TAGE FOURTEEN
THE PINEHUEST OUTLOOK
Ube ipineburst School
for
Offers a complete college preparatory course of six
classes combined with the advantages of open-air rec
reation during the winter season. Boys of twelve years
or over received as boarders, and day pupils enrolled in
regular classes by the term. Transportation provided
between Pinehurst and The School.
Participation in afternoon sports required of all boys
not formally excused. Week-end camping trips a feat
ure of the school activities. Competent supervision by
academic masters.
School hours: 8:25 A. M. to 5:00 P. M., Monday to Fri
day; Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 12:30 P. M.
Address, R. CLINTON PLATT, Acting Headmaster,
PINEHURST SCHOOL FOR BOYS, Pinehurst, N, C.
AUCTION SALE
NIAGARA, N. G„ TUESDAY, JAN. 6
AtlOiSOA. M. 300 Acres
Subdivided into small farms, known as Niagara Pines
We will sell at public auction on the above date, the re
mainder of the beautiful lots located in the delightful little town
of Niagara, N. C,, on the main line of the Seaboard Railroad,
and only a short distance from Southern Pines.
These farms will be adapted to the culture of peaches,
grapes, dewberries, tobacco and cotton, as well ms all vegetable
crops. Among these are some very desirable home sites, and
its location being about midway between Southern Pines and
Lake View, and adjoining some of the most famous peach
orchards in the South. This is a grand opportunity for any
one wishing to secure a good home site, or a small farm on easy
terms. Liberty bonds or war savings stamps will be taken at
face value as part payment on this propercy.
We have instructions from the owner to sell each and every
farm regardless ^f prico, so don’t overlook this opportunity to
buy. There will be a big barbecue dinner free for all on the
grounds. Take a day off, bring your family, and your friends,
and enjoy a New V(‘ar’s dinner.
Ladies especially invited. Our brass band will entertain
you. Many valuable prizes given away.
Sale Conducted by
AMERICAN REALTY & AUCTION CO.
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GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA
Fniuk Welch, Jr., Highland IMrn*s ]nii, and J. M. Windham’s Land
onice, Southern l*in*s, N. C., Selling Agents
A PROFESSIONAL SHOPPER
TELLS NEW YORK THE
LATEST STYLES IN
PINEHURST
From Pinehurst, N. C., comes the re
port that frilled blouses are very much
ill evidence among those at the resort,
who, coming from the game of golf
rather than the game of ‘‘wintering
South,’’ spend most of their time in
sports clothes. Deep ‘ ‘ V-ed ’ ’ or coat
sweaters tipen to reveal double frill ja
bots, generously pleated and most of
them simply finished with hemstitching,
though some of them carry a narrow
lace edging such as filet picot.
Neck lines seem to be turning their
favor to the round or oval', which is said
to be very prominent there, made with
a frilled collar that falls outs^ide of the
sweater that usually covers the body of
the blouse. This frill is said to be wider
this year, almost like the wide gathered
collars of lace that w’ere a neckwear
feature of the past summer.
A deep lavender blouse was one of
the few coloretl ones spoken of as seen
in Pinehurst, and this embodied both
the double front frill and the wide
]>leating at the neck, effectively worn
with on open w'hite sweater. Less fem
inine, but also reported popular, is the
high neck waist, finished with a stock.
Over-the-skirt numbers play a small
part at this resort as yet, since there is
little afternoon dressing, the golfers
keeping to the links all day. The new'ly
j)opular toast shade, however, was seen
in one Jfesque of lustrous satin, very
simply made.
Almost without exception, every one
lives all day in the open here and sports
clothes are more than popular. Looking
over the crowds one sees many in hunt
ing and equestarian costumes, and
others ready for the golf links and
tennis courts.
COLORED SPORTS ATTIRE
Scotch leather mixtures and corduroy
suits are much worn, and suits of soft
wool material show burnt orange-skirt
with corn dots of black, and a loose top
coat of black, black and green striped
skirt with green sweater of angora em
erald green duvetyn skirt, short and of
generous width, topped with matching
wool sweater and knitted tam.
Bright colored velvet hunting caps
Avith visor, are worn on all occasions,
generally matching the knitted sweater,
the tailored blouse, or the wide wool
scarf.
Many women here wear boota of
English pattern broad toed pull-ons,
in black dull or polished leather, banded
at the top with black or red patent
leather. The riding suits are the same
as those worn in the Northern cities,
w4th the addition of a buttonhole onu)-
ment, of three tiny Prince of Wales
feathers.
VELVETS AND BROCADES
Every evening there are dances at
hotels and cottages and here are seen
velvets and brocaded satin evening
dresses of the North as well as the more
summery gowns of net. Georgette cerpe.
satin and taffeta, and last aiUd most im
portant looking, the new weaves of cot
ton crepe and voile in the daintiest col
orings in plain, tiny chec,ks, dots and
stripes, with trimmings of narrow Bar-
onette ribbon, fring, ruchings and riffles
lace edged.
The thin dresses show’ shorter and
wide skirts, Avith normal belt sa.shcs,
and many have bodice trimmings of
lloAvers, a chou of narrow ribbon or the
Wales feathers.—Neu^ York WoniMi’s
irear.
Farmer II: I’ve bought a baroinotor,
Mandy, to tell' when it’s goin’ to rain,
ye knoAV. ”
Mrs. II: “To tell Avhen it’s goin’ to
rainf” Why, I ne\H'r heard of such ex-
traA^agance! What do you s’pos«> the
good Lord hoz giA’e ye the rheuniatiz
for?”
REMARKABLE REMARKS
John T>. Jioclefcller—The npostle
Paul was Ji fine business man.
Corra Harrxit-—Like all Gaul,
church is divided into three parts—the
Christians, the hardened saints and tlie
Choir.
Thomas A. Edison—I have never had
the time to be tempted to do anA'thing
against the moral law.
OLDEST CITY IN U. S.
P«na«col». FItt.
U. s. Navy Yard Old Spanisli Forts
Aoronautical School
Finest Huntln>r anti Fishinjj, Golf I.inks ,-itnl
Country Club. Korifiill particulars, Adtlros?-,
CHARIER* B. HnnVRV. ]«lan»erer
cARI>4»M HOTBE.
PINEHURST STEAM LAUNDRY
First Class Work in All
Departments
Done with Neatness and Dispatch
ITbe Cottage School
for
Boigs anb (Birls
Why not bring your chil
dren with you? They can
continue thek grade work
here.
MISS MARY CHAPMAN
Principal