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'. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY, 17, 1924 19 FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS PIGEONS FOR SALE--75, all kinds, 35 cents apiece. John Schur, Wauke- gan Rd. Glenview. Tel. Glenview 253. LTN33-1tp FOR SALE ELL EQUIPPED chicken house. 805 Vernon Ave, Glencoe. LTN32-3tc FOR SALE--AIREDALE PUPPY; 7 months old. Tel. Wil. 1003. TN10-1te FOR SALE--DOG HOUSE; BUILT like a little house with floor. Cheap. Tel. Winn. 1071. TN10-1te FOR S CTLAND PONY; HAR- ness, buggy and saddle, $100. 345 Madison Ave. TN10-1te FOR SALE -- BOY'S PATHFINDER bicycle; good condition; price $15. 888 Oak St. Tel. Winn. 978. T10-1tec FOR STERLING cord tires, never been on a rim. Call after 6. Wilmette 776-M. LTN32-2tp COLLIE PUPPIES, 12 WEEKS OLD; pedigreed; reasonable. Tel. - - Wil. 1370. LTN33-1tc FOR SALE --BABY BUGGY. TEL. Winn. 1123. LTN33-1tc WANTED TO BUY-- MISCELLANEOUS FURNITURE STORE buys and sells. rugs, stoves, autos, pianos, anything useful. 1045 Ash St. : L/TN1-tfe WINNETKA MISCELLANEOUS BLACK DIRT, MANURE Landscape Gardening MATT CARETTA 409 Randolph St. Phone Glencoe 885 LTN33-1te RENT-A-CAR DRIVE IT YOURSELF PAY BY THE MILE IDEAL FOR Salesmen Pleasure rides Doctors Week-end trips Collectors Fishing trips Realtors Hunting trips or While your car is in repair or paint shop. Open car, 13c per mile. Closed car, 16c per mile. These cars are insured for your pro- tection. WERSTED MOTOR CO. Tel. Winn. 165 LTN33-1tc LOST AND FOUND LOST--LAP ROBE; HEAVY CHASE winter robe; blue and black; Wed- nesday between 2:10 and 2:30 P. M. North Ave. between Bryant and Green Bay. Tel. Winn. 1658. TN10-1tc FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES EAGLE SCOUT Watt Wins Coveted Honor Frank Scout Frank Watt of the Kenilworth Troop has won the coveted honor of Fagle Scout by passing all of the nec- essary merit badge tests in addition to the requiréments which he fulfilled to become a First Class Scout. In order to pass to this high rank much appli- cation and a tremendous amount of work is required. Frank is the first Kenilworth Scout to achieve this honor. He, has now set a pace for other troop members to follow. Some of the merit badges re- quire six months or more of conscien- tious work, and they cover widely divergenf' fields, so 'that it will: be readily seen that the honor indicates a superlative effort. Scout Watt says that he is going right ahead and win more merit badges in an endeavor to | garner more honors than any scout north of Evanston. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watt of 338 Melrose avenue, Kenil- worth. Linus Smith of Wilmette made the Fagle Scout rank a few weeks ago. Used Cars -- All Makes "OPEN AIR SALES Cor. Sherman Ave. and Grove St. Evanston 140 Willys-Knight and Overland Dealers LTN29-tfc Dependable Used Cars RECEIVED AS PART PAYMENT ON NEW DODGE BROTHERS Cars. Good for many miles of service. Wersted Motor Co. Dodge Brothers and Wills St. : Claire Dealers Winn. 165. LTN33-1te FOR SALE--MAXWELL COUPE DE Tel. Luxe; 11 months; 2 bumpers; motor meter; automatic windshield wiper; 2 spare tires; lock; chains; mirror; motor in A-1 condition. Tel. Glen: coe 114. T10-1te FOR SALE -- DODGE ROADSTER; good condition, $150. Tel. Winnetka 690. TN10-1te ------ PIANO TUNING EXPERT PIANO TUNING; REPAIR- ing; old pianos made new. L. W. Foster. Tel. Winn. 509-J. LTN29-tfe N. U. Girl Athletes to Give Play at Winnetka The Woman's Athletic association of Northwestern university will pres- ent "The Three Twins," at Jane Kup- penheimer Memorial hall, Skokie school, Winnetka, on May 16 and 17. "This 'is; 4 musical comedy of twenty years ago and will recall to mind the famous "Yama, Yama Man" song. W. A.A. is flattering the good old cake walk with a special chorus. The costumes, however, are all very mod- ern and have been designed and exe- cuted by students. There will be enough local color to make the per- formance interesting to all north shore people, it is promised. Skokie school has an excellent audi- torium with good stage effects. High School Journalists Told About News Editing John Roos, of Winnetka, and Daniel Brower, of Wilmette, editor and busi- ness manager, respectiv ely, of the New Trier News, official student organ at New Trier High school, attended ses- sions of the Mid-West Interscholastic Press association at Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern university, Saturday of last week. Dean Harrington of the Medill School of Journalism was the principal speaker at the conference, offering suggestions to the youthful journal- ists regarding the most "approved methods of editing and publishing scholastic journals. Round table discussions and a lunch- eon served at one of the campus fra- ternity houses concluded the confer-] ence. . New Trier Band Wins 2nd Place in Tourney Five years ago, we are told, the New Trier Township High School band "could scarcely play a note." Last Saturday that group of youthful musicians, under the able direction of Director Schumacher, came within five points of capturing first place in the annual state high school band tournament at Joliet. The band rep- resenting Joliet high school won first honors with a score of 92 and New Trier followed with 86.6. New Trier's contingent left Indian Hill at daybreak Saturday morning, clad in their full regalia of green and gray uniforms, acquired for them by means a fund campaign conducted recently by Lloyd Hollister, Inc., and arrived at the Joliet high school gym- nasium in time for the opening event of a busy day of. playing. At the scene of the tournament they were greeted by seven competitors and the contest began in earnest before the morning had been well under way. At New Trier's turn to play, the band arose as Director Schumacher entered, this bit of a tribute and cere- mony exciting lively applause from the large gathering of spectators. honors, the band was congratulatéd by Director Schumacher upon its ex- cellent showing. The award for sec- ond place comprised a bronze shield and a medal for each member of the band. A procession of the combined bands was an incidental feature of the tour- nament. RABIES PREVALENT Since January of this year the heads of 7 dogs and one pig examined at the diagnostic laboratory of the state health department, showed the pres- ence of rabies or hydrophobia. Most of these heads came from the southern portion of the state. This indicates a rather wide-spread prevalence: of rabies in the state, say the public health authorities. The best advice for one who has been bitten by a dog, whether mad or not, is to see a physician and do what he prescribes. For a person who has been infected with rabies organisms there is but two alternatives--one is the Pasteur treatment and the other is a fatal disease. Boys Enthusiastic Over Kenilworth Hiking Club The Junior Hiking club, which has been formed at Kenilworth for boys under Scout age, is being enthusiasti- cally received by the youngsters, and several more besides those mentioned in these columns last week have signed up to make the initial hike, it is an- nounced. The most recent recruits are: Dave Hannah, Lloyd Kingsby, John Simon, Robert Wilson and Tom White. . papers if You Want to Keep It no matter what "It" may be, see that it is safe from fire and theft and care- lessness--deposit it in a safety depos- it box in our electrically protected vaults. Taking chances with your valuable keepsakes money could not replace is almost criminal family is liable to suffer by their loss; , vou owe it to them and to yourself to e § V4 rent a box at this convenient bank. ¥ Fm Play safe, come in and get your box at once! and your negligence. Your os WINNETKA-TRUST ol o® SAVINGS-BANK Although unable + to take first NO ONE WAS "THE SLIGHTEST DOUBT, THAT WE KNOW WHAT WE'RE AROUVT «+ « F you're looking for a plumber who's an expert in his line just keep our phone number and our address in your mind because nobody in this town has the slight- est doubt about our ability. We know -a lot about plumbing and we're at your service if you please. VIC J. KILLIAN Plumbing Contractor 874 Center St. Winn. 1260 that whole Fey 1 Street at Center yeni STORAGE age purposes. Convenient, Easy to get open Day and Night. We are also equipped to give you the best of service on your car; ing, Washing and Polishing. than pleased with our service and methods. Richardson's Garage WINNETKA Phone 841 "The Home of the Well-Groomed Car" 724 Elm St. Our Garage is especially It is Large and Roomy, Light, arranged for Stor- in and out and is such as Oiling, Greas- You'll be more