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WINNETKA TALK March 17, 1928 WINNETKA OPPORTUNITY IN BRICK $25,000 This true American Colonial bas four bedrooms and two baths on the second floor, and a toilet and lavatory on the first floor. There is a cheerful sun room and an attractive sleeping porch. All the rooms are large, light and airy. There is a two-car garage. The lot is deep and in a choice location, commanding a magnificent view. It is only two years old. HEINSEN REALTY CO. Exclusive Agents 720 Elm St., Winnetka Phone Winnetka 254 Our Boy Scouts 4 iv gna Ld iF ndscape YOUR HOME Let us indicate to you what can be done to beautify your grounds. Ee . Ps 7 RF We can supply any quantity of choice Nursery Stock . . . beautiful Evergreen Shade Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Record Bearing Fruit Trees, Everblooming Roses, etc. Quality Guaranteed Moderately Priced FOR YOUR LAWN Creeping Bent--Blue Grass--Evergreen and Shady Spot Mixtures also, Creeping Bent Stolons for Vegetative Lawnmaking Expert Advice and Individually Designed Landscape Plans FREE for Our Customers TERMS ARRANGED CATALOGUE ON REQUEST Landscape Architect 1020 Spruce St. Tel. Winn. 2235 North Shore Rep. for STARK BROS. America's Oldest and Largest Nursery Parks Cemeteries Home Grounds Subdivisions F. C. BRODERICK LAKE BLUFF MEMBERS At the last meeting of Troop 42, in charge of Scoutmaster Montgomery, and attended also by Troop Commit- teeman Dewey, the following Scouts were added to our membership: Bill Peary, Wesley and Wendall Kelli-- Kenneth Masonic. PATROL MEETINGS FEATURED Twenty-two Scouts attended the re- cent meeting of Troop 52 of the Deer- field Presbyterian church. Patrol meetings were the big feature of the evening.--Louis Stryker, Scribe. Kenneth Zimmerman is the newest recruit of Troop 55 of Glenview.-- Scribe Leroy Ruben. RAVINIA PREPARES FOR CLASH Troop 35 of Ravinia last Wednesday broke all of its former attendance records with 25 Scouts present. Mr. Bentley continued his first-aid instruc- tion, The troop spent last week end with Mr. Bennett, Scoutmaster at the Cabin-in-the-Woods.--Junior Assis- tant Scoutmaster Oscar Goepner. HOLD JUMPING CONTESTS By way of variety at the last meet- ing of Troop 24 of Sacred Heart church, Hubbard Woods, contests in high jumping and broad jumping were held.--Scribe E. Frankel. TROOP 32 ADDS NEW SCOUTS Eighteen Scouts were present at our last meeting. We voted 3 new Scouts into the troop. After the meeting we went for a swim.--Scribe Alec W. Howard. STRONG FEBRUARY PROGRAM Glenview 55 held a Father and Son banquet, a clean-up day, made 2 trips to the Forest Preserve, and added 2 new Scouts, in addition to 5 Scouts advancing in rank. The troop put on a demonstration before the American Legion and took a trip to the Chicago Merit Badge Exposition. The troop is starting a home patrol at the Rubens school. TEST CAMP AT CABIN Beginning on Saturday, March 17, and extending throughout the summer a test and instruction camp will be maintained every Saturday at the Cabin-in-the-Woods irom 9 to 12 in the morning. Entire troops, patrols or individuals may report for instruc- tion or to pass tests. N. S. SCOUT TO LONDON It is possible that a Scout from one of the North Shore troops may have the opportunity of attending the Inter- national Scout Jamboree which will be held in London, in August, 1929. The plans for the program are now being made. TALK ON POLITICS Hoyt King will address the Business and Professional Women's club at its meeting at the Congregational church on March 28 on the topic, "Current Cook County Politics." SWIM AGAINST MICHIGAN Coach Tom Robinson's swimming team faces its strongest competition of the season so far in the undefeated Michigan aggregation at Northwest- ern pool Saturday evening. Michigan is given the edge in the contest. Lead- ing swimmers of the Big Ten con- ference will be seen in the meet in Colbath, fancy diver; Hinch, back- stroke artist, and Lennox, sophomore breast stroke entry for the Purple, and Michigan's star performer, Dar- nell, who swims the free style events. Illinois public utilities produced 588,- 274,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity during January--five per cent more than in January, 1927--according to the U. S. Geological Survey. SEE THESE BEFORE Something over one price. convenience an CHICAGO--35 NEW HOUSES scattered from Evanston north to Highland Park, await your inspection. every variety of design, construction, size. New 5 room homes, $11,500 to $24,000 New 6 room homes, $11,700 to $32,500 New 7 room homes, $16,500 to $48,500 New 8 room homes, $26,500 to $48,000 MOUAT & FLAHERTY WILMETTE--Opposite YOU BUY hundred new houses, They offer you d location. Incorporated Village Hall--Wilm. 766 North ~~ Dearborn--Cent. 7870 ST TO) AMPLE FUNDS TO LOAN 515% --6% CONSTRUCTION -- REFINANCING RESIDENCES, STORES, APARTMENTS KUHNS, DITTUS Safeguarded Investments 11 South La Salle Street, Chicago--Central 2990 Highland Park Address R. FE. Kuhns, 827 Lincoln Ave, H. P. 1860 & KUHNS