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JanaaJY a, 1931 ------·-·- Report Elewa Of .. Robert G. Kl·t 10.... Since JaaUUJ I Wins Eagle Scout Eleven casei of contageous diseases Rank in Wilmette have been reported to the Village Ca··· Robert G. King of Troop 2, Wilmette Health department since the first of Boy Scouts, was advanced to the rank. the year, it was stated by Dr. E. E. ,,( Eagle Scout at the meeting of thc.- Moore, Wilmette Health commission~ Wilmette Boy Scout Board of Review er, this week. The cases are divided Wednesday, January 11. A score of as follows : chicken pox, 1 ; measles, other applications were approved at the 1 ; mumps, 8; scarlet fever, 1. meeting. Those comprising the Board of Review were: J. R. Harper, chairMrs. Charles Sanford Clarke, 526 Mrs. W. ]. King of 611 Forest aveman; H. J. Leach, Frank A. Wilson, Washington avenue, left Thursday for nue entertained the Tuesday club this 6 2 6 Cbaldl St. Dr. D. W. Rapp, and Walter McPeek. week at a luncheon and bridge. Those receiving honors in addition a stay in Fairhope, Ala. to Robert KinK were: Second Class Scout, Marks Stoddard, Troop 4; Carl Meaker, Troop 4; Craig Stoddard, Troop 4; Henry M iII e r, Troop 9. &anston Shop Open Tuesda,, Tlaundcl, and SG&11rdcl, &eniap First Class award, Bruce Kenyon, Troop 4. Merit Badge awards, as follows: Robert King, Troop 2, signaling, hiking; George Bersch, Troop 4, cooking, handicraft, wood carving; John Gilroy, Troop 4, bookbinding, carpentry; Oscar Anderson, Troop 4, pioneering, autoState and Jacbon-Cbicago Orrington aad Cluuch-Ewn...,.. mobiling, cooking; Marks Stoddard, Troop 4, music ; Craig Stoddard, Troop 4, music; David Harper, Troop 4, masonry; David Henderson, Troop 4, pioneering, personal health, first aid ; Bruce Kenyon, Troop 4, marksmanship, Inter~~itJe swimming; Paul Sterner, Troop 4, music, pathfinding; Henry Foster, Troop S, fir'st aid, woodwork; Joseph Rau, Troop 9, cooking; Adam H. Bauer, Troop 9, swimming; John M. Miller, Troop 9, metal craft. The badges will be awarded at the Wilmette monthly Scout rally Saturday evening, January 21. -·)Henrg C.Lytton I Sons The Jlo·t Esterui"e and Clearance we Ha11e El'er .Attempted Our Hold Funeral Rites for Mn. Math Weia Final rites for Mrs. Math Weis, who passed away at the family residence, 206 Central Park avenue, on Friday of last week, were conducted from the St. Joseph church last Monday, Rev. J. A. Neumann officiating. Mrs. Weis had been a resident of the north shore for many years and enjoyed a vast circle of fnends, many of whom gathered with relatives to pay a final tribute to her memory last Friday. Mrs. Weis is survived by her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Louis J. Conrad, and four sons, John, Jacob, Joseph and Mathiew. of Pall and Winter ·Tro so s Just compare this with other sales! Instead of picking out a few Suits which we might particularly wish to dispose ofwe o&'er our eustomen this ,u nrestricted choice of our Entire FaD and Winter stook of2-Trouser Suits. Think of the ranp of choice-think of the decisive tJavings..;_~ink of the style and value priq leadership for which this store has always been noted. Then, ean there be·any question in your mintl of the importaDce to you of taldna advant~~~e of this great eade! Drs. Sherman and PraH to Entertain C. of C. Ransom Sherman and Russell Pratt, better known as "Dr. Sherman and Dr. Pratt" of WMAQ fame, will entertain the members of the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce at the next meeting of that organization to be held in the Central cafeteria Monday evening, February 6. This familiar combination· of tuneful song and merry chatter proved such a sensation in an appearance before the Chamber of Commerce a year ago that they were engaged for a return performance. Theater Guild Presents "No. 17" Nest Tuesday . ]. Jefferson Farjeon's play, .. Number 17," will be presented at the Shawnee club Tuesday evening, January 24 , by the North Shore Theater Guild. "Number 17" is described as a "thrilling melodrama~" It has never before been produced in Chicago and vicinity. In the cast are: J. \\'illiams Macy, Samuel S. Otis, Mary A. Harding, J. Lincoln Gibson, Zoe Comer, Eugene Macy, Hawley Mertz, George W. Bartlett and Joseph Shippen. Mrs. H. D. Hewitt, 824 Oakwood avenue, entertained at her home last Wednesday for Mrs. S. H. Kinder of Wilmette, who is leaving for.the South.