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I FAGE MMliag HNEHURST OUTLOOK jf Raggie was excited by now, and ran quickly forward. "Why there is the same crib I slept in, and there the table I used to play engine on." This was enough to convince Mrs. Gray and taking Raggie in her arms, she said : u You are my long lost Kaggie. 1 am your mother." Raggie looked at her and then kissed her. Turning around, he kissed Nellie, saying : " You are my little sister, now," and she was very happy. ltaggie had been miraculously restored to his home and parents. How? All through Jim. Jim remained a prominent member of the family. He is always with the children, wherever they go. He loves them and they love him. Raggie is now called by his right name. The man with whom he lived had stolen him, thinking to make money on him, be cause he was so pretty, which he did. He was angry when he heard of the restora tion. He had not much time to be angry, however, for he was put in prison for life by Mr. Gray. The llusybody. One day Mr. Trunks was quite sick It was all because he had taken too much of the pink lemonade that the peanut boy in the circus, where Mr. Trunks resided, had given him for a joke. And just as he was feeling the worst there came buzzing along Mr. Bluebottle Fly. He was one of those busybodies that always mix themselves up in other peo ple's affairs and always know what is best for boys and girls, much better, in deed, than their parents. "Oh, dear, I'm so sick!" moaned Mr. Trunks. "You eat too much," buzzed the fly in his right ear. "You ought to take antifat." "Oh, fly oft'!" cried Mr. Trunks. "You increase my pain." And he jabbed at him with his trunk and missed him again. "I know all about vour case," buzzed Mr. Bluebottle close to his mouth. "I have been all summer around a soda water fountain in a drug store, and I am now quite a skilled doctor. You should take liver pills and then salts and then tonic. No candy, no tarts, no peanuts, Go to bed at 8. Study your lessons in the afternoon and never at night. I should advise you to give up the circus business, as it is too wearing." "Will you please go away?" groaned Trunks. "You ought to have a mustard plaster on your stomach and a blister on your head." An idea struck Mr. Trunks. "Mr. Fly," he said, "do you suppose if you stung me on the head it would do for a fly blister?" "Of course! Most certainlv! I shall try at once," buzzed the busybody. Trunks lowered his head and Mr. Fly lit. He began to sting. Mr. Trunks be gan to fill his trunk with pink lemonade. Suddenly he raised his trunk, shook off Mr. Bluebottle, aimed at him as he flew by and doused him with the contents. "Next time," said he, "you will mind your own business." I think he did. Indoor Amusement for little Folk. A pleasant indoor pastime for little ones is for them to take their pods and pencils and write across the tops of the pods a four-syllabled word. Then see how many sentences can be written with the letters contained in this one word. Sometimes quite a story can be made up of words containing the letters spelling one very long, many-syllabled word. Writing letters to each other through the use of characters and pictures called "puzzle letters" also affords much amusement as well as training in draw ing, and cultivating a sense of humor and originality. if lf all the days were bright days The rivers would run dry, And birds would not be trilling Or twinkling in the sky. If all the days were bright days And clouds were never seen We'd miss the call of waters Adown the meadow green. llfddle. I have an eye, yet T never see; Without sense, I am sharp and bright; I never work, yet am never still, For I'm busy day and night. (The needle.) Johnny's Penny. Johnny's found a penny, As bright as can be; Will he save or spend it? That we shall see ! Half an hour later Johnny's penny spent; Straight to the apple man Little Johnny went! Social and Scenic Center of the White Mountains Maplewood Hotel and Cottages, OPES JULY X O O C I O D K R Cuisine the Standard of Excellence. Milk and Vegetables from MaDlewood Farm Symphony Orchestra morning and evening. All the accessories of a ilrst-class summer resort. Pure tf ountnin Muring- lVuter. lo Huy Fever, llig-u and Jry Iin ig-oratlnsr Air. Hlgrli Altitude. 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE, Having a Range of 5,300 Yards UNSURPASSED BY ANY IN THE STATE. flMK TENNIS COUllTM and II 1 I fi II A L L MA1JL13W001 HOTRL C A !! Reading Room, Writing Room, Ladies' and Gentle men's Billiard and Pool Rooms, Fine Bowling Alleys, Souvenir Store, Beautiful Ball Room and Theatre, Open Fireplaces, Wide Balconies Overlooking Golf Links. MAPLEWOOD COTTAGE Nearly Opposite. Open June 5 to October 15. Accommodates 150. Terms Moderate. Ilookleta Forwunlrd on Itequnt LEON H. CILLEY, Hanager, Private Cottag-ea to Ilent Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. SUBSTITUTE GOLF The New Society Game The greatest indoor, evening entertainer ever invented. All the fascinating fea tures of the outdoor game applied to card-table use. The big Substitute Golf Tournament, at The Carolina, in January, had ninety-six entries. The game, complete for four players, with book of instructions, in leatherette box, shipped anywhere in the U. S., express prepaid, for $3.00 until June 1st, if you mention The Pinehurst Outlook when ordering. Send orders to JOHN WANAMAKER, New York. BH Ebbitt House VC ?VI Army and Navy Headquarters, SPmr WASHINGTON, D C. tm- .MWll' : fTI,i S'Jcr?5; tk',Viitm i American Plan, Rates $3, $3.50 and $4 per day. n ittlttll 1&&C -?Im&Sl " Rooms with Hath, $5. Parlors extra. .rl i. C BURCH, - Proprietor GQsxja! mm i "T'"1 r tfJfe mm Dr. George Godfrey Herr. (D. D. S. University of Pennsylvania.) Office: Franklin Apartments. Hours 10-1 and 2-4 MANICURING, SHAMPOOING, CHIROPODY MARCEL WAVE. Scalp, Facial and Body Massage. Laura Agnes Walker, The Carolina. MRS. C. C. STEVICK. MASSEUSE AXI VIC 1711 1ST. Seventh Season in Pine burnt. Appo.ntments may be left at The Magnolia. THE Pinehurst Pharmacy Carries a Complete Line of Drugs, Druggist Sundries, Toilet Articles, Con feet ions, Etc CHOICE NEEDLEWORK NOVELTIES AND USEFUL ARTICLES Art decorative work to order Inspection Invited. Exhibition room, Holly Inn. PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY Compounded by a Registered Pharmacist. Pinehurst Steam Laundry. First Class Work in All Departments. Done with Neatness and Dispatch.
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