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* "' "*": " *""' •"•••' - • • * ' "" " *' " ' r ""• Jti".,i..*"" V"_ • • :1', ': .'^s'ifv* ' *'"' '•' ' - "' ' " a* H ftwt or be it, romor raising l||y hetd -- we menfolk had land together right now Arm ourselves for a style war. Otoo jit oar underground workwhom we can't name for fear spblling hid secret campaign in behalf of his fellowmen, us this week that our Is may be i showing next It's trueT~"£fiere is a move on to cram new footirop^ f^les our necks, " The ladies have cut the toes and ils out of their shoes and-*-- :ed individuals that they are-- to siifter no ill effects from wins through snow and rain. Could those dear ladies be in ck of this move to have the men Follow the fad? Say it isn't so! 'itffc" Along about this time each year wonder how anybodjf^ever ed us into the o«foa) style, had no objection to iliritching the old side-button shoe the lace type. But. cuttlffg the off our shot* in favor of the >rd style was goitfg far enough. It's a shuddering thought to of what could happen to us action isnt taken at once. Heck! 'e can't even walk over a gravel toad without getting pebbles in ' 4«r low shoes. And ibay still have i*e pls and toes. v•< r-r**t f'. '! The fellow who wrote that old song "Heel and toe--away go" must have had a crystal $tand up and fight for your glits, men. Now's the time to tijk. You cant do it with' the toes it of your shoes. Let 'em get those shoes aired and we'll be faced with far greater problem. Or would like paint on your toe-nails? the county league and wUl flay Cary here Sunday night - ' % < Basketball and more basketbalL It seems there isn't a, thing to do inf . M~r ic<H.: enry. Sex who. f ' ^ J Daily Pinups To resolve and tail is still better than falling to resolve. Caution thrown to the winds is a fore runner of stormy weather. A cooked goose is sometimes served with a dash of irony. Folks who grow money mad could be called dough-nuts. An emotion let grow to the sise .of a commotion, could develop into a demotion. A spoken word may be but a whisper, while an unspoken wor^ can be as loud a* thunder. Definition of a bore-- Here today but uninvited tomorrow. --Anonymous BURLINGTON BEATS McHENRY WARRIORS CAGERS 43 TO 31 ilUMlMi •iaffiiairii BOWLING NOTES --McHenry D. of A. - ' Buss Motor Bales, 2; Wattles Drug Store. 1. B. O'Brien, 4)9. Cubs Inn, 2; P. M. Justen Furniture, 1. Art Smith Grocery, 2; John the Tailor, l. L. Conway, 420; A. Gaulke, 201-472; L. Smith, 423. McHenry Lumber Company, 2; McHenry. Co-op, I. I. of C.W; . <•' Steffan Jewelry, 2f 1. Frost Studio, 2; Wall PU1 Insulation, 1. H. tMedrich, Ill-E>S4. The MCHS Warriors travelled to Burlington. Wisconsin on Tuesday night of last week for their first Swani basketball game of the season. When the shooting was over, Burlington had the victory, 43-31. It is nice to report that the Mc-v Henry boys started out like champions and were in the lead 9 to 8 at the close of the first quarter. Andreas got 5 points in this period to lead the way. The second quarter found the Burlington boys hitting stride and the Warriors making mistakes, especially in the art of passing. On a comparatively narrow floor, the Burlington team used a zone defense to advantage. Anything but a bounce pass was suicide and the Warriors weren't breaking fast enough to get into scoring position before the defense was set. It was in the second quarter that Seigler began to click on his way to scoring a game total of 17 points. While Burlington maintained a comfortable lead throughout the last half, the Warriors tore into their uphill fight with plenty of Early Birds -- McHenry Cab, 2; Old Bridge, 1. JL Oxtoby, 420; B. Buergler, 454; fi. Stackhouse, 457; N. Larkln, 448. Cary Electric Shop, 2; Stilling's Town ft Country, 1. B. R&pd, 189- 510. S. H. Freund & Son, 2; A. P. Freund, l. H. Knox. 487; B. Gilpin, 458; G. SUlllng. 483. Peterson Boat, 3; Freund Oil, 0. V. Peterson, 4SS. y# Bell Hops. 3; Swabbies, 0. Dog Faces. 3; Fly Boys 0. It. .. --Palace-- • C. 0. F. - G. Freund's, 2413; E. Thennes', 2283. Ernie Freund, 518; Gus Freund, 231-575. G. M. Freund's, 2532; H. Miller's. 2206. Leo Winkel, 524; F. Meyer. 525; G. M. Freund, 211-510; Joe Regner, 507. C. 0. F. 7 O'clock ^ B. Thennes', 2484; L. Stilling's. 2229. B. Althoff, 517; A Barblan, 214-531. H. Kreutser's, 2374; H. Steffan's, 2285, B. Kreutser, 508. Major <-- Carson Oils. 3; Downs Nash Sales." 0. Steffes. 501; Toyan, 605; Budler. 201-581; Crouch. 212-215- letter addressed to Mr. and Glen Wattles was forwarded us this week. "Muggs" says Falls are beautiful. "V* "Al" Buch, local American Leg- Joe Chairman for "Gifts to Yanks - Who Gave" is busy this week get- It i*>R those little boxes placed in business houses. Your donations Will help buy gifts for Vets of World War I, World War II and |t|flo those boys who haven't been rtoo lucky in this present conflict. This drive shouldn't be hard. : gave mpre than we can. 7-,|? " ---- After a bit of a lay-oft the high school basketball teams will be Ink* In action tomorrow (Friday) AMht when they travel to White- >;«5u>r. ^ |fext Tuesday nigbt Ahe high- ((ttred scoring outfit^ from. Hebron Play here in a nqn-conference enthusiasm. Don Freund found his 1621. eye to score three baskets. | Blake Motors, 2; Carl's Service The Warriors drew only 9 fouls, I Station, 1. Thorsell, 519; Bacon, but 5 of these went to Bob Mc- Culla to hurt McHenry*s chances of victory. The McHenry J.V. Five faded in the last half to lose, 27-24. Burlington F.G.,„F.T. P.F. Way • 0 Aldrich Kaiser McCarthy Seigler - Harrington... Young McHenry *'* Andreas ... Huemann . Freund ... Engdahl Kennebeck Hlller ...... McCnlla ... Aim totals is . F.G. Tha^s a fame you 'won.'t want to mils. All reports have It that Hebron is a team to watch this jrair. They have experience plus «i|rp eyes. On Friday evening of aut week Marengo will play here. Two homr SUmes next week tor the Warriors IElsewhere on this page you will s * 1 1 0 1 0 * 1 * 7 F.T. 3 1 . 0 •4- :• J * .1 2 t ' S 4 1 2 ,16 P.F. 1 0 0- 8 0 0 5 0 526; Rosing, Barth, 517. Rodenkltfc, Old Timers -- Cristy's. 2304; Rogers', 1232. Rogers. 628; Cristy, 411. Meath's. 2298; Dowas. 1201. Meath, 527. City -- '• Heeter OH, 2; T. Oleen ft Son, 1. Fantus, 514. State Qanlt 3; Lee ft Ray, 0. Walsh Insurance, 2; Kretuzer Dlst .l. A McCarroll. 505; N. BriU. 504; H. Steffes,, 501. McGee's. 2; Carey's. 1. Sarge, 511; "Pyritz, 531; Johnson, 202- 518. "immrirm. mmmm VMtti 105-542. Weetlake's, 2; Norsensen, 1. mann, 507; Meusling, 204-1 Chfiftensen, 213. Rett's,' 8; Kreutser's, 0. . "t Pitsen's, 3; Bowling Bar, JehnsbuTf Mea -- ' J. Jackson's, 3; S. Freund's •. A, Jackson's, 2; N. Smith's, 1. A. Jackson. 202-542. B. Miller's, 2; M. Scfhaefer's, 1. B. Miller, 214-217-602. G. Jackson's, 3; L. Smith's, 1. G. Schons, 218-553; G. Jackson, 215-515. v (Received too late for last watek) Wonder Lake Girls -- Lake Vierw ftm, 1; Rolaine Grill, 1. Cardinal Store, 1; Kreuger's Nursery, 1. American Legion,- 3; Mill Inn, 0. Lake Dry Cleaners. 2; Variety Store, 1. E. Hoyte, 185-450. fhars. Nlte -- Hettermann's Tavern, 3; Buschvs Bar-B-Q, O. Bob Pelsert, 558. Fox Motor Sales, 2; Leo's Tavern, 1. Thurs. Kite Ladles -- Hettermann's Tavern, 3; Weingart Trucking, 0. R. Stilling, 182- 477. Lay's Tavern, 2; Bowling Bar, 1. Jim ft Clara's Tavern; 2; Joe Frett, 1. J. Daly, 206-504. Pitsen's Camp, 2; Norseman's 1. Westlake's 2; Huemann's, 1. L. Meusling, 5151 R. "Wlldef,' 517; F. Luth, 544. Kreutser's 3; Oisen'a; .4 W. Schmitt, 200-525. iV Joknsburg Men $t&Y -tfti&mrmm: G. JacHaim's. 3; M. 8chaefer's 0. G. Schons. 518. N. Smith's, 2; J. Jackon's 1. P. Pitzen, 213-640; N. Smith, 114-517. B. Miller's, 2; L. Smith's, 1. B. Snyder. 500; B. Miller, 517. pects may CMPSPUr ' ammt SUNDAY f^iiiflnsrg Ent#rs . T«am In McHenry Couniy Basketball goes Into full swing next Sunday night for the grads of MCHS when the Co-ops tangle With Cary on the home floor: Two local teams have been formed and home games will be played on every 8unday night throughout the season. The first game will start at 7:30 p.m. Bill Bolger will manage the first team squad and will have some of the old gang of Co-ops back in action. However, some new faces will undoubtedly be working into the linup. At present. Dean Mc- Cracken, Jerry Larkin, "Honky" Miller, Glenn Peterson, Carl Nelss. Al Bockman and Bob Stilling are listed on the squad. The- second team squad will be managed by Don Howard and the squad looks formidable on paper. Harold Nye, Harold Michels, "Red" Olsen, Jim Althoff, "Bessie" Miller and Bobby Miller are on the Ceaaty Leagae Permed' The teams will play to a newly organised county league which promises to prove more popular ithaa any set-up so far. Teams will ' ~ve shorter distances to travel and should have better followings to out of town games. Teams will be entered from Cary, Richmond, Woodstock, Marengo, Johnsburg, llebron and Crystal Lake. The Lakers, with a wealth of material fHrtn recent high school teams, will enter two teams in the league; The formation of a team at -JOhttsburg ttite year, with their new 'gymnasium available, is expected to add much interest in the league. The Jackson brothers, former Coops, will appear in the Johnsburg lineup. Watih for big crowds when they meet McHenry. A complete schedule of games has been promised for next week. S. Freund's, 3: A. Jackson's, 0. list so far. Gene Corcoran Is ex- %. M. Smith, 60S; Si Freund, 202- pecting to join one of the teams 9 Model "WC" Tractot & Hiliii Cull. Model "B" Tractor & Cultivator 1 -16-ln. PullType PIOWOQ Biibber E. J. SHELDON PHONE 3-7W ORAYSLAKE, HJU 4 * *' " '^ \'« ciififtwYnASY* Wo would like to thank all those who sent cards and gifts and extended other kindnesses during Mr. Cronin's recent stay lu Hines liospital, They were very much appreciated. ^ : ?HB CRONIN family Order ; >ar personalised Christmas cards loot? at the Plaindeal- «r. Ksrssa PlgMen Courage-inspiring potions, brewed trwn ti|ert' claws, teeth, bones and whiskers, have been given to Korean fighters before a battle. $•^1 th« now roomst..« PTTHI SHHIMN life InaaVafis IMil life insurance owned che tT.S. ft the 4tUW at , 8214,400.000^000, very neatly the figure Just 10 yean ago. • :4v Ceek Feed fee Mica >an fartners. who prise meager holdings of liveatock. the feed which they give to | and bullocks. 41 Read the Want >*tH! GIVE AN APEX m F0LD-A-MAT1C ! FOR THAT LASTING CHRISTMAS GIFF y««r lietal in CMcap«i P^MIMlity .NivrHM, • FatdneNM IbebeagflMMW Totals 11 9 Score by Quarters: Burlington; 8 - 22 - 33 - 43 M c H e n r y : 9 - 1 6 - 2 4 - 3 1 Tarkey Crep Farmers are raising a crop of M,550.000 turkeys this year in the United States--8 per cent more than last veer Order your rubber stamp at where the Co-ops are now In pv,ln«ii»aler now! ATTENTION BOWLERS " SATURDAY, DEC. 2nd - 7:30 p. m. ^ MATCH GAM$ ; AT LAKES BOWL Betwoen the Nationally Known HONARCH CLASSIC UEA6UE TEAM O'clock Ladles -- Herdrich's. 2; Mfelteiiry Lumber, B. Farm, 474; V. Herdrich, 428. Juaten ft Son. 2; Riverside Dairy. l. J. Doherty, 411; If. DOherftr. 198-490. \ ft O'clock Ladles -- T. Olson ft Son, 2; Johnson's Bar-B-Q, 1. J. Slmoh. 420; S. Olson, 186-439. Oak Park Hdtel. 3: Steffan'a Jewelry. 0. B. Wtakel, 184-418; G Barblan, 474. --Bowlinf Bar-- Taver| -- if:. L and The Lakes Bowl House Team ^ Monarch Taam M Bwgpv JM Ffkas Lakaa Bowl Team Vera* (Stubby) Bakar Larry Reimert Char lay Portaous Charlft Courtney Doug (Red) Vicker* s THEE LAKES BOWL |V BOUMD LAKE. ILL. -- <In Town) Mmj. 194. lA mile wj»»t of Rtdlroad Depot Art)5O0 etd? NYE DRUG pTORjE WAJLGBKEK AGENCY lift RIVERSIDE DRIVE Mrl|E> RY » VMef*euT0W e Gereffe fci hotel IEVU. SHUKMAN Imndelpk ead fcHrti ItreeH CHICASO Aw* Wf Bertae, leerd Chelmew Janet A. Mart, Pretldeat »at Hey, V. P. end Oeal Mfr* i The $229.95 That Fo way The Apex Fold-A-Matic . . . . the most conyienent ironer ever built. Its full size with 26-in. rolls yet compact when folded away that it fits perfectly into any room. (When not in use the 'table-top' provides valuable extra work space). Beautifully irons everything that can be ironed by hand in half the usual time. ; TT;. C & J Electric & Appliance Shop . McCULLOM LAKE --McHENRY. ILfc. Also Electric Wiring and Repairing. " McHENRY -567-W-2 muaa/tssM HtW loafer service «myWfcere In U. S. fxcluijvt rapid road tmrrie• for CMC owners--eoN Wo»Hrn Union Oporotor 2J /or name of Mornf CMC ttpproyd Mrrico I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all of you lor tha splendid reception you gave the opening of my new gift store . v for the beautiful flowers and-heartwarming expressions of good luck ... for the friendliness, co-operation and help of Mayor Freund, Msgr. Nix and everyone \^ho gasistf^ j^ i,p the creation of this store. . ' .j?' '• -• * MILDfiED M. HOHMAN. IPP! mmmimnm- IN these uncertain djays it's wise to buy a rugged truck that can roll with the punches for years to come. Big fleet operators who keep careful check on all makes of trucks tell us that GMC's are consistent standouts for loitg lifcWttn minimum maintenance. That goes for all GMC's from Vi-ton models up. Many GMC Diesel trucktractors are still highballing loads with more than a million miles of over-thf» road service behind them. Jhe reason is --every GMC is ell track! Every GMC is designed by truck engineers for truek service with 100% truck-built parts. You get a real truck engine with high horsepower and higher sustained torque--more pull-- an engine that delivers fullPtwer without eating its heart out I There are many other extra-value reasons why a GMC is your best bu| for the long haul. We'll be glad te give you proof! 6AS0LINE & DIESEL TRUCKS TO 20 l O N s Ota tea! truck! W . ' UOHT . mmum • MMVr Moons • Wad. in wid,>f varitfy of *>gin-bo<fy^omU • •' { mkmnbinoiirnitt to St ovwy trucking n--d . % R. L OVERTON MOTOR SALES 403 FRONT STREET PHONE 6 McHENRY. ILL. I Yevf do freffer en a vsed truck with your GMC deafer i idlt-il.. 4i... I ' i'.- • . I ' S A k : i , . _ • • i sAM1 w