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ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER OF HATS$~ Almo a Few et $5 DRESSES ~-I-1 SUITS AND ENSEMBLES ALSO- RED1JCEDI $1 OFF ON ANY PURCHASE 0Fý $10 OR MORE, DURING JILMETTEý DOLLAR DAY-AUG. llIth and l2th SHIOP CLOSES 12:30 SATURPAY N. A. JIANNA, JNC. 952 SPANISH COURT, WILMEY'E. Wlnette Týroop 1- ITenderfoot-Jâck'B8Ulman. LUfe-Bob Wililams, Jack Reddlng. B.agIe- Donald. Davldson, Judson Bauer. M bert Badges - Dick Armstrong, met-. ai work; Judsoni Bauer, camping.: life- savlng; Bill Bleger, camping Don Davidson., eooking, lifesaving, metal work;: Edward Osborne, scholarshlp; Jack ReddÏng,. camping, athietic. car- pentry; Bob Williams, handlcraft. Troop 2- Tenderfoot- Frankln Carey,, David Moomaw, James Franke. Second Clas-Bartles Wood.' Star - Walter Behnke, Wilfred Jacob- son, Gordon Matson, Roger Milieer. Iarry Browne, Bud Krampe. Life-Charies Morrison. Eagle-Bob Steitz, Bill Schmick. Menit Badges - Water. Behnke, bird study. electricity, camping; Bill Brooks, metal work; Harry Browne, pioneering, camping, flrst aid, metal work: Frank~- lin Carey, ifesaving; Orville *)eily, Jr., rnetal work, pioneering, camping, Bill stu bur m ME! ni il1 and LADIES, RAYON PANTIES and BLOOMERS.... 2foi $I le, pioneerlng. camping, b ir d. ;Gordon Forester, metai work. study. ploneering, camping; Jack handicraft,. pathfinding; Wifred ýson, lifesaving, personal health, *wr;Bud Irampe. woodcarving' ving, music, camping, pioneering, work, cÔoking; Gordon Matsoni, nal heaith; Roger Miller,. hfesav- personal health, metal work Bi11 .ck, first aid, camping, pionèering; es Morrison, athietics, camping; Steitz, camping, pioneering; B o b canoeing, handieraft. pathfinding; Haley, Rob- lif e- saving; iRobert anyder, lmesaving. Troop 5, Menit Badges- Don Deno, canoeinig, roWing; Brad .Philips, cooking, bugling., fi7emanship. Troop 11-. tion period visitine at the home of ber sister, Mrs. Florian. Leduc, in Montreal, while Mr. Sterling spent the first two weeks teaching at the Racine Summer conference, Racine, Wis., his first summer on tbe teach- ing staff there. Upon the close of the conference, Mr. Sterling went to Dixon, b is former home, to officiate a t St. Luke's church. He was joined the following week by Mrs. Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling: stayed at the home of bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sterling. "éPudgy5," Topzc of Photo, Killed .by Automobile "]Pudgy," female foxr terrier who was pbotographed Sunday, of last week by a representative of this news-magazine las she was guard- ing ber .pups in ber chosen bollow- tree home, was killed the following day -when she was stru<ck by a d4e- livery truck, it was learned tbis week. VACATION eNDED, Dr. and Mrs. George, A. Allison ,and their son, David, 1028 Forest avenue, returned Saturday (rom Hazelhurst, Wis., wbere they had spent the past -,hree weeks. Prior to tbeir stay at at Hazelhurst, the Al- lisons had been at Sturgeon Bay for a fortnigbt, returning to Wilrnette for a few days before going on to Hazelhurst. lJuring lbheir stay at the latter town, their son, Tom; of Col- umbus, Ohio, and David Bïeeter of Dayton, Ohio, were guests at the ,Allison cottage. Merit Badges - Charles Barnes. me t- ai work, iifesaving; Art Bergman, handi- cèraft, ,firemanship; ,Bob Rigier, l>fe- saving, bird study; Charles Rockcastle, handicraft, athietics; Bill Roddick, hand- icraft, metal woxrk; B3il Schoeneck, met- ai work; Jack Cohrs, marksmanship; Mike Watkins, lifesaving, athletics; Ray Wiese, canoeing, rowing. Winnetka SAXON SHEETS w 72x99, 81x99......... eacb $1 SAXON CASES....fr$ 42x36 ...... 4 fr$