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![ isi* *•*»-. *« *£)*. ' ' •-• Call at "Tempos Fngit" Elm St.--McHenry IVORY SETS, WRIST WATCHES, SILVERWARE AND JEWELRY Hiff 8«if* PULINDKAIJUt, THURSDAY, DBO. Uj, BOWLING LXAQUSS On Wednesday evening, Dec. 7, the teams of the Business Men's bowling league played off another match with the Dodge team winning two out of three games with the McHenry Lumber Co., and the Mutual Life team winning two out of three games with the Firemen. TTiis makes a total of t welve games that have been played in the series and of these games the Mutual Life team have won 9, the firemen 6, McHenry Lumber Co., 6, and the Dodge team 3. E. Kinsala of the Dodge team had the high individual game of the evening with 201 pins to his credit and Donald Harrison of the Mutual Life had high score for three games for the evening with a total of 587. The results of the fames are a* follows: .^4-128 187 152 118 153 141 ........140 152 170 ........144 176 177 E. Smith J. Perkini L. Stoffel W. Brooks W. Bickler .A............ 173 159 131 412 412 462 497 463 RIGHT NOW Parents ate all planning on making the kiddies happy at Christmas time. That is as it should be at this time of the year. jl^eping them healthy throughout tile entire twelve months is also very important. * " PURE BULK WILL DO IT/ We handle nothing but Borden's Pasteurized and Degreed Products Ben J. Smith Phone 657-R-l • 698 777 771 2246 2-3. W. Richardson 148 152 168 463 S Page ..170 168 151 489 H. Bacon 152 150 138 440 D. Harrison 196 161 180 537 T. Bolger ......„........175 138 143 456 •; * _ > 841 769 775 2885 C. Freund 154 176 186 466 H. Weber .......119 159 166 444 C. Hughes ...... 114 176 156 446 G. Weber ..„...iw188 137 107 432 R. Thompson ..w131 196 106 433 , . 706 844 671 2221 Team averagfe, 74© 1-3. Kreutzer 135 150 108 393 R. Page ...,166 155 155 476 E. Kinsala ,,,^.....144 201 167 512 H. Logenbach 152 148 143 443 Gunderson .....118 129 158 405 < 715 783 731 2229 Tefawi average, 748. On Thursday evening, Dec. 8, the teams of the Forester's bowling league bowled with the following results: H. Schaefer 145 172 123 P. Weber 145 107 131 N. Meyers 166 162 188 H. Simon 159 148 166 J. E. Freund 143 145 123 758 734 676 Team average, 722 2-3. B. Schmitl ...179 132 120 J. Freund 125 125 125 H. Nye 129 118 110 W. Meyer 124 157 132 G. JTirtm L: 143 166 142 690 698 638 Team average, 657 1-3. G. Freund 106 113 117 J. Thennes 101 147 132 J. Schaeffer 125 134 157 E. Sutton 124 169 111 W. Smith 150 147 130 609 710 647 Team average* 655 1-3. M. Steffes 136 129 119 L. Smith -144 150 190 G. Freund .; ,.102 166 115 G. Boley ........ -1.125 125 125 Ed Freund ......... 124 186 160 631 716 700 m 1-3. Of Crepe Paper Rope Most anyone would count it good fortune to receive a handsome crepe paper rope magazine holder like this graceful basket-shaped one. It is hand* woven of crepe paper rope, in exactly the same way as raffia or reed work. The flower motif is cut out of decora* tive crepe paper, then pasted On. Of Gay Enamel Cloth 1 A -cusliiou ui coiurlul enamel cloth with bas-relief of realistic-looking gay flowers is warranted to bring a real thrill on Christmas morn to the friend who enthuses on the subject of interior decoration, and who waxes eloquent over "a note of color" In the scheme of things. Do not confuse enamel cloth with glazed chintz or cretonne or anything of that sort It looks rather like colored patent leather and It is produced in every lovely shade, both pastel tints and ezotio colorings, also black. wriw&«&«&&&& For tttt Badiatort Dan *' For many this Christmas is going to make a reality <ft that oft-dreamed wistful dream, "When my ship comes in." It is all due to the conspicuous part that ships are now playing as a decorative feature In modern home Interiors. There are ships and ships to be had, some of brass, some of glass for table appointments. The bachelor who glories in a well-furnished den would feel honored to receive this candlestick which embodies a ship in its design. Plaited Parchment Shades Santa Glaus and his reindeers will hjive to work overtime to deliver the many sleigh loads of painted parchment lamp shades which are now "in the making." Clever women are buying these plaited shades undecorated, so as to give them the personal touch of hand embellishment. Many are "saying it" with "scissors painting." One uses scissors instead of a brush, cutting out pictures from decorative crepe paper. These are then carefully pasted on the shade and finally gone over with a coat of transparent amber sealing wax paint. The finished work looks like genuine hand painting. Do That Shopping Tpmrnmmmw Now! » '<:? , - .,1.*- •P:f Chas. Leonard, Auctioneer By virtue of an'order entered in the County Court of MfcHenry Counts^ Illinois, on the 5th day of December A. D. 1927, in the matter of th|; estate of Bridget Fleming, deceased, and in the estate of John D. Fleming, deceased, the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of Jphn D. Fleming, deceased, and as administrator de bonis non witk. will annexed of the estate of Bridget Fleming, deceased, will sell afe-. •. Fiblic auction at the John Fleming farm, 6 miles south of MeHenrjfc miles northeast of Crystal Lake, 1 mile northwest of Burton's Bridg%pi v r"; tid&i V' „ " " * \'r4^.v Tuesday, December 20 10 o'clock a. m., the following described property, , "wt», 28 HEAD OF CATTLE 28 ^ Kr; V -" ' • Consisting of , •• ; rH Holstein Milch Cows, 2-year-old Bull, TB tested, .5 Springer* '-W, V' r-'i . • 3 Spring Calves, Spring Bull . ^ 5 HEAD OF HORSES , ^ ^ Brown Gelding, 9 years old, wt. 1200; Brown Gelding, 9 years okfc' . wt. 1400; Roan Gelding, 6 years old, wt. 1200; Black Mare, 6 year!;. ©to, wt. 1800; Bay Gelding, 9 years old, wt. ~ .. -••ir - POULTRY r ; • 250 Chickens, 43 Ducks, 5 Geese : • • hogs : V , V S(^en Gilts, Young Boar, 6 Fat HAY, GRAIN AND MACHINERY About 20 Tons Red Top, About 16 Tons Straw, About 12 Tons Wil^gS Say, About 50 Tons Sweet Clover, About 6 Tons Alfalfa, 5 bu Wheat-^T, 1 1t>u. Seed Corn, 450 bu. Oats, 30 lbs. Clover Seed, 250 bu. Barlesfc; Straw Stack, about 6 Tons; 130 Shocks Corn; Deering Grain Binde®* ;' 6 ft., with trucks; Oliver Cultivator, two-horse; McCormick Corjl * • • Harvester, 2-Horse Harrow, Osborn Side-Delivery Hay Rake, 10-fft-" Hay Rake, Post-Hole Digger, Litchfield Manure Spreader, 8-ft. Stee|» Land Roller, 7-ft. Disc, Stover Engine, 2^-hp; John Deere Sulk#; ,, Plow, 6-ft. Grain Seeder, Blackhawk Corn Planter, 2 Walking PlowS ^ Walking Cultivator, McCormick 5-ft. Mower, 2-Section Harrow, Roaf^ Wagon, Iron-Wheeled Manure Wagon, with Box; Hay Forl£' with 200 feet of Rope; 500-lb. Scales, Grass Seed Attach* • ment for 6-ft. Seeder, Set Tackle Blocks, with 100 feet of Rope; iVuck Wagon, with Gravel Box, Wood Wheels; Farm Wagon, NarroV* Tire, Combination Box; 2-WheeI Road Cart, Hand Corn Sheller, Fanning Mill, Hand Feed Grinder, Binder Canvas, 2 Hay Slings, Bob. Sleigh, Swill Cart, McCormick-Deering Cream Separator, 2 12-ft. Hof Troughs, Wood; 8-Hole McDonald Hog Trough, John Deere •Cultivator? two-horse; Double Wagon Box, Hog Drinking Fountain, Set LighJ , v: Harness, 3 Collars, 11 8-gal. Milk Cans; 9 Swill Cans, 8-gal.; 10-gaL . Barrel Churn, 2 14-qt. Milk Pails, 17 Milk Cans, 8 gal.; 6 Swill Barrel^ 82-ft. Extension Ladder, 20-gal. Wood Barrel, Horse Muzzle, 6 Halter%. 4-ft. Bull Lead, Wheelbarrow, Grind Stone, Spring Seat, 257 Oak . Fence Posts, 5 large Cedar Posts, Pile Wood, about 20 cords; 2 Metal Chicken Coops, Spool Barb Wire, 50 lbs. Brace Wire, Buggy Poty^.V Work Bench, Canvas Horse Blanket, Binder Twine, 2 Nose Bagi, Army Cot, 29 Grain Bags, 69 Burlap Sacks, 100 ft. 1-in. Rope, 2 50-gafe;;wfe-:ff Oil Drums, Several Tile. Small Tools and other Articles too Numeroilft to Mention. ^ > ^ GOOD FREE LUNCH AT NOON f •, "SPERMS OF SALE--All sums of $10 and under, cash. On all s •Ver $10 a credit of 6 months will be given on notes bearing 7 per - Interest per annum, acceptable to the clerk. No property to be «*• moved until settled for with the clerk. RICHARD M. FLEMING Administrator. , Lynn Richards, Clerk For an Ideal Christmas Gift present your famiM with an order for a NEW Model A FORD CAR or have us install an }k' i ' •**»' | * .* '• ; £ ;ii • r;; RADIO EITHER BATTERY OR ELECTRIC CURRENT Can Enjoy Either for Years MOTOR SALES Phones 30 and Exclusive Ford and Atwater Kent Dealers McHenry, Illinois .j#.}* *fy '< mx,- - J-.-' tofr • • y*.-. • -u-v ; :v 'Hi-;r -r. ^ L - * 'X • - n*.<