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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, JULY lS, 1924 GIVES UP BODY WILMmEBOYS WEOF. UNIDENTIFIED MAN LEAVE FOR CAMP Methodiat Scout Troop Goes to Pinewood Fnuneen boys and leaden. from the \\'t lmette pari-;h :\leth odist Epi . copal · hurch left for Camp Pinewood, ZO tnJic, northea.,t of :\ltl',kt'~OII. Mich .. lo.~ ,t :aturday mornin~. under' the lead ( r,ltip of ~laj or Thoma -, E. Bulli1ant. Tlttrty-fin· more \\'ilmettt· l>oy3 from !Itt-. rhurch will go thi' wetk-end. Ca mp Pinewood ;., lo ated on a remarkahk ,ite of 200 acres of wood -; ;oHI lakt· and i, condut·H·cl h1· the Centr;ll 'l :\1. l ·. ·\ . of Chicago: Dr . Gilbert Stan~cll. pastor of the Wilmette \l('thodi t church. Yi!>itcd the camp at it~ opcninK, June 15, and wa imprt·,,l'd with the ht:auty and general arrangcJJH'Ji t of th e camp and with its dlit tent managemt'nt lie came hack t·tlthu.,ia.,tic : t'r the po-;'>ihilitie-. of tht· camp and the church >co ut troop i, one of the large unit-. oi a numiH·r of .,ulwrhan SundaY school clas,es of hop 11 ho will go into camp at I ' IIICWOOd . The body of an unidentified man, having the initial s R. G. K. on his shirt and handkerc hief, was found washed up on the lake s hore of Wilmette Saturday, July 12, by "John, th e fish er man," the Wilm ette police record s how s. Chester F. .Mitchell, deputy coroner. held an inquest and stated that the hodr had been in the water for about a month. "John. t h e fi she rman" was at the !>hore catc hing fi;,h. He was throwing hi'> line in the water after fixing hi s ba it, hoping to get a hig c atch. The fil>h were playing around the bait when "John " saw a large dark object moving s lowly in the quiet water which he soon identified as a clothed body. The police were notifi ed and the remain taken to the \\'ill iam H . Scott und ertaking parlors at \\'i lmctte . The hodv wa~ la te r taken to the Cook cou~ty morgue for .identification. The ma n wa~ clothed in a dark s u it, dark o1·ercoat, hlack s hoes, black sox. blue ' hirt and !Jiue .necktie with black pin stripc'i. H e appeared to be about 55 yeu' of age, wrighing 160 pound., an d had gray hair. The s hirt he wore bore the laundry mark' " R. G. K." as did also the handkerchief found in one of th e pocket s. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS is offering to its 21,500 stockholders, most of whom live in the territory and are customers of the Company, an opportunity to subscribe to a new issue of 7o/o Cumulative Preferred Shares through the exercise of "Rights". The warrants evidencing these rights were mailed direct to the shareholders, and enable them to purchase n~w stock on most attractive terms. Use your "Rights " promptly as thev become void after 5 p.m., August 1. If you are not a stockholder you may purchase "Rights" from us and subscribe on the same basis as present shareholders. Additional information can be obtained if desired from any district office of the Public Service Company or our Chicago luadquarters. :\fr,. H . F. Rilev. 730 Lake a\·cnul', i, T!tt· branch of a pint· tn·<·, ao; a ym IJol of camp ownership instead oi the spendin~ the sun1mer 'Ieason at C lea r She will not retraditional key. was handt·rl Ol'<' r to water, .:\ofichigan . the c amp director hy Franci' f'eahody turn home un,til the first of Septemhrr. Butlrr of \\' innetka, reprc~enting the Chi cago Central Y. ~1. . A. commit 'l't' on thr occasion of the dedication of ('amp Pinewood on July 5. Thl' \\'ilmette .'rout Troop. ~o . fl. ~~htrh kit for Camp Pinewood la-.t Saturda1 an· a' foil(>\\": :\lajor Thoma' 1 ·:. Hulli1 alii. 'cou t ma,t1·r: I' 11tl Stol..t·r. a,,i,tatlt .. ro ut ma-.tl'r: 'J'(Idd \\' l!el'ln. Otto Klcpp . l.d~oy ~toJ..,· r. h.tllllt'th Hontecou, Elwood :\loth, Julian ll ir,r h . :\loor(·s Fieltl. Boh Sht·rnun. Elmer l'ri{·he. Jark :\tl A aure cure for the ant nui· (lf'rV>n. \\"alte r Lindblad anrl HerlH·r t aance. Sprinkle CENOL ANT l.llh . Reoh big· r~ -advan conv~ Cbaiclc Work) witk All' DESTIOYERI CEIOL Sold by :'If r . l.attn·l ;, -on . :11 tht· ami :\In.. Jo,eplt Ptcr,on . l.liJ ;tn·nue ,an nounce thr birth of Thomas ~.ran· in, horn Ju n<' IR 1·\an, ton hoo,pital. DESTROYER in their runwaye and ants ro for good-poat.. tively killa them in 3 minut... -oM r . and 1[rs. Gtor~l· I>. l 'p.;on. I I ~IJ \\.tltndtt· an'lllll' . I\ ill ~o penrl th l' \\tt·k-t·tHI at the honw of ~"" Cath ··rttll· l'olton of l~ ork1ord. Snider & Ca.zel Drug Co. Cor. Wilmette and Central Avea. Cenol A1enc:y ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++· + : + : + + LET US· Clean Your Ruas 0' an d · : + : + + i ! ! ! + + : Store Them Free Of Charge until ) ott return from your vacation. \\'e'll take care of ) our ru~.., all . . ummcr and the only cost to you will be tht· t·o..,t uf i : + : + UTILITY SECURITIES COMPANY 72 West Adams Street, Chicqo, IlL WJlwaukee, Wle. T~kphcmc ! : Randolph 6262 Louimlle, ICy. : : : the deaning. .I ,, ~ + + + Aram. K. Mestjian i Phonea Wilmette 1949 E·nnaton 5050 + + ~ 511 Main Street Wilmette : : ····················································· + Cos.m as Chats QUALITY TELLS There'a aa much difference in food etuffa u there ia in moat eYet'J'· thing in life. Quality coneidered, this atore offera the utmost per dollar. Reo Leave your order Friday to insure careful aelectioo and prompt delivery on Saturday. Flies have no conscience. Eliminate them with a Majestic Underground Garbage Rec"·iver. It isOut of Sight-Puts your garbage can out of sight-Underground. Odorleaa-When the lid is closed no udor is emitted. Convenient-Can be installed in a wnvcnient place near your kitchen dour. Garbage is easrly deposited 'tnd a ea ily removed. Dotr Proof-Dogs can't up et your garbage and scatter it about the lawn. Fly Proof- Flies can't get at your garbage-no odor to attract them. Sanitary- Provide the only sanitary mean tor storing garbage until it i collected by the garbage man. Gel the Majestic at your local hardware dealer's. Saturday Specials ~-~toea, Fresh Peaa, with 61led pods, 3 lba· ....... _.... ZSc Egg Plant ............................ 20c and up Beets and Carrots, 2 bunches ... .. ........... lSc Tomatoea, nice, freah, ripe, bakt. . ............. 39c Radishes, bunch ............................. OSc Summer Squuh, lb. . ......................... lOc ~xtra Choice New Potatoes, bushel ........ $2.M Lew Apples, S lba. . ......................... 3tc: emona, per doz. . ........................... 35c Peaches, aweet and juicy, bakt. .............. 3Sc We have an extra choice lot of Cantal p· k M Strawberries, Raspberries, Blueb:~. : ; t .Melfti:' kHbeon!y Dewa, Sweet ucmea, Sweet and Sour Cherries, A . t1 d mea, c mea, Black Rupat exceptionally low prices. pnco an wna. Large choice Watermelona, all PI · Goo Cosmu and Fresh Fruit and Vegetables are Synonymous G. C. GUSTAFSON Phone COSMAS BROTHERS Opposite the Villare Theatre-WILME1TE IIZI Gro.e A··· Repreaenting Majeatic Co. CWeqo zen