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: WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1920 ------ Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girls' Camps Well Equipped; Camp Benefit April 6 | This summer is the eleventh year for camps at Hamlin Lake. This lake has about twenty five miles of shore line, inland from Lake Michi- gan about, two miles and distant from Ludington eleven miles. The camping site is one of the best in thirty. Boys and girls are expected to register during the month of May and one half of the camp fee must be paid at that time. The expenses incidental to going to and returning from camp will be paid for by the individual camper. This amounts to this part of the country, the drain- age and water being unsurpassed. Rev. J. W. Davies has owned his land and built buildings himself and has made possible the camp with- out any rental charges whatever. He built a fine new dining hall and kit- chen 48 ft. long and 16 ft. wide last summer and this year proposes to build two cabins. General Program The following general program is carried out-- 6:30--Rising, stretching for five minutes and a dip. 7 :00-8 :30--General camp work. A group is assigned to wash the dishes and the others clean up the campus, air the beds, etc. 8:30-9:30--Instruction period. 9:30-11:30--Some kind of con- struction work. c 11:30-12 :00--Free time. 12 :00--Dinner. 12:30-1:00--Rest period. 1:00-1:30--Free time. -3:00--Games. 4:.00--Swimming. 5:00--Reading or games. 00-6 :00--Free time. Supper :00-9 :00--Camp Fire. 9:00--Bed time. Select Leaders Arthur M. Barrett will have charge of the construction work during the boys' camp. Other lead- ers have not yet been arranged for. The camp charge will be twenty dollars and the groups limited to exercises 888 LE NOU AG personal supervision to both boys' and girls' camps. In order to provide for some of the over head camp expenses which are not covered by the twenty dollars |° such as cook, boat rentals and other details, and also to provide a sum for scholarships to enable some of the Boy Scouts to earn their summer outing, a benefit card party will be given at the Winnetka Woman's club on Tuesday, Apsil 6, at 2 o'clock. Those who do not play cards can hear Mrs Frederick Dickinson read Barrie's play "The Old Lady Shows her Medals". Mrs. Harvey Anning and Miss Katherine Green will pro- vide a few musical numbers. The price of admission is nominal and tickets can be secured fromy any of the following committee: Mrs, Barrett Conway, chairman, Mrs. Eloise M. Wortley, secretary, Mrs. J. W. F. Davies, Mrs. J D. Richards, Mrs. F. T. Crawford. Mrs. Alfred A. Freeman, Mrs. A. M Barrett, Mrs. R. B. Mason, Mrs. C. T. Mordock, Mrs. D. K. French, Mrs. F. B Thomas, Mrs. E. J. Allsebrooke, Mrs. L. H. Roach, Mrs. W J. Huddle, Mrs. L. P. Robinson, Mrs. R. W. Hardenbergh, Mrs. J. B. Green, Mrs. J. R. Dickin- son, Mrs. J. R Montgomery, Mrs. M. A. Belfield, Mrs. C. S. Buell. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bradstreet, who have been residing for some time at the hom®e of N. L. Hoyt, are preparing to hove into their newly altered residence at 475 Cedar street. Fresh Strawberries From Sunny Texas Winnetka E. A. Krebs, R. Ph. Could anything taste better? Complete your Easter Dinner with our Delicious two layer Strawberry and Vanilla brick Ice Cream. Phones 33 and 684 Winnetka Pharmacy 750 Elm St., Winnetka MADAME DELEBEQUE PLANS 2 YEAR STAY IN FRANCE Sell Winnetka Home to Evanston Family and Plans Are Made For Two Years' Sojourn On Continent Mr. and Mrs. Henri Delebecque have sold their home at 833 Cherry street, to Mr. and Mrs. George Pitts of Evanston. Mrs Delebecque and her daughter Pearl, will leave Win- netka about the middle of April to spend a few days visiting at the home of Dr. Esther Parker in Ithaca, N. Y., with whom Mrs. Delebecque worked at the Winnetka Dispensary in France during the war. On April 22, they will sail aboard the steamer Rochambeau for France, where Mrs. Delebecque expects to do some work at the American Mem- orial hospital at Rheims. Later they will make their home in Nancy, Mrs. Delebecque's old home. They expect to be gone about two years. Mr. Delebecque is planning to go to France at a later date, for a brief visit and they will all return to- gether. He will make his home with Mr. and Mrs. George Keller, 898 Ash street, during their absence. INITIATE THREE RECRUITS INTO HOLY NAME SOCIETY Entertainer at Monthly Session Fails To Appear, So Members Engage in Lively Discussions The regular monthly meeting of the Holy Name society of Sacred Heart parish at Hubbard Woods, was held on Tuesday evening, March 16, at the Parish hall. A large number of members were present. The Spiritual director, Rev. F. J. Haarth, initiated three recruits. The gentle- man scheduled to entertain for the evening, for some unexplained reason, failed to arrive, but sufficient HotBu: 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 April 3 Saturday Irene Castle in "The Amateur Wife" COMING Monday to Friday, Inclusive April 5,6, 7, 8 and 9 MARK TWAIN'S Immortal Characterization "HUCKLEBERRY FINN Saturday April 10 Charles Ray in "Alarm Clock Andy" entertainment was provided by the members themselves in the discus- sions and the various matters that came before the meeting. There were So many motions, amendments and previous motions that Father Haarth (an authority on Parliament- ary law) had to be appealed to fre- quently for a decision. Everyone present admitted having haad a most enjoyable evening. gid vii a OIE 0EX0 OXON IIIOSIO Cm : \! OOOO 0x0 quality will be low. ing your lessons. Phone 1077 = the right | For you -+oo-- -- BOY S---Tell your mother and father that you want one of our good fitting suits to wear to school. Tell them to let you come to our store and pick it out yourself. Whether they come along or not the price will be the same, and the price for the high Tell them that you want to begin dressing well while you are young, and that this is just as much a part of your education as study- Promise them a high grade at school for a new suit. Wear our good "nifty" clothes J.H. DETHLOFF GENTS' FURNISHINGS 788 ELM ST., WINNETKA J O10 Em O EI 0 Em O EI 0 Ey O EY O Emmy Wve got t Clothes He haa tol lle] fe) EIEIO EI O eee O IO IR O EN O eed OFX © MONEY TO LOAN WINNETKA REAL ESTATE Wanted: Good in this vicinity. or Second, on Improved Property Mortgages, First P. W. BRADSTREET Headquarters Winnetka Real Estate RENTING : Telephone 162 LOANS : INSURANCE Winnetka, Illinois EE ------ . "] Wish 1 Had" and "I'm a Going To" 0 a --- FOR SALE Lot 100x185. garage. 1122 Central Avenue, Wilmette Fight-room modern stucco home, 3 baths, extra lavatory, dining and sleeping porch, $25.000. Modern Stucco, 10 rooms, tile bath, extra lavatory, dining porch, hot water heat, 2-car 2.500. Snappy little bungalow, near lake, 50-foot lot. $7.500. J. A. SHANE, Real Estate Phone Wilmette 1079 el © Emma © Fan k © Endl © Eel © © "Wish I Had" and "I'm Going To," were members of an ordinary, every day family. "Wish I Had" was always seeing things that he wanted, but never had the money to get them, because he had never done anything about a bank account, but "wish he had" it. "I'm Going To" was his sister. She, too, saw many things she wanted, and it was her real intention to have them "sometime," but always failed tc get them, because when the matter of starting a bank account was men- tioned, she always said, "I'm a going to," and let it go at that. MORAL--A bank account, while not a cure all, can heal a lot of financial | "aches" and "pains," and give a fellow " that pleasant "easy" and "comfort- able" feeling. 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