GOLFING "IFS."

If you bring your own lunch

And frugally munch

Your sandwich and cake

For economy's sake;

If you strictly abstain

From sloe-gin and champagne,

Never touching a drop

Save perhaps ginger-pop;

If you're clever enough

To keep out of the rough,

If you don't slice or hook

Into pond, dyke or brook

Your new three-shilling ball,

And, best saving of all,

If you carry your clubs,

You can pay heavy "subs.,"

Fees for entrance and greens,

Without straining your means,

And, though you're a middle-

Class man, not a peer,

Agree with LORD RIDDELL

That golf isn't dear.

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[Illustration: _Cheery Sportsman._ "HAD SIX FALLS IN TWO DAYS, HAVE

YOU? WELL, CHEER UP. YOUR LUCK'S BOUND TO CHANGE SOON. THESE THINGS

ALWAYS COME IN CYCLES."

_Rough Rider._ "MINE SEEM TO COME IN MOTOR LORRIES."]

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