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S52 WINNETKA TALK April 14, 1928 Best Shades Are Shown To Be Most Economical The home maker who purchases window shades of heavy, long wear- ing materials, in excellent colors, set in guaranteed shade rollers, is saving for himself much worry and also con- siderable expense--in the long run. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henrich, 886 Pine street, have moved to Mond- away, Ind. where they have bought a new home. They left Winnetka April 1. 5%% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice im- proved North Shore Suburban res- idence property at 53% % interest. See us on renewals. E. G. Pauling & Co. 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 The Campers Say Following are comments made by Boy Scouts of the north shore who attended the spring camp conducted by Scout Executive Walter McPeek of the North Shore Area council at the Cabin in the Woods last week. "Spring Camp gave me some good points in running a Patrol"--Philip Brooks. "The thing I liked best about Spring Camp was that it gave me a chance to pass tests" --Buddy Howard. "I got the most fun out of hiking"-- Kermit Simon. "I liked the bird hikes best"--Gordon Cutler. "I liked best the fellowship of being together, working together, and living together"--Bill Youngquist. "The things I liked best were our FOR RENT evening camp fire and mess"--Bruce Kenyon. *] enjoyed the red and white war most"'--Billy Klein. "I liked the hare and hound chase best"--Burton French, Jr. "I got the most fun out of camp fire program"--Tom Sinding. "If I had a chance to do it over again, I could bring five or six more fellows along"--Cameron Brown. "IT liked the hikes best"--Paul Sterner. "Spring Camp gave us a chance to do a lot of exploring"--Walter Rob- erts. "I got the most fun out of our camp fire program" --Harry Keator. "I enjoyed the hare and hounds chase best and hikes most"--Robert King. "I enjoyed most the fine sportsman- ship of the whole gang"--George Bersch. "I got the most good out of our leadership forum discussions"--Craig Stoddard. "I enjoyed taking my turn on the mess detail"--Robert Fletcher. "I liked the map making best'-- James Laing. "I think I got the most good out of the instruction periods" H. M. Bachmann Is Named President of N. W. Golf Club The Northwestern Golf club held its annual dinner and election of officers for 1928 at the North Shore hotel, Evanston, Thursday, April 5. The fol- lowing officers were elected: Harry M. Bachman, Wilmette, president; Ralph Hayden, Evanston, vice-president; George M. Hubbard, Evanston, secretary; A. W. Wilkins, Chicago, assistant secretary; Julian Tiffany, Wilmette, treasurer. The Sports and Pastimes committee is planning a very busy season of spe- cial events for the members. All the tournaments except the club cham- pionship are run on a handicap basis so that all members have an equal chance. . : Many improvements are being made by the Cook county commissioners at the Northwestern to make it one of the best courses in the county as the course is in one of the beauty spots of the Forest Preserves. Dr. M. R. Barker has purchased the property at 730 Central avenue, Wil- mette, from Mrs. Anna L. Ayers. New Apartments READY NOW 2 and 3 ROOMS YY YT YY YY YY YY YY YY YY YY YY Y 1 ui EHRE Niinmeae 5 43 @® pik usual closet space. proof construction. E. SAWYER SMITH Large living rooms and bed rooms. Baths have showers and all built-in fixtures. word in interior decorations. walls and woodwork in antique finishes. q[ Beautiful electric fixtures. Roll-a-way beds; electric refrigeration furnished by owner; most up-to-date kitchen cabinets and other built-in features. @[ A very high grade building; must be seen to be appreciated. Reasonable Rentals $60 and upwards VERY CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN WINNETKA North Shore Realtors TNCORPORATED 736 WINNETKA ELM STREET PHONES WINNETKA 142-147 Un- Ql The last Canvassed Sound- CHRISTY BROWN ton delightful. res: service. OW, more than ever, is The Orring- washed in warm sunshine, in tune with - the freshness of Spring. Here you can rest and relax, happily free from the cares of a home. suites, some furnished and with kitchen- Facilities for social life. Garage for your car. Make Reservations Now UNIVERSITY 8700 Evanston's Largest and Finest Hotel HERE YOU CAN REST and RELAX Luxurious rooms, 1 to 4 room Friendly