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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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Hotel Park-in-the-Pines
Located in a Park of Forty Acres of
.Long Leaf Fine.
Every Modern Convenience, Metro
pohtan Cuisine and Service, Superb
Climate, Absolutely Pure Water. Every
f acility for Outdoor Enjoyment.
Consumptives Cannot be Accepted as
.Patrons.
For Booklet and Desired Information, Address
J. A. SHERRARD. Manager,
Aiken, South Carolina.
Travel School for Young Men
1 Eight months in Europe ; speaking
knowledge of French and German
acquired by actual residence, without
interruption of College preparation;
special work in history and art.
Romance and Germanic countries
visited in alternate years. Limited
party conducted by former Head
Master of the . Pinehurst School.
Also a tine Summer School and Camp.
Address Tiik Outlook or
ALDICE G. WARREN,
Hotel Endicott, New York City.
A LUXURY FROM FRANCE
"The Champagne of Table Waters."
A light, crisp, invigorating water,
sparkling with pure and natural gas.
At all Pinehurst Hotels and at the
Pinehurst General Store.
The Lenox,
The Concord,
The Cedars.
Opens November 1st.
Hot and cold baths, electric light, steam hat
and open fireplaces.
Rates, eleven dollars per week and upwards.
J. M. ROBINSON, Pinehurst, N. C.
Out Flowers
Floral Deslgnsi
Bulbs, Palms,
Ferns, Etc.
Mail and Telegraph Orders a Specialty
IX. Florist,
RALEIGH, N. C.
Dobbin & Ferrall Go.. 'K"
UALEIVU, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA'S . LEADING
DRY GOODS STORE.
High Class Merchandise, Dry Goods of All
Kinds and Kindred Wares. Ready to Wear
Garments, Shoes, etc. Wedding Presents, Cut
Glass and Pottery.
MANICURING, SHAMPOOING, CHIROPODY
MARCEL WAVE.
... Scalp, Facial and Body Massafle.
Laura Agnes Walker, The Carolina.
PROVIDES NOVEL EVENING
SALMAGUNDI party
provided a novel and
unique evening's enter
tainment at The Berk
shire; two hours being
devoted to a melee of
" stunts " eight in number, ranging from
making dolls out of potatoes to indoor
putting. Prizes were offered to those
who accomplished the work assigned
them in the shortest possible time and
most accurately, Mrs. W. T. Ilyslop of
Norfolk, and Mrs. F. II. Crary of Craw
ford, N". J., tying, Mrs. Ilyslop winning
on the draw, Miss Elizabeth Mercur of
West Pittston, winning the consolation.
At the first table the trick was to make
dolls out of potatoes and toothpicks, last
of all making gowns and lingerie for
them out of materials provided.
At table number two was button sew
ing, most attractive to the men (?) and
at table number three a cracker eating
contest, table etiquette being set aside to
allow unlimited speed in the three min
utes allotted and the assistance of water
barred.
Table number four called for the trans
fer of a number of potatoes from beneath
the table to the top by aid of a teaspoon
and table number five was the extrac
tion of elusive peanuts from a bowl by
aid of flexible tootlipicks.
At table number six skill was brought
into play, few being able to jump small
crackers from the palms of the hands
into their mouths by a quick blow on the
wrist.
Table number seven was needle thread
ing with thread too large and eyelets too
small, and strange as it may seem the
men won the honors.
Last of all came indoor putting, not so
easy as it looked, but a game more or
less familiar to all ; a fitting ending of
an evening Of merrymaking.
Other similar affairs are planned and
eagerly anticipated, for The Berkshire
has always made much of the entertain
ment feature, and Manager and Mrs. F.
C. Abbe are thorough believers in it.
PtttTUIL 8IIOOTM IIEfJUtf.
Uncalled for Letter.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at Pinehurst Post Office for the month
ending January 31, 1908. Please say
'advertised" when calling for any on
this list.
MEN.
Allen, H. L.
Allen, Rev. A. II.
Baker, Vanghen
Benne't, William D.
Brand. J. II.
Cook, W. A.
Evans, L.
Freeman, Alex
Gilchrist, Copy
GaHhart, Dorse
Hoy, Mr. nd Mrs. Al
bert IT.
Hackey, Jim
Hen man, Geo. F.
Hoopes, Davidson
HotchkiBS, William It.
Johnson, Lucas H.
Pineforest, L.
McKenzie; W. R. .
Ross, Fred J.
WOMEN.
Bishop, Mrs. W. L. t
Cotter, Mrs. F.
Davis, Emma
Dolan, Nellie
Foster, Mrs. Francis II.
Gregory, Miss M. II.
Hunt, Mrs. S. (2)
Hendricks, Mrs. Mary
II.
Hoy, Miss Elizabeth
Hand, Mrs. T. S.
Harring, Mrs. E. Vir
ginia Heller, Mrs. Carrie
Hawes, Mrs. S. M.
Ickinger, Miss C. (2)
Nystram, Miss Annie
Love, Madam Coren
ally .
Potter, Senora D. M.
Interesting- Merle ot Handicap Ar
ranged tor Tneaduy Afternoon.
An interesting series of handicap pis
tol tournaments have been planned for
Tuesday afternoons beginning next
week, cups having been contributed by
Mr. Porter and Mr. Jillson. In these
si ecial events no entrance fee or charge j
for targets will be made and it is hop d
that the entry list may be a large one.
Eutries should be sent to Dr. Hill at
The Carolina on or before Monday even
ing at nine, each week.
Mr. Colquitt Taken Cap.
L. VV. Colquitt of South Orange. N. J.,
was the winner of the Target Pistol
Club's handicap cup shoot, scoring 391,
and shooting with a handicap of 75. C.
T. Dunham of Boston, 175) finished a
close second in 382, with John E. Porter
of Pittsburg (175) third in 342.
Tyler L. Recifield of New York, (75)
scored 276, and Miss Ethel Check of
New York, (175) 218; the event being
50 shots, at the U. S. R. A. 20-yard
target.
Jolly VFelub llareult Party.
Among thejolliest of the week's sev
eral informal spreads at The Carolina,
was a Welsh rarebit party given by Mr.
Edwin A. Freeman of Brooklyn, and
Mr. P. S. MacLaughlin of New York.
Covers were laid for ten, the guests in
cluding Mr and Mrs. Fred. Rueckheim,
Mis Rueckheim, -Miss Ada G. Smith, Mr.
Willis SharpeKillmer, Mr. Avery Ilickey,
Mr. W. G. Clark, Mr. Gilbert Nicholls.
Fifth Hole in One.
F. C. Robbins of Boston, holds a ne w
record for the fifth hole which he made
in one recently, playing in a four-ball
match. The drive, when nearly spent,
struck the foot of Master Jack Alley,
who was just leaving the green with his
father, caroming into the hole. The
distance of the hole is two hundred and
thirteen yards. Rather neat !
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Mr. Dreher'ci C3ueat.
Among recent pleasant informal din
ners at The Carolina was one given by
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dreher of Cleve
land, for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ritchie and
Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. McCormack, of New
York, who are spending the winter in a
cottage near at hand.
Itoaa and Jolly Win.
In a return match between Open
Champion Alexander Ross and Profes
sional Jack Jolly, and Gilbert Nicholls
and W. G. Clark, the former pair made
good to their recent defeat by winning
out three and one.
EQUINOX HOUSE
Edward C. Or vis Manager
Manchester in the Mountains
VERMONT
Opens June 14th, 190 8.
The Best Summer
GOLF"
Is at Manchester.
Good Roads
Purest Water
Bracing: Mountain Air
Fine Garage for Automobiles.
Write for Booklet
"Manchester-the-Beautiful."
The Expert Knows
that accuracy, quick trigger re
sponse, and correct balance are
the prime scoring qualities in
a target pistol.
SMITH & WESSON
Single-Shot Target
Pistols
with automatic Shell Extract
ors, Rebounding Lock and
Adjustable sights
excel in accuracy, excel in trigger action,
and excel in balance. They have a fifty-year-old
reputation behind them to prove
it. Smith & Wesson Target Pistols are
recommended by tiie Committee and
used by expert revolver marksmen all
over the world. They are best adapted
for . 22 calibre long rifle cartridges. Pen
etration, five and one-half " pine boards.
Are also bored to take the.regular Smith
& Wesson .32-10-88 and .35-15-146
cartridges.
Look for the SMITH & WESSON monogram.
It's stamped on the frame of every genuine
SMITH & WESSON reooher. and is a
merit guarantee.
At the PINEHURST
GENERAL STORE
Or direct from
SMITH & WESSON
8 Stockbridge St., Springfield, Mass
The Magnolia,
PINEHURST, N. C.
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Excellent Table.
J. L. POTTLE.
MRS. C C. STEVICK.
Manicuring, Shampooing, Marcel Wave, Body.
Facial and Scalp Massage.
Chir op d j a S peel a 1 t j . :
Eighth Season at Pinehurst.
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