a large
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