The Archive · 1935

The Innocent

Ir was his frst attempt at golf, and hho engaged a caddie and set off.

"How. do you think Tm doing, caddie?" he asked, after' several shots, "Well, you're hitting it all right, sir," replied the caddie, "but not the direction of the hole"

"Hole? What hole? asked the amazed novice, The Stylist A teca. Trade Circular:

Dear Sie/Medan:—We beg to announce you that our firm's new am is "S. Dollars & Ca. changing from: S. Wulff Ca. situated No. 465. Szechuen Road. Mean= wile our workers and employer are became higher class and all the works, are guaranteed in satis tection, theres {ore Wwe should have been restored the original scheme.

'We dry clean and dye men's Ladies' dress, carpets. furs, curtains, sofa covers, ele, through our works fre mot only spotless clean and well Dressed.

"You do not notice our Invisible Mendfng_and once tried will be prove our ris The Sporting World Silverton, "Sept. 5 (AP)—Mre. Werle stepped out of the. past. and Mrs."Walph -Bilyeu "stepped out of nearly everything she wore during the course of Siverton's frst women's Strip gol! tournament 'The event, conducted with con siderable secrecy yesterday, saw Bs. Werle billow onto the course Old-fashioned gown and six petticoats Stith pantaloons. "Three et the pet Ucoats came in' on the arm of Mrs Larry' Austin, club. president.

Mes. Bilyeu limped from the game wearing only one shoe and what described as "an underthing" Several of the other contestants retired Various tages of undress.

Scores ranged from 48 to 6S over the nine-hole course.

As "we have remarked so many times Before, girls will be girls, won't they?

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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