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12 WILMETTE LIF.E November 30, 1928 SPECIAL DRUG PRICES 25c 40c . ........ . .... .. . 3Jc Groves' Laxative Bromo Quinine . . ... Hilr s Cascara Quinine . .. ... .. . .. . Listerine, $1.20 size ... ·;· ..... .... . Listerine, SOc size . .. . ........... . Listerine, 30c size ............... . Listerine Tooth Paste ............. . La voris, $1.00 size ......... . .. . Lavoris, SOc SIZe . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . Kenilworth· Scout Is Youngest .Eagle of New Tr1er Area Roger Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Barrett of 623 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, was made the youngest Eagle Scout of the North Shore Area Boy Scout council on November 23. He is a member of Kenilworth Troop 13, under the leadership of Robert Townley, Scoutmaster. Roger passed his tenderfoot examination in September of 1927, t cok the second class. scout examination in October and was made a first class Scout in November of that year. He was made a Star Scout in May of this year and a Life Scout in June. Then he had to wait until November 23 to be made an Eagle scout, one year after he had been made a first class scout. He now has twenty-six merit badges, twenty-one being the number required to make him an Eagle Scout. · This will make him eligible to an Eagle Palm when six months have passed, as he has the additional five merits required for the honor. Roger passed his thirteenth birthday last June and nearly gained his honors in the minimt:m of time. Thirteen months after his twelfth birthday, the age at which boys are taken into the Scout troop, is the shortest time in which a boy can gain the honor of Eagle Scout. KENILWORTH CLOSES GRIDIRON CONTESTS _ · · High Scoring Boys in Each Class Castoria S3c 47c 25c Gillette Blades $1.00 .... . . . .. . .... '. . SSe Will Be Presented Medal Awards · Gi~~~te . ~~~.~~~ . . . . . . . . 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Vick's Salve 7Sc . . . .. ........... . 65c SSe $1.50 ..... . ........ $1.39 23c K~tef~/~~ .~~~~: ...... $1.1() 63c M~d;~: ~~~. .~~~~~ .. . $1.10 63c 9Sc 45C 93c 59c The football season itt Kenilworth closed last Saturday with a football meet held on the Joseph Sears school playground. Boys of the school participating in the meet were divid.ed into four classes-midgets, under 75 JI>Unds; lightweights, under 85 pounds ; middleweights, under 100 pounds; and heavyweights, over 100 pounds. E,ibb.ons will be awarded to the first, second, and third place winners in each event, and the high ·p oint winners in each class will receive medals. Tom Hildebrandt was high point man in the' midget class with 13 points, Grant Ehlerich in the lightw~ight class with 13, Stanley Knight in the middleweight class with lS, and Woodrow Wilson in the heavyweight class with 13. Following are the various events and the winners : Midgets-1. Russell Baker. 2. Tom Hildebrandt. 3. Dan McKillips. Lightweights--1. Grant Ehlerlch. 2. Jim McArthur. 3. Ben Matthews. Middlf:weights-1. Clinton Demmtn. 2. Howard Jordan. 3. George Woodland. Heavyweights-!. Henry Eggert. 2. Woodrow Wilson. 3. Robert Robertson. Midgets-Le Roy Demmin. Lightweights-!. Jim Kingsley. 2. Murr a y ~lcLeod. 3. Cy McKinnon. Middleweights-1. cltanley Knight. 2. Carleton Ross . 3. George Jones. Heavyweight's-1.. Woodrow Wilson. 2. Jack Sindlng. 3. Roger Barrett. Lightweights-!. Cy McKinnon. 2. Freddie Workman. 3. Junior Timmins. Middleweights-!. Perry Shortridge. 2. Carleton Ross. Heavyweights-Roger Barrett. Midgets-1. Tom Hildebrandt. 2. John Beckman . 3. Russell Baker. Lightwelghts-1. Jim McArthur. 2. Grant Ehlerich. 3. Jim Kingsley. Middlewelghts-1. Clinton Demmfn. 2. P erry Shortridge. 3. Howard Jordan. Heavyweights-1. Roger Barrett. 2. Jack Sindlng. 3. Robert Robertson. Midgets- 1. Tom Hildebrandt. 2. Dan McKilllps. Lightweights-1. Freddie Workman. 2. .Jim McArthur. 3. Ben Matthews. Mi.d dleweights-1. Stanley Knight. 2. 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