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lliWlill4, THE PINEHURSt OUTLOOK,BaSw 12 The Mark of Excellence The Candy of Excellence Boston's Famous Candy PAGE SHAW Packed In Boxes v T ONE DOLLAR PER POUND Sold in All Principal Cities and at Our Retail Stores BOSTON, MASS 9 WEST STREET LYNN, MASS 50 CENTRAL SQUARE SALEM, MASS 254 ESSEX STREET j". . .362 FIFTH AVENUE I . . .553 FIFTH AVENUE I NEW YORK, N. Y. -J ...71 BROADWAY j . . . .BILTMORE HOTEL .VANDERBILT HOTEL PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1228 CHESTNUT STREET 120 SO. MICHIGAN AVENUE CHICAGO, ILL. , 8 LA SALLE STREET HOYS' JPRBPAIlATOItir SCHOOL Health Inspector Johnson, of Cambridge, Mass., says: "The Page & Shaw candy manufacturing plant, Ames Street, Cambridge, is one of the finest plants for sanitary conditions and purity of output that I have ever seen." ON SALE AT THE CAROLINA AND COUNTRY CLUB Mr, Eric .Parson, Late Matter at Groton, Opens at Pinehurst Mr. Eric Parson, whoso brother, Don ald Parson, has long been known at Pine hurst and who is in a fair way to be made famous by his younger brother who is at present one of the leading mem bers on the Harvard football team, is a graduate of Groton School and of Har vard University. Since graduation he has been a master under Dr. Peabody at Gro ton, and is presumably as well fitted for the task he has undertaken as any man can be. Groton is generally conceded to be in the front rank of boys ' preparatory schools. Last Spring Mr. Parson bought a very attractive place on the outskirts of Pine hurst on the brow of a hill covered with little pines, overlooking a pleasant little valley. There he has built a substantial school building of good design and ap pearance, and fully equipped it to accom modate the masters and scholars of a boys' preparatory school. He has arranged to take day scholars from the Village, who will be motored to and from school ; and these pupils will be encouraged to remain in the country throughout the afternoon, entering into the school 's extsa curricular activities. It is Mr. Parson 's aim to keep the boys in the open air as much as possible. Dur ing favorable weather classes will be con ducted out of doors on large sunny porches. Out-of-door games, forestry, ornithology, botony, historical and geo graphical excursions, riding and tramp ing will occupy the boys ' time after class room hours. The school will be open until May 20. .TACK40JV SPnilVGS HOTEL Opens Under Sew Management With Promise of Deing a Center of Considerable Interest The Jackson Springs Hotel has been leased and will be managed this season by Mr. William K. Bennett of Syracuse, N. Y. To a recent resident of the environs of the Beaux Arts Mr. Bennett's plans sound very good indeed. He is expert in the business of both providing for and literally entertaining his guests. Until recently he has been the manager of the South Bay Club House on Lake Oneida, and has had the congenial task of pro viding afternoon teas and supper parties and bachellor dinners, and ' country club dances, and singerfests and all those things that keep up the population of Broadway and add to the stock of harm less pleasure in the world. If, as he says he intends, he really makes attractive and complete arrange ments for dancing parties- under the moon or the Japanese lanterns, and understands the arts of the chef of the Pres Cataline, and he can give something of the tone of the Royal Danielli, we are convinced that the new highway from Pinehurst to his hostelry will be crowded. Now that is exactly the idea. We believe in it and him. Hence this fine send off. If he does not come up to specifications we will not trust human prediction again. PINEHVRS1 G U W CHEW Heing- Org-anized as Part of the Sandhill IBattery Roger Derby, in talking to General Wood recently, suggested that next year we would bring a phalanx of cars and guns from this section to the Plattsburg camp, but intimated that possibly our rank and file would display more independence and less training than called for by the regula tions. The general inquired if they could shoot. "Yes." "Well, can they march?" "Yes." "Will they fight?" "Nothing they like to do better." "Bring them along. That's exactly what we want." The direct consequence is that by the time this paper goes to press the Sandhill machine gun battery will be incorporated. The Bene Mercier guns, the full infan try equipment, automatic postol and bolo will be issued for six gun crews by the United States Government. One of these crews will be recuited and have its head quarters at Pinehurst. Those residents of the village who are permanent may apply for enlistment at the Pinehurst General Oflice. Our Ambition (Concluded from page eight) for you, and to all who come. That there may be a record and a kindly reminiscence of hunts and games and gatherings. Our idea is that this is made full and satisfactory by our participation in all that goes to make the community; of Southern Pines, that monument to John Patrick, whose stately homes upon the hill are our nearest approach to real beauty in country estates; of Carthage, relic of the Revolution; of the Drowning Creek plantation, headquarters of the new spirit of community life, and of the Page colony clustered about the hill at Aber deen, the statesmen of the section. When we invite you to Pinehurst, we in vite you to see and participate not only in a cottage and the sunshine and the tennis tournament, but to be part of this, a young and powerful community, and if you desire, with us in the village paper, to follow the growth of the one practical application of the Rural Idea, so prolific in print, to real life. We might add, with embarrassment, that if you believe we can make this interesting you might send us a dollar for a year's subscription. Go ahead. We are prepared to say you will find $1 inter est in tourneys and festivals, in dances and. poetry, in scores and the sounding hunt. Or if not, in our collection of celebrities, whom we guarantee to be worth ten times the sum. Or if not, we will throw in the history of the regenera tion of the country, along lines now famous, in detail. We know that will get you. Send it to The Outlook, Pinehurst. Or just to Pinehurst. We'll get it. Henry A. Pagre Succumbs To the game of golf. After many years of persuasion the head of Page & Com pany has at last become a daily figure on the golf links.
The Pinehurst Outlook (Pinehurst, N.C.)
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