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'............---------------------------------------------------------------------' â-  THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY. AUGUST 5.1921 News of the North Shore Golf Clubs »*-**««-*_ Z Jk FORTH Shore women golfers directed their attention this week fm to the play at Indian Hill where a two day medal play event was held on Wednesday and Thursday under auspices of the Woman's Western Golf association. Mrs. E. E. Harwood of Olympia Fields went into the lead in the Wednesday play with an excellent round of 4£â€"45â€"88. Mrs. J. W. Douglass of Westmoreland negotiated the round in 47â€"46â€"93. and Mrs. W. Anderson of Indian Hill in 45â€"48â€"93, tying for second place. Miss Elizabeth Klotz of Indian Hill, who lost^the Chicago"City title a few weeks ago, had 47â€"52-^-99 The final 18 holes, the approaching and putting contests were played on Thursday. â€"â€"__________: The open event, scheduled for Monday of this week at theljlen^ view club under auspices of the Woman's Western Golf association, was postponed because of inclement weather and has been re-allotted for some time in September. J^he Qualifying round of the Pres- ident's trophy will be played Saturday of this week at the North Shore Golf club. There will be handicap play, thirty-two to ciualify. There will be play also in the John E. Cawkwell Trophy event. Today is Guest Day for the women members of the club and on next Friday there will 4>e a mixed two-ball foursome event for the women of the club. Winnetka Playfield golfers will en- gage in the First Round, Match Play; of the August Class Tournament Sat- urday and Sunday. The Second and Semi-Final rounds will he played on succeeding Saturdays and Sundays. The Final Round Will be played on August 27 or 28. THtTFirst Round of the Angus Cup event will be played Saturday at Westmoreland Country club. There _wllLbe play also in the St. Andrew. "Trophy event, medal play handicaps and in the Fellowship Cup event. On Wednesday and Thursday, Aug- ust 10 and 11 will take place the Sixth Annual Tarn O'Shanter event, one of the most attractive features of the season's program. Skokie Country club golf events for this week-end will be featured by play in the Club Championship tour- -mrmettt, Medal play, 18 holes. Gross "For Country Driving" On your next trip over country roads, make it a point to ver- ify this fact. The most trustworthy, neatest and most papular cars for rural travel are the FORD SEDAN and FORD COUPE. Large car owners are beginning to realize that the comforts^ safety and protection from dust as well as all weather condi- tions, are not found in any other car, on country roads. Note the number of Farmers who having tried large cars now -^-^use^FORD ENCLOSEJXCARS.They know which is best for country use. score. In the Justifying Roundâ€"the players will qualify in five flights of sixteen players based on their gross score. In the Qualifying Round the President's Cup'; emblematic of the. club championship; Second flightâ€"the Directors' Cup; Third flightâ€"Vice President's Cup; Fourth flightâ€"The Treasurer's Cup; Fifth flightâ€"The Secretary's Cup. On Friday, August 12. there will be play in the Sunset Tournament, four-ball mixed four- somes, to be played over the second nine holes. Place your order now for future delivery. Sedan price $826.00 NORTH SHORE REALTOR HURT AS AUTOMOBILE OVERTURNS George E. Orr, Glencoe resident and member of a large Chicago and north shore real estate firm, was the viettm- of an automobile accident on July 22. according to word received this week from the Modesto Herald, Modesfor Cal., where Mr. Orr is spending the summer. â€"Orr, wlio has been stopping at, the Modesto hotel, was returning by auto- mobile from a business trip to San Jose when his car was crowded off a road by heavy traffic near Modesto. The car overturned pinning Orr under the body in such a position he was unable to extricate himself. Passing motorists came to the rescue and took the injured man to the Modesto hotel. He sustained a fractured collar bone, several broken ribs and suffered severe sbock. â€"â€"===â€"------------------ m m DISCOUNT given on all fQ framing during August. 1613 Orrington Ave. Evans ton, III. August Sale A great reduction has been made in the price of every pair of shoes in our stock* for the month of August . *.- There is a complete run of sizes, in most of the styles, and buying your shoes now for this and next season willbeji sjwing to you. Further reductions on white shoesâ€" s[ittari*6od run of sizes, ~~ North Shore North Shore Hotel Building Evans ton 529 Davis St. Evanston #757 delivered Evanston, or $318.00 down and $53.00 Monthly. ft; D. CUNNINGHAM Exclusive Dealer U. P. LOUEN Sales Mgr. Phone Evanston 4884 810 Church St EVANSTON Itao WteEKs DeLuxfTour of Glacier^ "VfcLLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARKS Itinerary SATIRDAVâ€"Leave ChUajro by < qnvenient evening train. Kl'XDAYâ€"En route through Min- nesota and North Dakota. MONDAYâ€"En route through Mon- tana, arriving Glacier Park in early morning. "TTKSSSVâ€"An automobile trip from Glacier. Park Hotel to Two Meuicine i.ikes and return. HKDNKSDAYâ€"By automobile to Many Glaciers. THURSDAYâ€"From Many Glaciera to St. Mary's by automobile and launch to Going-to-the-Sun. Kit! DAYâ€"From Goutg-to-the-Sun to M. Mary's by laumti ami auto- mobile ttf t.i.i it r Park Hotelâ€" Leave by evtnrog sleeper. SATl'KDAYâ€"En route with a »;oft-over at Heleua. Montana, for a eiiMit-ceiiis drive, continuing on to lia:».anr. si'XDAVâ€"Arrive Gardiner in worimi.' and leave by automobile lor the complete tivc-day tour of Yellowstone National Parkâ€"To Mammoth Hot Springs the first tay. * MOXDAY-r-by automobile via Nor- ris Hastn. Maminuth Paint Pots and >ouutain Geyser to Old Faith tut. TIKSDAYâ€"Py automobile by way ©I ThuBib Station to Yellowstone Lake. '. '„, «».1»M»M>\V-By automobile via_ Artist or inspiratioh~Polht to the Grand Canyon. * , TH1 K>DAYâ€"By autcmohile via S»ylvau Pass and Shoshonv Canyon U- Cody ami hoard sieepcis for Fit!DAYâ€"En route through Mon- tana. -SATrjKDAYâ€"Kit j*atm 'hroqgh iSeTwia Cities and via the'Mis- sissippi River S^tue L»ne arriv- ing Chicago in early evening THE T. & S. Tours Company is conducting a de luxe limited membership tour of Glacier and Yellow- stone National Parks on August 6 and August 20. Each tour, leaving Chicago Saturday evening, is of two weeks* duration. Price, including all expenses (except itutties) is $325^isingTÂ¥ellowstone hotels; $316 using Yellowstone camps. For those to whom these dates are not convenient; we have equally attractive rates for inde- pendent travel, leaving Chicago any day of the week. You business men, bowed under the double burden of hot weather and problems of commercial readjustmentâ€"you housewives whose burdens are no less than theirsâ€"you men and women everywhere who long for the open spaces â€"the tremendous vistas of cooling valley and pine cov- ered slope of snow-capped mountain peakâ€"this message is for you! Come away with us to the fairyland of ^America's great National Parks, where troubles vanish and where new.life and health await. In Glacier Park's 1,500 square miles are eighty-three mountain peaks over 7,000 feet in heightâ€"beautiful St. Mary Lake, nestling at the foot of Going-to-the-Sun Mountain, and over 100 other lakes. Yellowstoneâ€"best known of our National Parksâ€"with its 4,000 hot springs, 100 geysers, and its famed Falls of the Yellowstone, renew the heat-sapped vigor of the visitor. As membership in these Tours is strictly limited in number, an early reservation is essential. Membership may be secured upon application a; tnis office. Write, wire or telephone your reserva- tion today! Travelers should also secure our attractive rates on in- dependent and conducted tours to Old Mexico, Niagara Falls, Saguenay and St. Lawrence Rivers and Circle- Tours of the East. Ask for information No. T-731- THE. X.e S.TOURS COMWKNY IPS W.JACKSON List Your Real Estate Offers ~ =----------- In the "For Saleâ€"Real Estate" ir Classified Ad Your Clearing