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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
West Virginia
A European Cure in America
The Greenbrier Hotel
EUROPEAN PLAN
OPEN ALL THE YEAR
Finest Bath Establishment in America connected directly with
the Hotel. Nauheim and all principal baths of European Health
Eesorts are given with equal benefit in Winter as in Summer.
6,300 yard Golf Course in fine condition.
Fred Sterry
Managing Director
Booking Offices
New York, The Plaza
Boston, Copley Plaza
J. H. Slocum
Resident Manager
THE PLAZA
New York
"World's Famous Hotel Opposite Central Park
At 59th Street
Best for Comfort, Luxury and Exclusiveness.
Close to Shops and Theatres.
Write for Booklet.
Fred Sterry, Managing Director.
The Absolute Dependability of
S.utton,s Grass Seed Mixtures
When VOU buv Sutton's inrlivirinfll t,o,.;;o
what you pay for. . uiutmeii, you get exactly
is &Sr5S. 'aS ys?edP7nt5eVerda88 The Chff
landTwlfed
MdtiSSmfiS?1 ?De - the lh-er; hlve marveled at theST?f the process
and the number of cleaning machines, Sutton's Seeds must pass throueh Your
fidcecnCf was,stlU. rther established, when you found that the wmplete
fSSTllSSr teStS CntinUaUy -r thrdfifc!
In comparing weights in buying, you will invariably find Suttnn'a 3
ffiurSeJ? kcauw thTSino f shells
Although we carry a stock of seeds on this side: still in the height nf tfc
season, large orders may have to come from England, is a precaution sand
your orders at least a month ahead of your needs precaution, send
You are welcome to a copy of our Red Book, on Golf Course Construction
WINTER, SON & COMPANY
oo-u wall Street, NEW YORK
Sole Agents East of the Rocky
, Mountains.
(With whom is associated Mr. H S
Colt, the famous Golf Course
Arcnitect;.
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Royal Seed Establishment
READING, - - ENGLAND
The Sherman T. Blake Co., 429 Sa;n"to
' Agents for
' r, ?AN FMNCISCO, CAL.
irte racijic Uoast
terested" heads in the legislature. To
gether with original drawings of the
Kentucky Cardinal and the holly tree, of
Loch Lomand and Notre Dame we ob
served on the blackboard a diagram
lucidly setting forth the workings of the
Credit Union just formed by these chil
dren's elders under the same roof. The
next generation will not be left by a
negligent nation to discover with an
ignorant and suspicious mind the leach
from the statesman.
This place is farmed by tenants. But
not the old tenant of righteous indigna
tion. Householders, each man with his
own individual establishment, with his
own problem, his own garden, his own
rotation. They all make all their own
food supplies, and are on the road to
permanent and self-respecting homes.
Not tenants. Men. Friends. Counselors.
Incidentally it is the second largest
and best kept plantation in the district,
and is governed from a dwelling of many
hospitable rooms, the very center of con
structive ideas on rural life in the State
of North Carolina.
HISTINttUISIIED AIiniVALI
(Concluded from page two)
N. Benedict, Pittsburgh; Mrs. F. O. Van
Gorden, G. W. Van Gordon, M. D., Pitts
burgh; Mrs. L. L. Stockton, C. H. Childs,
Mrs. J. G. Childs, New York; Mrs. J. F.
Fitzpatrick, St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. G. Mitchell, Montclair; Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Barnes and child, Welloley Hills;
Mrs. Edwin C. Belknap, Miss C. Belknap,
Evanston; G. A. Coleman, Boston; G. H.
Sallawan, J r., Dorchester.
At tbe Highland Pines Inn
Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont, Miss Elizabeth
H. Lamont, Miss Katherine Lamont, New
York; Edwin Beach, Orange, N. J.; E.
M. Houghton, Brattleboro, Vt.; Mrs. E.
L. Grant, Mrs. A. L. Leavitt, Richmond;
Mrs. W. A. Baldwin, Mrs. F. A. Bald
win, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Canoves, Jersey
City; A. M. Barrington, Clover Berks,
Ireland; Cecelia A. Smith, Memphis; Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Mowry, Norfolk; Mr. and
Mrs. M. Beach, Hashbrouck Heights, N.
J.; Mr. and Mrs. Imanuel Slade, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank North, Chicago; Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Durban, Miss Almira Durban,
Mrs. T. H. Wilkins, Erie, Pa.; Mr. J. T.
Hinkle, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
S. Boorse, Philadelphia; Miss E. Eoberts,
New York; Elmore F. Elmore, Mrs. E.
W. Morehouse, Peru, N. Y. ; Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Pfau, New York; Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Heacock, Cloversville ; Mrs. G.
Edward Atherton, Philadelphia; Mrs.
Austin L. Sands, Newport; Mrs. M. Ken
nerley, New York; Miss H. J. Hotaph,
Cleveland; Mrs. William "West, Phila
delphia; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy, Miss
Marjorie Bunnell, South Coventry, Ct.;
Mr. and Mrs. William Jordan, Miss Mari
on Jordan, Willimantic, Ct.; Mr. H. A.
Hughes, Miss E. L. Hughes, Brooklyn;
T. S. Carter, Eichmond; Maurice Ettlin
ger, Providence; Charles Vale, New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Fisher,
Miss Vera Fisher, Larchmont Manor, N.
Y.; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wolfenden, De
troit; Bennett Springer, Boston; William
H; Schive and wife, Moses Christian,
Pittsburgh; Eobert Eichter, Ambridge.
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Graham
Bell, Washington; W. W. Smart, H. E.
Cook, Boston; Carl H. Anderson, Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Holliday, New York.
At tbe Oerkabire
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stopfords, Mont
clair; C. A. B. Shrewe, Baltimore; Mr.,
and Mrs. J. Bydolck, Buffalo; Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Mergan, Youngstown; W. J.
McAffrey, New York; Mrs. J. E. San
born, Miss Dorothy Sanborn, Miss E. W.
Burrows, New Eochelle; Miss Kate Zog
baum, New York;
A I1 to Memory
Cyrus was asked how he managed to
remember the name of every soldier
under him.
"It's easy," replied the great Per
sian. "When I lived in the suburbs I
used to buy all my wife's threads and
ribbons. "
Fuiiiouh Screen Actreaa Reduced
to It as: a
In a worn blue sweater with her wealth
of blonde hair tucked under a torn boy's
cap, Blanche Sweet will make her appear
ance at the Carolina Theatre in William
C. DeMille's thrilling drama "Thfr
Eagamufiin."
The beautiful Miss Sweet is seen as a
girl of the slums who has been brought
up by an old crook who uses her in his
illegal calling and stands as a father to
iler. How, while burglarizing a house,
she meets the young man whose photo
graph makes her change her entire career,
goes toward making a photodrama that
is thrilling and unusual.
Miss Sweet's millions of friends wha
have seen her in evening gowns will be
more than delighted with her as the cute
little "tough" in her forthcoming
picture, to be shown at the Carolina
Theatre, Monday, February 21st.
NEW YORK AT NIGHT
with its famous "tango palaces," its
Theatre Lane, its great white way is
graphically pictured in A. H. Wood's
famous stage success "New York,""
while "Cinderella," the beautiful old
fairy tale so well depicted by Little Mary
Pickford, is the opposite extreme in life.
Which do you prefer? Both can be
seen at the Carolina Theatre Wednesday
night, February 23rd.
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BLANCHE SWEET IN "THE RAGMUFFIN"
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