THE PINEHUBST OUTLOOK
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C. J Dunphy, Manager
Winter: The Copley Plaza
Boston, Mass
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C. J. Root
Winter: Hotel Clarendon
Seabreeze, Fla.
Information at 243 Fifth Ave., New York, and all of Mr. Poster's offices
Bank of Pinehurst
CHECKING AND SAVING ACCOUNTS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO LET
We Sell New York Exchange and A. B. A. Travelers' Cheques
SPECIALTY SHOP
OF
Ladies' Apparel
Bleirtt, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Neckwear, Hosiery, Hats and Underwear
MRS. HATES, Opposite P. 0. OPEN DEO. 1st.
S
Glenbnroie Clnb and Cottages
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.
In Adirondack
AN IDEAL SUMMER RESORT
Charming, in Location and Refinement
GOLF, TENNIS, BATHING, BOATING
MUSIC and DANCING
Recreation Leader for Children
W. B. FOSHAY, Manager
. Winter Address, DELAND, FLA.
IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
Bethlehem Country Club
Bethlehem, New Hampshire
Golf under Ideal Cooditions 18 Hole
Course -6026 yards. Modern Club House
Steel Loekers-Showers. Two Clay Tennis
Courts. Clock Golt and Putting Greens.
Bethlehem has 30 Hotels
Their guests hare the privileges of the Club.
J. Franklin Meehan & Son
Landscape Architects
Mm it Airy, P.iitil slpiiia, Pa.
This concern goes just one step
further than the ordinary Land
scape Architect. It not only
gives professional advice and
prepares planting and construc
tion plans but actually executes
them. A complete establishment
for the conception and execution
of all Landscape work together
with a permanent force of ex
perts for all maintenance purposes.
FULEIHAN'S
Exquisite Novelties from Many Lands
Sweaters, WaUta, Japanese Ktmnoi
THE CAROLINA EXHIBITION ROOM
TOP DRESSING PUTTING GREENS
The old time compost pile made with
manure, sand and soil is becoming ob
solete and is being discarded by the
majority of Golf Clubs in favor of Pre
pared Top Dressing which comes ready
to apply. It takes two years before a
compost pile is fit for use. It is costly,
even when all the ingredients are at hand,
and absolutely impracticable if they
must be purchased. The labor of turning
and screening is also expensive. The
automobile has reduced the quantity and
increased the price of manure. Manure
is a carrier of disease germs and weed
seeds. Shavings for bedding and strong
disinfectants in stables mean death to
grass.
The Alphano Humus Company's corps
of experts have made an intense study
of this problem for many years. The
result is, their Prepared Top Dressing
for Putting Greens a scientifically bal
anced grass food, inoculated with bil
lions of Nitrogen gathering bacteria. It
is delivered in the right condition for top
dressing. Greens just as unloaded from
car. The finest Putting Greens in Amer
ica today owe their perfection to Pre
pared Top Dressing periodically applied
with no. interference with the play.
To be always positive that the grass
seeds best adapted to the locality and
climatic conditions are sown in connection
with Prepared Top Dressing, to insure re
sults certain of satisfaction, The. Alphano
Humus Company has effected selling ar
rangements with the largest grass seed
exporters and importers of the world and
can furnish grass seeds of the proper
variety, of guaranteed purity and highest
germination tests.
If you will write The Alphano Humus
Company, 17 Battery Place, New York
City for Circular "K,M it will give you
full particulars regarding their Golf
Course Service, without obligation.
K1 INE
HILDEBRANDT
SPINNERS
CATCH ALL KINDS OF GAME FISH.
See them at your Dealers.
THE JOHN J. HILDEBRANDT CO.,
LOGANSPORT, IND.
Phone 66-R
FOR
Southern Pines Garage
DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS
UILLftRD STORAGE BATTERIES
Sr. 3. Ernest 3ufcb
SURGEON DENTIST
Formerly of Southern Pines and Pine
hurst, now located 140 West 34th Street,
(Phone Fitz Roy 5436) New York City.
All tranches of Dentistry guaranteed.
Pyorrheoa, Alveolaris successfully treated.
Packard and Sally
Builders
I'INEHUIiST,
N C.
(Continued from Page Three)
During all this time Joe Seka of Cedar
brook, and Eddie Clary of Bala, both of
the Philadelphia district, and Emmet
French and Chris Diebel, of Youngstown,
were fighting it out for third money.
Seka and Clary's first day's play threat
ened to challenge the two leading pairs,
when they turned in a 73-67 140, but
they faltered on the second day and 75
72 147 dropped them to just one stroke
ahead of French and Diebel whose two
69 's on the last day 's play advanced them
from eleventh to fourth place. Incident
ally, this gave French and Diebel second
place among the club pairs.
Harry Hampton and A. L. Hawse of
the Country Club of Virginia finished
with 291, allowing Hampton, the profes
sional of that club, to cut in for fifth
money.
THE SCORES:
Leo Diegel, Lakeshore, and
Thomas Armour, xLothian
burn, 136-139275
Douglas Edgar, Druid Hills,
and Perry Adair, Druid
Hills, 141-136277
Joseph Seka, Cedarbrook,
and Edward Clarey, Bala, 140-147287
Emmet French, Youngs
town, and Chris Deibel,
Youngstown, 150-138288
Harry Hampton, Richmond, .
and A. L. Hawse, Richmond, 143-148291
Jack Dowling, Scarsdale,
and C. H. Paul, Scarsdale, 149-144293
Chris Rowe, Oakmont, and
C. B. Fownes, Oakmont, 149-147296
Gil Nicholls, Great Neck,
and Guy M. Standif er, Port
land, 147-149296
Wilfred Reid, Wilmington,
and Horace G. Chickering,
Wilmington, 148-149297
Tom Harmon, Hudson River,
and Nat S. Hurd, Oakmont, 153-144297
Teddy Gow, Norwich, and
Willie Austin, Norwich, 148-149297
Donald Ross, Pinehurst, and
Donald Parson, Youngs
town, 149-148297
Gene Sarazen, Ft. Wayne,
and Dr. J. S. Brown, Mont-
clair, 153-145298
Willie Ogg, Atlanta, and
C S. Ridley, Atlanta, 150-149299
Fred McLeod, Columbia,
and Gaidner P. Orme,
Columbia, 146-154300
Tom Boyd, Fox Hills, and
Dan Healy, Montclair, 151-149300
William Leach, Merchant-
ville, and R. R. Sharman,
Youngstown, 152-148300'
Joe Mitchell, Montclair, and
Tom Kelley, So. Pines, 153-147300
J. R. Thomson, Phila
delphia, and S. M. Newton- ,
Richmond, 149-152301
Pat Doyle, Deal, and Tom
Morrison, Oakmont, 156-147 303
John Rowe, Stenton, and
Joe Hotchkiss, New Haven, 152-152 304
Chris Shea, Trenton, and
R. C. Maxwell, Trenton, 151-154305
Tom Kerrigan, Siwanoy,
and R. G. Narelle, Siwanoy, 158-148 306
Willie Wilson, Pinehurst,
and H. G. Phillips, Pine
hurst, 156-155311
Fred Newnham, Greensboro,
and Edward Harrison,
Greensboro, 160-161321
George Hosner, Redford,
and J. W. Gilbert, Redford, 165-163328
Martin Sykes, Hollywood,
and F. T. Keating, Spring
Lake, 159-No Card
John Peacock, St. Andrews,
and T. J. Bray, Youngs
town, 161-No Card
George T Sayers, Merion
Cricket, and R. H. Whitney,
Franklin, 154-No Card
W. P. Goebel, Charlotte,
and J. R. Bowker, Wood
land, 157-No Card
Robert Hayes, Raleigh, and
H. E. Porter, Southern
Pines, 160-No Card
Tom McNamara, New York,
and D. F. Shea, Montclair, 149-No Card
Charles Mothersele, . Mt.
Kineo, and Fred Kennedy,
Springfield, 149-No Card
Walter Howe, Tatnuck, and
H. J. Blue, Aberdeen 151 No Card
Irving Stringer, Camden,
S. C, and Richard Harlick,
Youngstown, 154-No Card
Alex Cunningham, Cohasse,
and Channing Wells, Co
hasse, 164-No Card
THE YARBOROUGH
Raleigh's Leading and Largest Hotel
European Plan. Cafe one of the best in
the South. Rooms without bath $1.50
and up. Rooms with bath (2.00 to $3.00.
B. H. GRIFFIN HOTEL CO., Proprietors
MR. R. CLINTON PL ATT
will be open to private tutoring
engagements for the two
weeks following
Dec. 20.
Call or Write,
Hotel Juneau, Southern Pines
Arts an& (Craft Shop
(In Carolina Hotel.)
Table covers and quilts of Cot
ton raised and hand loomed in
North Carolina and Kentucky.
DISTINCTIVE
ROOKWOOD POTTERY
Copper and Brass Pieces from
Roycrofters and Art Colony of
New York. Chains and baskets
from eight foreign countries.
NEEDLEWORK IN BAGS
AND FINE CRAFT
Wonderful things in Venetian.
Biltmore Home-spun articles.
TRYON HAND-MADE
TOYS
flfors. R. lb. GbaDbourne, ftgr.
FOR SALE
624 acres good land, well
watered and timbered, 11
miles from Pinehurst, N. C.
Fine location for peach
orchard.
For full information ad
dress, W. C. JONES,
JACKSON SPRINGS, N. C.