THE PINEHURST OUTLOOK
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Durham, North Carolina
Fire Proof
Two Hundred Rooms
The best place to stop between
Richmond and Pinehurst
War (wings (Stamps
iliyend Poldiers
BELLE TERRE NURSERY
English Violet Plants $1.50 per 100
Belgium Iris Bulbs. 1.50 per 100
English Ivy Plants 3.00 perdox.
Will add beauty to your grounds
C. P. HEYWARD, Southern Pines, N. C.
The Yarborough
Raleigh's Leading and Largest Hotel
European Plan. Cafe one of the beet in
the South. Booms without bath $1.25
and up. Rooms with bath $1.75 to $3.00
B. H GRIFFIN HOTEL CO., Props.
Batchelder & Snyder Company
Packers Poultry Dressers, Butter Makers
47, 49, 51. 53, 55, 57, 69, 61, 63 Blackston St.
2, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 74, 76 North St.
BOSTON. MASS.
GEORGE G. HERB, B.S..D.D.S.
SPECIALIST IN PORCELAIN FILLINGS
AND CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
Southern Pines North Carolina
'Phone 39
Dr. Ernest W. Bush
OSTEOPATH
Southern Pines. North Carolina
The Solemn Duty
Of Every
Man
This is our war, every one of us, and
it is our absolute duty to go out of our
way and make sacrifices, to do every
thing in our power for those boys "over
there.' ' Make sacrifices and save, the
biggest gain is to the saver. Invest
your savings in Thrift Stamps and War
Savings Stamps which pay 4 per cent
interest, that isn't sacrifice, it's good
business. Unless we meet and put
through the issues of today we will have
greater and more serious battles to fight.
Save for yourself and your country.
Buy War Savings Stamps. For sale at
banks, and postoffice.
WAR SAVINGS CMMITTEE.
work planned that will raise the stand
ard of medical and surgical work in the
district where it is applied and no as
surance of permanence. The latter crit
icism being the most serious one, for wo
all know that in a democracy and es
pecially in a poor democracy such as wo
have in the South, (poor in the financial
sense), the people object very much to
paying taxes and many good movements
are often defeated before they have had
time to get well established and prove
their worth. There is no feature of the
Rockefeller plan that would last beyond
a year or so should the people of the
county, under reactionary political lead
ership, decide to discontinue the work.
THE SANDHILL PLAN
The plan we would like to work out
here in connection with our hospital, is
not subject to this criticism. Whether
our plan were carried on or not by' the
people there would always be a per
manent health center left with so many
strong friends made by actual service
rendered, that it could not well be dis
continued. For that matter the hos
pital is now running and growing gaily
in strength and influence, without county
and State support and without any
feature of the plan we have in our
minds yet developed except the school
inspection work. The work it is doing
and has done will stand very close com
parison with any work accomplished by
the Rockefeller plan.
The only work that has been done in
Moore County that parallels any of the
Rockefeller work is the inspection of the
school children of the county. That was
done as efficiently last year as it could
be done in that every child was care
fully examined, card catalogued and, in
the case of those found with defects, a
card was sent to the parents describ
ing the defects and advising immediate
treatment. So far this parallels the
Rockefeller School Inspection Unit, but
in our case only a beginning has been
made, now the real work for the chil
dren begins. We offer them a hospital
where they can get their defects cor
rected at reasonable prices, their tonsils
removed for $10 and their adenoids for
$7 and back of that we offer them the
organized physicians of the territory
already beginning to specialize and fully
prepared to take care of any emergency
that may arise.
This hospital has saved a great deal
of life in the section that would have
been lost had it not been here. Though
it is a question whether a county in
which there is a large city with a well
equipped hospital needs such a hospital
as ours in its rural districts there is no
question that such an institution as ours
is an imperative need in a county that
is seventy miles from the nearest city
with an adequate hospital. In the
opinion of all who have seen our hos
pital here develops the need for it is
greater by far than the need for thfc
Rockefeller plan and another grave de
fect of that plan is that it does not take
into consideration whether the county it
seeks to operate in is equipped with a
means of correcting the trouble or not.
The hospital has given many of the
country patients a new idea of cleanli
ness and sanitation and has taught them
how to take care of themselves when
they are sick. It has sent out and is
sending out every day, men, women and
children cured of their troubles and
with a new knowledge about what caused
their troubles and a determination to
correct those causes. Whether any ad
ditional work is done or not what has
been done will justify the hospital's
existence and it will continue to grow in
influence and accomplishment.
Now the plan in mind by the Trustees
for health work in Moore County to sup
plement and make more effective the
work of the hospital is briefly this (1)
employ a whole time health officer for
the county who will also be resident
physician of the hospital (2) take up
through him the life extension work
and the infant hygiene work as out
lined in the Rockefeller plan and make a
beginning at the soil pollution work.
This unit would be handled by dividing
the county into small units and tackling
only as many units per year as could be
conveniently handled and at no great
expense. Especial emphasis should be
put upon the correction of defects found
through the hospital and the develop
ment of the hospital as a permanent
health educational center in the county.
Our IBoy IVvxt Door
I didn't vote for Wilson; I never liked
him much;
The golden pinchnosed glasses gave a
sort of dudish touch.
I didn't like his methods disliked his
friends still more
But one thing that has changed me was
S THE BOY NEXT DOOR.
Hy life's . been pretty happy, I've had
I a lot 'of joys,
here's been just one draw back; I
I never had no , boys, ,
But I 've got a littlo daughter, and I
know she has a store
Of love and trust .and longing for
THE BOY NEXT DOOR.
.;r, sli'.o Jl'V'f ' : ' '
But when the fateful day arrived that
we knew we'd got to fight,
I forgot the. way I , voted, for our Presi
dent was right.
I couldn t go ' to ; battle ; I'm too old,
and stiff and sore,
But the first one that enlisted was
THE BOY NEXT DOOR.
And by God, I'm right behind him, with
every cent I've got,
To buy him food and shelter and pow
der, guns and shot;
And if God will just watch o'er him and
send him back once more,
I expect that I'll be daddie to
THE BOY NEXT DOOR.
And there's lots of us old fellows, too
old to go and fight,
And with no sons to represent us and
battle for the right.
But we can give our money as we never
did before.
And love and hope and courage to
THE BOY NEXT DOOR.
Will M. Cressy, in Omaha World-
Herald.
The De SOTO
Savannah, Georgia
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MANAGER
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8 Stewart Sporting Sales Co,
0 425 FIFTH AVE., t38thSuN.Y.
Pinehurst Jewelry Shop
At The Carolina
Jewelry Novelties & Silverware
Repairing and Engraving
A. IVIOIVTESAINTI
Tailor and Dress Maker
Riding Habits and Sporting Apparel
French Dry Cleaning
Pennsylvania Ave., Southern Pines. N. C.
MYRON W. MARR. M 0
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN FOR PINEHURST
Office at the Caroline
Hours: 10 to 11 a.m., or by appointment