I PAGE iPlfIlir THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK gBBBg ? DO YOU SHOOT? FOX HUNTERS ARE BUSY Then why not shoot The . PARKER? The PARKER has the only perfect, ejector WEEK'S SPORT FllOJllSlIfft. amateurs and a wide range of territory. Full details of the event will be printed in next week's Outlook, thus giving the story of the event in its entirety in one issue. Preliminary Working-out Ituns Dn tertain Lover of Chase. HE week has been a busy The OLD RELIABLE PARKER GUN is as perfect as money and brains can make it. If you are interested, send for catalogue. PARKER BROS., 55 Cherry St., Meriden, Conn. New York Salesrooms, 32 Warren St. LONDON MIXTURE BREAKFAST TEA CAFE DES INVALIDES. BETTER THAN COFFEE RICHER THAN COFFEE. SEVEN-EIGHTHS COFFEE. S. S. PIERCE CO., ESTABLISHED 1831. IMPORTERS AND GROCERS INCORPORATED 1894 Trcnont and Beacon Sts. Copley Square. t& Milk St., (Wholesale) BOSTON. Coolldg-e Corner, PinehuFst f atms DAIRY DIVISION: Selected herd of grade cows supplying the entire Village with milk. Registered Berkshire hogs of the best strains in tne country tor sale. MARKET GARDEN : violets, carnations, roses. Cut flowers delivered at hotels and cottages eareiuuy pacKea reaay ior mamng. POULTRY DIVISION: ' Choice fowls for breeding, and eggs for hatching. Guests of the Village are cordially invited to visit any Division of the Farms. Address all correspondence to the one for the fox hunters, devoted largely to work ing out the hounds, and incidentally to the en joyment of several thrilling runs ; significant of sport royal during the weeks to come. Mr. Willis Sharpe Kilmer has had his pack out several times, looking the country over and getting the hounds into shape, with several hot runs to enliven the work, and evidence that Reynard is even more plentiful than in previous years. Mr. Kilmer is also considering bridg ing several of the "swamps" in order that the hunt may follow more easily, keeping up with the dogs from start to finish, for Reynard, in certain sections. has found that the dense growth bothers the pack and takes to it when hard pressed. Mr. Nat S. llurd has added six fine hounds to his pack, and each succeeding trip .finds them working better. While he has yet to report a kill, there has been excitement in plenty, three foxes going at the same time Monday, and in sight part of the time, with the pack keyed to concei t pitch, being a day long to be remembered. The women are taking a lively interest in the sport, not alone those who attempt to follow, but others who resort to cross cuts, as well as some who keep within sound and frequent sight of the chase by driving along the countryside roads. PISTOIi SHOOT MOWI1AY. Sterling: Cup to be Contented for hj IBotta Men and Women. The next pistol tournament for a Country Club sterling trophy, is booked for Monday afternoon, open to both men and women. Fifty shots at twenty yards will be the program, handicaps being assigned to equalize the con testants. Entries should be sent to Dr. Hill at The Carolina, on or before 9 o'clock Sun day evening. Those who have not par ticipated in previous tournaments should turn in three twenty-yard targets at which ten shots have been fired, signed as " attested " by some witness. PINEHURST GENERAL OFFICE .ponMrBAY. MARKS & MEYER IMPORTATION CO. 11 LJspenard Street, NewYork. Importers of Novelties, Favors, etc., for Cotillions, Balls and olher Festivities. Headquarters for GENUINE FRENCH CONFETTI and SERPENTINE. We issue no catalogue. Samples sent on request. Mention The Outlook adv. Annual St. Valentine's Golf Tourney Attracts Higr Field of Entries. The final rounds of the fourth annual St. Valentine's Golf tournament are in progress today, a field of one hundred and thirty players participating, repre sentative of many of the country's crack MISS FIRTH WINS. Takes Mr. Porter's Cup in Special Shoot for Women. Miss Pauline Firth of Boston, was the winner of a special pistol shoot Thurs day afternoon for a cup presented by Mr. John E. Porter, scoring three hun dred and fifty-two, really phenomenal considering Miss Firth is just beginning. Miss Betty Van de Carr of Stockport, N. Y., was second with 170, Miss Mar- jorie Winants of Bayonne, third with 118, and Miss Catherine Fuller of New York, fourth in 80. Carthafe Popular. Carthage is becoming :i popular point of interest for visitors, through the new railroad; as well as au objective point for those who ride or drive. "til : mm r II I "' A. . J PC:"' f . . - J EDWIN A. FHEEMAN. Mr. Freeman Is playing very fast golf, well down In the seventies. n

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