vVV wz THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK p.. j , .,,,,,,,, .,, i. JIM. fl.ni I 'CK' I. ' V ' J, '.' ' "7 ?j . ... b 1 fin Ws: jSatSagfaa Hotel rialbourne Durham, No th Carolina Fire Proof Two Hundred . Rooms The best place to stop between Richmond and Pinehurst HOTEL PALMS If you intend visiting the Land of Health and Sunshine this Winter The Hotel Palms West Palm Beach, Florida caters to your patronage It's up-to-the-minute Write for Booklet Rates $4.00 and up. American Plan The Yarborough Raleigh's Leading and Largest Hotel European Plan. Cafe one of the best in the South. Booms without bath $1.25 and up. Rooms with bath $1.75 to $3.00 B. H. GRIFFIN HO'EL CO., Props. Pine Top Lodge and Kennels Pine niuff, Worth Carolina on main line of Seaboard Railway seven miles from Pinehurst Fln3 Quail Shooting Comfortable accommodations for Sportsmen and their Wives All Modern Conveniences Headqnarters of MtDWIXrRR C&UOEIITG CXUH li. I. Blow OLDEST CITY IN U. S. PENSACOLA, FLA U. S. Navy Yard, Old Spanish Forts Aeronautical School Finest Hunting and Fishing, Golf Links and Country C!uD For Full Particulars Address CHARLES B. HERVKY, Manager San Carlos Hotel Signal Mountain Hotel SIGNAL MOUNTAIN, TENNESSEE OPJSIf THE ENTIRE YEAH Fireproof. 250 rooms, 200 private baths. Golf, Tennis, horseback riding, fishing and hunting in season. 2000 ft. elevatlou H. M. STANFORD, Manager. CALHOUN MANSION" Opens for exclusive patronage; original Colonial furnishings; Southern cooking. Yachting, Golf, Tennis Mrs. J. E. Bertolett Charleston. S. C Batchelder & Snyder Company Packers Poultry Dressers, Butter Makers 47, 49, 51, 53, (55, 57, 59, 61, 63 Blackstone St. 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 76 North St. BOSTON, MASS. ftlUXKA TIN An Echo From Ihe American Ambulance You may talk about your voitures ' When you 're sitting round the quarters, But when it comes to getting blesses in, Take a little tip from me. Let those heavy motors be. Pin your faith to Henry F 's old Hunka Tin, Give her essence and l'eau, Crank her up and let her go, You back firm', spark-plug-foulin' Hunka Tin. The paint is not so bad, And no doubt you '11 find the hood Will rattle like a boiler shop en route; The cooler's sure to boil, And perhaps she's leakin oil, Then oftentimes the horn declines to toot. But when the night is black, And there's blesses to take back, And they hardly give you time to take a smoke, It 's mighty good to feel; When you're sitting at the wheel, She 'U be running when the bigger cars are broke. After all the wars are past, And we're taken home at last. To our reward of which the preacher sings, When those ukulele sharps Will be strumming golden harps, And the aviators all have reg'lar wings wnen tne Jvaiser is in Hell, With the furnace drawing well, Paying for his million different kinds of sin, If they 're running short of coal, Show me how to reach the hole, And I'll cast a few loads down with Hunka Tin. Yes, Tin, Tin, Tin, You exasperating puzzle, 3Tunka Tin, I've abused you andl've flayed yon, But, by Henry Ford who made you, You are better than a Packard, Hunka Tir. itiiotiE iLAi imunpus The Maner Clan Clathers The "Vernon Castles" of the One step, Waltz and Fox-Trot were out in full force, in spite of the inclement weather, at a shindig held at ye old Club house for their express benefit last Tuesday evening. Old folks and young, who are employed in the village are cordially in vited to attend these "hops," which are conducted by Mr. James Maher every other week, until later in the season, when one will be held once a week. As Mr. Mahr is bearing the expense himself it is hoped that the employees will en deavor to co-operate with him to make these dances a success. The Carolina Or chestra win. furnish the music and those attending will be asured of a pleasant and enjoyable evening. First Weekly Putting- Contest for Women Won lj Miss Gordon Golf Champion Miss Elizabeth (?) Gordon, who holds the Women's Golf Championship of Ehode Island, set the standard for the year's play and led the field in the first putting contest of the season, held on the big clock in front of the country club. The first round resulted in a three cornered tie between Miss Gordon, Mrs. J. D. Armstrong and Mrs. George Stat zell. They all returned a tally of 26 for the twelve positions. Mrs.. Statzell failed to linger for the play off. ' Mrs Armstrong improved the score by one, recording a 26, one over par. It was then that the Providence expert began showing her real speed. She came around to the seventh position one over two, apparently heading to tie the score. But there she was a little closer to the cup, and sank two ten foot putts in succession, scored perfect twos in the re maining chances and finished victorious with a 23. This equals the best the men were able to do last week, and is only one above last year's best performance. Mrs. G. M. Howard was next in line, leading Mrs. Fayen, Miss Morrison, Miss Hathaway, Mrs Tomkins and Mrs. Hathaway in the order named. WMI IN A W1IK Miss Carolyn Dog-art Too Fast for Field In Annual St Thomas Tournament Making a correct imitation of Elea nora Sears, Miss Carolyn Bogart smashed and lobbed her way through to the finals of the annual St. Thomas tournament for women. Miss Gertrude Thurston and Miss Bertha Morrison could not stay her progress in the first bracket. Mrs. Balph Page edged in the final round from the other end, defeating Miss Esther Tufts and Miss Mabel Bliss. But she was in no wise equal to staying the victorious progress. In the first set she negotiated one game. In the second she negotiated none. Sum total, Miss Bogart assimilatd the cup, having lost just four games during the tournament. Stuyvenant Peahody And Mrs. Peabody of Hinsdale, Illinois, have rented the Craddock cottage and have been welcomed by the Colony for the Season. Mr. F. T. Ellison from Rochester had originally signed on for the cottage, but subsequent events made it impossible for him to take it as planned. Mrs. Poabody is a sister of Miss Mary V. Healy. Maxwell Begins To cut down the Season's mark for the championship course. First crack out of the box he slipped around for a 78, just to warm up, and so set the first low amateur score of the Season. The De SOTO Savannah, Georgia REMODELED AND REFURNISHED THROUGHOUT Golf Tennis Motoring Hunting and Fishing CHARLES E. PHENIX MANAGER Merchants & Eliners Trans. Go. Steamship lines BETWEEN Boston, Providence and Norfolk MOST DELIGHTFUL ROUTE TO AND FROM PINEHURST Florida Servlci between Boston, Providence. Philadelphia Baltimore and Jacksonville Fine Steamers Low Fares Best Service . AUTOMOBILES CARIIE0 Marconi Wireless Telegraph end For tlooklet MERCHANTS & MINERS TRANS, CO., Boston, Mass., Providence, R. I Korfolk, Ya. "Finest Coastwise Trips In the World" W. P. TmtNEB, G. P. A.. Baltimore. Md. BELLE TEBBE NUBSEBY English Violet Plants $1.50 per 100 Belgium Iris Bulbs 1.50 per 100 English Ivy Plants 3.00 perdoz. Will add beauty to your grounds C. P. HEYWABD, Southern Pines, N. C. THREE FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT for the winter season, $225 to $500 at PINE BLUFF, N. C. On the Seaboard Air Line and the Capitol Highway. Seven miles from Pinehurst. Unexcelled shoot ing and canoeing. Mrs. M. E. AKINS, Pine Bluff, N. C. A hotel fri'the center of the city, with superior service and every comfort at surprisingly low rates Room with Bath $2.00 a day and up ttotmts without Bath $.50 a day and up Cafe end Grill with unexcelled cuisine. The Walton Winter Garden is one of Philadelphia's Show Places. Dancing every evening after 8.30 booklet on PhiladeipUa in general and the WALTON in particular, on request EUGENE G. MILLER, Manage A

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