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Last Fridav the Tai lors again dem- onstrated their ability to win gaines. They took two out of three from the second place Rapp Brothers (Wina- netka) teain and increased their lead ta four gaines. Both gaines won by the Tailors were by scant mpargins of'eight and thirteen points,. the scores being: 870 to 862 and 893 to 880. Rapp's took the other, gaine, 902 ta 833, and this gav e theina 2644 to 2596 mnargin over the league leaders, in. the eveming's. totals. Rapp's 2644 total, incident'ally, vas the highest of the eNening. * Stop Hadd.n Halls Hadden, Hall, tiedwith Rapp's for the, second place, lest a chance ta ganiithe .hamponsh-ip race when they also dropped two gaines. Edel- weiss spoiled'theeeig for Hadde n Hall. taking the first two gaines. 938 ta 814 and 919 te 76.3. and then los- ing the third, 954' to 781., This gavet Edelweiss a three-game total of 2638 ,Io 2531- for Hadden Hall. Edelweiss gaied a gaine on , te fourth place Ken~iwîorth marke 1t, which dropped two ta the Bungalow Taverti. The Taverni boys took the first one, 827 to 7&3. Then. bv a miar- gin of nine points. the market won *the second gaine, 832 ta 823.- The-. third gaine, which %vas almost as. close, %vent to the Tavern, 822 ta 816. The totals shoNved 2472 for the Tav- ern and 2431 for the market. * lesews H old Pace Bleser's kept pace with Edelwý%eiss by ivinning two. froin the C. and R.i Oiî men. The scores were 920 to 874 for Bleser's in the first gaine, 834 to 783 for the oil men ini the second gaine, and 805 to 774 for. Bleser's in the third gaine. Bleser's total for the evening was 2508. The oilnmen had. Each Fridav evening four one dol-- lar prizes are awardedý to the bowlý-1 ers having -the highest individuali single gamne score in, the four teamin matches. George Bleser of the Xil- Followving is the teai sfi Won Wilmette Tailors .. 32 Rapp Brothers (WiiÏn.) .. 28 H-adden Hall ....... Tenlworth Mark~et.26 Edelweiss.......25 Bungalow Tave rn.....22 C. and ,R. 011i Men..20 nding: Lot 1 19 23 23 25 26 28 29 .31 Residenice anid .Stor e Bring TiWo Fire. Calis Fire 'at the. Leonard E., Starkel resi- den-e, 906 Elmwood avenue, last Sat- urday afternoon, 'caused damage esti- mated hy. Pire Chief WValter Zibble to be about' $1,000. The blaze. started ini an uptairs edroom, and its origih has not been' definitely determined. The children, were at home alone at the time the. fire broke out, Chief* Zibble said., The firemen made the run to the Starkel h omne at about 3 :45 o'clock. Damage f romfi the blaze wvas confined, to the bedrooni. Teoffly other ru i macle by the fire- men ini the week ending Tuesday, Febduarv 13, was an Thursday, Febru- arv 8, at about 1 2:30 o'clock noan -ta the Hat Box, milliniery shop at 1163 Wilmette avenue, wbere the awning had cauight fire. Chief Zibble said the dam- age l)rohably would bc about $25 or $30' ..Mrs. iCharles Dahia of Benfton Har- bor, Nfich., was a dinner guest last Sunday of M,%r. and Nfrs. Robert S. Swaiîni, 701 Lauirel avenue. Also a guest. for the day was the Swaims' daughter, Mrs. Madeline Day, who stopped in Wilmette on her wvay froin Philadelphia ta Rockford. Mrs. Warren Hillis. 512 Central avenue, lias lad as lier guest. her sister, *Mrs. George Salisbury, of Bloomfield Hlilis.c. Mrs. Salis- bury has. been here m!aking arrange- ments to move into the--Babcock. residence at 229 Essex, road,, Kenil Iis a far crY front file oPeii-face garbage wagon of commppon usagec Id th.esc tî0o, ultra-mod-er devicci uehich hetteefortih ?Lill collect refuse in IJVil- mette. Titis nw equipment Putid Serivice tis is wek ireceiing the, f4oz- able coininent of mainy persons -'ho havte .çcit the odd Iookinq "qari4ape- getiets" do their ?t'ork... The "garbage-getters" contain a nuni- yards. In the back of the hodv iîý a ber of features which have brought it ýlarge door which opens when the hody into favor with public works officiaIs is raised by a hydraulic.hoist to -dis- and the public. The principal feature of charge the garbage-at-the incinerator.. these collection units as compared with ý the former type used is the fact that Nfary- Bethe and John Chapin. the throwing of heavy cans of garbage daughiter and son -of Mr. atid M.rs. over the hiead and onto the high truck S. L. Chapin of Z36 Laurel avenue. bodies is .eliminated. This is clone awa, have golle to Beloit college l in - with by loading the refuse into a bucket consin. The former is entering college located at the rear of the truck, the thjs semester and John is resuing top of which is about 32 inches f rom his studies. the ground, the bucket is as wide as the -- tru~ck and has a capac ty of three- Mrs. Leland H-. Danforth, quarters of a yard; when filled, levers Warwick road, Kenilworth, is exiw.-( are operated sending the loaded bucket ing her sister, Mrs. George V. Il ol- up the curved back of the body, when lomfan of Dayton, Ohio, to visit hur it reaches the top a door opening into about Fèbruary 19, for ten dayýs. .4r the body is autoniatically opened and the until ber mother, Mrs. Ira Darling. garbage dumped, the entire body is en- returns froin Arizona. closed air-tight and gives the equip- -- ,ment a neater appearance. and is more. Mr. and, Mrs. A. R. Pet'erson , 227, sanitary than the open style truicks R.aleigh roa*d Kenilworth, entter-, which, are' covered with tarpa li . taýined twelve 'imeso hi ii The capacity of. these units is 8 cuii ner bridge club Iast Wednesday. ~VlCE. .s-rAzrm~".a.s - Il N - -~4W--V./ôPTJ4 - \~JhL 1%4~TI<A.. I-..&OB~At.~D EP p -v' lep LV E n r --.i Mathew Francl-2