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!£;4" Pi* urn** ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS Surgical ft*Hi Ikiuunds of p»op!« ara d«>hr iMnOst «S$f* Iww to obtain rallaf and twrflnl bv waaring corroctly fittad Abdominal Sap port«n A tpociai typo of tupporiar may ba had for «»»rY abdominal attmant ladading: cb.iitv matornlty, faHan ifomadl, po*t-cp»rativ«, sacra iliac, afc. Tkaaa supporter* auiit natara la mating anatomical corroctiont. Our ••p»ri«iir«H SH«n wffl al(4y damonstrat* the variout typat of Abdominal Supporton, faaturina tin pataatad NON-SKID stayj; atto llaiHc Nailery, MN-SKID Spot Pad Truuat, ShouldiMNcat. ' Qua I#bast -- Wc». Mia towatt. Bolter's Drug Store ivreen Street v McHenry June 5 . > ErwitnyltHdfw \ Mrs. 8B>n WIIIIP. June 11 But River RoadrawMe--Mts. John Braeseke. v '»'• lane IS Mothers' Chab--Regular Mtetfat. lnt» 14 0. E. S.--^Worthy MitrM and Worthy Patron Night. . Jane 17 Evening ^Contract Bridge Qrt>--lira. RiyNtGee. Mid-Weel-c C>.l ub--MrWs.^ "W. in. Speneer. jrPW» 25 Public" Ca*T P-'t- --'Mrs. Wallace Dobyns--Sponsored by Altar and Roeary Sodality. Jane 28 * Bi-Weekly Five Hundflsi^-Mr. and Mrs. Fmak W* Ice. ' . 4, 5 ** Legion u cy with a the wmt iilfiiiiTlfii CHOCOLATE SODA at Bolger's Qtir fountain Cream Sodas ones we make from olate money cah quality rich is famous for lot andespeci&lly the st chochigh Luick's Ice Creai and cold, sparkling carbonated water, ial Get Acquainted Thousands of people already know about , our famous Chocolate Sodas, but there are many folks who hanre not had the pleasure of tasting this delicious cooling glass of health building food. So. oirFriday of this week, all day and evening, we are going to serve you one of these Chocolate Sodas at the astounding small price of just 's • Stetm Afl yen have to do is clip the coupon from this it to ns with one nickel We will do the rest. iln <1.1 This coupon and 5c will introduce you to the best CHOCOLATB ICE CREAM SODA yon ever tasted. . ' 4 '* §2^ Name Address City "" " "'",i" 'W^5w...» *•/* 'U', (Good only on Friday," June 6, 1941) Bolger's Drug Store Green Street McHenry, Illinois Graduation Exercises were heM *t St. Peter's church on Thursday night at eight o'clock. A very colorful and hnpreaaive setting was made for the graduates as the crowning of the Blessed Virgin and May Devotions preceded the distribution of diplomas. The children of the entire school entered the church led by servers. The boys were in dark suits, while the girls wore pure white, some aa "angels" in long white gowns and others with veils. Georgia May, representing the Queen of the May was irl_l a wuivc iiwr 1ic iiK4t.uL ^vnii long flowing veil carried by page boys. Tiny girls in pastel colors placed huge baskets of flowers before "the Blessed Virgin at the high altar. A wreath of flowers on a white satin pillow was taken to the high altar by two little girls in pink and blue. As the children gathered around the statue of the Blessed Virgin singing songs, the May Queen placed the wreath, crowning Our Lady as Queen of the May. Following the ceremony the graduates received their diplomas I and Rev, John Dsleiden. pastor, gave s very interesting talk. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and the singing of Te Deum" was an appropriate closing. Monsigpor Charles Nix and Rev. Paul Tuchlinsky of St. Hilary's parish, McHenry, were guests y of the Graduates were Jay Seymour, Gladys Meyers, Ann Kilbride and Junjta Stanfel. Mr. and Mrs..George Sanders are the happy parents of a baby girl, weighing 5 lbs. 1 oz. She was bom on Monday, May 26, at an Elgin hos pital. On Tuesday night Mrs. Ella Siegler entertained members of her club at her home. Two tables of five hundred were in play and prises were awarded those achieving high scores. A lovely lunch was served following cards. The first summons calling out the new fire truck came on Thursday afternoon when a gas pump at Pierce's garage burst into flames. It was only a matter of a few minutes after the truck arrived that the fire was extinguished. Although the gas pump was demolished no other damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freund and children attended commencement exercises at McHertry 'high school on Thursday night. They also joined a gathering of relatives at a party in honor of Miss Lucille Weber. Holiday guests in the A1 Schmeltzer home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nelson, son, Keith, of Rockford. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and Clarence Miller spent the holiday with home folks in Stacyville, Iowa. On their return home Monday they met with an accident and were taken to the nearest hospital. Latest reports are that no one was seriously injured. Mrs. John Clark, daughters, Leona and Jean Marie, of Waukegan were callers in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry HeU« and daughters of Elkhorn, Wis., wen visitor* in tiie Frank Wagner home 800- day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kattner were pleasantly surprised at their home on Sunday night in honor of their fourteenth wedding anniversary. Those who made op this happy party were Mr. and Mr*. Ed Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. John Doetsch of Wilmette; Mr. and Mrs. William May and family of Johnsburg; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schaefer of Fox Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Johnson and children of McHenry; Mr. and Mrs. Ray May and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kutish of Chicago. who were weekend guests. This community was greatly shock- afterwards the ed to hear of the death of Stephen an Ameircan Engels who passed away at Wood- flagpole on the stock hospital Sunday night. Oar To complete heartfelt sympathy is extended to the afternoon, the bereaved family. the graduating ivattni ILVtB) June 4, was the day Jeanette Hergott, _ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baiyoit a4 Spring Grove, and Mr. Alfred MflW son of the Jos. P. Idlers of MrnWiry ' as their wedttfng day. The ceremony took place at St. Peter's chim Spring Grove, with the Rev. Joha L. Daleiden officiating at the 9 o'clock Nuptial High Mass. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a princess styled gown of slipper satin, with lace trimmed bodice and lear-o'mutton sleeves. A Juliet cap with tiara of gacdeniaa held her flowing veil of tufle and lace itkierts in place. She carried white roses. The miJdjf. honor was Miss EHyn Bowers of Waukegan, a classmate of the bride, while the bridesmaids were Miss Marie King of McHenry, a niece of the groom, and Miss Lucille Hergott, the bride's sister. Leo Milleof attenled hi3 brother as best man and Gerald Hergott, a brother of the bride, assisted a« usher. i Miss Bowers appeared In a gown of. peach marquisette and her. bouqu^ was composed of token roses. 'A sprat of peach colored gardeinas. topped, her matching blush veil. The bridesmaids were dressed alikoi Miss King in lavender organdie and. Miss Hergott in yellow organdi^. They wore matching blush veils and both carried pink roses. ' The mothers of the bride and groom were distinguished by the corsage of. gardenias which each wore. - A dinner was served at the bride's! home to the immediate families and throughout the? afternoon a receptiotr was held for the many relatives and friends of the young couple. That, evening a wedding dance was held at Nell's pavilion at Johnsburg. Upon their return from a short? honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Miller wil£ make their home at Woodstock. BotH are employed at the Alemite Die Cast-: ing plant in that city. Mrs. Miller received her schooling in Spring Grove.; while Mr. Miller attended the Johnsburg school. .. * • • 9Atr SHOCKS tuts • Mitewet Time wfw vnv ••C Red CoosMo-C--«t Ntfweifc! DON'T FORGET MDDY OR FADER'S MY! ATTEND GRADUATION AT ^ NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY "fM1. Miss Sylvia Snyder left Friday fo» Delavan, Wis., where she will spend the summer at her home. Mif. Peter M. Justen motored tod , Notre Dame, Ind., to be the guest of 7^1 her son, Daniel, who was graduated1 Sunday, June 1, from the College of5 Commerce at Notre Dame university,L receiving his Bachelor of Science degree. Last Friday morning, a Memorial Day Mass was offered and during the . Afternoon there was a baseball game between the University of California and Notre Dame. A concert by the University Band and another by the University Glee club provided enter-^ tainment tinst evening. On Saturday morning, Class Day exercises maA mg awarding of honors waa followed tagM softtill game. That*!V* afternoon, Mrs. Justefi and DanieL were joined by Mr. Justen, M. M. Nie-: sen, Arthur Smith. Mrs. Ale* Justen' and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Niesen of McHenry, and Mr, and Mrs. T. E. Sut-, ton, Robert Sutton and Gertrude Sutton of Chicago. A comic opera, "The. Gondoliers," was presented later that afternoon by the University Theatre for parents and friends. Sunday morning the Solemn Pontifical Mass, which was held in tile University gymnashba, waa a most impreaahre service. The University choir of Moreau seminary sang the Gregorian chant and the Baccalaureate sermon was delivered by The Right Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen of the Catholie University of America. Immediately of '4}. presented and raised it on the in Quadrangle, eeremonies Sunday were awarded^ class and the Combas was given by the h P. Kennedy. DAD KNOWS WX APPRECIATE HIM BUT HE WILL APPRECIATE BEING REMEMBERED . 7 * Give Him Something Usefii<~ tiling to Wear". SHIRTS . . . for Dad in smart; est summer patterns and cool shades. Especially outstanding are the Poronet weaves. Crisp new whites, also Wilson juod I^TuHtf-the l^oom shirts., r $1.69 to $2-60 Wanton of three $2.00 gift ifiili i $550 N&JAJCA8 Hi waistband. ki Dad's favor With No- Ctfnldy enpee fnr or oopt styles. $1-66 and $2-00 for Dad In the season^* newest patterns in silks and Congo cloth. He'll appreciate 4*vo«l of these for color changes. ^ $1.00/ Many mart gift ties- Me io $t60 Honorable Josep Rubber Stamp# at The Flaindeakr KsroNMUKonr whe value thslr geed aas who realise the cultural a eivie advancements made If' their families should be p«e*' served for the beoeAi sssdlng geaeratioM.' OIVOUTKOPU • INTBXK3CNT KOM «*who knew that a famjp ait 4aorial is a greet lalisrtia--• It Is unimpeachable <vids--e te all men for all time that their families lived productive Hvee of aignificaat worth. 0k -Afi?t' -' • is the all • iaporUui uadt ki Aaterkaa life. Kjmjm turn- IHes make America a Oreat Natioa. The influence of yew. fn--"j tuuna.i I i si he, being faithful to thek tsKgieut eonvbtlofts, desire 4# inevoeahty record in grantee aa indication of these ceavie^ dona hi order that the Into* ease of their aaase and faith "IV. V. who proudly achnowlsdSf their inheritance of a geoc Mune from their forsbsaro . . who do not want their Ideals aad principles to be for* A mhn is everything. Thiah of a adile aad you ihUi of a eharaetsr. Prsesivs the asms :«ad yoa cotteei frs jeHmM "';iSthai nhsncteiL * ' *:» 'im.' m STRAWS ^ to ke^» Dad wol during the ahead. The new straw fibres anrosiorfnl aiid &ght as a summer bMsps>.".?^M^ • $lj00to $3J$ _ far his dajr, are most wo$. U you diooss ertsp cotored ones, or line pu^ ndledhnns aad initials. f 3 $1-00 ^ SHORTS and SHttTS,. for Dad belt waistband Is •tuctioo. ' Dad^and wko efff teii too nuoiy si HosTWith trinlaM anAiee of sill HOSE.. „ . tor thetef Buffer or smart llsles in fancy Whether he prefers long or the -eemfortable hose, they are here in a wide selMtion. 2 $1 ^ 3 for $1 4 t" II 6LACK SUITS^^fiwr Dad's ^ ' shades and fabrics are here. : / ^ $2^0 to $1<|J6 SPOET saiaxr: Select sever&l for at*# to Skipper shirts skins in Borneo or Dengoia slple are out. ^i ^ : $a«to$aai A constant insptratioa lor lO» enorrows from the he^pfaft e»a Of yesterdays. _ A NAME IS EVERYTHING --Think of a name and you think of a character. Preserve tho :. fame,and you continue the influence oI that character. r : - w. smt.va ianudwini^g« iwi^nr; #_rlftimiolt wool knits either ooat or pnuoter models. 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