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cnamionstp oturnament Iast year. The finals of this year's champion.. ship were played Friday mnorning. Thie Class A rtanner-up was Mrs. H. C. Bonfig of Evrans1on. ..Mrs. DeWitt O'Kieffe of- Evanston was the winner in B:.Glass, with Miss- Virginiia Plesba of Evanston as .run- ner-up. The Class C winner was Mrs. William McKee of Glencoe, and the runner-upwas Mrs. G. V.. Rockey of Ch icago. VISITS COLLEGE FRIEND Miss Roberta Peterson, 1012 Lin- denx avenue, a meinher of the Alpha Alpha chapter of Delta Zeta at North- western university, has returned from a two weeks'. vacation in the east. Miss Peterson, a ,cçompanied, by her parents, vis-ted her former roommate at Denison university. She also spent part of her summer at a_ cottage at Frankfort, Mich., as the guest of Miss Agnes Jones of Forest avenue. Mrs. Gary Younig, 322 Greenleaf avenue, arrived home Sunday from an eastern motor trip which she nad1e with lher imother froni Sheboygan, Xis. They drove 'first to, Niagaraa Falls, thenupnt Canada to Quebec, through the New England states, and home by way of. Boston, New York and Washington, D.. C. Mr. and Mrs. Thon 220 *Woodstc'ck avenl sp)ent the -week-end v tlieir suimmer homea oli W Mrs. A. :L. Clinite of Des MNoines4 Iowa, -is spending the mioi-h of Au- gust as the guest,,of her sister, NMrs. Clara &B. Delmege, of 825. Greenleaf avenue. Charles Engelhardt, ,915 Oakwood avenue, accompanied by Mrs. Engel- hardt, is driving through WViscolisini on a business trip this week. mmr n d Marie. MOTORIN G THROUGH EAST Jkand Mr.on Millett, son CfeMr- Jkand Mr. onC.Millett, 9on of Mr. nut avenue, will be.home after Labor DYay from an eastern môtor trip. They are visiting relatives in'New York and will drive through New England. Don, who graduated fromh New Trier in June, will enter the University of lli- nois this fal.. Jack returnis to North- wetsern university for his sophomore year. VISITING AU14T Helen Condit, daught 1er of D 1r. and Mrs. Har old S. Condit, 614. Laurel avenue, has 'been in Sterling, Ill., this week visiting her -aunt, Mrs. Foster E. Fike, formerly of Wilmette. 'Mrs., Fike and Helen aie comning to Wilmiette toda y and Saturday wiIl be joined by Mr. Fike and son, Bradford. The Fikès will be guests of the Con- dits anîd possibly friends of theirs ini Wilinette. over Labor Day week-end. Orville, Jr, Carol, and Edward War- iyick, cbjîdreni of Mr. and Mrs. Orville. 'Warwick, 322 Sheridan road, Kenjl- worth, are recovering from attacks of the alu. Mrs. C. M. Larqen (Cornelia Keith), M1a rge and John, of Peoria, Ill., ar- -AT à%lLý value than this, FAi L.PROPýOSITIOK Befor, you are rush.d luto buying queutionable oil heatinq equiPRIent for your hoie-gt Tism*.n';a nw FaÜ Proposition. Timken, you know, ha. the. broadeut expenience in the. oil heating business. More than 110,000 installations have been made in home. of ail types and suzes. When YOu choose Timken equipment, you know yonx have the Lest pquipment you ocau.buy for your home- and on th. sasist terme that haveé ever been offéred FRER HEATZNG SUR VEY Don't bl2y blindly. Be sure. Phone or-mail the. coupon at once for Thidran'a PINNSYLVANIA OIL CO. 933, Siermen Ave. * YNTNWLET 1 am lntered in uyour inOv Poil propsii-mu -- or i ~u Burvey ami Fr.. book, "True trien of 0)à H«tdag Eoau. Adqriss...................... ....... ......... w~ ~~Cy................................... ç 8................. 1 ý ý