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HURRY GOLFERS! . I TliE BIG 'CHANCE Free Play Offer on 18 Holes at Northwe' em Linlu Open U.iiii.Monday· :PROS NOW ON THE JOB Unofficial Opening of 1924 Season May S If it's fine golfing you want at this early stage of the 1924 season, you will do well to trudge over to the new North'western links, starting place 'at Emerson street and Harms. r.oad, .w here you and your friends are invited to play over . 18 holes-without money and 'without /ltice. · That offer holds good until . Monday morning, May ' 5, when the seaion at Northwestern gets under way unofficially with two professionals 'on the job and everythin~ in readiness for the season's activittes. Three Mpre Free D·7· But until Monday, you can play to he~rt's content without thought of fees or any other outlay of coin. }ust take the Glenview trolley to the t'end of the line" and walk over to ~he starting point at Emerson street and Harms road. Girls of the Sen ior department of the First Congregational church ~un day school will give a party at Fnend House, Chic~go_, Sunday, May 4, for a group of 75 g·rls who have attended the Arden Shore camp for _undernourished girls. The party wtll begin at 3 o'clock. This is an annual event give_n at ~he Cbampionahip Coune instance of Miss Frances Lmdqutst, "Unless Jack on P ark or Edgebrook supervisor of the girls camp. is lengthened to ch a mpionship distance, Northwestern is the only public Miss Eloise Arms has just rett~rned course in the district that might be from a three months' visit with fnends the ho st to the National Public Links in Florida and Texas. She leaves next championship in 1926." And again- week for Cincin nati to go from th~re " If any dopbt ab'o ut Northw~s.tern to Washington to attend the reumo_ n remains the Cook county cttJzen, of her class at National Park semtwhcthe; a golfer or not, will do well nary. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Arms, to visit th e course. It will be a day who with their daughter have been of revelation to those who know the spending the winter at the North possibilities of the Forest Preserve Shore hotel returned to their home, only from seeing the sign boards .oa 720 Lake av'enu e on May 1. any automobile trip out of the ctty. · ' ------The course may be. ready for championship by next year. Its fairways are made to order and it will look like an old course in another season if the present growth of grass on the greens is uninterrupted." Two profes sionals have been secured for this season and are already on th e ground attending to the very necessary preliminaries. They are Frank Goebel, formerly of Budlong's, and George F. Jenkins, late of Oconomowoc , Wis. Both are thoroughly schooled in the art of playing and are said to possess the happy faculty of imparting their knowledge of the game to others. They will maintain a supply and club repair station on the course and are ready for the "early birds." Beginning Monday, May 5, the new Northwestern will be in accordance with membership and regular playing season requirements. Right now Harry M. Bachman, 1249 Hill street, and Charles F. Speed, Evanston Railway company, Evanston, are taking membership applicati<;ms for this semi-public course of whtch A. T . Packard, golf expert _of the Chicago Evening Post has satd: WI:LMETTE LIFg, FRIDAY, MAY 2, play on Wilmette Girts to· Give ~ ' 192--1- ---= Soldi Party for Arden Shore It's a Matter of Pride with our bakers to turn out a loaf of bread that will meet with universal approval-a loaf that holds its own with pthers on the market and even goes most of them a bit better in quality and flavor. The bakers in our shop have the equipment and materials at their disposal necessary to make bread of this kind. 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