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AXBLOWKS m*; AO0 tion Jr a wr^i ^,, W*i the" hmm tai lids wealtfi MM MI e«t abort «f trad* * ptetir giass front N. H. Prtaech dnif S*iJ»eUS«P«5 rmy *M fear f6r the Hves of _ Mini In World War II wm mtt Ths An/ now adorns ths _ ^ A new addition is being Mlt to' ^Iflw the south slds of the *. & Pric. aoWs Blvd. < residence on Main street on ths Nortfcfcreok. West slds. the Flics « ths Plsinisslsr %itin and ate new ank«! ?***** home on the corner of; X.ff"* ths Waul i*ive and Washington JS"5L£!"*H* No. « ikh they recently nor- ?• Motion will also rspeffc, prinhn has inths last several liM. Now your property Is SSMIIMI at full, fair cash tahw. Ths •aasunt to affixed by ths md equalised by the state dspsrt- Msnt of rmme. This is prwvidsd for by the terms of laws passed by ths sixty-fourth general assembly «Ueh require the department to raise or lower the total assessed •value of real estate and personal prupeity in each county so that its ths county dark Is malted to ths «M6 mm •* id Talus, Midi ,Js illJJ hiffher than lMtandyou will find that the tax retos tor W46 materially lower than 1M6. The county treasurer is required to collect taxss calculated by ths clerk. All property tapis levied are •pent by our own local | government. Stsrinc Table Leaves 3 Store the eztenaion leaves from your mahogany dining tabls hi a cool, dry place. ony McHenry, Illinois J FW. - SAT. Wright -- Robert "PURSUED" PLUS--News and Cartoon. MON. June 1, - 2 Roonegr -- -- BonitSu Granville -LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY" ALSO -- World News and Bags Benny. TUESDAY (ONE DAT Leo Goreey -- Hants Hsll "MR. HEX" • Joe Tale -- Renie Risne "BRINGING UP FA1 WEDNESDAY Jady Canov« -- "SINGING IN Ken Cart is -- "COWBOY (ONE DAT) Allen Jenkins THE CORN" Jeff Donnell BLUES" When sending flowers to a Mend who hss Just undergone an operation, wait for two or three days, because even small amounts of ether in the air ruin flowers, and the patient is usually too sick at ths time to enfoy them. Complete line of bavid veterinary medicines at Drag Store, McHenry. Roberts Wattles; 43-tf-bp THURSDAY, JUNE f . Benefit for St. Mary's-St. Patrick's ScheoL On Stage iffiTTY NIELSEN'* FASHION REVUB On the Screen Maria Onapensksya -- -- Philip Dorn TVE ALWAYS LOVED YOU" In Technicolor Deota Open 6:SS p.ai.--Program Starts 6:45--Fashion Revue 8:45. MILLER THEATRE * PHONE 32 Woodstock, 111. THURS. - FRI. - SAT. May 29 - 30 -51 Continvous Shows Friday (Menmrlsl Day) from 2:30 on--Open 2:15 Edward G. Robinson Lon McCallister "THE RED HOUSE" PLUS-- "ROLLING HOME" lean Parker with -- Russell Haydsi BUN. & MON. -- Jane 1 & 2 rWO MIGHTY ATTRACTIONS OF ALL TIME. ONE BIG PROGRAM "KIT CARSON" with Dana Andrews -- ^(oii Hall "•••'-S«Lynn Bari PLUS LAST OF THE* MOHICANS" Randolph Scott STARTING TUESDAY, JUNE "SONG OF THE SOUTH" U,.(: U C > V i W I T H MEYERCORD DECALS KfTCNKNS/ ODD PIECES/ DOZENS OF NCW DESIGNS -- SUNFAST, WASH AM Li, INtXPtNSIVt CAST TO USt--JUtT IMP DECALS IN WATtt AMD APPLY! * • • • • THEY'RE EASY TO JtfflMOVff ftttiow mcsff rwo CAST srm TO REMOVE OLD DECALS-- J'£r: Apply this to old Decal. The moisture wffl hold it ia place. Let it eet tor several ®Start the edge with a knife or ow you re to apply :, fresh, new Decals. wa • JOHN J. VYC1TAL HDWE. PHONE 98-M . McHENRY t J l t i t i i imi >i •«* mum •> * ; MOST. PRECIOUS life's most precious moments live forever in the burning depths of radiant diamonds ». . Come in and see our exciting line of Treasureland Rings .,. . Their value is guarded, •heir excellence is assured by the Treasureland Certificate Guarantee and Registration. « AwW* , . and North Western •II ths for Inetallathm of rates at Ae Main street craaatef Gary, where three killed two weeks ago, a no recommendation such protection at an into the death of Mrs. EUine Kadlec, 21, her seven old daughter, Melodie Soe, of Rirer Grove, and Mrs. Helen Exn 25, of Cary. They were killed wfa Mrs. Kadlec's car was strnck by speeding Chicago-bound train. The railroad has plsnnsd to install gates at the crossing for the last me years but becanas of ths war was unable to get all necessary equipment. • Needed material is almost com plete now snd work will start on the instsllation within a short time. KE1M/& St. Mary's Cstholic Church Sunday: 7:00, 8;30, 10t00 and 11:80 Holy Days: 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. Week Days: 6:45 and 8:00. First Friday: 6:30 and 8:00. Confessions: Saturdays: 3:00 p. m. snd 7:00 p. m. 'Thursday before First Friday-- After 8:00 Mass on Thursday; 3:0) p. m. and 7:00 p. m. Msgr. C. S. Nix, Pastor. St Patrick's Cstholic Charch Masses: Sunday 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 and 11:00. Holy Days: 6:30 and 8:00. Weekdays: 7:30. First Fridays: 7:30 On First Friday, Communion <8stributed at 6:30, 7:00 and before and during the 7:30 Mass. Confsssions: Saturdays: 4:00 to 5.*00 p. a. sad 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Thursday before First Friday-- 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 8:00 year Rev. Wm. A. O'Rourke, Paston St. John's Cstholic Charch, Johasbarg Masses: Sunday: 7:00, 9:00 and 11:00. Holy Days: 7:00 and 9:00 Weekdays: 6:35 and 8:00 Firat Friday: 6:36 and 8:09 Confessions: Saturdays: 7:25 and 8:00 Thursday before First Friday-- 1:30 and 7:30. Rev. A. J. Neidert, Pastor. are over, and with i memories less keenly felt the day should be one of deep reverence, together with a fesHnc ef contentment thst we are ones again living at peace. The day ipQl not be a really happy one for many people, however, for on 'all holiday i in recent years the traffic dfeaih toll keeps mounting with eaeh passing year. The followhaar Mt «| timely article, beleased .few a leading insurance company, migfct well ^ heeded if hundreds of motorists *ho ate hale at>d hearty today would be alive and strong totfwitow: "Yen Bet Your Life"- "40,000,(^)0 automobile drivers, some good snd some bad. "140,000,000 pedestrians,' including thje very yonng, the very old, the lame, the nalt and the blind. , *'34,000,000 automobiles, sonfe new, some old, and many ready to fall apart. "3,000,000 mules of highways, with many a hazard in every mile. "Add all these together and you have America?* traffic lottery, a comlpex game of life and death in which each one* of us, willing or not, must have a hand. •Last "ear, 83.900 were killed and more than 1,500,000 injured in- U. S. street and highway accidents, according to figures compiled by the Travelers Insurancec companies. It was a year in which most of us did not yet have that new car and those new tires with which to drive as frequently, or as fast, or so far asi we might have liked. But the cas-' ualties were heavier than in any since 1941. Why ? xie street eommisskmsr rep! the red bridge, in this village dsy last week, putting it in first class shape again. R. Bishop has been rebuilding the abutements to the bridge scross ths mill race that were aomewhat damaged by the high water this spring. We learn that Stephen Freund, who lives on the Johnsburg prairie, was kicked by a horse on Friday last, and his hip bone broken. E. J. Hanly sold his driving team one day last week to parties from St. Paul, for the handsome sum of $700. FIFTY YEARS AGO At the regular meeting^ol^ the village board, on Monday Evening, the following appointments were made; Treasurer, Simon Stoffel; Village Attorney, H. C. Mead; Marshals east side, M. NieseYi; west side, John Walsh; Street Commissioner, John Slimpin; board of health; Dr. C. H. Fegers, R. Waits and M. Englen. , Heman A Schneider have moved their jewelry store into their new quarters, three doors south of the postoffice. The new telephone is nearly com- ' TWENTY-FIT® YEARS Mr. and Mrs^ have out from Chicago ing their ~ Riverside street, which chased from M. M. NjhMSn. Very satisfactory progress is being msde on the new gTfin elevator now under consfaovtkm at %k^West McHenry flour and feed qdfl. Miss Clara Freund, is ployed at the E>verett music store after a two weeks' employment -'at; the office of H. E. Bueh. ' V ; , - • j Speeding was the direct cause of 9,460 deauui ahd^230,71Q In juries in 1946 traffic in tlty» United States. Heed speea limits^ , ticlpste in the ceronony. the dedication, the bronse wffl be; permanently inatalled Mting. StrawberryJtftlall MMland Is a new ;riul*ty of berry of top qtaU# that promises pay well on latfd not infected w red stele disease. Complete line of David veterinary medicines at Drug Store, McHenry. ' St. Peter's Csthobc Chutsh* Spring Grovo Masses: Sundays: 8:00 and 10:00. Holy Days: 6:30 snd 9:00. Weekdays: 8:00. First Friday: 8:00. Confessions: Saturdays: 2:30 and 7tli. Thursday before First Friday-- 2:30 and 7:15. Rev. John L. Daleiden, Pastor. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church (The Church of the Lutheran Hour) John St. Vi block east of Hwy. 81 West McHenrv, 111. Rev, F. C. Pudsell, Pastor Sunday Worship Service--10:15. Sunday School and Bible Study-- 9 o'clock. Visitors and vacationists are heartily welcome in all services. Sunday, school children may have attendance! cards for their Home-church records. "Most of the 1946 dead and injured were killed or hurt because they took a chance. They didn't pause to consider the risk because they didn't expect to lose. They DID lose. "What of this year? This month? Today? "Some will, Jose because they are willing to take a chance, no matter how great the odds. Others will lose mm- 'tlHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflllllllllllllllllllllllllllll CORDS LATEST HITS Well, It's Fishin' Time With the moderately warn weather during the last few days, along . with plenty of showers, comes the urge to take that rod and flies or a long oane pole and a can of fat worms and meander down "PEG O' MY HEART," and "HAR- a "babbling" brook MONICATS* BOOGIE," By Har- along the shore of one of "MAM'SELL&» By Art Lund. •ANNUAL OPENING EOR SEASON OF 1947 Robsrti Wattl 43-tf-bn -m- McCullom Lake's Free Movies ' • TODAT, MAT SO (DEOOBATIOH DAY) at CRICK'S GROCERV ' S e r v i n g H y d r o x I c e O m o a n d S o f t D r i n k s / 'AV. VO 1 or monicats.' WONDER, I dy Howard. t. M- **CHI BABA, Hayes. CHI BABA,M Sher- Community Church Church School: 10:00 a.m. Worship Service: 11:00 a.m. Methodist Youth Fellowship, 7:45 p.m. Rev. Wayne Price, Pester. jlingwood Church Ringwood, 111. Sunday--Public worship, 9:80. Church School: lQeSO. Choir Rehearsals--Wednesday evening. Rev. George Marshall, pastor Gospel Center Wonder Center, Wonder Lake (Nonsectarisn) Services Sundsy Bible School--10:15 a.m. Morning Worship Service--11:00 a.m. Midweek Prayer Service on Thursday lEhrenings at 8:00 p.m. A cordial Welcome is extended to all the people of ths community to worship with us. FRANK W. ANDERSON, Pastor. - • • • • . J "CUDDLE UP A LITTLE CLOSER,1 Sherman Hayes. _ "AL JOLSON'S ALBUM." "ROMANCE," with Eddy Howard. EDDIE HEYWORTH ON THE CHILDREN'S ALBUMS. lakes around the old town, to say nothing a row boat and trolling^ will soon be vacation Fishermen should right' w now prepare to replenish theif many home about It time. stock of flies, lines and the other necessary paraphenf ajia. t Wp ii are itifr reeciwir^ a ' new shipn^ent of these item® and invite you sportsmen come in and look them ov< The above are last s fsw rseonts we carry in stock. of the! 4 PHONE ISt-J Farm Rial Esfaft Taits Takt Bif Janp la 1941 Average farm real estate taxes per acre for the nation as a whole in 1945 were more than 10 per cent higher than in 1944. This is the largest year-to-year change in more than a decade. Taxes per $100 of real estate value declined slightly In 1945, principally because of rising land values. Changes in taxes per acre for the individual states, were characterized by a wide range of increases. In only two states did taxes per acre decrease from 1944, the decline being small in each. The pressures that led to increased taxes in 1945 are similar to those which brought sharp incressss during and immediately after World War I. But there are certain significant differences between the tw • periods. These differences relate particularly to the position of property taxes in the state and local revenue systems and to the allocation among the levels of government of fiscal responsibility fqr various functions. In contrast to the situstion during the World War I period, man# states have been relying heavily upon motor fuel, income and retail sales taxes. Rising price levels tend to increase the revenues from taxes such as those on incomes snd retail sales and to that extent to reduce ths pressure toe tacreaass In property taxes. When yea want records jyst-^Mt us at 514 W. Main 8t. PhoM McHenry 121-J^ «. IIHIUMIIIIIUIIIIBUIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIII Remember, we also carry1 line of quality hardware,. Nickels Hdwe. Phono 2 Main 8t., West McHenry w m* Your favorite, Frolic perfume, :_l purse-sin, with its own u»etal " safety holder! Limited ^ :' tf-V . , 5.^ i' T'i-* Tt Bolger's Drug Store Oreen S | : ; l l c a m r y Boiling Eggs Wwnhsenn yyoouu ppllaann ttoo bbooiill eggs which have been kept cold, they Aould be removed from the refrigerator at least half an hour before cooking to take the chill off the eggs. Very oald eggs are move likely to crack " In hot water than eggs at- mom temperature. ^ MTST # Add to the life of your cor-ond TREAT YOUKSilF TO THE SMOOTHEST, QUIETEST RIDS YOU VE even HADI DO BOTHROW-- by getting a durqble Nox-Rutl Sowidfroof undsrbedy Itcatmmt. Stops and prevents jRxposed metal--obtorbs punithment freei gravel ond daders ftbdts out corrosive sohs and moistere and CWM6M vibratioa. Can add many times its coif to your car's trade-in value later, •Why not drop in and make en appointment today? IS,'* DOWNS % NASH SALES & SHIVICE- 406 ELM ILL. m. m - : • *• ' CHENET NYLARDT ||i )gl FOOT ties--i Cheney's exclashe ] on the soft, saMMth fad of silk. "Yet retain tki lsag-lssti^. essy cleaaing, wria^e-resistisg finlities of nylon. And the cBstinctivc pattens and happy color coaddaatims el Chcne/e new Nylsrds ssake them the , brightest jspot in aay wardrola See dieai today. #>"'. .1 pi MmjMI W* IM4ENRY