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> vtn the above picture we have, read- ing from left to right: Mrs. Dorothy Rosenow Bremer; Arthur Holste, her jrawdswr Mrsr Tred C: "Molste; liTs mother; and Miss Gertrude Louise Holste, daughter of Arthur Holste. The group represents four genera- tions. â- r Mrs. Bremer, eldest member of the ^£amityy-caTnTTrorn~I5ermaliy^ iwith "her"mother and father and eight â- brothers and sisters. When .only 16 miles east oT Chicago, the train on New Lieutenants Two additional second lieutenants have been' added to the list, to meet the' need of the new troop. Helen Hayes and Fae Christensen are how second lieutenants for Troop No. 1, and Dorothy Boyington and Gladys White for Troop No. 2. The girls are already planning their work as teach- ers in the Tenderfoot and Second Class classes in Scout work. The great need now is for First Lieutenants for both troops. Plans have already been made for Merit Badge work for the months of October and November. Miss Laura UJlrick, Instructor in Civics at New Trier High School, has consented to give a course of lectures in Civil Government during the month of Oc- tober. Her first lecture will be given on Wednesday afternoon, October 3, beginning at 4:45 o'clock. This work will prepare Second Class scouts for the examination for the Citizen Merit/ Badge, and the class will^oiisist mainly of High ScTTooT^girls. Any parent or friend who may wish to slip in to these lectures will be heart- ily welcome. The lectures will be given in the Young People's auditor- ium of the Methodist church, since Scout meetings will continue to be held at this church. Plan Great Pageant During the month of November, plans are already being laid for a course of lectures preparing the girls for the Hostess Merit Badge. Cap- tain Fleming will present this work, and the very finest authorities will be used as a basis for this training for entertaining. Wilmette already is hearing, and will continue to hear until the date of presentation, about the magnificent pageant which the Girl Scouts are preparing:, and which they hope to present to the public in about six weeks. This pageant is "The Spirit of Girlhood," the official Girl Scout pageant which is issued from national , .„ , _, . headquarters^ There__are__forty-Eve- 4hree children wer^ killed. -The rest^Sracters jn the pageant alone, be Photo by Gillette which they were riding met with an accident in which her mother and This cool weather the house is damp and chilly. One must have a bit of fire to make it comfortable --Hardly worth while to start the heating plant but a erate fire does the trick. This suggests a FIRE PLACE GRATE BASKET. ^ " sizes at Tanbus We have them in various- ^_ prices. Also fire screensi3ndirons^nd4»Met^ Better have that heating plant cleaned and looted | over for needed repairs before cold Weather mdthej usual rush. w . ..,..^^^^-,:^>:;:.-. â- ;; If you haven't filled the bin yet or are thinking of installing an oil heating system, get in touch with- After an exhaustive search we are ourselves f tailing this equipment in our modern hardwares We think so well of it that we have taken an agency for it. There is no obligation in having om heating engineer call and talk it oveu^^^,:^. Of course we have everything in HARDWARE. If you can't come in our phone is handy arid servV and "Quality Goods"; is your guarantee. us. ins store. ice JOHN MILLEN Hardware 605 Main St. Ftiam^Q Watch for our opening in the New Store of the .family settled in Northfield where Mrs. Bremer was married many, many years later. Her daugh- ter, who lives .at 822 Prairie avenue, has resided on the north shore several 185£ ^earsr^Artlmr-Holste, son of Mr. and" Mrs. Holste, His daughter, completes the was less four in married than a generations 1919. Save ^Voman - from Lake at Kenilworth Limits A woman, saitr to have been a pa- lient at the North Shore Health Re- port at Wintietka, was rescued from drowning in the lake at the Kenil- jworjth Jsouth; limits Tuesday of this week, according to authentic informa- tion received from persons residing In the Vicinity. |LAccording-Jo_th£-r£ports, the woman, who was strolling along, the lake ishore in company with a nurse, sud- denly ran out onM:he pier and threw herself into the water. ".> Mrs. HansQrijt.jyho.resides in a tage nearby, was attracted by cot- the frantic cries of-the nurse, it was «Hdr|£ and immediatly halted a' mortist pass- ing on the boulevard. The man ef- fected a rescue and took the woman back to the sanitarium, witnesses stated. i .». Manager Whitt-acker of the Health Resort, when questioned concerning the reports, denied that the woman was a patient of that institution. ___ sides other numbers which will be added to the program. ^Prominent people in Wilmette will give both musical and dramatic numbers on that eveni^^thorebyâ€"showmgâ€"their^goodi^ wishes for the Scout organization, and many of the leading citizens will year old, I he asked toâ€"lendâ€"their names patrons and patronesses of the eve- ning. A definite date will soon be given, and every citizen of Wilmette will be asked to rally tcp the cause of clean girlhood,___ A.C.WOLFFS FURNACES and REPAIRS <*LEANING and .REPAIRING!®! Office 607 Main St Phone WiL 296 GUTTERS, SPOUTS, SKYLIGHTS ....?" Evanston to Glencoe .:?||f|^| Shop 1124 Greenleaf Ave. 'Ml. Phone WiL 158 ^-lilfe:: i^ ON BUSINESS TRIP W. Webber, 1204 Lake avenue, is ex- pectedhome SundayT from a week's business trip to New York. mSMi iA||Wep|^n^:^CiJ| ||||Vyitl bring our service to your, door, Our care and Iff Interest in your requirements,.are" your guarantee of i Si;l%atk£actionJ",,;"^;1sr- W'M\ fc.- ^g, V: "â- 'X ^ j;.. _ \J PROMPT AND CAREFUlMtTENTldN USEFUL E^^ ^>4*i|»^^*«^*i' Whenever you find m Sudden orulS- usual increase in your bill, thinks Does somebneririyourfamily cafe* lessly leave lights burning when not '.|n use |^:.v:,:-:^- #^3^s*p|S^ilS%l5 Have you Md coinpa^ used extra guest rooms, entertained -: late in the evening ?^|;;||| Has there been Sickness in the house? â-  Are the servants wasteful of current? Have you added any new electric appliances to your home equipment? Have you been reading several nights a week until early morning? Have the days been dark and rainy? Does the bill coyer the same number of days as previous bills, with which LARi^Y-f^ce a week if desired. Then you can check up during and see just when the amount of current is