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November 8, 1934 WII.METTF-~ iIRP - L2 F ELECTION POLLING PLACES The locations of the polling places of election districts in, New 'Prer township are as follows: Glencoe District No. 1, Glencoe Union church, .vest entrance; District No. 2, Village hall; District No. 3, Glencoe Un ion church, east entrance; District No. 4, St. Eliisbeth's church, and.District No. 5. Frank Mueller's greenhouse, 90 Linden avenue. Winnetka-District No. 6, F. A. Reid's real estate office, 954 Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods; District No. 7, vacant store mont at 894 Linden. avenue, Hub- bard Woods; District No. 8, Ilg's Florist shoi, 857 Pine street; District No.9, Com- niunity House; District No. 10, 849 Elan .treet: District No. 11, Village hall; Dis- trict No, 12, Fire station;, District No. 13; Parish House, Oak and Maple streets; District No. 14, 464 Winnetka avenue; D)istrict No. 15, North Shore Country Day school.1. 1 Keniilworth-'-District No. 19 and District No. 20, both at 410 Kenilworth avenue. Wilmette-District No. 16. Avoca sehool; District No. 17, Thalman's store, Lake avenue and Illinois road; District No. 18, Hoffrnan hall on Ridge road; District No. 21, Fire station; District No. 22, 3 Electrie place;- District No. 23, St. Augustine's church; District No. 24, Byron Stoli) school (north s-ide); District No. 25, Byron Stolp school (south side) ; District No. 26, 1222 Central avenue; District No. 27, resi- dence at'1443 Wilmette avenue; Distriiet No. 28, s;tore room at 1217 Wilmnette ave- nue; District No. 29, store roorn at 1143 Greenleaf avenue; Distriet No. 30, Laurel school, and Dsrc No. 31, store roonm.i 415 Fg.urth s-tret. WE THANK YOU! j-or courtesies ini assisting in the. uaiîltinof, eleutin returns -hown here- Nvitli grateful acknowledgmnent is extend'ed to the followîng: ;lencoe-Daniel E. Kissa in, Jamues K. Calion. .Arthur (rasette, Frank Bau- manna and 'Mrs. EmlY C. Mullen. Winnetka--ILouise Klauke, lRêvbti Un~>lM Tit F. F. Kellogg,- Leola SpaffErd, John Dethinif, Janice 1,. ,snt, Elyd;a -. t-harf', Ralph Ml. Jaeger and John J. Spear. Kenilwor-th-.lIrs. Cora lý. Tiiorsenaiand HarryRihrs Wilrett-Williani Schildgen, Antn ngll-aul'Bleser, John W. Ecige. 'Mrs. ('.race Bowen, Clide E. Fitch. Mrs. 1thel r. Bio, H-'rry Flentye, Lillie MI. Hoff- man, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, John F. Wiedlin. . Sarah Cozzens and Aider R. Tighe. ___ Girls Have Outing1 and "Scouts' Own"I Saturday, November 3, aIl the Girl Scouts from Wilmette were in- vited to an "outing" at the Forest preserve. As you know, last week was the birthday of our founder. Juliette L.ow, so we aIl celebrated her birthday together last Saturdav. We alI had a very enjoyable time. We took our lunch with us and ate it first. The Troop 1 girls hadsome hot soup ready for us. We then div- ided inta graups, played games, and had a good time. It started to ramn several times l)ut nothing to speak of. WXe left the woods at 3 :30 o'clock, and went back to aur meeting places. Sunday. November 4, we held "Scout's Own" in St. Francis hall. Those that were there enjoyed it very much those that. were not there missed a lot. We hope next time we have a gathering such as that we have a b etter attendance. -Helen Clarke, Troop 4. Neyer Was There Such a Jolly Meet of Troop 4 Tuesday, October 30, was a very happy day for Troop 4's Girl Scouts. A, Hallowe'en- party and a pot luck supper featured our meeting. To be sure, every one was having a lot of fun. It was ail caused by Miss Humphries and Helen Clark Elaine Chittick,. Edith, Mendun Nancy Bercaw and Jearine Stark Neyer was there such a jolly m eeting in Troop 4. There were witches and devils, cats. and spooks, cowboys 'and China- men, and everything else imaginable. After playing several Hallowe'en games we were ,called to' dinner. There was every kind of spaghetti imaginable. Meat loaf, too, salads galore-and best' af aIl a delicious cake-completed the bill of fare. Then. more games were played and the meeting was ended with "Taps." -Mary jane McCue, scribe. WINS POSTER CONTEST Only: three girls, Mary Jane Mc- Cue, Fiora Pagliarulo and Geraldine Heffernan, finished posters for Girl Scout Week. Mary Jane McCue's pos-i ter was judged the best. Troop 2 Girls -Assemble for Jolly, Spooky Time \\'hen the girls arrived at themet 1mg place of Troop 2 there was a sign on the door which read, "Enter at vour own peril," in Morse code. The room was darkened and ail were greeted by a ghastly ghost. We were sent through a mysterious tun- nel to the cloak roomn with the pen- alty of giving a forfeit if we'broke -a string. Afterward we were told it was the first degree. For the second degree we had to untangle a spider web. Each girl received a string which she foi- lowed to the end. When ail -,the strings were untangled each was giv- eni a piece of paper on -which she was ta write why she enjoyed Girl Scouts. One of the members of the hostess committee, which was giving the Hallowe'en party to help work for the hostess badge, came in and announced ail were to go for a trip in an airpiane. In turn each girl was blindfolded and taken into the hall %vhere she was placed upon an overturned chair. The chair was raised and the girl was told to jump forward. On jumping it gave you the sensation of being several feet ini the air. 1White the committee arranged the table for dinner the others played "Black magic.'" We ate dinner which consisted of some fine vegetable saup, made by Mrs. Denoyer, sand- wiches, dou hnuts, apple and pump- kin pie, co kies and candy. We closed this jayons Hallowe'eni with ""Taps."-Marilyn Prussing, scribe. LIVE LONGER! 1. As an individual,- always ob- serve traffic regulations both for the pedestrian and for the driver. 2. Walk facing traffic-, on public highways where sidewalks are not provided. 3. If riding a bicycle, follow the rules of the road as in driving any other vehicle. Have your bicycle properly equipped and avoid ait forms of 'stunt" riding. 4. If roller-skating, use the side- walks and be careful not to inter fere with pedestrians. -The Girl Scout Leader. Uu A TIMELY ini clearfoc-as Page affer page. week affer we.k . .. in Your Home Paper is presented for the thrifty shopper a veritable kaleidoscope of valuesi Breath-ýtaking, each one . . . as tbrilling to the pocketbook as a good movie is to its owner. This week Your Home Paper presents a complote change of pro- gram. Turn ifs pages and marvel at the shopping oppor- tu nit ies presented o~ in the. messages ofOU ADVERTISERS ADVERTISER PAGE Aemotor Sales .........S Adams Electrie Shop .......s Albright Beauty Shop ....5,ras A4rt Furnîture Co ........à A4ssets Information Bureau ...37 At-kins & Durbrow .......52 Beach, Florence, Candies ....22 Beyrer, Win. G. .........S Bisma.rck Motel ........2i Biann Pharniacy ..... .. Book 1<0k ...........48 Boulevard Drug Store . 5.....5 Bowen, Lieweliyn, Texaco Service ..... ....12 Braun Bros. 011 Co..... 299 £4 Cayr-Leen Beauty Salon ..... Chandler's .. .........48. Chicago Dally News . Ilý....$ Coffey Auto Repair .......12 Community Theatre ...... &5 Consumers Co ......... Cover IV Co-Op, The.................. 48 Cormiack, joseph C .............5il Cove House Tea Boom .....43 Culison Motor Co . ..... 5.à Cyrille Beauty Shop ...... i)eBourge, Elizabeth ... 47 First Churelh of Christ, Scientist . . .. . . .. . .. .6 iîranken Brui,. .5........ 2 týordôn, S, Photographer .... 39 G.reat Atlan tic APàcifie Tea Co . .. . . . . . . . .. 13 liahn, C. for Stam»s ....2i Haltenian's Photo Shops....... & Hana.uer's Orange Groves ..... 26 Hanna,1X. A. me. ...: ...... 19 Heatlng Service Co.........5 Millea Service Station .......... Se H1ousehoid Finance Corp ...12 1mb, The ..... . .23, 24 Illinois Bell Telephone Co... 49 Indiana Safe-Way Lunes ... .49 Jefferson Grill ...............5&à Jewei Food Stores............ il Joseph Shoes.... ............. la Lake Viewr Qnality Markets .. 8 Liberty Loan Corporation ..... S2 Lindstrom'sLock Sheps .... S Lindw ail, H. G . ....... 52 ADVERTISER PAGE Lord's ......3... 2,38 Lyman Pharmary ......,9 Lyon A Healy .........57 Magazine Repeating Bazer Co ..il Mannerud, Ethel ...... Marks, J .....................25i Marshall Field A Co.'. .22,28, S7, 47 Mathew Francis ........17 Mercer Lïrmber Companles ........Cover IV Xillen Hardware .....89liq, je Marine Co...................1le Murphy-Miles 011 Co. ...... .37 'North Shore Quality Iýauudrlies.36 011 W eil, The, . .... .... Pagliarulo, D. . ..........12 Peac.eck Ice Cream .. ...... 12 public Service Co. 5.3, 6over III Quînlan ATyson ..........& Ray. E. L................... 47 Renneekar Drng iCo ......9 ILensela Warebouse ........4 Ridge Avenue Pharmaey ....... à Bosberg, John T.............., 4 Schloesser's.................... 7 Schroedcr, E. A.............. 12 Schur, Janet. lue ............. 16 Scotch wooei Siop .............4d Shawnee Taliors..............5à& Smart A Gele ......... ...... i Snider-Cazel Dreg C..... ... 9 Spanlsh 'Kandy Kupboard .. Spaulding-Gorham...........4 Spencer ]Petroleuni Ce ........30e Stevens, Edga.r A. mno.. 18, 41, 46 Teatro del. Lago..............5b Themas'Decora.tlng Co .........5&2 Toloif. J. D ................... 19 Valencia Theatre..... ........ se Van Deusen's................... 4 Varsity Theatre..............567 Weathercd, la.rth.a..........39 Wieboldt's . ..*....20, 21, 24, 48 Wllmetie BatteryA Electrie Service ...... Cover IV Wllmette Bea.uty Shop ......... 12 Wilniette State Bank .. . Cover Il Wilmette Theatre........ .....5&7 Worthen's...................2 WILMETTE GIRL SCOUTS -ewïs of the Troo>s- 4 t November 8, -193,4 WILMETTE' LIFE.