mS$£t - *<• ' '^v J ^ * • *T . ?15'"¥ <• 'V^t "t .>.-i *l;V•>' Diabetics «nr can trior |M cream. A new Wiacomlnfaw seta standards for a special in cream sweetened solely with saccharine. IV#* UNGWOOD TELEVISION Fish Fry Every Friday Night FEAOEB BKES Crime Detectioa lffOTHER was trying to discover. FRED BOWMAN f 'y-'fUr! lis Fag» Swm SCHEDULE DEBATE j The Re*. Donald P. Landwer of! the Chureh Federation .of Greater! Chicago, a former resident of Barrinffton, will take part in a debate opposing Mrs. Vasnti McCullom of Ch&mpaign, an affirmed atneist, in Chicago Thursday, May 27, it has, been announced. " Mrs. McCullom, j whose opposition to religious train-. Chuck fer SMe^p I Anerieaa WMMIH America's first church expressly i * ^olloday of Connecticut is tor college students was organised ID invented the first American 'first 1906 at University of Illinois. | class windmill. ing in public schools was upheld byj polygyny-the system under which Bates la Bee--< place m* Oast af, Lhriag *' ' Awke river canyon in the 1 ioag most peoples that permii Devils' region of Idaho Is second the U. S. supreme court, joined by Prof. Walker M. Alderton of the Chicago Theological seminary, will argue against the Chicago policy of dismissing children from public, schools for religious' education. a man is married to several women at the same time--the large majority of men nevertheless live in monogamy. One reason is the added expense of multiple marriage. / its impressive Grand Canyon beauty only of Colorado. to that r : Complete line of Lee's remedies at Wattles Drug Stare. ; Henry. HOI rovwy nuvn WMM 's fifef to k * Uf tUoWOCT/ Why Tokt Umttctsswy DMM9S?...YM,H S«v» ftUNty, TMI ; Why take chances? Let OW trained mechanics check your front wheel alignment and steering--NOW! You're assured of prompt and de> - pendable work--at reaaoaft~ able prices. When front wheels are only % inch out of alignment, tires an dragged sidewise 87 feet in every mile of travel. Rubber it scraped oil. Tires wear out fast. A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES SL PEARL STREET McHENRY; ILLINOIS PHONE 15€ which of her three youngsters had scrawled pictures on the back of her davenport, but all she could get were blank looks and repeated denials. At length father intervened. "Let me try," he whispered to the little woman. "You?" she hooted. "Do you think you know more about my children j than I do?" "Who knows?" rejoined daddy. "At least 1, can try." He examine< the scrawled pictures carefully. "My ^goodness," he finally remarked, "but these are fumy looking pockets here." "They're not pockets," sniffed little Margie. 'They're supposed to be buttons!" And .thus the culprit was reveals^. SEEKING PROOF < Strolling through the card room of a businessmen's club the other night, one of the members was surprised to see three men and a dog playing poker. Pausing to watch the' proceedings he commented oh the extraordinary performance of ^th# dog. "He's not so smart," the dog's owner remarked in disgust. "Everytime he gets a good hand he wags his tail." Many School Buses Nearly five million children in 1 United States ride school buses. U C T I O N Ed Yogel, Auctioneer The Wroag Reattne The mother was briefing little Mary, who was going to return her little friend's call. "If they ask you to dine," the mother instructed, "say, 'No, thank you, I have dined.' " But the conversation did not run as anticipated. "Come along and have a bite with us," invited the friend's father "No thank you," Mary replied with dignity. "I've already bitten." Order your rubber stampi at fhf Plsindealer. ,'f On account of moving to Arizona, we are selling at public auction at the Kornelle residence located on Route 1, Spring Grove, 111., % mi. E. of [ city limits the followjpg property on: SUNDAY, MAY 9$. 1W8 at p. M. D. S. T. ~ Cabinet lumber; plywood; 4<Mt . e*- tension ladder; £ overhead doom, (site 8x7); complete hardware; window frames; doors; skafold boards; and »cement forms. FU RN ITU RE--Deep freeze, 600 lb.; radio; davenport and chairs: lamps; 2 sets twin Hollywood beds; 1 double bed; dresser; end tables; washing machine; fish stand; chairs; clothing and large gilt edge mirror. MISCELLANEOUS -- Cord wood; house jacks; water tank jmd pig pen. KORNELLE & SON Spring Grove, Illinois Rom where I sit .. Jby Joe Marsh! If* Leap Year, Girls! tlrst girl in oar town to "get her •MB" on Leap Year was the Cappers' daughter, Jane, who wed Bfll Webster's boy last Saturday. . 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