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28 1 Summer Reductions To make room for ' new, fall stock we havt> r educed our entire stock of Summer Coats, Dresses a.nd Hats to as low as 30% below r egular prices. Jt W111 bf' to your adYantage to look. them OYer. WILMETTE LIFE July 30, 1926· othy Paley, Roy Brown, Mary ~lea son Beatrice Gratiaa, Jane McGmley, Ste~hen Hopkins, George \Vhite, Davie Ginter Ned Shapker, Jack Ross Betty Funke, Rita \Veber, Bob Sher;nan, ·Paul Keyes. \Villiam Burrill, \Villiam Holmes, Dorothy Fucher, and Francis Kennedy. Those winning the Junior Emblem \H'rc awarded a \Yhite felt . fish !O place on the front of the hathmg sm_t. The,· \Yerc: Geraldine \V ehcr, ~[ane \Vilson Ross Blaylock. Paul Soule, Vance 'Soule. Jack \Vir(! lin} \V arr<.~n 1\fonroc, Paul Bustin, and Georg1a Vosl.mrgh. The winners in last Friday's races who also earned additional points _o1 the 500 which is the goal for \\·l11rl bathing suits ancl medals _arc giYen. a. pnzes hy tht Bureau ot Recrcatlt'l which 1s conducting tl1c eHnts ar' a~ f OIIO\YS : . Horse and Rider Race: LamiL·r Bennett and Jn:.- S\\·an, first: Stephtl Hopkins and partner . . cco~Hl: H.igg. ~font iurt and Pal11 Soule. thml: J alllc Baker ancl James Burrill. iourtl1. Ureast Stroke race, boys under . 12 \·ancc ~oulc, first: _T;:unes Burrill. :"t'C nncl: Xed Shapktr, third. Girl:; Eileen Burke, fir:"lt, Ann ).Jaric \\'il:-· lll second. Breast stroke. hoy.- 12. 13 and 1-f Franci~ Kennedy, fir-;t: ~trphen H· lJl kinS: l'cond; Ccorf.!r \\.hite. third lantes l3aket, tou1th. (~lrl~. Dc)rt·thy ;rucker, first, ElsiL· Patterson, scU·JHl: Beatrice Cratiaa, third: June :\nch-r son, fourth. Brea:-.t Strokl', h o ~· s 13 . Hi. and li: Wilmette Playground Events (B_v Burcalt of Recreation) Efficiency Swim Tests (Friday, July 30) Free for all. Horse and Fight. Cnder 17. Chariot Race_:.Girls · Back Stroke-BoYs and Girls (a) Under 12 years of age (b) 12-13-1-f years of age (c) 15-16-17 years of age. UNIQUE. STYLE SHOP B. CO~LAN, Pcop. 11 or girls under 17. Hai1clicap Race-Feet tied together -Bon and Girls under 17 Loilipop Grab-Girls Rider Exhibition Swim-Cra\Yl · Anna ~1argaret Kennedy Katalic Yonkers The second \\'ilmettc Beach day held last Frida,· 1)\· the \Yilmcttc Burcau of Hccreat-ion- was featured by the entry of scores of contestants in tl1c Yanous cnnt:->. The fl..'atun. · events of the program \\·as the ;l\rarding of insignia to sc\·cral c·f the children \rho succcssf ully completed certain trsts, and the \\·atermclotJ grab. In the latter eyent fin~ hoys struggled ior thirty minutes for actual po~sessJon nf th<: melon when the officials dcci<h:d to settle the hard fought argument h,· callin .~· the en·nt a dra\\· and di,·icling the troph_\· among the fi,·e. 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