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Frenod & Son CONTRACTORS AMD BUILDERS Pfetni 1I7-R MoHmr; Our experience is at Your Strvioe in building Your Wants ; 41 * VQfflOH J. KRttX ATTORNEY AT LAW ' i: Pries Bldg. OFFICE HOURS ^ ftudaji aad Friday# Otkar Days bj Appoint mteate K FRETT BROTHERS CONTRACTORS ^ Ceaeat, Brick, Plaater a«4 ' Stucco Work Raiiding. Movi^aad Raising telephone 625-M-l McHENRT, ILL. ick.!%" Cr-f •" . May you benefit by good health and, good cheer for the shtire year ahead. ; < PETER GIES Shoes and Shoe Repairs Riverside Drive enry MY PUCE Restaurant and Tavern Green Street ^ ^ -h \ faiapkeM Na. SOIt'i ^ I Stoffel ft I--raare ageata far all property in the beat eoaip WEST MeHENRX T • • • • ... ILLINOIS FIRE AUTO INSURANCE FARM LIFl EARL R. WALSI Freaeatiag Reliable Companies yaa need inanraaoe of aay kM PhM 41 m «1M Hies Bldg. McHenry P. Freund Co. Excavating Contractor Trucking, Wydranlic and Crap* | _ ^ Service » *r Road Building •l' 204 M McHenry. til NEW YEAR.. ftfOTTWTIIffi TONTAN CONSTRUCTION 00. -General Contractors Tel 152 Wert McHenry Although I am angry at Santa iHaas, I wish you folks a Very Happy and Prosperous New Year, and everything should come over-sixe. B. POPP Always in -* POPP'S SHOE STORE T^rr I'JM MONEY TO LOAN „ I have clients who hare Money to lend on first mortgages on real estate and others who want to borrow money on real estate. If interested either way, I will ba glad to talk it aver with you. Joseph N. Sikes Wankegan Natieaal Bank BMg. 4 8. Geasaae St, Waakegaa, HL - LOADS or EJLFPIJTESS TO £LL H. C. KAMHOLZ Hardware West McHenry SLOcuars lakh Mrs. Earl Converse and daughter, Frances, and Miss Frances Davis and Martin Bauer were' callers at Waukegan last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Spafford and son, Bennie, of Jefferson Park were callers at tne home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mai thews Sunday. Arthur Wackerow spent Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Eatinger at Wauconda. Mnt. Frank August of Hubbards Woods spent Sunday evening at the home of Willard Darrell. Mrs. Celia Dowell and daughters, Jennie, Ethel and Marion, were callers at Woodstock Saturday. Mr, »n<l Mr s. Arthur Wackerow visited last Monday evening in, the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Burnett. Mrs. Raymond Lusk and daughter, Betty Lou, of Maple Park spent a few days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Blomgren. Harry Geary and son, Norman*' of Grayslake, wer^^llers at the home of Henry Geary last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner, Mrs. Catherine Wagnier, and Mrs ting ton FATTER „ c.7 -- National Editorial Washington, December 29--There is blood on the political moon which shine^ over the White House and the Capitol. If present moods are a trust-, worthy indication of what the new calendar year holds in store, then trouble is ahead in the relations be- >; tween the two branches of the Federal government. The special session closed down with nothing more than a large expense account to show for { their six weeks stay. The vexation which the departing solons left in their wake augurs. ill for the lawmakers when they return to their duties at the regular session next week. Hence, thej current jests at social gatherings where reference is made that the recent authorization* for a new fence around the Executive Mansion is a Mary • timely improvement over which verbal Sable were guests Christmas Day at! bricklets may be burled by comba-: jthe home of Mr. and Mrs. . Arthur j tents.' . f j ' Kaiser at Round Lake. / i•• i Th'e' special session called by the | Mrs. R. B. McGill spent Sunday at, President ^ November 15 is generally I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Mc- j regarded as ah expensive experiment i Gill at Wauconda. [in futility. Storm-warnings hoisted be- | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner, Mrs. fore the adjournment of the first ses- ;Catherine- Wagner and Mrs. Maryjsion last summer when an extraordin- Sablo spent Sunday afternoon at the ary Congressional meeting call was •hoijie of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W.agnejr threatened by the Administration were ; at Grayslake. ' ^ ignored by the White House pilot. The i Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schaffer of Mc- legislators hearkened to the official' 'Henry were Sunday afternoon callers summons with obvious resentment and ;at the home of, the latter's father,, with frank predections that nothing : Henry Geary. would be gained by the maneuver. The ! Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Litwiler of Roun<J spluttering fuse soon burst forth into I Lake and Mrs. Daisey Davis of Crys-! downright insurgency which could not ; tal Lake were Christmas Day and be stamped out by scolding or prom- ! Sunday guest? at the home of Mr. and i ises. The titular leaders on Capitol Mrs. G. J. Burnett. j Hill took their orders from Mr. Roosei Mr. and Mrs. Earl Converse were velt but were rendered helpless by a j callers at McHenry last Wednesday j multiplicity of stratagems adopted by !afternoon. . (their rebellious brethern entrenched | Miss Ruth Lusk of Grayslake was'in factions. The Republican majority |a caller at the home of Mr. and Mrs. in the Senate and House was never John Blomgren Monday. Betty Lou]sufficiently mobile or powerful to honjLusk' returned home with Miss Lusk. 'estly claim partisan credit for the Conj Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Maimen of Wau- gressional uprising against the Pres- !conda, Mrs. Celia Knox of McHenry idont's plans. Pressure groups like the land Miss Helen Bernier of Chicago organized farmers and the trade | were Christmas Day guests at the unions probably had more to do with I home of Henry Geary. I the spread of dissension than any othj Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Esping wereler 'ement in the political picture. I supper guests Christmas Day at the Business and industrial oufits wisely •home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivar Johnson at kept in the background of the political ! Davenport, Iowa. They also visited battles. jat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert j Mr. Roosevelt has been working with jGeer at Moline, returning home Tues-jhis lieutenants in drafting his annual !day evening. [report to Congress, which will be folj Harold Brooks spent Christanas Day lowed by his budget message. The sat the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lar- wiseacres insist that these greetings jabee at Bristol, Wis. J will be in the nature of a snappy pre- Mr. and Mrfc. A. W. Foss and lude to other communications from the daughter, Vivian, of Libertyville and White House designed to provide any- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Berg and two thing but a dull session. Conversadaughters of Davis Lake spent Thurs-1 tions with Presidents are usually so day evening at the home of Mr. and distorted in the re-telliijg that it is dif- Mrs. Wm._ Fosp. if.cult to gauge the trend of White Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matthews and House thinking on various controversons, Robert and Lyle, Willard Dar-|sial subjects. Yet, well-informed rell and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Esping scouts are whispering that the rumbspent .Christmas Day at the home of (lings of discontent on each end of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bailey at Am-j Pennsylvania Avenue will soon attain boy. a higher pitch resulting in an outright Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dowell and j feud. These dopesters would have daughter, Dolores, spent Christmas you believe that Mr. Roosevelt is thor- Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harris at Woodstock. Joe Dowell and children, Mr. and Mrs. John Passfield of Yolo and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Dowell and son enjoyed Christmas at the home of Mrs. Amy Cypher at Wauconda. GABBY QERTIE Tlie shins of the fatter are ited on the children--bat aot oo v Color of Pigeons Domestic pigeons are believed to be the only living things among which are found all . t h r e e kinds of_ unnatural coloration -- albinism (whiteness), melanism (blackness) and erythrism (redness). --Collier's Weekly. TEL. MAJESTIC lEleetrie Lights la Capit4l 9 Electric lights were put in tne Capitol in 1879 and in the White House in 1890. ^ R-Y " oughly irked at the defeat of his pet legislative measures at the special session particularly his reversal by the House in recommitting the wage and hour bill. They say that strong hints have been given out that Mr. Roosevet has found that flattery and an occasional pot-shot are of no avail in swaying the rank and file of legislators who stubbornly refuse to accept dictation from the executive branch. The new tactics, rumor hath it, involve hurling a catalogue of Congressional infirmities (White House version) to the waiting world in an effort to win popular support for Roosevelt policies. It is too early in the season to predict whose political hides will be left out to tan on the new fence at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. ( There are many hearty chuckles over the manner in which politics makes strange bedfellows. The cards are falling in such a fashion that President Roosevelt will find himself .obliged to play along with the same ciques that wrecked his Supreme Court reform bill last summer. His assurances to the taxpaying public that he wants to balance the budget through economies in public expenditures is right down the alley of the newly formed coalition. The new non-partisan combination, in the Senate at least, has many leaders who scuttled the court tinkering scheme. Their present program of ten points for sound government includes an item for economy. Other items are diametically opposed to present White House ideas for the main objective of the coalition is to bring about a stabilization of government policies to encourage recovery from the current industrial recession. The clash comes over principles wherein the Administration continues with dogmatic f\xity its crusade against private enterprise. With Attorney-General Cummings attempting to ambush the Federal judiciary when court decisions are against the government, the plan of the coalition for better relations is just 9 far-away objective. War alarihs emphasized by the hombing of the U. S. Panay in Chinese waters coupled with concern over the Ludlow war referendum resolution in~ the House of Representatives has diverted attention from domestic issues over the holidays While the social--- ites in political and diplomatic circles eat and drink merrily at swanky gatherings, a note of concern is quickly detected in their- conversations. Curiosity, as to what the President will say about international affairs in his annual message on the state of the union next week, has reached a fever point. The President's hand has been strengthened by the Landon telegram endorsing the view that Congress should not hamstring the responsible head of the government in negotiations with foreign powers. War scares have a tendency to level off political bumps. Order your Rubber Stamps at The Plaindealer. v .if* ' ' jfy HID SS •R.-F Green Street * •' ' 4 .Here's a wish for you to en- ,' ;aJ1 through the year. •P. V nothing but happinew Vf:; &YI: B ALEXANDER LUMBER CO. West McHenry $ v. 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