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i. ?<&'*•'*. V.'I %^-^K "* r- ^^ *• ^ V•* \* "T^ * ^• • BOWUNO 800RKS WEST M'HENRY STATE BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE ^ SYSTEM^ Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation • BETTER"CLEANING : r Renew the beauty cfl ftmt gmirinfe ' ; Our Cleaning Methods wfll do W , Anna Howard Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing t - .A----^Laundry sn^.' Phone 42 : Green Street --- McHenry MI PLACE RESTAURANT Phone 377 JUSTEN & FREUND, Props. Green St. PISH PRY EVERY FRIDAY --- FRESH PERCH fe1 CENTRAL GARAGE --One of the best equipped garages in Northern Illinois- Let ns check over your car or truck and we will find your trouble. Our modern equipment and expert workmen assure you of a good job and moderately priced. PRESTONE - ALCOHOL - WINTER OILS - GREASES Full Line of Atlas and Goodyear Tires Electric and Acetylene Welding Car Washing and Polishing Phone 200-J Towing Johnsburg OMTimers Team llirea y W attles Rogert^v....,rr.» Perkins ...* Freund ,660 Granger «»... 520 ^~~T*OTAL " * ? VH _ v, 'Az't . ; ^ C f t j L M I # • ' ""ij - pi'.* t-1. ;. - mm 'ftaafae f, < '• v -i> i, Hobbs . 487 Pries ********* * . 519 Justen ............ k ' *•••!«» nMH«M • . 546 .463 Lockwpod . 468 498 Bruno . 514 TeamFoUf Weber Covalt Page Me ye rg .. .......... Hughes TOTAL ... Team On* Karls Goodell ...... 447 ...... 452 522 513 ....;. 485 ......2419 ...... 420 ...... 450 Sayler 486 446 564 Sc haeffcr.' Smith ............ TOTAL ^...;.....:.^;.a.:.....2866 : Team Tiro. \ ft* Schmitt 480 Barbian 892 Wilson .899 • Adams. J513 Bacon. 553 TQTAL ....4..-v.,r..l ..,.2353 Forester League Team Thrat* • A1 Justen 480 Rothermel 392 H. Schaefer ~.....i......... 493 E. Thennes 1576 Simon ........................................ 567 TOTAL .,........i.....;..«i.....v..2508 Team One Heimer 484 Herdrich 513 Unti .y-- 489, H. Weber 4701 Winkel .... 587 TOTAL 2543 Team Two J. Thennes 506 Weingart 482 G. P. Freund 484 G. Justen .................................... 612 Smith .... •582 TOTAL .... ..2566 Team Four ' Knox 477 Thies 423 Nye &.... 438 Weber 504 Freund 500 TOTAL >..2342 FORD DEALERS «BIG USED-CAR {fan/Atci Uft' SALE "" We've "Lassoed" THE BEST VALUES IN TOWN V / : FEATURING Used Ford V-8s • 85's & 6tTs ^,B7 Used oar* offered by , modem oar with a modem angina) Ford Dealers carry their "RJtG** Written Guarantee of 100% AND satisfaction or 100% refund. Remember: Only Ford Dealers offer "BfcG" Pioiiction. Including Many Other Makes of Used Cars and Trucks SEE THESE FORD DEALER VALUES NOW! -- i-j* - 1936 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 4-DOOR IEDAN 1938 FORD "60" FORDOR SEDAN (Radio - Heater - Defroster - White Wall Tires) 1938 FORD "85" DeLUXE TUDOR » SEDAN (Perfect in every way - fully equipped) 1937 FORD 157" iy2 TON" TRUCK with CAB (Dual Wheels - New 1935 FORD TtJDOR SEDAN (Newly Painted - Overhauled) 1937 FORD "85" DeLUXE 4-DOOR TOURING SEDAN (Radio - Heater - Trunk) 1936 FORD TUDOR SEDAN 1937 FORD DeLUXE COUPE 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER* 4> J DOOR SEDAN 1935« PONTIAC 4-DOOR SEDAN (Radio) / * 1929 FORD DUMP TRUCK 1931 CHEVROLET COUPE (New . Paint) .. - .. - /: Approved Low Cost Universal Credit Company Financing. "We Serve After We Sell' Phonei miM Buss-Page Motor Sales West McHenry , TOTAiL .^^^^...2684 " iPeam Four M. Schreiner 484 Warner 478: Gorman " *50 E. Thennes 473 Freund ....*. 541 -*4 TOTAL ...ii...."i. 2426 " "team Three ; J. J. Wagner 477 Bill Kreutzer .... 501 W. Kreutzer ...1.... . 456 Green 555 Schreiner 431 . TOTAL .......f.^. 2420 - Team V'?/- ... J, Wagner 539 Sompel 430 M. Schaefer 437 Lenzen 467 Smith 513 TOTAL" ....2386 George Frisby . Yknda Nyp Conway ............. J. Frisby TOTAL Sutton's : A. Schaefer ..... Regner Weber Stilling ............. W. Sutton ......... 9 : TOT At ...... Green's Whiting O Shea .... Knox * Martin Green 518 405 406 476 455 2260 518 457 451 ........ 547 499 ;....L2472 ........ 413 504 405 437 473 . TOTAJL Freund's Tonyan Ed Sutton Schmitt .... Fitz Freund ......,...^...2237 480 ;.... 472 .............., 553 430 527 T0ATL .". ..^.2462 Mixed Nut League Herdrich's Gert Barbian 452 fivelyn Schaeffer 356 John Stilling «... 347 Harold Freund 440 John Herdrich i. 435 • • TOTAL .....2030 Britz's . • '•'/ • Pete Schaeffer 369 Marg. Stilling 382 Fanny Freund 493 Bob Conway 499 Hank Britz ...;.. 501 TOTAL 2246 Barbian'g Calla Freund 320 Pearl Smith 477 Vera Herdrich ..*.7.....t....r..8y^.. 350 A1 Wilbrandt 508 George Barbian 477 TOTAL 2102 ^tilling's ; * Lil Conway 272 Rose Hettermann 355 Frank Deering 464 Marie Wilbrandt 395 Speed Stilling 458 TOTAL ...1880 C. O. F. Canadian* Team One E. Vogt C. Dowe ................ C. Weingart K! Justen Joe Webet........... TOTAL ....... Team Four B. Ton van ........... W. Althoff ........... C. Schaefer ......... G. Frisby H. Weber .. 494 414 390 w........ 400 463 .......*....2161 ............. 444 357 363 439 513 ,.......„....2116 Cahadieas Adams ........ B. Conway . P. Freund G. Weber ..... Bacon TOTAL - Team Two M. Krause .. M. Schiessle V. Brefeld .... S. Covalt .... C. Justen A. Thenn«s .. TOTAL Team One R. Marshall M. Kinsala A. Freund B. Thennes M. Gre£n L. Thennes . TOTAL • Team Threap. • L. Krause -A. Froehlich ! H. Conway ........ J. McLaughlin .. . F. Froehlich ....... :V. Diedrich ; TOTAL ^ * Team Four <: A. St. George r, K. Schneider M. Grimelli L. Littlefield C, Wagner .. TOTAL Kansas, on Monday. Frank has got the necessary vim to make his own way in the world. Some miserable sneak, who had neither the fear of God or man before his eyes, took occasion, during the dance on Friday night to cut and destroy the cushions and trimmings of a very nice cutter at the Riverside barn. The damage will probably be from 8 to 5 dollars. The perpetrator is too tow to be classed amone civil- - Med people. .....2225 498 ..... 417 ,....896 898 -A. 422 ..... 849 ..,..2444 •w.; 442 ..... 449 ,408 502 893 ;.... 319 .........2509 ......... 312 a....... 291 319 .... 809 .... 858 ...1319 Thnrsda^, Mardi 16,1939 QUICK RELIEF FROM STOMACH ULCERS MIX TO EXCESS ACID Praa B**k Tells af Marvalaais ; ^ j •r It Will Cast Yeu Nathlng Owt aw mflUon boWlw of the WTTJ.iHT> TBBATMBNT ton bemaoldfatreUafoC idoetor iSfa due to fami M*. BoM tdiu! Mktar^lfmartPeMM faBj «zplaliM tbia nttenhcm i . . \ T o l d Itap of Interest Taken. From tke Pflea of tfc' PlaSadeales «f Ttan Age TWENTY YEARS AGO John E. Freund, employed at the iBarbian Bros, cigar factory during the past few months, severed his connections with the firm last Saturday. The new cement walk klong the public school and village property is sure ly being appreciated during these days of water, slush and mud. George H. Johnson , and family are preparing to move from the James Revor house on Third street on the West side to the Granger house on Main street, which is owned by Mrs. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Wkrren Wentworth who have made their home in the Granger house on Main street during the past few months, moved their household effects to the county seat last Saturday. THIRTY YEARS AGO Wm. Simes has moved his grocery stock from the old postoffice building to the store room recently vacated by the O.^B. Gilbert grocery. The WillingjWorkers will meet with Mrs. Arthur Roberts Thursday afternoon. At the county seat last Saturday, Ray L. Thomas and Myra B. Mead, both of this place, were united in marriage Miss Alice Herely, who last year taught in our grade school, is confinedd to her home at Harvard suffering from Quantity of Soy Beans; a broken ankle, received from a 'fall recently. FORTY YEARS AGO TOTAL ........ Team Two E. Bohr 418 J. Shaeffer 378 B. Frisby ...................... 432 E. Tonyan 523 E. Steins? 408 . We are now improving in this section some fine spring weather, which after the . severe cold wave lasting eighteen days, is highly appreciated by all. George Overocker had the misfortune to fall from a wagon in West McHenry the latter part of last week, dislocating his hip. Herman Feltz has accepted a position taking care of Hon. F. K. Granger's horses and doing other work around the premises. Jacob Justen has successfully passed the examination before the State Board of Health and is now a licensed undertaker. TOTAL .. Team Three 3. OBrefeld ...... O. Freund ...... V. Freund John Weber ^.. P. Freund .... \ . 2159 475 441 476 483 568 ........2298 Match Cjja: Highwood - C. Webb O. Scoughton. ... T, Cicconi . Nannini ^.............. ^ Baldino .........»•• . --_ TOTAL ...itlifUMII.'""!.". McHenvry Gi Frisby Kreutzer, W. .... R. Frisby, Jr4 L. Adams ' Freund, Jr. i....).u..*mh.....i ^ TOTAL Swedes ^ B. Johnson , D. Johnson . V. Johnson . Knutson <.,.... K. Johnson ...... TOTAL . 482 . 464 . 548 . 486 . 435 ,.2310 .... 615 .... 513 .... 516 .... 522 .... 409 ..J1475 ........................ 4$\ 386 486 W« M« lH III --»•»< 600 .... 489 FIFTY YEARS AGO Since , our last issue there has been -quite a change among- our citizens. Mrs. Spaulding has moved her millinery and dressmaking rooms from the Nichols block to the store in Schnorr's block, on the West Side. Mrs. Nichols has moved into the rooms vacated by Mrs. Spaulding. E. Lamphere has moved into his residence lately purchased by E. Carpenter. Chas. H. Granger has moved into Geo. Gage's house. C. V. Stevens has moved into the Raymond house, vacated by Granger. Andy Miller has taken possession of the Jas. Walsh house, vacated by Fred Snyder, and which he has lately purchased. Elisha Hubbard had the misfortune to get a severe fall on the ice in his yard a few days ago, injuring his hip quite severely, and has been confined to his bed ever since. The oldest child of Jacob Justen, a boy about five years old, died on Monday morning. He has been a great sufferer for the past year and his parents have done everything that could be done but to no avail. / SIXTY YEARS AGO Miss Etta Kelter came home from Chicago on Saturday, and will spend a few weeks visiting parents- and. friends in this village. Frank Going started for Wichita, McHENRfY COUNTY LEGION Major General Roy D. Keehn .commander of the Illinois national guard, will be the speaker at the regular March meeting of the McHenry county Legion council to be held at Crystal Lake on Thursday, March 23, it was announced this week by Martin Ekelund, commander of the Crystal Lake Legion. General Keehn is one of the state's best known orators. He is a practicing attorney with a long record of military service. He was appointed judge advocate of the 33rd division December 5, 1922 and in 1927 was appointed major general. Gen* eral Keehn's visit to McHenry county should bring out a goodly number of veterans from all over the county. It is hoped by County Commander Harold Hyde of Marengo that all post commanders will make an effort>to round up a delegation 'of' vets, to attend this meeting. Department Commander Edward Clamage will head his state good will tour into McHenry county on March 29 for a noon luncheon and meeting at Wjoodstock. This will be the only meeting of the tour for McHenry (county. It is hoped that all posts in ! the county will try and have a representative at this meeting. Those planning on attending should get in touch with the Woodstock Legion several days prior to the meeting. Another important meeting, of interest to McHenry county Legionnaires will be held at the Legion horn#' in Elgin on Friday night, March 24 at 8:00 oc'lock. This is a district meet^' ing and District Commander Thorwalcf Jacobson is anxious that all posts in McHenry county be represented. Congideration of changes in the by-laws will be one of the main items of business.., \ AUCTION CHARLES LEONARD, Auctioneer The farm about to be sub-divided, the undersigned having decided to quit farming and sell on the old Lumley farm, east side of-Wonder Lake, 3% miles west of Ringwood, 6 miles northwest of McHenry, 10 miles northeast of Woodstock, on -- TUESDAY, MARCH 21 Commencing at 10:30 o'clock, sharp, the following described property towit:- 85 -- Head of Livestock -- 85 --Consisting of- 45 Dairy Cows--23 Heifers, Holsteins and Brown Swiss; 12 Heifers between 2 and 2% years old; 5 Heifers between 8 and 10 months old; 6 Heifers between 3 and 6 months old; Stock Bull, Brown Swiss, 3 years old, registered; S|teer, yearling. Holstiens, Guernseys and Brown Swiss. These Cows are large in size and good flesh. This will be one of the best herds offered this year. 7 Good Horses--Bay Mare, 10 years old; Black Gelding, 12 years old; Sorrel Gelding, 4 years old, light mane and tail; Bay Gelding, 4 years old; Dapple Grey Mare, 8 years old; Black Gelding. 12 years old; Bay Mare Colt, one year old. 8 brood sows to farrow first part of June. 3 G e e s e , - v f • ' . , Hay, Grain and Machinery 25 feet of Silage in 16 foot Silo; 25 tons of. Ear Corn; 200 bushels of Oats; 200 bushels of Barley; Corn Fodder,,in am; Some Mixed Hay in barn;"batfc Straw in barn; Fordson Tractor; Lit-: tie Wonder H. 0. 2-bottom Tracto* Plow; Tractor Disc; Horse Disc, .16 disc; New 3-section Drag; New 2-section Spring Tooth Drag; 8-ft. H©osier Grain Drill; Deering Mower, 5 ft. Moline Hay Loader; IHC Side Do> livery Rake; Dump Rake; 2 Janes* ville Cultivators, single row; Single Row Cultivator; Horse Garden Cultivator; Deering Grain Binder, 7 ft.; New IHC Corn Binder IHC type; Silo Filler; IHC Feed Grinder, 8 inch} IHC Manure Spreader; Iron Wheel Wagon with 14 ft. Rack and BoX; Wooden Wheel Wagon with 16 ft. Rack and Box. IHC Corn Planter, 80 rods of wire; Wooden Wheel Wagofh with Rack, Bob Sled; 14-in. Walking Plow; Fanning Mill; Stewart Clipper; Case Buzz Saw, 26-in., Saw Blade; 18-in. Saw Blade; DeLaval Cream Separator; IHC 1% H. P. Gasoline Engine; Pump Jack; Grindstone; 4-Horse Evener; 3-Horse Evener; 8 Sets of Harness; 4 Hog Troughs; Drive Belt, 50 ft, endless; 12 ft. Ladder; 86-ft. Extension Ladders; Hay Rope, 175 ft. long; Wheelbarrow; Scales; ^lilk Cans; Sterilizing Tari|t; Milk Tank; Galvanized Stock Tank; Quantity of Wire and Iron Posts; Brooder House, 12x12; Brooder Oil Heater; Brooder Coal Heater; Chicken Coops; Hay Buncher; Hog Oiler; Crow Bar; Mall and Beetles; 3 Lanterns. Some Household Furniture; Forks and Other TOOIB TOO Numeros To Mention. This sale will start at 10:30 as this is one of the largest sales of the season. Small tools and machinery to be sold before noon. 4 Lunch Wagons on Grounds. Plenty to Eat for Everybody. yTcrms:- All Sums of $25.00 and under, Gash. Over that amount a credit of six months' time will be given on good bankable notes Satisfactory to the clerk bearing 7% interest Positively no property to be moved until settled for with clerks. Those desiring credit make arrangements prior to purchase. CLAUS LAR80N Weet McHeay State Baak, Oarktaf .. .'-v.fi.>»!'i, ;i ijii WATTLES DRUG STORE FIBS AUTO INSURANCE EARL 1 WALS8 FABM wm Reliable Companies af aaf •t-ll PrlesBldf. FRETT BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Cement, Brick, Plasterawt. Stoceo Work Building, Moving aalf </ ':0 Raking Tel«>h<t» tU-U-1 , McHENRY, ILL. 'M A. P. Freund Co Excavating Contractor Tracking, Hydraulic and Service --Road Building Tel. 204-M McHenry, m MONEY TO LOAN I have clients who have 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 be glad to talk it over with you. Joseph N. Sikes Waukegan National Bank BIdg. 4 S. Genesee St., Waukegan.' lit. TEL. MAJESTIC 198 Telephone No. M® -'.vVr - ^' Stoffel & Reihansperger Insurance agents for all classes at property in the best companies^ WEST McHENRY ILLINOU S. H. Freund & Son CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Phone 127-R McHenry Our Experience is at Your Service in Building Your Wants KENT &» COMPANY AH Kinds ef w I N S U R A N C E Placed with the moat rettsble Companies Oeaie ia aai talk it nbeae MeHear? • Phone 48 VERNON J. KNOX ATTORNEY AT LAW Pries Bldg. OFFICE HOURS Tuesdays and Fridays Other Days by Appointment Charlie's Repair Shop Next Door To v Hoot Noooan's On U.S. 12 ^Hfedi&tors Repaired Bodies and Fenders Straightened Sign Painting Truck Lettering Furniture Upholstering CHARLES RIETESEL DR. C KELLER -- Optometrist -- Is BOQT permanently located in Me* Henry at his summer home OQ River*, side Drift. Forty-six years experience testing eyes and making glasses. -- Call for Appointment -- All Kinds of Repairs -- TeL 211-R' \ Phone lie X-Bay DR. L B. MURPHY DENTIST Offloe RlTpatdi Driva -» f ikau te • McHearr, m.