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10 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 News of the North Shore G6lf Club* »y w.« EM*? s jKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB announces an exhibition golf match for Sunday with_Mitcj^ll_and^Duiican versus Evans and Gaudin. These four men are among tne best known golfers in the country. Mitchell was runner-up in the. British Champion- ships in 1920, "which event was won by his partner, Duncan. Gaudin is ihe professional at Skokie, while Evans is prominent for his long line of amateur winnings. "The match will be over 36 holes with morning and afternoon rounds. Members may bring guests, upon the payment of a guest fee, to witness the exhibition which prom- ises to be of the highest caliber. The Old Boys Tournament will be _held on Thursday, the details of which have not been announced. The ^mi-finals of the Six Town* tournament will be held on Satur- day. In the preceding round brilli- ant playing reduced the ranks of survivors from the qualifying round by half. Four entrants are left to fight for their town cup in each di- vision.A putting contest will be run off also on Saturday. beat M. E. Schoenthaler, 6 and 5; K. Q. Lord beat K. E. Durham. 2 and 1; T. E. Browii^beat Paul Wilder, I and 1. Miss Elizabeth Klutz, holder of the Indian Hill course record for women will defend her title in the Women's Country Club. The semi- finals of the Arrowhead cup play will be held Saturday. Angus Cup will be held with the finah of the Aberdeen Cup. Sevenj other events in progress will be soea along one round. The FellowsTup Cup which is _o*ferjedje^rj_week wm^agahF^c~qp~fcn^disposal. Winnetka PI ay field Association holds the Finals of the July Class Tournament this week; the event >s expected to be finished on Saturday or Sundav, The first round of-the Park Board Cup will come off â-  on -Saturday also for those who quali- fied last week. ^^___^ A 30c ad works wonders J. % SW IFT TEAL Representative New York Life Insurance Co. 1017 Central Aw., WILMETTE, 1U- Phone Wilmette 37 At Bob-'O-Link the Semi-finals .of the Ross Trophy will be finished Saturday. There will be an eigh- teen hole, medal play handicap event with prizes for first and second low gross and first and second low net scores. The match play against par was won by C. L. Harder, finishing three down. H. O. King and J. M. Elliott finished second, five down. At Indian Hill R. Sherman won the eighteen hole handicap event, turn- ing in a score of 79â€"9â€"70. N. A. Street was second with 91â€"18â€"73 and C. L. Strobel, Jr., 82â€"8â€"74, and V. L. Bersbach, 82â€"8â€"74, tied for third. Results in play for the Ar- rowhead cup were: R. Sherman North Shore Golf Club has sched- duled a mixed two ball foursome for Friday afternoon. On Saturday comes the semi-finals of the Direc- tors' cup â€"18 holes â€" and the F. L. Batemau Trophy. The final round for the Directors' Cup will be held on July 30. Members of the club will travel to Racine to celebrate Racine Day at the Racine Country Club Thursday, July 28. This is an an- nual event, Westmoreland, after a strenuous week as host to the Western Am- ateur Championship, won for the sixth time by Chick Evans, will re- sume the weekly program of choice events. The qualifying round of Jhe FRANKLIN Sales and Service The car everyone would like to own Gage Motor Sales Co. Phone 5700 1629 Orrington Ave., Evanston Special Sale This Month on Sewing Machines AVe^arry All Makes. Always in Stock Roofing material and Wall Board EDWARD HINES LUMBER CO. Church St. and Maple Ave. Evanston, 111. Evanston 42 Wilmette 132 Cornell Wail Board Exclusive Distributors T^ Ants In Your Sugar? Kill the pests! Don't let them breed by the hundreds in the ctaks behind your pantry shelves. Get rid of them today with Nichols Ant Powder Ask your druggist for a package JNFOGMfiT/ON - WRITE-PHON& OR CALL TheT ScS tours company •â€"â€" "TRAVEL ARCHITECTS? «------> 103 W.JACKSON BLVD-Phont: HARRISON SS66 -3889 ^N.L.TOWIXJVeeidar* Used Machines $8.00 Up PATTERSON BROS. 828 Davis St. Phone Evanston 654 EVANSTON, ILL. 9 SERVICE might mearrrtrwould go to another. Use of the long-distance telephone probably would retain this business for you. IlT^ng^stahx^calls arethe best stimu- lant for business. Save time and money. Carry on your business the "Long- Distance way." saving "station to station" service. I ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ^^Don't Be an Idler Why wait for business to come to you? Use the long-distance telephone for__ your "pull" method. A considerable amount of business is waiting for you to pull it in. Delay- JBBBBBm^^