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

iFdlirlnsuedl IVaiLe in Our IRE DA lE FIRUPIOOF WAREUISES STORACE 1723 mhasez Ave.. UNi. 9360 Wýimoe..I1332 WII..tI. 1332 hidden away in a cabin of the clitt s of Devon where they live on tbe spoils of wrecked sbips*. You wilI see, however thatunderfteath their hard andweheean exteriors b e a t softerhearts thanone might expect. In fact, Patch Eye' becomes almost as frightened and terrified in the =ors of the plot as his audience prbby.Will.ý He is very supersti- tious, melancholy, andalmost senti- mental at times. In fact, he would cruelly- stab a man, but grieve if he injured a sparrow. In contrast, the Duke is shrewd and calculating, and is the. kind of mani .who mgakes -one, just know that lie bas something up bis s-leeve. Moe Respectable Even though the Çaptain would be a frijzhtful man to meet socially or Bob Ciev, Mike liIII .Iim Wig Horten.,F eland John Rociger Sailors I Bill Steen rgiesorlDick Kahn Freneh Ernest Kelier Winnetka Cricket Club Opens Season; Wins First Cont est- Winnetka Cricket club opened its' season last Sunday with a corxvincing victory over River Forest, on the latter's groundi. Winnetka scored 124 runs, the chief scorers being Pat Joyce,. credited with 56; Trevor Williams, 37, and Ivor Williams, 14. River Forest was dismissed with 20 runs. this small total being. due Sw' visit the. "suniuwr home" of your f urs--Our MIW, uItV* aotdrn storcms vout, on the han, Haen Rupuing HOP, Stop &Bd *JuInP 1-wBunnel. Ni4chais; 2-Kramner, 1Ha- yen; S-Ki]rk1ey, Nichols; 4-.. Hadley, Wilmette; 5--W. F11 Wilmette. Running Broad Juuîp 1-Petersin, Haven; 2-A. Thompson, Wilmette; 3-Cowell, Haven; 4--W. Hill1, Wlmette; 5-MeKinney, Nichols. 50-Yard Dash 1-.-Peterson, Haven; 2-D. Best, WilI- mnette; -3-B.- Smith, Wilmette ; 4---R.ose, Nichois; 5-Harrison,' Niohols. 75-Yard lDash 1-.A. Thompson, Wllmette; 2---W. Hill, Wilmette * 3-Kramer, IHaveii;,4- McKinne, Niehois.; 5-Linquist, Nie.hols. 6W-Yard Hurdie 1-Ê. Smith,. Wilmette; 2--Goul d, Nichois; 3-A. Thompson, W11mette; 4-Weber, Haven;. 5-Jýohnson, Haven. Relay Race 1-Wilmette; 2-Nichols; 3-la.ve-. The ightweights and heavyweights of the sanie schools will hold a track meet tUiVs wèek Next week will see thé playground anxd recreation board softball leagues get under way in earnest. Wednes- day night will see the Shawnee In- dians, K of C, Beyrer Electric, Pandas, Tom Lynch Boosters, and the C.O.F. in action. The following lvipnday night will ansteau îie wI hVoot StnolOf, fUrS. woman, hanc litchen. and for the gani D STORE YOUI FUIS AT Last cm tune tellerà au 'arla' Iwees vsiting bis parents, -r.an Id Meg, a gypsy for-,~ Mrs. J. E. Barton of 2016 Thornwood certainly an eyé-full. I avenue. 20 years of age starts i uesciay iiignt with the OwIs, Ridge Runners, Uknow, and several un-namned teams ini the play. On Eriday night the Fumble league starts. The Wilmette Optimists, Wilmette American Legion, Wil- mette Rotary club, and the Winnetka Lions club along with several other Nancy Bercaw and Beverly Townshi> High .col she h reque., -which she hasn't timie1