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WINNETKA TALK October 20, 1928 { luj) tty Bh kets Jresh em the LAUNDRY EECY blankets of soft, fluffy woolliness--colors brightened--unshrunken--you, too, will be de- lighted with our wonderful blanket washing service. Let the LAuNDRY do it! he Washington Laundry 700-704 Washiggion Siwet BVANSTON. JLL Phone Wilmette 145 Scouts Ask Villagers Help Pick Camp Name The Boy Scouts of the north shore troops are conducting an elec- tion this fall of a slightly different nature than the regular national ballot. They are striving to select from a list of many names under consideration, the most suitable name for their new Wisconsin camp to open next summer, The North Shore Area council, Boy Scouts of America, invites all villagers to help the boys select the name which you think best. Merely detach the coupon below and mail it to WINNETKA TALK or direct to the council at 360 Central avenue, High- land Park. ---- = Detach and mail - - - - - FRIEND OF SCOUTING BALLOT I vote for the following name for the new North Shore Boy Scout North Woods Camp: ( ) The Adventureland Camp ( ) Camp Tamarack ( ) Camp Whippoorwill ( ) Camp Ma ka ja wan (Menom- inee Indian name for Spring Lake) ( ) No-Sho-Bo-Sco Camp ( Camp White Eagle ( ) Camp Tall Pines ( ) Camp Blue Water ( ) The Nor-Sho-Bo Camp ( ) Camp Clear Water ( ) Camp Tall Timber ( 3 £5) Name Address A GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE Starting Saturday Morning, October 20th THIS SALE WILL LAST ONLY 10 DAYS DURING WHICH TIME EVERY PIECE OF FURNITURE WILL BE SOLD AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AND SAVE BENEFIT IS SUCCESS The Catholic Woman's fidelity of Sacred Heart church held an unusually successful benefit bridge party Thurs- day of last week at the school hall at Sacred Heart under the leadership of Mrs. B. T. McGivern, who is president of the society. There were seventy tables in play. ATTEND THIS GREAT SALE SPRAYTZ FURNITURE AND VAN CO. 1460 SHERMAN AVENUE EVENINGS OPEN ATHLETIC FIELD McKlinlock Campus Students Dedicate $1,500,000 Field One thousand McKinlock campus students and Northwestern university officials dedicated a new recreational field on the downtown campus Thurs- day afternoon. A plot of ground val- ued at $1,500,000 has been given over to the athletic program of the Mec- Kinlock men until the building pro- gram is resumed. The field occupies one square block bounded on the north by Superior street, on the east by Lake Shore drive, on the south by Huron street and on the west by McClurg court, and cov- ers approximately 70,000 square feet. Facilities include a gridiron, baseball diamond, three fields for playground ball, a basketball court, one for volley- ball, a tennis court and two courts for horseshoe pitching. There are bleach- ers for the accommodation of 500 per- sons. The field is to be devoted to intra-murals. ; : Convenient to the field a white-tiled shower room has been built on the ground floor on the west side of the Montgomery Ward building. Establishment of the field is credited to the efforts of Edward B. David- son of Evanston, assistant ~ business manager, who is in charge of the Mc- Kinlock campus. After the vacant property, half of which was acquired only a year ago, had been covered with cinders and rolled, Mr. David- son saw its possibilities as a tempor- ary athletic ground. Faculty members as well as students of the various schools formed teams and participated in the dedicatory ceremonies with games umpired by President Walter Dill Scott.