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July -22, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE 11 New Wilmette Troop Makes Fine Progress in Scouting Jlield Troop 9, one of Wilmette's newest Boy Scout Troops, is making fme progress. This troop under the Jeadershi!) of Frank]. Kreusch, Scoutmaster, and Peter Braun, assistant, was started late thi s spring, receiving its charter about ] une 1. The troop ha:; held many of its meetings out-of-doors and the members have taken several hikes. their favorite place being the Cabinin-the-\Voods, the Scouts' own cabin in the Chewabskokie Forest Preserve west of Glencoe. Four Scouts from Troop 9 attended the first period at Camp Checaugau and one member of the troop is now at the same camp. At least four of the boys have already completed their second class tests and more are nearly ready for this award. :. .. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflllttilltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!: Son of the Barker You Ca~ Tell Even by the Garages I Construct · · · that I put only the 'most careful, practical, construction ·into what I build . So if you · are planning a New Home or any Remodeling I see Leland G. Vincent General Contractor 394 Center St., Winnetka Phone Winn. 1417 ~llllltllliiiiiiiiiiiUIIIfllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllltllllllllttllllllt~ Mrs. Edward E. Silk, who is occupying the J. T. Lake home at . 129 Fifth street, Wilmette for the summer, entertained at dinner Tuesday ~\·ening in honor of Mrs. Webster Baker, who is the guest of Mrs. ~· H. Bent of 112 Woodland avenue. \Yinnctka. Mr:-. Wilson and her daughter, Miss Muriel, of Toronto; Canad~. who are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Reed Brown of Lake Bluff, were also special guests for the evening. ]. A. Hood, father of Mrs. A. L. ~I iller oi 106 Sixth street, is visiting. relatives in Glidden, Iowa, where he formerly made his home. Harold Mohr of 101 Sixth street is Oil a motor trip for two weeks through the northern lakes region of \\'isconsin. Mr. Mohr left last Saturday. He planned to stop first at Sturgeon Bay, and from there g-o Oil to other points. -o- n. -o- Owen Davis. Jr .· who was guest of honor at the Evanston Woman's club Tuesday, distfnguishes himself nightly at the !Blackstone theater in the role of the young son of "The Barker," in the play of that title. which has just passed its one hundredth performance. Mr. Da..,is is the son of Owen Davis, t::elebrated playwright who won the Pulitzer prize in 1923 with his play of New England life, "Icebound." Mrs. Richard Bennett and Howard Potter, manager of the company. were also guests at the club Tuesday. Mr. Potter has previously been manager for Mary Garden and was one year mana-' ger of the North Shore Festival week here. MOTORS SERVICE Inco~YJora~~ EVER.VTHING ./bme AUTOMOBILE A Before-the-Trip Tune-Up and Check-Up 1. Fill all oil and grease cups: Change luhricallt in trans-mission and differential. Grea :'t' \\·heel:-.. steering ~ear, nni\'e rsak NEVER. CLOSED :\1 r. and ~Irs. Howard Brown of -o- Highland avenue arc leaying tomorrow for a m o tor trip through the East. They plan to be gone two ~1r three \\'eeks and Yisit Phih1delphia, Atlantic City, and Xiagara Falls. -o~1 r. and ~Irs. Louis Beam·ais oi Chicago are spending the months of July and August in the Francis C. ~tifler home at 1028 Forest avenue. 1539 of the Presbyterian church gave a sil- Spokt· One oi the \\"oman's society ver tea yesterday aiternoon in the home of ~lrs. ~1. R. Barker, 602 \Vashington ayenue. -oJ?ierson, 139 Laurel ave- · nue, had as her guests for the first part of this week, her brother. vVilliam Fritz. and her aunt, ~f rs. X. R. Brewer, of S_t. Paul, Minn. ~l rs. Joscph 2. 3. Chan!.:!e ~[ ntor oiL Clips. Sharkk Bolts. Tighten -S pring Body Bolt:-.. :\dju:-.t Brah·s . The La,-gest 4. S. 6. Cit-an gas :-crecns and adju:-t carburetor. Clean ignition points and adjust timing. Fltt!-h radiator and battery \\'ith W3.ter. Pump up tires. Gir~ Motor Repair 7. 8. Shop ID 9. car thorough road tests. · ...... For Sale at Actual Cost This Week Only Financial reverses have forced ownrr to sacrifice this new Spanish type brick bouse, tile roof, 6 rooms, 2. baths. 2. cu gauge, H. W. beat, attractively decorated and complete in evrry detail. House rudy for occupancy. A rare opportunity for "Someone." I Wilmette Cost oi abm·e labor only $4.50 to $6.00. \\" e make no charg·c for inspecting a car and adYising- ilecesg.ary attention. Phone Winnetka 1544 or 1556 J.C.Siown