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MAECH U, 1921 PAGE IS and THE V1R BOROUGH Baleigh '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 CQ.,Proprietors Arts an& Craft Sbop (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 basksfca from eight foreign countries. NEEDLEWORK IN BAGS AND FINE CRAFT Wonderful things in Venetian. Biltmore Home-spun articles. TRYON HAND-MADE TOYS tors. h. to. (JbaDbourne. Tftgr. Holly Tree Nursery, Southern Pines Telephone 14-21 E. Morell J. Morell Landscape Gardeners and Horticulturists We will show you how to make your grounds most attractive at least expense from a simple garden of harmonious varieties to a luxurious formal garden, a Winter garden or gardenette design for the veranda. A landscape gardener's suggestions here and there often enhance real estate values by thousands of dollars e can supply evergreen, and deciduous trees an shrubs for immediate effect and give you the fullest service on any question about your garden. GOLF By Verdant Greene Present indications promise the liveli est year that intercollegiate golf has ever seen, regardless of the expected in- A much earlier date for the first inter national match now scheduled on Sep tember 5th, at the National links, South ampton, is urged by the London Mail. It argues with force that a shift to July would be advisable since the Oxford and Cambridge stars would then be able to participate, which otherwise is out of Vasion OI British students TVio ivnrl students is used advisedly in that con- thG queSt SouthamPton rea the nection, since a few hair-splitters are go ing out of their way to absurdly argue that veterans like John L. Low who re- most exclusive of summer resorts, is in perihelion during July and August, and the longer hours of daylight, too, are tain their membership in the Oxford and esVcif? acceptable, considering the re Cambridge golfing society, just as if f 1 of the course and the diffi i, jj culties over conveyances. Just why an they were still undergraduates, have a , 0 A , , i . , , ' , . early beptember date was chosen' is not mind to come, over and play for the col- , . wcai tu any uuu) . uuisiue uie puweis that be. Certainly there are enough lege title. Since Low, who is captain of the Oxford and Cambridge organization is also chairman of the rules committee and one or two American newspapers fell for the yarn that some members of the rules board contemplated a visit to courses that are willing to stage the af fair if other dates inconvenience the Na tional links one man management. What may be termed a three-in-one this side, the approaching season, it was score card scheme, simple yet ingenious, the easier to make such a possibility is that of the Huntingdon Valley Club of seem plausible. Official denial has been Philadelphia which prints on the back of made, however, of any such intent. its pasteboards the local rules in black Several weeks ago, word was received Pe while overlying in red ink is a line that Wesleyan University had taken pre- diagram 0f the course. The latter is a liminary steps to get into the (Eastern) feature that Grangers appreciate. For Intercollegiate Association and late de- a club to have 110 available outline of velopments forecast the entrv of Am- its links Soes to Prove that few visitors herst and Massachusetts Tech into the are entertained. fold. Amherst, which has long been Several queries lately received asking more proficient in the sport than is for the more important details in estab- known, outside a limited circle, should lishing small publie courses have so much prove a decided accession. President in common they can be answered col Walker of the Intercollegiate body writes lectively, in part, at least. Don't at that Drake of Iowa may also apply for tempt laying out many short holes, which membership, which it did too late, last require longer to play than the straight year, to comply with requirements, away stretches. Eeduce congestion by Sometime ago a scheme was hatching for having not merely one long, relatively a Western college association in which easy hole at the start, but three Drake and the University of Nebraska rather than two. As to cost an eighteen had taken the initiative. Nothing was hole layout of quality cannot be built said, though, as to the participation of . anywhere for less than $10,000, and in Northwestern University and the Univer- many locations twice that amount will be sity of - Chicago, without which no organ necessary. Maintenance charges will call ization west of the Mississippi would be for $2,500 to $10,000 a year, being high representative. If the Occidental circle er proportionately than the average cost has gone glimmering it will be just as of land and the original reconstruction, well for with the limited timber at com- However, fees, if not set too high, will mand it could scarcely have higher stand- within three or four years offset the orig ing than a bush baseball league. How- inal cost. On the larger part of the ever, by splitting up the country it can hundred or more municipal courses in prevent the Eastern Intercollegiate title this country an annual ticket for about holder from being a national champion $6.00, monthly for $2.00, daily for fifty in name, if not reality. cents or twenty-five cents a round, with a There is widespread regret among locker fee of $5.00 or $6.00 has been New Yorkers, at least, that Atlantic City found to take care of nearly all running did not take the first week in May for its expenses. spring tournament as was done more thau Maintenance may be expected to call once, instead of insisting upon the third for e time of four or five men and two week, certain to be allotted to some club horse or one-power mowers, throughout near Gotham. Last season a clash was e season, extending on the average averted only by the Garden City Golf from mid-April until late in November. Club shifting its dates after preliminary jn addition, some extra help is necessary announcements were made, but there will jn spring to roll the fairgreen and exp- be no such avenue of escape this year. e piacing the course in order, also Probabilities are, under the circumstan- when the longer grass on the sides is ces, that Lakewood will ask for the first mowed. Putting greens should be cut week in May, since there has not been a twice a week and watered every night in really early spring for a decade. For a fay season. Fairgreens need not be several seasons in pre-war days Lake- mowed oftener than once a week. Whi.t wood pitched upon the third week in with weeding and sand raking in bunk- April, which .usually brought one day or ers, along with incidentals, enough labor snow squalls and is earlier than now win be required to bring the total to six seems desirable. The Garden City OluD, seems uesuauic. men ajj the time.. On the most crowded as it is to have the Metropolitan amateur championship in June, will not hold its Probably b necessary to re- usual May tournament, which clears quire everyone to participate in lour three davs on that month's slate. somes. U. 8. Pat. Off. MORE POPULAR THAN EVER IN PINEHURST Meets every need of the golfer in Style. Pit and Comfort. The Woman's Golf Shoe we have added to the line is most attractive. Sold by the Pinehurst Department Store. Send for the Tom Logan Golf Calendar which pictures suitable for framing, the International Golf Match between Ouimet, Ray and Vardon. THOS. H. LOGAN CO., HUDSON, MASS. Pinehurst Jewelry Store Showing a Choice Assort ment of Diamonds, Gold Jewelry Leather Goods, Feather Fans and Novel ties in Glass and China. TT and "Vrrrrr A fsl W FOR HEALTH The Perfect Table Water For over half a century America! leading Natural Mineral Water. Bottled only at the Spring under the most sanitary conditions. 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