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Read the Want Ads 511e al.. ................. Dr. *9 tT".&P":, md I19"i 75c éaà.. Drus COMP.Y SeuiIg NoriA Shoro Rosi. dmos, fer mer# 2 on mgo Wflng"C.nma 4004»1 ..36e 49c RtidgeAvenue Pharmacy Agîtiatud wilA Soidor-Ceuu5 Dral C.-)J. B. Sdrytr, M«gr.. RiWg-Lak. Av.. Pmm.. Wilmt 314 give Jcurrea. 'l'ne car was demohsnca. Surviving Mr. Clironis are his -widow, Mfrs. Jean Chronis,* three 0aughters. Jean Marie, Kathryh aüd Elainie, andtitwo 'son Jmes andI George 'A. Chronis. Ail, of the sur- vivors livein WIlnette witlî the ex- ception of the son, George, wbose home is at Cumberland. The funeral services wvere helti W'ednesday afternoon at 1 o'cloek. at. St. Andrew's church, Hollywood. andi Withrop avenues, Chicago. Townley, to- Join New Camp Grolup This, Year Robert WV.1 Towvnleyý, director of phyvsical educationi at- the, Jo>stph, Sears school ini Kenilworth, who goes to camp eacbi year soon after the If 1Qse of cWopl. wili be at a-different location this conîing summer. He is to be at. Camp Kooch-I-Ching on Rainyv lake near International Falls, whiere lie iill have charge of the junior camp. Camp Koochi-I-Ching is onned' andi operated by Jack Vance, Evanstoni High school foot- b all coach. For the past eigbt stin- mers MNr. Townlev has been director of the junior c anmp at Camp Ir car real sure Of careful attention to every dotait. $10OC(l >UPON BOOK. FOR ONLY Good on Everything W. Have to Offer s, lt 100 MORE FOR YOUR DOLLAR $1Trade-At-Honie CERTIFCATESI Are Worth aims and accomplisfnicents. ironi .Nlrs. Cavenagh. Th~e speaker. also ivili answer any, questions thlat, may be ask'ed concerning Girl. Scouit work.> VWhether or not your,.datighter is 10w ýa GWi Scout, this talk will be valuablé, to yoïl., and the comnîittee and -Miss M.\acauiley, 'the Scout cap- tainî. hopes you will cornie," the nlot ice to Kcnilworth iothers said.. Young'Modemns Observe. Spinning Wheel at. Work Wbhile 'Niss Van Horn and her fifth grade history class at the, Howard school were stud.ving the growth of machinery, young, Charles B3eringer, 225 Catalpa place, ý%vas reminded ýof the stories tliat his grandmotber, Mrs.. Jo hn Prehin, who also resides in Wil- Inetteý iiad told birna f Iaow mia. used to spend ber tinte spinning wool and flax during ber' girlhood ini Sweden. WVhen this news had been discloseti, nothing Nvould satisfy the pupils but to see for theniselves how the amazing, feat w'as accomplished. Accordingly Mrs. Prebn, who is 83 years old, spent Iast TuesdaY morning denionstrating a lost art to an extremely. interesteti group o: young moderns. PLAN HOBBY SHOW Box- Souts,, Cubs, Junior Hiker, 11 the 'uel]NvývrtI i Menîorial gymi- I îîsium on Saturday night, March 25. IThis affair in. recent years bas be- corne a community event in Kenil- worth andi is attendeti annually by large number of parents and other îinterested citizens. THE PUBLIC IS <7JRLLY INVITED TO ATTEND TI CHLIRCH SERVICES AND VISIT THE READING ROOM 1181 a,-