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[ Arnold Glove Grip Shoes
| Dobbs* Hats and Caps
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| MARCH 8, 1927 Number 15
1 CONTENTS Page
| Photos .. 2
| Pinehurst Personalities . 3
| Pinehurst Hotel Notes .. 4
| Tin Whistle Events . 4
| Silver Foils Ringer Tournament Results. 4
| A King Without a Throne ... 5
| Following Through the Fairways .. 7
| A Bit of Old Roads Atmosphere . 8
| Tin Whitles, Silver Foils and Thistle Club
| Tournament Schedules ........ 10
| Silver Foils Stage Round Robin Tournament .... 10
| The Season’s Sports Program 11-12
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Peonies, Dahlias, Gladiolus, Tulips, Peo- §j
nies red, white, pink, 3 to 5 eyes forp
$1.00; 12 for $2.50. |
Darwin Tulips, all colors, 100 for $1.001
20 Giant Dahlias, all different, for $1.001
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j sorts, 40 for $1.00. Post Paid. I
P. S. BIRCH 1
Laurel Springs, N. J. |
Lift-the-Latch Log Cabin Tea Room |
PINE BLUFF, N. C. §
| Pine Cabin open for the Season |
\ Afternoon Teas, Luncheons and §f
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[ MISS H. P. LITTLE I
j Margaret B. Hagood |
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j PINEHURST, NORTH CAROLINA |
I Dr. Alice Presbrey |
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AN IDEAL GOLFER’S HOME IN AN IDEAL ENVIRONMENT j
| Where the game on the Championship Course may be closely |
| watched all day long from the porch or from almost any window |
| in the house. Two minutes walk to the first tee or Club §
I House !
| Five Bed Rooms with four bath rooms and maid’s room. |
| Spacious living room with fireplace. Large kitchen and cold |
I * room. Butler’s pantry, children’s or maid’s dining room. |
| Ample closets. All rooms very neatly furnished. §
| Almost an Acre of Ground Right on Golf Course. Apply to |
I Owner—J. L. WELLER, Pinehurst, N. C. j
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Golf, Horseback, All Outdoor Sports |
and Military Activities |
OPERATED BY |
The Thayer West Point Hotel Corporation ' |
John F. Sanderson |
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