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WINNETKA TALK June 18, 1927 Tailored To Yeur Order Suits NORTH SHORE MEN usually demand quality. You'll find it here--com- bined with true economy. THE SERVICE WE OF- FER is unusual to a high de- gree. Investigate it. $35 $40 $45 $50 Chicago's Handsomest Exclusive Tailoring Salesroom CITY SALES--FOURTH FLOOR 319 WEST VAN BUREN STREET PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS In an 8-page report issued to the parents of Scouts and contributors to its growth, both financially and in service, the North Shore Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, covering the territory from Wilmette to Lake Bluif and to the west for a distance of eight miles, outlines some accomplishments of the past six months and objectives that it is trying to accomplish in the months and years ahead. The report states: "The North Shore Area Council-- which is nothing more nor less than a group of men banded together by a common interest and desire-- is whole- heartedly in earnest in its desire to draw out of the boy life of our com- munities its very best. "We have been charged with the responsibility and entrusted with the privilege of being Trustees of the Boy Scout program in our communities. "We have been given a charter and authorized to extend the use of the Scout program to those institutions that will earnestly and wholeheartedly use it in enriching boy life. It is our duty to co-operate and aid in the widest and most effective utilization of Scouting in conserving the finest forces in boy life. "Our happy task is one of community leadership, the inspiring of institutions and individuals in providing those ex- periences for youth that will appeal to Boy nature and Serve Boy Needs. "This Council does not administer Scouting to boys. It does, however, provide, enrich and co-operate in the proper utilization of the Scouting pro- gram by the various churches, schools and service groups which are making Scouting a part of their work. Figures: Dec. 1, 1926--Scouts 424, Troops 21, Patrols 68, Troop Committeemen 83; June 1, 1927--Scouts 706, Troops 32, Patrols 107, Troop Committeemen 140. Number of Merit Badges passed per month: December 23, January 38, Feb- ruary 91, March 114, April 86, May 139. Present Rank of 706 Scouts: Tender- foot 324, Second Class 213, First Class 50, Merit Badge 119. Junior School Friends to Close Season With Party The North End branch, Friends of the Chicago Junior school, will close its season's activities with an enter- tainment in the place of the regular monthly meeting, on Tuesday, June 21, at 8 o'clock in the evening, at the Sovereign hotel. An enjoyable evening is assured, with many surprises in the way of en- tertainment. Members are urged to at- tend and bring at least ten friends. This is to be mystery night and there should be a good rally, The school is near Elgin, on the Fox river. Beverley Bouchard of 222 Oxford road, Kenilworth, entertained at a din- ner and dancing party on Saturday, June 11, in celebration of her twelfth birthday. An Exquisite Bridal Gift The Mildred [ue Bride's desire for lovely appointments for her home can be gratified to the utmost with a gift of DIRIGOLD Table- A smart, original, sturdy street shoe for the college gir. Styled in many leathers. ; $12.50 1716 ORRINGTON AVE. EVANSTON Alfred TR Bie One Hundred Years of Beauty and Usefulness ware, or any one of many useful DIRIGOLD ar- ticles. A Reflection of Dignity and Good Taste THE HALLMARK JEWELERS 809 Davis Street THE DIRIGOLD CORP. Display Salon 70 EAST JACKSON BOULEVARD Fae