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.mmmm^mmmmm^mm^mmmmmrnm IHjr Lakr •IHIHH II IMM'H»HMM« (By Diek Hyatt) should rm wm* qatte~ireU without that Ml df carried to tHwaw « H has In tiM past. Notice AM residents of UbMMr, interested in kyh| tMr toad aw- Mr. • -™ --• tnfawmb. Ya «onu e«napnn K^^pp suai jppiijfflv v Adieu to the old, and waieoaM to | taat iwm £ » new. litis week and for a Urn, « weeks to come Im going to try a, to hear what a little key can <h> to little experiment, and let's Hope it • get this time back fatty-itol SttHttttft works out for the best This will | or so. The P. T. A. member* ware call for the elimination of almost all; kept waiting approximately this long personel items, soeh as the ami, i.last JMdiy evening, due t6 the fart „ "*®"fSio» and «so vviiesiittoeHd •s«o aann da smon ". uj)uuee ji ttnhaatt1 < xthnee kKeeyy tToO tuhiee *sechooooolihnoouu se "had totheamo^of people residing j passed through so many hands with, ""my mother of the membership drhra now being set forth. , Attention pace again to the- ret|» made oh •H- ~:%ki ?r'\ • • ' ' V >ll/r .. *1 r,<r-v "S "BAIT' DANIELS y& LAIE SHORE CIMi| V- Now Serving: ^ " DILICIOUS STEAKS, CHOPS, OHIOUM ; . SHRIMP AND SANDWICHES v Fine Liquors and of course "Dan" at the organ! ., b Phone McHsnry 667-J-l Route 120--Lily Lake ! Mr* 4 -J Mchenry SIGN SERVICE • PHONE • « 440-R OUTDOOR SIGNS -- SHO-OARDS Truck Lettering a Specialty Window Lettering f i:B o Prompt Service H. ESKSZ Fox Street RfiiHomWe IIEEIER •Mp : fy i*t Uifnk yOu are when you see that -- --» 1 ttrvrttere riding along with the track, tor you iii he. It will be Mrs. Bassi naUu theltnt round With th* man. Also, aay residents not as yat betaking to tM CWMKft QH. shoaldnoC he surprised to recede'% call from tha committee headed by Mrs. Charles Rogers, having chargc of the membership drive. There are still quite a few people residing in Lily Lake who have not as yet become members of the Lily Lake Beautifying club for this year. This club depends upon the support given it by the property owners for its existence, so why not take a step forward and join. It would be nice, for a change, to get the cooperation of ALL the people and not juet the same few. My goodness, a variety hour, installation, of officers, cards and bunco, all in one evening. That's what you will be given at the coming event, to be held on September 28 at tin Club Lilymoor. This will he sponsored bv the Teen Age club. Donations of prizes and refreshments will be greatly appreciated by the club* All teen-agers of the community, not is yet members of the teen-age club, are invited to attend our meetings and consider enrolling. We meet every Thursday evening at the Club Lilymoor. On last Thursday afternoon, Doris Johnson entertained the Thursday club. Friday she left for a two weeks' vacation in Buffalo. The club will meet today at the home of Mrs. Orvil Maher. We were all glad to see Fred ~Svoboda, Jr., home oiwa three-day pass last week. On Sunday he returned to Fort Knox. ' We note with interest that the gas [>ipe-line, which was given much pubicity some time back, as one of the ; post-war projects of the Utility Companies in Northern Illinois, is roundjing the curve on the blacktop east of Volo. Maybe in the not too distant future Lily Lakers will have the benefits of gas for home use. • Also, if the North Shore Electric would make use of the right of way running west from the terminal at Mundelein, which it is understood li's stay at tha Mrs. Diek, Imw* at A iMr am Items we omitted befcn aypaar now. Two ^ • . a.a_ a lion. and _ i grtld time. ME. Ml Mrs. Williams and ehil* dren spant a two weeks' vacation at Jwiill Iwwt erf M^ and Jjfak 111 and the White Herman Bttaa lital ia Wha- WiMv haye, all ktf^i t>y now, in staying at daughter, Chrhrane. ie. Wallace have also their vacation. Ilowstone National _ trip ta Pbwa. This altered kegan. Ms tonsils As Mrs. the home „ Visitors are Mr. and __ just returned They-' Park. Mr. and Mrs « m datta* Am ve to rived on tha seta*. / v, ^ s fr: DR. SMITH la breed into hybrids Ihe qualities Farmera want. That's why he enjoys a notional reputation as a successful plant breeder. Ha hybrids have extra deep vigorous roots, strong, sturdy stocks that stand weR 'ttt harvest, resistance to drought, resistance to spring cold, abftty to yield in spite of borers wNh snsi cobs and deep kernels .., an aM round combination off quality lhat means more prollt for the Fanner. NATIONAL HYBRID CORN CO. NORMAL, I L L . Sold By MI1.LS West McHenry, Illinois JOS S. WTTTJIt Richmond, Illinois they have owned for several years, maybe Lily Lake would find direct transportation to Chicago right at its back door. Combined with other modes of transit this would really put us on the map. Speaking of ideas of that sort, now would be the time for the people of the south side, as well as other residents of the Lily Lake section, to get together and do something to the channel. The water is now low enough to allow a certain amount oi digging to be done. A picture of relief can be seen when looking into the face of Mother Kerrechek. After two years of worry over the welfare of her two sons in the service, she tan turn to other things, for they are now back home with her. John was in the army for two years and William was in the navy t for eighteen months. They Jftye both returned in the past two weeks. After spending nine years at her Lilymoor home, Mrs. Suchan has sold it and will take a trip to Europe. We are sorry to see you go, Mrs. Suchan, but hope you hav«>«ar most pleasant trip. Next Saturday will find Bill O'Brien and Vic Bassi in fatigue clothes transferring Bill's pump to a 6x6Vi foot pump pit--Good luck, boys, you'll probably need it. School days, school days, that's how the old familiar tune goes, <but after receiving a diploma from grammer and high schools one would think that was enough. Two of our lads from Lily Lake don't think that way though. One is Normand Cooper, a graduate of Senn high school, who will attend Wright Jr. college in Chicago. Norm will major in Commerce, following in his father's footsteps. The other lad is Mrs. Dick's son, Walter (Bud). He is a graduate of Amundsen high and will begin the term at North Park college about the twentieth of this month. "Bud" will major in pre-commerce. Imagine walking into a theatre and seeing some of your ldn on the screen. Well that happened to Bud Dick and myself last Wednesday evening. Bud's Conbrough, a member the Scotch -- Claude Vachet have returned to the lake after spending a short vacation in southern Indiana. Returning with them for a stay at Lily Lake and Chicago were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lenahan, sister and brother- in-law of Mr. Vachet. Visiting also at the Vaehet home was Mrs. Vachat'i sister, Mrs. Emma Weber, and son. Bob, of Pittsburg. Bob has just returned from service in tha various tHratres of war and expects to' enter an eastern school. Guest at tha McDermott residence last weak from out of state were, Mrs. MoDarmott's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Morrison and daughter, Myraa, of Clinton Iowa, also Mrs. McDermott's toother, Joe Paskovich, of Duluth, Minn., who is staying here for a week or so. •Frank Keller's nephew, or should we say right hand man, Chuck, has returned to the life of the big city after' spending bis summer months visiting with nis aunt and uncle. While the fair was on in Elkhorn last week, Lily Lake and Lilymoor were represented by Dave Heckman and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Surtees. Clank, Clank, Clank, now that the flood lights have been installed over the horseshoe courts located in the lower forty belonging to the C. O. Hyatt*, you shouldnTt be surprised to see quite a crowd gathering here on the fall evenings which remain. Now with Friday, the thirteenth, being tomorrow. 111 sign off, leavfn you >H wonder if it will be luck or bad luck for you. WHHMHHlwitlHIIIMO lite On the Bay • i H n i m i i f i i m i i n i n i (By "Cam" Martick«) Don't you think five feet under water in a boat stall on the end of a pier is a strange place for a girl's bicycle? I think so, too--but someone else must've thought it a pretty good storage place. They must've--because this girl's blue Ranger bicycle was found at the above described place about two weeks ago. The pier at the end of which it was found belongs to the Pistakee Bay Woods Improvement Association. If you happen to be missing a bicycle--or if you just want to find out whether or not this story is true --call Pistakee 693-M-l. _ Heard over the radio several days ago that we're due for a "hard winter and a tough spring." I've been wondering since, whether the commentator knew what he was talking about--guess w e'll find out soon enough. Mrs. Mary McNellis celebrated her eightieth anniversary Saturday night when her son, Ort McNellis gave a large party for many friends and relatives of Mrs. McNellis. At a spirited meeting of the Pistakee Bay Woods Improvement Association, held last Sunday in Dr. J. P. Frye's barn lounge, the old officers got their long1 expressed wish, that of retiring ana having new officers elected. At every meeting during the past five years they noped to retire from their offices, but despite their protests Were always unanimously returned to office. Last Sunday, however, they were determined not to be overruled. Mere thanks are not enough for the splendid job done by Dr. James J. Leach as president, Stacy H. Gifford as secretary and Walter L. Deroche as treasurer. uncle, Walter Con" IT £he "ew officers are; President, ber of th* S™t^iJuhu3 J- Koos; vice-president, Ken- Pipe Band of Los Angeles, appeared in "The Green Years now playing downtown ChicagoAi Mr. Con- Wonder Lake Route 1 . Ringwood, HL PHONK 568 McMAHON REFRIGERATION SERVICE HOUSEHOLD and COMMERCIAL luiuuiuuuiiiiuniuiiiuiuiiiiiuniuiiiiiuiiiuiitiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiimiimuiiiifi^ McHenry Office Route 120 The Bridge PHONE 419 DON'T WASTE FOOD HAVE TOUR REFRIGERATOR CHECKED NEW COMMERCIAL UNITS FOR ALL INSTALLATIONS V We aim to build our reputation by giving better customer satisfaction! GET OUR ESTIMATE KENNER'S TWO-DAY AUCTION Real Estate & Personal Property CHARLES LEONARD, Auctioneer Phone Woodstock 478 _ The undersigned will sell at Public Auction on his No. 1 Farm in Grafton Township, four miles East of Huntley, five miles West of Crystal Lake and eight miles Southeast of Woodstock, on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 All of the present Dairy Cattle aad Farm Machinery as stdverttsfd ia another bill -- and on -- . THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1* -- on the same farm -- 110 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK Including 100 Hofetaia Half era aad 10 Stock Balls On the same date tha 480 acres af land will be sold at auction all in Sections 14 and 23, Grafton Township. These farms consist of two complete sets of buildings and is an ideal set-up for either dairy or feeding farms. For particulars, description, program of financing, etc., contact the owner, W. H. Kenner, Chicago address 716 Wellington Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, the First National Bank of Woodftock, Woodstock, Illinois, or The State Bank of Huntley, Huntley, Illinois. Terms of Real Estate: Real Estate will be sold and it will be necessary for a 10% deposit to be made on day of sale, balance payable within five days after attorney for the purchaser approves titles. Arrange ments can oe made for financing on all real estate at 4% for a maximum of 10 years. W. H. KENNE1 First National Beak aad State Bask «f Woodstock , Osrkiag OMmv' tha. ahta ihava will next htwo and nit|r aonfbittaM t» tin an attaijiitilge of seventy popple. Aft«r_the dlnirtr, Commodore Dive Hall gava a sh0rt spe«ch and then berg for Jwtfnir tha^ rtiost points iis *&&',£?•<£»*. .o Chuck Hetttaon and Commodoia HaU. The Saturday Series Trophy, in the Saturday race* of '46 vu won by Ed. Rolfberg, while second prize Was taken by Commodore Hall and third by Richie Ludwig. • Chuck 'Peterson was presented with j mln C food and tcfinatoef. Eleh la totuttta C -wm with citrus trtdte Order your ruooer stamps at HatadealMw TRUSSES . --offered to su true* nann by on oper knead Iktn, Let them ndp you in your --l>i lion and appHcattair wm» the finast Urn at turcica) ' "" manufactured. To insure our customm oi tnistf cd» Sort and securing •• recommend FA* fmUSSBS lightweight appbanoaa hold your rupture mcwbXi nquirinc only ona^Mlf the (maura of odlnary tnaae& tt* experienced Attcn abc Aarve yoar needs tor Abdominal Supoarteta. Elastic Hosiery, Shoulder Bmes. etc . and our Bolger's Drug Store Green Street . McHenry Attention Car Owners We widh to announce that ia additlon to oor serrice, we now have a new department, fiare a complete stock of ... GENERATORS . . . STARTERS . . . DISTRIBUTORS FUEL PUMPS . . . IGNITION PARTS We rewind and build them to factory specifications! We are a little off the beaten path, but will guarantee you prompt and satisfactory service . . . OaH on ns and see.. ! Garage and Dealer trade invited & , <".U- t. , i Fred J. Svoboda Lilymoor, Box 416, McHenzy, 111., TeL Directions: Torn south from Route 120 at'Lily Lake School, turn left at third road (leading to lake.), second building from Center avenue. [ ' • f hk:- - •• IMPORTANT NOTICE Only properly registered electors may vote in the General Electie« to be held November 5, 1946, as provided by the Permanent Registration of Electors Law of Illinois. The provision allowing a non-registered voter to be registered on the of election IS NO LONGER IN FORCE AND EFFECT. VOTERS who will be TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF AGE on or before ion day, November 5,1946, MUST REGISTER FOR VOTING on or before October 8, 1946. REGISTERED^ VOTERS who have CHANGED THEIR NAME BY MARRIAGE or otherwise at least 28 days before election, must register anMf" on or before October 8,1946. ^ \ * M . REGISTERED VOTERS who have MOVED FROM ONE PRECINCT 10 ANOTHER within the County since last registering MUST APPEAL before the County Clerk or the proper registration officer and sign an application for change of residence, stating the old and new address, on or before October 8, *VOTERS ;who are REGISTERED IN ANOTHER COUNTY and now residents of McHenry County MUST REGISTER in McHenry County on or before October 8,1946. ' : Properly RegisteredJ,Voters Do Not ' 7:; Have To Re-register • • " To qualify for registration you must be a citizen of the United States, of the age of 21 or over on the date of the next election November 5, 1946, and on the date of said election you must have a residence of one year in the State of Illinois, 90 days in McHenry County and 30 days in the precinct pr district in which you live. ^ For the convenience of the voters, the Board of Supervisors of Mc* Henry County hias provided two days of precinct registration at the regular polling place in your precinct, said days being September 21, 1946 and October 8, 1946. Said registration place in your precinct will be open for the purposes of registration, change of address, etc., from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. (D. S. T.) on €«ch of said days. The County Clerk '& office at Woodstock is open from 8:00 a.m. to 5^)0 p. m. (D. S. T.), except Saturdays and on Saturday is open from 8:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. (D. S. T.), and any elector can register at said office up to and including October 7, 1946. For your convenience, any one of the following Special Deputy Qbmty Clerks and Deputy Registration Officers will register you or take care of your registration in the community in which you live up to and including October 7, 1946, to-wit; V'V OLLIE B. NELSONr RILEY MRS. HAROLD HYDE, N. STATE ST., MARENGO MRS. ANNA E. PHILLIPS, DUNHAM ^fRS. LEONA B. WISE, 203 S. AYER QT., HARVARD _MRS. MARION E. LONG, ALDEN* MRS. MAMIE TORNOW, HARTLAND % W. ANDREWS, SENECA KRS. MARGARET E. DWYER, HUNTLEY W,.C. NULLE, UNION „ WALTER REED, RIDGEFIELD MRS. ARLYNE PAASKE, HEBRON ARTHUR R ANDERSON, RICHMOND J. G. WAGNER, SPRING GROVE _ ALBERT KRAUSE, McHENRY HARRY C. SHALES, CRYST'L LAKE ZERN W. LUSTED, ALGONQUIN FOY L. MENTCH, CARY ERVIN LeGROS, FOX RIV'R GROVK NA0EL* Only Mcl^ry electors who are property registei'SBd in fliG precinct of their resident will be able to vote November 5, 1946, on the following ififlues * , FOR THE ELECTION OF NATIONAL, STATE AND COUNTY OFFICERS-, THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 2 el ARTICLE XIV OF THE CONSTITUTION OF ILLINOIS: fHE PROPOSED ILLINOIS SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' BONUS BILL. Soldiers, Sailors and military parsonnel discharged more than 60 day& before the date of the next election November 5th, 1946, must register on or before October 8, 1946, to vote at said election. . - Please take care of your voting registration so that you will be able to vote on these important issues at the coming election, November 5, 1946. RAYMOND D. WOODS -- , ' County Clerk, McHenry County, Illinois. If »• i-'* ir T i \ t , .A wif "t -f. .... J, r*." I . 1. „.v» » > ..