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1 Main Office,
17 Williams Street,
New York City.
Members N. Y. Stock and Cotton
Exchanges.
BRANCH OFFICE AT THE CAROLINA
Pinehurst, N. C.
Private wirii to .New York give up
iusine: Solicited.
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Hundreds report that this NEW and BETTER
WAY has greatly improved their driving.
More distance, less topped drives.
One golfer writes: "Like 'em fine. If they
are cheaper by the box send me three boxes.'
(150 books of 36 tees each.)
METHOD OF FORMING TEE
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Detach tee blank, tear in half at diamond
Points and insert section together crosswise in
slots provided. The diamond shaped cuts thus
inverted forming the rest for the ball. See
diagram below.
Put up in book form, convenient to carry,
sanitary, invisible when in use. uniform in
height. If your dealer . or professional does
tot carry them send us his name and twenty
five cents (coin or money order) for a sample
supply. Dealers get our proposition.
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JACKSON SPRINGS HOTEL
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Quail abundant.
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Now the plain matter of fact is that I
am a dodo player, and hence an authority
on this affair. And moreover I. have
tackled the problem in the genuine scien
tific spirit, and interviewed numberless
other dodos at the game. And the re
sults of my research are conclusive.
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO GET A
DODO GOLFER TO PLAY ON ANY
THING BUT THE VEEY HARDEST
AND MOST CAVERNOUS COURSE
AVAILABLE.
I humbly call the great editor's atten
tion to these salient facts. At Pinehurst
there are innumerable courses. One of
them, the championship course, is the
very one he had in mind when he wrote
that heart-rending picture of the Alpine
passes and Sloughs of Despond through
which the afflicted "average golfer" is
constrained to pass. But they are not all
thus. Anticipating the possibility that
some tender and genie soul might desire
to proceed on his way unfretted by the
bold, bad bunkers, a course has been in
commission several years that places no
impediment whatever in the way of a
perfect score excepting only the mis
fortune of linear measurement. Do the
average golfers flock to this with eager
ness and joy? Not at all. At the height
of the Season, when the T B M and the
casual putter are to be found here in
brigades and regiments, along with the
National champions and the under eighty
men, it takes a corps of starters and a
bookkeeper to keep them all from playing
the Championship course at one and the
same time. There is so little to choose
between Number 2 that is the cham
pionship aforesaid and 1 and 3, that
the champions use these others indiscrimi
nately. But not so your "dispised
tyro. ' ' ' Him for the bottomless pits and
the pathless morasses and the tangled
jungle every time. And he is not found
on the bunkerless fourth under any cir
cumstances until he is driven there by
the press of players ahead of him on the
list, and the regular tournaments.
Nor is that so hard to understand. I
am a dodo golfer. Also a dodo tennis
player, single sculler, marathon runner,
hurdle racer, half back and short stop.
But for all that I do not want to play on
a short tennis court with a wooden bat,
or scull in a steam launch, run on an
esculator, jump cacker boxes, kick a
balloon or field behind a mattress. The
editor may be a tyro editor. Still he
would fain use the unabridged dictionary.
The answer is that we, the average play
ers, do not mind playing the game in an
average way. But we would be infuri
ated if we were legislated out of playing
it at all, and were given another, and an
imitation, a sort of golfing kindergarten,
and told to go there and not bother the
players. For better or worse, we will
stick to the best (or worst) there is pre
sented. We fain would see whether we
cannot hold Chick Evans, assuming a
reasonable handicap.
Bring on your trenches. If Vardon
can do them in 71, we will bet our eyes
we can do them in our usual 120. If a
St. Andrew's foursome can make it by
noon, a Sandhill quartette will do the
same by sundown, hough it be on Vimy
ridge.
Tli Spirit of Knglaad
(This letter, written by a lady of large
estate in England, shows the calibre
. and the courage of the people we are
depending upon in this struggle.)
You dearest of Ladies:
How I thank you for your comforting
and warming letter which I received yes
terday, and which my husband and
Evelyn and I read together on the garden
steps, watching sheep grazing upon the
lawn, and cauliflowers ripening in the
garden beds. How dear it was of you to
write to me at length and tell me just
how you have been feeling all this time
I knew it really, all England I think
knew it really, and what cut us was only
the terrible detachedness of the public
tone taken. But now that that is all over
and our blood brothers are with us knee
to knee, there is nothing felt here but
pride and admiration and an absolutely
whole hearted confidence in the vital and
clinching difference that your coming in
must make. It will save such worlds of
suffering, too not only from the fighting
peoples (including perhaps the Germans)
but from the storm-wrecked Neutrals.
You say your family record would
make us smile my husband's and. my
eyes were both wet, as I read it seemed
so fine and stern and high for young men
across a thousand leagues of ocean, with
the battles of their social existence going
on as keen as ever, to turn their backs on
all personal plans and advantage, and
spend themselves in calling to deaf ears.
If things are anything like so pressing
in the munitions world "with you as they
are here, the chemists will be the most
valuable fighters of all presently. A
cousin of mine, a retired Lancer, who
slaved at Southampton from 5th August,
1914 to October, 1916, as second trans
port officer, and who never slept in a bed
for the first seven months, but always
dressed on a couch in the code room until
his heart gave out, is now making aminol
for all he is worth, and tells us that the
chemists are the most valuable men in
England. But now about us.
ALL THE BEST GONE FIRST
My husband is still Inspector of Re
cruiting for Scotland, living in Edin
burgh and doing 9-10 hours' work a day
sometimes travelling to and from the
district commanders very often holding
conferences with the Trades Union lead
ers and the larger employers, and trying
to do the best possible for the army
among a civil population from whom all
the best men have gone to serve, and
some beyond! with old men working
themselves to the bone, and, alas, quite
a great number of 19-40 men still left
sheltering their unwillingness to fight be
hind the greed or nervousness of their
employers, and the selfish propaganda of
the Peace Party and the Trades Unions.
THE GIRLS TO THE RESCUE
One sees now what a serious thing it is
when a people sacrifices the whole of its
best men first, as our precious volunteer
system was bound to do so soon as the
losses grew into big numberst
Florence is in France driving an am
bulance for the Scottish women's hos
pital at Royoumont and living perpetu
ally within the sound of the guns at
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