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A leMutiful card informs me that ,Mr. end Ifrs. 0. Hennebeig hart uiind in Sarasota, Fla. They say ttet they had a "wonderful trip; say the scenery is beautiful awl the cli- months Meat :atUi * Mpgyar inetreplsal 4^ Bob Christenscn ' undeiwent a major operetta* an March 1 for i» lief from hernia < at the Woodstock hospital, on Monday morning. Re* porta are that ho is recovering nicely, from tit* «BC«y. 'V- . ****;& 'is?*!?#.-, '<• V' „i ' *fi*' *"•*< I41 7 "* >' mi. W Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pilch and her mother, Mrs. Johanna Hansen, have been spending the past couple of s in Caiiccaagco. MMrrss.. HHaa:n sen, McHENRY SIGN' SERVICE •> 'JSHOWOABD# IWID00R BMBIB *RUOK LXTTEKING & WINDOW UTTERING H. REE§E Wtt BPiione 440-R \ Formerly Barnard's Hill North End of Wonder Lake at the Bridgf wTi^Ays, ~ ' prone WIHTME -uoMta^ ® - n COCKTAILS . LIQUOR • WINXS - BEEft - • COMPLETE DINNKK8 SERVE# from 6 to 9 p. m. Daily Except Holiday M>d Tuesday Saturday 6 to 11 p. m.; Sunday 1 to 7 p. m. FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY WE OATER TO PABTU8 Frank and Jerry Wiedeman Pbone Richmond 312 | nuiitiHiiitttininHMiiiiiiHBiHttiiniiiiiiKiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiKiniiuiHiKiiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiri^ One of the moat MMpMntel parties ever held by the Community club ! was enjoyed by several hundred local 1 families on Saturday night. The 'party was held at Mirny's Hall in j Ringwood and grosaed $229 from the ' sale of refreshments. Outstanding entertainment was I provided by local talent. A duet I was sun* by Pejjjfv Selsdorf and Sharon Grace Sells, accompanied by i Mrs. Delia Cheney, who later played a part of the evening for dancing; | accordian solos were played by Mel- | vin Lee, local instructor oh that , instrument, and by Tommy Helo- | cwist, who at 12, irises an almost professional performance; *nd by Mr. | and Mrs. J. Van Kanegan. Mr. Van- 1 Kanesran plays a really "hot" piano j and Mrs. Van Kanegan sings in such | an entertaining manner that those I who hear her would scarcely let her I stop to rest. The party food was all donations j Riven by sixty-four persons, none Of | whom have any children in the school. Costumes for the best "hard i times" outfits went to Dr. Raymond j Watkins (wearing the snowman's hat) and Mrs. P. L. Cormier, in some of her husband's old clothes. Runnersup were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle, who were "Resrjredv Andy." Mrs. Charlotte Mayer was chairman for the party and she was agisted by a kitchen committee oansisting of Mrs. Rose Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. ' Charles Graffe, Mrs. Frances Riegel, Mrs. Marie Milbrandt, Mrs. J. Petersen, Mrs. Pauline Grill, Mrs. Stella Diggers, find Mrs. Birdie Bergdahl. During the course of the evening, "Happy Birthday to You" was sung in honor of Charles Graffe's 60th birthday. To this charming gentlemen, we would like to say tnat it will be nice to sing it over again for many birthdays to come. This very successful party was so much fun that it was a little difficult to sret the folks to jco home! To these who planned the party, we would like to say, "Congratulations." Wad CHABW & HHtt. Atterney- (J«d^n^*_Pufcer) ttanrs: vsaassaay AfUwsm--1M4M Office Keohr Phone Mchenry 4M Wuedstetk 11SS INSURANCB KARL B. WALSH Fire, Ante, Farm and Life Insurance On Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Wm. T. Born of Wickline Bay rave a book review for the members of the Ringwood Unit of the Home Bureau. Representing RELIABLE COM Wept of Kafefeaav sdMdL on " iAmRfr«3&5 11 o'clock sharp the following described property ta-wit: 21 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK i MwisTleF ef 1» Hobtaia mUk cows, T. B. and Banrs tested and 1-2 year aid high qaauty stock ball. IS of COMPANIES When yon need tnanrsnrn ef any kind Plena 41 ar 118-M Green ft Elm McHenry WEIR WINTER Air CiniitjMir ENJOY "JUNE IN JANUARY" telex In comfort wHh a WEIR Wlntir Air owdtUonar. Utas solid fuel . . . fhret fanMlt filtered, humidified sir, positively girculetedl Riveted A Welded Steel Contraction makes it LEAK-PROOF, Conducts liaat (aslar... Economical... Laborjavinfl Built to last YOUR Lifetime. Ask i for information abput WEIR-MEYER umacas A Air Conditioners for all fuels-- Coal, j« A oil. SW ft** * ; ; pHN McDONALP Jv SHEET METAL WORK Tel McHenry 772-M Borden St. McHenry Congratulations to Mrs. Velma Sinclair who was formally given the oath of allegiance to the United States on Monday, March 1, 1948, and became an American citisen. Mrs. Sinclair was born in Canada and has been in«this country since she was twelve years old. - Another auspicious occasion for Mrs. Sinclair was in the form of a stork shower held at the hjyne of Mrs. Lillian Forsberjj on Thursday evening, at which Mi*. Ruth Woodward, Mrs. Betty Selsdorf, Mrs. Grpce Sellek, and Miss Anna Behrens were present. Also present was Mrs. Alma IBallweg of Woodstock who prave all of the ladies a facial and dolled them up with a new coametic compound. Gonel Center A. group of students from the Evangelical Free Church Seminary of Chicago, gave a fine, inspiring nrojrram of Gospel music at the Center last Sunday night, February 29th. Some of these talented and consecrated, young people are missionary candidatea for this foreign field. The pastor conducted the funeral service of Henry H. Schau, at the beautiful Funeral Home of Peter Jus ten at McHenry, on Tuesday Feb. 24. A large number of relatives and friends were present at the service, many of them were neighbors of the bereaved family. At our next 'Fellowship night, Mar. 19, the program will be furnished by our friends and neighbors of Genoa Bible Church, with tneir Pastor, Rer, Arthur H. Fardon, as speaker. Next Sunday, March 7, the services will be at the usual hours: Sunday Bible School at 10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11 o'clock. The pastor will speak at a Gospel Meeting £t Lake Villa in the evening at 7:80. The spacious Village Hall there serves as a very suitable meeting pine*. ' -Xk . LARGE fliv.t.' - ' " AU C T I The undersigned will sell at public auction on the J. C. Brennan farm, located 4 miles South of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin on Wisconsin highway "120," or 4 miles North of Hebron, Illinois on "47." THURSDAY. MARCH 11, 1948 . 11:00 A. M. 50 Head of Hygrade Holstein Cattle --All calfhood vaccinated; 20 head of Duroc gilts. * Feed. A large quanity of machinery, including McDeering Model "M" tractor with c u l t i v a t o r and manure loader--McDeering F-20 tractor; 1 McDeering model SOT automatic hay baler; 2 4-row. McDeering power corn Slanter with fertiliser attach., new; Tew Holland hay baler; Allis Chalmers model "60" combine power mower; discs; plows; all farm machinery. All machinery new or in A-l condition. G. E. BRENNAN Freeman 'and Leonard, Auctioneers Farm Auction Service R. D. Keefe--Clerk are excellent dairy animals, nine recently freah. A goad producing herd meetly 4 and 5 years old. Team of , good bay Gelding horses ateat 9 years old, weight MM An. Set of breeching harness. 80 laying hens. FEED, HAY AND GRAIN About 2,500 bu. Vicland oats, clean ! and high grade for seed, 660 bu. of ) Kod hard corn in crib, 24 tons of' led clover hay, excellent quality. • 26 tons of loose hay, clover and timothy mixed. About 30 ft. of very I high quality corn silage. 3 tons of I baled straw, wire tied, 2 large steel grain bins, j MACHINERY McD. H1 tractor on rubber with starter and lights, excellent shape; j almost new power mower and hy-' draulic lift cultivator to fit above tractor; John Deere 5 ft. combine! with pdwer take-off; pick-up and! reel attachment; McD. spreader on rubber; McD. 7 ft. tandem disc; New { Oliver 2 bottom 14 in. plow; McD, j com planter with fertilizer attach-1 ment and check wire; McD. silo j filler, type 12-B with pipe; heavy | duty canvas drive belt; McD. corn! bindfer; McD. 6-ft. grain binder with • new canvas; McD. side delivery rake. McD. hay loader, almost new; Int. Harvester 7 ft. disc and shoe grain drill; 1 almost new grain blower with pipe and hopper; S section wood drag with evener; Bfoadcast Una atone spreader; 8 ton hydraulic oH.Jack; horse drawn eultivfctor with ahwnls; 1 steel walking plow; 1 liand operated fanning milL i rubber and wagon with nay sack: 1 wood wheel farm wagon with grain box; 1 punlp jack; Naw electric fence controller wit|i ovsa; Table radio and other ^ngshsM equipment. JiBCELLAN-BOUS EQUIPMENT 40 ft. extension ladder; Grapple style hay ferk; All small tools, shovels,, grease* guns and equipment used in i operating a fully mechanised farm. All ot the machinery used on thiai farm has been fully housed and is in ] A-l working condition. J TERMS. All sums of $25.00 and 1 \ / | ' sJ-% ttwft per eert*%fil ha " the fcfaiAy ments before pwchnav Is property to be iwnored untfi for with the clerk. Nat Biapwnsftls Far Ateidsnls NELSON BR08. «TATB \ MRS. ANNA RELFSON, i, Adminiatratrtx State Bank of Rkhmend ClerlM See T. P. on the -Lake Shore for yont Real Estate and Insnrance T. P. MATHEWS IttAt lESTATE AND INSURANCE BSOKH Lake Shore Drive, Wonder Center Wonder Lake, 111., P. 0. Bingwood x Phone Wonder Lake 306 t •j? ' ^4m tSmtm with spool of electric fence wize; 1 2-wheel emery grinder with electric motor and stand; New Vac-U-Mow power lawn mowpr. AUTOMOBILE 1942 Plymouth Tudor Sedan in excellent shape, on good rubber. A fine car. MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT McD. Milking machine double unit; sterilising tanks and equipment; 9 milk cans; pail and strainer; Coleman gasoline water heater. HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT New. 7 cu. ft. Electric Refrigerator. FINE HUNGARIAN COOKING NAGVS RESTAURANT i Open U a. m. until 8 p.m. daily, including 8atsxdajs CLOSED THUESDAYS PLATE LUNCH 65o--Served from 11 ul to 3 pjl. Complete Dinners $1.50 up. ; j Aho , * BAEBECUED BIBS--STEAKS^-CHOPS ^ COnCKEF-IN-THE-BASKET -- SEAFOODS Homemade pies made fre»h daily. Located at 138 N. B1VEBSIDE DBIVE, McHENBT j ' 1 NELSON BROS. AUCTION Charles Leonard and Ed Vogel, Aact. Due to the death of the Nelson Bros, it is necessary that the undersigned adminiatratrtx of their Estate sell their personal property on the farm located 4 miles Southwest of "SPEEDY" by NICK MILLER'S McHENRY GARAGE / IBS II i MCKMIUifct \\;^g gg ' • n^» • Jl r KojJ 608 FEOMT STREET K00TE31 HHOME 10B-K w "M Tnbeless Tires Oirt Development of tubeless tires which embody rayon cord construction has b*»ei announced. Toni Permanent Wave Kits, $1.25 and $2.00. Wattles Drug Store. 35-tf • '* * ^ ,Qf /rouble TRADE TIRES NOW! »** of All Tire Trouble rs In The Last 10% O! fire Life . . . AVOID THIS DANGER ZONE Sell Us The Last 10% And Ride Worry-Free On * New Goodyears. This New DeLuxe Tire Areroged 34% More Non-Skid ilileago In Bood WW TOMS SAVI 1MB The combined qualities in today's Dodge car are far beyond all limits of price, since price will not buy them elsewhere. You get size and weight, power and speed, style and trim, with excellent appointments. But with and beyond all these you get a smoothness of performance not known before. This is a big new fact in automobile affairs which belongs to Dodge, and which should also belong to you. f'S: jj? 4r All Ar CONVwmiT $14.85 szzi "|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIlillll1IIIIIIIIIIWUIIHIIHHnUIIIHIIIIinilllllllllllllllllllll«llllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllHI«i MARTICKE & NIXON TIRE CO. I OOODTEAS DISTEIBUTOES ; " r- = 311 E. Elm Str "TfT . Phone 4^1 s McHENKY, ILLINOIS S V ' Priced Car with Fhsid-DHm ' - A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES, INC. STREET McHENBY. ' j ^