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Bs ~~ hows AEs YL Ne - ' -- i --" Ny ts i i ---- aay beach on WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1925 ' 17 LOCATE BOYS' CAMP NEARBY Camp Roosevelt Given Place at Fort Sheridan Maj. E. L. Beals, in command of Camp Roosevelt, has just announced from his offices at the Board of Ed- ucation in Chicago, that through the efforts of Superintendent of Schools McAndrew and Angus S. Hibbard chairman of the Camp Roosevelt as- sociation, a part of the Fort Sheridan military reservation has been set aside by Secretary of War Weeks as the new location for the camp. This will interest boys from this community who have attended Camp Roosevelt in the past, and who may be contemplating another summer there. Plans are well under way for transfering the camp- ing equipment to the new site, which is 30 miles north of Chicago, and boasts a half-mile stretch of sandy Lake Michigan. Motor transports are making daily trips from the old campgrounds to the new, so that all will be in readiness for the campers on the opening date, June 29. With the background of an unusu- ally fine army post from which the troops have been withdrawn for the summer, and with the splendid facil- ities for conducting military manoeuv- ers in regulation army fashion on a government reservation, Major Beals anticipates that Roosevelt 'veterans' will find many new thrills awaiting them at the Forth Sheridan location. The camp will be on a level stretch of ground, which is well situated and beautifully adapted to the purpose. It will make athletics, drills, ceremonies and target practice easy because the parade ground, athletic field and target range adjoin the camp. There will be three divisions, as in the past; junior, R. O. T. C. and sum- mer schools, including seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh and grades, and the camp will be conduct- ed for seven weeks. The Chicago Board of Education, under whose auspices the camp is con- ducted, maintains headquarters offices at 460 S. State street. Oak Park Man Purchases C. H. Carlstrand House Winnetkans are invited to attend annual Neighbors' Night at Commu- nity House Wednesday, April 29. A neighbor has issued the challenge in the following terms: Don't you wish you knew the name of the nice person you sat near in church last Sunday? And the new people you see on the trains as you go into town? How shall we keep alive that good old neighborly spirit? Why, by com- ing to Community House Wednesday, April 29, to "Neighbors' Night." Last year's good time is remem- bered by all who were there. This year's will be even better. And a good deal of the success depends on each one coming and bringing the newest neighbor he can find. You'll be surprised how many you know, and how many more you'll have a chance to know. ----_-- "Yoo-hoo! Skinnay ! C'mon over an' see our rebuilt Paige Sedan --it's the cat's whiskers!" 1922 Moon Sedan' ............ 0 $750.00 1922 Paige Brougham ........ $1,000.00 1924 Jewett Sedan Tracy Holmes Motor Co. 1029 Davis Street EVANSTON Phone University 4903 twelfth | LEGION NEWS From the Post Adjutant The next regular meeting of Win- netka Post will be held Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the Legion room of Com- munity house. All members are urged to be present and, if possible, bring a friend eligible for membership. We have an important resolution to bring before the Post and one that will interest most of us. To date we are below our last year's paid-up membership total. Won't you kindly remit immediately if you have neglected this important item. Yes, the show is an actual fact. You will miss something if you remain away. We have endeavored to give the best and we think you will agree with us that it is the best. Don't fail to make your reservations at once, and tell all your friends to do likewise. The. reserve plats look very healthy to date and we are practically assured of three full houses, with Evanston, Wilmette and Glencoe all assisting. Other items re- garding the show appear elsewhere in this issue. "Public Scout Night" Scheduled for May 7 There is one night in the year--a large group of boys in Winnetka al- ways look forward to, and that is "Public Scout. Night." It is coming soon! Thursday evening, May 7 is the date. On this night the Boy Scouts will give a big demonstration of their work. It is an evening of interest to all boys and friends 'of boyhood. There will be a more detailed account next week. In the meantime, there is great activity in the "Scout Camp." The place will be Community House. $160 TAKES FORD COUPE Good Mechanical Condition and 5 good tires. Phone Wilmette 1304 Mr. Voight "Probation After Death" Christian Science Topic The subject of the lesson-sermon at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday morning, April 26, will be "Probation after Death." Services are held in the Masonic temple building at 708 Elm street at 11 o'clock. Sunday school convenes at 9:35 o'clock and a testimonial meet- ing is held on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The reading room at 526 Linden street is open daily except Sunday from noon until 5 o'clock and on Wednes- day evening from 9 to 9:30 o'clock. Miss Anna Hallinan, 840 Ash street, who has been at Hot Springs, Ark., all spring, has returned to her home, as have also Mr. and Mrs. David Hal- linan, 1050 Spruce street, who were among those sojourning there. Just Time to Plant Perennials and Pansies We have a large assortment of the best Pansy Plants and Perennials--Prices Reason- able. We also have a good supply of the best of GRASS SEED Frank Borovicka 746 Center St. Phone Winnetka 283 INTERIOR DECORATING Call Highland Park 896-Y-4 CARL SALO Mail Address, Northbrook, Ill Building & Carpenter Work Call Highland Park 896-Y-4 E. E. TAPANINEN Mail Address, Northbrook, IIL At the Orrington-- Unfurnished Suites With Hotel Service N ONE of these delightful two, three I or four room apartments you can en- joy the pleasure of your own furnish- service today! ings with every service, , venience and comfort of The Orrington. Linens, draperies, carpeting, kitchen- ette equipment, ice, electricity and maid are furnished. rates are possible because you supply your own furniture. J 'ished apartments available. every con- The moderate Just three unfurn- See them ZR. 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