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

a a Y August 6, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 29 Tilden Captures . ' . State Net Title Season's Choice : | After Hard Fight ! Bill Tilden came through with fly- | ing colors, and gave a gallery of 5,000 enthusiastic tennis fans a thrill when he annexed the Illinois State tennis championship on the Skokie Country club courts last Sunday after- noon. But Tilden's victory was earned in the only after the hardest sort of a five set late final match in which his opponent Johnny Hennessey of Indianapolis put summer up a stubborn fight. The scores were 5-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-8, 8-6. or golden Although he won the match his play- ing showed that Tilden had lost some | autumn of the keenness which had made him famous on the net courts of the world. The more youth- ful Indianapolis star had Big Bill weary at several stages of the fray. Hennessey battled him stroke for stroke and putting a heavy top spin on his drives forced Tilden to toss --when English hedges are turned to rainbows; when style- aside his driving attack and resort to shows are on in the Paris salons; when galleries are less a chopping game. crowded, accommodations more reasonable, and the atmos- Mrs. A. H. Chapin of Springfield, phere coolly mellow --sail down the "water boulevard" of Mass, and Mario Leighton of Chi- | the St. Lawrence on a regal Empress! Scenes of old-world cago, successfully defended their wom- charm on either hand; only about 4 days open sea; the asso- en's doubles -crown by. defeat M ciations, smooth service, luxuries of a Continental Club-- ys Sg Be ly this, you'll say, is the ideal rest-trip before the winter' Olga Weil and Clara Zinke of Cincin- surely this, you'll say, e re! Pp belore the hd Babi : Se activities. Let your agent arrange through rail transportation ati, in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. The ¢: championship team was too strong at | to sailing port. the net and too steady for the Ohio | Phowe or sll sous sisamaliipagess for pln of ijn girls. ormatle is B Vis vorihy, _Steamsiin, Ceherd] Agent, 71 E. Jackson ! vd., Telephone abas a 0, Ill. For Freight 1 "TENTED CITY" [ to W. A. Kittermaster, General ern Freight Agent © 940 "Tented City," the free campground The Rookery," Chicago, Ill. at the Illinois State Fair, will be dense- ly populated from Aug. 20-27, judging ® offe from space reservations now coming | in. All manner of camp equipment can be rented on the grounds at rea- sonable rates, and there is no charge World's Greatest Travel System for space or parking. Carry Canadian Pacific Express Travellers Cheques--Good the World Over | 5 ™ Miss Kathryn Parshall returned| The finest of black Caracul and H Saturday to her home at 127 Wood- | luxurious white Fox make up this iat ti ol Sb ds lt bi flied bine avenue from Standstone camp at | feature garment by Weihe, which is > : Green lake, Wis., where she had been | being shown in the Sixth Million Dol- - - for the past month. Miss Parshall now | lar Fur Fashion Exhibit running from : ® . ° : has as her house guest Miss Betty | July 25 to August 20, inclusive, at the * F d k E I C 2 Youngstrand of Philadelphia, Pa. Balaban & Katz' motion picture houses, : re eric [J (& W 1S Oo : Om in the loop, on the south side, the se * : -,, | DOrth side and the west side. Black * : il * ws. end Mas, Albert F, Cordts of 521 | and white is one of the coming sea-|| % Funeral Directors and Morticians : wil ht Tee re Tne ast week 10| son's most popular combinations for H H ilmette after spending two weeks on | fur garments and is strikingly carried $ % a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. out in this coat for afternoon or eve- . 2 --O-- * : ning wear. a = : "Ww. U > 3 Karl Palenske of 226 Tenth street is re e nderstand * spending the months of July and Au- Springfield, Illinois, led all cities of : - gust working at Banff, Canada. He | the United States in the increase in : will return to Wilmette September 1. | postal receipts during June, 1927. 3 : : Twenty-three years of careful, scientific research in this Direct + field have enabled us to surpass in our profession the re- & * v . . "op : Lake + quirements of the most exacting public. . . qualifying us to % LJ . . . Route * render a careful, courteous and conscientious service. i q m= Northern + 3 we ~TRANSIT STEAME Michigan + Our new fleet of DeLuxe Limousines is the most dignified & Bis % to be had. : 5 * - \ . . . - * y acation Lake Cruises : Ambulance Service DeLuxe, located in Wilmette, is a { Aboard de luxe S. S. MANITOU + tribute to the long-felt need, centrally located to all north % > . . : > shore towns. . .assuring immediate and moderatel * | Chicago to Sault Ste. Marie & Return w Shon g ¥ priced 5 Leave Monday 4 p. m.--~Return Friday 8 a. m. + Service. ry hd LJ $44 -- Meals and Berth Included -- S44 i H You visit Glen Haven, Charlevoix, Petoskey, Harbor - : - Springs, Northport, Traverse City, St. Ignace, Macki- : New enlarged Chapel, Parlor and Display Room. : nac Island and Detour. : 3 Most Popular Trip on the Great Lakes * : Orchestra ==Dancing==Deck Games. Not a dull moment aboard ship or - . Parlor Phone a ashore. Early reservations suggested. May we mail free illustrated folder? o> Mrs. F. E. Lewis Wilmette 3552 1124 Central Ave. @ - Attendant 3 Wilmet * MICHIGAN TRANSIT CORPORATION H Residence Phone merce % B. J. KENNEDY, G. P. A; Municipal Pier, Chicago : 3 elephone e ir EY -* ita be wed FB Dale LT ET TT TT EE EE TE TET Ta Da oa