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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
The Latest on the Green
and the Best!
gXAG: A full size ball with
triangular depressed marking.
Quick and responsive to any kind
of. stroke. Especially good on
"hard ground. Capable of long
carry and long roll. It floats.
Price per dozen . . $0
5 X II-1-
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Five remarkable golf
balls. Result of the
most exhaustive ex
periments ever made.
Quality, Accuracy,
Durability in Superla
tive degree.
The cover for all Good
rich Golf Balls is made
of the best purified
white, gutta-percha.
We know that these
covers will with-stand
severe punishment
with little or no ten
dency to crack.
MOOSE : Practically
the same construction as
the Stag Golf ball.but with
pebbled marking. Price
DART AM: A small, heavy
ball, with triangular depressed
marking. Sinks in water. Par
ticularly adapted to the game of
a strong, experienced accurate
player. Price per dozen . $
per dozen
$8
3IETEO : Full size, triangu
lar depression, quick off the club.
"Withstands severe punishment.
It floats. The only golf ball with
a depressed style of marking that
eells at this price. Per doz. . $G
The B, F. GOODRICH CO.,
LARGEST IN
IF YOCR D BALER CANNOT
TRADE MARK
COMET: A full size, floating
ball with pebble marking. Ke.
sponsive and durable. Well ad
apted to soggy and irregular turf.
It floats. Price per dozen . $C
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THE LEXINGTON
PINEHURST, N. C.
Pleasant Location, Excellent Table, Hot
and Cold Baths, Electric Light,
: : Steam Heat.
MRS. E; C. BLISS
Summer: Bethmer Inn, Bethlehem,
White Mountains, X. H.
NATIONAL
STATE AND CITY BANK
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Capital, - $1,000,000
Surplus,
$ 000,000
Dobbin - Ferrall Go., "iffifisr
Italelg-b, H". C.
North Carolinas Largest and Leading
DRY GOODS STORE.
Dry Goods of All Kinds and Ready-to-Wear
Garments. The Best.
COTILLION FAVORS
Large Assortment of Hats, Costumes,
Oddities and Imported Novelties. Real
French Serpentine and Confetti. Write
for Samples for Selection.
MARKS & MEYER IMPORTATION COMPANY
11 West 20th Street, New York
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H.C.C. STILES, Mgr.
Evening Star B'ld'g. Washington, D, C.
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Season's Bargains in
NEEDLEWORK NOVELTIES
THE HOLLY INN
Exhibition Room
LAURA AGNES WALKER
MANICURIST AND HAIRDRESSER
ROOM 2 - THE CAROLINA
CAROLINA OPENS
Next Season, DEC 1, 1912 !
PLAN NOW to come for EARLY SEASON
PLAYED ON TWO COURSES
Handicaps Equalize Field In Silver Foils
Mrs. JT. P. Gardner and Mrs. Spencer
Waters are Trophy Winners in
Novel Competition
PLAYED upon two
courses the annual Club
championship of the Sil
ver Foils provided a nov
el competition, the intro
duction of handicaps
equalizing the field. Mrs.
J. P. Gardner whose al
lowance was forty-four,
was first in one hundred and seventy-five
with Mrs. Spencer Waters who deducted
seventy-six strokes, second in one-eighty-one.
THE SCORKS
Mrs. Gardner
COURSE no, 1
114
2
105
GU. HP. NT.
219 44 175
The Scientist's Scarecrow
The United Kingdom enjoys so c,;a.
paratively few sunny days that every
hour of sunshine during the year is cher
ished. A sunshine recorder is main
tained on the Isle of Wight, which is cue
of the sunniest places in the British
Isles, but it appears that the crows h:(vo
been interfering -with it. They gather
around it in such flocks and use it for a
perch so much that they shade the sensi
tive instruments and thus make them
register cloudy weather when it is really
sunshiny. So a scarecrow has been erect
ed to keep them away, and it is reported
to be a success. 1
Sunday Evening-' Concert
Sunday evening's concert at The Caro
lina was enjoyed by a large company.
The program :
Overture "Fest' Latann
Serenade Jensen
Tenor Solo Mr. Parker Child
"To My-Beloved". Cursehmann
String Quartet "Elegle Strube
Scherzo "The Mice and the Trap" Koehler
Tenor Solo Mr. Child
"llodolfo's Narrative" from La Boheme Puccini
"SATURDAY
Mrs. Waters 132 125 257 76 181
Mrs. W. C. Fownes, Jr., 110 109 219 32 1S7
Mrs. Bowles 119 108 227 40 187
Mrs. E. S. Fownes 126 131 257 70 1S7
Mrs. King 101 103 304 16 188
Mrs. Waterhouse 125 120 245 56 189
Miss Helmer 108 89 197 4 193
Miss Fownes 96 97 193 0 193
Mrs. Parsons 138 126 264 70 194
Miss Cummlngs 122 121 343 43 195
Miss Campbell 95 95 190 6 196
Miss Van Ostrand 100 101 201 4 197
Mrs. Gurney 133 145 278 80 198
Mrs. Price 108 96 204 5 199
Mrs. Horner 131 118 249 48 201
Mrs. Shannon 133 117 250 48 202
Miss M. Blancke 144 134 278 76 202
Miss Linton 118 109 227 2 0 207
Miss Shannon 157 127 284 76 208
Miss A. Blancke 139 134 273 64 209
Mrs. Phillips 130 130 260 50 210
Mrs.Jenks 133 125 258 44 214
Mrs.Rae 132 137 269 50 219
MissBarnett 128 119 247 30 219
little Folks Make Merry
; A picnic party arranged by Miss Iluby
Mianda Stone rounded out a never to be
forgotten afternoon by some thirty child
ren Tuesday, which was also enjoyed by
many grown ups. The program included
a May pole, see saw, swing, bean bags,
relay races and last but not least a picnic
supper.
Selections from Alda
Ilynim "God be with You"
Verdi
Tomer
Ilopkin Is State Champion
L. C. Hopkins of New York regained
the State Championship pistol title in the
annual U. S. 11. A. shoot which rounded
out the week, leading the field with a
total of four hundred and fourteen.
In second place Noyes D. Clark of
Woodbridge scored three hundred and
forty-six while E. W. Ong of Boston was
third in two hundred and two.
"April Spells Opportunity"
"April spells opportunity for buyers,"
says Fuleihan of The Carolina exhibition
room, "for we are rounding out our best
season by offering rare bargains in dres
ses, laces, kimonos, coats and other things
feminine and attractive. Like the man
from Missouri, I'm here to show tov
nothing succeeds like fact.
Glorious as Summer Sunset
Glorious as a summer sunset are the
peach orchards, near at hand, in garb of
radiant spring ; a sea of delicious colov
which thrills with its rare beauty.