S FOR FINE VORK
TARGET
They hit the mark
and make world's records.
The American team used
them exclusively and won
the International trophies.
Loaded with black or
smokeless, they fit all guns
and are sure fire, uniform and accurate.
Wm. Akard hit 1659 flying marbles with
out a miss with U. M. C. ,22s.
Write for Free Targets.
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Agency, 313 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
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Coolidg-e Corner,
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Pinehurst Handicraft Shop
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GENERAL OFFICE BUILDING
Arts and Crafts products of "Heart, Head and Hand"
from many lands, well nigh numberless, and each with
interest and fascination.
A Studio as it were, where is shown that "art is the ex
pression of man's joy in his work."
A rendezvous for Village guests who are always
welcome.
GEORGE F. FOSDICK, Manager.
Uf sou plan to visit flMneburst
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THE OUTLOOK PUBLISHING CO., Pinehurst, North Carolina.
THOMAS J. CHECK AT FRONT
Captures First With Low Seventy-nine
in Weekly Golf Tourney.
Henry II. Hate Donate Trophies
for mai Day .EventCoft'ey
Ties witn Goodall.
IIOMAS J CHECK of
East Orange, led the
field in the weekly golf
handicap, scoring seventy-nine
net with a handi
cap of fifteen; C. 15.
Hudson of New Suffolk, N.Y., (11), a
stroke away in eighty, 11. M. Hamilton
J. B. Ladd,
II. W. Ormsbee,
II. R. Mallinson,
A. I. Creamer,
D. J. Coffey,
B. S. Ashby,'
J. E. Kellogg,
W. L. Hurd,
II. W. Priest,
M. B. Byrnes,
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Dr. M. W. Marr.
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F. Brombacher,
TIED WITH JOHN R. GOODALL.
Through error which we. regret, the
name of D. J. Cofiey of Boston, was
omitted from last week's tournament
story; Mr. Coftey scoring seventy-five
and playing with a handicap of sixteen,
tving with John li. Goodall of St. Louis.
MR. BATES OFFERS TROPHIES.
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MISS KATE C. HARLEY, PINEHURST GOLF CLUIJ, "WINNER
U. S. WOMEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP.
of Pelham, N. .Y., (6), and R.E. Sproule
of Boston (3), tied for third in eighty
three. THE SCORES.
T. J. Check, 94 15 79
C.B. Hudson, 91 11 80
R. M. Hamilton, 89 6 83
R. E. Sproule, 86 3 83
L. C. Cummings, 96 12 84
W. C. Johnson, 99 14 $5
Charles Blackburn, 100 14 86
for trophies presented by Mr. Henry B.
Bates fills in Christmas morning (Fri
day), a big field of entries assuring keen,
competition.
The Berkshire Opening-.
Manager F. C. Abbe of The Harvard,,
says the opening date of The Berkshire
Thursday, January fourteenth, will be;
none too soon.