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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1923 BUCCANEER CLUB SEASON OPENED "Port of Missing Men" to be Scene of Summer Festivi- ties, Program Shows PLAN MANY EVENTS Thursday Nights Set Aside for Dinner Dances ! The Buccaneers' club was formally opened to the season on Thursday, June 14. A number of dinner parties were given on board followed by dancing. " The deck of the "Port of Missing Men" in the harbor had been covered with linoleum, thus providing a fine danc- ing floor. Entertain Yacht Cl.b | On Saturday, June 23, a fleet of 15 one-design sloops is racing from the Chicago Yacht club to the Buccaneers' harbor at Wilmette. The race will prob- ably finish about 5 o'clock. The boats will anchor for the night in the harbor and there will be a regatta at 11 o'clock Sunday morning under the auspices of the Buccaneers' club. The Chicago sailors will be entertained at luncheon at the conclusion of the race. Plan Dinner Dances Thursday nights have been set aside for the Buccaneer dinner dances and every Sunday evening at 7 o'clock a special supper is served, reservations be- ing made by telephoning the Club Steward, Mr. Evans, at Wilmette 2461. The attractive and unique features of this club are making it a favorite dining place during the hot weather. The fleet of 15 foot Cat boats are being put into commission and will be in shape for a regatta on July 1. it is announced. Kiddie Nook Founder Buys Lewis Incorporated Store , C. S. Breckenridge, founder of the Kiddie Nook stores in Wilmette and Ev- anston, has purchased the store of Lewis, Inc, at 1606 Chicago ave. Evanston. ! The name of the store will not be changed under the new management, but Mr. Breckenridge intimated this week that another .name may be chosen later in order to apply to the wider field he hopes to establish. Mr. Breckenridge recently sold the Kiddie Nook "stores to Carroll Ridge- way and company, and then became interested in the Hoyburn theater and Lewis, Inc.- Mr. Breckenridge plans to make the latter an exclusive shop of personal service, to please the tastes and requirements of north shore famil- ies. Robert W. Service's novel, ed Paradise," will be one of uext fall's film events. "Poisoned Paradise," is set in Monte Carlo where Service has made his home since the Amistice and is as vivid a picture of the famous gambling resort as that which the author has pre- viously created of the Yukon country. "Poison- i 3 DR. MELVIN B. HASBROUCK having been associated with the late Dr. John L. Ralston amn- nounces that he will continue in the general practice ot OSTEOPATHY at 353 Park Ave. Glencoe, Illi- nois. Telephone, Office and Res- idence--Glencoe 43. ~ ian LAUNCH WAR ON AUTO SHIRKERS Inspectors After License Fee Delinquents Purchasers of automobiles prior to July 1 who hope to save half of the annual state license fee by holding back their applications until after the first of next month will be out of luck, ac- cording to Secretary of State Louis IL. Emmerson. The automobile law provides that the license fee for automobiles purchased after July 1 shall be only fifty per cent of the fee for the entire year. In the past, some owners have attempted to take advantage of this law Hy not sending in their applications until after this period although the ownership of the cars dated back for a month or more. "There always is a great flood of ap- plications just after the first of July," Secretary Emmerson said this week. "This is suspicious. It isn't likely that such an enormous business is done by dealers at this particular period. Investigators Make Check "Last year we made good use of the automobile investigators to check up on these applications and we found that an overwhelming majority of them should have been in before July 1 and that the owners had been violating the law by operating their cars without license in the hope of saving half of the fee. "Inspectors are now out covering the State rounding up every automobile that is operating without a license or with last year's license plates. The driver who tries to save half of his fee in this [eX 110) ERG FN Service Station OODYEAR takes the highest- grade, long - staple cotton, of unusual tensile strength, and builds up the carcass of the Good - year Cord Tireby the exclusively Good- year method of group-ply construc- tion. The result is a tirethat lasts longer in any service and is the most economi- cal you can buy. 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The man who doesn't is a shirker. He wants to use the roads and avoid pay- ing his share toward their construction and upkeep. "We are after these shirkers and they 2% going to have a hard time getting y." N. U. Law Graduates Are Guests of F. B. Crossley The forty graduates ot the law school of Northwestern university were enter- tained at a reception Wednesday, June 13, at the home of the secretary, Frederic B. Cressley, 602 Washington street, Wilmette, 111. President Walter Dill Scott and members of the law school faculty were present. Each of the members performed a stunt. Light re- freshments were served. Mr. Crossley is the Wilmette Village attorney and prominent in Chicago law circles. Read the Want Ads Welch's Cafeteria Wilmette Think of the labor vou can save by dropping in here for dinner. We'll do all the before-and- after-dinner work. And delicious foods! 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