"ITJ awonder ball all right
ANNUAL MIXED FOURSOMES
That's what they're all say
ing. Everywhere golfers are
marveling at the new
Goodrich
Whippet
THE WONDER
BALL
Here is a Ball that ACTUALLY EXTENDS THE LIMIT OF
SCIENTIFIC PLAY. Its wonderful EUBBEE PAINTED
COVER gives your club a better GRIP ON THE BALL. You
can put MORE SPIN TO YOUR STROKES. Never before have
you utt-n a J3all that you can CONTROL as you can the WHIPPET.
It gives more distance putts deader hugs closer.
Join the crowd. The WHIPPET is on sale at the
Pinehurst Country Club all sizes $9.00 the dozen
Orange Spot Full Size Heavy Triangle Depressed
Maroon Spot Full Size Floater Triangle Depressed
Purple Spot Medium Size Medium Pebbled
Green Spot Small Size Heavy Triangle Depressed
Black Spot Small Size Medium Triangle Depressed
Last year's favorites, the Stag, Meteor and Scotty, also supplied
The B F. Goodrich Company
Factories Akron, Ohio
Ibotel puritan
Commonwealth Avenue, BOSTON
Near Massachusetts Avenue Car Lines and
New Subway Station
Distinctive JBoston Ibouse
Some globe trotters have been good enough
to say that the Puritan is one of the most
attractive and homelike hotels in the world.
Inquiries gladly answered.
The booklet of the hotel with guide to
Boston and its historic vicinity will
be mailed on receipt of your card.
O. P. COSTELLO
Manager
The Jewelry Shop
Large and Varied Stock of
Diamonds, Jewelry
Silverware and Notions
THE LEXINGTON
Pinehurst, N. C.
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Baths,
Excellent Table, Moderate Bates
EDWARD FITZGERALD, Manager.
Summer Season: THE COLUMBUS, White
Mountains, Bethlehem, N. H.
THE PINE CREST I IN IS
i -sir J
A recent delightful addition to
Pinehnrst's Hotels
MODERN THROUGHOUT.
Mrs. E. C. Bliss.
From the Best Manufacturers Only
Repairing of Jewelry and Engraving of
All Kinds, All in Our Own Shop
by Skilled Workmen
MAY WE SERVE YOU?
Dr. Ernest W. Bush
OSTEOPATH
Southern Pines, North Carolina
FULEIHAN'S
Exquisite Novilties from Many Lands
Laces, Embroideries, Jewelry
THE CAROLINA EXHIBITION ROOM
LIFT-THE-LATCH
Teas, Luncheons, and Suppers
The Misses Little, Pinebluff, N. C.
About 8,000 acres of land, in body, within
one mile of Highway route, four miles from
railroad. Satisfactory terms. Apply to
W. ERVIN McGILL, Fayetteville, R. F. D. No. 3, N. C.
ma
Silver Toils and Tin Wliimle Tourney
Leading- Attraction of Buy Week
NO EVENTS of the
entire season are antici
pated with keener pleas
ure than the invitation
mixed foursomes of
the Silver Foils and the
Tin Whistles which, this
year, followed one an
other on Wednesday and
Thursday. fln the Silver Foils event a
triple tie for first prize between Mr. and
Mrs. T. E, Palmer of Erie, Mr. W. E.
Truesdell of Fox Hills and Mrs. Donald
J. Eoss of the Pinehurst Country Club,
and Mr. Irving S. Eobeson of Eochester
and Mrs. Herbert L. Jillson of the Pine
hurst Country Club gave zest to the play.
If Mr. Eobeson and Mrs. Jillson went out
in forty-two and came back in forty-five
for a gross total of eighty-seven, which
was lowered only two strokes by Parker
W. Whittemore of the Brookline Country
Club and Mrs. E. H. Barlow of the Merion
Cricket Club, who made forty-three, forty
two for a gross of eighty-five. If Scores :
Mrs. H. L. Jillson
Mr. I. S. Robeson
Mrs. T. R. Palmer
Mr. T. R. Palmer
Mrs. D. J. Ross
Mr. TV. E. Truesdell
Mrs. R. H. Barlow
Mr. P. W. Whittemore
Mrs. J. T. Newton
Mr. J. T. Newton
Mrs. J. R. Price
Mr. II. C. Fownes
Mrs. J. D. Climo
Mr. J. D. Climo
Mrs. E. R. Behrend
Mr. E. R. Behrend
Mrs. W. S. Morse
Mr. W. S. Morse
Miss B. Farrington
Mr. R. A. Balfe
Mrs. II. R. Stockton
Mr. P.' S. Maclaughlin
Mrs. II. H. Van Cleef
Mr. I. B. Roberts
Mrs. William West
Mr. C. B. Fownes
Mrs. J. V. Hurd
Mr. J. V. Hurd
Mrs. J. G. Splane
Dr. M. W. Marr
Mrs. Edith Barnett
Mr.R.C. Shannon, II
Mrs. T)a?iipl Si
ur, W T. V59 52 11117 94
)
I 50
53
45 87 3 84
48 49 97 13 84
51 10319 84
43 42 85 1 86
54 68 11225 87
47 44 91 4 87
53 103 16
3 47 100 12
50 60 110 22 88
53 51 10416 88
46 46 92 3 89
Thursday's Tin Whistle event went
Wednesday's "one better" with a quad
ruple tie for first at eighty-four between
Mr. I. S. Eobeson and Mrs. Herbert L.
Jillson, Mr. C. S. McDonald and Mrs. G.
M. Howard, Mrs. W. E. Truesdell and
Mrs. J. D. C. Eumsey, Mr. II. W. Ormsbee
and Miss Lucy Priest. If Mr. Eobeson
and Mrs. Jillson recorded a brace of
forty-three's for an eighty-six total and
the best gross score of the day; five
strokes in the lead of Mr. C. B. Fownes
and Miss Louise Elkins who made ninety
one. II. C. Fownes and Mrs. J. Raymond
Price were ninety-two. If There was a
triple tie at eighty-five, net, between Mr.
Fownes and Miss Elkins, Mr. J. D. C.
Eumsey and Mrs. W. E. Truesdell and
Mr. E. G. Chandlee. If The scores:
Mrs. II. L. Jillson )
I. S. Robeson f
Mr
43 43 86-
2 84
53 55 108 18-
90
50 53 103-
44 49 93-
-12 91
2 91
54 106 15 91
47 55 102-
93
Mr. W. L. Milliken
Miss Evans
Mr. J. H. Clapp'
Mrs. I. S. Robeson
Mr. C. L. Becker
Miss L. K. Priest
Mr. G. T. Dunlap
Mrs. J. D. Chapman
Mr. J. D. Chapman
Mrs. R. W. Swan
Mr. W. (E. Wells
Mrs. C. B. Lawrence
Mr. W. S. Van Clief
Mrs. C. M. Wells
Mr. W. H. Thayer
Mrs. G. N. Howard
Mr. C. S. McDonald
Mrs. Guy Metcalf
Mr. Donald Parson
Mrs. G. D. Munson
Mr. W. T. Stall
Miss Elkins
Mr. J. G. Nicholson
Mrs. W. E. Truesdell
Mr. T. B. Boyd
Mrs. J. P. Gardner
Mr. J. P. Gardner
57 46 103 9 94
50 58 108 12-
96
56 57 11317 96
56 54 110 14 96
54 57 11115-
96
55 57 112 15 97
58 53 111 13 98
59 55 114 14 100
54 56 110 9 101
54 65 119 18 101
57 51 108 7 101
55 66 121 19 102
53 63 11611105
49 55 104 20 84
84
46 45 91 6 85
60 112-
Mrs. G. M. Howard ) nn
Tvr i a n t t m 46 53 99 15 84
Mr. C. S. McDonald j
Miss Lucy K. Priest
Mr. II. W. Ormsbee
Mr. W. E. Truesdell
Miss Elkins
Mr. C. B. Fownes j
Mrs. W. J. Cross ) ,0
Mr. E. G. Chandlee J "
Mrs W E Truesdell 5Q 5g
Mr. J. D. C. Rumsey j
aCttam 55 55 110-24
Mr. II. II. Rackham j
Miss Cross
Mr. F. C. Abbe
Miss II. Barnett
Mr. C. B. Hudson
Miss Farrington
Mr. S. LeRoy
52 55
101
85
86
86
50 52 10215 81
53 49 10215 87
rVVr?110166'! 50 53 103-16- 87
Mr. T. R. Palmer J
Mrs. C. B. Robinson R4
Mr. J. M. Robinson J
92 4 sg
43 49
51 54 105 15 90
Mrs. J. R. Price
Mr. II. C. Fownes
Mrs. J. G. Splane
Dr. M. W. Marr
Mrs. J. D. Climo
Mr. M. B. Johnson
Miss E. Barnett
Mr. R. C. Shannon
Mrs. E. C. Bliss
Mr. II. II. Buckley f
Mrs. W. K. Nichols ")
Mr. W. L. Hurd (
TVrc 1? TT 71
t t ' ' UW 46 49 95- 3- 92
J
57 55 11222 90
i 52 49 10110 91
J
53 64 11725 92
55 57 11220 92
Mr. J. H. Clapp
Mrs. I. S. Robeson )
Mr. C. L. Becker j
Mrs. J. S. Irving l
Mr. W. L. Milliken
Mrs. R. II. Chapman t
Mr. J. H. Redfield
Mrs. J. II. Redfield
Mr. T. L. Redfield J
Mrs. T. R. Palmer 1
Mr. H. R. Mackenzie
Mrs. W. W. Powers 1
Mr. W. W. Powers
Mrs. R. W. Swan 1
Mr. J. T. Newton j
Mrs. William West ")
Mr. J. G. Nicholson j
Mrs. J. P. Gardner
Mr. J. P. Gardner f
53 52 10513 92
50 52 10210 92
53 58 11119 92
56 58 11422 92
52 53 10512 93
59 51 11017 93
54 63 11724 93
50 56 10612 94
53 56 10913 96
Mrs. Ransom Hooker) n or
Dr. G. T. Gregg jl 56 "7-11- 96
Mrs. Edwin Henderson
Mr. Edwin Henderson j
Mrs. W. L. Shearer 1
60 60 12024 96
62 60 122 25 97
64 64 12831 97
56 56 11215 97
Mr. C. M. Wells
Mrs. J. T. Newton "l
Mr. R. C. Blancke J
Mrs. John Wells
Mr. A. L. Carr
Mrs. H. R. Stockton t
Mr. P. S. Maclaughlin
Mrs. W. S. Morse ) nQ
j. &y s) no "a
51 51 102
98
Mr. W. S. Morse