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" Published Fortnlg-htly Ij the Girls of
the .Pinehurst School."
HE appearance of The
Pintcone, ''published
fortnightly during the
season by the girls of the
Pinehurst School" was a
delightful surprise of the
week which was welcomed by all, the
only regret being that the limited edition,
riecessarilly disappointed many who
desired copies. Encouraged by its recep
tion the editors are planning larger and
sale editions, the proceeds to be devoted
to some charitable purpose.
To supply the demand for copies of
the opening issue' The Outlook is
printing the contents of the little mag
azine in full, and it merits careful read
ing, replete as it is with dainty bits of
verse and prose, spiced with childish
originality throughout.
Next week a special Christmas edition
with two color cover is promised, and
thus early it is apparent that many who
have not placed advance orders will be
disappointed. .
The contents of the opening issue are
printed below, the only omissions the
decorative wall paper cover and the
pen and ink illustrations.
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THE PINECONE
Vol. i, No. 1 Five Cents
Saturday December 18, 1909.
Published fortnightly during the winter sea
son by the girls of the Pinehurst School.
EDITORS IN CHIEF.
A.Moore E. Tufts
EDITORIAL STAFF.
M. Rogers E. Abbe
A SURPRISE.
When I climbed up a tree,
Who fell down, but little me.
W. Rogers.
ALBERT'S ADVENTURE.
We were playing one day
I am sorry to say,
By the old, old iron bar,
When disobeying his ma,
Albert said a stunt he would perform,
He did it too fast, and he had cause to mourn,
He did it too fast, and we heard a crash,
He had broken his teeth, for he was too rash.
E. Abbe. A. Moore.
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WINTER SPORTS AT ST. MORITZ.
Of all the places where they have winter
sports, I think St. Moritz is the ideal.
There are three principle sports.
Skating, toboganing, and skl-ing.
Tobooanino Is a difficult and dangerous
sport, there are many killed every season. To
bogans are long sleds, holding about six people.
They go by dreadful curves, and If the man who
works the signals forgets to give a signal, and
another sled comes down, then there is a collis
ion. Skating, of course, is not a dangerous sport,
nor is ski-lng, if it is not carried too far, when it
may then rank among very dangerous sports.
ski-ino I enjoyed very much, but I only went
down the easy plac s. One of the best features
about skl-ing is, that no matter how many
times one falls, one does not hurt oneself.
A, Moore.
THE PINES.
The pine trees wave
In a dress of dark green,
Their home in the forest is
Quiet and serene.
They are always happy
In their home in the wood,
For the fairies around ,
Are those that are good.
They are happy in sunshine,
They are happy in the rain,
And those that are around them
Are happy over again.
W. Rogers.
THE WORLD
The world fell down one night
From its great height,
The people.all cried, "Oh, don't please, Oh!"
The world replied, "I must now go."
A, Moore.
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ERNEST IN THE FOREST.
Chapter 1.
Once upon a time there was a boy named Ern
est, who lived in a house in the woods, out near
Mississippi, he was about ten years old at the
time of this story. His father was dead, and his
mother was very old. They were quite poor, as
all the people in that region were.
One day Ernest took his bow andrrows and
went off to hunt, as this was his custom. He
had one horse on which he visited his traps. For
by trapping and shooting he got his food and the
money he and his mother had.
(To be continued)
E. Tufts.
Why is a book like a tree?
Because it has leaves.
Master Albert Tufts has achieved his Gymnas
tic ideal, namely turning a somersault on the
iron bar, and also breaking his teeth.
Young surgeon to head doctor: (The young
surgeon has just finished amputating a leg )
"Doctor is this all right?"
Doctor: "Yes, that is very good, except one
small mistake, that is, you have taken off the
wrong leg."
THE MOON AND THE STARS-
The moon and the stars went out to play
Behind the clouds, one summer day.
The night came on and out the three peeked,
Right into the lamp-lit street.
L. Mallinson.
Pinehurst's Pare Water.
. Monthly chemical and bacteriological
tests of Pinehurst's pure water continue
most satisfactory, the supply even more
abundant than in the past. Its remark
able softness is compared with rain water
by experts and its beneficial effects are
generally recognized by the medical pro
fession. Wanted.
Tutor A young man who would in
struct boy of seventeen, backward in
his studies, also accompany him in out
door sports ; golf,. horseback riding, etc.
Address S. R. Young, care The Out
look, stating qualification, salary,
etc.
.351 CALIBER
Self-Loading Rifle.
As its name indicates, this rifle reloads itself, the
recoil of the exploded cartridge dding the work.
This places the complete control of the rifle under
the trigger finger, which permits rapid shooting
with great ease and accuracy. The .351 Caliber
High-Power cartridge, has tremendous killing
power, making it heavy enough for the largest game
Catalogue fully describing this rifle, "The Gun
that shoots Through Steel" sent upon request.
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO., NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Winchester Shells and Cartridges for Sale at the Pinehurst Store, Traps
and Ranges, Look for the Big Red " W " on Every Box.
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Mankind requires the material as well as the ethereal
form of nourishment.
The virtues of the soft southern air and sunshine
when added to those of
Shredded Whole Wheat!
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cent and lasting. . .
It is made of the good, whole wheat cleaned, shredded
and properly baked and can be easily assimilated by the
stomach in its most delicate state.
Shredded Whole Wheat
is
Concentrated Life
Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with
milk or cream and a little fruit will sup
ply all the energy needed for a half
day's work at a cost of five or six cents. .
Try it for ten mornings and you will
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Your GROCER sells it. "There's Health and Strength In Erery Shred
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THE MOST DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
A Modern Village 1600 Feet Above Sea Level is
BETHLEHEM, N. H.
No better place for rest and recreation. Every amusement and sport common to resorts Is
found here, while the natural advantages and scenic beauties are unsurpassed.
Is one of the best of the many home-like hotels at a moderate
THE 'ARLINGTON price. Splendid location excellent cuisine modern in all its
appointments. Fine golf links, teanla, orchestra. Long distance telephone. Furnished Cottages
for rent, 250 to $700. F. C. ABBE, PROPRIETOR.
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Improved GOLF" Linlcs
T. Edmund Krumbholz