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Lake 0a Parade 4*4 m the put, there are itfll It f®* Inconsiderate individuals who permit thteir pets to mm around unmussied and make it unsafe for our children to play outdoors. „ . • ,.^rW7i Darin* the past week, two of <Wr youngsters suffered from dot «*t*s and shock while playfag in front of rtm . their homes. One of these Tictiirts roviiif packs of dog* are again i wu a four-year-old boy who was (tfcwrite a --to the residents I severely bitten on the arm when (By Ya**stfek> Greetings, Folks iCCORDIAN INSTRUCTION Special ten weeks'trial course. Instruction for AGCORDIAH and mint furnished in home. r* Phone Wonder Lake 698,"or writ# ^ R. HOLOCHWOST Ringwood, Illinois 1 • attacked by two i it was the si mother who wit saved him ^from We join the two tola , to you doc owners to _ community a safe place, to'_ keeping your pota conaMd own property. The arrive of six pound, ounce, Geoffrey Ludlow at the stock hospital last Friday evening Is r Ibte f"o r th* e *h appy smile «n Henry Houck's face and the heavy responsit drain on his cigar supply. _ We are hap#/ to report that both Mrs: Houck and the latest addition to the Houck clan are both doingnicely. Our congratulations. We've often wondered how Harold Vycital, our dynamic fire natwaV spends his day off. Wo fbund Mia reclining in his bed reading detective stores and, of all things, smoking a cigarette. What a way to make an tsh of oneself Mr. and Mrs. A1 Zovoda spent the weekend in Chicago helping? Charlie and Marcella Frits celebrate the fifth anniversfry of their happy :'C 7m, f •- .VvJ*- ; x -*m - % - s. a x «?: ggf7" SEEING is BELIEVING When you stop, your car 00 our Brake Tester and actually see bmr your brakes behave* you know without anyone telling you, whether they need attention or i)oc. Our Brake Tester is like four horizontal seal each one telling just how much braking energy is applied to its wheel. When we adjust* reline or over* haul your brakes* they are tested and Sroven on this same 'ester, so yoLkaoffi exactly how they will act on the road. Qawwnets who have used our bra)ce service are enthusiastic in saying they can feel the difference. It's a mighty sweet sensation, too, to know you can . depend on your brakes--any time, under any conditions. Why not bringyour brake work tans, and experience hi \ ^ 1 StfEAvefj SAFETY CENTRAL GARAGE JOHNSBUKG Fred Smith, Prop. Telephone McHenry 200-J ! union. Mr. and Mrs. Syd Smith returned home after enjoying a month's vacation in sunny California. I "Chuck" Brocken has enrolled as a student at the Illinois Institute "of ! Technology in the big city. Margaret Graff's plea of "Woodman spare that tree" fell on deaf ears early Sunday morning' when Barney decided to cut down a few poplars that were obstructing his driveway. After hacking away at the trunks for a half hoar Barney, convinced that the old , grey mare ain't what she used to be, enlisted the aid of Mr. and - Mrs. Etf Stacknick to finish the job for him. For thirty years Joe Krettler has been giving orders to his subordinates as master mechanic at the International Harvester Co. in Chicago, but since his retirement Joe finds himself on the receiving end, •with Ma Krettler dishng oqt the orders. This makes him a very unhappy man indeed. Sam "Corliss" Noonan returned after a three months' vacation in the deep South. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Barber, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melka and Mr. and Mrs. George Harker were among our summer residents who enjoyed the vweekend at their cottages. / Hligh and Jean McDonald are en joying- an extensive tour of th Southwest. With the return of their anchor man, Len Jensen, to the fold, the Roy«Al bowing team is gradually digging out of the slump they've been in for the past month. The boys are again in third place and if their luck holds out they hope to hit the top before the season close*. Einar Devik and Erling Olsen joined the long list of proud owners of new chariots at McCullom iLake. [ Congratulations To { Henry Houck on his thirty-fifth birthday anniversary, Feb. 26th. Betty Houck on the eighteenth anniversary of her natal day, Feb. 24L Nats and Bolts While the Republicans are building their platform, Mr. Truman is putting the finishing touches to his balcony, where he will enjoy the sunshine after the next election. A sure way to get troubles off your mind is to go horseback riding. If you can laugh at something that Thonneson attended a in Chicago on 1 Stoff ef is si this week visiting: Mrs. Curtis Weetfall, la CMsagfe Mr.j_and Mrs. Robert Stilling of it the weekend visitira Carey, a stiylent at Barat college, Lake Forest, was a end visitor at the home of her pareqjts, tkeXJerald Careys. JSd HoBe of Oak Park spent a few days the past week with her parents, the Martin Conways. Harold Owen left Sunday on a business trip East. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freund of Plattville, Wis., spent the weekend visiting his parents, thb. Carl J. Freunds. • Mrs. John Feltz spent a»few days this week visiting her sister, Mrs. Dave Berthold, in Villa Park. She was accompanied home by her father, Math Baur, who had been a guest in the Berthold home for several weeks. f John and Mike Purvey of Crystal Lake visited their grandparents, the Albert Purveys, last weekend. Miss Lena Stoff el was a Chicago caller on Monday. Mrs, Leila Hole of Shelby, Mont., U WESK-B9D SPECIALS at fS99 Food Market Self Service * McCullom Lake (Formerly Horn's) > :• _ i > f SUNK 1ST' ORANGES iBspt for juice in every urn 2-20 size 2 doz. 43c OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE can 19c ROYAL GELATINE DESSERT 3 pkgs. 21c FRESH VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES _ Miss Marguerite Johnson, a teacher in the Wheaton schools, spent the wooktPd with her parents* the George Johnsons. Mr. aad Mr*. Math Inures www dinner guests ia the fevia Hern home in Delavan, Wis., last Friday evening, after which they attended the basketball gamtf there. Leonard Fourier of Carnentersville, editor of the Fox "Valley Free Press, and Lloyd Ziegler, candidate for state central committeeman en the lican ticket, were McHenry on Friday afternoon.. those trm ' hers who •al servk«» for Mrs. •w-v ta **•* we* Waw the Misses Lena aad da*m St!o<f«, Mrs. 1. C. Holly, Mrs# F. J. Aicher, Mrs. " H. Johnson aad Mrs. Robert % 1 Courier of Marengo visited her mother, Mrt. 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It's sanitary, easy to feed, because Kiayftsts roiwtf in convenient dry kernel form. It's not tt liquid, not a pastel 11% ailk priiicts ii Knjltti Tbs products in Kraylets are cheese whey solids* jirr<r 'gftijii. from rinds and trimmings, and dried tHm milk--all excellent concentrated sources of hi^ quality proteins and lactose, so essential to ^ltrrr^h| health and thriftiness. The remaining 20% of the formula consists of soybean oil meal, alfslis ----'1 (dahydratod), and dried brewers yeast. " ItMiaicalti ml Kraylets provides milk products in highly concentrated-form, a little goes a long .way. For brood sows, just add tt pound of Kraylets per day to each sow's regular balanced ration before Car rowing. Now ia the time to investigate the profit-boosting possibilities of Kraylets. Order your supply today from your food dealer listed below. Poultrymmnt Add Kraylets to year poidtry ration to give your flock the benefits of mflk products! Convenient, sanitary--just sprinkle it on top of your poultry mash--mix it in the mash--or scatter as scratch. Economical--add only one pound a day to your regular ration for every ISO birds. -- Krmit Foods Company, C&kmgo 90, McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS COOP. ASSN., McHenry McHENRY MILLS, ING* Wot^icHciiff ' J • •