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! . ILL I LIAlk kUAlMUIUUJ. PAGE T"E PINEHURST OUTLOOK VEUVE CHAFFARD PURE OLIVE OIL IN HONEST BOTTLES n 1 I fill ri w Fall Quart Fall Pints Fall Half Pinto Park & Tilford, NEW YORK. S. S. Pierce co BOSTON. YARBOROUGH HOUSE, RALEIGH, N. C. a strictly high class hostelry situated on the seaboard alr Line Railway, thoroughfare between New York and Florida, and within one hour of plnehurst, n. c. Raleigh is a City of hospitable people, pretty homes, de lighful climate, fine macadamized roads, instructing museums numerous State Institutions, and much historic interest. Write for illustrated booklet. HOWELL COBB. Pinehurst Department Store. We carry a full line of Fancy and Heavf GROCERIES Such brands as are handled by New England Grocers. Th Dry Goods and Shoo Departments are complete. Stock bought in Northern Markets. Quality Standard for selec tion. Full line of Columbia, Saxony Floss and Germantown Yarns. A Complete Assortment of Finest Ribbons and Embroidery Silks. The Latest Styles of Stationery, fcoth Printed and Plain. CENERAL SUPPLY OF FIELD AND TRAP SMOKLESS AMMUNITION. Prices on par with New England Markets. FRANK POTTLE THE WINNER THIRD DIVISION. First Round Lyons beat Walker 6 and 4 ; Coleman beat Woods 7 and 5 : Norton beat Winslow 9 and 8 ; Turner beat Warwick 3 and 1. Semi-finals Lyons beat Coleman 1 up ; Norton beat Turner by default, Finals Lyons beat Norton 1 up. consolation. Semi-finals Walker beat Woods 5 and 4 ; Winslow beat Warwick, by de fault. Finals Winslow beat Walker 1 up, (19 holes.) the medal play handicap. A special feature of the tournament which attracted much attention, was an eighteen-hole medal play handicap, played in connection with the lirst round of match play. Mr. Pottle won the cup offered for the best gross score with 110, and Mr. Murphy, whose handicap was 8, the net score trophy with 104. There were four ties at 110 net between Messrs. Merrow, Swinnerton, Jones and War wick. The battle for the possession of the three booby prizes was a hot one, Mr. All ItlOX HACK SPORTSMAN. II timorous Skit with More of Truth Than Fiction In It. He came in a private car. He dismount ed at his private station. He followed his private roadway in an automobile. Ih entered his private, four-story, one-hundred-thousand-dollar camp at the private door. He recuperated from his private camp chest, and then the gamekeeper came in to report the chances of killing game. "The imported moose are in splendid condition," he said, "except one bull. You can shoot him. He has been sick a long time, and it. will do no damage to kill him. The imported elk have not been within half a mile of the stand in two weeks. 1 f you will walk a hundred yards from " "Out of the question !" exclaimed the sportsman. "Well er we have two bears chained in the back end of the lawn. They are very young quite harmless. It is possi ble to shoot them from the observatory." "Ah! Good! It will be well to tell my friends I shoot bear's from my camp. Couldn't you bring them closer?' "Yes, and in the deer park we have a hundred of the animals scattered over 1 t v there was "something doing" at this point most of the time during the employees' tournament. Woods, whose handicap was 30, winning first with rounds of 109 and 108, 187 net ; J. It. Coleman, whose handicap was 18 second, with rounds of 80 and 100, 1G2 net; and E. Walker, whose handicap was 25, third, with 138 net. the scores. Murphy 112 8 104 Swinnerton 1U 4 110 Pottle HO 0 110 Jones U4 4 110 Warwick 135 25 110 Stillinga 113 0 113 Pollett 113 0 113 Baxter 114 0 114 Lyons 133 18 115 Turner 126 8 118 Peppsrd 129 8 121 Ward 128 6 122 Ellis 137 14 123 Carroll 145 16 129 Merrow 144 15 129 Mulcahey 138 6 132 Berry 144 6 138 Walker 163 25 138 Coleman 180 18 162 Woods 217 30 1 87 Food for Qnall. The work of planting food supply patches for quail on the Pinehurst Pre serves, is well under way. Not only cow peas, but millet and other seeds will be sown. These patches are numerous, and well scattered through the territory. five acres. You could er have one of the men kill one from your automo bile " "Certainly have it dona !" "Fishing in the private hatchery is sat isfying. The trout weigh three pounds apiece and upward, as I have found by dipping them up carefully with a landing net. They are confined, each one, in a trough four feet long and two wide. There will be no difficulty in fastening them securely to your flies, and then dropping them into the main pond for you to catch." "Good! I need to tell some fishing stories. Send some of the largest fish to the taxidermist's immediately." "Yessir. Tomorrow, if you wish, we will go out and see the imported boars they are in pens. I will see that one is speared and the tusks prepared " "Oh, well, go ahead and do it; hand me that Wall Street lleview and, secre tary, have the telegraph operator bring me the report of that last trespass case. I don't see why people select my G0,000 acres to walk on. There's lots of public highways all around the mountains. We private preservers ought to have the pleasure of seclusion and quiet. Those common people don't appreciate the woods. How can they?" Life.
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