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THE PINEHURST" OUTLOOK
wljTg CLl ll CHAMPIONSHIP.
Jflrn. lIyr I. Patenon, Pineliurt
Champion, Ilefeat Mrs. Manice'
The ninny acquaintances of Mrs. Myra
D. Paterson, winner of the women's
event in last year's United North and
South Amateur Championship Tourna
ment, will be glad to learn that she was
the winner of the recent Baltusrol Club
Championship, defeating Mrs. E. A. Man
ice, winner of the Metropolitan Cham
pionship, six up and four to play in
the final round.
Mrs. Paterson and Mrs. Manice have
had many close matches, but this is the
rinehurst player's first victory. Mrs.
Paterson has been a visitor here for many
years, and her return later in the season,
h anticipated with pleasure.
AT THE !!: A IIT.UET STOltE.
Important Change Made and Sew
Feature Added.
Important changes have just been com
pleted in the Department Store which will
be appreciated by patrons. The Souvenir
department, located in a room at the
rear of the store, has been moved to the
front, adjoining the Pharmacy, and the
loom formerly occupied is now devoted
to the shoe and mens furnishings depart
ment. The toys are located opposite the
souvenirs.
A new feature of special interest to
women, is the complete art needlework
department which will contain many new
features in the shape of cut leather work,
palmetto palm leaf work, etc.
The Pharmacy has also been trans
formed in the course of the past weeks
and presents a most attractive appear
ance. The stock lias also been consider
ably enlarged.
ALL WAJI'T THE OUTLOOK.
Subscription for the Paper Coming
from Many Source.
Among the subscriptions for The Out
look received during the week was one
from Mr. John I). Rockefeller. Mr.
.Rockefeller was a delighted visitor here
last winter and it will be gratifying to
the many who had the pleasure of meet
ing him, to learn that he still retains an
interest in the Village, and will probably
return for a visit later in the season.
Another subscription was from Derby,
England; one of several papers that will
make a journey across the Atlantic weekly
during the winter, bringing good cheer
to Pinehurst Lovers.
Guest of Mm. Cotter.
Mrs. George L. Sanderson, of Williams
port, Pa., is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. T. 15. Cotter, at The Cypress. Mrs.
Sanderson spent last winter here and
made many pleasant acquaintances.
first Tea of Season.
The first of the regular Saturday after
noon teas was served at the Golf Club
House Saturday afternoon and enjoyed
by over seventy-five of the Village guests.
The Holly Inn orchestra furnished music.
PISTOL SHOOTING TOURNEY
Saturday's Handicap Contest Results in
Close Scores.
Charles W. Frazer of llrooklyn, . 1,
Wins Cup With Net Score of One
Hundred and Ninety-Four.
HE interest which has
cha r a c t e r i z e d P is t o 1
Shooting since its incep
tion here continues and
each week adds new faces
to those who participate
in the weekty tournaments.
Saturday's event 25 shots at 50 yards,
drew a good field and many onlookers
and the contest for the xossession of the
cup ottered for the best net score was a
pretty one, Charles W. Frazer, of Brook
lyn, winning with a net score of 104,
shooting with a handicap of seventy-five.
J. V. Hall, of Pittsburg, Pa., whose
handicap was also seventy-five, was a
close second with 181, and the balance of
the field was bunched between 107 and
118.
Owing to the fact that Saturday tour
naments conflict somewhat with the Sat
urday morning golf fixtures, shoots will
be held Fridays for the present. Satur
day's scores in detail were as follows:
the scores.
Gr. Ildp. Net
Charles W. Frazer,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 119 75 194
J. V. Hall,
Pittsburg, Pa. 106 75 181
Herbert L. Jillson,
Worcester, Mass. 1G7 0 167
O. II. Blackmail,
New York. 90 75 165
E. G. Warlield,
Brooklyn, N. Y. 73 75 153
Mrs. B. B. (Jlenny,
Shellield, Mass. 46 100 146
Dr. Geo. S. Hill,
Marblehead, Mass. 43 75 118
At The itlag-nolia.
George D. Porter and family, of Tor
onto, Can., are at The Magnolia to remain
through the winter.
'j&ag PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSY.
He Ruyters Kramp has written a new novel.
She Historical?
He No; hysterical.
The GRAFTON wrl"'S'
C.
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
piIE GRAFTON Is situated
1 on the most fashionable
thoroughfare in Washington,
very convenient to all points
of interest and within . five
minutes' walk of the White
House, State, War, Navy and
Treasury Departments, and
Coicoran Art Gallery. Cars
passing the door run direct lo
Capitoland depots. The house
and furnishings are new. The
rooms are arranged both
single and en suite, with pri
vate baths, and is conducted
on the American plan. Rates
13.00 a day and upward. Long
Distance Telephone in every
room. Especially attractive
for ladles traveling alone.
HARRINGTON MILLS
PROPRIETOR.
The Princess Anne Hotel,
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
Are you looking for the most delightful spot on this earth? If so
don't return home until you come here.
The Hotel is only 200 feet from the ocean waves, the gulf stream is
near by, making climate charming. Outdoor sports all the year, Golf, Quail
shooting, Duck, Geese and other wild fowl in abundance. Pure air and plen
ty of sea food.
WRITE FOR BOOKLETS TO
JAVIES S. GROXES, President and Manager.
flOTEIi PESTOfl,
BEACH BLUFF, MASS.
One of the most Delightful Resorts on the North Shore.
H. W. PRIEST, Proprietor.
ESTABROOK & EATON'S
WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF
Imported and Domestic Cigars
Are now on Sale at the Pinehurst Hotels, Store and
Bowling Alley.
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa Co.
Importers and Grocers
Hotels, Clubs and families supplied with the choicest goods in the
market.
Orders by mail given prompt and careful attention.
222 Summer Street, 55 Summer Street,
274 Friend Street, 87 & 89 Causeway Street,
G & 8 Faneuil Hall Square.
llOSTOJtf, ft! ASS.
EOR. TEN YEARS
we have been striving to make our drug
store the most complete one in this part
of the country. Let us prove to you that
our efforts have not been in vain.
All orders filled promptly ; all prescrip
tions filled accurately.
J01I.VSO'S PUA1MIACY,
SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.
GnUford-Benbow Hotel
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
GREENSBORO, N. C.
An ideal stop over place for tourist travel to
and from Pinehurst, N. C. Stop over privileges
at Greensboro have been arranged on all tourist
tickets. These houses are thoroughly modern
equipped with passenger elevators, steam and hot
water heat, and telephone systems.