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THE McHENRY PLAIKDEALER Thursday, September 30, NEWS ABOUT OUR SERVICEMEN COMPILING OF k -<$ ft 0 NOR ROLL NAMES BEGINS (Continuedfrom Page On«) •••'. p. T. ,v. • - The r, T. A. of .St 3 rfek> School ' will ii ot nv^inpfmnT^ October day, ^ October 13 Christening William Geiiach, a *new sailor on our li is stationed at Great Lakes. . Recent- changes are O&rp. LeRoy ice ;• sen was hostess'-to the Lily Lake 'f. M. Freund from Nashville, Tenn., to :ir>' s-St,;Pat- T.. A; Bunco ami Cahi club wh'ich^Q^^. 0avis, N. Carolina; Robert one its next proved to be a-great success. ^Prizes Schaefer from Miami Beach, Fla., to } t,o \Vednes- were amded to Mr;• Tt eager,Mr. Ft- • ihe University of Tuscaloosa, "Ala., ten, Mrs. Mulenix, Mrs- Corbrn, Mrs.1 fiefi-'.w. Harrison front Los Angeles, Weiler, Mrs Wegener Mrs. Kneger: Galif;> to Shreveport. La.; Walter and Patty Andrea. A lovely lunch gcharf front New Orleans, La.-> to Mc- -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. served and a £»ood time >*as le- cioskey General hospital, Temple, lath- Adams \va"s christened Dorothy ported by all piesenf. : Texas; Louis Diedrich from Indian- .-.Stv/.iohn's ' fchurfch, Johns- The .regular ^monthly^meeting of the ^own Qapt: pa-) tc^ New York, in car* A .dinner followed at1 groiip will be held on Friday evening, Q| postmiastes; Harry Anderson •thC'-AdatriS hgtpse.' school at from Camp Edwards, Mass., to Camp p.m.: Members and mothers are (jortion> Johnston, Fla.; and W-4-rren : ll^er #1^ g:N-A. . I ***** Xo »U;aS€ i V ' ,1 iJ<mes from Chanute Field, 111.; to. Sey- • ' O'n^ 4T;u>- i^d a t e v e n r n g - O c t o b e r 5 t h e r e - , T^he . jn'e xt buqro.anrd' ca1rd p' art• y will r r i o u Johng(m Fie,d( N. CdiroHna, . v„M l i meeting of the Fox Henry Kraus, Jr., who was inducted Into service a few weeks ago, is hbw Serving at San Diego, Calif. . • i , * » , ' • V . ' L a r s c n - T h o n i W . . • " •, . , . * ' Miss Norma Larson, daughters of „ •. •" • ' *' * * • ! riM ' f Mt, 'sun Mr., and Mrs. Claude La .sen, of tt«- BiHj2e^;has been.ti-ansf erred to ' Mr. from the. Cahfpt-.iia^Desert to Fort -.iV. . ^•• 1CI • •, v ....Frrraancnics ilsnJoSnr<asi, Wsor'ro: ofx MMTr.. ..aarniad MMrrss..- ... He^a|sospirit-a. .V ^ .baptized, Muriel Antonette, ^ ThomaSt. of Cf;y • tal Lake,: at 8 -'g- ^ ^ lrif ; McHeriry . ;Aiid: Mansfield, Ohio. . ' /sUdnj.'s^niw °weUreC ChTrle?F^tt; ^t«rd#. e^ning, S*pl^ : .. . , ; , /> RogeVkSni^, Hvpfiert & Juries i^^^itB V?mb{ Giycago. ^Supper^as swn^ Lutfeeran churchi Woddstock before the engineer-corps at cairip Claibofne, o;]n of Piett ^ fir ,aCG> made attractive with ^a. His wife, the former Gwendolyn basketsVf fall flowers, at the home of ,2V_el°.n'J!S„„r*^,ng ^th her parents the bride's sister. Mrs. Arthur Miller* at McCullom Lake. roiip "of relatives, at the Frett home, f-ilo'wing the. ceremony. Franzen, Lyle Franzen, Lloyd Franzen, R. E. • Freund, Clarence C. Freund, Harvey *i Freund, Lawrence. G. Frfeund, Donald M. v Freund, Alvin H. . Freund, Richard , " * Freund, Harold H. I'-reund, Geo. if. . .Freund, LeRoy M. » , Freund, Floyd Freund, Arthur V. - Frtsbiy, ..James 0a-:-". Frisby, George , Fowles, Wm. Ai;^';: ;••• - Freund, Gerald . 'v • Freund, Irvin L'." . . Franzen, Kenneth L. •' Freund, Elmer M,. • .* - Frisby, Gjeo. B5> . fieary; Eugene P. - ' Gladstone, Roy .•' Gausden, Edward J." ! ' ^ .. Gloftson. John 1 Noonnn. Anthorry j Noonan, Allen E, . ^ ! , Newman, C. p. ^ ^ Newman, Ray I> ANewkirk, R. C. Nickels, Walter H. • , Kichels, Henry' CJ, . : ; ..•/••Ifioble, John K -* " Kye. Dr. W. OefFlirig, Lloyd Overton,' R'. J. . Pate, Geo. "" v-V' ^")*. Pearson, Wm, 7 P'?tersoH, Melvin Phalin, Howard B.. , Phalin, W. S. .' .-: ^Phannenstill, HaroM iL '! iPrimm, Ralph ';'foyers, Jack;',;;./;. . ;V. .••I-"/ Purvey, Dr.' J. C. .~7T^ ' ^itzen, TheofidTfe ; '"I'omrening, George E. ••"Pries, William, Jr. • Person, A1 H. J*ragmann, Marvin A>7 ; ; :'£§tosing, Ernest P. . Rothermel, J. A. -Jrl' ; Re id. Edwin F. ? '^Reinboldt, Vernon ; " • Russell, Lloyd . . Rothermel, L% G.--y - F ' - --"Reemer, Harold E. „ ..'Regner, James Reid, James E. The bride's gown was of aqua blue Pfc. Vandalena Diedrich of Norfor the duration. Public Card Party ^ fhe- public card party sponsored by -the K.n^oO-1 unit.of. the -Home JBur matchinK- accessories and orchid f°lK. Va., arrived Sunday to spend a eau. at. tT»e A. H. Freund1 home Fiiday _ Her attendant, Mrs. Gordon £"rlou T gh Tn- ?®r, parent8' ir^Se/S .Chicago, wore a plum-coK M- and Mrs. Jacob^^ich. Thos; Kan«, Mrs. Albert: Carlson, S^l^heTrideV -^- w»« #**>: Roland Jackson, the former Arthur Hoppe . and Kenneth Peters ... . . n-,d in hearts to Mrs. L^o Smith and ^"'ed ,n a green ensem Blstnol . Martin. Refreshments were, hi 'degioom s mothei . _ •--- , R s^.va at the close of the'games. c^lored f ^ Their corsages were Kansas' o • * • of. mixed flowers. Gordon Larson • • A'tvii.-'a-nj ram-v <%»dalitv ^ acted as the bridegroom's attendant. 2" ' a Corp. Orville . TI H if S tv of A reception and luncheon, followed Fort Sheridan, were weekend Sctt . Ppa tt rick K achh urch, wwiillll hhnollHd tthhepiirr the ceremon*y,' at the Miller home with £M^i®llestrs. ® home of Mrs. Anna October meeting with Mrs. John Mur- a prettily decorated wedding cake ™ner. ; taugh,;i at ?her home near the golf entering the ceremony table. The The bride's-mother was „T. . . . . , , ,, •mble while the Vivian Whiting, left recently to join ore a wine- ^er husband who is in service at Fort bride attended the Woodstock and Mc- Corporal Angelo Unti, of Chicago, c-;i|r?e, at 8 6'cloCk i»ext Monday, TT ,tui. 1 j • spent the weekend with his parents, A 7- , v ii- Henrv schools, has been employed in „ . , . . Oct. 4. Miss Nellie Doherty, chaii- E^.n ^ bridegroom ig employed M?- and Mrs- Chas. Unti man of the meeting, will be assisted . . „ , ib_ v Mm rs. J1o hu n Br> o1l:d er, vMr„r„s . Anthony m an* defense pH lant in McHenr3v and', 0 , . Q ffor o nArnxrm AAM? trm will fAet/IA Wirtz. Mrs. Clarence Anglese &nd Miss Genevieve Knox. ; t V after a honeymoon" trip, will reside in' Woodstock. SMITH-WISER VOWS ARE EXCHANGED AT Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinsala have received a letter from their son Sgt. Wm. Kinsala, who recently returned to Leesville, Ind., after a furlough here, stating that he was very much grieved upon his return, to, learn that ST. MARY'S CHURCH *"s mai°r' amL£lose friend, was killed in an auto accident during hid ab- A lovely nuptial ceremony perform- \ wj!Lbe »>»yed in connection ^th a Louis Smith of McHenry and Mr ! Lieo( The,en of ,he Va bdisCussioti on recreation in the home. James Wiser, son of the Joseph p . . , orderpd * * » v 7 ; Wisers Of; Volo. Msgr. C. S. Nix of- V0rps'^h0 h5f b^" ordere? Ringwood Home Bureau The monthly meeting of the Ringwood unit of the Home Bureau will be h e l d w i t h M r s . C l i n t o n M a r t i n o n , October 5. This Will be a guest meeting when there will be a local leader lesson, Mrs. Fred Eppel[will give the cd on Wednesday afternoon of last, Ml u Th(jl s0„, Mark, minor project. "Let's Frame a Pic week at St. Marys church in th,s h d h , h 823 ture." and the role call will be "My city united in marriage Miss Esther C d E, . f SDendine Favorite Picture and Why." Games Smith, daughter of Mr. and. Medical ordered to for- Ho.or Brid. , ficiated »t the weddins ceremony at' fi8" J-, ""T Th° ""f v . , .. \A „.„irt«ir ' I his early life he!re, where he gradu- . • Miss. Norma Larson, who recently j 4 oclock. ^ , j ated from the local high school, pracbecame the bride of Fred Thomas of The bride waa attired in a sol-|ticed medicine in Elgin for a number Crystal ^ke was. honored guest at a (her blue suit with which she wore a of year8 entering the service, pre-nuptial shower held recently at large white collar and navy blue acthe Chi is Anderson home in Wood- cessories. Her corsage was fashioned Pvt. Clai-ence Freund, son of the recently. A group of friends fron^ of white roses. j Carl j Preun(ls, has been transferred Hebron. Chicago Crystal Lake Mc- Her bridesmaid, Miss Elvira Smith, > from Miami Beach( Fla.( to Syracuse, Cullom Lake, McHenry and Wood- sister of the bride, was attired in a jjy stock spent an enjoyable afternoon in fuschia. colored suit with which she playing games. wore blqck accessories and carried Mrs. Arthur Miller of McCullom talisman roses. Joseph Wiser, Jr., Lake assisted the hostess in the serv- served his brother as best man. ' ing of an appetizing lunch, with the The mothers of both the bride and color sc-htrtie being carried out in pink groom wore corsages of mixed and white. The bride-elect was pre- flowers. ' sentt-d with many beautiful gifts for Following the ceremony a 6:30 din- Undoubtably the most and her new home _ ^ ner was served at the Smith home for | feppiest famUy in this vicinity, last .. . . . d i , e ^ " d a l p a r t y a n d t h e i m m e d i a t e j M o n d a y , w a s t h e G e o r g e W i t t f a m i l y ' „ , C u T u V • xr- 1 famihes- Latf1",111 the evening a re- j of Griswold Lake. About 7:30 that ;. On September 21, Mrs. Louise Niel- ception was held for relatives and morning> while at breakfast, they n^T .. . . 1 were attracted to the yard by the Trip ripw Mrs Wicor nn^t! nor mat*- » « . * PERMANENT WAVE-59e Mrs. Zena BaaccoonnT, oorrtt Monday of this week, received the Purple tteart awarded to her son, Marshall, who was wounded in action, in North Africa, on March 28. ^ Do it your^plf at home with a Charm-Kurl Kit, »s 1,600,000 women have done in past year. Complete with 40 curlers and shampoo. Eaiy to do, absolutely harmless. Praised by Hollywood movie stars and women every- 'jribire. Money refunded if not ntMid } > THOMAS P. BOLGER iriage^was employed at Marie's Nu- which circled the Witt home, six Art Beauty salon in McHenry. The: timeS) flying just above the tree groom is employed on the farm of j tops. After the pilot and anly pasln .,. „ j senger, in the plane, had attracted • The young people are residing for attention, a package was dropped, the present at the home of the bride's I It contained a note from their Gantner, A, J. Geary, Eugene .P. '; '. Gende, Frank Taeier", Stanley Gtrlach, Leo Glosson, Elmer Grasser, I. J. Grey, Zane • Granger, Gordon M. . Grasser, Francil^'::;': Granger, Bruce Hall, M. E. Hawley, Andrew Heimer. L. C. Herdrich, Chas.. F. Howe, Vernon Hettermann, LeRoy Wm. Hettermann, Donald Hettermann, Gerald Hettermann, LeRoy Hamil, Gerald Harvey, Paul Harrison, James . Harrison, Herbert F. Harrison, Neil W. Harrison, Thos» Hebbe, R. Heuser, Henry M. Heil, Walter . Hapke, Robert G. Hay, Wm. J. Harrison, Frank. Hopp, William O. Huck, Lawrence J. Harrison, LaVerne . Harvey, Steve - Ingersol, Charles : Justen, Richard Jackson, Jos. J. Jackson, Roland Jensen, Elmer Jones, James Warren' Justen, Roland Justen, Joseph Justen, Ralph Justen, Clarence Justen, Eugene J. Justen, Daniel A. Johnson, Frank Johnson, George, Johnson. Marguerite I. Johnson, V. A. Karls, Paul Kamholtz, Fred Keenan, LeRoy Kempfer, Frank A. Kennebeck, Vernon Kilpatrick, Ray Karowsky, Stephen J. Kellner, Frank B. • Kinsala, Georga Krohn, Fred Kilday Robt. W. Klapperich, Delphin Kosinski, A. L.---- , - parents on Green street. MEN'S SHOP COMING EVENTS September 30 East River Road Pinochle Clu^--Mrs. Albert Vales. October 1 • Lily Lake P.-T. A.--Schoolhouse. . Christian Mothers and Altar Society; October 3 • Turniture Auction -- McHenry Town House, 1:30 p. m. October 5 Circle No. 1, W. S. C.J3;, at home of Mrs. Wm.Ensweiler. Afternoon • Bunco an<l Card Party--Mrs. Ed Cannes, Hostess, son-in-law, Lt. Donald Austin of Fort Sumner N. M., in which he explained tie was unable to land, and also a filver bracelet on which silver wings were engraved, a gift for his fiveyear- old daughter, Diane Austin, who makes her home with her grandparents. Lt. Austin son of the Wm. Austins of Wbodstock received his wings about a year ago. He flies ulone, his work being to distribute important papers and maps for the government. . CARD OF THANKS We desire to express thanks to our friends and neighbors of Lily Lake for the floral offerings sent at the Hojrve Bureau Meeting--Mrs. Clinton time of the passing of our sister, Ida Martin. ! Buettner. Fox River Valley R. N. A.--Meeting, 20 MR. AND MRS. A. SEYFFERTH. arid Card Party. October ? Circle No. 3, W. S. C. fl.,! church- basement 25c. C. D. of A.---Business Meeting. October 8 Farm Auction--Mrs. Kate Weber. Mothers' Club--Mrs. C. W. Goodell. October 12 ! Farm Auction--Jay W. Cristy. . October 13 I'.-T. .A,*;,^-;St. Mary's-St,"*;:ft|trick's School. October 20-21-22 , ~ P.-T. A. Rummage Sale, Buch Building, on Riverside Drive. October 21 Public Card Partv--Sponsored by C. D. of A.' ; ' CARD OF THANKS We desire in this manner to extend All-day meeting. Hot lunch, our sincere thanks and appreciation for assistance and sympathy at the time of the passing of husband and father, Martin J. Weber. Also to MSRT. Nix and Fathers O'Rourke, Daliden and Thennes for their comforting help and to donors of cars and spiritual bouquets and flowers. We also desire to express our appreciation to the members of the AmericanLegion for their beautiful service,,- * MRS. KATE WEBER AND CHILDREN. Parallel, to Greece The Mayan civilization in Mexico and Central America began about 500 B. C. - 'Charley Noble' The smol*§staek from the ship's galley (kitchtn) is called "Charley Noble"--why, no one knows. 'A)uni«ui ipeaj O* J3d -I3J.BM jo BUOJ 000*2 B9Sn doin moo taMsnq-gop ^ Children Future of Race Years ago Phillips Brooks said: "The future of the race marches forward on the feet of little children." . *XEp J3UI -uins E3BJDAB UB uo J3}BM JO spunod xis SAJIDSUBIJ JUB[D UJOD AUO "I'M suoI|BO xjs sauinsuoo ineu We will have a car of Red River Ohio potatoes on track in McHenry the first of next -week. Place your order now. McHenry Co. Farmers Qe^p.; Aiwn, Phone fl<v 20-p8 Spain Colonized Philippines . Tn 1521 Ferdinand " Magellan brought the flag of Spain to the Philippines, and the Spaniards under Legaspi began to take control in earnest in 1565. The Philippines remained under Spanish rule until 1898 --ft period of about 370 years. Kramer, Vernon J.' Kreutzer, Herman Krohn, Ethel J Krueger, Kenneth Kinsala, William Kloeckner, Gilbert Knox, Gordon ' ; kreutzer, Wm. L. Kiddelsen, Willard Kunz, Robert Larson, Arnold A. Lawrence, J. W. Larkin, Jamea Larkin, Gerald Largo, Alex Lay, V. Edmund Lay, Leo Levee, George Lay, Leander Laures, Erwin T. Maynard, A. L. Meyers, Wm- P. . Miller, Alvin • Meyer, Donald R. Michels, Arnold Meharg, Richard Martin, Frank Matchen, Bernard Matthews, E. E. Mauch, Norbert Meyers, LeRoy .R Meyer, Leo Meyer, Eugene tt. Martin, William Meyers, John S., Jr. Mc Andrews, James Meyer, Elmer J. Meyers, Wm. F, Melsek, LeRoy Michels, Donald May, Alfred J. McKim, Allen Miller, Victor Ife % Miller, Harold Pi Mitchell, George Miller, Gerald Jos. Miller, Jerome Matt Miller, George M. Miller, Eugene' J. Miller, L. J.i ^ Miller, Richard Miller, Ernest C. Miller, Loren Meyer, Fred J. Meyers, Elmer G. Meyers, LeRoy E. Miller, Alfred Moeller, Fred J. Murphy, E. J. Musynski, Raymon'1 Neal. LeRoy Nelson, Leonard A. Nelson, Harold M. Nielsen, Eugene H. Rix, Alfred- W. V •' : J t o d i g , A l b e r t ' ' ; v Schnaitman, H. C. iSmith, Fred H. Sutton, Charles Steinsdoerfer, Alvin Sharp, H. C. 1 Schumacher, Gerald H. Schaefer, Wilbert Sheehan, J. J. • Steffes, Herman J. " Steinsdoerfer, Irvin Stoffel, Wm. Samec, Bernafd C. , Smith, Arthur §mith. LeRoy M. -. Schaefer, Donald J. Schmitt, Herman A. Schmitt, M. G. Smith, Earl ! Schaefer, Ralph J. ,. •$charf, Walter L. Schneider, R. W. Schmitt, Daniel M. Schmitt, J. N. Schmitt, Herman A. Schaefer ,Leo J. Schaefer, Robert Simek, James ' .Siegler, Victor Stangerone, John Steinsdoerfer, Elmer 'Steinsdoerfer, James Steinsdoerfer, Leonard • Smith, Alfred E. Smith, Elmer C. -Smith, Lester L. Smith, Norman J. Smith, Jay L. •Smith, James W. Stilling, Robert Stoffel, Henry J. .Sutton, Wm. E. Strom, W. S. Sutton, R. J. * ; Smith, Norbert J. Trainor, Wilber . Trainor, Charles Tonyan, Donald w ~ Tonyan, Henry B. Tonyan, Vincent M. - Thompson, Chas. L. Taxman, Barry Taxman, Harold Thomas, Loren E. Toleson, Richard Thompson, James Thurlwell, George , Unti, Eugene G. Unti, Harry Vales, Albert Voeltz, Howard S, Vycital Richard O. . Watkins, R. H. , Wilson, Clifford Whiting, Lloyd Whiting, Melvin Wattles, Glenn; Walsh, Melvin J. ^Weber, Richard J. Weiss, Charles C. Wiser, Edward Wolf, Anthony Walkington, RotexJpV. Wahl, Fred Walsh, Melvin Walsh, James M. Walsh, Joseph Williams, Richard J. Whitinir, Delbert Wilson, John Winkel, Robert . Winkel, T. C. Wirtz, Francis If. Wohlert, Clarence Weingart, "Wm. A. Weideman, Eugene M* Witt, Lester°°F. • V Wirfs, Sylvester N. Weingart, Alfred Witt, Glenn Geo. Wright, llarry Z'M'by. W. H. Zens, Maurice C. Joseph B. Hettermann € (Photo by Worwick) Above is a picture of Joseph B. 'Hettermann of Johnsburg, whose obit- J^uary appeared in last week's Plaindealer. Death came suddenly on Frijday morning, Iiome • in Johnsburg. i <• " Ii -l?se for Gravjr w ' v. Vegetable water can be used in :making gravy. The minerals and vitamins add flavor to gravies in -this way. This cooking water can t>e used equally well in sauces for vegietables. A very satisfactory and colorful sauce is made from a medium white sauce (two tablespoons flour per cup of liquid), substituting vegetable water for half of the milk and adding pimento which has been .pressed through a fine sieve. Rich milk or cream can be used if so desired, and the amount of pimento depends entirely on personal preference. However, be sure to add enough to give an attractive color. This sauce is particularly good with cauliflower. Cit£ Council Procee ^ ^ _____ COUNCIL ROOM September 20, 1943 The City Council met in, reguj^ir ! f»emi-monthly meeting with May$r Overton presiding. "Aldermen prese#* Buss, Ferwerda, Freund, Nye, Tonyai>. Absent: Regner. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by , Nye, to approve the minutes of previous meeting. Motion carried. - .Motion by Buss, seconded by. Freund, to approve the application of Mrs. Harold (Rose) Bt 11, for elegit "A" Tavern License at 602 Waukegan .Road. Upon'roll call the votes were ! cast as follows: Euss, No"; Ferwerda, i No; Freund, Yes; Nye, No; Tonyan, i No. The motion did not carry and application was rejected. k Reports of appointive officers received. 1 Motion by Ferwerda, seconded fey Freund, to adjourn. Motion carried; j R. I. OVERTON, Mayors EARt R. WALSH, City Clerk. ; , Baseball Popular Whether they're at their barracks in the U. S. A. or in the jungles of the Southwest Pacific, baseball is the favorite form of recreation among U. S. marines. . ; . Homestead Act 'A Passage of Homestead act, gave western settlers 160 acres of land apiece, if improved and maintained for five years.; This did much to turn pioneers from lust for gc^ !; toward fertile prairieS. FREE SIMPLE TEST NOW TELLl YOU WHICH COWS HAVI MASTITIS Hare la a quick, ea»y way to te»C your co^$ for Mastltia. You can do It yourself right III your own barn. Test 20 cows In 20 min. witfc the Beebe "BTB" teat. And It does not co^t you a penny. Here Is all you do: Ask us f<piF tha special Beebe "BTB" Teat Card. Wo will ftlve you FRKE one test card for eacfc cow In your herd. All you do la follow tbt •tmple directions on the card. We hav^ Boabe "BTB" teat cards ln stock now. Adfc / for your FRKE supply today. Remember, a few minutes spent ln testing your cowa for Maatltia may aare some of your moot raliiablo anlmala from slaughter. THOMAS P. BOLGER The McHenry Druggist CLARENCE'S SHOP, Johnsburg Lawn chairs--pier and porch benches, $1.30 and up. Full line of barn and house brooms. Genuine leather men's, boys' and ladies' belts and billfolds. CLARENCE J. SMITH JOHNSBURG, ILL. AUCTION A public auction of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE will be held SUNDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 3 commencing at 1:30 o'clock at the ^ McHENRY TOWN HOUSE Corner Riverside Drive and Pearl Street, McHenry. The following items will be sold: Chairs, Tables, Radio, Desk, Clocks, Books, Lamps, Dishes, Pots and Pans, Lawn Furniture, Lawn Mower, Awnings. Other articles too numerous to mention. MARTIN BOHL, Auctioneer Order your Rubber Stamps at The PJaindealer. Costlvfoldi MFF EBB PRODUCTM; FtW DlltOlM . Coma Poultry Man Suck Lo«»es £j When you notice wet b**ky orwhwz- I ing, Rft busy quickly with •ittHf ot tile?** convenient, twted treattQWrta. fizmufsie* 'NTH! DRINK For colds and breathing troubles. Helps pn*- vent (•p'-esd; rylievei aymptonu. WorlMir.ni the In»id9 afkiDst •iic!idwwrder». ( Used K1OP«, or ia severe cams. With \ A:'<>-H'RAY SP.1AY WITH VAPO-SPRAY Over heads of the K- V P..ipu!in Wh iu i io- Grt VAPO«SPBAY »r Leemubioa NOW. anH p:^ gfif* pared. Bolger's Drug Store Wf.n.i' Green Street McHenry IMPORTANT NOTICE On Sept. 13, we made a deposit of several checks at West McHenry State Bank. These checks, along- with several others, were sent by the bank to the clearing- bank in Chicago. These checks were stolen while in transit and we are trying to locate the parties for whom we cashed checks on or about Saturday, Sept. 11. One of these checks was drawn on the First Wisconsin National Bank of Milwaukee for the sum of $70.55. Five other checks were drawn on the First National Bank of Woodstock for the following amounts: $36.10, $7.84, $45.65, $27.25 and $17.38. It is believed that these five were Alemite checks. If any readers of this ad for whom we cashed checks on or about Sept. 11, will please let us know, we will greatly appreciate same, as the checks are lost. They are of no value to anyone, but we desire to find the parties by whom they were cashed, so we may secure duplicate checks. Please let us know if you were one of those for whom we cashed checks. Thank you! Gladstone's Dept^Store Green Street ^ : wic'• McHenr?