The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 13

53E PIES BfeSCfi PAGE FT7E Tuesday April 3, if BE PREPARED M7 Classified Advertising Section in Volume 1 DO A GOOD TURN DAILY HELP WANTED BEST BUY TODAY West Palm I am shipping my car by rail to New York. Would like to share car and split expense. E. M. CLEVELAND Lake Park Hotel fAMPIMH nROHNHiMODEST Colorado scout heros 1L Iz .1 PERFORM HEROIC ACT AND VANISH Beach, Fla.

mediately leaped into the deep water, to rescue the drowning lad, while the other waded to the edge of the bole and aided bis comrade and the child to reach firm land. The scouts then too'; the child to his home. From the children who witnessed the rescue it was learned that the scouts, after taking the boy to bis aunt's home, which happened to be near the river, and alter seeing that the boy was given dry clothing, quietly slipped away. As they were leaving the house the ladv asked them who thev were and their onlv replv was, "We are Scouts." troop will take a hike, makina an all night camp on the ocean beach. An enjoyable evening is anticipated as a large stock of weiuers will be brought aloiuf in the commissarv.

CIIKISTE. Troop No. 4, Lake Worth. The regular meeting of Friday night was held over until Saturday norm at which lime the boys prepared their own meal for lunch. This proved a very popular diversion from the regular form meeting.

Several took tests for first class and 'some for second class. During the noon hour our scoutmaster came to approve the tests and gave us our credits. After clean up we spent an hour on the cabin. We expeel to ha', the main part of our cabin completed in another week or so. Our scoutmaster was laid up most of this week and could not take us on our regular hike on Wednesday.

He is tin now and will resume that part of the program soon. Scouts Chart'cr, fouson and Or-wig took care of our community rrood turn in distributing at the I aim Beach County Fair. Efficiency Contest Eiuht troops qualified for the standard troon class in the efficiency contest for March last week, and two troops were within five points of the necessary sixty per cent mark. It is expected that the two troons iust under the line: West Palm Beach No. 4, and Lake Worth No.

5, will' swell the total number of standard troops to ten when the reports for the last week of the month are turned in. The detailed standing of the troops to date follows Wk.Av. Mo. A v. Number 1(A Delray Troop Issues Baseball Challenge! A challenge has been is iied the baseball team of 1 roon Xo.

Delray, to any other troop team In the cast coat council. Any troo wishing to accept this chalkn slioulit get in touclt witii Use Scbaubs, scoutmaster. The baseball spirit is in the air and it is rumored that several tro baseball teams will take the tie this week. It is also rumored th an east coast council league will formed soon and that a regul scmmile ot games will ne arrange! SCOUTING DEVELOPS SPIRIT OF THRIFT I troop naiiKs, sonic ol wliuli pa interest to tlieir arH popular in Philadelphia. The bank are frequently conducted li a Puilding and loan associa lion a definite amount is depos iied by the scout each week and fine is imposed upon him it tin is not paid.

Scoutmasters are starting ihc saving funds to prevent the dis pointment that invariably comes a scout wnen lie summer caitipitn days arrive and the boy realizes he lias no money to pav Ins e. pen.scs. "A large number of the T'hiial delphia scouts," says the l'hiladel phia Ledger, make it a piactice trl earn every bit of their money themselves. 'A sandwicl paid (or out of our own hard earned cash is enjoya than a lree banquet, savs one lad. The camp stamp book idea ton tinues its substantial thrift work In many councils boys can buy or 2.t cent stamps as they have 1 11 money.

I he boys then paste thti stamps in tlieir book. When llnl hook is filled the council accept -i its casn value lor camping cxpcnsel BOY SCOUTS AID SICK NEIGHBORS. Delivering milk may De pro saic matter, but the way Troop of Evelcth, did it proved noble achievement. When a family that operates small dairy in the mining scctioiJ in which Troop 3 resides, took il during the past winter, tliev wen greatly worried as lo who woub deliver the milk to the neighboi ing customers. Troop 3 volun leered to deliver the milk, and all 40 degrees below zero went tin rounds.

The following letter fronl the stricken family tells the story words lait to express om thanks and appreciation for tin many thoughtful favors cxtende us by the members of Troop during the illness of our family Wc arc glad that our is a scout, and hope he may rcpavl this debt many times in the futtin by doing good turns for ROOSEVELT LAUDS SCOUTS! Lieutenant Colonel Theodorij Roosevelt, assistant secretary ol the United States navy, and menil her of the national executive boanl Scouts of America, savsl "Now, as never the counlrJ needs the kind of men1 that 'scout I ing dcvqiopsclean, srcsolutc anil tnanlvi iWhat we must haVe virile, hard hitting righteousness! that is what scouting develops) Post Want Ads are best. FOR SALE. FOR SALE-Curtis OX No. 90-horsepower aeroplane motors complete, new and government reconstructed, original cost to govern- ment $5,000 each. Weight 390 lbs.

Wonderful motors for speed boats. I Price $250 for the new motors, $150 for tlie reconditioned motors. Wonderful bargains. R. E.

Oli- I ver. HOUSEBOAT BARGAIN SACKIFlClXli handsome, well furnished houseboat Newly painted, copper shcated; first class condition. Can be seen i at Capt. Holmes' Dock, 16 Currie Crescent. Inquire for George Nagel.

l'Ok' SAI.K-?Ji;l, new F.dismt and leu 155 cash, five pas-smer Buiek, vim 6.0(H) miles, will sell or rent. Boxes and crating material fur sale. One two ami thrcc-riiiiin apartments for rent, summer rates. )') X. Poinsettia street.

FOR I.I liahy ehieks, 25c each; fmir roosters and two hens all above an- la rue full-blood LaiiK-shan chickens. Apply '-'i Hibiscus avenue. -0l SAI.K Team of good young mules, well broke; harness and wagon. William Room 02, Buena Vista Hotel. 'OR SAI.K I'iano, gnnd tone, good rnnd'tion, good action.

If you are looking fur a bargain address 1'. O. Box 5i7, FOR SAI.K Two railroad tickets Jacksonville to Chicago via Cincinnati. 1'lionc 358. FOR SAI.F Diamond pure while slniie; alsii antique brass andirons.

316 Ninth avenue. FOR SAM-: l.adv's bicvele, good condition; bargain $10,110. 211 echohec Road, in rear. HINTS to SHOPPERS IF YOUK floors jamb; lock won't work, key has been lost, cal' me. I fix them right.

Razor blades, knives, shears sharpened. Work of a 'like nature attended to promptly. I'm a good person to know. C. L.

Wilson, 701 South Olive street. Phone 39-W. HAVE YOU TRIED Mrs. Dalton's Palm Beach marmalades, home made, absolutely pu e. Sold at all Palm Beach stores.

Mail orders shipped promptly. Box 71, Palm Beach. Phone 715-J. FINANCIAL. for three years at 8 per cent, on ten thousand valuation; two houses furnished; double garage; will pay off live hundred principal yearly if desired.

Address J. H. Baton; 219 Datura street. $50,000 TO LEND We have many applications trom clients wlio want good 8 per cent first mortgages covering improved property in Palm Peach and West Talm P.each. If you need money call at our office.

McGinley Company, Realty Puilding, Opposite City Hall. Thone 274. CI.OSrNG OUT SALE of souvenirs. beads and novelties; goods reduced up to 25 per cent. Stanley Novelty and Art Shop, 114 Myrtle street, opposite band stand.

SITUATIONS WANTED CARET AKING Night Patrol-Will inspect your house twice a month, give burglar insurance, safety deposit for valuables, put burglar proof locks on doors and windows and provide night patrol for $10 month. Lay house by and open in fall. Decorating, house cleaning, window washing. American Home Service. Phone 699.

WANTED A situation as caretaker by a middle aged couple; can give the best of reference and security. Address 9-8, care Post. If I don't repair your shoes, we both lose money. AMERICAN SHOE SHOP L. A.

CASE, Mgr. Cor. Olive and Banyan TETTER PAINT For Eczema, Ring Worm, Poison Oak, and Ground Itch: just paint it on that's all. Sold at' all first-class Stores. M.

B. BROTSKY The Mirror Man 606 N. Olive St New Mirrors. Old Mirrors resilvered like new. Glazing.

Full Length Mirrors a Specialty Phono 808-J POST WANT ADS WANTED Good stenographer for about two months; must be efficient. Address Drawer A-13, West Palm Beach, Florida. WANTED Automobile mechanic Apply George M. Albertson, corner Poinsettia and Gardenia. FOR SALE 1922 model Ford touring car in good condition.

Self-starter, demountable rims, shock absorbers. Price $250. Inquire D. E. Erb, Lake Trail.

North. Second house south of Beaux Arts building. WANTED Male stenographer. Ap ply i li. l' reigtit wept.

WANTED Help f.tr tourist resort in country, New York state, from about April 2llth to November 1st. Chef ami kitchen woman, capable of managing and doing first class work. Must be neat, reliable, pleasing and willing workers. Young man to work in office and ice cream parlors and be generally useful about the hotel. Also handy or useful man.

Call at 81)5 South Olive stmt, 9 a. m. to 12 o'clock noon, or arrange for appointment. S. S.

WANTED Automobile salesman to sell Dodge Brothers cars. Geo. M. Albertson, corner Poinsettia and Gardenia street. SALESMEN WANTED-Two A-1 salesmen to thoroughly canvass West Palm 'each and vicinity in the ink rest of Silkte.x Hosiery.

Must be producers and willing to give full time to proposition. Write I. Aluvn Ball, Box 422, Delray, Fla. WHITE (ilRL preferred for general housework and remain ntgnts, ngni work. Phone 22b-M.

Mrs. Kas'um. HELP WAXTED-Refined young man to drive delivery car and work in Flower Shop. References featured. Poinsettia Flower Shop, lOo S.

Poinsettia. MISCELLANEOUS PARKINGTON QUALITY, KODAK FINISHING Have your picture finished by reliable yeaf-round people; ones that you can locate at all times; leave orders with us at 109 N. Poinsettia St. or at anv of the following agencies Carmichnel't Pharmarv. corner Okeechobee Road Pearson's Pharmacy, Professional McCreary Drug Poinsettia and Clematis Speer's Pharmacy, Clematis Ave, NOTICE Eighteen old bicycles will be sold at auction, Saturday 7th at 1 30 o'clock at the city jail.

Banyan and Rosemary street. By order of chief of police. EXPERT AT THE TRADE More than 20 vears' efficiency in service in this city. I make a specialty of repairing fine watches. Geo.

R. Edwards, 'jeweler and optician Corner Rosemary and Banyan street. SEE LAKE OKEECHOBEE -SUGAR MILL NOW OPERATING. TAKE PALM BOAT LINE DAILY. EXCURSION THROUGH THE EVERGLADES TO SUGAR MILL.

CANAL POINT AND PAHOKEE, FROM CITY PARK AT 7:45 A. M. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY, RETURNING SAME DAY ABOUT 5:30 P. M. $6.00 FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

SANDWICHES AND COFFEE SERVED ON THE BOAT AT REASONABLE RATES. TICKETS ON SALE AT FLORIDA MOTOR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY'S OFFICE, NARCISSUS STREET. N. R. FITZ-HUGH, MANAGER, 1A OKEECHOBEE ROAD PHONE 206-R.

NEW WOMEN'S EXCHANGE NOW LOCATED at 265 South Olive street. Come in and see our display of hand-made articles; repairing dolls a specialty. FOR LANDSCAPE PLANTING lawns and shrubbery or a caretaker. I will be at your service at once. Phone 385-M or write Box 992, City.

Chas. Sawyer. GOLD AND SILVER Hemstitching. All kinds of accordeon and knife pleating. Work guaranteed, service prompt.

Mrs. Caroline Johnson, 223 J.Clematis avenue, Jefferson Hotel. ARE YOU DRIVING north? Let us help you get your car in shape for the trip expert tire and motor repairing. Cheadle's Garage, 602 Clematis avenue. DREADNAUGHT GUARANTEED Trunks, 3-pIy veneer, best made.

$9.75 up; bags and suit cases. $1.50 up. No tourist prices. Jack's, 424 First avenue, half block west of court house. BARGAINS in everything for your office.

See us at once before the supply is exhausted. Desks, Files, Safes, Cash Registers. Save from 20 to 40 per cent. Office Equipment 340 Clematis Ave. Phone 348.

Set I to myself, sez The POST i the paper to buy, Sez See me about collecting your rents and having general supervision of your property during the summer. I am having calls for summer and yearly rentals. My charges are reasonable. If you want to buy, sell, rent or insure see FRANK A. HUSTON Realtor 105 S.

Poinsettia St. Phone 240-1 FOR SALE House boat 12x24, four rooms, fully furnished. 26-foot sea skiff, 22 h. p. motor, 4-cylinder, 4-cvcle, starter and gen erator, e'piipment, speed 18 miles, u.f.

n. p. Hall Nott motor, 4-. eylimlt r. 26-fiiot sea skiff, 24 h.

4-cylinder, 4-cycle motor, Bosch and Atwater Kent ignition. OXF. 12 h. 2-cyliuder, 4cycle (irav motor complete. STARTER and generator suitable fur 35 h.

p. motor. MOTOR boat accessories. 257 Sea Skiff (King Biiihh r) 28 h. 4 cycle Red Wing Marine motor.

Speed 16 miles. 22-foot Jersey Skiff, 1 cylinder. 4 cycle motor, in running order. $20'). O.

K. COV'Alv, Broward avenue, Be-lhesda Park, City. AUTOMOBILES 'OR SALE Dodge touring 19 model; driven only 4.300 miles; do not miss it, a real bargain; have to si II, leaving for north. Apply at 30 Sea Breeze avenue, Palm Beach. "ORD ton truck, 1020 model, in fair mechanical condii tion.

Phone 704-M. OR SALE Ok TRADE Stude-haker 4, engine in first class condition; am going to sell this car to some one, what do yon offer, (all at 312 So. Poinsettia, Th? Dew Drop FOR SALE Fine five passenger "Standard" eight cylinder touring car. Recently painted engine just, overhauled; battery new; good tires. James K.

Clarke, Palm Beach. WANTED Small or medium six cylinder five passenger car for cash. State price. Write P. 0.

Box 2.15, West Palm Beach, Fla. FOR SALE Cadillac, 7-passenger. first class condition; must go; cheap for cash. Wall. 528 Clematis avenue.

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-Sec-ond hand Ford sedan engine splendid condition; must be sold at once. Price $165. Telephone 682-W. FOR SALE Ford roadster in good condition. A-One Tire Poinsettia and Gardenia.

FOR SALE Late model Studeba-kcr Special Six sedan in perfect condition, both mechanically and in appearance; the best bargain of the season. Oliver Motor 312-314 Banyan street. BARGAIN Going north, will sacrifice Stude baker Light Six, only been used a fevj months, looks like new and is in fine condition; ask for Mr. Steele at the Consolidated Realty or after 6 P. M.

call at 637 Evernia Street. WANTED ELDERLY or middle aged woman to give services as companion for good home. Phone 164. WANTED A good sized trunk. Must be in good condition and reasonable.

Address' M. 1L care of Post. ACREAGE WANTED Large or small by a developer. Brokers or owners please call at Room 201, Guaranty West Palm Beach, or write care P. 0.

Box 622, Palm Beach, Fla. WAXTED For next season, a two or three room furnished apartment; married couple, references given; desire east of the railroad. Address K. care The Tost. WANTED Two or three passen gers to join party going north, to Philadelphia, about April 15th.

N. Arcade Building, No. 6, Narcissus street. NOTICE The Building Committee of the Palm Beach Cmmty Memorial Library requests the names of at men or women who served in the World War from Palm Beach county. It is necessary to have this list in order to have them inscribed upon the Memorial Tablet Ex-service mn or women or their friends arc re quested to send these names to tlie office of Harvey Clarke, Archi tects, Guaranty West Palm tftacii, fla.

-t-x Full tiAST lUAST SCOUTS PLANNED Committee To Announce Detailed Plans in 2 Weeks Details of. the council summer camp of the Boy Scouts arc being worked out by T. R. Marsh, scout executive, and Bruce Kitchell, chairman of the committee on camping. They expect to have the site selected and the date set in two weeks.

Present plans call for a central building where meals will be served and a central camp fire for nights. Lodges which will accommodate eight boys will be scattered thnuigh-i ut the grounds in groups. These lodges will.be arranged s' that each troon will be billeted bv itself. All furnishings will be supplied with the exception of the personal belongings of the scouts. The camp will be run on a cost basis and it is expected that the charge will exceed 73c a dav for each camper.

The main buildings will be erected before the cam) is opened but the building of rustic bridges, benches and other recorativc work will be built bv the scouts attending the camp ii they Wish to. carry out the finishing touches in their spare moments. It is probable that the ratnn of four months will be run in units of one week each. Scouts will be enrolled for one week or more. A permanent staff will stay at the camp and will have charge of the commissary, photographing, records and other important details.

An illustrated history of the camp will he kept. Troop News Troop No. 1, Pompani. Troop No. 1 held its regular meeting Thursday night.

The scoutmaster gave us an interesting lesson on team work for the patrols, Wc have added tvyo new scouts to our troop. James Steers, Scribe. Troop No. 1, Fort Pierce. At our regular troop meeting Friday night we voted to offer our assistance to the Shrincrs on Shrine Day, April 13.

It is hoped that wc mav be of service so that we may pur ourselves oeiore inc people. Nxt Wednesday we will all go to the Tabernacle in uniform. We took in one new member Friday evening so now on our ac tive list we have 19 boys. Several l.oys want to join our troop uui but wc leel that wc can do better as we arc. Wednesday nitfht wc had a scout parly at the home of Judnc and Mrs.

(). K. I'aner. dames and merriment filled the evening. Frank Parker, Scribe.

Troop No. 1, Dania. Our week was; passed in making ICts (or.second class and wc hope to have some pretty' soon. tests were passed. We have on our duty list of every week three community good turns.

These with other points put us on a permanent standard basis. At our life saving station we have already five life preservers. Wc had our second instruction on life saving last Saturday. Wc are expecting two new life saving de vices that Mr. Marsh promised us from Palm Beach.

We are planning a bievcic to the lighthouse at Pompano beach. The troop lias already six tents and we are planning forming a pine tree patrol system. Wc have our streamers back, be lieve me, and it is for keeps. Troop No. 1, Stuart.

Our troop bad a very enthusiastic meeting Tuesday, March 27. The meeting was in charge of the Titrer Patrol. Meeting opened at 7:15 with the scout's oath. After lie roll call and collection of dues the subject of a bike was brought up. It was decided to have a weekend camp at our old camning nlacc on the TIalpatioka rivcf: This is an ideal ranm site with plenty of chance for boating am! swimming and plenty of woods in which, to exercise our scoutcraft.

Rav Tohnson and Wilbur Smith received the rctrist ration cards and were assigned to oatrols. Rav was nut in t'' Wolf Patrol and Wilhur in the Tiger Patrol. Mark With-atn, who has bcn an associate irout. was nlso assigned to the Wlf Patrol. Junior patrol leader Lee Will-inns had the best pood turn of the vrk, having changed a tire fo- a lady.

Tn the afternoon the bovs a'l turned "ut and cleaned up cr rn-k and a. block along the road. Tfle scoutmaster rave a talk on kecp-inc our nark looking hinshape and several of the boys volunteered to tart ruttinps for a hedtre. After the regular business mcet-inir had a half hour of cames including frog fights snrl "Are you readv, brother." which is very amusing to those looking on. Then i NOTICE OF LOCAL LKCISI.ATION.

Notice is hereby plven thnt lull will be inlroilueiMl in the J.etfiKl.'itiire of Kloridn. lfti'It session, for Hie purpose of cofif inn i ritr nnil improving lie Incorporation of r.ihol.iH- Iiistriet, and declaring viilid timl iejriil the acts ami iIoiiiKs iiiciilviit mill pertaining to enitl ineoriionilVon. ami milliorizlnir nml (lireclluK tlie tin id 1'iilnikee lrainiijp Pistriet to iniike payment to the Hoard of Uniinnfc'H ('oiniiiissioiiers if Kver-irlndcs liniliiatiH District for any and all work dono by sai Hoard on the project of said l'aliokci; Dralnape Putrid. This, the L'lltli day of i'ebru-ary, A. D.

11I2X n. PAMR. Attorney for l'uliokee Drainage Pistriet. Mar. dally to May 2 CARR McFADDT.i IC.

Civil Engineers Electric Blue Prints Suites 412 and 414 Phone 65 Guaranty Bldg. W. E. KEEN Public Auditor and Accountant Room 601 Guaranty Bldg. Phone 833 SOUVENIRS Coconuts decorafecl to order.

Full Line of Souvenirs. LEE'S GIFT SHOP 110 S. Poinsettia; next to "-ity bal MOREY DUNN Lawyer Income Tax Specialist McGinley Building Specialty: Checking with Reve- nue Agents and Tax Appeals. The Only Public Steam Laundry in the Palm Beaches "Quality Laundry Service West Palm Beach Laundry Phone ill 413-415 Althea St. Have Our While Car Call You Will Eventually Say We Do the Best ODORLESS DRY CLEANING DIXIE CLEANING TAILORING CO.

Phone 444 517 Clematis Ave. ALEXANDER OKR, Jit Plumbing Heating Contractor Norman K. Bennett, Mgr. Phonei: Office 312; Home 333 503 Garden; St. If it is CRATING PACKING STORAGE HAULING or SHIPPING We are at your service BRANDON TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY Phone 212 322 Fourth Ave.

H. C. FUGATE ENGINEERING CO. Engineers and Surveyors Electric Blueprinting Phone 432119 No. Olive G.

C. HENDERSON Practical Plumber Complete Line Gas Stoves and Ranges 111 S. Poinsettia Phone 520 MCSWEEHYS BREAD IS GOOD TO EAT Through the heroism of two .1 oy Scouts ot I'ucblo, I who ave relused to reveal their ulen- tilv, O-vcar-old Robert was saved from drowning. The Murray lad with several other small boys were wading in a pit made by the huge dipper of a sand and gravel company when be suddenly stepped into a deep hole, states a local paper. The boy could not swim and the smaller boys were unable to give hint any assistance.

Two older lads, wearing Boy Scout uniforms, were crossing the bridge at the time, and hearing the cmldren call lor neip, iiurneu to the spot. One of the scouts im which was a scout luck supper consisting of all kinds of salads, sandwiches, baked beans, cake and several kinds of pic. Playing in the games gave every boy a good ap-petile and if you think these scouts didn't enjov themselves you should have been there to see them. After supper some merit work was done bv several scouts. Meeting adjourned at with pledge of allegiance to the flag, all voting it the best meeting of the vear.

Troop No. 3, West Palm Beach. Troop .3 hebl its meeting Thursday March 29. The inciting was opened by repeating the scout oath. One new scout was added and two scouts were initiated into the troop.

This week three turrit badge tests were taken and Clifford Mitchell became' a first class scout, having enlisted a scout. After the business meeting the scouts were civ en setting up exercises and drilling. The last fifteen I m'uutcs were snent in scout games. Last week, Fridav, the Scouts of I the Pine Tree Patrol held a hike on jtbe beach, as there was no school. Saturd.iv they will hold an over-niiibt hike.

The meeting was closed by the repetition of the scout allegiance to the fag and retreat, blown by Bugler Currie. WARD HOOFXAGLE, Scribe. Troop No. 4, West Palm Beach Troop 4 met last Friday night and held its regular meeting in the scout hall. We opened our meeting by enterinsr one new hoy and taking in F.dlo Wright, a first class scout from Jacksonville.

We elected Edlo as senior patrol leader and he gave ills a talk and promised us that he wou'd do his best. We also elected R. D. Taylor and Fred Raulerson as patrol leaders, They selected their bovs. R.

D. se-I lected the name of kangaroo and Fred selected' the name bull. We ,.,.1 talkp.i over what we would do in the fu turc. Afterward adjourned and played games with Troon 6. KEITH FERKJiLL.

Scribe. Troop No. 6, West Palm Beach. Troop 6 held its meeting at the scout hall Friday night, March 30, which was opened by the scout oath. Mr.

Marsh, our executive, visited Troop 4 and our troop, as we were both at the s'cou't 'Many tests: were given. Two new boys were enrolled. Many games were played. The meeting was closed by salute to the flag. PHILIP CLANCY, Scribe.

Troop No. 5, West Palm Beach. Troop 5 had its regular meeting Wednesday night and new business was brought up. The troop planned to hold the next meeting at Gus' baths at 7:00 o'clock Wednesday, April 4. Every member of Troop is expcctetbHo be out and bring bathing suits.

Those that are ready to taje tests siiouid come tor there will be men ready to give the tests that you want to take. Everyone who owes dues bring them. All those that want to become members of the trop should come and we will show you what to study and hclu you with the test. Lake Worth, Troop No. 5.

Troop S. Lake Worth, held its regular meeting Tuesday evening and a special nieetittflr on Wednesday to meet Thomas B. Marsh. who was present at the meeting for some time and gave a very interestiiir talk on various subjects connected with' Bov Scout work. He also gave a fitting presentation speech to the six boys who received tenderfoot badges and the two who were awarded the second class pins.

At present wc expect to have an award of a first class pin within the next week, together with several more second class tests, which have at present been passed with the exception of one or two tests which will be cleaned up next week. Troop 5 is orogressing very nicely at present and in the near future expect to put up a. troop cabin of some sort on Lake Osborne. T. BAKER, Scoutmaster.

Troon No. 3. Lake Worth. Troon 3 held its regular meeting on Wednesday evening instead of Thursday, owinir to Mr Marsh be-ing a visitor in Lake Worth, visiting the various troops. Troop 3 is now a 100 per cent tenderfoot troop and the boys are all working hard to fit themselves to qualify as second class scouts.

After the meeting next week, the Dania No. 1 129 90.7 Ft. Pierce Xo. 1 104.6 96.1 Ft. Pierce Xo.

2.... 32 32 Stuart Xo. 1 56.6 53.7 Hallandale No. 1-- 31 28 Jensen Xo. 0 0 W.

P. R. Xo. 2 0 0 W. P.

B. Xo. 3 102.fi 102.2 W. P. B.

Xo. 4 60.6 56.3 VV. P. B. Xo.

5 0 0 W. P. B. Xo. 6.

109 82 Ft. Lauderdale Xo. 1 0 0 Lauderdale No. 2 0 10 Ft. Lauderdale No.

3 34 50 Ft. Lauderdale No. 4 83.5 115.1 Pompano 1. 78.5 68.9 ro.A'y,'k:-; 91.7 91.7 Lake Worth No. 3 39 38.1 Lake Worth 4..

33 39.2 Lake Worth No, S- 156 I 59.2 Delray No 1 36 49.2 Prosperity No. 1 59 64 Illlllll! OLIVER MOTOR COMPANY PACKARD AND STUDEBAKER CARS 312-316 Banyan St. Phone SW This is a STUDEBAKER Year. i $30.50 HAVANA AND RETURN Meals and Berth at Sea Included F. E.

C. Train No. 37 Frt. F. E.

C. Train No. 85 Tue Thurs. and Sat. Return any day up to 10 flaye.

Observation Parlor Can on No. 37 DAYLIGHT TRIP OVER THE FLORIDA KEYS DAYLIGHT TRIP, 6 HOURS AT SEA S.S. "CUBA" SSL "GOV. COBB" CASA MARINA HOTEL, Key West, offers rate $5 for dinner, lodging and breakfast to holders of these excursion tickets, cither going or return from Room vith private bath. For information and reservations, apply to T.

I. C. Tjcket Agents T. B. Walker, T.

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S. S. Co, Miami, Fla. came the best part of the program.