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" " " " " " • .• rs?t tmm--U'e Miller, 454; 3%-ftfter a eleee tedre alt the way 172-436; Weber, 433, "Mm ^ by eArLK. WALSH December ia with a* ud the year 1948 is headin' for the last roundup. Christmas is a glorioas season, hut the trail is. rough until old Santa has finally completed his work and headed for home. It's a good thing that the Christmas spirit catches up with people, though. Don't we try to out-do the other fellow all year, then get our greatest joy in doing for the other fellow when the true spirit of Christmas hits asf Anyhow, we've decided thai those Chicago merchants will haTt to •truggle along without OUT business this year. We'll shop at home. . "Blondie" and "Topsy," those dream girls behind the Mugg's-Druga eounter, laid the law down to us this week. After handing us a couple of good stogies in the past eouple of weeks and not getting any publicity, the girls say we have to buy our smokes from now on. We'd take it up with their bops, but understand he spends moat ot bis time in Lake County. Last seen, he was stalled near Vele. Let's net forget the big V. F. W» dance at Nell's on Saturday night of this week. They always have a lot of fun and want the public to join them. 8aw two basketball games in the past week and bath wfere -overtime games. The high school boys surprised most of as in giving Delavan a great battle, ^Knally loeing point. v ' " "" ^ Those big Co-op boys, under the direction of Joe Jackson, gave the crowd a good game Sunday night when they beat Liberty ville in Another overtime battle. > ^ s treasury.--And 't think that treasury doeaat get hit hard and often to help many civic projects. Well, you are going to have a lot of fun-and entertainment at this carnival. The eommittee ii* fid of idee* • U.' Fred Ferwerda is in town and has been seen conferring with "Mose". They are trying to gather the fragments and rebuild the OOP. - A fellow never knows what he may \ n»n into in a new neighborhood. For instance, Thanksgiving noon we walked out our back door carrying a roaster full of food. Out rushes Herman Kruestzer on his backporch and yelled to ask the time. Caught us off grard, too. We had one heck of a tiate tqrp# to g«ta look at our watch. Did he laugh! CO-OPS HIT TH1 HOOP FOE OVEBTIMI VICTORY IN OPENER The McHenry Co-ops basketball team got off on the right foot last Sunday night before a sizeable crowd of enthusiastic rooters. It was a good Libertyville team that fell before the Co-op strength in a three minute overtime. At the end of regular time the score stood 52-52. Final score: 61 to 54. ^Although the local team has had Httle practice," the general team play and shooting was far better than expected at this early part of the season. McHenry took off to an early lead that dwindled to four points at half time. The visitors came back in the second half with plenty of pep, Anally managing to go into a tie in -the closing seconds. We'll skip individual heroics since the team as a unit must be given credit for a good game. The Co-ops are putting a good, big team on the floor and have demonstrated that they are ready to give the fans a lot of good basketball thin J* Jacket* W. Killer C. Neins O. Peterson Jerry Larkin Bud Miller,.. LeBoy Smith Art JacksoA Totals Whitewater will pl^ the Warriors here Friday night in a Swani conference game on the home floor. On Sunday night the Co-ops will meet Woodstock here. The performance last Sunday night should prove quite a tonic in building up the size of the crowd. The local Forester team played the preliminary Sunday night, losing to Itbertrrllle l&gQLadd Huffman K rummy Keer Grimes W. Huffman » Straut Olsen Totals MOHS WARRIORS SHOW SPIRIT IN OVERTIME GAME WITH DELAVAN The McHenry Warriors showed vast improvement on Tuesday night of last week when they lost a 43 to 42 overtime tussle to Delavan on the home floor. The home boys went into a £1-20 lead at half time as Willard Mc- Culla dropped in 4 of his 7 baskets during the second quarter. At the end of three quarters, Mc Henry led SI to 20. Delavan then pulled into a 7-point lead before the Warriors could bounce back into a tie. But', bounce back they did!-- And it was a wild crowd that saw Willard McCulla and Paul Freund sink free throws at tense moments to bring about the 41-41 tie at the end of regulation time. Hurte, Dvlavan's refl-headcd ace, sank the winning shot in the overtime. _ -- McHBmtY ftSORSATIOlT -- Oonant-- C. ThorseH, 5»; V. Seiabtldt, 214- 497. Early Birds-- L. Miller, 171-428; "B. Freund, 170- 449; M. Raras, 437; F. Lateon, 455; E. Peterson, 450. "'v D. ef A.--- ; * • A. Hogan, 445: M. Kinsala, 424; L. Smith, 428; M. Cone, 485; B. O'Brien, 1T5 441. - • V. F. W. ' 1'v?" *' v ' ^ Kreier, 207-525; Conway, 211-541; Kralowetz, 21Q*522; Smith, 210-567. N. Rmith, 20^533; H. Martinec, 4i^; J. Hettermann, 108-515; tt. Hiller, 198; J. Hiller, 500; J. Frett, 499. Wonder Stanley, 516; R. 8ullivan, 498; J. Weivenberger, 555; Weiseiberger, 826; Duttko, 222-542; Schau, 531. K. at O. -- L. 8tilling, 222-577; D. Blightom, 220-539; G. Barbian, 516;, C. Mansfield, 208; A, Blake, *»?. M. Weingart, 176-473; E. Hoyte, 177-443; J. Hoffman, 192-455; L. Freund, 439; L. Schmitt, 170-450; Another event that should interest the entire community is the carnival being sponsored by the McHenry Business Men's Association next Thursday night at the Just For Fun rpller rink. This carnival not only just for FRANKLIN "A". , . tmartfy styled. Dependable 17 jewef Bulova mQVfment. m USE OUB J*AY-AWAY FLAN LIN ST. McHENRY AUCTION BUSSEL and SULLIVAN, Auctioneers The lease expiring due to farm having been sold, will sell at Public Auction on farm known as the Sanger Farm, located iy2 miles east of Woodstock on Bt. 120. on SATURDAY, DECEMBEB 4 Commencing at 12:30 p. m. sharp the following described property towit: 20 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK consisting of 12 Holstein dairy cows, several are either fresh or close springers; 1 Holstein bull; 1 Holstein bull, calf 6 uw.j 6 Holstein heifers, 5 to 18 mos.'/ ~ FEED 800 bales alfalfa, 1st and ted a»ttings; 1400 bu. oats; 500 bu. of good ear corn; 25 ft. of silage in 14 ft. silo. MACHINERY JD model B, 2 years old; JD power | lift cultivator; JD 2 bottom 14 ft. tractor plow; Dunham tandem disc 7 ft.; 4 section steel harrow, new; 3 sec. spring tooth harrow; Stamer Hm* and fertilizer spreader, new; MD Broadcast seeder, 10 ft.; MD grain binder, 8 ft.; MD corn binder on rubber; MD silo filler with pipe; David Bradley manure spreader on robber; McD side delivery rake; JD corn planter-fertilizer attachment, tractor hitch; MW hammer mill, 60 in., new; 2 rubber tired wagona and racks; Stewart electric clippers; 300 gaL gas tank and stan^; rubber tired cart; Hinman 2 nnit milker, 6 mos. old; 1 Oonde nnit, 6 mos. old; pump and pipe line;.10 milk cans; wash tanks; water heater; 2 wheel trailer with grain bo*. USED LUMBEB 2x6, 12, 14 and is; planks, 2x12x16 ft.; boards, 1x12, 14 and 16; timber, 6x6-rt.; many pieces of lumber, Aoors, etc.; bus saw with 30-in. blade. Numerous other articles necessary for operation of farm. TEBMS -- All sums of $25.00 and under that amount cash; over that amount a credit of six months at 6 per cent will be given on notes approved by the clerk. Anyone desirj ing credit kindly make arrangements before purchase is made. No property to be removed until settled for. CARL I. NELSON. JR. State of Woodstock, Clerking Delavii Hurte McSarley Saukup .... York ....... Fleming . Peters ... Klein 8mith ..... Totals McHenry Becker ... W. McCulla Laures B. McCulla Miller Olsen Powell ......... Freund ro 8 m Jt. ' j. H o 0 ; 19 FT 3 0 1 1 0 * PP 1 0 5 1 1 2 1 * 13 -- PALAOB -- 8.O. P.-- - ,i( H. G. Weber, 526; Geo. B. Jtrtten, 809-532; Gus Freund, 201-525; Ed Thennes. 533; C. Dowe, 506? C. Blake. 268-413; H. 8%effon, 222-068. _ City-- Ladies-- Weingart, 211-580; Wheelock, 205- u p„^,j ,.0 1Qi!- „ „ .. 500; Rogers, 529; Meyers, 209-519; L oi: i «•«". i Williams, 187 429; I. 8toller, 467; f Pa,uph' 502" ! B. Marshall, 448; M. Pazni, 178 420; B. Blake, 422; I. 8toller, 467; B. Marshall, 448; M. Pasni, lf8-484; IS. Gnoit, 474. G. Barbian, 469; M. Yegge, 466; J. Britz, 43S^ H. Conway, 181-476; 223-157-592; Rosing, 510; J. Thorselljj OABD OF THANKS } ' NOTICE OP 517; Schlitt, 223-539; Steffes, 210- t* this manner we wish to thank! Estate of 560} Miller, 218-549; Baeon, 518; ; eVe7?Ile kindnesses ex-1 ceased. mm Feisert, 812 54.; i?' w,,^.f tke dc.,h of ; Notiee la tort, rr- William Mannix. We are grate: persons that Jannatj Wheelock, 200-519; CiOBefc, jful for the floral offerings, spiritual claim date in the eel Budler, 534. i bouquets, donations of cars and M. 8m;th, Deceased, . .i.;, i imany other remembrances. We also County Court of Melli Old Timers--' / wish to especially thank Msgr. Nix, Illinois, and that elaims may Blake, 506: ]>r. Savler BM: Fr" Baumllofer and Fr- Coakley. (against the said estate on or p , "iifl -mi TT 9in KAi al'^ MIIS- GEORGE DLCSLEB j said date without issuance Petersen, 200 509; Rogers, 210-501; j MR. and MRS. A. J. HEXN Downs, 500. 1 *• » MB. and MRS. G. J. MANN kali mons. MATHILDA GEBASCH, t ExMVlrialfc- Santa Claus will be at Althoff'sj Leroy J. Welter, ^ttoraey. - 91 McHenry. Illinois' .4C:I - .... . • j (Pub. Dec. 2-9-16> 1 "3% </•% ot Beehe tt^estoek i Saturday, Dec. 4. Mrs. John B. Freund and daughter Diane; spent the week end in Oak Park with her sister Mrs. Walter Manning. Complete line remedies at Wattles Drug Store, Mc Henry. 8-tf Toni Permanent Wave Kits. IMS and $2.00. Wattles prug Store. SMC Majors- Rogers, 200-520; Hup Smith, 212- Complete line of Bee be livestock I remedies at Wattles Drag Store, Mc- j Henry. 8-tf j WRESTLING Waukegan High School SATURDAY, DEO. 4 8:30 p. m. JIMMcMILLEN vs. WALTER PALMER Australian Tag Team Match KAROL KRAUSER and RU1TY SILVER8TEIN vs. RUDY KAY and AL WILLIAMS THIS IS THE DAY When yon should be preparing your car for winter driving. One very important item is tires. We have your size in 'Firestone SNOW and MUD TIRES Let us check your car or truck, especially your battery. We have Firestones--none better. Oome in and inspect the neir FIRESTONE BICYCLES AND REFRIGERATORS WALTER J. FREUND Tires -- Tabes -- Batteries -- Aces--prise Tire and Tube Vulcanising Bicycle Repairing All Work Guaranteed Oifli For Friends -• * * V- R ;V The Doughboy Feeding Guide pictured above has mailed to you for your exclusive use. It contains valuable information for using Doughboy Feeds for your livestock and poultry. Included in this book are illustitt* tions and information on how to obtain many valuable nationally known gifts FREE. Save the coupons found iA each bag of Doughboy Feed. Hen* Hiis book in some convoaient place fat jiondy reference. If you haven't receivod ym book, see us -- McHenry County Farmers C»-op. Assn. ILL. MICROMET OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS PHONE 729 Other Match Low Priced NeWonell Sauerkraut 10c NO. 2'/i CAN. • H*T10IUfS AUWI zv% I Ac P««pki« ... w I IT JOAN 0* no. J00 10* 10* Thfc C*»ri.tmai... LANG'S FANCY LONG SHREOOS GiViyoor M sveue--HALVES OR SLICED PEACHES . . Ttf 25c Ffcuif COCKTAIL ..Si! 25c CAMfSCLL-S FAMOUS QUALITY A am VEGETABLE SOUP 2 ^2SC KMpiy w««i «« large wen Mill Nat CHINESE *AID Na. 1 «• RED KEY SRANO lfc.2 M * •"»» "" 1MBbreak *ANCY VEftAMATO Cocktail 4*-0». 35* Mmilwlat •99.95 Carey Electric Shop VAN CAMTS PORK 1 BEANS DOLE'S FANCY PINEAPPLE JttltE 6000 OUAUTT TOMATO JUI0E •MO VEGCTAMJS MB SUET CALIFORNIA LEMON JWCS REALEM0N WVAL SOUR PITTED ONEMIES --ELECTRICAL. C0NTKACT0E8-- Telephone 851 McHenry, DL GOLDEN SOY •rIMI* Na *•> 20-°*- 2|* HIGHLAND 2^31* SYRUP Cam l2-Oi. TT 12-Ol y-tntxxrux. CM VWM OR SARDINES NMCORM KIDNEY <*B BEARS... A CM £9 Frwco-Am. SMfiNCTTl lMk-Oi. CUOAMVS VEAL LOAF N0.2Vk Fnlt '«cktaM NEW WASHING BREEZE WASHING POWDER ^ M • m SOLD DUST ........ *P-2I HOLLYWOOD'S FAV0«H LUX FLAKES Old Manse Syrap... MPORTED 2-LAYER Nerwafiai SaNlaet IN TOMATO SAUCE Califorala Sardines PEANUT BUTTER Cuts A Tips 14%-0l 4PARAGUS CM Nfii't 2 lfr-o*- 29* 2&'37> WILSONS B-V QRAVY MIX '^29- Si d Bwts MMCn HAMISS Pro* PIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES QUACIT Y Pi us MLve Prevents Seal* •f Introductory 1 MICROMET FEEDER 12^-LB. BOX MICROMET 1 80FTEE AUTOMATIC PORTABLE WATER SOFTENER ALL INSTALLED FOR $35 WONDER LAKE HOME APPLIANCES One dobr west of Standard Oil Station - Tel. Wonder Lake 388 Hardware Gifts Are Popular With Practical Men! Popular with the handy man are our quality tools and he'll like them as Christmas gifts. Give him a block plane .... hardened and tempered tool steel cutter permits greater ease in working across the grain of the wood, adjustable throat, knuckle joint cap. A handy square... used for inside or outside try square, depth and height gauge, rule, straight edge, level plumb. Look over our stock today. NICKELS HARDWARE Phone 2 Main Si West McHenry McK*ni>M tuttjt-Mifc PANCAKE MIX SCULLY'S JELLY OEMS CHv O of JUHD4ETTES ICS CMAMtOfWHe B«f»co*cH. Cko«. I A* •W«PPW J* 1 " CHtNiSf MAID VE8ETABLES a-, 1^25* SHORTENme OliHNi FlakM HRM-RIPE BANANAS FANCY FLORIDA Oranges 8 & 39° FANCY FLORIDA GREEN BEANS 2 us- **5* Mi )WC«t M 25c •»* top Art** rde> blM*- FLORIDA ' 10-lfe. k| J GRAPEFRUIT.. 49s MAINE SUPER SPUDS 10-lfc. Ilipj^ POTATOES. .759* CALIFORNIA PASCAL * IA* CKLIRT «tll /REDI-RIPE ANJ0U PEARS rtOLLVWOOm FAVORITE LUX SOAP rtOLLYWOOOS AVORITt LUX SOAP PREVENTS B-0 LIFEBUOY SOAP -"REE DISH CLOTH IH EVERT NTT SILVER DUST WHITE FLOATING E% SWAN SOAP 3 WHITE BOATING SWAN SOAP .....2 AUNT NELLIE'S MEDIUM Whole BEETS. NATCO WHOLE KERNEL 4% Golden Corn 4 HAPPY VALE Pink SALMON BEEF, VEAL OR MOR PORK.. SWIR'S RNEST CORNED BEEF 14-02. CAN IJOL mm yy-ri- Sii J,. • FOR WHITER WASNCS RIMSO "ST 33* 42-6UNT SIZE NATIOHA WASH SENSATION SURF VET 33* . > 2 5 ,i.. 1,5^.1