THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
For Sale
Here is Your Opportunity for Hunt
ing and Fishing in Fall and Winter
BEAUTIFUL
SOUTHERN ESTATE
On Homosassa River, West Coast of Flor
idaSix miles from Gulf of Mexico. Emin
ently suited to gentleman's house or for club.
Said to be twenty-eight kinds of fish in the river.
Excellent quail shooting within short distance,
also deer hunting. There is also duck shooting
in rivers running into the Homosassa, as well
as plenty of duck shooting in the Cheshowski
River, ten miles below Homosassa an easy
trip by boat.
FINE COTTAGE Completely furnished.
Lighted by acetylene gas, containing living
room, dining room, gentlemen's room, lavatory,
kitchen and servant's bedroom on first floor.
Five commodious chambers and two bathrooms
on second floor with flush closets connecting
with sewers. Piazza on north, fronting tha
river, which is but fifty feet distant. Piazza
also on west, fronting orange and grapefruit
groves, and fountain.
ABOUT TWO ACRES OF LAND All
enclosed with fine painted fence.
WATER TOWER For salt and fresh
water.
ENGINE HOUSK AND ENGINE For
water service and acetylene lights. Also stable
and addition.
WAGON FOR HUNTING Fitted for ice
and water for dogs.
FINE DOG KENNELS.
FORTY-SIX ORANGE TREES Seventeen
bearing fruit this year.
FIFTY-FOUR GRAPEFRUIT TREES
Eight bearing fruit this year.
TWO TANGERINE TREES Full bearing.
FINE BOAT HOUSE With three power
boats, one built by Lawley, with mahogany fin
ished cabin. Has two lounges, very comfort
able for sleeping. Lavatory. Speed eight miles
per hour. Two ether boats fitted for fishing.
Two mahogany row boats and one ordinary
rowboat.
Price $12,500
Which is less than one-half of original
Investment. Inquiries for further details
should be addressed to Geo. C. Dutton, 55
Tremont St., Boston, Mass.
Notice This is the estate of the late B. F.
Dutton.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT HOTEL iN THE SOUTH
Eu'opcan plan Tir kish and Roman baths. Stop over
and see beautiful Richmond and histoMcal points. Coun
t'y Club, with 18-hole Golf Club nearby. Booklet on
request . F. WEISIOER, Manager
Merchants & Miners Trans. Go.
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BETWEEN
Boston, Providence and Norfolk
MOST DELIGHTFUL ROUTE
TO AND FROM PINEHURST
Florida Service between Boston, Providence, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Jacksonville
Fine steamers Low Fares Best Service
AUTOMOBILES CARRIED
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E. 0. Lohr, Agt., Norfolk, Va.
0. H. Maynard, Agt., Boston, Mass.
James Barry, Agt., Providence, R. I.
W. P. Turner, G. P. A., Baltimore, Md.
"Finest Coastwise Trips in the World"
OUTLOOK
Published Every Saturday Morning During
the Season, November May, at
Pinehurstv North Carolina
Conducted hy Ralph W. Page
For Advertising Rates and Space apply to
JED WIN A. HE1S1I4JI
11 West 32d Street, New York
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Additional
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tions. Good photographs are especially desired.
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Hours 9 to 5. In telephoning ask central for
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ment on request.
Entered as second class matter at Post Office
at Pinehurst, Moore County, North Carolina.
Saturday, December 30, lOlO
nellgiou Services
At the Pinehurst Chapel:
Holy Communion 9.30 A. m.
Children's Services 10.00 a.m.
Morning Service and Sermon 11.00 A. m.
Night Service at the Com
munity House at 8.00 p. m.
Roman Catholic
Early Mass . . . . 6.15 A. m.
Second Mass 8.00a.m.
mails
Arrive 8.00 a. m. Leave 7.00 a. m.
8.30 A. m. 8.30 A. m
7.00 P. M. 6.00 P. M.
8.30 P. M. 8.00 P. M.
Train
NORTH
Leave 9.40 a. m.
9.00 p. m.
from north
Due 8.05 A. M.
8.30 P. M.
SOUTH
Leave 7.10 a.m.
7.35 P. M
FROM SOUTH
Due 10.30 a. m.
9.45 P. M.
In Search of the Beautiful
We have recognized for a long
time that we should have to
break away from the ugliness of
the prevailing "Develop Your
Resources" idea before we could
become a really inhabitable neigh
borhood. That we would have to
build along the lines of the Greeks
and not of the promotor, and
make beauty and permanence our
ideal instead of profits and dis
play. The year has shown some
sprouting of the germ. The ladies
of the Auxiliary are hot in pur
suit of some method to curb the
burning of our young pine
growth, and have created a grow
ing public sentiment in favor of
making all our roadways into
parkways, to be given to the pub
lic and planted in shade trees for
all time. Our public and private
buildings are beginning to show
the value to the vicinity of good
architecture witness both the
many houses of really excellent
and beautiful design erected here
in the village and on Weymouth
Heights at Southern Pines, and
such attractive structures as the
girls' dormitory at Eureka, and the
High School at Candor. We have
learned one of the first rudiments
of civilization, lost in the com
mercial shuffle of our time, that
nothing ugly is economical.
The Advent of Art
We could never hope to attract
to our borders people of culture
and refinement, or to bring up our
children to be such, without due
consideration of the arts and
graces of existence. Consequent
ly perhaps the greatest single
contribution that has been made
to the whole movement is John
F. Patrick's Art Colony project.
Whatever the details are, the
salient fact stands out that he has
induced to come to Southern
Pines an artist of International
reputation, with an eye to see the
gorgeous sunsets and the mellow
lights (which incidentally we have
not heard mentioned half a dozen
times in as many years, although
they cover the country with a
luxuriant beauty at dusk that is
not surpassed on the Island of
Capri or the Grand Canyon, or
anywhere on the mortal planet")
and a hand to depict them; and
most important of all the faculty
of teaching the elements of draw
ing and painting. His presence
and his work will be an incalcul
able addition to the miniature
civilization we are working for.
Dispelling a Fallacy
Hand in hand with the spirit of
living a fellow has to have the
means. Addressing now a purely
Pinehurst audience, we would like
to dispel an idea that has irri
tated us a long time. Hardly a
day goes by but that some friend
on the fairway expresses the idea
that nothing grows here that
Pinehurst is a kind of garden in
a desert. As a simple matter of
fact the agriculture of this neigh
borhood is the most varied of any
place we know in the South. It
is intentially so. And as another
simple fact the growing of
peaches in this district is by all
odds the best and most successful
in the United States. Fifty thou
sand peach trees have been
planted within three miles of the
ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE
The Original Antiseptic Powder forv the Feet
GOLFERS
Tennis and Base Ball
Players, Dancers, Walkers
use it because it
makes their feet
comfortable and
keeps them in con
dition. Shake it in
the shoes and sprin
kle in the foot-bath.
The Standard rem
edy for the feet for
a Quarter Century
Makes tiyht-rit-ing
o r patent
leather dices feel
easy. Relieves hot,
puffy feet,
Sold everywhere, 25c. For FI?EE
sample address
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The Nassau Country Club, Olen Cove,L.I.
Or ass Seed supplied by Stumpp
& Walter Co.
Grass Seed
of Known Quality
GUARANTEED FOR PURITY
AND GERMINATION
For the Best Results, the purchase of
seed of the very highest quality, select,
ing the right varieties in proper propor
tion to suit soil and climatic conditions,
is most important.
Remember: All our seed is of the
highest quality, purchased direct from
the source of supply, carefully exam
ined as to purity and growth, and tested
by the leading seed-testing stations of
Europe and Washington, D. O.
We are always glad to suggest for
mulas suited to soil and climate, and tell
you the exact percentage of each of the
varieties in the formula, or we furnish
seed by named varieties.
The benefit of a grass seed expert
one who has made a life study
of this subject is at your disposal
30 & 32 BarclayStreet New York
Highland Park Hotel
(Queen of Winter Resorts)
GOLF POLO TENNIS HUNTING
All Outdoor Sports
Open December to May
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J. J. Sweeney, Manager
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