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F.."tu.n""' ~ COUNTY BOY SQOUT ning, elected officers for 1929.. Walter B. Durkin, member of the serve for his second term. Otto R. Thompson, for the past five years the scout commissioner and who prior t» his holding that office, was for two vears president of the council, was reâ€"elected to serve for his sixth term as commissime; of the council Geoâ€"~ge W. Burchard, of Lake Blaff was elected treasurer *o succeed W.‘â€" liaim I. Lyon, ansther veteran officer o the council, wa» will continu»> bi: fcouting activity, nowever, a§s memâ€" ver of the troop committee of Troop 15 Waukegan. Timop Committee of Troop 9, Wauâ€" Victor H. Strang chairman of Troop 5, Waukegan, was elected second viceâ€" president, and Miton H. Wright, Sr., of Lake Bluff, who was at one time € nn.l\ls;ioner of the Du Page county council, and of recent years has served as Scountmaster of Troono 41, Lake Bluff, was elected third viceâ€"president. Mrard E. Hu‘s», for some rears a scoutmaster in Waukegan, and durâ€" ing various years & viceâ€"precident of the council and chairman of counâ€" cil committees, was clected first viceâ€" preâ€"sdent. Mr. Huise is chairman of tae troop commiitze of Troop 3, Wauâ€" kegan. Purely Indian Diet American Indians, before the adâ€" vent of the white man, cultivated €ight native vegetables. These inâ€" cluded beans, corn, peppers, pumpâ€" kins. squash, tomato, potato and sweet potato.â€"Farm & Fireside. A Dog‘s Power Dogs have often contributed to and often controlled the lives of those with whom they came in contactâ€" The American Magazine. Fiftyâ€"Fifty Laws A division of labor makes for a happy race. Legislators pass the speed laws and the motorists pass them up.â€"Farm & Fireside. tric percolator and tray $15.. 1161 Oakiey ay. Hubbard Woods. Tel. Winnetka 1284 4 washing machine FOR SALE Reliable gas ange $25: Thor Chosen at Meeting in Wauâ€" kegan Last Week TOO LATE FOR WANT ADS All Ready for Our Personal Shopping Service, under the direction of Miss Madison, will help you select giftsâ€"direct you about the storeâ€"tell you what you want to know about mailing and delivery service. Just ask for her at the nearest telephone in the store. CR m > e Iâ€"Y/4â€" Enchanted Castle! FOVNIAIN SQOVARE EVANSTON at lmble gas ange $25: Thor Sue for $10,000 $25: Thor mangle, 4sinch _ Edward Waite, Highwood, sued JULIE MADISON Universal copper elec WILL HELP YOU SHOP China Dishes, $1 to $2.35. Plush Elephants in colors, $1. s Bosx‘:f Glazed Beads in bright colors, White Plush Teddy Bears, $1.65 Gray Squirrels, of plush, $2.35. Twistum Toysâ€"many kinds of aniâ€" mais, $1.50. Arkitoy Play Lumber for a boy who likes to build things, $3.50. Tinker Toysâ€"Belle Tinker, Folloâ€"Me, Bunny, Billy Goat, and many more. Trurks for Doll‘s Clothes, $1 and $2 Speed Boats with sails, $5 to $9 Toy Telephones, $1 Wall Tossâ€"board and rings, $2 Gasoline Alleyâ€"a card game, 75c. You Will Find These Toys in the Enchanted Castle An Old Coachâ€"Candleâ€"Lit w automobile collision Nov. 7. Christmas! | _ Ratzer, early in July, crashed head | on with another car load of Chicagoâ€" | ans on the main street in Round Lake. |\ He was blamed for reckless driving and later was charged with assault . with a deadly weapon. | Boy Seeks $25,000 | Pietro Romitti, 8, of Highwood, in | a suit against Charles Conorton, of ‘Highwood, asked damages of $25,000 for injuries received Nov. 3. Româ€" itti was sitting on the curb playing with stores and marbles at the time the machine struck him, according to Attorney J. A. Miller, who filed the bill. BECK MURDERERS ARE : IN ISOLATED CELLS Three Sent from Lake County in Solitary Confinement a ruling of Warden Elmer Green, to observe the utmost solitude in the old of the prison. The men, Dominick Bresette, Cland Clark and John Brown, will go to the electric chair Dec. 15. Cook county is the only county in the state that does not send its prisâ€" oners to Joliet to be electrocuted. Unâ€" der the law that district has the right to operate its own electric chair. cluded the warden stated that close friends and relatives of the condemâ€" ned men would be allowed to see them in the presence of an adequate guard. They are in separate cells in the detention cellhouse. Personal injury suits, demanding damages of $90,000 in behalf of eight persons, were filed last last week in circuit court. In one case Fred Ratâ€" zer. of Chicago, was sued for $50,000 John Anderson for $10,000 for HIGHWOOD PEOPLE > IN 3 DAMAGE SUITS by five people injured in an automoâ€" bile collision, and in another a boy sued for $25,000 for being hit by a mortorist. The three murderers of Will Beck The warden has forbidden any visâ€" ors for the men to prevent any Although visitors have been exâ€" es Filed in Court at Wauke gan by Attorneys for the y at Jolict, it was learned Complainants son, according to. Attorney Miller, driving without lights at the :hfl-. wood Nov. 9. Marchesi was driving a wagon and had it lighted when the cab struck the cart, according to Milâ€" mvasica} instroment at REMOV AL ing this sale as first PLAYER PIANO OUTFITS eo Ein e c. 0. ie amme sn VICTOR $85 ORTHOPHONICS Easy Terms TRADE IN SPECIA L! Regular $235 FREEâ€"Music Rolls, Fine Duet Bench Delivery Within 50 Miles of Highland Park > _ e _ n REGULAR $550 Tessfi DELUXE MODEL POSITIVELY LAST FEW DAYS of the NORTH SHORE MUSIC SHOP‘S® Selvi G. Carlson 546 Central Avenue Pl:onc H\(fillfll Park 3066 North Shore Music Shop Last Call! The Village of Deerficld wat made Muflfi.‘fi‘ $25,000 damages started in the Cirâ€" cuit court by Herbert Baxter, a Chiâ€" cago youth, who formerly lived in Deerfield. ‘The praccipe of the action was filed by Attorney Joseph D. Ryan ,Und Player Pianos â€" $179 Used Reproducin®g Grands $289 Used Upright Pianos â€" $83 SP EC 1M L\ £> Select Your Christmas Piano l ~_ Perhaps you have a young daughterâ€"think what incenâ€" tive a beautiful Grand would be for her to become an accomplished musician. Yourself and your friendsâ€"how they would emjoy it. Just think how much happier and ' beautiful your whole homeâ€"life would be with such a piano. INYVESTIGATE NOW THIS UNUSUAL OPPORTUâ€" â€" NITY! 2s JUST THINK OF IT!! & ‘ Baby Grand Piano ($750 Value) ' J SL+ 445 ONLY It is your greatest opportunity to buy a piano at a bona is Low as fide reduction, forget the low priceâ€"Come prepared to see unusual values. In a few days this Sale will be deâ€" .50 clared over. Do not miss this opportunity. Come to this great sale now. Come ready to buy. Bring what you can Week for first payment. We will arrange terms to suit you. The suit is for personal } ‘hflhhfihn-mt ‘Thanksgiving eve in 1926. He made a trip from Chicago to Deerficld to spend Thanksgiving with his grandâ€" mother and fell against an iron rod and into a hole in the ‘sidewalk and broke his leg. The injury has never healed and Baxter will be crippled for life, according to Attorney Mcâ€" Kinley of Chicago, who is associated Music Is Essential! Nothing can compare with The refining influence of music capable of imparting that atmosphere as a Grand Piano. Terms as Low as $8.00 Per Month to see unasual valuee In a few days this sale will be deâ€" clared over Do not miss this opportunity. Come to this great sale now. Come ready to buy. Bring what you can for first payment. ‘We will arrange terms to suit you. It is your greatest opportunity to buy a Piano at a bonafide reduction, forget the low price. Come prepared An Amazing Bargain in New Upright Pianos NOW! SPECIA L! BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL | RADIO SETS Attorney McKinley says the dociaâ€" ration will set forth that the hole had bu_-dhma-nl-uhh-i rod put there by the village preparaâ€" tory to installing of an ornamental with Attorney Ryan in pressing this light post. He says the declarstion will charge that no light had been Regular $375 vailnes NoOW ONLY Liberal allowance for your old piano $218 This sale is for you, to0. Write at once for big bargain bulletin. players and grand piâ€" anus within 50 milee free of chatge.