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* -- -w-o --m GOES TO BELOIT Stanley I(nighti Jr. of Chicago, for- merly of Keinilworth, left by. motor last Sunday, accompanied by, hi-, mother and sister, M4argaret, for Bel- oit collège where he is entering bis feeshman, year. HOST AT, STAG Robert 0. Berger, 306 Kenilworth ravenue, Kenilworth, will entertain at bis annual stag party over the week- ~nat bis summer home at,,Twinl lakes, Wis., and at the Lake Geneva Country club. ____ lllinkelmnn i SItoes É1 .... ....*.**. Co~i Just "approximately the color" will flot suffioe this season. That 1. why Winkelman offers you such, au. inclusive selection of al l th new toues. The model abovel $10 Many Other Models with our New Bit-In A rch H EN RYC.ILYTTON & SONS WOMENS SHOP-Sherman and Church EVANSTON Hello, Winter We see you coming. But listen-there are several thousand North Shore residents who are not one bit afraid off you because they are sure. of. protectio with- PENNSYLVA&N l Tii.FUEL OIL Tilest OIL anid tii. moSt thougratf ni SERVICE àa our unva~vngpolicy. That !a wkat you eau depend Upon wlien y..oreiul*o e, your tank full of PENNSYLVANIA Fuel Oit ttus winter. THREE p!-ants and an arnay of truck--ready te keep you vam. Ask for our contract ternme. PINNSYLVANIA OIL CO. of EVANSTON 933 MUEMAN AVERNUE WILMETrE 5383 ORRIENLEAF 2200 BOY SCO:UT NEWSi OUILME1TE, COMMODORE C UP ... The Sea Scout Snipe cup race will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 ô'clock at. WilImette harbor to deter- mine which sbip will take possession of the handsome trophy, the Coin- inodore Cup, offered to the winning Snipe by W. H. Williams of Kenil- wortb, Sea Scout commodore. The Wilmette Sea Scout Snipe, Nor'eaSt- er, will enter this event and is being put into racing condition. The racing committee of the Sheridan Shore Yacht club will officiate. Motion pictures wiIl be taken by the North .ShoreArea council. ANOTHER SNIPE ... The Wilmette Sea Scouts are plani- ning to launch another Snipe Class sloop in time'for a few weeks of sali- ing this season. This Snipe is near- ing completion, under the direction of Fred Maas, first mate, Crew No. 1. K. R. Borgen of Crew No. 2 is direct- ing the construction of another Snipe. FIRST FALL MEETING . .The first regular fali meeting of the Sea Scout Ship Quilmette wvil be hield tonight (Thursday) at 8 o'clock at the "shop" on. the Sea Scout. lot, Main street and Linden aveinue. Business of the ship and an active fal programwill be discussed. Ail the Sea Scouts and those in-_ terested in Sea Scouting are urged to attend this important meeting. -R. D. H. BOY Scouts Will Usher at Nortk western Games As for the past three years, Boy Scouts will again usher at the North- western university home football -ames this season. The first game is to be piayed on Septeînber 29, but Boy Scouts wanting to usher must have their reservatioîus iin by \Wed- nesday preceding that Saturday. No boy shouid consider ushering at any of the games uniess he can be on hand for ail of them, and unless he ,can wear a dlean scout uniform each Saturday, the leaders emphasize. j -I OFFER SPECIAL RATES Scouts of the North Shore Area council. are being urged, to, take ad- vantage of the special troop sub- scription rates nlow effective on Boys' Life, magazine published for ail boys by the Boy Scouts of America. Rates are lower this year, it is aignounced. Now's Tinie to Claim. Articeles Lost at Camp "Several articles of clothing andi equipment that were lost by scouts at Cmp a-Ka-Ja-Wan have beenCreturned to the Council head- quarters in Highland Park, to be claimed by their owners. AIl ar- ticles' that were turned in to the lost, and found department1 at camp bave been. brought back home, but, unfortunately ail ar- ticles that were lost are flot in- ciuded, some of tbem ,flot having been turned in, but if any scouts have lost anytihng they would do weli to inquire at Council- head- quarters for their equipment. l1he phone is Highland Park 629." -Council Headquarters. Ne S. Seo uts 'Have, Rally This Saturday Saturclay morning , September 2Z, at 9:45'o'clock, Cubs, Boy Scouts and Sea Scouts fromn the entire North Shore, Area council will gather on the west parking lot of the Teatro de! Lago, to participate in an ail- council. rally and field day. The dayis activities wiIl begin witb the taking of moving pictures of the various Cub and Scout activities and will continue atdl o'clock with*a spe- cial showing, to registered members of the North Shore Area council, of thue first episode of a twelve-chapter Boy Scout serial, "Young Eagles." The picture bas been approved by the National council, Boy Scouts of America. Besides "Young Eagles" a full length feature, "Rex, King of the Wild Horses," a Mickey Mouse. and a two-reel comedy will be shown. Sam Meyers, the manager of the Teatro del Lago, has extended this invitation to Cubs, '~Boy Scouts, Sea Scouts and their leaders. After the lictures everyone will have a picnic lunch on the beach, followed by a Scout field day ajld gaines until 3 :30 )'clock. Scout Drum and Bugle Corps Starts Practice T1lie drumn and bugle corps com- posed of Kenilworth Boy Scouts and Cubs will start its regular schedule of rehearsals next week. The corps this year is expected to be larger than that of last year, with an esti- mated membership of forty-flve. Proceeds of the circus stàged by the. boys of- the joseph Sears school iast spring are being used to purchase- new equipment for the drum and b)ugle corps. One Dozen Years Old? ThIen You Are Ready! A suggestion is offered to ail 12- year-old boys to accept the invitation of their friends to become scouts. Each neighboLrhood bas many troops to which boys can apply for member- ship. Inasmuch as a full program for fali is planned, boys will want to lono time in associating them- selves with some scout troop, the leaders declare. A boy must be 12 years old to be accepted in scout-ing, but a prograni for boys 9, 10, and Il years of -age is provided in Cubbiiig. Cubbing is ixot scouting, but is a pre- paratory program for younger boys who will some day want, to become scouts, it is explained. WINNETKA MEET TONIGHT AIl Boy Scouts of Winentka are reminded that aIl troops wiil assemble ini their respective meeting', places to- night (Thursday) at 7:30 o'clock for their first fait session. BAHA'I LECTURE "True* Civilization", is the subject of a public lecture to- be.given in Foundation hall, Baha'i House Ôf Worship on Linden avenue and Sher-, idan road, Wilmette, Sunday afte r- noon, September 23, at 3:30 o'clock. Madame Barry Orlova of California will be the speaker. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Sears of Seattle, Wash., are visiting Mr. Sears' brother, J. Alden Sears of 742 Cum- mings avenue, Kenilworth. 0o Mrs. joseph Taylor, 15 Cumnor road, left Kenilworth Tuesday for De- troit where she wili spend three weeks visiting relatives. W 1 L M E T lr, E September 20, lffl