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~eptelftber 21, 1928 , WILMETTE LIFE SCOUT NEWS Nerii Scout Camp Real, Gem, Says Scouting Leader (Continued from Page 38) The lnquiriqg Reporter W..bat Hohhiea ai·e you the moat pleaaure? ' Genuine Business Ttciining The atmosphere of a large buiincu office with expert supervision, good equ!Pmcat, plenty of light and sunshine, individual dab -these· are conducive to ·· a high grade of business education. All the commercial branches. Day and Evening. .I a hike to Pe(!rson about three miles . away and talking with John Stone who runs the stqre but has been a woods boss in his time and looks it. He has ·s ome stories he can tell us. P~arson consists of three houses and two stores including the post office. The train runs through there from back in the woods every other day if there is a load for It. That's in the summer time. Mr. Stone savs that in the winter 1,200 men get their mail at Pearson and last year four and a half million feet of lumber went out. 1 guess that means plent y of virg in tim ber around there. Plenty Wild Up There It's plenty wild up there too. A farmer's dog cornered a skunk close to our tent-too close in fact, but we got him away in time. On two nights we had food stolen and eaten out of our supply t~nt. · After that we kept it box_~d up. ·The tracks were plenty large too. There are many deer up there and to quote the farmer-s the place is ".c hock full of wolves," which they ar_ e going to clean out this year. Ther~ is a bounty offered for wolves and coyotes and a wolf pelt is worth $11.00. A neighboring camper saw two deer drinking from the waters edge one evening but unfortunately we mi ssed the sight. I am crazy to go back-there are lots of lumbering roads, traih, and paths that we didn't have time to exploreand the granddaddy of all those fish has my lucky hook in him (I brought him to the ~urface to show my companions and then be took the hook and some line with h!m back home). We had frost there one August. night and Mr. Stone says they have twelve feet of snow there on the level and it goes a.; low as 54 ~elow so I think I'll wait until next summer . Paul Allen, Troop 32, Highland Park, camping. Motley Bryant, Troop 23, Glencoe, Making things out of different materials. ·David Canmann, Troop 35, Ravinia, swimming, football. Fred Kaumanns, Troop 26, Evanston, athletics, swimming, camping. Witli~m S. Klein, Troop 3, Wilmette, stamp-saving. Frank Koltmer, Troop 35, Ravinia, going to the ai~port every tinie I can. John Kraft, Troop 35, Ravinia , swimming ana ~couting. David Morris·, Troop 31, Highland Park. raising gourds. Pau·l Stern ~ r, Troop 4, Wilmette, swimmin g, football , camping. Thomas Stratford, Troop 32, Highland Park, camping. Harold Wagner, Troop 65, Wilmette, Boy Sc~>Uts magazines. Peter White, Troop 35, Ravinia, science, aviation. The Boy Scout who is to accompany Commander Byrd on his next Antarctic Expedition is soon to be chosen. Of the six boys in the final selection, Eagle SEout~ two is are ass~five are tant Sc.outmasters and one a junior assistant. All are seventeen years of age or older. Evanston Business College Studio Building 1718 Sherman Ave. --0---0---~---a-D_O_D_O_I_O_I_I_. The North Shore School of Concentration Suite 202--5-t-t Chestnut St., Winnetka Telephone 1077 Winnetka 4545 BROADWAY CHICAGO . SUNNYSIDE 5309 Preparn students for eastern schools and universities. ·.Classes..or individual tutoring in all bra~cbts by tracben of outstandtng abiltty and cxprritnct. FALL TERM OPENS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25TH B. F. ANDERSON SWEDELIUS, PH. D., Principal GRACE SERCOMB, B. A., An't Principal Both for yeara with Miss Harris' Schools. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Iii Edith Bideau Normelli Concert Soprano Teacher of Voice Walter Spry PIANIST -PEDAGOGUE Special arrangements have been made by the Columbia School of Music for the eminent pianistpedagogue, Walter Spry, to teach W edn esda ys and Saturdays in Winnetka. Is Receiving Enrollments for Fall and Winter TONE production a Specialty COACHING in all phases of Vocal Art INTERVIEWS arranged without _ charge COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC Winnetka Branch 54 5 Lincoln Avenue Phone Winnetka 974 Studio Building-1718 Shennan Avenue Evanston Phones Studio, Gteenleaf 3523--Residence, University 7278 . I North Shore Montessori School 761 CHERRY STREET, WINNETKA For children from 3 to 8 years, will begin its 13th year on Wednesday the Jrd of qctober, 19 2 8 MISS DOROTHY SEARS Located in the Heart of Evanston o l k· V6~ 00 1.ng ~;;;;·P7;;;W;;;AR;;;WIC;;;KR;; OA;; ;D.;;;;KE;;;;NIL;;;;WO;;;;RTH~~~;;;TE;;;;L.;;;;KE;;;;N.;;;;163~ C OLUMBIA SCHOOLOF 28TH YEAR Wilmette Branch MUSIC N ortbwestern University Campus and Lake Michigan Light-Airy-Class rooms. Thoroughly planned curriculum. Faculty of only professional artists. Under the direction of Carl Schemer. 627 11th St., Phone 3612 TEACHERS IN CHARGE DRAWING PAINTING DESIGN ILLUSTRATION ADVERTISING CRAFTS INTERIOR STAGE ART Send /or Illustrated Catalot ANNA CHINLUND LAURA COUPLAND KATHERINE HEDGLIN Main School, 509 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago OF FINE ARTS 636 CHURCH STREET EVANSTON ILL. PHONE.GREENLEAF 1674 EEVANSTON ACADEMY