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cA SiÀpperCiab .4il'A 4ir Conditiobed siv4ie of ÇpecaiorSpot Sandai .4Crushed id aaal eth t6sttjles ini15 Group. many t6mthrsof co<ws sJVaKUai4 ud-£Zwl mola FRIJM ESTAB LISHEIJ PRICES F. E. FOSTER & COMPANY 700 CHURCH STREET -,EVANSTON and, 115 North Wabash Avenue -Chicago - CIOOSE YOUa GOLF COURSE AS YOU WOULD CH.OOSE YOURe, CLUBS Au *81 80VOUR PuAI OF EA1LY PLATINO MGRTS.. ENTIIELY ORIG- INAL. AND DECIDIE»LI to see their scout sons and rends. Visitors are welcom e. at ail1 times and a17 IV (loft #tja07YUn5 The Birèh Bark Bunk was issuéd for the first time at Camp -Ma-Ka- raWa n IV npghav.Tilv 10. The their visits are .in.vite.d. '4 %ii Uiw:II a ,j ly V 1z followig are éxcerpts front the camp Third period at camp, ;vhich starts nevvs sheet which, is printed by scouts Monday, juiy 22, and lasts until Au- adsafmmesa ap gust, is open to ail families of scouts and. friends of scouts. There, is al pr ogramt to fit the needs of aill Who Bunk Press Service, july9. 1935.- corne to MN',a-Ka-ja-\ani and aý good .aK-J-a opened in usual ele- time>is in store for èveryone who at- gant style, its second period . es.ter- tends this beautiful camp situated ona' Atogh 3caet9cm i :Spring 1lake in PearsonWs train! and were fatigued on. arrivai everybody is 110w up and happY; Chef Registeir todlay for. a week or two at Fnhddbspr npoiighp Cam MaKa-a-Wn.piness by hustling up somte swel food, a special, treat for.- the new ,Second Camp,,Period campers. George Bersch, assigned Is Largst in Hstory bodv was fixed 'with tents and. The seýcond period of Camip: Ma-Ka-i beds. \iost of the villages average, Ja-Wan is well under wvay. and is. 2.1 campers and one sc utmaster. The proving tô be not ont-%- the largest boys* that were designated their re- but one of the best periods iin the,ý spective, villages. we re giad .40 find ç amip history.. One hundred eighy-ithat theirs was the best. located and seven scouts are busy %with their rnost beautlfu.ly appointed. Ask any camping programs and scout advance- camper what he does ail day. He'l1 Ment, and much progress is expected. teill ou lie> ha-s classes.i scouting, The court of honor at which ail ad- eating and in hiaving a neat timie. vancemnent wVill be awarded wvill be held Fridav night. of this week. Atj FREE CANDY that timne the second period will, be There is a guy that's long and la nky,: officialiy oVer. On his head he ivears a hankv.. Now ... Canoe Races, Swimrnming > 1) Guess-Who. Feature WVaterfront Meet (3)~~ Giveit to Syd Craig: at the c.amp The regular sýýirniniig events and observation tomwer at once. canoe races were staged iin a ,vater, (4) Be the first there and win a regetta held last SuindaY at the %vater- candv, bar. front at .Camp 'Ma-Ka-ja-Wýan., with The "long and, Ianky' Nva, Jimn Dick Wichman. of Highland Park, in M\ooné,-. charge. Preliminary races were heid And Phil Samuelson got the candy. Friday and Saturdav so that the !Stundav- event ,vas one of. the final LOCAL ODDITJES races. Three Georges head Camp RM a-Na- Ja-\\an. 'Coast 'Guard Recovers Tri-Bob -Bob Greenhalghl. Bob ronand Bob Ehrler live. on the' Body of Drowned M'an saine street. in the sanie town iii the just aiter noori Satutrdav,'the'ýUiitèd samne tent. States Coast Guard sta-tion at \Vii- Tri-BilllBiIll Larson,. Bill Schmid- ýmette harbor notified the police that ley and Bill Craword. three . vaga- the bodv of a man had been broughit bonds living ini the handicraft tent. nii f tom the lake, hiaving been found' The birch trees are stililii- between 4, and 5 miles out.. The bodv, 2ee! camp, 0Owakonze. . ,~_________ -.Vera TÉimmons of Genih Mr. and MNrs. Vincent Henry Tay- Conti. formerlv of Kenilworth, fias lor and daughter, Peggy, of Evans- been visiting Miss ' Marie Fowler of ton formerly of Kenilworth are 'Visit- 16 Warwick avenue, Winnetka. ing Mr. Taylor's sister and familv, the Frank Geroulds, in Summit, N. J. Carl Balter, jr., 157 Kenilworth and Mrs. Taylor's sister, and, family, avenue, Kenilworth, is spending the the Don Lauders of Grcenwich;Conn., summer at 'Camp KCooch-I-Chiýng at at their farm în Vermont. . InterniationalI Falls-