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Dodson Sheltered
Food Howe
Complete with 8 ft.
Pole, $8.00
i.e. b. Kankakee, III.
Feeding Car.
Price $5.00
f.o.b. Kankakee, III.
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There is no gift that will give more happiness
than a Dodson Bird lions or Feeding
Device. If put out now will save the lives
of many of our songbirds.
Dodson Sparrow Trap Automatic drop and
double funnel trap combined. Price $6.00
f o. b. Kankakee, 111.
Nature Neighbors Best sot -of books about
birds. Beautiful colored plates.
Fbee Illustrated book telling how to win
birds to your gardens, and descriptive folder
of Nature Neighbors, illustrated with birds in
natural colors. A picture worth framing.
744 S Harrison Ave ,
KANKAKtt, ILL.
Mr. Dodson it a director of the American
Audubon Association
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Wren House
Price $5.00
f.o.b. Kankakee, tU
JOSEPH H. DODSON
Weathervane Feeding
Table. Price $6.00
f.o.b. Kankakee, III.
Pinehurst Department Store
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' Phone 16
Southern Pines, - - - North Carolina
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HUNTER BREAK AWAY
Wins Tin Whistle Roand Robin
Fownft Return Into tb Game, and
Take m Prize from Kelley,
Trnetdell and Clapp
l riK.ii.iv rousing
cheers for Hunter
The trophy belongs
to him. Likewise
the lead of all the
Tin Whistles in
round robin play as
sembled. Rest gross, best ball,
and better yet, a triple and sub
stantial victory over-those three
mashieteers, Becker, Parson and
Danforth. It is no new thing to
see him winning a tournament.
From Maine to Miami it is a com
monplace dispatch. Not all Pine
hurst has been able to deprive
him of the autumn tournament
since when the minds of men run
not to the contrary. But this is
something else again. The Tin
Whistles have an antidote for
perennial champions,- and it has
been a long day since the scratch
man has been able to manoever
through the combined defences.
This week the ancient and hon
orable club played a two days'
schedule. The first day consisted
in a medal round, led by Hunter in
a walk with an 82 on the No. 2
course, 39 out and 43 in. Donald
Parson of Youngstown, C. L.
Becker, who invented the game,
and F. S. Danforth of North Fork
qualified in 90 or better for the
first four in the next morning's
play.
It was ordained that the eight
best gross scores should play a
round obin from scratch, in
groups of four every man play
ing every other in the division.
That the next twenty should play
in similar, wise in groups of four
in the order of their medal scores,
under their proper handicap and
that all and sundry the rest of the
club who did not attain to posi
tion in this classification by rea
son of slicing, pulling, bad luck,
off days, blind staggers or any
other reason should be relegated
to match play against that hord
old master Bogey. This division,
as a matter of fact boasting the
leading citizens of the colony and
most of the humor of the town
ship, an. exclusive and highly de
sirable situation, was libelously
called the "slush" by the ennous
and serious; -
Due to a mistake in single the
totals and the complete returns
of this evens are not ready when
we go to press, and will be re
ported in full detail next week.
Urges Golf Links for Women
(Concluded from page eeven)
like this the green is always
trapped according to the club
which the man would use. There
fore to ask a woman to play a
brassie shot with the accuracy
and direction of a midiron, or to
play a mid-iron shot and hold it
where a man must use a mashie
to stay on the green is manifestly
unjust, and only a case of adding
to the burden at the very point
where the load should be light
ened. No amount of moving for
ward of the tee can shift the traps
and bunkers for the second and
third shots on the long holes.
Moreover, when a woman is
called upon to force herself to
carry a ditch or a brook it is hard
to keep the shot as aceuate as it
would be if it were well within
her strength;.
. Even taking the Women's
Western Golf Association ratingj
allowing. fifty yards difference on
each stroke .'for par, serious diffi
culty is found oh the long holes.
In a -550-yard" par 5 hole, the tee
would be. moved forward . 150
yards." This would probably be at
the location of or beyond the first
trap for men, but' if would also
be in a particularly fine place to
catch a good drive by a woman in
the traps set for the second shot
of the men.
And thus Miss Stirling arrives
at the thoroughly logical conclu
sion that there ought to be links
designed expressly for women
golfers, if they are to play their
own .game, and not an ill-fitting
adaptation on a course that is not
at all suitable for the business in
hand. In England there are
many courses designed and con
structed for women alone, and
this may in a measure account for
the great superiority that has
een evident in the olav ot the
fair English golfers who visited
these shores in recent years.:
New York Times.
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