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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 21 Dec 1950, p. 5

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(costtaaei (nun pafi 4) 1'* *4ito Hoaae. 3; I^ndl's •• <: O. Schaefer, S16; M. flehmttt, IBB; H. F&ntus, 606. ' 7 Snog^Harbor, 3; R. Place, 0. |Wheelock, 551; Meath, 213-iSOfp; H Behnke, 69. Herdrtdh * SOB,*; Cabs Inn, 9. • Low, Sit. . ' f > * 0. P. • OTleek-- Gu Preuad's, 238i; Ed Thenaee* not. Got Freund, 542. . O, M. Frewnd'a, SStf: Miller's 8432. H. Weber, 206-438; F, Meyer, 866; O. M. Freund, Bfelt i, Herd- W?h, 212-549; H. Miller, 500. jc. 0. F. 1 ©TIeek-- " Kreutser's, 2425 ^jfrteffan'a, 2291. " ' . B. Krentier, 551: H. Steffan, til; L. Thenne*. 521. Stiliing's, 2324; Thennea' 2245. 1. Stilling- 91rt.gft7- P 512. f ^ Downs Nash Sales* ijN Carlson Oil®, 1. ^ Bndler, 200-540; Crouch, 256- 594; J. Downs, 529; Cristy, 203- 554; SteKfcs, 521. Carl's Service Station 2; Blake Motors, 1. Schlitt, 536; Thorsell, 507: Jannotta, 526; Les Bacon, 205-544; Rodenkirk, 243-577; Hup Smith. 518. Old TImccs-- Meath's, 2296; Rogers, 2247. Rogers. 212-202-549; Meath. 519. Blake's, 2249; Cristy's, 2187. One of the oddities of bowling occurred In a match between the Palace* Recs and Ingleside this week when the teams were tied at 24$6 aftfer three games. A fourth game was rolled to decide the match and Ingleside swept to victory 891 to 827. It was J. Bustra, of the visitors, who came through with 225 pins in the third game and 223 tn the play-off to take the match. Here's how they bowled for three games: Dick Jaeger, 429; Harold Steffan, 200-537; Bud Thennes, 202-557; A1 Justen, '430; Dick Hester, 200- 533; J. Rechel, 204-485; J. Busta, 225-483; D. Vermillian, 488; B. Klaus, 201-566; B. Britx, 464. Lay's •May -- Bowling B* -- Than. Kite Ladles-- -- :r Weingart Trucking ); Breier ft Son, 0. B. Clark, 193-430. ^ * <k0. ^ Man's Here A^ain! If You've Waited 'Til Now To Buy GIFTS for MEN .... There's One Store To Come To GIVE HIM SHIRTS far Christmas Chmt1 i ? GIT« Him a New Shirt in His Favorit# StyU $3.50 and Up Shirts -- a .welcome gift always \ Come in early '-- select his most becoming style from our wide assortment of white-on-whites and pastels . in finest broadcloths, cottons and pure silks. He'll appreciate your thoughtfulness. You'll appreciate our down toearth prices! 1 4 s AGood Night's Sleep... What Finer Christnras Gift? • ! They won't crawl .. . bind ... * cling, these pa jama wonders. And because they're carefully tailored and soundly constructed, they'll stay that way through repeated washings. In his size, .his colors, his designs-- FROM $3.85 • <' t • • •li*ll •!' • • .ji <• ,|. ,}, ,{• ,j,4,,{, i o I Handsomely ^ailored wobl flannel or brocaded robe In solid tones--rust, blue, roon or red. 91245 Ml «p < 1 I11 1' I lilt H ' I PIGSKIN GLOVES WHIP STITCHED $5.95 Qne . . in a brilliant collection of pigskin gloves . also lined capeskins," mochas . . quality gloves by the thousands Others from $3.50 to $745 ARGLYE SOX . Just the thing to keep that man on your list tn the latest styles, 50% wool and-50% jiylon.in a' Wide/ variety of oolora. Leo's Paiaterettea, 2; Tavern, 1. • r Bowling Bar. 2; Frank Sand & Gravel, 0. - * /' V Z. Malochleb, 430. *-•' T--. Hettermann'8 Taver^sa, f; Ml and Clara's Tavern, 0. M. Hettermann, 435; ©, feettermann, 17%^, StMia«,. Smitl), 430i Thars. Nlte-- Hettermann's Tavern, «; Busch's Bar-becue, 0. Leo's Tavern^ S; Motor Sales, 1. „ Don Michels, 540. \ FIRE CHIEF IXJUKEIk 'Marengo's fire thief, John Benton, 56, was seriously' injured on Monday afternoon when he was struck by an auto while jumping from his own car in responding to fire alarm. The accident occurred in front of the Marengo fire station. where he had stopped to get the fire engine. »Ttais was the second time in the past six months he had been injured. tn!" Head tne want Ads. 6£T$t%< /for Safety, Convenience and Herd Improvement " Weader Lake Girls-- Mill Inn, 1; Lake Dry Cleaners, 1 . t McHenry American Legion, 2; Variety Store, 1. Rolaine Grill, 2; Cardinal Storey Lake View Inn,'t; Klrueger's Nursery. 1.. - F. Feldhahn, 423. 0©n»»*l-- - Norseman, 2; Kreutser*#, £ Pitien. 2; Olsen. 1. C. Michels. 222-538. Westlake's 3: J. Frett's, 0. Ernie. 202-584; Dick, 316 Fred, 503; B. Rochelle. 618 ijr-m '.a-i i-5: Johisbnf Men-- J. Jackson's. 2; G. Jackson's. 1. B. Meyers, 502; C. Michels, 505. A. Jackson's. 3; B. Mlllerii, ©. B Snyder, 516. ( r < J. Frett's, 2: L Smith's, 1.. M. Schaefer. 518; B Freund. 534. S. Freund's. 2; N. Smith's, 1. P. Freund, 504; J Freund, 209- 557. . , Why ride crippling injury OC sudden death day afttr day? Get rid of that dangerous bull and breed your cows the safe, easy, artificial way to Sires Proved Great. 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