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pspgr! W" 'm "*» T-: sp 4v*» *' *;/• - )t * r ~ + . H $ t " £ 7*fc . -ir.* km&mm Smith, Ttonyan, aw. Wmpih-- F. Lincoln, 200; Peat, 193-51S; little, 219-668; ... Garland, 210-517; Cokk, 207-512; Doo- Dickaon, 200-MS. Woman •y by EARL R. WALSH MARION BOUCHER BOWLING Coach "Mac" informs us that the Warriors will play St. Mary's at Woodstock on Saturday night of this week instead of (Friday as shown on /.;#>e original schedule handed to us. t| The Warriors took it on the chin |B to 85 at Delavan last Friday ncht as the Swani conference closed. ^ The homo team has been in there jtitehin', but has been able to win only 9 games wiiile losing 12 up to point. This includes tournament The Warriors hare appeared to lack scoring punch, but their average stands up prety well. The home boys scored 746 points for an average of S5 plus per game while the opposition scored 818 points for an aver* age of 39 per game. *1$. Of course a single point mains difference in the won and lost There are no bowling bolletins from the Post Office down Riverside Drive way this week, b&t word from other sources tell us that their All-Star east: suffered a 6-pin loss at the hands of five frail bowlers of the treaker sex. • It was Gertie Barbian, Emily Hestelly alia Kralowetz who trimmed the Min Green, Marion Donnelly and following boys from the "Federal Building : "Smoky" Kennebeck, Dick Weber, Frank Gende, Ray Page and IfjRinger George" Barbian. !' The boys of the McHenry Spprtslen's Club plan another Fox Hunt »r next Sunday, starting at 10 a. m. en's Pf tfflC middle of the night Pete was awakened by the ringing qf the telephone. It was his partner, Harry, calling., "Come down to the store quick 1" Barry urged. "Something has happened!" "What's the trouble?" asked Pete. "Can't tell you over the telephone," answered Harry. "Come on down!" Business hadn't been any too good lately, and Pete had been worrying about a lot of unpaid bills that were piling up. Bui the partners lately had teen discussing ways and means <tf improving their condition, and if this was what he thought it was, their worries soon would be over. He made haste to verify his surmise. Half way down to the store, Pete's car was overtaken by -a traffic cop. "What's the rush* ftud?" toe officer demanded. "Do you think you're going to a file?" "I think so!" gasped Pete. "But how in the world did you know?" FOLLOWED INSTRUCTIONS r HEN the alarm rang at sever. SCHAEFERS' in the grey morning, Henr> | B)||r> reached out quickly and shut it oil s. Weber, 418; B. Htilqtttet, 436; before it wakened Isabel. Quietly, j. Rosing, 423; % Rand, 410; L Henry got up and groped his way tc Miller, 420; M. Hettermann, 422; D the bathroom. i Fuchs, 407; M. Simon, 420; D. Het- It was the usual beginning of his j termann. 411; E. Hoyte, 427; P. day but on this particular mominp | Kraus, 500; C. Mertw, 412; B. Blake, he felt a little rebellious. He thought J I Gnoit, 420; B. Hecht, 406. of Isabel, still lying asleep, her dark [ „ . . .... hair spread out on the pillow, heij j Rft-427• R bnmnA i7«_ curve<* in a half smile 439' p ^ 406;'L.' Repan, 422; When they were first manned shejM Sutt0Ilt 171-460: H. Knox, 419; A. used to get up and prepare break ! Grosso, 189-437; E. Miller, 417; E. fast for him. Now that the childrer l Justen, 409; B. Regmer, 446; J. were old enough to fend for them-! Weber, 426; M. Doherty, 172-479; selves he had to make his own cof- D* Schaefer, 410; B. Buerger, 427; fee and toast as best he could before hurrying down to the store. He couldn't say just when it had happened but sometime during the 10 years of their married life, Isabel had changed from a devoted young bride to a spoiled wife who took her husband very much for granted. It was probably just as much his fault as hers; he was so mild and easygoing that it seemed natural for people to impose on him. Even at his own table, the children seemed in league with Isabel against him. Look at Morley Campbell and Ms wife now! Morley was a salesman in the depart- >:t* You will remember that a few tardy individuals ventured out in j ib-zero weather for the hunt' scheduled a few weeks ago. That! Hasn't so good. The fox knew better 1 than to crawl out that day. ., Anyhow, the boys want you to join them next Sunday morning at tfieir clubhouse on Crystal Lake load. Bring your shotgun and hik-; . fog shoes. • • • • ! '1 LeRoy Smith suggested (hat, when j -4jfie plan to black-top a space at the Hew athletic field for skating takes ^place, arrangements be m$de so Hie kids can practice basketball on' the same space. Sounds good. | That new athletic field will take some planning. Your ideas may be' very helpful so be sure tfr express them. Doctor--Did you take that box of pills I gave you? Patient--Yes, but I don't feel any better. I guess the lid hasn't opened yet. ^ Wfcy Doctors Go Nuts Ml the psychiatrist started to write up his case history, the patient slid behind a screen and began dressing. "You know, doctor, you've changed," he said. "You used to have thick black hair and now you're bald. You werte a stocky, ruddy • complexioned man before. Now you're so thin and pale. I'm j surprised, Dr. Crumpley." ' "But I'm not Dr. Crumpley," replied the astonished physician. ! "So," the patient called gleefully, | "you've even changed your name." 1 E. Rand, 4M. _ _ ^ Majors-- * •'»*-' Snyder, 221> Kf*ufl, 224-588; freisert, 584; N. Justen, 217-541; H. Smith, 511; Wrublewski, 210-501; Hagberg, 210-511; Schaefer, 210-549; Bennett, 218-570; Corso, 506; Larkin, 208-543; Jones, 213-557; Miller, 562; Getner, 526. - Joe McAndrews, 500; L. Booster, 192-519; Jim McAndrews, 208-526; A. Noonan, 190-508; Virgil Adams, 204-534; Dean, 203-521; Duttko, 202- l«-2&6-598; Repan, 520; J^r^- son, 230-550. J '• * - C0-0F6 WIN PAIR FROM LAKE GENEVA AS TEAM HITS FORM It took the Co-ops a while- to find themselves against a good Lake Geneva five here Sunday night, but they turned on the steam in the last half to score a 53 to 37 victory. Lake Geneva held a 10-point lead at the "end of the first quarter. Then "Big: Pete" began a scoring spree that eventually netted him 25 points. The score as tied at half time 20-all. Bill Bolger's 12 baskets and 2 free throws led the little Co-ops to a onesided 55 to 23 win over the visitors. The home boys held only a 19-13 edge at the end of the first half. The twin victories and spirited play were a good tonic in the Co-op camp and pleased the loyal followers. South African diamond fields are the meat famous in the worlg. While formerly were mined in AlkuiM, there are no mines now there. United States jm die trading consumer of diamonds, securing most of them from South Africa and Brasfl. These diamonds are 65 times harder than any other gem. After Better Horses 1 There are fewer horses on American farms now than at any time in Ithe past 75 years. At least 12 state ^agricultural experiment stations •nd the U. S. department of agriculture now are trying to develop horses better adapted tb farm use. One result is that draft horses are of smaller size. Percheron and Belgitftn mares are being crossed with Arabian, Thoroughbred and Morgan stallions. Although smaller, these horses are being selected for strength 'and'endurance./"^-'; f|j |i i« »iif» being astfe- George Go**, *, » tool madtfatot of PtaeMaAefe. JL Wk has invented a tnmgtHarwUA he also believes wIB pwi ef valse t* the hflad. The tadMag ty| works this wwjr: Ifhreugh _ rangement oil electrical contact m$ ponograph, recsndw aM/reps** ducer, *chen the operator strikes fta letter "W" tor eianlpfc, the mZ chine announces "doiribaip0K.M It 1# • peats through a radio (y name of whatever letter or femii# is struck. The idea of a tajkhg typ*> 'writer, Coffey said, started bade to 1917, but it wasn't until IS began serious work on. ft } > ; First Seek Matches John Walker, English pharmacist, made the first book matches fat my. Need Rubber Stamps? Order a| The Plaindealer. Open BowMag-- | Ardril Ross, 205-5gt. McHenry Co ops Art Jackson ........ Neiss ...... Miller , Larkin Wed. BaafaMse Men 1 Peterson J. Hoyte, 489; A. RecheUe, 194-476; Smith ......--...... C. Blake, 180-426; A. Xregger, 179-1 Geo. Jackson 450; A. Steinado«rfer, 407; P.I Lake Geneva . ment store where --""" T°Ul* " MilHtt Henry worked as mm Fktifl a window dresser. • He had been married a good many years but his wife always was fuss- R Miller, 177-512; A. Gaulke, 180- ing over him. Henry thought of Mor-! 401- b. Jaeger 188-401; A. Hogan, u;n _ ley a little enviously and wondered 451. *1 inner . if he dared ask him the secret of his I u i „c yueT marital bliss. . K. of C.-- jBrugger The opportunity presented itself j J» Larkin, 507; H. Ihedrich, 198- that very day when they happened; ^24; A .Noonan, 188-502. to be lunching together. A little timidly, Henry broached the subject: Doherty, 418. D*Brf6^rien, 433; M. Rothenbel, 197-! "•••• 443; C. Justen, 407; C. Wagner, 173-1 433; G. Weber, jUtt; L. Conway, 409; Millner . ' Murgan 1 Mon. Coaua'l.-- . _, .. . . B. Peisert, 203-505; H. Weber, Er . . . uh . . . I ve noticed now l206-491; J. Thompson, 210-509; E. your wife always makes a fuss over , Engersol, 189-520; C. Thorsell, ^25; you, Morley. How do you do it--hold J y. Reinboldt, 202-508; C. Rogers, her interest, I mean?" 218; D. Heuser, 185-523. Totals FG • ' ' . 4 • • - 8 : 1 4> 11 0 1 FG 3 0 0 0 6 t 0 1 2 14 FT 0 » 0 1 s 0 I «a«*;: •¥' FT 1 • 9 0 5 0 .0 I 0 PF 2 3 3 1 t •• i s 15 PF I I 0 1 8 0 0 1 1 1 CLARENCE'S SHOP Bird houses, l&wn furnitnrs, lawn and porch swiag^ pier and park benches, picnic tables, window boxes, trellises, etc. • r, '• 1 • - ' ' Kitchen cabinets and cupboards made to order, hand woven wash baskets, shopping and market baskets. Full line of leather belts, suspenders, billfolds, ete. CLARENCE* SMITH - Tel. McHerny 5Q3-J-1 Johnsbtug, I1L 'jet* _ •4* ' "Ob, I ktep btr gneising. Yom know, | Johnsburg J. Frett, 187-482; W. Smi^i, 480; C. Smith, 185-488; B. Wein^art, 197- 612; L. Smith, 200-537. A BLASE AGE "Do you notice how the exclamation nark Is being discarded?" "Yes--buy why is it??* "Well, it's Just that people aren't surprised at anything these days." REGIONAL TICKETS-- i Here are some facts on the: regional basketball tournament to; fee staged at Elgin next week. | McHenry plays Woodstock High' Tuesday night at 8:30. (Dundee plays! Crystal Lake at 6:15). 1 Each school is allotted tickets-- j only for the games in which their j teams are practicing. I The gym will be cleared after each ! game. j Tickets for the first four games will be 60 cents each. For the semi-finals the price will be one, dollar. McHenry will have 325 tickets on sale at the high school Friday noon 1 for the game with Woodstock. Be there or have a student get your tickets. Any remaining tickets will he returned to Elgin. You may be able to purchase a ticket at the door--just maybe! Use Turpentine An artist, out sketching the countryside, ran across a quaint rural character and said to him, "I'll give you a dollar if you'll let me paint you.". The character didn't reply right away but picked up a blade of grass and began chewing on it. "It's easy money," the artist prompted, reaching for his billfold. "That ain't it," the fellow replied. "I was just wondering how I would get the paint off afterwards." IOBT DITCHING IT* The Woodstock Legion team will play the Co-ops here next Sunday flight. Rivalry between the Co-ops second team and the local 'TNT" Ave will flare up again in the preliminary game--starting early--7:15* * * Iron en A Clean Cover A brownish tinge that apoearf en white clothes during ironing may come from a scorched ironing board cover. When very damp Clothes are ironed, sorre of the brown color may jcome off the ironing board and onto the clean fabric. _Jn the same way. other. soluble Stains on the ironing board may be transferred to clothes during ironing. This is one good reason for having a clean cover on the board be.'ore starting the weekly ironing. MAGE let her feel tbet you still fiiul other women attractive. That's the wmy to treat 'em, j Henry, old man." 1 -A T SUPPER that night he started ! ** his campaign. Isabel was talk- j ing about a new way she wanted to have her hair done. "I think that's the way Linda wears her hair and it certainly looks smart," Henry commented. • Isabel looked up in surprise. "Linda? Who is she?" "One of the girls at the storevery attractive. She always wears ! Coulman, 190-526; the smartest clothes/' j Hansen, 493. "Rea'ly, Henry, I didn't know you were so observant." Isabel was 8 little piqued but she looked at her husband with new interest. After that hardly a day went by that Henry did not mention Linda and his casual remarks were net lrtst on Isabel. Though she would not have admitted it, she was a little jealous and more than a little euriqus. Never before had her husband appeared interested in another woman. . So she sat up and took notice of her meek husband as she hadn't done for years. She put herself out to be amusing and helpful. When he i. Marry, May Be Too Late The first advertisement for I troleum product was printed in the middle 1850s. It urged prospective buyers to "hurry before this wonderful product is depleted from nature's laboratory." Yet, despite similarly pessimistic predictions ever since then, reserves of crude petroleum and condensates were increased last year by more than one 1 Thurs. Business Men-- billion barrels. ! A. Blake, 491; C. Blake, 200-502; Ball, 496; B. Matchen, 493; W. Tonyan, 216-493; Widen," 191-480; Wie- Complete linev of Lee's poultry I ser, 204-521; Ingersol, 224-558. {remedies si Wattles Drug Store, Mo- C. Tonyan, 207-498; Rourke, 192-: Henry. 8-tf j 532; H. Tonyan, 182-491. Wonder Lak« Myers, 191-519; dJft* ' *. f i You'll 0»t " ' A trrrrt mm iflHEK SI$E AT McGefJ :: Kt® •ijg> •• '• Fiala, Widen, 490; G. 195-559; -- PALACE -- Old Timerts -- Bacon, 201-552; Rogers, Downs, 512; Jones, 518. «etr C. O. F. -- C. Wcingfirt. 196-498; C. J. Stilling, 203-212-192-607. Ed Smith. 200- Ed. Thei.nes, lT"-223-2u2-600; Fred J. Meyer, 203-514; L. Winkel, 22.r>-fi90. B. Kreutzer. 501; G. Rodenkirk, 489; L. Stilling, 530;. F. Gende, 189- 494; L. hlapperich, 189; L. Bartelt, 192-490; J. F.egner, 512. A man who owned a dilapidated motor car took it to a garage for the night. He was shocked when the proprietor told him the fee would be $4- "Why |4?" he asked. "I shall come for it in the morning." "Ah," said the garage proprietor, "that's just it. Will you come?" . Even at the table, the children seemed in league against him. Ladies-- J. Kralowetz, 437-; A. Glosson, 407; G. Barbian, 4C0; B. Lawrence, 412; A. Freund, 439; B. W>eber, 174-465; M. Powers, 1G9-445; P. Pries, 172- 430; I. Stoller, 408; R. Marshall, 223- 516; L. Thennes, 432; M. Kinsala, 189-220-100-509; M. Yegge, 415; E. Hester, 452; M. Green, 183-460; B. Regner, 179-490; H. Conway, 180- 477; M. Doherty, 190-452; A. Froeh- Hch, 416; L. Steffea, - 181-484; M. Donnelly, 185-469; E. Conway, 188- 436; U. Barbian, 450; A. Froehlich, 439; L. Steffes, 403; M. Donnelly, 450; B. Weber, 429; M. Powers, 415; T. Meyer, 438; M. Doherty, 478; L. Thennes, 408; M. Yegge, 421; P. Pries, 214-178-148-540; h Stoller, 415. ~ Complete line of Lee's poultry i remedies at Wattles Drug J5tore, McHenry.' 8-tf; m 0 1W W I IF you don't own a sar» hnt like to ride in one . « , " *' 5"' IF yon don't have a chaaffenr, hot like one . . . WHEN yoa're in a harry to get some place f a s t . ., CALL FOR* ALWAYS CAI$£:V MCHENRY CAB PHONE 472-J Relaxing There was a great commotion at Hollywood and Vine. A well-dressed man was running down the street; shouting, "No, No, No! I don't like it. No, No, No!" over and over again. Finally a policeman came up and said, "Here, here what's going on?", "It's all right, officer." said the; man. "I'm, a Yes-man on a holiday I" * ' Tellta'e Evidence , ;*%o, no!" said the mother hastily, as the bride started to cover i.er pantry shelves with newspapers. "Leftover wallpaper, brown paper, paper bags, if you like--anything but newspapers!" "Why?" demanded the bride. "Do you want everybody to know when you cleaned your shelves last?" inquired the experienced housewife. Back Talk The six-year-old came home from school to tell the events of her school-day world. Among other things, she breathlessly related that she had a long conversation with her teacher. "Just what did you say?" asked her mother. The little lady proudly a amy need: "I said 'uh-huh' twice.** Soluble Meat Casing The hog is famous for its ability to encase large quantities of vegetables and other food products, but research promises to reverse the tables and encase the hog in films made from the waste of fruits and vegetables. A, new pectinate material made from citrus peal or apple pomace can be used as a soluble protective covering for sausage and other meat and food products. Toni Permanent Wave Kits, $1.25 and |%Mt, Wattle* tta* Store. 35-tf . • . >Ki.. ctrieal Farms Gain The number of electrified terms is growing steadily. At the end of last year there were 3,335,700 farms served by rural power lines. This is an increase of 406,700 over the number of electrified farms reported the previous year, and means that now 56.9 per cent of all farms in the United States are served with electricity. YOU'LL LIKE City-- Jones," 203-564; Hagberg, 190-530; H. Freund, 220-511; Hester, 202-569; ; H. Smith. 507; B. Kreutzer, 499; came home at night there was al-; S,f"v.t 6 h^;t' lMui \Af HEN he had to'work late one * * evening, he made it a point to let his wife know that Linda hao been there too. The next morning Isabel actually hopped out of bed1 when the a'arm rang, got his breal:- fasj ready and kissed him goodbye He was busy changine a d sntav that afternoon when he looked up tc< see Isabel coming down the aisle^.. . Isabel chattered away for a v.'hil* and finally asked. "By the way, h that girl, Linda, around? You've been talking so much about her lately that I'd like to meet my glamor ous rival." Henry flushed guiltily. 0 "Matter of fact she isn't here today," he stammered. "She has 9 cold and couldn't come to work." " "Oh . . . that's too bad," Isabe sounded genuinely disappointed "Will you be home early, Henry? f was able to get a steak for dinner."' Henry looked after her departing figure and breathed a sigh of relief He ^iad got out of that situatior neatly, he congratulated himself. but he hoped Isabel wouldn't comc and ask for Linda again. ^ If would never do, be thought, to, Isabel to discover that Linda, the "ofbe, woman," was a very beautiful but ier] Kfeless mannequin in the store window Released by WNU Features. ®(S® McHenry rlf*t YOU'LL FIMI NAMKS IN NATIONAL** UMTS Nalvtt or SIM PEACHES NO- aft -7QC CANS 2 CA°NS 23c 70 FOR THE USAUUKD VSBDMN emt al IMHMfIt'I law eSw <ntm»» ete S-- mm "Hwl S>» rerfhMS|lHfMTNM|WVMteiiHM Nw to MM •< Ne« vVM*v*mr" tfis ms* AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP FLAKES LSI. PK«.| unrs FRUIT COCKTAIL 0NO2^||||e SOUP CAMPTTLL'S MuthroMii JOAN OF ARC Kidaty Btaat STOKELY'S SIFTED iAILY June Ptat... 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