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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 123, 27 May 1930, Page 6

V THE DEMON PUTTER. Tliere, is a golf club in Now Zealand which possesses a demon putter. Twenty foot, thirty foot putts he sinks with a nonehalaheo which is the envy of his fellow-members. "How in the devil do you do it?" lie was asked at the .nineteenth'hole the other day by an admiring visitor. "Well, good steady nerves and a philosophical temperament," he replied. "When I go out to play I fill up my. o]d pipe with Edgeworth' and I smoke complacently, pipeful after pipeful, the whole way round. Take my advice—to get the right feeling for playing steady golf, smoke, Edgeworth,. aud keep on smoking it.' ?—Advt. ■. . ■'.-.■ MAEJOEIE'S CRAYFISH SUPPER. "After the theatre the other night some friends invited me in to a delight ful crayfish supper," writes Marjorie, "and didn't I enjoy it too! They had some English vinegar—so deliciously flavoured that I asked about it. They told mo it was White-Cottoll's English Malt Vinegar and that all grocers stocked it."—Advt. Woodr Great Peppermint Cure, flrat nM Children* Hackino Couch.—Adrt.