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22 WILMETTE The Most Sensational Value in Town! · SPECIAL THIS WEEK Your Choice of N. T.lntramural This Ones TrUe · Basketball Season .___________ Is Nearing Close · Intramural basketball at New Trier High school is approaching the close o i the season, and the teams were playin g this week for the championships in the three weight divisions-heaYyweight, lightweight and featherweight. Here are the results of recent game s : In the heavyweight division, Aran \ advisor room defeated Reiley's adYisur room 2J to 5 for the sophomore cla ~s heavyweight championship. Results · of games in · the inter-class series in the heavyweight division were: Oak s (jtinior ·champions) trimmed Reilev (sophomore runners-up) 13 to 9, and Aram (sophomore champions) whipped . Grater (senior. runners_.up) 29 to 8. The senior class lightweight cham pionship :w as won by Duckles' adYis or room in an overtime game with Ed - " ards' advisor room team. The score was 19 to 14. Oaks' advisor room de feated Persing's room 22 to 14 for · i ~ junior class lightweight championship. Results of inter-class series gam<:s in the lightweight division follow: Ed wards (senior runners-up) 20, Con·dun (freshmen runners-up) 14 ; Oaks (junior champions) 20, Minnema (freshman champions) 17: Duckles ( se ni(l r champions) 39, Reiley ( sophomnrc rtinners-up) 9, and Persing- ( juniu r runners-up) 28, Funkhauser ( ~nplhl more champions) 12. Kay's advisor room. so phomore ria .,~ champions in the feather\\'eight diY i' s10n, defeated Endicott's room, fre~h man runnr.rs-up, in the inter-class se r!es, 22 tv 11. while Binnie's fre -hm:ln champions whipped Funkhauser's soph omore runners- up, 23 to 16. -::....----------:--.1 LIFE February 28. 1930 : European Realistic, Frederic, or Push Up wavea ........ . Here, at the house of Beautiful Waves you are assured the loveliest permanents imaginable. Not merely "just a permanent" but a permanent wave given to suit your individual type and texture of hair. Take AJvarllage of This Wo,.Jerful Pre-Seaso, Offer/ -COMBINATION OFFERA seal' to·i·t sham,oo-a fi·ger wave by Robert of Fiftla A ve·ue, tllat will bri·t ·erv beauty to yoMr Aair-togetAer witla "gliste·i·g Rose Petalsu ma·icMre ··· all for ......... . $ 2 Here's a fi sh that isn't a story, as Sandy and June will testify. It is a Jewfish, weighs 7j0 pounds and was caught off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The little g irl to the left is J unc Cunningham, daughter of Mr. ,md Mrs. R. D. Cunningham of Evanston. The boy to the right is Sandy Hollister. so n of 1Ir. and ).·I rs. Lloyd Hollister of \Vinnctka. tal CHURCH ST., EVANSTON Suite 222 Carlson Bldg. UnJnrs1t7 t700 Tea Served 3 to 5 "Hark! Hark! The Lark" Was Written on a Menu F RANZ SCHUBERT was sitting in his favorite cafe when he heard - for the first time - Shakespeare's joyful verse on the skylark. The young musician's soul was stirred with the fires of creation and before he left the place he had written the memorable score across the back of his menu ... Today "Hark! Hark! The Lark" and all the world's finest melodies lives through . . : Mtss C:trolyn B.aker, 518 \Va~.hmg-: ton avenue, ?Pd ~Itss Barbara Smtth ot Appleton, .\\ ts., we~e guests_ last weekt>nd of Mtss Cecelia Baldwt~ at Lawrenee coHege, Appleton, Wts. Both Miss Baker and Miss Smith are students at ~ o rthwestern university, and ~fi s Ethel Christman of Shclbvville are members of Gamma Phi Beta sor- '\'aS the wee k-end guest of her sister, c. rity. ~f r . Ckm Boling, 929 Main strce. · Duo-Art Reproducing Music Such outstanding pianists as Paderewski, Bauer, Cortot~ Horowitz play for Duo-Art because Duo-Art reproduces their music exactly as they wish to be heard f9r all time. A Duo-Art piano should be a part of the cultural background of your home. Duo-Art is combined with Steinway, Weber, Steck, Stroud pt anos. Priced from $1295. et Ready Before he Spring Cleaning Rush With Spring drawing nigh-right now is the time to gather together everything that needs cleaning and phone for one of our drivers. No matter how soiled your garments and househ~ld things may be, you can depend upon our quality work. Send us your daintiest garments and cherished household accessories; they are perfectly safe in our hands. Convenient Terms Arranged I I .... J In Evanston: 615 Davis St. Lyon!Healy Open Evenings Till Ten ~--..,----- --- --- SCHULTZ & NORD Cleaners to the Discriminating 1152 Central Avenue, Wilmette Phones 320-321 Evanston Phone: Greenleaf 6660 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS / .