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ret?* Koid Pinochle W IP sptflpag a. month In *OI*5.fJ the ptiMSct at fc" the wt «f May 8» en nwiy eel anniversary m tldi fr Large tapiM ed 41 fff -,M, . W&m + .H|W. . anptent were Mrs. Arthur Baqr, IttaHm* Michel Kirbjr of Chic**©, Mn.4 -Blewn- GWl enry I8.t84f Doe Year fits Moo*! Club--X. St. Patrick •f i# *w. J went ph G. .NftV&r refraahfcy the gvtfsts: I JlRKnted «tt)i teed Berkshire#nd St FMM'a ' uid bred gDts, Wind Farm, brick, P.O. Laofer, Mff *80-1 between the ai . » -A A en may letrn There is a fcse the unified nursery lis*, in- (jM ta 7*8 te 8:88 a.m. IfciMfegr hafleen Vim uiM'+v*. Jfcv. Wea. A. and lam R1NGWOOD Ml Unified servkse Methodist churcl We will obsc Sunday. It it ii the Holy Serif world in order the better way of Rftespirit of eo ep station tW»ijria« istfltfafc a lonr* feflMwiik ei^SSk ««ru!ure ad|rits in ttie twwliiwr parted aad mn joagg people in the wettfcjip Mniec. Plant arc on theway for the Christmat profitunt. €c3SH«ftte« pointed. W« are tooking forward "to this time of the yeaur with mo«h interact. j- &{ *U - •Ms*. Maiia Fowior taft this week *nr jPhNsa|fc wherd sha ia Spending a 'dwrt 'tiae," Frcajfcther* she wfl! lean ^ appraaeMag heUdsye wfth*ter daachttr is Btoowlngdato, ***, - • • • • • • 'SANTA AT ALISOIfi Santa Claus will' he at* AHhoITi Hardware Store hi Wefet MeHrtry, Saturday arfternaon, Dee. 1$, to meet 'all «f his fount friends acain this year. y& 'v«iV, - "t, ft' „ j u: ;?k>x' ?< -v-v .„4-? h 'V%.5. \>y 1 Xtie •^1 ftftDOMINAL SUffOKVB* Cofljfoft by llo4 Iftchitf" »--I 8pir>Hn, not KM, Mpp#rtvn i nsi Nets. BarfWfMdto SOttST 09 •88 J o h n turret lathe Oo . in- 80 man* xperi help. Geo. Route 2. *80-2 large blue purse Reward. Return •80 Christinas Party o# C. halt «»d Crow -- St Mary - School. ; DtfiaUr If Christmas Paurty--Woodstock. -Codnty Business au*d P*t»f; Women's «luh. U Afternoon Bridf*--Mrs. Anna Sutton. W Pinochle Club--Mrs. Maud Sotheraiel. Ralph Pfet^s M<|ie Show -- MCHS Auditorium--<SpoM0fed by K. of C. DaaMiMr.18 W.S.C.S--Luneheon and Christmaui Party--Cirela 8 Hartaam D. of A. Christmas Iftarty -- K. of C. Hall. Daaemftwr 81 Christmas Party--St. Mary - t|. ipati iek Sehooi. ^ • €hriit»M C<rc!s --Choral Clvlf Pwaahr 28 MCHS-AlUStsr BackatlMU GMm -- Ki0i Sehooi CtyMMstem.' iaxmtf'f Recular Meotinjp --*C. D. ll A« •- K. of C. BTall. •'"' * ^ ««C«lar M««tia|^-T.A^ « ^ Contract Bridge Mrs. Florent# Dm cotract w»Jr' to launjar mHw hlanheta ia hi warm, aoft water in «hhk a m0d aaaip 4is baan dia- MihrMI. Squaas* blankat gantly through soap audo until clean. RIom throufh aavaral ohanasa o| claar,' Whan dry, binding should ha dampened and pressed with warm Irbn, and the nasi of the blanket brushed up gently. '. . *•*>• i.-' in making Oar <Mw« wW aladly Smni>>li>>i S« wHiw fvpw o* Ab- Jawhul ImiiiIIH, MMM MM M*- Mttad NO N-U t O te aba EImHc H»- •Mrr. NOM-SKtO IM M InMN. Q««Bty. it M-Mmi Mm lns>. AimCALS OMh Bega - Ma help nssdad for loading! ' rPonpr rof onraurj sinM Raaday* and BeBdaya 188 BafOfas Charges Bolger's Drug Store Greea Street McHeaiy Colony McHi«ry, Illinois FjgtlDAY -- SATURDAY Dfuns Morgan • Jane Wymaui . ...... Wayne Morris • BAD MEN Olgp- ^.V:_ MISSOURI";; Also -- Comedies SUNDAY -- MONDAT December 14 - 15 ll>ct fin iiiNm "«»'mu K\{§ Plus -- Cartoon - News - Novelty Sunday Matinee -- 2:45 ContiiMi TUESDAY J Adalts 20c "Men at Larg "9 Lives are Enough" lit'- W EDN ESD A Y -THURSDAY 'DOWN IN SAN DIEGO" Smith. Phone LARGE* Farms. QuinJaij! G -- Let us each week, nred. Reasonable r round route, eyers'. Ben J. ©r 631 -M-l. 11-tf ALL ONES--I sell ^farm with Dan 111. He sells 'em. 26-4 NOHC|P|f Not responsible for any debts rt«f%mfttracted by me. George E. Clairk. . v *28-3 FOR HOME DELIVERY--The Chit* e« Sp. Call Dan Cooney. Phone 119-R. > i *30 Haw -Mhalai Mathad Breaking up coal in veins by uae of explosives is still standard practice in U. S. mining, and despite precautions is *tiH hanmrdous. Coal Age described a new method of mining by hydraulic pressure: A hole la bored in a coal seam, a rubber tuba ia inserted to the bore, and the tube is then powerfully expanded by forcing oil into it, fracturing the coal. Experimental installations broke about 2,500 tons of coal each before failing. „• it of Berwyn, and Mrs. y<ty| of Round Lake. M**c Hike GorakiuaMi Mrs. Alfred ftdlttftr ff WoodaM fpsnt. Sunday wHk ib«|k Jos. Ai Mr.'^Ad Mrs. Warren Barber of ChiHge-^ipeat Sunday-at their home at Mm JW^. Mrs.JMm Sehark ^r., spent the weak her 4lhlfhteV in w. jM Mrs fruk Madaof efChi cage> ijpjwt Sunday at the S. Smith honsthere. Mr. miMfn. Afthhr Peaial «f Cbieaft'il^ Mt Sunday at McOrilom Lake. Mrs. Johii W.- Werdettn da~4fhl# Of Chicagre spent Sunday at theii^iM|feia Hsfte. MfeMN K«igah 0# Chk*ro spent th« weatie*# with Mr. and Mrs; Hugh M«- • , ' « f M*, any-Mrs. ChuMe @M>a spent Thursday at ttt* ih<nr in Chieag «» -: Mr.- mid Mrs. Framk Barf and daughter* of Ohfofco'tyeiit Sunday at their h4me here. .Wre» SSd Horn and son of Berwyn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. tl Hem'at the lake. -John Shark, Jr., of Evanston spent the weekend with his parents here. Sunday guests at the J. A. Schaefer home were Mickey Uate of McHenry, Eleanor Schaefer of Woodstock and Clarence Adams of Ringwood* >< - :'r >t- ' Richmond Man lnjure<| v ' in Collision Suaday An aeeident which- injured a young1 mam from Richmond and destrbyed his car completely by burning occurred last Sunday evening about 6:30 o'clock, two miles north of McHenry. The injured man, John F. Padgett, was driving toward McHenry when his car and one driven by John M. Freund of Johnsburg struck in a headen collision. Padgett was picked up by a passing motorist and brought to McHenry where he was treated by a loeal doctor. He received lacerations about the face and bruises. Annie Oakley Annie Oakley, famous sharpshooter, had such a passion for knocking the spots off playing cards that any free ticket, punch-marked as "complimentary," ia now known as an "Annie Oakley." Silver Trend And it's all sterling now, with more stiver" in our sterling silver than is required in any other country. And in it we And rare and beautiful old and new patterns, with beautiful copies of the finest antiques right beside with the latest translations of modern art. Silver only needs to be used to require little cleaning and that cleaning but a bath of soap and water and a soft brush that doesn't scratch. rntrttt were *n»e honored gSIt • gift . Among those from here who enjoyed the btsketba House sit fiiftdl §• Mr. and Mis. and Mrs. William' ShatSft 'JCtT «af Mrs. AI Sehmaitser, Mr. amii Mies. Charles Preund, CN^enee Karla, |id Oxtoby and iffend. ;r ' Miia 1«^ .IMumpN hin4 Lola.. Wifee ' of : . WOT&o* jsitat^thi woekend wMr hfaa ^ B|rpir< Viaitors hi the Petal- M. May home <m ikfwhlt wefe Mr Jmdi Mrs. Ed HdbMn itd ltr, and Mrs. John Doetaeh of WMnwttej also Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kattaer. Mr. and Mrs. Math Nimagern »pent Monday with Mr. ,and Mrs. Mike Degen in Kenosha. Members of her club, met at the home of Mrs. ,John Lay on Monday night for an evening at caurds. Two tables of carda wege at play and prize winnecp were iua, Joseph, Aram, Mrs. L*y and Mrs. Fritnk Sgwders received eonaelation. ^Trai^wa' prizes were won by Mrs. Frank 8aindors and llrs. Ella Siegler. , file serving «f lunch completed the M^ty. A large crowd enjoyed the talk given by Dr. HolMnd^df W. L. S. vat Community church itn Friday rtight. Mr. and Mrs. Math Nimsgern attended the -funerml of^ M. Imlwon at Hebron on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. dairies Freund and children visited his mother. Mrs. M. J. Freund, in McHenry' on Sunday. Mrs. Freund also attended the card party at St. Mary - St. Patrick hall. Among those employed out of town who spent the weekend with home folks were Misses Lorraine May, Lucille Freund and Joseph Brown, Jr. Mrs. Victor Freund of McHenry and Mrs. Nick Freund spent Monday in Chicago. Pigweed an Edible Green Pigweed is found in fields, MP* dens and waste places in latft May and early June. Steam until tender and serve with butter sauce. The plant is also known as lamb's quarters. and 7:88. Be*. A. <*. Helta* St Petals QMfcsWt ClM*. ~ " " (kwt ' Sundays: 8:88 ami 18#8. Holy Days: Weekdayst 8^8. . - ' >V Flrst MdwutiWi* White House Cornerstone The cornerstone of the White House was laid in 1792, just 11 yean after the surrender of CornwaUis. flalaidays: 2:80 aad 7:18. Ilwusds) before First Priday< 8^0 and 7:11 . "J .. •Rev. John L. Daleklea, Paster. • tf-i- v^M N~ Hnilj Ml nHs,_I•M .j, Combined Service, N^N a. m. Rev. W. P. RtMckheim« piHi>aY- av. All are Invited. ' 888 Oeld Pieces Fifty-dollar goldj>leces have been minted by tho- U. SL government but only as commei]Ati#ative coins. Octagonal and round gold pieces of that denomination were minted for the Panama-Pacific International exposition in 1815. LKNTHKJtLC'S «i •<:#« vt; i "'iiS'l OO Mi LITARY1 .Jiiai new dacaralatf wMli a 1 UMiiliftMC^i "Thraa MstfeMMM)" mevffciaig mi ia aiaw haislMs ofpopviarftyl . ".'AIncluded ore handy-grip flacons •f After Shave iaffon. After Shave fowder and TanborV Celegna--shaving comforts for any MQMI IVNVIWy rVHHv9QIVPV.*M„ ^IsW Also In "Hunt" Package at 1 price. Bolger's Drug Store Qreen 8treet * MeBeasy "•-mi* •2?a •fet _ SAYS i * . Grated lemon and orange rinds, S Soaked 10 mjnutes in a little of the* fruit,juic^* give a delicious flavor to sugar or fruit cookies. •S !?,•," W: , Air soon aa (wokies are baked, w tnove thwHom the baking sheets: with a broad spatula, or knife, and.; corf-then?, op. coqkie racks. This allows a if torcfrculate and prevents^ sweating.?1 00.1 * * * Here is sdme information about2 shalled an^ unahelled nuts so you can see whMk. i*>4he best for youk« t« b^y Jt tQus^about 2Mb pounds, each of uhsieBed |Skcans and wal nuta^o yield ooe pound of nutmeats, and^ about. Sik pounds of uniheUed almdnds to yWld a pound of almond' •»«)!»• <«buv .. After azillea? fave I&mi brought indoors, itey? should be" kept in a| w?ak ligtj&gt, a ^qpr,.temperature un-i til about ltour weeka befere the pe~. riod when they are intended to bloom. .When brought into the light: the «nly necessary additiona are waWr, as the plant mpy need it, and proUwtieii against insect enemies through the use,of a spray. <Assocfa|tfd Newip«p«r»--WltU fet#*.) i C ' A " f - Mh, SERVEYOURCO t protect your future * >ew RUbo* The Beautifml McHenry Ce's. Leading Theatre FRI. & SAT. -- December 12 • 13 Louis Hajrward - Joan Bennett in -SON OF MONTE CRI8TO" « Ateo -- "Pol® with the Stars" SUN & MON. -- December 14 • 15 Sunday Conthwoas from 2:46 p. m. Fred Astaire • Rita Hayworth in "YOU'LL NEVER GET RICH" with itobt. Bcnciile} A. Great Dance Musical ef the Army. Special--Quiz Kids on the Sereei?! . , ' ' 18e TUESDAY , !«* . Tax 8c Spectel Tax lc , Ranald Reagan - Joan Perry,,In -NINE LIVES ARE NOT ENOUGH" Also -- Unele Sam's Iron Wauriors wn>. & THURS. -- DEC. 17 . 18 F|HmM T«st !- Carol Brwce ia TMIg WOMAN IS MINE" TW^ay - Turkeys, CUdwaa! Ducks and ^r. jMIMTICa 1IOTOS VUSHhmM^v MP IHM|I VS| ..to safeguard oar Americsa In#!" the (aee hat United Stated Is now building tlw moat powerful Navy the world has aver seen. Bat ft take* , than ships and plansa to patvoliMir abocaa, safe- ^^guardourUbeky,(arotectxniUionaofAnMsicsnhoaxwe ^iud fiamiliwi. It takes men! VoZunleersl Every new battleahip, new cruiser, new dmlroyet Is Jnst so much steel and iron until a crew of trained ^-•-"inMin mnrhnnios. electricians, rtdk|MO, aignalflM^B* :v • ^>; oarpenters and other specialists--goes aboard. That is why the U. S. Navy may train yon to be an export in any one of forty-five modern tradea and yrofcesions. You will get regular Navy pay while yon •n learning. And it is possible for you to be earning sta much aa $128.00 a month befim your first enlistiment is completed. ' Eight now in the Navy young Amerioana haw ft ^double opportunity to serve their country while buSdtheir own security and independeooe at the 1 - ^ "W <1. 'rim: fcscni. 1! LOOK WHAT THE It S. NAVY AND NAVAL HEtiEKVE OFFER YOU MB TnaaiBIS wortli lim U tmim aad vesi^ lioni to ehoo-- from. aooa my with m*r hawAYai av <m up to tlM a iwatt.. IMS YIM/wi amaartHladtaaailm in 1 1 ill 1 a period with Ml pay. aaaa IMS aad phnt; ofH. Sa (SH^W w&f «>«<h*at FREE BOOKLET Hn Navy wanta men to laara, to adhranaa» to «st •ibigger pay, to qualify foe the poeitionaofrssponsihitity which must ba fiDed as our naval facees are expanded, jit is a real opportunity for every young man |wsU worth thinking about. There ia a place for ym "in Amsrioa's new Navy. If you ba^e a trade now or would Uka to laam ona^ why not gfi the fvdl Cacta about Navy opporttmiHaa aad tnming toda^ ^ anaiv wwob iree eoey of *'LBbJnthaU.& Kavy."S4ffiaatested pagsa. Ihttfcpay, premortona, and vacetioae yon am expect... how yon can retin on a )Ue iaeoma. Daacribae how you ean learn aany of 46 »f-pey toadsefconr: radio,. . hi oflkaea. S7i ahowiag 1 aviatiaaito ay aaay haconaa Unas flawy ltfa yen aaay play,««- If yen aee between 17 sed 81 (n|| fdniLpt tthfaw book new. No ehHga' ttiotx. Ask the Navy Hilar ef thie paper for a copy, (k, tciaplMee kinik Or matt him this oOnpon. You can pea*j high erhaal w-\ Naval f ;hU^ explosive VWM u-l aaQed ^wokAiMBf. .IS*** • if -V T • s*-> -i. Ceet VFlrlng Gan u ^Rpetfu^sat 8480 to ftr*^ 18. inch gun m practice and $1,200 . ?'• *-ty . - .iJSIJL