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"i a WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1923 SEND LOCAL BOY T0 SUMMER CAMP Winnetka Militia Associa- tion to Select Boy for Camp Roosevelt Course SCHOOL OPENS JULY 2 Excellent Teaching Staff is Provided "The Winnetka Reserve Militia asso- ciation will this year continue its policy of selecting a worthy boy to attend Camp Roosevelt, the national boy-build- ing camp now located near LaPorte, In- diana, according to officials of the camp. The association has done this for sev- eral years now, and they feel that the good derived by the individual selected each summer amply repays them for their effort. No selection has as yet been made for this summer, but an- nouncement will be made in the near future of the lucky lad." Ideal Summer Activity "Any parent looking for a school in which to place his son for the months of July and August can find no better place than Camp Roosevelt," it is point- ed out. The faculty consists of men and women selected not only for their knowledge of their particular subjects, but for their knowledge of boys and how they are managed. These teachers come largely from Chicago city high schools. The school embodies all of the advantages of which any school in any town can boast, besides upholding the use of fresh air, out-door sports, clean life, the right kind of recreational sports, splendid food and everything else which goes to building up the boy. Continues Over 7 Weeks "The school will begin July 2, and continue for seven weeks. "Boys who prefer the recreational ad- vantages exclusive of the educational pursuits may enter the R. O. T. C. or Junior Camps, depending on their age. These latter two divisions begin on July 9, and are divided into two periods of three weeks each, boys being permitted to attend either one or both periods. The entire camp closes on August 18. "Major F. L. Beals, U. S. A. is the commandant, and can be reached at his office at the Board of Education, 460 South State street, Chicago, until the opening of camp, when he will person- ally supervise all activities at the camp. Read the Want Ads Vacation Time You Will be going to one of those cool spots for a few weeks and will want to communi- with some of cate your friends back home. Why not take a box of our fine stationery along? Smiling Service Community Pharmacy CHAS. R. PATCHEN 574 Phone Lincoln Ave. 164 Continue Church School Sessions Through June The Winnetka Congregational Church school, with the exception of the Kin- dergarten department, will continue its regular sessions on Sunday morning un- til the end of June. The opening wor- ship of the Church school will be held in the church as usual at 9:30 o'clock and will be under the leadership of Rev. James A. Richards. Summer session of the Church school will be conducted for the younger children under the leadership of Mrs. William T. Wersted beginning July 8 tor six consecutive weeks. McGuire and Orr Close Big Real Estate Deals McGuire and Orr, realtors, have clos- ed the following sales of north shore residences during the past week: The Charles R. Bull property, with 200 feet of frontage, at 229 Essex road, Kenilworth, to Irving Babcock, at a cash consideration of $45,000. The new residence on Abingdon ave. Kenilworth for George W. Maher and Son to H. C. Heaton for a cash con- sideration of $39,000. The residence at the north west cor- ner of Longwood and Hawthorne ave- nues, Glencoe, to James G. McMillan for a cash consideration of $36,500. OPEN WINNETKA OFFICES Wallace B. Clore Jr. and company, announces the opening of an office in Winnetka at No. 2 Prouty Annex. The company has offices in the new Rockhold building, Wilmette. WOMEN WHO DO THEIR OWN BUYING know the qual- ity and value of our meats. They cannot be mislead when they see our chops, steaks, roasts and etc. That is why we count among our customers some of the most discriminating buyers of meats in the city. Specials For Saturday June 16 Lamb chops, shldr... ... 35¢ Lamb Stew = 10c Pot Roast Native. ..... 19¢ Fresh Pig Hams. . .... 15%¢ Hams, whole or half. .26%c Hind %-Spring Lamb. .39¢ Sausage meat 100% pure all pork deliciously seasoned...25 For that cold lunch or supper try a package of our celebrated Kalter Aufschnitt (assorted cold meats) Packed fresh every day in one pound cartons. per pkg....59c SLICED BACON, 3 pounds White Cash Market 1189 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 2779 We deliver in Evanston, Wilmette. Kenilworth, In- dian Hill, Winnetka Our Phone Orders Receive Careful Attention HEA). 6) COCO H Harold Lloyd "NEVER WEAKEN' COMMUNITY HOUSE NEXT FRIDAY, JUNE 22 (onstance Talmadd cs (25 > Lh, a ------ Rp High Quality Low Price Going Camping? Whether you are going camp- ing, motoring, or just on a pic- nic there are many little things that make the trip much more enjoyable--a new flashlight--a cheap watch--a new reel, rod or line--a compass--paper plates--picnic lunch sets--a thermos bottle--camp axes. Be sure to visit our store before you go. You'll enjoy your trip better if you do. Make use of the telephone, | Bs your charge account, and our four daily deliveries. PAINTS WINNETKA Phones 998-999 546 Center St. HARDWARE - . and POLISHING Day and Night Service Have your car washed often, and protect its surface. The Home of the Well-groomed Car WE KNOW HOW! RICHARDSON'S GARAGE 726 Elm Street, Winnetka Phone Winnetka 25 and 841