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h J &%gSi23£,v,. ««. « •trww yaronta, Nick ~ Mr. aad Mka. of Dir te the ./ft.** wiHTI tMI WW Mf PVIDIS| and Mrs. CMh Ink Ml RfNGWOOD Mr. aod Un. A thai* ftuafty ef CUca*> (By Mia. Mr. sad. Kn. Nfak W r ¥w*i Day Mr. and Mrs. B. Wli 22? cnKndMuSnta!* fir? Sr Mr. and Mrs. Granrille Gariaoa nd of Maywood and KlRi Mra. Axel Carlaon vnl^lSSr1 gaaata of Mr. and Mra. daytm Brace on Now Year's Day. Mr. and Mra. Jdtic I&toard *K* children and Mrs. VM Mr. and to Madkm Wadaaaday after a WJLin. with Mrs. Jennie •W^ • Mia. Wegener remained (tor alstsr for tan day*. ROT. and Mia. Marshal entertained it a Naur Year's Eve party at KasSy's hall. Qames ware played md a social evening was enjoyed. Barbecues and coffee were served. Wegener, of family of Woodstock ware caHera in "DAN" DAHIELS LAKE SHORE CMI! : How Serving: - DELICIOUS STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKS*, ' --SHRIMP AND SANDWICHES and of course "Dan" at the1 Bob Doran, Mgr. Phono Sk'; S? r%> ^/. 'Xk ' <• -*'*• . •r £ . te wm **: • - m - S. r-'sK*••"* mrnt»m-LilyLak* M7-J-1 i u - f f * V ^ RUPTURED ? • yet, 6of / don't gaffer anymore. I wear a Non-Skid,Spot-Pad TrvarP Why don't you "changw" to the Noci- Skid, Spot-Pad Truaa? ^Thousands, who suffered, now enjoy greater comfort, with our Truaa, designed for all forms of reducible rupture. Come in now. Expert fitting, sympathetic understanding right here in your own city, where service is aomlaMm at all fanes. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE Green Street \ McHenry :: MILL INN :: (Formerly: Barnard's Mill) North End of Wonder Like at the Bridge STEAKS, R0AST8, CHICKEN, LOBSTER TAIL Dinnerrtemd from 6 to 9 p. m. Saturday: 6to Up.m. Sunday: 1 to7 p.m. FRY EVERT COCKTAILS -- LIQUOR - WIN* -- BEER . i o--•--• ; *7.' W# eafter to ;- .I'i'Mur 0 I. ii. i FiftAHE J. WIEDEMANN, Owner TeL ftidniwmfi sn Jr., left Monday Dfr Florida, where r wfll visit far a month. Ganyi* Thaaaaa oi stock entertained the Banco cltife at her home Tharaday aftai uuou. Prim were atoarded to Ms. Mdt Yoafeg and Mrs. Usala Thompson. John Woodward retaraed to camp in Florida Friday, after spending the holidays hen with his family. Andrew Hawley spent Friday fan Chicago. w* A silent auction waa held in the home of Mrs. Agnes Jencks Friday, the proceeds going So the WSCS. Kenenth Ctisty, Jr., of Chicago spent the weekend at hia home hare. Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler were called to Morton, 111., Wedneaday by the death of his mother, Mrs J. M. Batler. Miss Virginia Kmet of Champaign spent from Monday |tHl Wedneaday with her sister, Mrs. Mitchell Kdne, and husband. Mrs. Marshall and daughter, Mrs. Doblittle and Mrs. Bon Barber -of Greenwood attended the silent auci tion in the home of Mrs. Agnes Jencks, Friday afternoon. Mrs. Andreas of Marengo, Mr. and Mrs. David Redman of Chicago, Rev. and Mrs. Gilliland of Winnebago, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Andreas . of Mundelein and Charles Piske of Rockford spent New Year's Eve and New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas and family. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abendroth of Elgin spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Bacon. ' Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Shook Woodstock were callers in the Clayton Bruce home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon of Antioch spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Jennie Bacon. Dr. and Mrs. Stanford of Minneapolis spent a few days recently with his sister, Mrs. F. N. Muzzy, and family and his mother, Mrs. Stanford. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hinse of Crystal Lake spent Sunday in the Charles Peet home. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carr and family spent New Year's Day with her mother, Mrs. Hunter, at Mc- Henry. Mrs. John Hogan and daughters Charlotte Mid Mary, and son, John, Jr., spent Friday in Chicago. Mrs. Rose Jepson spent Friday night with her daughter, Mrs. Roland McCannon, rfnd family at Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cristy and son, Jerry, spent the holidays with relatives at Waapaca, returning Sonday evening. Mr. and Mra. Gordon Fossam of Richmond kept hoaae while they ware gene. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harrison spent Sunday with their daughter and husband at Lake Geneva. Miss Virginia Jepeon spent the weekend with her sister, Mrs. McCannon, and family at Woodstock. The Keystone Home Bureau unit met at the home of Mra. Roy Wiectrich for their December meeting. Nineteen members were present A pot-luck dinner waa served at noon. In the afternoon the country ladies Eit on a short play called "Uncle arlin's Cold," wnleh proved to be quite a laagh. Mrs. Gertrude Bitter of Kenosha spent New Year's Day and the rest the Mr. and Mrs. %y Dodd ahrf son «, 'STL? P. N. MU*17 Mra Stanford wape-callers at stodc Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mia. 8. W. Brown were •isitors at Crystal Lake Sunday evenine. Mr. and Mia. Geoige HaberMn spent Monday in Chicago. Mra. Many Ahdereon, Mrs. Lao Kaiis and Mrs. $»a Perldaa of Richmond came Monday afternoon to help Mrs, Jennie Bacon eetc&rate her 82nd birthday. Ice cream and cake was served! Mra. Sitae WWting and children were callers in the E .E. Whiting home Monday afternoon. iah CMtea is visiting friends at forkTlNW it. hay rope; 100 ft e Crystal Lake. I one aeaaon; i aaetion iron fat mafhlas. BO har «|ifadMr; hammermiP,> ltii hagak,Jlha new; Me> D. sUde typi haylsadsr; Mfc-D. aide deUvarv raka; 9-tt. mo#er; 10-ft grain drill; MM), corn alanter, with fertiliser attachment: MO-D. mamue . Mc-D. corn binder with carrier; 8-ft grain binder "with trucks; 2 hols power corn sheller; rubbar^tirad wagon with rack; 8-<ft coltipacker; fanning mill; grapple heck With AH Types of REFRIGMRATTNfi MAm s«a yield- In the Po valley in Italy, peasants normally harvest 60 bushels of wheat to the acre and other crops FEED--1,000 bu. Nichols oats, clean: 400 bales alfalfa and timothy; 1,000 bales timothv, well pat up; quantity loose hay; 5 ton straw to barn; 15 ft silage in lft-ft silo. MILKING in propo»-tion after 4,000 years or D. 2 ahu more et cultivation. mi INFORMATION ^ ON HOME FREEZERS A word to the wise about Home Frozen Food Storage Cabinets as to costs and economy. Quoting figures from patrons wi\o have been wring large aid home cabinets along with Locker Servioe. - HERE ARE THE LARGE CABINET Large Cabinets (16 CTL ft.) Average Price I825.C| 10% Depreciation per year Interest at 6% on $820.00 per Tear Average Power Bill per mo., IS JO TOTAL COST FOR TEAR SMALL CABINET Vor Lodur Patrons who use the 5 on. ft Homo Average cost $175.00 J10% Depreciation'^er year •" • - - ' t 17, Interest at 6% on $179.00 per year ;: 11 jLverage Power Bill per mo., $110 II ISM Two 6 cn. ft lockers in cold storage ptant at $12. 24.00 Insurance on locker space against afl hasards Us TOTAL COST FOR TEAR .$ <6.18 Hiis results in a saving of $50.B8. Far more iiilui the average user pays in one year to have his meats cut-up, wrapped properly and quick frozen at the proper temperature. Alt meats, vegetables and fruits must receive this servioe to assure good keeping qualities. Ho Home Cabinets have as yet been built that we know of intended by the manufacturers to quick freeze the products, know that all good manufacturers are instructing their deal... agents to inform their customers who buy home storage cabinets their food products should be properly fro2$n their cabinet. Y This message is %roti^ to ytra througli the coTrft«sy rf 1 jyw^ois FOOD wm\m,Asm 312 Elm Street Phone 439-W G EQUIPMENT. ETC.--Mc- B complete; iu miuc cans; wash •.( 541'J' 4 HEW MANAQ Wishes to announce that i DINING ROOM ai now open, serving good food and ^ wxtton o n '** -' f »' > | ft • , ft. ,1. •* .J ' PHONE 20 S. Green St McHENRT up Reservations now being accepted for Hew Year's Eve tk&kim •i' m •*ry*k%s rs^"»sa« ; .r ' £ • . •^fte (r3 tf ft !»• ? • • . j ' ; t,:. ;> :,et. It wtsfvu U.K-r- TERRITORIAL INFORMATION DEPARTMENT .ff J. i t v i c i <0m#ant os N S R U i a i n l i d f t V k w i s i i i n s i i t i i s i i a» i L i c r a i c comoant v,:-r 'h. tfmg* -mmm*