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c31RAPFËM CANDIES. wiil be appropriate and appreciated - presented as a gif or provided for al the family to enfoy., luSpecial Packages 6006 to $1.50 IL Corne fi early W ibest WIL#ATT£ i.FETONR Cetal Avenue Just Wtiof . State Bank Scoutiflg andu il> U1VsV wnoIIKC £85 good, crunchy cookies made like the three-leafed clover. The scouts will ring your 'doorbeli and take your order before that time,. so be prepared to see a bright, shin- ing-eyed girl -in leaf green uniform or ini school clothes of skirt and. sweater at your door ready for hier yearly order. This the only' money-making- pro- ject of the Scouts, and, they enter into it with great zes t, considering it great* fun, 'and ready to recommnend their wares after personal use and consumption. The Brownies, this year, will.help. terbig gisters in the sale, and there wil be a surprize prize tothe- pack as ýwelI as to the troop selling the greatest number. There. will also be three prizes awardeld to the individ- ual Scouts who make tbe, greatest sales.and three prizes to tbe Brownies making the greatest sales. There will also be a surprise party for ail those Scouts and Brownies sellinin.dividuaily over tlirty, dozen cookies. These cookies are made in the Village by the great kindness of our local bakers and quality is their chief characterisic. Mrs. William,,Sutherland,' chair-, YOUR WATCfl D37a Efl a Mdate Cu Dl. PAGLIAIJL@ 1144 Wismstte Arenuie Your Need in Cut FIlwers, Plants, Cent ,erpieces, Corsages, Designs of Any Kind. Tele plumne Orders Cheerjul1y Filled NEWMAN J, IJATNY Opp. N. S. Station 'WE DELIVER Telephone sales. fun with the e for the dIe ELECTItICIANS BADGE Mr. Earle Lyon; of Elmwood ave- nue, will teach and demonstrate the course for the electrician's badge, at, his, home on Moniday'evenings until those taking the course have attained proficiericy for passing the testsý Some of the things necessary t0 know for this badge are such things as the di fference between alternating current and direct current in electrici- ty, the correct reading of an electr-ic meter and estimation of the cost of electricty .used ..inithe house ,per month, the corre ct way to connect and discotinect appliances such as irons or toasters,. the way to replace a ýburned out fuse, the way to repair the cord of a lamp, iron, washing machine. and wbat, orecautions. to These spring dâys are the days in' which to watch the birds on their way north for the summer-the war- bler, the vireo, the red-winged black- bird-and to watch the robins making their nests here at home in. your cherry tree or on your porch pillar. April first played such a joke upon themý, that it ik a good time to put out a few more crusts or more suet ministra tion, and financing of the co- for them. It is also a good time to put out the wren and martin houses, or to miake new ones for them. KENILWORTH Troop One-This. week:we had our patrol signalling contest.' Every, one has been trying 'to learn ail her ýlet- ters ýso as to pass. her own second class test anid also to help her patrol win. The FEagle patrol won and nine girls passed their' signalling. After the test we practised bed making so that we could help at home durig ILymanmRenneckar Phannmacy lm8 ComirsiAvmaue.Pho»mMe .28 Linking of their res :nowing about the or uizatioüe, a&i larc, 27. ice, 514 Eighth New Trier High ýmental group, is Sweek from the pita.l where' she ion for append- I LEARN HORSEMANSHIPI These young uponien, showu with their leaders, have been >assing their Girl Scout tests in horseuo,>umship. At the left is Mrs. L. P. Denroyer, 643 Abbotsford road, Kenilworth. Others are Miss Adrain Kavanagh, 349 Maple avenue, Miss Peggy Magie, 2815 Blackhawk road, Miss Patty Crazvford, 2034, Thorinwood avenuie, Miss Nanicy Drake, 735 Ten-tk street, Instriictor J. Q. Magie, mil Miss Naoicy Wfardea, 1001 Linden avenue.