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MEN'S AQUASCUTUM
SPRING TOPCOATS
'""THE model shown is the single
A breasted sportsman. Others include
double-breasters, slip-ons, Raglan shouL
der effects, and regulars. The fabrics
embrace tweeds, shetlands, homespuns,
Lovatts, and native Aquascutum weaves.
And just by way of a surprise the big"
gest variety is at the lowest price, which
is reversing the rule in price ranges.
$
35 to 65
EXCLUSIVE NEW YORK AGENTS
fifth Avenue, new York
Men's Shops Separate Entrances on West 38th and 37th Sts.
A feature of Pinehurst entertainment
that is growing very fast in popularity
is the air service provided at the flying
field by Mr. L. E. Shealy of Charlotte,
and during the week past a number of
visitors have enjoyed the thrills of this
delightful sport. Mr. Shealy has on
hand one of the latest types of passenger
carrying planes. It has a seating capa
city for two passengers besides the pilot
and is equipped Avith all modern ap
pliances for safety and comfort. In ad
dition to short pleasure flights from the
field, Mr. Shealy will take passengers on
cross-country trips to any place they
want to go, and will give lessons on the
art of flying to any who desire. He
says that no "stunts" will be indulged
in unless requested by the passenger and
that no passenger need feel uneasy from
this source. Those interested in this
sport will find him at the flying field
near the dairy.
AUCTION BRIDGE
Those who are interested in the latest
developments in auction bridge will have
an opportunity to take a few lessons
from Mr. R. F. Foster, -the author of
"Foster on Auction, " and card editor
of the N. T. Tribune and Vanity Fair,
as Mr. Foster will be at the CaroHna for
a few weeks, arriving Monday next, tha
20th.
TIN WHISTLES' BANQUET
The annual banquet of the Tin
Whistles was held at the Country Club
on Tuesday evening last, and was at
tended by more than one hundred and
fifty members and guests. The occasion
was presided over by the president, L.
D. Pierce, and Mr. Homer H. Johnson
officiated as toastmaster. Speeches were
made by Kev. T. A. Cheatham, Messrs.
Leonard Tufts, A. S. Newcomb, P. S.
MacLiughlin and Edgar Guest. Mr. and
Mrs . Price of New York held their audi
ence closely during their well received
rendition of a number of songs and recitations.
AMERICAN LEGION
MINSTRELS
The American Legion Minstrel Show,
"Top-Kicks," which had to be post
poned on account of the illness of some
of the principals, will be held Wednesday
evening, March 22nd, at 8:20 in the ball
yoom of the Carolina.
HIGHLAND PINES INN
Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Clark, Toronto,
Alexander E. McLean, York, Pa.
Chas. H. Bear, Jr., York, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Enlow and son,
Hamilton, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Westaway, Hamil
ton, Canada.
W. S. Harding, Boston, Mass.
Miss Abbie Parker, Tarboro.
L. G. Brown, York, Pa.
As we all know, the moving picture?
shown at Pinehurst are the best that an
produced, and most of all they are new
and the local management gets them just
as soon as they are released by the film
companies. As a result, the demamt
for seats far exceeds the capacity of th.
present theatre and plans for a new
building have been perfected. The new
building is to be terra cotta walls with
brick veneer and a green tile roof, some
what similar to the new bank building,
and is to occupy the site where the print
ing office now stands. The plans pro
vide for something like 500 seats down
stairs with 150 seats in the balcony; four
shops on the ground floor opening on the
street, and in addition to the picture
screen will have an adequate stage where
concerts and amateur theatricals may be
held. Mr. Aymar Embury, who has
drawn the plans for most all the building
in Pinehurst, and who is the architect
for the new theatre, is very enthusiastic
about the building and proposes to make
it a modern institution of its kind. Mr.
Charles W. Piequet has the plans in his
possession and will be pleased to show
them to anyone who desires to see them.
Spring Lake, N.J.
SUMMER HOMES
FOR RENT
- .. Established 1895
IS. V. PATTERSON'S SOXS
Office Tel. 131 House Tel. 751
For Sale
UPRIGHT CONCORD PIANO
in A-l condition for sale cheap
Inquire at the
GENERAL OFFICE
For Sale
Attractive 8-room shingle cottage
adjoining Highland Pines Inn prop
erty, near golf club. Two bath
rooms, steam heat, electric lights,
open fireplace, southern exposure,
brick porch. One acre of lawn plant
ed in shrubs and young pine trees.
II. MACK KAHLER
Southern Pines