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5S&:£- $1 PIANOS TUlfBD Pianos Tutted, Bought, Sold, Rented and Repaired if W. FOSTER Telephone Winnetka 509-J LT026-tfc Of Interest "'fa&W^" to Our Advertisers Physical size inspires awe. Jumbo, good for little except quantity, was certainly fine for that. A big man at- tracts the attention, even of Chicago newsboys. A stirring blast on the bugle inspires all with new courage. The moral is, use a full-page ad if you want to compel attention! Full Pag* Roll of Honor ; Hubbard Wood* Lumbar and Coal Company............... ..... Winnetka Coal-Lumber Co........ Wilmette Bldg. Material ........ Shoreen Motor' Company . ........ Nelson Laundry .................. Tho'"Orrittgton-"-r^r;^rrrrt^";T;"ii't'r;""".".' North Shore Bootery....... ..... R. H. Schell * Company ..... Wilmette Shoo Store-----......... Edinger St Sons.................<-. Skokie Motor Co. ................ Evanstonr Bldg. Material .......... Lulias Bros........................ Rockhold Bhlg. ................. Frint George * Co...... ......... rm lake shore news.\MimWWmWMi 'WeW:T'f}- Our Boy Scouts Wilmette ftibf^ActtiMe? :0&/i General Scout Actkrities^^i^ *ThefBoy Scouts Rally came off as scheduled on May 30, and, since The i*aRe dhore News went to press early jWt week, none «| the details were in that issue. For the benefit of the public who might be interested, we herewith state a few of the details. 'J m-.ip t There Were 154 Boy Scouts who par- ticipated in the different events, and the rally was one of the greatest demonstra- tions ever out on in Wilmette in the in- terest of Scouting. Some 1,200 people, residents of the village, witnessed the competition between the five troops. The knowledge of Scoutcraft displayed by the boys was nothing short of marvel- ous to those who occupied the side lines. It was a disappointment to all that there was not enough time to finish all the contests. As to the standing of the different troops, it looked at the outset as if there would have to be some real figuring to determine the winner. But, after a few events had been run off, it was evident that the real competition was between Troqp 2 and 3, Troop 3 jumped into the lead and retained a slight margin un- til the final event, the progressive stand- ing board jump, when they were only able to take third place, thus giving Troop 2, which now leads with a. two point advantage. The point standing gives* Troop 1, 4 and 5 the third, fourth and fifth places respectively. The showing of Troop 5 was a revela- tion to all concerned, although only a few months old and made up entirely of Junior boys, the spirit and alertness dis- played was not exceeded. The remaining events will be run off Tuesday evening, June 12, beginning at Monday, June 11, will be official Open^S-^ ^^rj* '» .h?PeJ *»* the resi- ing Day arWnew Public-Service com^t^ts witMjnng theirtunches, as the in this fcank, hav* a credit pjy|ftft; dollar added .to their accountsillll^ ; The whole idea is to develop with- in the boy that one point in respons- ibility, namely, saving. And, if pos- sible, to create the desire in each one to earn his $15 required for his ex- penses at camp by the time the troop goes to camp, which is August 11. The entire troop will take an over- night hike to the Forest Preserve at (Jlenview on Friday of this weekftgiS The Skokie Motor company, Elm street, Winnetka, is displaying a beauti- ful model of the Lincoln car in its dis- play rooms. The company handles the" Ford and Lincoln cars. *w pany store at Wilmette and Central ave- nues, Wilmette. There will be a spe- cial gift for housewives who visit the store during the first three days of busi- ness.. â- â- /:â- : ;,-,:'-":im:- ' v â- â- :â- ;"â-  >-r-';,W- ^>J- Dr. O. H. Bersch, Wilmette op- tometrist, has returned from Atlanta, Ga., where he attended the Interna- tional convention of Kiwanis x:lubs. He reports a wonderful time and the biggest and best Kiwanis convention ever held. More than 6,000 Kiwani- ans were registered, ^'ta^.-tf Bert Blow, excavator extraordinary, is making the dirt fly on the new munici- pal playgrounds on 17 street, Wilmette. It won't be long now, Bert says, when the kids will be on their playgrounds. There's a lot of formality about burning a hotel, according to Ralph Ince, who is directing Dorothy Dalton in her new picture* 'The Law of the Lawless." He had a Paris hotel con- structed last week on the lot in the rear of the Long Island studio, and before he could burn it at night for a scene in the picture, it was necessary for him to; notify the New York Fire department which stationed a number of engines at vantage points nearby. X Alfred Hustwick, title 4writer,! JmlSl just been signed on a long-term con- tract with Paramount, to continue in that capacity as a result of his clever work in writing the.titles for "Prodi- gal Daughters," Sam Wood's produc- tion for Paramount starring Gloria Swanson. boys expect to do, and enjoy another meeting with the Boy Scouts of our Village. Troop 3 Troop 3 is out to win this Rally. We are two points behind Troop 2, which has the lead with 82 points. Remember, there still remain y events. How's this for Troop 3? Due to the window display adver- tising the rally, and a number of con- ferences that our Scoutmaster has had with the president of the First National Bank of Wilmette, our Thrift Campaign, which has been in progress for a few weeks reached a climax when the above mentioned be- came so enthused with the whole scouting program, that he graciously offered to start any boly of our troop not having a savings account, with a deposit of one dollar to his credit. Al- so, those boys already having deposits The Village Chocolate #&' For ,,.., â-  â- â-  â- .....'â- i^^8f5;jiii The BEST Hot Fudge and Milk Chocolate Sundaes in Town. Sees half a dozen or more deliei Pupils of J. S. MECK in Recital Woman's Club of Wilmette W3miat-£30-o'clock -^-:- Saturday Afternoon, June 16 at 3:30 o'clock Public is invited Auto Visors in all Colore for all Makes of Cars- Paint ^Glassâ€"Mirrors II Picture and Mirror Frames #S Wboletde PLATE and WINDOW GLASS Reuil iBuf^f oW Paints ~ Oils' â€" Varnishel^Briishes ~ Wall- fpaper, Etc. at our store, as we carry ijnly the Best and Largest Stock of Paint Supplies on the North Shore. '^^Sl^%J?EV0E STORE fp£S ^^^S^SStW&^OSt THE COMING WEEK : ' :M:iS$ISiVU^_^and Trim Varnish- $230 per Gal. HSi 11* *m»5t!IWR^ 81 Opposite Village HeW All Hour* 6 a. m. to midnight ; <(G^M]nn^SJD^w^ gwe do our wbrk..^^^;;,,. ^:}.;|If you like this Jcind j§ ;tof§work,:; if;::' 'yotiitttoe j|| our kind of superyi-;p sion and; poliey^ontf^ suit us before you go Si ^â- dsewhere^Sl^ We're :â-  busy ;â€". but j| iiot -too busy-to :takefll care of a few more. 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