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SCOUT CONTEST L A S 'l‘ SATURDAY G R E A T SUCCESS K)" The Spring 84:th Contest of the West Suburban Council held in the Forest Preserve. Saturday. May luv Elh'n Tea Room. on Curtisa strut, opposite the Woe, is n_ow Land: the meat of 'Weanpmindhfivathe “Mamie-11mm at! {mt-h nuke day evening to hear their Commnw (In, Hilton J. Foreman. lau- Colonnl of the 122er Field Artillery. Commander Foreman made a finr» all. urging upon those who had servâ€" ed in the great nr to stick together. He laid before his harem I few of the problems that we are. facing today as a Nation und in no uncertain terms told his hearers that they were 1910 men whme duty it was to m that the United States of America should alnyn be a country for. of and by the people. As the Colonel ranted into the hall 1-9 was given a rousing reception. "P is a veteran of the Spanish~Americlln mr and served with Col. Wilson. of d him, that he was no “dugout bound” and that (mm a private (0: im commanding ofl'icer in praise in- , Twentyâ€"six «ax-service men from the Grove attended the meeting. Illinois 'izesem mum His mm sav The new one: 0' the Fina-twin? and (in: Council will he moved to Riv. ankle In 01 mt not. It will h- Ioahd {a 1M mum on [mm- m Road just ROM 0! "at (tumu- u‘ wk- and W by The In] lance Office of Jmhol P. Elm. This vmntkoncrywyomu-Mw that will he “mind by A" the scan: m bull! u Mn Ind won enter- and mill] by an Indian Chkfu David Ball lien: and Wu Lmk' 00h! at! their must. The lacuna did Mt non-n] chm ml u "om 4H «9mm than. ANN the dum- mdlhonquw unakwrmr «If the Sioux. M CM“ mm new told the Mary 0' Mn "(0- ml "III of MI wk (3th Red Cloud of the The fact that there were no argw meats that any Scout and ofilcial dif. {cred shows the excellent Scout Spir- it that governed the contest. It is worthy of note that the three town» having the three leading tmops haul the largest number of sdult boosters there to help encourage the contes- t-nts. This confirms the statement of one to the efl‘oct that those towns flu! have the most odult booste’rs (or the “out: produce the winners. How- cvor, the smaller towns hul n loyal The scouts. 340 um, Ion. the Riverside station It. 2:30 under the direction of Sauna-nu Bochtold or Rinaldo u “lulu" and Ill escort of No motorcycle polka {rota ”It! mnnflo force. As soon as they ur- rind at the pro-cm any entered um mu Ind evory new! bu! I very busy time until be m It 8:30 p. m. Thk m the In. colt“! evct por- W In by the «to troops of AP- padlhhawthchvocnmu {no then boll: places! In their event.- number of supporters. wu Won by Troop No. 2 of Riverâ€" side with 27 V2 points. The other run- ners up were: Hinsdale No. I. 16% points; LaGrange ‘No. 5. 12% points; Riverside 1 No. l, 10% points; Ber- wyn No. 4, 8% points; with Down- ers Glove No. 1. Western Springs Na. 1. Argo No. l. Argo No. 2. and La Grange No. 2 finishing in the order 8th was one of the niost successful contests ever held in the District. It Troop No. 2 of “venue Winner With Twenty-Seven and One-Halt Paints. ANNOUNCEMENT The rum can be allowed to m with the mm mm winter and men he should he mum away from them. If he an" wm: the ewe: during the winter he wm «at mo much. get my" and mm mm null. m nulncmbofllom. REMOVE RAH DURING WINTER marlin“. The c'erflI-MP! banned in In- th'! upon mum! ship the 41m"- Ilm at Inwmtmp alumnus us they lrrh-o at murky! owning and Im- mm! as n hulk fur smiling (-lalmn that may arise Mtwm «humor and mmslgm. WHITE LEBHORI BEST LAYER The Wkim Leghorn Is the most Im- portant m-pmdmlng bum-11 at the pm! vim“. The avmge Im- of a White Leghorn Is nhont six years. The net-age total pruluflion of an.“ above 500 and tho maximum Mic show 1.0!», but "my arr seldom MMMQ to [(09]! art" the fourth Should Not I. Permitted ta Run WWI Evan mun Ho Get. “Busy“ an! Eats Too Hull. Avon’s Tom Prawn-n of I During Life n About w Panama Four Yam 11w Imus-mm «mic-v our «unma- «f "VIII and Nun-MM”. "and lo ""7 Ivy "w Mama at "adv-9!. I'D"!!! Hun-â€" ohm-Imam 0! “Wu". up luv" P‘IMH ‘u Huff L'o Hm.“ cam“. "and Up Um m mural Ho- t." ion. lam I mmm hm "mm mm. A: I m». mow-c. m- wk! mural-u- "My fur mun-Jaw mum. mm. and Mull-a. rm. "qu mum luv the main "w", "Hf rump”. n "0‘ 1 Inc-0m M I Imbv- by “A In! m... I! can u M amt». vim. m-- ima- In M mall at aunt-tumour an Mm Mo arc-«um. non-M tum a who mum:- Imc m ihv mum nmmml or 3mm- "mm! a! ”11.10 A: "ma-ml MM WM. TM- l- a law “(on for IN" Mk. II I- «no-u n uni-cala- I» at I ,unm‘ Inc 0" now rm" "0 I'M m ,. can." mm H» Im am“! pm PW” INSPECTION SERVICE GROWS porno“. um»: fio tum!" unadul- km. W wood mud he wold! and I: nun-ll, mutton-d In 4400! mulb- nd a to lo luv-MI lu alum". Pulp umumummamm prun- may nun from M! u to film-pluIM'm-flloflhr ma". malt-wand. on. HIKING PROFIT . IN 0|" TIMBER Int-Inn um! up In diameter an molt ["quth Mild to “wall" Mum eu- podnlly mammal for cunning and wean-flag woods. High Mm II load. In: pom"- mh- It wasteful to pm not log: to onflnuy m at you. '0'"- PuI' Wood. Lam quantum! of phu- an at III! mm by “than mm nu- paper pulp wood, Ydhw pulp!" and (dc Ionwood.‘ red gum. Inpdo and mm {€144 Emmi m min: I...» nu- ma (Prepared by the l'niuul Slates Depart- ment of Agrlcullul'e.) All understanding 0f the elementary prlm-lplou of farm forestry wlll en- IMF the humor I» market Illa timber fur mum» prollluhly llum ll ls done on the average (arm. In the Southern states. uml In many other smlom of thr county" ms \wll, lush-grade loss of mll'll [mm m: wllllo null. yellow pop, tar. re-d gum. mm. cherry. anal black walnut van ununlly In- mid lu mrloml lulu dlml tn mmmluclnrllm plants. own lhmlxlu that? are loaned at some lllslllllll‘l'. Muny lucul lug-nun): plants buy ln lots as small as a wag-m or truck lmul. In the 3mm: clear loot u! whlle mi nml yellow now" I. Wanda! Prune: (0 Put High-Prm Logo :0 Ordinary Use on Farmâ€"- Much Pine, Yellow Poplar and Cotton Wood URI! for Pulp. Underztandino of Elementary Principles of Forestry Wil Assist Farmer. msmmummuns ml 3W Imam W of lolly W MM ~-â€"--- 39mm snow. mama. DOWNERS GROVE Let’s start where all good atoms should. at the beginning. It w a dull Sundly afternoon some weeks ago and several poker devotees framed up a sociable little me. One of the number went to one of the lo- cal stoma, purchased a new deck nml won the game mm in full swing. Things went along pretty smooth, with no] hands tint wen startling, for almost a half hour, it was just one of those little social games. you Lnow. l’mtty soon something big broke. One of the players had quite a hand and decided that the sky was his ou- ' Schumacher Feed! This is not a story of Nil Queens, only their pictures. It is a local story and in it you will find how five local men found playing cards were made for other names than the National When!» Five mm “In! mm; Cards 3n Made for Other Guac- Thn Poker A LITTLE TALE ’ OF A GAME AND SEVEN QUEENS a lump u pom-neat neon! of than good Um by bun-6n a KODAK now! Wm- CM: wonderful Mn “in you an IR” «er (mi in your «new I IEO.” of your mm: Pal-bum” WIIMVMnoo-hhonvhlthnmmfinmflmm out o' doomâ€"Inn mm. m “In. and «mph; mun um wmmummw‘mnm. Joseph V. Dieter SEE PAGE 12 of SATURDAY EVENING POST OF MAY lat. READ THE ARTICLE CAREFULLY AND THEN CALL DOWNERS GROVE 98 AND BE SHOWN HOW EASY IT IS TO LOSE MONEY ON YOUR CHECK ! mm mm GROW 93 A Cal-load Now on the Track. Du And Night Service. 34 8. Im- at. Telepl ZINDT’S PHARMACY Plentyzof Hay ”- . “Eliot-do. ‘mthMMdohfid-a M! m warm. NEW YORK Keep a Record Telephone on hand also. BE PREPARED ”In“ 1H“ mu. Irmflulmwh mrplotwvfllnlwvmacnd middodgubmtm ARTHUR I 313me Our Monuments Then the fun commenced. for be it knaw'n, alt ye who do not under- stand the gentle game of draw. more than four cards of I kind in a poker game means sudden death for some. om. Men have shuffled on thismor- ta! coil for merely having an extra ace. and here was one With three cards he should not. by all the shades of Hoyle. have had. Befm'e deciding dofinately what. should be done with the man who so "Muted poker etiquette. the bunch went through the deck to see how many other “extras" were present. They found them in plenty. Then wane eight of every race card. The boob who bought the pastebonrds had fallen for - piuothle deck! Iylimitfll'hebetmtfmmtoflw other. as such thing: will do in a game of this kind. until nil had drop- ped but two. These two “whooped’ or up" raising backward Ind forward acme the u- ble until the sin of the “pot" made the eyes of the onlookers pop. At last came the showdown. The one who had called hid down three «mm and started to rake in the int. “un‘t be in such a Waring hur- ry,” aid the other and laid down Four queens. NAPS-Vii.“ ? Sorry, but you‘ll have to Telephone 282 ”5".”th m “0.174 ILLINOIS Cream of Barley, pkg. ............. Pulled Corn, $21- package ......... aker Pearl ominy ............. m Flakes, 2 paella for ...... Oatmeal, 2 packageso .......... Douglas Starch, per package ..... 10 Bgars Lenox Soap .............. 10 Bars Swift Pride Soap ........ 10 Bars Lighthouse Soap ......... 4 Bars Sweetheart Soap .......... 6 Cans Spotless Cleamer .......... Large Pkg. Lighthouse Powder. 21b Pkg. 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