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f Age 12 TEE PINEEUBST OUTLOOK GOLFERS Tennis and Base Ball Players use ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE The Antiseptic Powder to shake into the shoes be cause it takes the friction from the shoe, freshens the feet and makes walk ing a delight. Shake Allen's Foot-Ease Into your shoes before go ing on the links and no tice the difference in your , comfort, which often af fects your score. The Government sup plied 1,500,000 Ibs.df Pow der for the Feet to the troops during the war. Be sure to get the genuine Allen's Foot-Ease, At dealers everywhere. Sam ple Free by mall. Address ALLEN S. OLMSTED. La Roy, N. Y. Merchants & Miners Transportation Co., STEAMSHIP LINES Between ; Boston and Norfolk Mot faUghtfvl rtvU fe end from PINBHURST Tickets include 1 meals and stateroom ac commodations on steamer A. E. PORTER, C. H. MAYNARD, General Agent, 'General Agent, NORFOLK BOSTQN MYRONMRR, M. D. RESIDENT PHYSICIAN . ". -' 'FOR. PINEHURST Office at the CAROLINA Of fill Hiutt'lO to 11 A. M. or by Appointment The rery best house with the rery best Yurnishings-i-in the rery- best Location The rery best Garage property in best location including some of the Try best recant business Lot- I can giro' you the rery best price. SOUTHERN PINES. - N. O. Visit JACKSONVILLE On Your Trip South Two. great , attractions m are the 18-hole golf course at Country Club and HOTEL Y1NDLE Ton will enjoy your game; on the course and your stay at the hotel. European plan, com plete, modern, steam heat; convenient to every thing. Cafe in connection, next to City Hall WINDLE W. SMITH, PROP The Kirkwood CAMDEN HEIGTS CAMDEN. S. C. VNUSUALLT ATTRACTIVE SOUTHERN WINTER HOME TO LEASE FOR WINTER MONTHS Modern furnished home with, beautiful spa cious grounds overlooking "Winyeh Bay, miles from' Georgetown, S. O. One of the most picturesque places on the Carolina coast; 233 acres. Great live oaks hang with Spanish moss and an avenue of japonicai and azaleas lead to a modern house of It rooms. Garage and out buildings. Saddle horses and Motor Boat, good servants, fine hunting grounds, duck, deer, turkey, quail and other game. For further particular ad dress, OWNER, Belle Isle Plantation, Georgetown S. O. " " - . . . NORTH CAROLINA POULTRY CLUBS EXHIBIT AT NEW YORK Hens that lay, pullets that will la,v, and chanticleers challenging the world, crowd the floors in Madjson Square Gar den at New York City this week. In a space where, only a short time before, a company making one of Amer ica's finest automobiles had its exhibit, there are several display pens containing chickens raised and owned by . North Carolina boy and girl members of poul try clubs. Catawba County furnished most of the birds and sent its farm demonstra tion agent J. W. Hendricks along to bring back the latest information on methods, appliances and practise devel oped by the foremost poultrymen of the United States who attend this, the pre mier poultry event of the year. The North Carolina exhibit was ar ranged through A. G. Oliver, state poultry club agent of the Agricultural Extension Service, under whose super vision the boys and girls learn how to raise pure bred poultry that pays. The exhibits is financed by the N. C. State Department' of Agriculture, which last year sent the first exhibit of its kind to the Madison Square show. All the birds in the exhibit were select ed from farm flocks that are owned and cared for by club members and because they are of high enough quality to be exhibited among the aristocratic chickens raised by professional breeders, the ex hibit of the club members serves as a big advertisement for North Carolina. . Most of. the birds, will be offered for sale after the show and it is expected that as was1 the case last year, they will find ready sale among fanciers with large resources. 5. If in spite of these suggestions you find you cannot play around without holding up the course, it is recommended that you split up into pairs, or else play number one course. Board of Governors . The Tin Whistles. AT THE GUN CLUB There will be a weekly handicap target tournament at the Gun Club every Tues day if there are five entries or more, for a sterling trophy, Ideal Leggett traps. Bird handicap. The handicap is limited to twenty birds. A sterling trophy will be given for the four best scores made each month during the months of Janu ary, February and March, in the weekly handicap tournaments from 16 yards at 400 targets. Annie Oakley will instruct ladies in. the -art of shooting, free of charge. ;' Weekly prizes will be given to the ladies making the highest score at the rifle range. THE TIN WHISTLES The Board of Governors of, the Tin Whistles has issued the following notice to members under the caption: "Are You a SIoav Player?" The Tin Whistles have been consider ably criticized on tournament days, on the ground of slowing up play around the tourse. It is admitted that members playing a medal round are necessarily delayed be cause they must hole all puts; still the members can do much to lessen this criticism. - The following suggestions are offered as tending to speed up the play : 1. A four ball match should play eighteen holes comfortably in not over two hours and forty minutes. If you con not do this the! presumption is that you; are wasting time somewhere. : 2 . You do not need to run between shots but neither should you saunter. 3. Get ready to make your shot while the other fellow is playing. This ap plies to marking down your score, choos ing your club, lining up your putt, washing your ball, etc. The time wast ed on tees and greens usually constitutes the difference between a fast match and a slow one. 4. In driving make your shot, then step off the tee so that the next man may play without delay. THE BIG SHOOT (Continued from Page Eleve7i) T. C. Marshall 89 76 W. P. McCraw 87 90 M. S. McQueen . 91 91 W. C. Peacock 87 84 Thos. Ramsey 87 73 W. G. Kamsey 92 87 I. W. Rockwell 82 92 c; F. Seeley; 84 76 R'. Sinclaire . 84 84 J. B. Fontaine 83 -88 E. G. Ford ' 86 91 M. P. Howland 84 95 y. J. Hineline 89 92 R. F.Willis1 .80 T. T. Todd 95 80 I. Turner .. 93 92 J! E. VanCise 86 fc7 J. DesPortes 86 85 CI L. Walker '86 SO P. II . Willey 86 86 0. Hedstrom 89 91 U. Underwood 83 17 Yards H. L. Brubaker 90 81 1. Andrews 72 82 J. W. Ault 86 91 R, P. Bay 76 84 W. C. Carter 84 83 J. H. Coxe 79 J. II. Dreher 94 85 E.M.Roberts 93 87 J. M. Robinson 88 92 A. B. Rote 78 78 Phillip Sousa 81 85 W. B. Stillwagon 86 82 E. D. Taylor 83 M. Taylor 83 M. C. Tyler 87 91 P. H. Way 75 , 85 H. J. Ellsworth 94 W. J. Essen 89 P. Moore 84 16 Yards F. L. Buckley 91 82 S. J. Dew 82 W. C. Lentz 86 84 J. D. Morris 87 79 C. C. Newman 92 83 G. W. Samsel 86 87 E. Shoffer '81 C. Westerman 82 A. F. Weigand 85 88 A. Wilson 83 Professional. Pinehurst Warehouses OWNED AND OPERATED BT PINEHURST INCORPORATED H BUILDERS SUPPLIES FARM IMPLEMENTS SPRAYERS AND SPRAY MATERIALS BARB WIRE AND FIELD FENCE FEEDS, FERTILIZERS WHERE SERVICE IS PARAMOUNT WHERE TOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED d PHONE 121-M PINEHURST, N. 0. Grass Seed of Known Quality TESTED for PURITY and GERMINATION REMEMBER All our seed Is of the highest quality, purchased direct from the most reliable sources of supply and is carefully examined as to purity and growth, Including tests made for us by eadlng Seed Testing Stations. wmpp 30 Darclay St., Cottage School for Bo8 ano (Btrle Why not bring your ehlldrem with you t They can continue their grade work here. MISS MART CHAPMAN Principal The Pinehurst STEAM LAUNDRY OFFERS FlIlltT-CLAft WORK PHOMPT DEIiIVBRY Dr. Ernest W. Bush OSTEOPATH Southern Pirres, North Carolina
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