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SS&J&JL <• • * J&.-lifffc:*!$%**&. McHKNfcY P No Bsoa Mr ftMb fbi Via Sol in Havana. Cuba, is 4% ItM to be the narrowest £tt*et lottM world. 1* la only «T tochee start Uentai coiien fife. Horace H. Hayden, Windsor, ; became the founder and first t of American Society of Surgeons and of the College Dental Surgery at Baltimore in The latter is called the first college in the world. jtfeki Big Staek of Weed \ > _ average farmer in Georgia „ about 15 cords of wood a year cooking and heating. sThere are 1,000 farms in the state. If 200.- of then use wood, then Georgia burn up about 3,000,000 Icords of wood baking biscuits and .peeping warm. This is a big stack , ' jjI wood -- a stack of 4-foot wood foiled 4 feet high and 4,545 miles T' •' . Complete line of Lee's poultry h-""-"" \ ,*c*nedies at Wattles Drug. Store, Mc- -";Stenry. • 8-tf Biggest ICarnints employing one and one-quarter million persons, the American oil , industry leada the automobile, rail* , road, steal and electric utility Indu* I tries in average hourly earnings ef I its employees. , i . . -- Redace Dental Decay t Preliminary studies indicate that opical applications of sodium fluoride may reduce dental decay 1 among children as much as 40 per cent, according to American Dental association. First Modem Olympic First of the modern Olympic games took place at Athens in 1896, on the site where the ancient festivals had ended 1,500 years before, according to Encyclopaedia* Britannica. Credit for revival of the Olympic games is due Baron Pierre de ; Coubertin. On January 15, two years ' previously, he wrote to fa'l the gov- | erning bodies of sport pointing out the educational value of sport to modern peoples, if practiced in accordance w.th ant ient Greek ideals. ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW TO OPEN ON MABOH 31 * .*• •'•N:/' LOS THOROtTGHBRED BLACK SCOTTY ^ Name - "Jock" ^ •, • Male - JEleven Years Old. Carries Right Ear Partially Down . $25.00 REWARD FOR RETURN or * Information Leading to Recovery Will Be Rewarded WM. E. JONf^S Telephone McHenry 164 On March 31 and April 1 and* 2. the eleventh annual Antique and Hobiy Show in Wheaton will take rlace at Gary Memorial Community House in that city. The hours will be between 11 a. m. ami 10 p. m. each day. For eevevral years this show has been recognized as one of the outstanding ones in the mid-west. The excellent manner in which it is conducted attracts exhibitors and dealers of the highest type, bofh In the community and within a wide radius around Chicago.^ The program/offers a show of the most varied" interests so that every member of the family will be rewarded by a day spent among the exhibits. These classifications indicate the variety: Dealers with choice antiques and handicrafts for sale; disabled veterans' handicraft articles for sale; -private exhibits, where personal hobbies and collections are displayed; table settings, for beauty and originality rivaling anything to be seen in gallery or museum; and quilts and handiwork, the treasured arts and crafts of : p^neer and modern, days. ! Treasured personal it$ms are welcomed as exhibits. ltaw Use for Castor OH Castor oil, which only a few years ago was popularly thought of chiefrly aa a bad tasting medicine, has bacome highly useful in the paint, varnish and lacquer Industry. • Mflfc In Industry J&ilk is used in a wide variety of > Industrial products such as plssties, i~ textilea, paper coating, paint, glue, films, pharmaceuticals, insulations, fertilizer, insecticides, penicillin, plaster, dyes, animal feed, preservatives, explosives and electroplates. fisk--The sign of ouality. Be proud of the hat you wear in the j*. Easter Parade. Elizabeth Pich, Green St., Mchenry. 45-plO Architect an Ceonon^ : • Because of his expert knowledge, ; an architect often saves the homei builder more than his fee in eliminating construction cost extras. Enlarging Shoes Boots that were , too small were filled with shelled corn and soaked in water by the cowboys of the old Southwest. The result was that the ahoes swelled. 'r • ."v. } ' . . *' -i. .. ?.»./'v «,$&*• f-!-.' >.-5/*,! 35, im v. * v..::*-.}#* _ . Sicw.x jpggoaATsn * r W). GOOD FRIDAY ; The McHenry Business Mean's Association suggests that all Business Establishments in McHenry follow the previous custom of closing from 12 to 3 on afternoon of Good Friday. V We will appreciate your co-operation. McHenry Business Men's Assn. Mud-Fly Fishing Boles Mud-fly fishing is a new tactic red* ommended for use in dead water holes where trout dimply refuse to rise to the angler's lures. Take a coachman fly and clip the winga. Then pack mud into a ball about it. Drop the mud-packed fly on the smooth water. As it settles to tha bottom, with the water disintegrating the mud into little spiralling swirls, the trout should smash it for. niriaxitv »1nn» Kxmmam ONLY Mm TWIN HAS TWO WASNINf fUSS-ANS MIS YOUR WOTS WASHlNPt -fa$*iih*rorkssf Yeer entire weekly woJu Mr, whiter end brightmf iwilwfcrt-compUhlif done |a *m fcowr or Itnl That's what Dexter Twin--und only Daxtor Twin _ dees for yew. Two washing tubs walk all dothot twico. Thofs Owbb Si/thfng --th« fastest, b*»t whim nlhud. ClotliM wathod «ham( la*t longor--look bottari Nickels Hdwe. " Give Her A ; WHITMAN'S & AMPLER ~ ~r--r7 V/tteme'ber Toi| ' ;• Friends' Ekster Time' ' Send a 0IBSON GREETtNO- . CARD Choose the Finest ; Ice Cream EASTER CAm , Beal Butter Pecan ' ^ Ice Cream " Seryes 8 to 12 fl.4T W.II Rllad With AfforUd CANDlEi ~^jTheJj£hildi«n Will'Appreciate Theto! 79c to *1,39 NOVEt/Fr OABTS 29c PLUSH RABBITS $2.19 I JTTLE RED HEN .. She' Lays Eggs PHONOGRAPH RECORDS For The Children - EASTER ^feifOCOLATE RABBIT^ S - fRUIT & NUT EGOS S A^iiJELLY BIRD EGGS ^ MARSHMAjLLOW EGGS Chocolate Covered ,-;- NOTICE Police are instructed to check all vehicle licenses. Stickers must be placed on windshield. Additional oenalty effective April 1st. 45 CITY OF McHENRY Toni Permanent Wave Kits, $1.25 and $2.00. Wattles Drug Store. 35-tf Open Sunday mornings, starting Sunday, April 4.„ Vycital's Hardware, McHenry. 46-2 plO Mc Gee's Have Van HftBSflii Shirts fin exclusive "stripes ihat are stoppers!" as seen in LIFE Stop!».. Look!... and listen, wMb we talk about our beautiful new collection of "Stopper Stripes" by Van Heusen. All these fine patterns are exclusive, and every fine shirt boasts Yah Heusen style and quality, featuring: 1. New "comfort contour" collar styling. v : i mi 2. Action-tailored shoulders, armholes, elbows. 3. Figure-tapered fit 4. Tug-proof pearl buttons. UW 5. Laboratory tested fabrics. 6. Sanforized--a new shirt frefe if ^ew Van Heusen shrinks out of sue. Want the gals to swing on your gate? Then (toft •4» in today and stock up on Van Heusen "Stopper Stripes." In this Spring's smartest new shades-^ orite *395 and * S. OREEN .""Tf.. , "rf5^ - f ,, imi1uuu Ie66 DYE 10c novelty ,VC| EASTER CANDLES !: t>>1} x |uj| EASTER TOILETRIES FOR HER C&Jf/JpSTI C0T 0GNE:^7 - By Lentheric. COT OGNE . ... By Cor^kf HS0 Tweed Bath Powder ... ttM Dark Brilliant Powder .... ItiO Old Sooth Bath Crystals .... I1.7S Old Spice Toilet Water «. .... $1.00 47ll Rose Cologne .... $1.80 Tweed Cologne ...-- .. $2.2S Shai Toilet Water ... $5.00 Krystal Bath Stizs ... .... $1.25 J2TC0L0CHI1 'By Corday . -• AprU Violet Cologne ..ifc |lil by Yardleyt% ^ CO1«|m gafe $U5 by Corday *W" Aaiber t2il by Kathryn' L'Origan Perfume $S^S / by Coty Phone 40 Green Sbreel McHenry mtm htytsywmh* VmiiM Iff a Complete New Buich Engine and We'ii put it in Year Cer af a Price Yon'Uhmrdiy Believe YflS sir, here's a big bargain for Buick owners--a brand* new straight - from • the • production- line Fireball engine. We'll put it in any Buick from 1937 models 6n up* v 'r-; We'll take out y&r Jit mileweary'engine, put this one int and make your car brand-new again is far as power is concerned. Pep-and snap come back--right up to 1948 standards. You get new-engine mileage from every gallon of gas. Oil consumption dfops. And you enjoy the thrill of the liveliest, most responsive efigme on the road today --the same engine that makes Buick the 2%% jmappiest car on the highway*. Think what this will mean to you in comfort of driving--in new dependability -- in sheer fun. Think of the extra worth of your #r when it comes time to turn As to cost --It's ao moderate it makes this change-over today's best power buy. Installation cost varies somewhat with car model. But we'll be glad to give you the figure down to the dollar if you'll • drive around. WHY W1 CAN MAKI THIS OFPtt Out ot Nw Buick plant, engine production is going great guns. It's stepping along faster than complete car output. So we have these brand-new engines ready to put In your car right now. I t." i T- ' Quick Starts ,*nd Driving Zip IMs 1948 IgiMon sysleai with centrifugal and vacuum automatic control puts snap and go Into starting and getaway. An up-to-the-min ute, efficient carburetor and air cleaner give now smooth power and Don't put it off. Make up .ypur most miles from every gallon of gas. mind to drive a 1948-powered car now. Come in and talk it over. A "smoothie" If there ever was onel IMs new dutch whh its easy, tee-touch response rifakes driving taore fun Aon ever. - NIIP AMIIICA PftOattCI POI MACI-TUtN IN VOUB SCIAP HON AN! ITIlt R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES r t ^ UV' ^ 193 FRONT ST&SET" McMWY, IUJNOIiv rV* ^-4 r -if'- f 4>Ai '» mm ** - ' J - tT • 'v ' . V : .. ... * j*.