Life — May 18, 1905 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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CoPymIGMT FOR GREAT GRITAIN. BY JAMES HENDERSON UNOER THE ACT OF 1891, HESE are the kind of scars worn by the gutta rubber- . cored ole ball after it re- Crowns our cives a topped iron shot. And the best players Jig | top occasionally. ‘Thea you play cut the with a ball that flies like a crippled sparrow atts like a lump of coal, that gashes and gaps ores its insides at the slightest provocation, With the PNEUMATIC GOLF BALL. ; another story. Not solid cored but tilled compressed afr—the most perfect resilient ‘a. Not gutta-covered, but jacketed with rubber 1 Para, “where the best rubber comes from." trike the PNEUMATIC BALL with your “any old place" and fou can’t give it a lasting scar — Kesilience — that's the reason. The PNEUMATIC GOLF BALL is prop- erly responsive in the long game, dependable for approach shots, deadly accurate for putting. The tron is tl PNEUMATIC has different ways of respaodis g to different dinds of strokes. The sharp blow of the driver depresses the bali kes the dite air—that's why it fies far rae. Ieplays dead for patting because the | or wall is practically rigid under the light tof the putting stroke, ‘of the PNEUMATIC lies away from the center, Therefore, the “undercut” of astroke gives the PNEUMATIC more “under. does a solid ball. You'll remember arned in Physics that the most rapidly ‘ A Pope-Hartford sphere gocs the farthest and truest, MODEL D (illustrated below) is cur 1905 touring car. A powerful two-cylinder engine. cone "thc ° vortage clutch, sliding gear transmission ; propeller shaft and enciosed dilferential compose its entire driving nam propel. mechanism. hese parts are all runin oil-tight and dust-proof cases and are easily accessible for P i P! y your dealer (wo wlil gladly, wapply you direct on BH) inspection and adjustment. The front axle is made of one solid drop forcing, an expensive but a pe of price, Write for It todep. safe construction. A leader in its class. 16 bh. p. Price, $1600. Gogpvase Tike Ano Rusese Couraxy MODEL B, Improved. embraces special features which will appeal to those valuing 2 roomy, y Batt. Dart.) Arron, Onto touring car that will do the work. require little attention, and be free trom complication. A powertul « The P m. ingle-cyliader engine develops more than 10 b. p. e FE neumatic singiecyi ‘**ymmediate Deliveries and a Great Bargain. _—Price, $1000, Golf Ball Pope-Tribune MODEL IV. is cur 1905 light touring car. It has a powerful, two-cylinder vertical engine bevel gear drive.three speeds forward, one reverse, divided front seat, side entrance lorndauand ty sets of powertyl brakes. Up to date in design and equipment. 12h. p. Price, $900. MODEL II. is designed to meet the demand fora reliable caro! the runabout type that can be sold ata moderate price. The engine is of the four-cycle verticaltype ieylinderand explosion chamber cast integrai—no packed joints. Wheels so balanced as to give minimum vibration. Entire power plant in front under the bonnet. Suiding gear transmission; two speeds forward, one reverse. 6 hp. Price, $500. COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. MALLAM. HIPPODROME SAVE MONEY on BLOCK OF SIXTH AVE., 43D TO 44TH ST. AUTO SUPPLIES Management THOMPSON & DUNDY, v jin: ie TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND 8 O'CLOCK. Medd ry bdr erie 2, 8 st — h a ‘A Yankee Circus on Mars" Reger 93.00 pene or | es azual taney’ prices (All New Arenic Performers.) $1.50 postage paid. Has | SOUr money back if you : [ want it, too. AND polished, aluminum eye- | Trem het before you . ” nourcatalogue, Send 100, forit The Raiders. eine ned eotical around |S ccice oom yourensy cals Seats selling rapidly. Prices asc. to $: Box and Lo; Fi | POST 4 LESTER Co, Seats St-go ad Bacay 500 Unrexerved seats in the fataly Madero Pa Cty | Caserann te aster, cle, entrance on 44th St", asc. Foumier foreign Made E BOX OFFICE OPENS 9 A. M. CE comicbooks.com