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"WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1921 a ----_"e NORTH SHORE ACES MEET ALL COMERS; NO LOSSES All-star Basket Ball Aggregation Takes Chicago and Wiluette Outfits Into Tow. The North Shore Aces, New Trier township's crack basket ball five, ~ made the highly touted Buena A. © C's look like weak sisters at the ~ Chicago gym last Saturday evening walking away with a 40 to 10 en- ~ gagement. Ligare and Gruver starred for the locals. = On Wednesday the North Shore = lads trimmed the Wilmette A. C. ~ squad 28 to 3 just to show they didn't mind trimming some of the boys in their own territory. The Aces were scheduled to play the Mark A. C. five of Evanston, in| ~~ Winnetka last evening. : The North Shore Aces are an all- star aggregation of basket flingers and have yet to meet defeat though their toughest encounters are still in the offing. The Aces are to meet the top-notch outfits of the city in- cluding the formidable "Big Five" 2d by the stellar Paddy Driscoll of national football fame who likewise plays a fast running guard role on the basket ball floor. The Aces meet the Wilson avenue Exmoors on the Winnetka floor this evening. The North Shore Aces line-up in- cludes Ligare, Northwestern; Mur- phy, Loyola; Gruver, Illinois; Caden- head, Lane; Fahey, New Trier High school and other stars of known ability. The team is under the man- agement of John J. Hartnett, of Winnetka. ~~ NEW TRIER LOSES TWO. New Trier light and heavyweight basketball teams submitted to their first defeats of the present league schedule Saturday evening at La Grange, the Rand and Kershaw clan dropping a 17-15 tilt and the heavies losing a 20-19 engagement. La Grange is scheduled to appear Tuesday, Feb. 8, at the north shore school, at which time Coach Childs hopes to avenge the loss. OUILMETTE K of C. BOWLERS TAKE 2 FROM EVANSTONIANS The Ouilmette Council, Knights of Columbus bowlers, went into a tie with Columbus for third place Mon- day evening when they twice defeat- ed the Newmanites of Evanston, sub- mitting to one defeat in return. Uni- "versity took a trio of tilts from Columbus. Kutten rolled high game of the evening for the locals when he scored 214 pins. Steiner made seven strikes in the third game but was kept from rolling a high game by two "rail- roads" and a "break." Ouilmette vs. University and Columbus vs. New- man next Tuesday evening. HARD SCHEDULE FACES HIGH SCHOOL NATATORS New Trier High school's swimming team has a strenuous schedule ahead if one may judge by the accompany- ing list of meets, in which they are to participate: Saturday, January 29, 8 p. m.--Mii waukee "Y" Seniors, at New Trier. Friday, February 4, 8 p. m--Hyae Park Seniors and Juniors, at New Trier. ; Saturday, February 5, 3 p. m.--New Trier Seniors at Evanston. Friday, February il, 8 p. m.--Cen- tral "Y" Seniors, at New Trier. Friday, February 18, 8 p. m.--Mor- ton Seniors and Juniors, at New Trier. Saturday, February 19, 8 p. m.-- Lane Seniors and Juniors, at New Trier. NEW TRIER HIGH PLANS GREAT PAGEANT IN JUNE In view of the fact that the ter- centenary celebration of the Landing of the Pilgrims is assuming extensive | recognition throughout the United States this year, New Trier Town- ship High school has decided to give a pageant recalling this event, in place of the usual Spring exhibit « the High school next June. The High school is planning to make this pageant quite elaborate, Its program is now being carefully worked out by various committees representing all departments of the school, and every phase of school activities. Services of every instruc- tor and student in the school are en- listed in the preparation for this un- usual event. N. T. SWIMMERS BUSY New Trier swimmers will engage Morton High school at the Morton natatorium Friday evening in a Sub- urban league meet. On Saturday evening Milwaukee "Y" will be rep- J large living room with firepla Modern 6-room stucco 000. ----Cozy 4-room bungalow y 2 ] REAL | 524 Linden Ave., Winnetka Fn on on om oo eS HILL & STONE Several Home Bargains New White Colonial Frame Residence, ready to occupy now, in fine locality near school and depot, 4 nice bedrooms, owner anxious to sell, will make close deal. water heat, fireplace, near Skokie, owner moving away, $10,- rooms,, combination living and dining room, hot water heat, wooded lot, fine street, single garage, $7,200 mortgage. $3,100. Complete List of All North Shore Homes Summer Rents BARS TIT iit EE lL] ce, steam heat, one-car garage, home with two porches, hot in Hubbard Woods, two bed- STONE |; ~~ Phone Winnetka 1544 a resented at the New Trier tank by swimmers from the Cream City and the juniors of Evanston High school NOTICE Will teach Lip Reading to Deaf per sons. Adults or children. Will accep: pill splash against the north shore ads. pupils from Evanston and north to CGilencoe. Phone Win. 1697. LTG12-2tc SPECIAL SALE Beginning Saturday, January 29th and All Next Week Washer Nickel Zine $139.00 The best Electrical Washer at the lowest price We also have on display other leading makes ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT Phones Wilmette 600 Evanston 1024 EC "FEBRUARY SHOE SALE Beginning February 1st, Ending February 15th mm, OO regular lines. ) J this sale, the following discontinued lines at les 150 Pairs of Children's Shoes, sizes 4 to 8 . . . . . Were $5.50; 1100 Pairs of Children's Shoes, sizes 8 toll... . Were $7.50; 50 Pairs of Children's Shoes, sizes 12; to 2. . . . Were $8.50; 200 Pairs Growing Girls' and Women's Boots, sizes 3 to 73, at ® LJ LJ LJ LJ Ld ® ® Prices were $12.50 to $18.00 This sale will mean a reduction of from 50c to $1.00 a pair off all In addition to the above discounts there will be 1n s than half their value. now at $3.00 now at $3.50 now at $4.00 $4.50 Women's STANDARD Spats Reduced O00 1608 Chicago Ave. - EVANSTON, ILL ------------y J Shoes for Women and Children = I