The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1921, Page 23

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, _U.S.A.TO SEND SEVEN GOLFERS ABROAD SeAWY? LET ERGO! 6. Copyright, 1921. 238 We Carry a Full Line of “Pictorial Review’’ Patterns | Thursday — Special Sales esse) BS THENBERG: Satiataction Guaranteed or Meoey Promptly Refunded 1921, by the Press Publishing Co. (The New York Evening World). IVE Gorra DIG UP A Good STALL FoR < MUST See THAT OPENIN’ GAME # AMIE SICK « GRANDMOTHER Goshamianty § AN’ ALL X SAID WAS ~ TH’ WANKEES. DID'NT HAVE A CHaNnce ¢ “Rookie”. Roeser! THier tt First Organized Team | | To Invade Great Britain For Coveted Championship Ouimet’s Decision to Make the [over here, what will Evans, Ouime |Jones, Herron and about half a doy Trip Jeopardizes Johnny tole: clues awtogera accomplish yay er Bull’s Hold on Title. The answer is Vardon knew some- thing when he predicted an American clean-up on the other side of the iantic. By William Abbott. | glare OUIMET, former na- It is becom{ng an incr ng difficult | problem for the United States Go! pion, will go over with the| Association to handle the big umber American team for the British tour-| ning 4 Ae tee nament in May. Ouimet reeently be-| pecially hi vasine crieraition came a cotton broker. Up till last urses for qualifying | night ho feared his new duties would | Tounds has not solved the trouble be; prevent his sailing, but the formerltno go0 nr agwae tite champion said in Boston he would it has been nocessury tc positively accompany Capt Fownee’s | break and finish | gestion all along t regiment of invaders. | The Chicago section has already | EVANS, OUIMET, JONES, HER: |taken steps to reduce the number of} RON, WRIGHT, LEWIS, FOWNES! | £0lfers eligible for the national char: pionships, Amateur golfers whose | Say, when old John Bull eees this) handicaps are higher than five strokes gang of sharpshooters in action he'll) would be barred from the national Jose his monocle, It will be the first|amateur championship tournament Secretaries tional amateur and open cham- at day with con- ever shipped over for the British amateur golf trophy. organized team the United States) junder a request sent out to $ lof the sectional golf associations by James D. Standish jr, Chairman of the eligibility list of the United States | ABOUT FISH AND FISHERMEN SP HAS THIS CAE CROSS EYED “GEEZER SIGNED UP WITH HE “GIANTS” ? RIND “MR.8.8.FAN in ON OPENING DAY... | nave teen great news to Wreck Lead and Freeport captains, who etuyed ashore under the impression that cod were running poorly, while ktish nd sea buss have not yet shown up. By William E. Simmons. HIGH WATER. Governor's Sandy Hook. thland. AM. PM. AM. BML 61 i Hell Gate. AM. IM nn t, who plays the vio- 's Restaurant ony Nassau Street, is as fond of wielding the rod as the bow. He went fishing from Freeport last Sunday. Menday eve- ning a friend asked him w luck he had. “Only six hackleheads, he plied. ‘There were about thirty-five on the boat, and the whole p less than half a dozen flounder yet, the ¢ ain sal id he knew where |the founders were rank Perrine Hilton, who can't understand how hs friend J. Stuart] Laird can always catch more and| bigger fish, discovered a flounder and | | tomcod reservation in Pelham Bay, to| {which he lured his friends only to| hear them ask what kind of a reserva- | tion it was anyway, has at length lost his fondness for the spot. Now| he is pining for the return to Jamaica Bay of spots such as appeared there last summer. He is willing to admit that he would rather catch one-half | but fecls inclined to cry like a baby rare oman oye come toe to when it goesn't do him any food lerrout fishing opened officially on the * first in a snowstorm, but a rural Astonishing cutches of cod, dlack-| mail carrier, Frank L. Wentworth, fish, and sea bass on the banks last|put on his’ snowshoes and caught unday were reported in one of the eight fine trout tn thne for break- It must fast | West 14th Street—Between 5th and 6th Aves. We Do Not Exa “4 When We Say Ti! id The Frocks Charming all wool “Grepe de Chine and Satin. a Chemise That are good value at $2.50 each, special 51.74 A choice selection of new and exquisite garments in flesh color crepe de chine and satin of fine quality, ela bo rately trimmed with lace—also tailored effects of unu- sual charm-—#ome with built up shoulders—all well made and big value at regular price. “ gerate in the Least at These Handsome Coats, Wraps, Frocks Are Extraordinary Values—Any ae Shop in town would ask just 4) embroidered in chenille. about double our to-morrow’s Sale Price "8.94 The Coats Stunning straight line and wrappy models in Polo Cloth, Velour and Basket Weaves in Pekin, tan, rookie and navy. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42. Hands The Capes e5*?rf. “eictn Models in tan and Pekin, beautifully Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 42. navy blue French Serge models, with elaborate embroidery effects in contrasting colors of silk and © henille. Sizes 16 to ae 2. eae Very Chek Styles in House Biech Dresses Of Fast Color Percale & Gingham. Special at 84c Regularly $1.49 Value Also Bunga- low Aprons. A special purchase and sale of many smart styles, of a quality that is seldom, if ever, sold under a dollar each, even at special sales. Wide, roomy models, neatly trimmed and fast color checks, plaids and stripe ef- fects—sizes up to 46, Second Floor Thursday a Large and Charming Selection of Women’s Hats That Were $2 # $3.00 D han half a dozen ‘ 3 American stars have! Golf Association & pound spot tl Eerie 1 attempts to win| “The problem of handling the in- | flounders. $3.00 ade eevee | reasingly large number who play pees abroad. Jerry Travers tried several/¢ach year makes it desirable that] A friend of . times and met with disaster. Oulmot,|every effort be made not to include {known as “The Professor begulled 4 Jayers in the eligibility lst who have | Robert Fridenberg and the writer a| after beating Vardon and Ray in the hivenih ( of qualifying,” sald Stand-| year ago last fall into going to Ma- memorable play-off at Brookline, in| igh's letter, “and it is requested that |maroneck after smelt, which he as- | 1913, for the American open ¢ Wes |r be certain that all players nom-|sured them could be caught by the pionship, went over to England the|initcd py your association come up| hundred. On the train going up, the | Hilton, _ popularly | you can depend on } ‘OUR legs are entitled to the best andchic following year and fell a victim toto. the required standard.” rofessor confessed that he had sat * new playing conditions, Chick Evans|'? {he required standards’ Hid half the night riggins a dozen | you can give them, and Ivory blocked models met the same fat wht fi 4 tiny hooks on a leader, under the! Garters are all you could ask. They are made without metal that dents and chews your legs, and rots away the fabric. They have no stiff, heavy pads that slip and need support that should all go to holding up your socks. The only American who ever Cap-| Ver tured the British Walter J. Trav 1904 at Frenchy turbans, hats with brims turned up at side, flare and straight brim sailors inasplendid collection of colors. struction of an expert! her. The air was frosty p delightful, but the smelt be found, The profess nk before Prohibition, like a cloud, but that » had to go hunting for alled coffee as soon as I have it on Friden- that the profess smelt fishing sin nave wondered what he | with his ten-foot leader | n hooks ateur title was} clal Nat for the ¢ turned the) natch he} Confidence is a t-}oue on the links uinateur tact {ma play almost a per Me aU iahreesite, the B ite, | Pie ae | rt me hanical g: ish golfers until the final round,|PUt when ent th aren thom in when it was then tuo late to do any-|'0¥ h thing. ntidente ckly start to get nervous, eek Hutou m, one of the} h Ant of all proa cou started for one reason Jock thought som) was camping on his trail and Scot slowly t , The many friends of Robert Fri who is an active member of ers’ League, and a 6 and prints when | | Ivory Garters are so comfortably light and easy, you can't realize you're wearing garters. They are durable, airy fabric clear around that lasts and lasts and does not lose its grip. 5-Piece Suite of : S l I p C ove rs $1.39 Dress Goods Made to Order Navy blue and black; | mostly all $ wool. 36 inches wide. Per yard g &e $1.79 Plaid Skirtings— | 69c Tussah Sikes e Choice range of new | 36 inches wide in a full Popular cot st 5 attractive Spring | line of colors includin i atton striped styles. in rich color | Black and White damask or cretonne; cut, combinations. 42 in. | good, durable fabric: sewed and bound com- wide 1. D | stand w hin, d washing. | ne A9e | plete, allowing 30 yards Per yard of material at 29¢ yard $2.79 Silk Tricolette — In Dress Goods, Silks, and Domestics | such a rare oceurr win British golf the natives sleuth ne the real reason] { scovered it in the shenectady put date has been | | ent other side Tricotine which rred in ! ~ ‘That the folks on th view the formidable sion with ¢ first made k: when Harry Vardon, after his tour in th predic’ the victory ngland next month. don particularly fancied the B by Jones, the thern wizard, whose Ivory Garters last so long, they almost earnapension. You havetime with fishing, will be) to get acquainted and know they'll n that he has been suf- | attack of | \ never desert you in a pinch, ally laid up, he | found difficulty in getting and been unable, . lis tri-wee quest of fi u wholesome sen ne takea his medicine like a man, ame. Jock Jerful golf, won the He finished in a triple tie with Var-| not too bus n aide Deigel for second place for} sorry to 1 the National open edo and inci- | fering dentally scored the lowest roun as around, to make You're only fair to yourself when you tell your dealer, “I want Ivory Gart You'll wonder you never said it sooner. | i IVORY GARTER CO,, New Orleans, U. 8. A. greatest favor now tpionship and | fora ne) suite. for costumes, blouses, Sport shirts, sweaters and b ) ¥ warm ce n , ‘ | various other purposes. — Lug k wil nut for ever 7. | Read trous Jersey Weave. Black, $ { sean redeoned ht Great Britton chur seasan, bot in thin coun Field Is Limited | y || White, Navy, Brown and afl development of a group of promising ! open champ’ Bee aE: Audrawn Vins dc Nocaliy’ Valles Regulation tan and_ white, All brown and white and blue and @ 73 white stripes ; mounted on strong # iron fram with all fixtures ; complete, ady to hang; in;-} sizes to fit windaws from 28° inches wide to 44 inches wide. All awnings 45-inch drop, in-\. cluding 9-inch skirt. Phone and Re ¢ youngsters of w present amateur liant member the strom in Merr: sh association migh send over the cup and « pense of de eocasion, Tolley and Roger Witherhe: first-class Oxford who 1 Tolle y, the se Bogash a, wte's:| O’Gatty in 13th . patching a team for the 69c Peg Cases — | Embroidered, heavy muslin, 45x36 inches. For Big Amateur) i Golf Tournament White Novelty Voiles that are so cool and summery looking for the warm days to | g, ; come. These have | Scalloped and embroid- checks, stripes or small , ered. Elaborate 49 duinty designs. | designs. Each Ie 4Ac | Fer yard 45c Batiste —Fine U.S. & FOREIGN Amateur orn higher than | five 8 8 1 be barred from the | ateur championship tour- | & request sent out to- | a} Lou Bogash stopped Jimmy O'Gatty | national an was|in the thirteenth round of a sched- | utment unde je Long Cloth —A | ayy etealg mail orders « ‘omptly filled 35e | sheer quality, 40 inches ried almost aa Hight Tolley, th | uled Afteep-round bout at the Pioneer | day to secret nal golf as- | When oral: fine soft chamois finish | wide, mercerized yarns, ‘ ‘ sic ite oath : sociations b | c; Pi ds, | ’ J pionship at the Engine ting “Chib last night. O'Gatty | Chuirman of the E ‘ ing bri fabric; put up 10 yds | ste silky text September, and the pair ad been knocked four times! Unity f | window megs ee 25e re. Per yard. 29c failed to survive qualifying test once in the eleventh, twice in th ‘olf ; urements 8 Per yard we ¥ ~~" Now if Tolley and Witherhead rsp-| twelfth and once in the thirteenth| icaps i resent the strongest class of British) round, ‘The reteree, Johnny O'Con-!eded by May 1 for th golfers and they couldn't even qualify nell, stopped it then to save O'Gatty, tbe national amateur tile match, a. Hours : 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.