TEE PINEHUBST OUTLOOK
r.tGE 8
Country Homes and Orchard Property
I have a limited amount of orchard and
country property for sale to people who
will make desirable neighbors in the im
mediate vicinity of Pinehurst. Alio
bearing orchards and orchard lands i
other sections of the Sandhills, including
several orchards which have a past record
of cash profits over a period of year
exceeding 33 per cent a year. It is my
business to demonstrate and promote the
peach industry in this section, and I will
take pleasure in showing the plants and
explaining the business to anyone in
terested, whether they contemplate in
vestment or not. Write, call or phone,
RALPH W. PAGE, PINEHURST, N. 0.
Carolina Jewelry Shop
DIAMONDS
Sterling and
Plated Silver
WATCHES
Leather Goods
EXPERT REPAIRING .
AND ENGRAVING
In The Carolina Lolly
FULEIHAN'S
Exquisite Novelties from Many Lands
Sweaters, Waists, Japanese Kimonos
THC CAROLINA EXHIBITION ROOM
Early GOLF
AT
SUMMEiH'ILLE
PINE FOREST INN
and COTTAGES
Suimuerville, S. C, 22 miles
from historical Charleston
OPENS DECEMBER 1st
Ouo of the finest winter resort. hotels
in the Middle South. Mere yni will
enjy rest ai! d quietness " atnidst tafcl,
Southern pines Invigomtingr, dry,
healthful cUm-ifr'. Pure Hi resian water.
Cusiu iind eivie' n par with the
Metropolitan hot-Is. Ideal golf wea-
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ther
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DECEMBER and JANUARY TOURNAMENTS
Superb 18-hole olf course. 1'egul
ted tennis court!. Livery of carriage
nnd saddle horse. fioMi rod fr
drivinir. M"torini;. Hunting. Mol
ern cottages for rent.
F. W. Wagenar & Co.. Owners
Willard A. Sema, Manager
Now Open
THE
PARTRIDGE INN'
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Two Finest 18 Hole Golf Courses
In the Siuth, Mearhf
IDEAL Winter CLIMATE
2 and 1; R. H. Hunt, Worcester, beat
J. R. Garside, Oakland, 1 up 19 holes;
R. G. Bigelow, Woodway, beat M. Zinn,
Oak Ridge, 4 and 2.
' Second Round
J. M. McNamara beat P, B. O'Brien,
2 up; C. IL Lay beat H. S. Doty, 1 up;
B. E. Lincoln beat E. F. Keating, 2 up;
R. II. Hunt beat R. G. Bigelow, 2 and 1.
Semi-finals
C. II. Lay beat J. M. McNamara, 4
and 2; R. II. Hunt beat R. E. Lincoln,
2 up.
Finals
R. II. Hunt beat C. H, Lay, 5 and 4.
Consolation
W. T. Barr beat P. S. McLaughlin, 2
and 1.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
First Round
C. W. Band, Greenwich, beat T. B.
Boyd, St. Louis, 5 and 3; M. Grau, Oak
Ridge, beat J. R. Bowker, Woodland,
3 and 2; S. B. Lincoln Evanston, beat
A. S. Higgins, St Andrews, 2 and 1; T.
L. Price, Jefferson, beat A. S. Goodwin,
West Hampton, 1 up 19 holes; H. A.
Murphy, Richmond County, beat A. R.
Gardner, Siwanoy, 1 up; E du Planque,
Richmond County, beat F. W. Hill,
Skokje, 1 up 19 holes; Jean Mattheys,
New York, beat E. J. Frost, Woodland,
1 up; S. Y. Ramage, Wanango, beat P.
H. Moore, Deal, 3 and 2.
Second Round
M. Grau beat C. W. Band, 7 and 6;
T. L. Price beat S. B. Lincoln, 6 and 5;
E. de Planque beat H. A. Murphy, 1 up;
S. Y. Ramage beat J. Mattheys, 3 and
2. ,
Semi-finals
T. L. Price beat M. Grau, 5 and 4;
S. Y. Ramage beat E. le Planque, 1 up
19 holes.
Finals
S. Y. Ramage beat T. L. Price, 3 and
2.'
Consolation
A. S. Higgins beat F. W. 'Hill, 4 and
3.
FIFTH SIXTEEN
First Round
F. B. McCurdy, Royal Ottawa, beat
C. H. Power, Deal, 2 and 1; .C. W.
Breed, Knollwood, beat P. W. Thomson,
St. John, 1 up; W. W. Allen, Spring
Lake, beat H. McDaniel, Shaker
Heights, 1 up 19 holes; W. R.' Peters,
Santiago, beat W B. Merrill, Country
Club, 3 and 1; G. C. Howell, Baltusrol,
beat II. J. Frost, Siwanoy, 2 and 1; E.
J. Barber, Montclair, beat G. A. Ma
goon, Oakmont, 5 up; F, A. Talcott,
Lexington, beat II. I. Foster, Rockaway,
2 and 1; J. M. Eaton, Concord, beat W.
L. Furste, Hamilton, 6 and 5.
Second Round
W. C. Breed beat F. B. McCurdy, 5
and 4; W. R. Peters beat W. W. Allen,
5 and 4; E. J. Barber beat C. C. Howell
by default; J. 11. Eaton beat F. A. Tal
cott; 4 and 2.
Semi-finals
W. C. Breed beat W. R. Peters, 5
and 4; J. M. Eaton beat E. J. Barber,
2 and 1.
Finals
W. C. Breed beat J. M. Eaton; 1 up
19 holes.
Consolation
.W. M. Merrill beat. W. L. Furste, 4
and 3.
SIXTH SIXTEEN
First Round
H. P. Hotchkiss, Pinehurst, beat A.
B. Alley, Apawamis, 6 and 4; T. A.
Kelleher, Worcester, beat W. V. Kellen, .
Brookline, 2 and 1; C. L. Underhill,
Lexington, beat G. A. Goodman, Ports
mouth, 1 up 19 holes; H. B. Swoope,
Overbrook, beat W. L. Verlenden, Lans
downe, 4 and 3; James Barber, Engle
wood, beat H. E. Porter, Siwanoy, 1 up
20 holes; W. C. Jones, Pinehurst, beat
II. S. Houston, Mt. Tom, 3 and 1; Robt.
Foote, New Haven, beat J. T, New
ton, Pinehurst, 4 and 3; H. F. Noyes,
Richmond, beat N. A. Rose, Pinehurst,
2 and 1.
Second Round
II. P. Hotchkiss beat T. A. Kelleher,
2 and 1; C. L. Underhill beat H. B.
Swoope, 5 and 3; James Barber beat
W. C. Jones, 4 and 3; Robt. Foote beat
II. F. Noyes, 4 and 3.
Semi-finals
II. P. Hotchkiss beat C. L. Underhill',
5 and 4; Robt. Foote beat James Bar
ber, 4 and 2.
Finals
II. P. Hotchkiss beat Robt. Foote, 4
and 2.
Consolation
A. B. Alley beat H. E. Porter, 1 up.
FIRST EIGHT
First Round
A. C. Hartley, Fall River, beat A. L.
McDonagh, Colonia'; H. W. Ormsbee,
South Shore, beat Wm. Jarvie, Mont
clair, 4 and 3; H. Wv Hiller, Spring
Haven, beat H. P. Lumb, Poughkeepsie,
7 and 6; B. Hamilton, Woodway, beat
C. H. Schoof, Spring Haven, by default.
Second Round
II. W. Ormsbee beat A. C. Hartley,.
2 and 1; B. Hamilton beat H. W. Hiller,
5 and 4.
Finals
B. Hamilton beat H. W. Ormsbee, 6
and 5.
SECOND EIGHT
First Round
R. Ward, St. Patrick's, bt J. A.
Wasserman, Oakland, 1 up; F. M.
Phelps, Columbia, beat R. Ballantyne,
Columbia, 4 and 3; R. H. Crawford,
Whitemarsh, beat J. C. Duane, Brae
Burn, 4 and 3; G. R. -Tulsa, Baltusrol,
beat W. K. Stebbins, Nutley, 3 and 1.
Second Round
R, Ward beat F. M. Phelps, 1 up 19
holes; R. H. Crawford beat G. R. Tulsa.
Final3
R. Ward beat R. H. Crawford, 1 up.
WANTED
Cellist for a String Quartet
Address Box 70,
Southern Pines, N. C.
Edw. K. Tryon Co.
609-611 MARKET S 7 REE T
10-12 NO. 6th STREET
PHILADELPHIA
High Grade Guns and Rifles
Fishing Tackle
Athletic Goods
Camping Goods
Clothing
Sweaters
Cutlery
GOLFERS
Tennis and Base Ball Players use
rf uac.
ALLEN'S F00TEASE
The Antiseptic Powder to
Buo mtu me snoes be
cause It takes the frk-tion
from the shoe, freshens
the feet and makes walk
ing a delight.
ShVte Allen's Foot-rase
into y our shoes bef ore go
ing on the links and no
tice the difference in your
contort, which often af
fects your score.
The Government sup
plied 1,500,000 lbs.of Pow
der for the Feet to the
troops during the war.
Be S'ire to get the genuine
Allen's Foot-Ease. At
dealers everywhere. Sam
ple Free by mail. Address
ALLEN S, OLMSTED,
L Roy. N. Y.
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FOR HEALTH J
The Perfect Table Water I
For over half a century America's j
leading Natural Mineral Water.
Bottled onlv at the Spring under the
most sanitary conditions.
Caution: Always see thai seal h unbroken
at time bottle is opened. I
For sale by local dealers or at
POLAND WATER DEPOT j
-,1180 Broadway, Ne Yor-City
Telephone Madiion Fq. 4743
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Geo. G. HERR, D.D.S.
(University of Pennsylvania)
Crown and Bridgework and Porcelain
and Gold Inlay Fillings.
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C. 'Phone 39.
BuildADisfinctive
We would like to show you the nevr
inspected standardized
RIIIrSRADE
Established 1811
Red Cedar Shingles
They are guaranteed as to thickness,
grain, grade, and selection.
Your roof and walls, covered with
Rite-Grade Red Cedar Shingles, if
properly laid with pure iron or zinc cov
ered nails, will last fifty years or more.
PINEHURST WAREHOUSE
Opposite the Bailroad Station
PINEHURST, N. C.