The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

'In a match which produced the besi. junior play of the year, red-haired Bob Allen fought off the challenge of James Kingsley to win the older boys' title by'a score of 6-14, 3-6, 6-2. Forced. on the defensive -by Kingsley's heavily, topped drives,, Allen c hopped back the looping sbots and made ýunexpçct- ed recoveries to take the first set. Undaunted by theloss of the set, Kingsley bit harder and, in a series of long. rallies after. he had gained ii lead of 5-3, finally broke throug 1h his opponent's service to even the -count at one setail. The third set :developed into a struggle, marked .by' brilliant ex- chang.es in wbich Allen's superioi. steadines.s backcourt and successfui forays to the net brought h.im vic- tory. Pr.eviously, .Allen. had conquered Hiriami Belding 6-O0, 6-0 and Kings-, ley had.mastered Walter Merrili 6-31 6-2 in the semi-fi nais. After dôwnig Clarke Good-noNw 4-6, 6-2, 6-1 in a semnifinal round tilt. John Galbraith overcane' Tony Ail- port, who had' taken "Bud" Young- love into camp, by a' tally of 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 to gain the younger boys' cham-ý pionship. The greater strength and ecperience of Galbraith proved de- ciding factors in bis encounter witL; Tony Allport.' jean Pettibone repeated ber triumph of the spring. tourname-nt bv again coming out on top in the older girls' section. Scoring on her steadiness and placement, jean won her semi-finajl contest 6.-0, 6-1 against Frances. Stowell, who, unlike ber usual game, struck. an erratic streak. In tbe otber semi-final duel, Joan Christian Science Churches "Unreality" Was the subject of the lesson-sermon -in ail Cburches of Cbrist ' Scientist, .on Sunday Octo- 'ber 1. - Janie Jdwards, took home the younger girls' championship prize as 5300 the result of defeatingMary Wilder 040%0~1 in the final round 6-3,.6-2. Previously T jane liad dowred Katherine Bros- T sard 6-0 and Mary liad beaten Joan Goodnow 6-0 in tbe semi-finals. W foi BLOCK-SHERIDAN ROAD CH ICAGO HIE IDEAL SUMMER AND WINTER HOME.. The. n.wly op.n.d section of the. outer drive from Fosfer Avenut.. offer quick a4cces o lothe. I100' 200CAR <eARlAOe IN THE BUILDING Privat. Motor Coach. Service to Dowuitown- FORMAL WINTER SEAON opens Saturday.. October 14th, ln the Main. Dining Room SUNDAY TWILIGil MUSICALES resum.d Sunday,, October 1 êh, in thé alro '. wiII b. g91ad to show our rooms. tuitesi, and ktéh - ettes ai speclal rates tr frocupancy. W. M. DEWEY. Managkagq Diretr momma une -------- --------- ------- FORMAL OPENINOC of Tatman.'s New'Store at 707 Church Street, Eva-nston Monday, October 9th, 1933" In rnaking announcement of our removal to a larger end much finer home, we tak. the. opporlunity to express our sincere appre- ciation -for the confidence and generous patronage of à discern- ing North Sr lientele ta a aeOur success possible. Consfantly striving for a greater worthiness of this esteem, w. have added to an already beautiful and comprehensive stock of the world's finest China, Glassware an& Art Nov- elties th. indred line.of .OJd Sheffield, Antique Furnitur. and Sterlinig Flaw.r. rnent that there is one Mi following self-evident prop, God, or good, is real, tbe' unlikeness of' God, is uni evil can only seem to be rc ing reality to the unreai"- We haveBDUYERS for. 1931 .32-33 CHfICAGO AN*,,C0OK COUNTrY .TAX WARRANTS* Home. Owners' LeanRnd Eyairt, Va, Oa.p & rFeu, UInce StrOCKs AND BONDS 3S.LaSaleStU dvr2424