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et fatereat taken frtfin the fits at the McHetiry Plaindealer •C ftati MO. Forty Tears Ago : *W«rk on the ol<l Northwestern located at Nipperslnk Point, tWHUy purchased by the Plstakce Otntrjr Club, U progressing nicely. The hotel is to be converted into • most fashionable clubhouse •M when al»l i--m• p•--ro vements on STRICTLY FRESH VI DAiN-MAKlNG ex pert menu In New York were postponed recntty because of rain. That's Uke 1 «fW^n off 1 blackout on account *if darkness. * 1 Wipe the elate clean after every • Inrltal quarrel, says a lady col- «inaM. And don't torgvt to ?ick iup those broken dishes. i Onion surpluses flooding the iijMirk^t will mean a substantial *fii» cut for the housewife, agrt-. (Cultural experts predict. Well, aba'll still have plenty to cry about j . . . 4 When Investigating reports * about flying saucers, the first thin* ] to do is determine whether ob- .- Servers were in their cups • • • Arrheolngists recently uncovered evidence ol a murder coinin 1850 B C • The SiU» r> Should have knuwn. they couldn'1 |et sway with il. -- FOR -- Tile -- Gutter «fd All Bwildin* Materials at ' flee Representative FRANK GANS ' ball ioe-w or write 900 Riverside Dr., McHenry fREE ESTIMATES - „ _ i . : • ^ - . * • ' • mrmwtLv" 1 * .,(i* ' * 5?; v:vw j *.lT T • - - - s j... > 1 IT 1£ - j F fK*Vt*t . Tj buildings and grounds are completed that club will bear the distinction of owning one of tl|o fineat clubhouses in this part of the state. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Math Bauer, who reside near Lily Lake, on Tuesday of this week. Hundreds of silver bass have been taken from the waters of Griswold Lake by local anglers during the past two weeks. Large catches of bass, pickerel and pike are also every day occurrences on the Fox River. James L. Conway,, the Rfngwood well driller, recently completed a flowing well in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith. This is the first well of its kind ever constructed in--a home in McHenry and the water is A No. 1. It is not at all improbable that a series of Lyceum entertainments will be held in McHenry the coming winter. A canvass is now being made by those interested, with the result that over 150 season tickets have been spoken for. The series, if arranged for, will contain six entertainments each and every one of the highest class. On Wednesday morning at St. Theresa's church, Chicago, occurred the wedding of Mrs. Susie Smith of this place and Mr. James Revor of Minnesota. The bridal pair were attended by Mr. and iMrs. W. G. Schreiaer of this place. Twenty-Five Years Age Mrs. Barbara Schiessle, a highly esteemed and long time resident of this city, passed away at her late home here last Thursday after an illness of several months* duration. Surviving are three children. Mrs. William Mead of Raymondsville, Tex., Miss Clara Schiesslc and Mrs. Peter H. Weber of this city. Clarence Eddy, one of the world's greatest organists, will appear at St. Mary's church Sunday evening, June 21, when he will givtf one of the recitals which has brought him great fame both in this country and in Europe. A wedding of more than ordinary interest was solemnized at St. Mary's church by Rev. Charles S. FLOOR TILE CEMENT WORK Asphalt and Rubber . Toimdations - Driveways also and Plastic Wall Tile ' Sidewalks - Stairs Riverside Tile & Cement Co. 126 Riverside Drive. . Phone 661-J-l or 196-R McHenry, 111. ACCURACY FOR HEALTH Latin is not a dead language to us because it is used constantly by your doctor when he writes a prescription. We consider it a living and vital reminder of the importance of accurate prescriptions for your health -- always bring your prescriptions to tu. ; . NYE DRUG -STORE t § ^ tiftnlfrttrtVlgencii FHOinS 26 HcfflENKT M, A husky, luxurious new § 1950 Packard Eight --die • ww popular, 135-HP,6-pasatoger Club Sedan--at ins than you'd pay for some of today's sixes! Only 2272 20* mmmm m mum •Mfewed tiara--stsU m*» toed taxes, if amy, tmd white sidtwalls ($21), extra. (Prices may vary slifbtly in adjoining Price includes fender shields, direction signals, trunk and courtesy lights--and many other desirable features that cost extra on "price* leader" cars! A generous, full-value allowance for your present car. An allowance which, in most cases, can put you in a new 1950 Packard Eight with no cash outlay ... and keep your monthly payments low. So--before you get serious about any car--in any price class---you owe it to yourself to get a fullvalue appraisal figure, from your Packard dealer, on the car you're driving now! Do it now and be all set for the grandest touring season you've ever known. ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS OMS ...<•* p"* * ; greatest drive sensationl PACKARD ULTRAMATIC DRIVI Exclusively yours, extra cost, on aU 1950 Packardsl to' we want you to drive M 1S5-HTBGMT ISO-HPSUKt U04VCUSTQ* WEST McHENRY MOTORS T*******.!#. • < ' ' ROUTS 31 r, , '*"*»• WEST HcHENKT, ILLINOIS ' 'til J?*;.- J ' !'?v *' H • * ; . . Nix on Tuesday wfeek, the principals Mary Esther Stoffel and aid John Carey, both of Ifelftiffy. The couple had as their attesdhlftts. Miss Genevieve Carey and Mr. Paul Bonslett. ' The Polly Prim tavern, located one block south of Fox river bridge, has opened its second season and meals are again being served there at all hours. Mesdames A. O. Barbian and John E. Freund have leased the store room, during the ipany years occupied by the M. M. Niesen grocery .and will opefl,_in_the near future a women'^ and chQdMn's apparel store, Ur be known aa the 'Nobby Style^shop." § MIX ACCIDEKT • A McHenry county farmer died last week Wednesday from wounds sustained in an accident Tuesday afternoon between 3 and 4 p.m. Fay Olbrich was ploughing in a field near his home when the plow struck a rock and threw the man beneath the plow. Taken td the Harvard hospital, it was found that he had Injuries to hls left jaw and a skull fracture. Iplpc ATTEND FJJJTERAL Miss Ann Smith was called to Midlothian last week by the death of her cousin, Gertrude Smith, 16. The latter was killed in an auto accident as she was returning from a roller rink. " , "SPEEDY" I|< TnHvE6 F IxNoEt iLe£ eVv»MesC UAPjp4eMeApB AKTQ smss FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICING- JOBS IN THE PAST VBAR GARAG "THAT OWr HJAUSST sotwrmNC wjfNifAloMv Hf IS Pockbt. 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