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Evening Star, Issue 18254, 19 April 1923, Page 2

jPQKA—ROSLYN ; 10 Booms, with largo o'syOiJlU' section; good proposition to anyone who will board mill workers. 4?1 1 KA- ST ' CLAIR; Superior 5cfe'JLXfni'v/ roomed Bungalow, roploto with ail latest conveniences, and everything under main roof. OOrtA —BRIGHTON (right in the bay): oWO/vlf 3 Rooms (furnished); |-acre section; bo prepared for next holidays. CST~T J cks/(5O E.DIN; Very Attractive 4 Rooms, with all labor-saving conveniences.

Have you ever found yourself in the company "of golf gossipcrs ? asks a correspondent to the ‘ Daily Chronicle,’ A friend of mine did accidentally a few nights ago—just after nearly all those present had participated in a round or two on a local coarse. The conversation never ceased, he said, and the solo topic was golf. Among the subjects discussed were the employment of caddies on Sunday, should women have equal rights with men on the course, the selling of draught beer in the clubhouse, etc. My friend got tired of it after a while, he not being a golfer, but ho came to the conclusion that golfers are as enthusiastic in tiio smoking room as they are on the greens. PROMINENT BANDSMEN. The recent band contests have once again proved that there is nothing to equal Fluenzol for keeping the mouth moist and cool, and Q-tol for cracked lips.—[AdvtJ