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•; - Thursday, December 23,1937 fia;r"'Mln:T TBI MeHSNRY PLAIHDEALSR ** * *.'**•*>'&V \ • < " ^ *3" 0mm • •>£/&,« $ V h. ^ HEfR" : f '• Most Dirt m According to a scientific study, Ibout 75 per cent of the dirt which accumulates on a window over a long period of time it on the o( the glass, says Collier's Weekly. 5r ^ • o « -/f 1 "< '"'iV*- •' Xmaa Suggestions: ; : Boxed Candies. ;//s7 f, \ Toilet • Ferfnines 7 \i Xmas Wrappings 'c ;.' Xmas Cards ',f- * Tree Lights 1;v*"V &&rs • /.f^vvr^ Oiirarettes <>«v Smoking Tobaicot Pipes and all accessories --Everything for Gttt»-- Albert Krause Elm Street McHenry HCHB TXAMB ROLL UP 1 HUOE SOOBSS AGAINST RICHMOND AND GENOA "SQI-HEAft^ •V ' i>y • .«• . EARL WALSH McHenry's high school basketball team has been taking opposition in stride, but as this is written, McHenry fans await the HeVron game with fingers crossed. | Those young Forester bowlers have Richmond fell before a 69 to 17 bar- been inviting us to come over to rage last Friday night. Genoa City SchaeferV alleys and watch them bowl absorbed a 62 to 35 trouncing the fol- these past two or three weeks. Game lowing night. ! Mondt^ night and over we goes. What a difference a "year,, makes.! --B--* Last year, m smooth Richmond squad' This hew group is planned as sort .... . .. ... , , c--s*u gave all opposition trouble. This year of a farm system for the major league j ® .v game and they held a lead an inexperienced team, built around that bowls every Friday night at the or regulars to take over, the ever-effective Ehorn at center, Palace. r looks anything but impressive. | •--B-- , Coach Reed used an entire reserve Tt inneara to us th*t vounr Bob ***:rTte^ly srsTwrisEd's this game. Illness kept both Knox us watch his dad perform. We sll8"'time 22 to 20 '•rfLeR., Smith,.t°f pect he wanted old Bob to arnt to) Out came ti. 'reserve, to start the Although this Richmond game was for some merry razang* ,ir. jsecond half> but were unable thia UNBEATEN HEBRON FIVE WINS THBHJJNG GAME FROM lltHENRY 39 - 36' BOWLING <Md Timers Those green-shirted demons came Karls down from the north again and "done Schmitt ** us wrong." It was Tuesday night and j N *s~, Hebron beat us 89 to 36. |M* Flaying that same deliberate style, of game, reasoning that while you have possession of the ball the other team cannot score, the Hebron boys I Watties held an edge in the play throughout^ Barblan most of the game. | Perkins Coach Reed sent out his reserves to I Hughes 165 116 143 166 187 191 96 188 166 207 Totals 717 850 735 2302 f?-- 167 196 181 139 199 126 189 194 155 247 PLANT Miss Marie Nett returned to Chicago Jay Cristy. of Riagwood was the after spending the weekend at the only 4-H Club aonber from this vi- h?me **er parents, Mr. and Iba as ifinity «l*S»M®.-to>-se<Jept an invitation Joseph Nett 134--432 j to visit several dairy plants in Chicago as guest of the Bowman Dairy company-on Dee# 11,- under the direction of F. J. Capouch, a former county 170--5141 agricultural agent. Members of-4-H Clubs in the county who were enrolled in the dairy project and who rated high at the finish up conference were the members selected by Bowmans to see first-hand the processing of.milk. 99--311 142--473 190--522 140--433 172--557 183--558 187--481 194--640 Per- .aps the regulars were nervous with uie advance dope on Hebron's prowess or perhaps the Htebron boys were just Totals Goodell 882 911 THC IpMP'gFo Week Days 7:20 - 9:20 One of the Best of the Joys is to Wish Yon a "Merry Christinas and a Happy New Year" FRIDAY (ONE DAY ONLY) Lew Ayres -- Mary Carlisle "HOLD 'EM, NAVY" SATURDAY (ONE DAY ONLY) ---- Christmas Day Holiday Matinee, 3:15 Continuous Sylvia Sidney -- Joe) McCrea "DEAD END"' Also--Selected Shorts SUNDAY -- MONDAY December 26 -- 27 Sunday Matinee, 3:15 Continuous Roland Colman -- Madeleine Carroll "THE PRISONER OFZENDA" Also--Mickey Mouse, "Don Donald** News Brents and Comedy TUESDAY 10e -- (Doable Feature) -- (1) "Charlie Chan On Broadway" (2) '""There Goes Th# Groom" Me WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1 (One Day) GRAND OPENING! Stanwyck -- John Also--World News and For a New Year's Gift to Pa- Ttaatre sad installed new asati We Cordially Inrrite Yea f Attend This fthhrstlssl too one-sided to cause much stir among 149 150 164 162 175 149 185 170 162 166 DOUBLE CHRISTENING A double, christening took place at St. Patrick's WUneh at 12:30 o'clock Sunday* whe* two little cousins were baptized. They irare Ann Loretto, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- " r ~ A - J » « ^ X . time to stem the tide. They went out . Well, we learn that oil Sots" hasn't • leaving an 8 point handicap for the!^®n Totah much slower than on the previous night, but had little trouble in trimming the Genoa team. Again the reserves saw much action. Genoa trotted out * couple of for- . , wards in Robinson and Cnptill who the *****" looked plenty good. Robinson, a very young looking fellow, shoots from all angles and doesn't miss too much, amongst the boys. Scoring was well t>owie(j jn 80me thirty years, but he'regulars to take over. divided^ue, to a Wilbngness to pass ign,t the ^orst you can find. The only) Taxman's four baskets did .nroeh to J^yer* ^ the ball around in splendid spirit of thing that struck us about him is that keep McHenry in the game during thei^^y?® .T't ^ Z°l L, - ua. v t he might be in the wrong game. He ftrst half. Harry Anderson kept us;J* Schaefer On Saturday night our boys tooked ^r0^.s that out-drop. j in the game with the same number in j b'«yy; ' ~~I"~ " . jthe'iast half. Harry played a brilliant Now» for y°urig Bob. ^^I -- ^e g on defense in 3pite of heavy tapei r L 'ji *' 'yirif :iffiiit"feBlbw '-gftafeis up (4iav(iw) I oi» his -back, I " ; . the line would put Sonja Henie backi Kuecker again showed £hat he is aj ' " • * hard man to stop. His nineteen points Herdrich .». will give you some idea.^ sWelngart v Louis Schniitt; the strong man, was i ^Matching shot for shotin less time Vthere. Louis has the power. He than you can- say Jack Robinson, the «• G. eber .. CuDtifl sliowed"a flash of speed in the throws what is known as a kangaroo teams had a capacity crowd in high third quarter, when the ga^ne was at ball. You ought to see that pil, hop ^.v_throufho_ut the final quarter. it's best, that made him stand out. an<* bounce. • &r- Harry Conway rolled up 17 points! t , • r~"TT _ for McHenry while Vale Adams was,' Louis httle brother, Eddie, as usual, right up there with 14 points, there, too. Be s just a beginper, so Our second team continues to win in g^ve the boy a chance. spite of the fact that several of the _ """I7" • ^ .. boys have been plucked off for first J®6 **. Weber didnt have a strike team duty all night until he got up a bet on the Henry Tonyan had a big &ne ^ frame. Then he enjoyed a against Richmond as he dropped in ten C00' bottie of beverage. baskets and a free throw. Lauren a game. dropped in seven baskets and turned ""1 in a nice floor game during his stay In Ernie Bohr rolls a careful game. the game. This game ended 43 to 14. In the Genoa game our lightweights points. . had a little opposition and everybody ~~l"~ had a chance to play. 800 114 163 159 214 120 832 157 144 136 164 168 Totals 770 769 835 2374 876 2669 149--447 212--547 163--497 162--486 ert Weber, and Carl William, infant 179--520 son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber. ---- j Sponsors for Ann Loretto were Earl 865 2497 j Conway,, tod Mrs. Clarence Anglese 138--409'and spqtpli for "BWy," as he will be 170^--477 i called, WeTa Delbert Whiting and Mrs. 135--430 i Earl Conway. * 207--585' The with only three days 185--473 diifferefcea 4ot Uieir ages, were about two i- WHAT A GIFT HIM ^^ *|" - .74 "*l r C 1 tt' ji. I I' • C.O.F. fleas 12 inches on a levat 121--394 nice, Looks like L. Winkel It was a tough game.to lose, but Mc- Totals .« Henry lost to a whale of a good team J. C. Thies .... --a teamr that has beaten every team ] G. P. Freund in McHenry County. |E. Thennes .. Our second team lost by the same P. Karls number of points^--43 to 40--and had E. Smith ...... the crowd steamed up more than any) second teaml game has seen in a longl Totals .. time. Laures contributed 21 points to g jj the cause and played his usual high; j/ye class floor game. |Rev Mnier The smooth passing and deadly Websr shooting McHenry has shown was sad-'p unti llltlL** 162 162 162--486 174 160 128--462 140 176 141--457 Totals 143 184 199--526 Team 1 201 166 177--544 V. Fretmd »Av-u..,,,;141 A. Schaefer 820 848 807 2475 D. Freund 152 142 146 113--401 E. Steinsdorfer .. «2 120 99 137--356 E. Schmitt 110 199 159 156--514 ^ 158 231 223--612< Totals 695 643 1960 132 185 191--508; Team 2 ^ . ? .. • 'J. Weber 133 181 132 164 85 731 2146 124--398 201--519 89--373 99--345 130--325 rlB0 141 He seems to be figuring out the fine!^ lacking this "ebron ^ame- Jhe v* game was tense and some of our boys 751 820 820 2391 jF. Meyer 153 153 154--4601^* frf,rein«* -- M2 172 233 173--578 E- y°^ 109 189 152 196--5371R- 95 212 173 165--550 162 157 146--465 130 180 145 104 97 117--371 121--442 135--422 129--3421 109--301 fXioiheam SHAVEMASTER Not just another dry-sbaper/\~l, but the one that really". ^ shaves close, clean, quick v. . The atterl? new and eagerly ; . awmited electric sharer by Sao- ' 'beam. New in principle . . . f Stew in performance. No skill fa- - « qoind -- no weelu of "patient practice." The ONLYshaver with * the lightning-fast cotter that oscillates over-aad-back--shares Close, clean, quick. The ONLY dry-shaver with a powerful, self- ' • *. ' - Starting, Universal motor, AC or 'tiC. The latest and greatest ad- 1 moce in electric shavers. Coa- :i plete with rich»ostrich leather, Sipper-typ. > $|CM McHenry - 69 Miller «feyer ;3 Taxman .....v. .^a........^.......... '4 Adams 7 McAndrews .. 4 Conway ........ ..................... 3 R. Smith 0 Justen ...^ ...... 0 letetrmann * Anderson ...... 5 m 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 Peterson Kuecker Price Hebron -- 39 Totals Caparros Zarnstorff, Miller ....... Ehorn ...... Richardson .... Hams Siedschlag -- Oabom y?" Tottls 31 Richmond -- 17 FG 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 FT 1 0 1 6 1 0 1 0 | % McHenry -- 62 ^fe w*.*- •• FG Aduns Taxnwn ..... D. ifeyers . G. Milker w Conlray Tonyan -- 2 McAadnscs 'J 4 AaJwfjUi 0 IsBttormann 0 Smith 0 Justen 1 Meyer 0 FT 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 M I L L E R TONTTE --WEDNESDAY ONLY! Special Christmas Nlte! Bring Your Coupons r DOLORES DEL RlO fe "LANCER SPY'* THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Bette Davis -• Henry Fonda "THAT CKETAIK WOMAN" Extra! Extra! ! Robert BwicWey--"How To Start the Day" -- No Dish Nite Friday CHRISTMAS DAY ONLY! ! Continuous from 23#-- Ronald Colman -- Madeleine Carroll > "PRISONER OF ZENDA" : Extra! Extra! ! OUR GANG Riot * "Framing Youth" Also Cartoon in Color SUNDAY AND MONDAY s --Continuous from 2:30 Sunday-- EDDIE CANTOR And An All-Star Cast "All BAB A GOES TO TOWN" Extra! Extra! Extra! Crime Doesn't Pay "Behind the Criminal" "DON DONALD" Color Cartoon aftth Donald Duck -- Latest News TUESDAY, BARGAIN NITE! James Dunn -- Whitney Bourne "LIVING ON LOVE" Abo--Special Attractions NEXT WEDNESDAY v Another Special Holiday Nlte! Watch for New Year's Eve MIDNITE SHOW! ! . Totals -- .... 2ft G«ms City -- 88 • PQ Robinson 6 Gupta s Yanke ------- --. 1 Williams' 0 Gassier ~-- 0 Andersoa 1 Joe Freund, of the Irish Prairie | Freunds, shows good form and knows something about that kangaroo ball, W too. 1J -I- 1'! Willys Schreiner rolls a smooth ball 2 down the alley and looks like a real 0 bowler. He ought to work into the 0 majors ere long. --n- 2 Vernon (Bevo) Freund throws a 2 button hook ball and just as soon T 1 they make those alleys wider hs's go-1 S ing to be an artist in the game. (Ryan 13 Lefty Steinsdoerfer -is new at the game, but throws a wicked ball. Well PF give him a couple of seasons in the 0 minors. : : "v' 2 Delphin Freund (a big tag 'WftSi Taxman '^ 8 pounds of bone and muscle throws j A j 4 that ball down the alley with plenty McAndrewii" 4 in back of it. Those pins fly around ConWay ' 1 like a storm hit the place when Del J ^ t) connects. If one of these balls don't! Tl,Bl.0J 1- *** -- go out through the end of the build- 14 ing some night, we miss our guess. . I ' --A-- I Elmer Vogt, George Frisby and Or- PF ville Freund all have good intentions. d --I-- 4 Ambrose Schaefer rolled the best 2 score of the evening, but ran into 2 those troublesome railroads toward 1 the end. We advise him to see George 0 Larkin. Now, George was bowling 1 one night and had the 7 and 10 pins I up. With careful aim, George hit the 4 very edge of number 7 just as the ball 1 hit the gutter. Number 7 jumped 2 across the alley and took number 10 1 down for the count. That'* George Larkin'a story, Mr. Ripley -< not an.. Totals tightened up. r w • McHenry lost a hard game, but fans fimer saw a thrilling game that sent them rme home shaking their heads and talking to themselves. That's basketball. It keys you up--and sometimes, gets you down. • Schaefer .... Geo. Justen A1 Justen .. 128 136 158 161 147 868 186 130 151 161 198 834 2590 160--474 128--394 156--465 161--483 130--475 Carey Electric Shop Totals .......... 617 656 811 1884 Phone 25). Green Street Totals 780 826 735 2291 Match Games Irish li Krause 139 4 Whiting 146 2 Bchaefef 142 Tottals 16 f 10 McHenry -- 36 .... FG Miller 0 Meyer 0 6: 0 2 4 0 0 " I 0 ft 5 i 0 0 1 Conway Stilling Justen Hgfterman Anderson Smith, L. Totals F^f 0 0 ft 1 ft 0 0 146 177 180 150 204 162 162 124--443 170--466 159--505 187--495 146--485 Totals Hebron Pellet ........ Kuecker .... Dickerson . Schroeder . Kraft ........ 750 858 786 2394 168 134 154 134 193 169 175 187 127 163 195--532 142--451 140--481 172--433 146--502 Totds 788 821 795 2399 Dutcl|, Stilling 176 Weber 1*9 16 12 6 19 A NOTED INVENTOR Last of that foursome of great inventors who gave to the world the telephone, electric lights, the graphaphone and radio, to mention but a few of their contributions, is Charles Sumner Taintor. Invalid, but still mentally alert, this eighty-threeyear- old inventor of the graphaphone (not gramaphone), dictaphone and many other things in common use today, now resides in San Diego, Calif. Admitting that Edison came out with a talking machine which recorded on tinfoil in 1877, Taintor boasts the first practical machine which recorded on wax. First patents granted to Taintor on this were issued in May, 1886. At one time he was associated with Graham Bell for nearly two years during which time he perfected the photo-phone. John P. Weber can still show those PF young sprouts a thing or two, but S John is chopping wood down all the .0 tins and ought to know his maples. . 4 | Freddie Meyers is good, but he hates 1 all that noise around a bowling alley. 1 Just a quiet soul, that Freddie. Last, but by no means least, comes Harold "Schmaltx" Miller. The boy looks O. K. --I-- The boys ere having a pack of flu and the teams are matched evenly enough to make the race interesting. Captains are Joe H. Weber, Vernon Freund, Peter A. Freund and John Weber. --I-- Would any of you readers know who I "Jebbie" Engeln is. That's an old nick-name. "Jebbie" wears white soles on his boots to act as headlights on dark nights. We saw him duck into a doorway one day recently, remove a police star from his vest and tuck it safely away in a metal cigarette case. NoW, do you know "Jebbie"? --I--r Due to illness on the first squad of basketball players, Coach Reed took Donald Meyers from the second squad for the Richmond and Genoa City games. The boys worked nicely with Donald and he gave a fine account of himself. While he may not be quite ready for the grind of tougher games, we expect him to develop into a fine player during the next couple of years. Donald has a pal, Irv Laures, who knows how to handle a baskeball, too. You'll be hearing from him as future teams develop. Mermaid Tarsra Mermaid tavern was a Ismous tavern in London frequented by such literary personages as Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Beaumont, Fletcher and their friends. The brilliant t^ih at these meetings is proverbial. Keats wrote "Lines on the Mermaid Tavern." 1 Schmidt Thennes ... Meyers ..... Totals Irish Frisby Suton .. Whiting Krause Conway Totals ... Ill ... 188 ... 145 180 189 147 153 157 160--516 88--456 116--374 174--460 144--446 744 826 682 2252 ... 155 ... 182 ... 145 ... 147 ... 155 177--472 160--511 127--427 1S5--444 148--486 784 800 756 2840 McBsary Brew--s returned to the postman a because it was addressed to "Italy's greatest poet." "It is not mine," said the poet. "If It was tor me it would have been addressed To the world's greatest poet.' " Heimer Karls .. Unti .... Justen Simon 1*1 182 159 188 147 189 209 164 137 152 188--529 138--461 159--484 186--485 but he is just too dog-gone big. We like to pick on little guys like "Mose." Of course, if you are on our side things may change anytime now. -1- Palace News Ed. Smith rolled a 640 series including a 247 game. WoW! Paul Karls hit 612 after a poor start in his first game with 158. "Prof." Nye rolled a 233 game. Les Adams rolled a 585 series like this 214 - 164 - 207. More Wheaties in that second game and he could have had better than a 600 series. Hebron beat the Irish 2399 to 2394. They can't do that! The Grayslake Farmers appeared in overalls and went wild, trimming our Left Handers 2715 to 2542. Bowling rolled 619 for the winners. --I-- Schaefer's Alleys Mrs. Peter Freund (Frances) of the Canada Freunds has been showing real class as a bowler. Frances won the ladies prize the past two weeks. Lapt Sunday she averaged 174 in a three game series. Bob Kaufman of Long Lake won the men's prise the lsst two weeks. --n-- This is such a busy week, we will just have to be dashing along. Seems we have forgotten some things, but another week will roll around before you know it. --I-- : We really should report that both drug storea responded nicely last week. Totem Irf* Frif jy .................. Phi in Stiiling Conway Smith 723 801 841 2365 160 188 159 187 196 148 156 151 173 17Q 141--399 149--488 143--453 145--505 201--567 Totals 875 798 779 2452 Grays Lake Farmers J. Berger 192 R. Rowling 221 L. Eddy 136 R. Hook 161 D. Porteous ........ 224 167^1*5--584 197 201--619 160 189--485 168 232--561 162 180--516 We have been reading about that Polar Bear Club at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago for a long Oh! Oh! We almost forgot. "Biff" time, but never thought it would get Meyers (the gingery-bread man) remembers from these parts. One of p<*ts that his boss, Mr. Piper, wants our scouts saw Tommy Sutton plunge jour price for an agreement to omit through a hole in the ice last Sunday Silvercup from this column. Maybe Total 2715 McHenry Left-Handera W. Kreutzer 147 163 188--443 H. M. Schaefer .... 182 160 160--502 C. Eddy 171 159 170--500 Herman Schaefer 158 221 190--569 Mike Schaefer .... 179 172 177--528 Total Speed's Noise Makers A. Phannenstill .. 145 196 F. Unti 168 J. Frisby --. 146 A. Freund 184 C. Stilling 181 155 150 148 179 2542 :itf*-5ii 138--461 171--467 198--520 153--463 Total ............ 2422 Volo's Trackers C. Lutz 140 184 lti--500 J. Lenzen 143 181 164--488 N. Molidor 210 170 187--567 J. J. Wagner 196 154 153--503 Johnnie Wagner -170 148 148--461 y<ms nHn m • Holiday • Ice Cream Roll $resh Strawberry Be!} Vanilla Ice Cream i ^ I covered with Becans and Macaroon* Six Generous Portion# ^ 43c Sliced ready to swrv* ^ v | Chapel] 's .Sealteit > < to 1 p. m. Candies, Cigars, Cigarvttet Riverside Drive 2519 and take a little swim. Of course, Tommy was different. He had skates on his'shoes.. __ h --tl-- We are more than pleased this week with a kind and cheery letter from our Publisher's vife, Mrs. Renich. With so many good wishes* flying from all sides at this happy season of Little did we thirk she was one of1 Christmas, we want to put in our (wo our readers. We iiave thought some cents, too. We wish you good health, x>f giving your husband a little space good friends--and a refill for your in this column at times, Mrs. Renich,j pocketbook after Christmas. Team 3 P. A. Freund ~..... 151 144 we ought to have sealed bids if com-jH. Miller 136 132 petition is going to stir up like this. iG. E. Frisby 138 94 As Ray McGee says, we play both R. Frisby, Jr 145 138 ends against the middle. O. Freund 91 77 Totals .. Team 4 J. H. Weber ........ 164 142 L. Stoffel 141 141 L. Schmitt 128 147 i. M. Freund 148 131 144--439 18&--456 164--396 131--414 87--255 661 585 714 1960 138--444 141--423 lSl--426 180--459, > KMT6 9n & SPIRIT * o^i/te *'~ HOLIDAY Good things ta driak . . . good things to eat make a Christmas all yoa expect it ta b* > fSt a Old ste, ^ l_> Breek«*ridg» 18 Month Old Straight Kentucky Bourbcm ' 89^ Ptat OiJNTON CCLUB 8 year old Straight Bourbon Whi»- ke^-^wfitina» Special! $2-89 quart *1-59 pint CHAMPAGNE Doaientic Vintage of 1980 Special, $1.79 large bottle Santa Alicia Domestic Wines Port, Sherry, Tokay, Beisling, Claret and Burgundy --: ----ziS 59^ Fifth Renault's Sparkling Burgundy .98 large txrttle SCOTCH LIQUOR--Haig and Haig Pinch Bottle, Teachers, Martins V. V. 0., Walker Red Label, Walker Black Label, Black and White, King George IV, White >v^ % i Horse, Vat^>9, B&llentines. Bolger's Drug Store Phone 40 "The Christmas Store*1 Green SMi fiiii % * K*- SWM*,