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TOS BALI &-dny mdc; FOK SALB--Coca Cola electric cooler, with IVigidaire unit. Central dtru«. Flwme McHenry 200-J. 41 FOB SALE--Blue Tag Rytorld Seed t(t cation; smAlI nice room; salary according to responsibilities aafeumed. Address Box 729, Lake Forest, 111. *41 HELP WANTBD--Couple extra men, Hanter Boat Co., McHenry. S9-tf Corn 92.75 per bushel; srto full iine|HELP WANTED -- Light factory grass 8t^y employment, age 25 card as {iles. Hall Roberts' owa. today for catalog **™"|to 35; day or evening shift; 5 to 10 Son, POstvilIe, _m Top wages for conscientious 4 Cellulose Industries, Rich- FOR SALE -- Attractive eight-piece dining room set, table top gas range and metal baby stroller. Telephone Pistakee 660-M-2. *41 FOR SALE--Metal base cabinet, sise 67 inches long, 36 inches high, 25 inches deep. $40. Wm. Tamasy, Elm street, McHenry. 41 (p.m. workers. . mond, ID. M Richmond 885. S2-tf HOUSEKEEPER WANTED for St. Joseph's Rectory, Waukegan, 111. All modern conveniences. 501 S. Utica Street. ' 40-2 WANTED At a meeting of the Village hoard on Mo|idayi evening last, two village marshalls were appointed, H. E. Wightman on the East side and Chris Hudson on the West side. The street committee are having the sidewalks on the main streets and to . the school houses cleared of snow and ice. This is a good move. 41-4 } E. M. Owen A Son are refitting FOR SALE --. Coal burning stove,' -- I the office in their warehouse in fine brick lined, in first class condition; j WANTED-- We have cash buyers ishape, painting, putting in a neW frice $22.50. Call Thennes Oil Co.'for summer hffm.es, city property and desk, and otherwise improving ft, hone 4S5-R, McHenry. , 41 forms. List your property with us, " ; Jacob Fritz, Main St., Johnsfcurg, Rt. WANTED--Small panel truck. Wilson Radio Service--Phone McHenry 41-2 FOR SALE--Upright piano; threequarter Simmons bed; spring and, Aaa mattress; double iron bed, spring 4W- McHenry 06-M. *"** _«j4« WANTED--Oat« wntod. r p)l(jne 92_R McHenry Item ef Interest Take* Frese thsFiles of the Plsindsslsr of Tears Ago SIXTY TEARS AGO . ^ The Universalist society hss' made quite an improvement in their church by removing the old seats to the right of the pulpit and raising the floor of the level of the main platform, thus bringing their excellent choir up higher than .the congregation. . . ienry harness, buggies, carts, cutters and! Chicago, Phone Lincoln 1333-1334 itf. bells, Coach pups, alfalfa, clover and -- ~-- ---- timothy hay and straw, delivered in WANTEI» truck load lots of approximately five HOMES AND FARMS _ tons. Get our prices; telephone at In and around McHenry arid Lake our expense. Will A. Johnson & counties. We will get you top prices Son. Siursr Grove, 111. Tel. 6171 or on an exclusive basis. ED M. LAN- 6421. *41-2 NES, Agent, Hines Realty & Con- ' --rrr: : "struction Co. Tel. McHenry 674-M-2 FOR SALE -- 1940 Packard 4-door or 667-R-2. 34-tf sedan. Radio, heater and defrosters;; n e w 1 9 4 6 m o t o r ; o v e r d r i v e t r a n s m i s -j sion; tires, 6-ply heavy duty, newly ; retreaded, no breaks in casings. Ceiling price $1,084. carries dealer's warranty. Phone McHenry 663-J-l. C. F. McDermott. *41 WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE--1946 Estate gas stove; also console radio. Ringwood Electric and Radio Shop, Ringwood, 111. Phone Richmond 883. 41 WANTED TO BUY -- Four or five room summer home, hear McHenry, On or near Fox River. Address Box "BJ," care Plaindeaier. 26-tf MISCELLANEOUS LIVESTOCK TRUCKING -- Frank Raycraft, West McHenry. Phone Mc- FOR SALE--Income residence, mod-!Henry 149-J. 41-tf "Mrs. S. F. Pouse has closed out her stock of goods and discontinued business. S. F. Pouse intends mov- „FIW ™ ,ing his family into the J. Van Slyke couple or retiring farm family to motor no C9-2691, canning Indiana residence on Maple ayenue the first ern, near schools, business and trans- r. . „„„„ portation. Excellent opportnjty for | NOTICE -- _A 1936 Chrysler^ coupe, FIFTY YEARS AGO The pupils of our high school will have an old fashioned spelling school next Wednesday evening. The West McHenry Cornet band went out to the residence of Joe. <Draper, southwest of this village, on Wednesday evening of last week and treated himself and family to a fine serenade. We learn that sixty-two couples attended the sheet and pillow case party, at Riverside Hall, on Friday evening last. Despite the hard times fourteen new names have been added to our mail list within the past week. And yet there is room for a few more. FORTY YEARS AGO have steady income. Write Box Z License 612-640^ belonging to TW ill care of the Plaindeaier, McHenry. deus Decuc, 2502 West Poland, South 41.3| Bend, Ind., is •being held for repair • J bill. Same- will be sold in ten days FOR SALE--Piano, baby bed, baby j if not called for. John Anderson, r, dining room table, some odd West McHenry, 111. 46-2 5SS; ar kitchen cabinet, floor lamps,.. Ti, . A , !1 tables. 123 Riverside Drive. LADIES--It's almost time for spring g£.W. 41-2 i "OU8e cleaning. Have you looked i *.' n n -- over <your window shades? Priced 8ALE SALE j at 90c to $1.50. C. M. Niesen, lo- 4 USED KITCHEN RADIOS $10.00 cated at Peter M. Jus ten Furniture AND UP -- 1 USED GENERAL ELECTRIC BATTERY PORTABLE INCLUDING BATTERIES, $19.95-- COLES RADIO SERVICE, VENICE PARwK . PHONE McHENRY 303. 41 store, West McHenry. 295-M. Phone 63 or *40-3 FOR SALE -- SPECIAL--10 USED OUTBOARD MOTORS FOR SALE, SS2J0 TO $185.00. McHENRY BOAT ____ . _ _ . CO. VENICE PARK. PHONE Mc- SEPTIC TANKS and Cess Pools EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPING--TREE SURGERY AND REMOVAL FREE ESTIMATES J. W. RAYCRAFT, P. O. Box 16$, West McHenry, I1L 40-tf HENRY $03 [cleaned. Fred Wells, 123 Ellsworth FOB SALE -- NEW AUTOMATIC RECORD CHANGER, $24.50. COLES St., Crystal Lake. Phone 543-M. 40-tf RADIO SERVICE, VENICE PARK.i®ABY C^1^*£~F,?xd,ale Whit T e,1pe?_ fBONE McHENRY 303 411 horns and White Rocks won Illinois ' | Egg Laying Contest 1945, most eggs FOR SALE Vacuum cleaner, perfect be** livability Try these improved condition: also metal bird cage and "trains this year; also rapid-featheratand. TeL McHenry 203-J-X. *411 ing New Hampshires and extra large _n_ , . 1 Barred Rocks Write or call for prices FOR SALE -- Well built summer and details, FOX LAKE 2818. Rt. suitable for all year home; 4 59 near Fox Lake. FOXDALE on first floor, large porch; POULTRY FARM A HATCHERY, 2nd floor unfinished but suitable for j INGLLBSIDE, ILL. 40-9 9 large bedrooms; waterfront at Mc- Cullem Lake", Jacob Fritz, Real Es- WELL WORK -- Order your driven tate, Johnsburg, Rt. 1, McHenry, we^ now! We sell, repair and instsll Phone 672-R-2 or Chicago phoneinM pumps, including electric. Bill Lincoln 1333. 40-4' Bacon, 206 Main street, West McHenry. Tel. 93-J. 39-tf VOB SALE -- Beautiful home at ffctnkee Bay, cost $80,000. Sell for $45,000. Jacob Frits, Real Estate, ROOFING AND SIDING See Frank Qans for an estimate on Hah St., Johnsburg, Rt. 1. McHenry that new roof or siding, guaranteed or 2005 N. Sheffield Ave., Chicago, ty Sears Roebuck & Co. Call Mc- Phone McHenry 672-R-2 or Lincoln i Henry 106-W or call at 300 River- 1388, Chicago. 40-4 side Drive, McHenry* 39.4 of the week. The Hunter Weckler Boat company opened up spring deliveries by sending a carload of six launch hulls to Cincinnati, Ohio. Butter on the board of trade Monday went up half a cent, the official price being 27% cents per pound. Among the homes to be visited by the stork of late was that of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Miller. A boy was left there Monday morning ana Andy is all smiles. Mrs. Konig with relatives on Monday wen Mrs. Cederberg and daughter, who made the trip to Chicago. On Tuesday, after returning home, they wore honored with a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Peterson of Chicago. We are all sorry to hear that' Dagmar Andree has spent the past week in bed, very ill. Saturday evening saw Mr. Yaeger heading for Chicago, where he attended a banquet at the Stevens hotel. It was . quite a busy day around the Mackay home last Sunday as Mr. and Mrs. King from Spooner, Wis., were out for a visit. Also Mr. and Mrs. Bobber of Wauconda came over for a visit a little later on in the day. Last Saturday Mrs. Mackay went to Chicago, and returned the owner of a new electric stove. She will receive her new stove next week some time. I guess we'll have to stop over sometime and see what's cookin . There was a little family gathering on Monday, the twenty-fifth of this month, at the C. O. Hyatt home. The cause for this gathering was the twenty-eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. sind Mrs. C. O. Hyatt. Congratulations, folks. Smiling faces will be seen around the Schievoni home this week, folks. On Saturday, their son, Donald, who is in the navy, called up twice, notifying his parents he was in the States. Calling from San Diego he infonned his folks he expects to be home on leave in the very near future. Mrs. Boro is very happy at this time to inform us that her son, Gene, is home on leave. Gene ar-> rived, home last Tuesday and has been staying in Chicago with relatives. Over the last weekend Mr. and Mrs. Aboinanti traveled to Chicago, ...... aujeyod aftar 1 Hgtt MMi waa aerved. On WimdiiT M5r. and Mrs- Morrison atertataod Mr. and Mrs. Kiehl and family, also Mr. and Mrs. C. Peterson of Pistakee Bay. Staying with Mr. and Mrs. Mc Dermott is Mrs. McDermott's sisterin- law, Mrs. Clarence McDermot* of Baraboo, Wisconsin. During the past week Mrs. Mc- Dermott and her guest have made several trips to Milwaukee to do a bit of shopping. LILYMOOR (By Hattie Einspar) All members and parents who are interested in their children's welfare will attend the Lily Lake P. T. A. meeting, Friday evening, March 1, at the Lily Lake school at 8 p.m., sharp. Visiting the Weiler's on Friday last were Mrs. Weiler's sister and niece, Mrs. Helen Novak and Beverly Jean, of Chicago. On Tuesday of last week Mrs. Ed. Meehan and her daughter, Carole, went on a shopping tour in Chicago. While there, they received a message that Mr. Meehan's grandmother, Mrs. Zindell, had passed away that day so they stayed in for the wake. On Monday Mr. Ed Meehan left' for Detroit for a few days and on Wednesday night the Meehan's will attend the Lawrence Hall allumni dance in Chicago. Mr. Meehan is the president of the Lawrence Hall allumni association. On Saturday last, Edith Neeley, the girl that comes from Chicago on weekends to take care of Mr. and* Mrs. Ed. Meehan's children, cut to attend the wedding of a near rel-! her leg and hip sliding down the hill ative. A birthday was also cele-j0n a sled. The cut on her hip had bra ted as Mrs. Albbinanti's daughter, j fifteen stitches and 6 stitches on the Josephine Paumblo, grew a year j leg. older. The folks spent Saturday do-l Visiting the Molitor's this week ing a bit of shopping and took in a I is Jack Moss. * movie while downtown. I At the Maher's home the furnace Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wirfs attended took a turn to act up. Mrs. Maher andMrs. Don Mffinae hM enttated in the army and is now in So sorry to heap Flo sick in bad. Right hare I want to thank Mrs. Nonftan and Evelyn and Ruth Lavin for their efforts in trying to things pleasant for the fton It's quite a taak but keep up the good work, girls, and thank you so much. I I 1 1 i t Ml I t 1 1 11 HH IHIIH Between Classes i i m i i M i i n m i i i m i H i . THIRTY YEARS AGO FOR SALE -- Year-round home and HAVE YOU HEAUI) about the new cottage on Lily Lake, Highway 120.! reduced Auto Liability and Property WViter rights. Albert Scholz, 4838, Damage rates ? They will surprise NJt Louis avenue, Chicago. Tel. yon. Ask us for insurance rates. Irving 0855. *40-3, The Kent Co., McHenry. Phone 8. FOR SALE -- 16-lb., Brunswick 3-| 27*t1' The old Searles residence on Elm street, owned by Mrs. C. H. Fegers of Keokuk, la., was sold to Jacob Schneider the latter part of last week. Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Fegers were here from Keokuk to make the sale. At a recent meeting of the stockholders of the Cary State bank, C. W. Stenger of this village was reelected vice-president of the institution, while Joe J. Sutton was again choun as cashier. The final papers on the ssle of the Mrs. Sarah McOmber house to A. P. Freund were turned over on Tuesday of this week. We sre told that Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith will soon move to their new home on the °* the river, while the McOmber house will be occupied by Frank Hovat and family. ^TWENTY YEARS AGO r Aagustine Freund of JohiifH'Hr, graduate of the McHenry Community high school, is now employed by the ^Test McHenry State Dank. Miss Johnson expects soon to move to the L. V. Lusk home for the balance of the school year. We hear that the .Will Vanderboom farm at Volo has been re-sold. [ Lester Carr of Ringwood is now employed at Terra Cotta. About $40 was cleared at the Ladies' Aid Society dinner held in the M. W. A. hall in Ringwood on Wednesday. the birthday party of George Wirfs one evening last week in McHenry. Last Sunday there was a bridal shower for Miss Rose Regner. This was held at the Regner home. The wedding ceremony took place Wednesday, at St. Peter's church in Volo. Did you say you were looking for a certain item in the line of groceries ? Well, try the Lily Lake grocery, your almost sure to find put some coal on and went upstairs. A short time afterwards the door of the furnace blew open end soot was flying every way. Maybe the furnace was jealous of the Bassi's oil stove and tried to see how much damage it could do. So sorry to hear that George Wegener's niece, Marion Nimsgern, of McHenry passed away on Sunday. Today I received a letter from it there. There is a fresh line of) Ella Hints, who moved to Eureka fruits, vegetables, groceries, and Springs, Ark., and it sura was cold meats. grand hearing from her. Lately several people have been i Mrs. Steve Wijas entertained the asking, me where they can buy the j Ladies of Lilymoor last Thursday Plaindeaier. I've seen many startled afternoon. Cards were played and faces when I told them at the Lily)a delicious lunch was served. Mrs. HOOT'S TAVERN AND RESTAURANT 202 Green St, McHenry, UL ^ black' Telep5?"i DEAD ANIMALS --Five dollars m j the least we pay for dead horses and FOR SALE--Before buying a water' cows *.n condition. Wheeling pump, see the new Fairbanks Morse Rendering Co. Phone Wheeling No. ejector water systems, complete $96. j Reverse the charges. No help Engstrom Sales and Service^ Tel. j "eedea to load. 14-tf 3*'tf GARBAGE COLLECTING -- Let u- •MM! ij i|.iM..|if ||.4,44,^,,11 I|M|m| I I LILY LAKE F(Ml SALE-ryYear- round comfort and dispose of your garbage each week, economy with fire-proof Johns-Man- oftener if desired. Reasonable wflle Rock Wool Home Insulation | rates. Regnlai year round route, for 1 1 'l"H"l' 'I' * •••H' ili"M'<"l"H.* (By. Dick Hyatt) "BlODnpin" walls and ceilings. Call 1*90 3. STILLING, McHenry 18. £ 36tf. - - 28-tf ' LOST merly George Meyers Phone 365 Here's another week gone by, after the snow we had on Thursday, most everyone thought it would be a very nasty weekend, but I guess we were t» 1 >3 'ii. 1 aN fooled a bit. Pen J. kmitK I The Teen-age club has been rather active during the past week. A! VAWPTn tpn QVK'I1^ Iweek ago Wednesday they held their I WAJN Lnu 1U nririi. [meeting at the Lilymoor clubhouse. -- Games and dancing were enjoyed bv WANTED TO RENT -- House, 6.all attending. After this refreshrooms or more. Call McHenry 31. ments were served. The kids would LOST-Springer Spaniel, black and Dr- H. S. Fike, 305 Waukegan St.[like to thank Steve and Lil for the white dog, wearing round brown! nvna/vu a T ~~ ^ i kind hospitality they showed our collar. Answers to name of "Spotty." We will soon be opening our newly remodeled bar with added attraction FOOD To all our customers of the past we want to extend our appreciation for their patronage and hope to be able to please them in our new surroundings with the best of - food and service. "Our new chef -- LENNY -- is one of the best! Try his NOON LUNCHEONS -- EVENING DINNER8 --7' ~ AFTER THEATRE SNACKS -- BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, MARCH "HOOT" NOONAN AND "HOOT, JR.,' (By iftark Hopkins) As a starter, here is a quotation from the M. C. H. S. Wfcrnor (our school newspaper): "Our 'huba huba' man, Mr. Egbert, sings. Very good too, as we've heard from one of his biology classes." That article reminds me of the time Mr. Anglese rode a horse at the head of the parade during our Homecoming game last fall. The C. Y. O. skating "party is over and the kids are still talking shout it. All in all,, everyone had fun, in eluding some parents who came later in the evening to watch their oif-spring skate. To skate, though, was almost taking your life in your hands because of the huge crowd. There were some spills, but the ones that I saw were catastrophes. An unscheduled, but thrilling game was seen by a large number of spectators as the McHenry Warriors clashed with the Town Co-ops in the M. C. H. S. gym last Friday. At the end of the first quarter the Warriors led the Co-ops 11 to 7 (I won't give you a play by pla\ account of the game.) This didnrt keep the Co-ops down, though, because at the end of the half found the opposition two baskets ahead of the orange and black, with a score of 21 to 17. The Warriors tobk the lead in the third quarter, but in the final quarter the red and white jumped ahead. With seconds remaining "Sonny" Miller put the air filled bladder in the basket twice putting the high school Warriors ahead of the town team 44 to 41. Saturday, March 2, is the date, of the district solo contest, which will be held at Waukegan. As the Warrior did, and I know everyone else will, we wish the McHenry contestants the very best of luck! Not long ago Mr. Duker was offered the.use of a printing press plus type and other equipment to use in the high, but, unfortuhately he had to refuse the offer because of the shortage of teachers to teach printing and also shortage of space. The Home "Ec" dance is coming up March 1, Friday. Everyone is invited, including parents. I'll bet many of the parents could show us some good looking Charlestons or Lindy-Hops. The dance will begin at 8:00 in the high school gym. i ' See the Latest, Greatest Plymouth at the A. S. Blake Motor Sales, Pearl St., McHenry, Saturday, March 2. 41 Children's Hours Extension Service specialists have determined that early to bed should really be tht- children's motto, (or it has been proved that the best hours of rest (or a child are the first hours at the night. Uncle Sam Says PERSONAL , club. Lewis Pitzen, On Saturday, the minority of the Ro!lteS l^etMcHenryd Ter*McHrnry WILL WITNESS TO ACCIDENT teen-agers enjoyed their field trip 685-W-2 *41 on Route 120, between Downs Motors to the Museum of Sience and Indus- 1-- jand Schwerman's garage, 6:40 p.m., try. Due to the transportation prob- -) February 4, please call ' Order your rubber stamps st the! 321? Plaindeaier. ^PICK-UP AND DELIVERY - - VOGUE CLEANERS ^SftOW WHITE LAUNDRY •McHENRY CLEANERS McHenry Cleaners and Laundry Services 103 Elm Street Plume McHenry 104*M DON HOWARD H9I! McHenry | lem« a school bus was hired. ~ The 41 whole journey there was filled with songs and laughter. On the way home most everyone discussed the events of the day. While there we took time out to see the fire engine lent the museum by Alfred Seyfferth. This engine was in service from 1902 to 1922 and was at the Iroquois theatre fire. The final touches were added to the day when Evelyn treated all to a soda or sundae. Ruth enjoyed herself very much, especially those comic books! » This week Wednesday the kids are having MOTHERS' NIGHT at their meeting, all the mothers of members have been invited, refreshments will bp- served and there will be a first preview of our hobby show. This event will take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Normand. Last Wednesday evening the Ladies League held its meeting st the Lakeside Inn. Cards and bunco were enjoyed by all those attending. On j Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Normand and Ruth and Evelyn Lavin7 went to Chicago to attend the wedding reception of a niece. Last week Sunday, a birthday dinner was given in honor of Mrs. La- Miere at her home. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Haselbauer, Mr. and Mrs. Konig, and Mr. and Mrs. Melone. Billy and Darlene Hazelbauer have returned to Chicago with their parents for good now. The children POSITIONS NOW AVAILABLE PRODUCTION ABO WXLDEBS moms LATHS OPERATORS TURRIT LATHS OPERATORS xaohihi&VS If you an interested in becoming » member of a good, responrible organisation, apply to The Frank G. Hough Co. i LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Any of our Men or Women" Vermont winters stir red blood and thrift among the residents of a state which contributed so much to the birth of independence in our country. That's why Savings Bonds sre popular. Sugar from the maples is no sweeter than the strong boxes with War, Victory and Savings Bonds. Vermonters invested $29,000,000 in the Victory Loan and will invest more in Savings Bonds for ne* barns, plows, trucks in years t< COme. V S 1 Uepmrtmgti- WILSON'S RADIO SERVICE 206 E. Elm St. Phone McHenry 469 Repairs on all makes, auto radios CLIFFORD E. WILSON, Prop. ALL WORK GUARANTEED INSURANCE EARL R. WALSH Fin, Antov Farm and Life Ii Representing RELIABLE COMPANIB8 When you need insurance of any kind Phone 43 or 118-M Green A Elm McHenry IW REFRIGERATION SERVICE CaM -WONDER LAKE SM WALTER r. BROOKS Wallpaper and Paint at lit Washington St, McHenry TeL 1S1-R Huntley M44 /SAYMOND J. KEULKY Attorney at Law iTONTLKY, ILLINOIS CRYSTAL LAKE LATJNDRY AMD CLBANB|| An sIlTkM p. r. mis, Phone SI: 117 Gram St Q-T TRUCKING CO. Sand -- Gravel . -- Cii B^ek Dirt -- Limestone Trucks For Hire Johnsburg 677-W-2 ; n ; McHqatry, III. Phone McHenry 86-W : C. N. FREUND"7" TRUCKING 106 Waukegan Read • West McHenry, 111. cur •Siii AL*S WELDING SERVICE West of C. ft N. W. Depot Electric Portable Welding Acetylene Welding and Cutting ALEX W. WIRFS, Operator Phone 615-W-l or 464 M'HENRY, ILL. Phone McHenry 6S7-R-2 -- Basement Excavating -- NETTS SAND * GRAVEL . Special Rates on Road Gravel and Lot Filling . . Black Dirt . . Power Leveling and Grading. 1. E. NETT Johnsburg P. O^--McHssuy --WANTED TO BUY-- We pay $6 to 925 for OM Hi leas for down horses and cattle. MATTS MINK RANCH Johnsburg • Spring Grove Road Phone Jduwburg 650-J-2 CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD HOGS, HOUSES AND CATTLE We pay phone charges WEINGART TRUCKING -- McHENRY, ILL, Sand, £ravel, Blfck Dirt, Filling 1 Limestone Telephone MoEEsaiy MS-R-f A. P. FREUND CO. Excavating Contractor Tracking, Hydraulic • and Crane 8ettico -+-ROAD BUILDING-- TeL 864-M McHenry, HL TeL McHenry 243-J HAROLD H. BELL PaVffig, Psjrrhsnging, R< _ Old Wall Paper With Steamer, Spray Painting 165 N. GREEN ST. McHENRY DR. R. DeROME-- -- Dentist -- 120 Green Street" Phone 292-J. McHenry " Office Hours:, It) '4. ra. to 5 p.n. daily except Wednesday. Tuesday and Friday nighta to 8:36 pjs. Other hours by appointment TeL Wonder Lake 418 DR. R. H. WATKINS Dentist ----- --Office Hours-- Tuesday & Saturdays: 9 a.m. to5 p.m. Evenings snd Sunday Mornings by Appointment! Lookout Point Wonder Lake, I1L Office Hoars--Dsily Ebccfspt Thurs. 10 to 12, 1:30 to 4:30t Mon., WedL, Fri. Nights: 7 to 8. Other Boors by Appointment H. S. VAN DENBURGH, DC„ PhC. Chiropractor 120 Green St. TeL 292-R. McHenry Residence Phone Hebron 926 DR. H. S. FKB Veterinarian " 305 Waukegan St. Phone tl McHENRY. 1LU A. WORWICK ' PHOTOGRAPHER Portraiture Ceouaercial Photography Phone 275 -- Riverside Drive McHENRY, ILL. McHENRY FLORAL CO. -- Phone 666-R-l -- One Mile South of McHsnrr on Rents U for aO JACOB FRITZ eal btata and fiinfsBi 11 Main St, Johndburg TeL McHenry 672-R-2 Ch JPhone Chicago Office one Lincoln 1333-4 ROTHERMEL ELECTRIC SHOP Ekctrical Contractors Radio Repairs Let us estimate that next electrical jofc of youra. LEO G. ROTHERMEL, Prop. Phone McHesvy 272-M 964 Riverside Drive h Telephone No.-966 _ • STOFFEL * REULAN5PERGER Insurance agents far all chump of property in the beat . . . -- • .. . •