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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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WHITE. DIAMOND
FLIES THE FURTHEST
WEARS THE LONGEST
PUTTS THE TRUEST
AND STAYS WHITE
MADE BY
WORTHINGTON
ELYRIA, O.
"QUEEN OF SEA ROUTES."
Merchants & Miners Trans. GO.
STEAMSHIP LINES
BETWEEN
Norfolk, Va. Boston, Mass.,
AND
Providence, R. I.
Most Delightful Eoute To and From All
New England Points
Through Tickets on Sale to and from Pinehurst
SEND FOR BOOKLET.
B. C. Lohr, Agt., Norfolk, Va.
C. H. Maynard, Agt. Boston, Maes.
James Barry, Agt., Providence, It. I.
W. P. Turner, P. T. Mm Baltimore, Md.
Royall & Borden
Furniture Co.,
127 Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. G.
Leading Dealers- in Furni
ture and House Furnishings.
Dobbin & Ferrall Co.. "Sffifisr
North Carolinas Largest and Leading
DRY COODS STORE.
Dry Goods of All Kinds and Ready-to-Wear
Garments. The Best.
The Gorham Co.
Silversmiths
IN the finer grades of
Sterling Silverware
there is but one standard
that which has been
established by The Gor
ham" Company.
Gorham Silverware exem
plifies a certain elegance
of design and quality
which has never been
equalled by any other
maker, while the prices
are no greater than those
of far less meritorious
wares.
TRADE
MARK
STERLING
This Trade-mark Identifies every
piece of Gorham Silverware, which
maybe procured from responsible
Jewelers everywhere.
The Gorham Co.
New York
FINEY WOODS INN
The Leading Hotel of Southern Pines, IV, C
CONSUMPTIVES RIGOROUSLY EXCLUDED
BOOKLET J. M. Robinson, Owner and flanager
TIN WHISTLE EVENTS BEGIN
Today's Medal Play Handicap Inaugu
rates Annual Golf Tourneys.
Sever If as the Prog-ram Been More
Varied and Interesting- or Array
of Trophies Store Attractive.
ODAY'S medal play
handicap inagurates the
annual golf tournaments
which will keep the Tin
Whistles busy until
April. Never has the
program been more varied and interest
ing or the array of trophies more attractive.
THE PROGRAM.
December 25, Medal play handicap,
first and second prizes.
January 1, Four-ball foursome, handi-
Select own partners, H. W. Priest and
A. I. Creamer cups for winning pair and
prizes for second pair.
February 21, Medal play handicap,
best selected twelve holes, six in each
nine. First, second and third prizes.
February 28, Morning, invitation
medal play handicap for ladies, for first
and second prizes.
Afternoon, Medal play handicap vs.
Bogey, in three classes, for Mr. J. D.
Foot cup and two other prizes. One
prize in each class.
March 7, Two-ball foursome, handi
cap, medal play. Select own partners.
Prizes for first and second pairs.
March 14, Four-ball foursome, hand
icap, medal play (best ball) select own
partners. Prizes for first and second
pairs.
March 21, 22, 23, Seventh annual tin
whistle Championship. Fifty-four holes
medal play, for championship cup. Prize
for best fifty-four holes, net. Prizes for
second best gross and net scores, and for
best eighteen hole round, gross and net.
March 28, Medal play handicap, for
&4r dvl
'5
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A GLIMPSE OF THE COUNTRY CLUB'S TENNIS COURTS.
(combined scores),
Prizes for first and
cap, medal play
partners by lot.
second pairs.
January 8, Four-ball foursome, han
dicap, match play, best ball vs. Bogey.
Select own partners. Prizes for first
and second pairs.
January 17, Three-ball handicap
match, on basis of twenty-seven entries.
After first round, nine winners; after
second round,, three winners, the latter
playing off for first, second, and third
prizes.
January 21, Swatfest handicap, to be
played as a medal round, for Herbert L.
Jillson cup and second and third prizes.
January 31, Round robin handicap.
Prizes for best gross and best net scores
in qualifying round. The four players
making best gross scores to play a match
vs. each other at scratch for first and
second'prizes, and the four making best
net. scores, at handicap for first and
second prizes.
February 7, Medal play handicap, in
three classes, for prize presented by Mr.
I. S. llobeson and for two other prizes.
One prize in each class.
February 14, Four-ball foursome,
handicap, medal play (combined scores).
Leonard Tufts' cup and second and third
prizes.
NB Eegular tournaments are open to
members only. All tournaments will be
played at two o'clock in the afternoon,
and, except where otherwise specified,
will be eighteen hole rounds,
THE MIIMVIXTFH II4IDICAP.
From All Quarter Inquiries and
EntrleN are Coming-.
From all quarters inquiries regarding
and entries for the third annual Mid
winter Handicap, scheduled for January
19, 20,' 21 and 22, are coming. C. W.
Billings and C. A. Lockwood, among the
best known trap shots in the Manhattan
district, say that the delegation from
that vicinity will be very large, and the
same is true of Massachusetts, Pennsyl
vania and the west, not to mention the
great southern delegation.
The Immortal lien.
Artie" Why is the hen immortal?"
Jennie" I dunno, why?"
Artie" Because her son never sets !"