PAGE FOUB THE PINEHUBST OUTLOOK The Sandhill Fair IF a rather trite observation can be pardoned and the exuberance of the press agent be conceded, tlie Sandhill Fair is announced this year ns bijigger, better and more interesting Uuin ever. We go to press while lie fair is still un hatched and the Secretary thereof is yet interceding wih old farmer Fergus Mc- Eachern McEcclefachan of Ballochmyle for the possession of three ears of corn. When your editor was a small boy a Fair was, for the mind, an intellectual holiday, and for the inner man, a de bauch of pink lemonade. But now it seems that we have fallen on solemn days, and Fairs have become sorely educational ” and correctly dietetic. Oh, where is the African whose head I smote! Where, oh where, is the hawker whose dulcet tones sang irresistably to my pocketbook until I came forward and on his oilcloth-covered altar trustingly offered him tribute of a nickel for his wares! Peace to their honored ashes! And may God be good to little boys nowadays 'who are denied these soul- stirring joys. We may except, however. The Horse Traders Convention. This will be quite in line with the unedifying and noble tradition dear to our fathers of old. It touches the high water mark of achieve ment. It is altogether a breathless and brilliant inspiration. It exalts Pine- hurst to the level of Bartholemew and Donnybrook. And the fame of it hath already spread from Dan to Beersheba and the traders have gathered together an assemblage of equine beauty the like of which was never seen by man. For proud Bucephalus will paw the earth beside the old gray mare (who ain’t what she used to be) and the snowy Ara bian will whinny to the bray of the answering jackass. And the traders themselves? Friends, let us pause. These are, indeed, gentlemen who are the last renniants of a worthy line. ITHACA WINS This is F. O.Williams, ho won the 19 19 Championship of all New England with an Ithaca. Mayor Reed won it in 1 9 1 8 w i t h an Ithaca. Jay Clark, Jr., won it in 19 17 with an hhaca. That’s another record (or Ithacas. Any man can break more targets with an Ithaca. Single trap guns, ncluding war tax, from $700 down. Catalog free. ITHACA GUN CO■ I Box Ithaca, N. Y. Double guns, including war tax, $45 and up. I was about to mention the Berkshire Hog Show and Sale. Here on the 21st, we meet with porcine grandeur truly awful; here we see majestic, dish-face, sows of the haute mondc; here is that eight hundred pound boar of cavernous grunt, all oblivious that his delivery on the grounds nearly ruined the expressman for life. Through a cheering concourse of people will pass in review the best parade ever staged hereabouts. Following in the wake of the twenty- eight Tceniorlee Military Music Makers and their attendant small boys will come our soldiers, sailors and marines, and each one anticipating, as he marches along, not only the Red Cross dinner that is coming to him, but also the pleasant sound of the old, familiar words: “You may fall out, men, and smoke if you wish.’’ And in their due order and sphere, as the marshal ordains, will follow patriotic floats, and exhibits symbolizing all the imporant industries of the Country. We are not permitted, either, to re- vo:)! tlie full details of tlie superb Pageant wh'ch will mark the Height of the festivities. We know our school chil dren have been drilling these past months on all the songs of the ^^.iiies—including I^ortugal and Costa Rica— and when those young ideas do at last lift the shrill voices in amazing chorus in the presence of thousands of spectators, the delight of all—choristers included—will know no bounrls. All who have ever directed a pageant, or ever been in a pageant, or even threatened with a pageant, will surely have some conception of the soul-snp- ping struggle inevitably experienced by those in charge of the performance; let it be known, therefore, that the dif- fifMiIt tnsk was allotteil this time to Mi-ss Esther Tiifts and Miss Alice Page, and further be it known that, at this late hour, these good souls are still in Ihe l)ost of healh and we predict that thev will not only survive but re ceive congratulations on all hands for their splendid Avork. Tt is most unfortunate that this page nuist be written in propiiecy before the Fair is held. Tt precludes all possibility of doing justice to it; nor can we in our small, allotted space render homage to Charles Picquet in appropriate measure. Picquet is the guiding and directing genius of it all. TTis is the great achieve ment of having taken a baby fair in his arms and nursed it along until the baby *an stand on her own feet and hold her own among the fairest of the fairs of North Carolina. Exquisite Novelties from Many Lands SweaterH, ^’aiHtn, Japanene Kimonni THB ;ak»i.ina kxhikition room Oaapkmifu MOST RESILIENT TENNIS BALLS IN THE WORLD Perfect bound — Accurate flight —- Scien- tiflc weight balance—No loosening, rough seams—seams—Absolutely uniform high est quality stock throughout—the longest- lasting tennis balls for the greatest num ber of hard, fast sets. Pennsylvania Rubber Co., JEANNETTE, PA. Dircci Faciory Branches and Service Agencies liroughout the United States. BRETTON IN THE HttRT OF THE WHITE WOUHTIINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE WOODS Jinproved Golf Courne Full 6,450 yards THE itlOt'NT PLBAMANT C. J Dunphy, iWanager Wiuter: Tli« Coplt'y Plaza liosroN, Mamh THB ini4»l IT W 4WHI]10T09i r. j. Poot Winter: Motel 'l«r**i>don .SK XliKKK/K, KI.A. Information at 243 Fifth Ave., New York, and all of Mr. Foster’s offices Bank of Pinehurst CHECKING AND SAVING ACCOLNTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TO LET We Sell New York Etchange and A. B. A. Tratelers’ Glieques WE OFFEU YOU A DISTINCTIVE SERVICE IN Real Estate and All Lines of Insurance CAETHAGE T^EALTY AND INSURANCE COMPANY P. O. DRAWER 6, CARTHAGE, N. C. Dogs of Hiah Decree We breed, import and deal in High-class Dogs Colonial furnishings; Southern onh/. If you desire a ^ve11 bred dog that your CALHOUN MANSION Opens for exclusive patronage; original cooking. neiglibors and friends will adsnire, write ii8 A'our wants. St. Bernards, Newfoundlands. Collies, Spaniels, Fox Terriers. Hull Terrlerh. Boston Terriers, Malcse and Toy Poodles. SOUTH JEh'SEY KFNXELS Stamp for reply GLOUCESTER C1T¥, N. J. f A.ttention I all Dog Fanciers! I FI«ANK H. AI>J>V3I \N I attends all shows. Dog^ pre- I pared, conditioned and handled. I My boarding kennels are second I to none. Inspection invited. I Sporting dogs, terriers and toys I for sale. I WATLAND KENNKLS, I P. O. Box 17, ARDSLEY, N. Y. Yaclitliij*’ (joir MBS. J. B. BERTOLETT CHARLESTON, S. C. IN THE WHI1E MOUNTAINS Bethleliem Country Club Bethlehem, New Hampshire Jolf hlcjil (jumlilioiiK. IH Hole Coiir8t:--(;(fJ(; jaiiln. (Jhih llon^e. .St('«!l liockcrs —'liiiwcrs. 'I'wo (JImv 'I'cnnlH Loiirts. Cluck (.olfainl I'uttinjr (irl-ens. Bethlehem has 30 Hotels TliPir liavc tiic jirhilcycs of tlioCIub. UK H Alt I > T. TAYT.OK l>K VTiH r At The Carolina for the Season of 1919-20. Dr. Taylor will not fo plate work nor administer general anesthetics at Pine- luirst, but will be prepared to perform all other usual dental operations. FOR SALE Three attractive Pinehurst cottages for sale, furnished: Casa Yucca $16,500 Cypress 12,500 Craddock 6,500 For particulars apply to A. S. NtWCOMB&GO., Realty and Insurance PINEHURST, - N. C. THE YARBOROUGH Rolciflh's Leading and Largest Hotel Huro])ean Plan. Cafe one of the best in. Die .South. Rooms Avithout bath $1.50’ and u]). Rooms with bath $2.00 to $3.00. R. IT. GRIFFIN HOTEL CO., Proprietors CAIVIOEIN The Kirkwood Riclinjr Rolo Oolf

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