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THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK A EiW Original CraeSoa For Ti Siaaiiiir ' MAGXTLTE ml CHEZ27LXM32 slty anrt ai.aac aimffiinA. THE LARGEST FDtEFROOF EXS03ZT HOTEL n THE WORLD 3ixnrm Ci3 Rntwrat Ti Adjustable Hole-Rim or Gap For Putting Greens Seamlesa Pezsszd Steel, Galvanized. Thin and stiff. Holds its shape. No mud en tall. No water in Cup. Lip of Cup accurately adjusted up or down, relative to surface, without removing Cup. No harp Ifarker-Rods, or Bamboo Spikej. t r'Sf 4 I I v&let ms reqaert f aaaal s t mtj Glf Club ia the U. 5. wlthavt xa j charge hater for 24 trial fa the gri re rrnas ossi sn l jr. l m, wasmitao. c 1X7223 L 1 EL, t33 fawHairt C, lasftst. lass The Draey Hotel, tourirti ia ti C:va- Auriga. aid Zxr- WMhicfta. Eefa lr H. "ST. Prisss. Tha Carolina. O. Q. PATTEE, Proprietor OUTLOOK Pinefaurt, Xortlx Carolina II I'll 5tT2ff 5rv Tiri On DaiLir m7, Cama a Cany 7XTELJ3. "'"'-" jr'irrr, fT CeUS E3xt t u 1. 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OPZ3T ALL THE YZAK "In accessibflity of location; in absolute freedom from dampness and foga; in the per fect purity of its bealth-giring atmosphere, and the beauty and grandeur of its surroundings, the North Carolina Hot Springs stand pre eminent among health and pleasure resorts of America." Golf Tennis Open Swimming Pod Mountain Trails Horseback Riding. The waters of these springs have been found to be practically a specific in the cure of rheu matism, gout, rheumatic gout, kidney trouble, and all kindred ailments. Testimonials on application. Undeb Enttbe New ILasagimixt. For information and reservation write or wire FEED J. FULLER, Manager, Mountain Park Hotel, Hot Sfbjjtgs, N. 0. Tae BrdicTr mf tke &eatn After the extain went down cpon. the sombre battlefelds cf the Civil "War, and the last seres of an old civilization, the commercial world forgot the South, and the adventcrons youth of the Eepnblie turned their eager steps westward. A tradition and a problem remained, and a country largely unknown to the world. And the youngest man amongst U3 can remember it still a3 an unknown coantrv. Of course I do not mean3 unknown to the planter and the veteran that lived there. But nevertheless unknown to capital and enterprise, emigration and promise. The great forests and mountains, the broad rivers shining in the sun, the playgrounds in the "Western Carolinas within ten years were as wild and mythical as they were left by Daniel Boone or Andrew Johnson. The fast trains on the Seaboard careened from Baleigh to Columbia as if they were spanning an hiatus, and a kingdom left undisputed to the cotton planter, his tenants and his mules. A wise man, the cotton planter there are none better. And a good man bis tenant. And sturdy his mules, and peace ful the evenings over the snowy fields. Lord kve him, I am not decrying the sturdy and farsattered householders of cue of the great kingdoms of the earth. Tne Tnarvel is that they have so long been Lift in :n.!iLpG.ted ownership. Fcr it was only yesterday that the rest cf tne world awoke to find that the South n a zrat and splendid undiscovered iiurnitry- That between Richmond and SaLiai- "Wilmington and Xashville lay i territory more fertile than all the wind yvfee rrairia?. milder in climate than r:i --r -r.-i--r-"- g forest and river and ore anil lan-l. hardly siratehed by plow or iriZ. iosfciraild-. erir.dly. eipansive and rn-Ji die 2T?atest uneonqtiered territory in -n 2 irticru. Hemisphere. Hhase in T.cz r-jneraliries or unguarded fnirmerrj- Taii this neighborhood as xn. -!zmruf. Wien I was younger than Z rruw ul I wzlz personally to a great Ji'nir line tim.? head of the United rrar G;u:-zu;al Scrvey. and himself not eau am ic ni: riil cf all the great fortune "juiTiyrs- of tiis :untry men that har tiie fjrst and tne mountains of ir-iu. "Lie -Lert5 and the great rivers of tne whttt Zii tieir own use. And he aiiL laiierarcty tha; sneh. opportunity ia.L taisetL averting orly one. That iier-i itfZ rsnaineii grat unappropriated rranses :f azriiultural land in the S:utiu Land by all odds the tet in Ameriia in the most ideal and livable ienticn. havT"rg the best season, the best -ilfmate. the most water, the finest living 'xniiitions the heart of Ameriea. I then fared to the Department of AgrieTihure. Not only was I told the ame thing, hut to my astonishment was a.imonisheii not to pay more ftn $20 an aire for land. Because it was not good J Not a bit of it. Because there was so mu.ih of it. People swarmed into the deserts of Arizona and Colorado and bought land from $100 to $-500 an acre, with, the hope of being able to buy water to put on it. And under the same sun, a thousand miles nearer home, in the shade of the pines and magnolias, watered by innumerable rivers, and luxuriant in landscape, equitable in climate, to be had for the asking, lay the fairest part of an inheritance. This particular dominion here was liter ally discovered about twenty years ago. And it was not until five years ago that men from New York and New Hampshire became aware of the fact that there is not a better place to live to be found under the flag. For your purposes it is untouched. For every mile of plowed land or pink blossoming orchards or crowded golf links to be found there are twenty miles of woodland, potential estates and vineyards, ignorant of their destiny or their value. And, also ignor ant of them, rugged men still cling to the rocky sides of snow swept hills in the White Mountains, or struggle into artificial and alien countries seeking a myth. "Within ten years the great plains on the Seaboard, the land of the sky, the luxuriant delta, the pine laden Sandhills and the dynamos of the Great Southern rivers have all been found again. Found, described, marvelled at. But not yet appropriated. For there will be built the great communities, the industry, the civilization of the next era in American History. 1. ' " G,ad to sc you S ij J squad for you." YOU ARE WELCOME AT THE TRAPS YOU'LL find the "glad - hand" and a spirit of good fellowship wait ing for you on your arrival at any of the 5,000 Gun Clubs scattered over the country. Trapshooting is the national gun ; fest, a sport that appeals to men and has the approval of women. The flight of the clays makes sport for the vacation days. Go to the shooting club where you can have fun with your gun. ASK FOR BOOKLETS, "THE SPORT ALLURING" (FOR MEN) AND "DIANA OF THE TRAPS" t ! E. I, du Pont de Nemours & Co. Powder Makers Since 1802 WILMINGTON, DEL. THE Pinehurst Jewelry Shop Jewelry Notions and Silverware Repairing and Engraving Dr. Ernest W. Bush OSTEOPATH Southern Pines, North Carolina
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