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TEE PINEEUBST OUTLOOK
GOLFERS
Tennis, Base Ball and Foot Ball Players use
ALLEfJS FOOTEASE
The Antiseptic Powder
to shake into the shoes,
because it takes the fric
tion from the shoe, fresh
ens the feet and makes
walking a delight.
- Shake Allen's Foot-Ease
Into your shoes before
going on the links and
notice the difference in
your comfort, "which of
ten affects your score.
Over 1,500,000 lbs. of
Powder for the Feet were
used by our troops dur
ing the war. At dealers
everywhere.
In a Pinch, use
ALLEN'S F00T-EASE
FORE!
The Sampson Course of Phys
iological. Golf Exercises keeps
your, muscles fit for playing
and an aid . to correct your
faults.
Fifteen minutes daily adds
efficiency to your golf . 9 les
sons with 25 Pictorial charts,
$5.00.
Address
THE SAMPSON COURSE,
PELHAM, N. Y.
THE P I N EHURST
WAREHOUSES
PIIIEHURST, II. C.
sell all kinds of
Building Materials
Farm and Orchard Supplies
Implements
Fertilizers and Feeds
Proximity to the Norfolk
Southern Railroad Tracks, and
our own private sidings, means
economical and efficient handling
of goods with a minimum cost,
which works to our customers'
advantage.
Write, wire or Phone us when
we can be of service. That is
our excuse for being here.
MORE REAL ESTATE SOLD GEORGHA DA WASH.
Mr. H. B. Emery, announces that
during the 'week past he has sold build
ing lots in the new lot plan recently
opened up north of the Carolina, to
Messrs. Thomas Veno and George W.
Scott, who will begin to build houses on
each.
It is only three weeks since this new
section was opened for the sale of lots,
and it was predicted at the time that it
would be but a brief period until the
first houses would be built. Mr. Veno
and Mr. Scott are old settlers in Pine
hurst and they recogniz?d a good pros
pect when it was available.
A. S. Newcomb & Company report the
following recent sales:
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Merrow have
sold their property to Mr. J. I. O'Brien,
who buys real estate, personal property,
stocks, and the whole " shooting match'
Mr. O'Brien has been an all-year resi
dent of Pinehurst for many years. He
will make extensive changes and conduct
a druff store business himself, renting
the rest of the building, which will prob
ably be subdivided into three parts. He
will also rent rooms upstairs. The price
paid Avas not far from $70,000.
H. A. Hathaway, of Montreal, Canada,
bought a lot opposite Harold Porter's
two years ago, intending to build there,
but last week he sold this lot: and. bought
another from S. E. Hopkins at the cor
ner of Shaw road and Beulah Hill road,
opposite the new residence of Dr. Marr.
This lot was sold to John Small of To
Vonto, Canada, in 1915 for $1,200. Mr.
Small sold it to Mr. Hopkins in 1919 for
$2,500 and now Mr. Hathaway buys it
for $4,500.
J. S. Weller sold his lot adjoining the
one on which Mrs. Keating 's house stands
to C. R. Anderson. Mr. Weller expects
to buy another to build upon.
Mr. Anderson bought the lot adjoining
the Mistletoe property, owned by Mr.
MacNab. Mr. Anderson sold this to the
Pinehurst Construction Company two
years ago and now buys the Weller lot to
build on.
Jas. T. Craig bought the house former
ly owned by John Maples on the Dundee
(Carthage) road and will make repairs
and improvements and occupy it himself.
Oli, Georgha da Wash, he gretta da man,
He makka no bluff, playa no granda stan '
His pop geev him ax, say "Leesten to
me,
Go choppa thees ax all theengs what you
see.
Choppa down theesa house, go choppa da
barn,
Choppa down da pce-ann, I no geev a
darn.
But Georgha,, wan theeng, makka prom
now to me,
You no choppa down that nice cherry
tree."
Poppa go way an ' he come home to sup.
He lookka da tree, eet all choppa up. ,
And poppa so mad, he no talk, justa hees
He say cussa dam whata Blackhan' do
thees ?
Now, Georgha da Wash no shedda da
tear,
An' say, "Notta know, you see I no here,
Maybe bird chop it down, maybe beeg
honeybee. ' '
No! Georgha da Wash, he' jess say,
"Itta me! "
Oh, Georgha da Wash, he fighta da war
An ' makka da British to feel gooda sore.
Da British say, "Georgha, you playa da
game,
Keepa da .rules- for da war an' no be
ashame.
All summer time fight, in winter time best.
Everybody go home an' takk afine rest.
In winter da Hesh you no musta touch,
Now, Georgha, be good, lay off a da
Dutch."
But Georgha he wait till da river all
froze,
An ' thenna he hitta da Dutch on da nose.
Da British git mad an' makka da shout
An' say, "Georgha, who lay all thees
Hessian boys out,"
Now, Georgha da Wash, mighta talk
theesaway,
"Mebbe drink mucha whisky an' getta
too gay,
An ' shoota themselves, you waitta I see. ' '
No! Georgha da Wash, he jess say
"Itta me! "
RAFFLE NETS $51.00 FOR
COMMUNITY HOUSE
NEW BUILDINGS FOR
KNOLLWOOD
At Knollwood there will be consider
able building this summer. Mr. L. C.
Fuller has plans in the hands of con
tractors for a beautiful house on his lot
at the corner of Midlands road and the
Crest road. Rumored the house will cost
$15,000.
Mrs. Annie Markey, of New York, will
build on her lot opposite Judge Way's
and Eugene Byrnes will build on the lot
next to Mr. Fuller's on Midland road.
The raffle of a Japanese dressing sack
by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barr netted
$51.00, which Mr. and Mrs. Barr gener
ously turned over to the Women's com
mittee of the Community House to apply
on the debt standing against that asso
ciation. Mr. W. S. Van Clief held the
lucky number and won the coveted garment.
DON'T FORGET THE BAZAAR
at the Community House, Saturday af
ternoon and evening. You will enjoy it
and help a worthy cause.
AUCTION SALE
At Pinehurst, N. C.
April 17
Household effects of
Mrs. A. L. Sperry. All
in good condition.
IN THE WHIIE MOUNTAINS
Bethlehem Country Club
Bethlehem, New Hampshire
Golf under Ideal. Conditions. 18 Hole
( ourse-6026 yards. Modern Club House.
Steel Lockers Showers. Two Clay Tennis
Courts. Clock Golf and Putting Greens.
Bethlehem has 30 Hotels
ThMr jrueets hare the privileges of the Club.
MYRON W, MARR, M. D.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
FOR
PINEHURST
Office at the CAROLINA
Office Hours: 10 to 11 A. M.or by Appointment
Dr. Ernest W. Bush
Osteopathic Physician
NEW BANK BUILDING
Pinehurst North Carolina
Edw. K. Tryon Co.
912 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
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Sporting Goods
Toys
Write for catalogue
Established 1811
A. MONTESANTI
Tailor and Dress Maker
Biding Habits and Sporting Apparel
French Dry Cleaning
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.Massachusetts Ave., SOUTHERN PINES
. Appointment by Telephone
Hours: 9.30 to 10.30 A.M., 1.30 to
2.30 P.M., 6.30 to 7.30 P.M.
MERCHANTS and MINERS
Transportation Co.
STEAMSHIP LINES
Between
BOSTON and NORFOLK
Most delightful route to and from
PINEHURST
Tickets include meals and stateroom
accommodations on steamer
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General Agent, General Agent,
NOBFOLK BOSTON