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v>>>' l - r < : *?>* ..i<: ; PlhUshed ersry Tharaday ait AleHeniy, HL, by Charles V. 1 i • j »7i Entered as second-class aialtsc «at the poatol Boa at McBeniy, dar the act of May 8, 1879. One Year i tf ._41J60 A. H. MOSHBR, flWHor and Maaagar ':h^ fbrntkM SmpmUtl** Silversmiths, goldsmiths, coppersmiths and blacksmiths have always been held In a sort of mysterious renown. Their work of wading and • shaping had a good deal of mystery In tt which ministered to superstition, rfiome relics of this superstition made riniich of smiths, and their work, espe- ;<ri*Hy M *h«lr horseshoes to * • tfmeai?"*'^ ' ' - • - e -v Appnpiitte Teasf m and slstero," began tha 4' * dsSky clergyman, "I will presch to you , * . . jj| ^morning on the present style of women's wearing apparel, taking siy Vt V textrtrom the Book of RerelattsaML*'-- ' *. • / Capper's Weekly. Woodstock** Beautiful PlayHotue Mat. Saturdays 2:00 p. m. Eve, 7 and 9 StmdayB continuous 2:30 to 11:00 Standard Time ; r F'V t-- ' JRIDAY SATURDAY Robert Montgomery ' "Shipsutes* : 'Shpoting Dto the Dad;1 Comedy end Mo«vieto«e News SUNDAY MONDAT 50c Family Matinee Sunday Ciartt BoW V fr "lick-In' From the Famous Stage Play by WUlard Mack . - il<6 Comedy and Movietone News --i • .TUESDAY : ' * WEDNESDAY Guest Nite Tuesday^. - 2 for 50c ^Stepping with Charlotte Greenwood . Reginald Denny ^ 1 Leila Hyams You'll Gurgle with Glf*©! < and Sow! with Hi&rity f Also Comedy and New* ; WEEKLY EXCHANGE HEMS OF INTEREST TAOBN FROM OOLUMN8 OF OUR EXCHANGES FOR SALS JSALB-dfeven Ewfs and six latmhs. Also a tent 16x20, folds complete. Tel. 662-W-l. Ceorge *52 •% Wttaerous tax By fotpMrs resid- In. ftigwd to wi FOB <8<ALE--&raom house, modet% pd £rC«r iftiagt, in city of McHenry, Centrsilly ilocatad, .being itnsi the street feora Grade and Community High JBdhools. Terms. P. J. Cleary. *50-4 FOR SALE--Second-hand furniture Bargain. At JKucte Jtsfiidwse in Fair Oaks subdivision. *51-2 A motiM A Ford coupe bearing i Kffff'tr license, shot and almost com pletely mined one of Lake Geneva's police cms irecently. Just what was the reason ifor the attack was not learned. So trace of the car found. After M jMii in the profession of teaching, Min jLaura Collan, teacher in the Crystal :Lake public schools, will retire at the end of the present school year. Mine Collen gained her ffrst experience •* * teacher ip the rural schools. She taught one year in the Geer district and thieti ttoo years in the Miller district. In 1808 tihe was employed Ht the Crystal Lake schools and has remained thefre ever since. Finishing the brick watts and steel reinforced roof of the new fireproof structure at the Harrington Hills Country club, workmen are progress* ing rapidly in building what will be one of the most attractive country club homes in the northwest district. Slot machine owners in Lake county last Thursday suffered the first jolt of the season whcti Sheriff Lester Tiffany and a squad of deputies seized fifteen machines in Antioch, Fox Lake and Round Lake, while State's Attorney A. V. Smith's squad were confiscating ten alongJthe north shore. * There was a warm reception awaiting Ralph Ware and his bride when they returned Sunday of last week, from their bridal trip, to the farm near Marengo, which Ralph and his brother, Percy, have operated for the past several years. In fact it was a hot reception provided by the housekeeper, Mrs. Vera Clifford, formerly of Rockford. Resenting the intrusion of the bride because of the fact that she hoped to soon marry ftrejr, the housekeeper beat Ralph about the head and shoulders with a red hot poia?r, and then attacked the bride and also marked her up considerably With the poker. A warrant was issued at Woodstock, charging her with assault and battery. She was taken into custody bat was later released on bond. Hermanoe Wheeler, a Civil War veteran and one of Libertjnrilie's beat known residents, died suddenly as he sat in a chair at his home on Tuesday, May 19. Death was attributed to a heart attack. He was 88 years cf age. Death came quietly at about i artr 9:30 in the morning after he had enjoyed his breakfast. He was found FOR SAUS--&Ised ice bo**. Carey 48-tf FOB Seed Coco, alse -some miration 99 per ittlrt. Jain* Hunter, McHenry, Tel. JfcSawjr MW-2. 47-tf Mvrtock eflow Sfcrly, ger- JhmmM POTATOES FOB AUS-M* ft Irish Cobblers; good aattng axtf good for seed. We deliver, W» k*m a few Early Ohio* left tor ft£5 per jrn. These potatoes are not otid tjongti, but kept at my home, thersftns wfll make excellent seed potato--, Dave Segel, West McHemy. TeL 92~J. ' ' 41-tf FOR SALE--7-room honse and gatage, located in Spring Grove. Very, reasonable. Inquire of Frank L. Adams, Rinfrwood, HI. 87tf BEFORE YOU BUT SHOES see our bargain counter. B. Popp. Expert shoemaker and Repair shop. * Main street. Phone 162. 88-tf FOR SALE--Wen secured 7% First Mortgages on McHenry Residence Pty>perty. Infnire at Flaindealer office. 10-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT--'Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone McHenry 148-M. 51-tf FOR RENT--Six-room house, modern, and garage. Located on Main street, McHenry. Inquire ot Win. J. Welch. Phone 100-J. 46-tf WANTED colored - * „ the imitation Ifttter . Owing to tM fact that the dairy intevsat in this ^ section of the country is suffering i'l^vere blow by reason of this nalawfiH competition with dairy jmtler which competition has brought tile price of butter down to an uriheard of and unwarranted price, I have tfeeided to make a thorough canvass off the county to see who is ranting the law. I will not stand for "bo<rtk»g" batter any quicker than I wM for "bootleg" whisky. If I can have the evidence secured upon which to base the prosecution, prosecutions will MlMr* Ht is my intention to enlist eyvryane jn sympathy with the enforcement .of .this law, and grocermen and ather people who are handcolored ofaflni nrgarine or any imHafl-- hotter which is "1 to haafla iWill be prosecuted. If ajMne (m|b||L* doctor or occulist ™ goings thrown :tibe county selling glasses without a 'Hc«ose so to do, my office would be* SW*n*ed with complaints. No ^as the license to sell colored. oJfccfaSArgartne ©r any other imitation of butter .trithout a label showing the ingredients therein, and no one has the rigtit to load the dairy industry tip with these false food products/ I am ^mttinir this ibotice otit so that tfcose whtfjuve beta led to believe it was jmifil to handle and sell this "staff" inH diS]K>se of the same from wfcence it came, hot this is notice enough. Anyone handling such, if any tbtre be( and continues after this notice, will probably have an opportunity to test that question with me. The fanning fetfnktry in this coun- »ny ie assistance in >elr market this competition with f own industry, quoting a part of >'this, subject. 38 of Hard's 1929, reads WANTED--6QO patrons for pore artificial ice. I am jww ready to make prompt delivery and give service when you need it. H .W. Ahren^jan<j appropriate name, and unless w'4 each package, roll or parcel of such ty is worthy taking away false and the produce I am, h< the law relativa * Section 15 of Illinois Revised1 iajlows: i -BntUr--Ch^v-Stampei* "v . ot; j|tarked . w- "That whoever jbtinafactures, sells, or offers for sale,,-or causes the same to be done, any snbstance purporting to be butter or cheese, or having the semblence of butter or cheese, which substance is not made wholly from pure cream or pure milk, unless the same be manufactured under its true Phone FARM LCAN&-JW mortgage loans on farms, low interest. Now taking applications for 1981 loans. !L IL Fmak, 2nd FL, HaJrvard State Bank Bldg., Hsnrand, HL Phone 147. 29-tf MISCELLANEOUS DBT W. A. LABBON, O. D. Complete Optical Service Private Examining Room at Shuler's Crystal Pharmacy 86# Crystal Lake, HL business^ Write quickly. G. C. ERLING COMPANY, Dept. 845, Bloomington, 111. 51-2 •is t. THURSDAY FRIDAY ^ . v Bftth Ohatterton i-.. in "Oofaithfll* with - Paul Lnkil^^ also Comedy and Movietone News SEWING MACHINBS REPAIRED Rag Rugs Made to Order All Work Guaranteed B. POPP Phone 162 Main St. McHenry 11-tf JOE KVIDERA, CART, ILL. Livestock Dealer ' v Dairy Cows a Specialty ' Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Cary 37-J UPHOLSTERING--All kinds of forniture reupholstered and repaired. Good work guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. Chas. Rasmussen, S. Center St., West McHenry, 111. Tel. 107-M. 12-tf Rarin* to GO! With Red Crown in the . tank and Isovis for hdxi- ; eationSi why shouldn't your , /Cap be rarin' to go? Drive -- te today and let us take NATIONALLY KNOWN MANUFACTURER will start you in , , . , . . , . , , business for yonrself. We furnish Stb gnnLW^° mA "v* nearly everything. Many make $50 to with him. Only the day before he i weeklv Drofits Steadv reDeat had been down town and outside of t ; Writ* nnioktv C c mrR slight informities due to his age ap- hus,ness- Wnte quickly' G" C* HEB" peared as well as usual. A faulty cartridge in a gun held by a youthful bandit saved the life of Mrs. Frank Young of Lake Zurich, wife of the proprietor of the Oozy Inn. At 9:3C^ o'clock Sunday night of last week, while the nsual heavy traffic was pouring along, two cars drove up in front of the building. One of the men in the second car got out and stepped into the restaurant. As Mrs. Young started toward the door to wait on him, the youth, apparently about 20 years of age, pulled a gun from his pocket and ordered her to "stick 'em up." She obeyed and invited the young bandit to "help himself" from the cash register. The youth paused and as Mfs. Young i stepped back slightly, he commanded | her to halt and as she moved again, he pulled the trigger of the gun he leveled at her. A click was the only response. Mrs. Young screamed and ran from the building and the youth quickly went out the front door and the two autos sped. away- After reentering the place it was noticed that the bandit did not take a thing. Chris Schumacher,. 18, farm employe on the Peter Hughes farm, southwest of Harvard, confessed fol -lowing his arrest on Wednesday afternoon of last week, that he was guilty of the theft at the E. G. Dig- .gins and Harvard Oil company oil and gas stations on the Monday night before. He has also admitted breaking into the Harvard A. A P. store two weeks ago and making his g6t away with cigarettes and other articles. Schumacher had been driv ing a car without a license ftir 'several weeks and this led to the arrest. He will be sent to Pontiac or Jqliet for a j^riod for his robberies, ^ j NatiM'i "flwt Lady* ^ Ever since the establishment of the federal government, the wife Of the' President has been known as the "First Lady of the Land," to Indicate that she is given social precedence over all other women In this country. •In the early years of the Republic, the "Wife of our first President was known as Lady Washington, but this title was sopn dropped because it seemed-4ike an Imitation of English aristocracy. substance, and each vashpI one or more packages of such substance, have distinctly ajid durably painted, stamped .or marked thereon, the true and appropriate name of such substance, in ordinary bold faced capital letters not less than five-lines pica, shall be . punished as provided in section three of this act.** Section 22 of £hapter 38 of Hard's Illinois Revised 'Statutes 1929, reads as follows: Mixing Oleomargarine, Etc. with,* Batter without Marking "No person shall mix oleomargarine, suine, butterine, beef-fat, lard or any other foreign substance with packaca |be^troe stad-aivnjjtiate namfc of article, and -the percentage in * mch oleomargarine or suine, « into its composition; nor shall person sell or offer for sale, or or permit to be sold, or offered for sale, aay such article of food into the composition of whkh olaoma^garine or suine has entered, without at the same time informing the bayer of the fact and the proportions in which such oleomargarine? suine, or Wtterine, beef-fat, lard or any other foreign substance has entered into its composition: Provided, that nothing in this act shall be so construed as to prevent the use of harmless coloring matter in butter and cheese or other articles of food. Section 31 of Chapter 38 of Hurd's Illinois Revised Statutes 1929, as follows: Coloring Butter Prohibited "No person shall coat, powder or color with annatto or any coloring matter whatever, any imitation butter or substitute for butter whereby such substitute or product so colored or compounded shall be made to resemble batter, the product of the dairy. "No person shall combine any animal fat or vegetable oil or any other substance with batter Or combine therewith or with animal fat or vegetable oil, or combination-of the. two, or with either one, any other substances, for the purpose or with the effect of imparting thereto a yellow color or any shade of yellow so that such substitute shall resemble yellow or any shadoof genuine yellow butter, nor introduce any such coloring matter or soch substance or substances into any of the articles of which the same is composed. "Provided, nothing in this, act shall he construed to prohibit the" use of salt, rennet or harmless coloring matter for coloring the products of pare milk or ceam from the same. "No person shall fey himself, his agents or employees, produce or manufacture any sabstaftce in limitation or semblance of natural butter, nor sell nor keep for sale, nor offer for •ale any imitation butter, made or manufactured, compounded or produced in violation of this section, whether such imitation butter shall be made in the state or elsewhere. "This section shall not be construed to prohibit the manufacture and sale under the regulations hereinafter pro. vided, or substances designed to be used as a substitute for butter and not manufactured or colored as herein provided." VINCENT; S. LUMLEY, Slate's Attorney far ahi fmr McHenry County. ' Weltaal look was completed la 1861, the Canadian In 1805, the Poe hi 1896, the PiyifL In 1914. and Uu Sf&ta l» *&teh I* ftpldly HriiMMM wad Ceadaatu ' U Is only people who possess flrm- »eas who can posaess true gentleness. In those who appear gentle, tt l* gmerally only weakness, converted into «a«M.' r•' 'lr'- ' Point mt View The man who sings his own la quite Hkely to be a soloist. James river, the former being Mile*. CHOICE PASTURE ^ • TO RENT ^ Good water, plwity of gran; j finest shades fiioed Telephone 305^>.?:.. OIL ASS'N, "OrMakwa" The word "greenhorn" Is of rural •ngllsh origin and means an o* with the horns Just making their appearance, hence a young ex unused to the ways of the plow, and, metaphorically, a young man not yet settled to his calling and place In the world. Sickness Averagef ttife average worker loses Stnreirilteys each year through Illness.--Collier's Weekly. V-" • ,c fA," • Phene Wihaot 451 Biduaend Ship With OF WILMOT ktlDNITE FLYER. Rates Reasonably t Rates For FnfllKidjF^^: A Long Distance . • * > - ^Arnold Anderson ^Clarence M- FreaaJ, IVs^i. MP*! ** Sitvdty, fhy 29-39 Open Sitnrdiy -Memoriil Day Bananas, ner lb. • --54 Good Luck Oleo --i--St ib». 25* P & G Naptha Laundrv Soap 5 bu» 17^ Doles" Pineapple, best No. 1 grade, large cans 25^ Men's yard long, coat style, Bine* Ohambray work Shirts, regular 85c valne, each ' BSg Stevens Twill Toweling, bleached or unbleached,. 19 inches wide, pure linen, per yard -17^ ' ' - ^ • Plume 104 55T Justen's . Gas Station ftate 20 and 61 and U 8. IS Mfllenry, fit Phaac 186 ft; 24 HOUR SERVICE Dead Animals Dead and Crippled Cows, Horses, Hogs, and old Plags y Prompt Service , fJ.OO to $10 a h«i ; 4 '^Telephone Barrington 25^? Reverse Charges ' i Dmtgt Done hy Rats A few years ago the biological survey floade an estimate that rats de* stroyed $200,000,000 worth of crops and stored products In the United States. This amount does not take into account the large amount expended In fin effort to combat them. Food and grain industries suffer most froi» rodents. it Is not possible to say which one of the food and grain industries suffer the most, since the same breed of gray rats differ in their food habits. In the same locality they may be carnl- •fjons or vegetarian. t 1 High Offic* Eipiuilrt London'a lord mayor gets £50,000 a year and spends £20,000 on his annual banquet Expenses of the office are estimated to be at least (ha •alary. t t • •--J t Li- i'*l F« •oai Observatory Mount Wilson,. In California, where the well knoWn observatory Is located. Is k| the San Gabriel mountains, eves* looking the city of Pasadena, Is Lea Angeles county. M Racial Mental Cajpatfty There is no known difference inherent in mental capacities of the various races of mankind. In every race there Is a Small group above average mentality, a very large middle group having average mentality and a small group with' less than average mentality. Within these three general classifications are many shades and degrees of mental ability, ranging from the Idiot or imbecile to the genius. All new hare produced brilliant minds. Ancient Undo Sam America is not as young as general ly sop posed, for the scientific study of tree-rings In old timbers found in New M«Xlco proves deJMtely that dwellings were erected there as early as TOO A. D„ which was nearly eight centuries before the heyday ef Oelam hns. Center's Weekly. e pleasure in announcing ' J :\w w ®die removal of our businesd^ ^ to new and larger quarters, former- |y the G.JA. Stilling Nash Garag& - Due'to the rapid increase in sale qf CHEVROLET automo»_ biles, we find it necessary to provide better^ service facilities for Gfaey^ rolet owners in this vicinity and we are equipping our new quarters with all the necessary mechanical devices to provide Chevrolet owners with the best service available. ^ » - - »* *. * " m fi <f .1?* •• •" T"- •**" A, • Phone We respectfully in\nte the people of this community to visit our new sales and service station*. v."" i -.H TOWNSEND wzLk-fo. • >-'-S Corner RiversideDrive and Elm Street enry, Illinois 'Ma&iJi-i t.1 , f ' .Ml"