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~*f * . i ^ ' ' * o V *r> *'• Downs, WO; Blake, 51t| Sogers, SIT; Cevalt, 5eS; MiIler; «26-5«t; Dr Sayler, 518. -v';" i? • :% - * 4 by EARL R. WALSH It wu Belle Nichols t speakings "How are yon feeling f Ltdud fo* 8. I. H. last week, bit teoMift iai it. How come yon didn't rate Among the Siek or somethingf" We were about to explain the suddeaess of it all when up piped Dr. Larry Murphy, Jr., with this faat one--"They were holding off for the obituary for next week." It want too bad, but eaofcgk to take us out of circulation moot of last week. Shared a hospital room with Harry Maypole, who is wellknow in these parte. He had the first bed so all that got past to me was weak tea and weaker soup. We had our fun! 8o many things happoa in Me- Henryin one sjnall week. Some joyous. Some sad. Some just mint run create.' See our, high sehool basketball team didn't fare so well with Hebron and Harvard. But, let's give the boys a ehanee to recover. They I suffered a tough blow when Willard MeCulla was taken out by that injpry the previoua week. . i --- -Vietory didn't seem Important that Friday* night as one of our boys, "WiUe," appeared to be injured worse'than we have seen anybody hurt on a basketball floor* Tkm were but few diy eye* in the erowdt We prayed. So did ' others. Teammates were shaken and stunned. They stayed in' there and won that one for "Willo," but then eame a reaction. We hope the boys can start win ning. They were off to a good start this season and should come back. The last time we saw the Co-ops, they were a rootin'-tootin'-sharpshootin' buneh of basketball men. Everybody on that squad oaa shoot. --and everybody does! MeHenry town teams dfAW TUFger crowds than most teams, but there are plenty of seats left each week. High schools have the large student body to help^pacfc the gyms. Town teams must* resell Mil and attract mor# fans. They put up some nice basketball. Maybe the game needs more ballyhoo. We Hnd* think the games *eed mere shownmanship. Wtyere high school* have their cheer-leaders and pep bands, the town teams have none of the frills--just basketbalL Maybe the time has come to jwp. vp the games and put on some extTa attractions. What's thist-- . A package is delivered ~JtO _ own home. It doesn't have a reiurn ad dress nor does it state not to open until Christmas. Turned out to be a masterpiece a rainature television station. Pictured on the screen is our old Main Street neighbor,- Robert "Beef Patzke, all dolled up in one of Uncle Sam's army uniforms. The name on the front reads "AWL STAR NATIONAL BOOK UP." A real awl is punched through a nytal star and the eye of a large fish hook. Pictured on the back is Frank Rossman, known to his pals as "The Kingfish." Beside the "King" is his financial adviser. The picture is listed under "Coming Attractions." This masterpiece, is certainly i work of art--the work of k genius. We must preserve it for future generations to study. If the White Sox don*t show improvement next season, the fans will at least see a lot of new players the attempt < lad we think Andy Pafko will live longer now that the Qafym have a third-baseman. County tournament at Woodstock starts Saturday night. MeHenry plays Huntley Monday night., Huntley is coming up this year with a kid named Dwyer flashing some neat basket shooting. We look forward to the time when MeHenry can hold some tournaments in that big, new gym now under construction. Bob Conway stopped in to ask that mention a coming event that should draw more than passing interest. The Knights of Columbus have word that Emil Sitko, star ftalf back from Notre Dame, will be present at an open meeting this (Thursday) evening in 8t. Patrick's church halL The boys ask us to stress that this is an open meeting and ire urged to bring guests. Buffalo Bill, Elqcatsc CdL William F. Cody, more widely known as "Buffalo BUI," was a IP«H of diverse talents but tew people realize he also attained prominence as an educator. Buffalo Bill achieved universal fame as an Indian fighter, a hunter and a wild j west showman. From the archives j of the University of Wyoming cones | the information he was also, at cue a college president TBB popster novelist, Albert Payson that Us man, he bai a was not powerful snowgh tokeep him from doing wrong, hat strong snough to kMp hfan tram enjoying it Die Ant of experienced In his Be stood arousal an entire bowlful of hasp earty of 'Did yon do it?" his mother 4e- "Yes," walled the young culprit. "but I cried all the time I was anting tt." Te me A widow owned and occupied a large mansion practically In the heart of a southern town. During tiie housing shortage In wartime, the aged man who worked for her overheard a passerby say: "There's that old witch who Mvss in that big house and wont ran! any at it" When this was related to the widow, she said: "John, why didn't you speak up for me when yon heard that remark?" "Yas'm," John replied. "I did; i Mid. says I. 'She aint so PERFECTIONIST TWO PEARLS! i "Tee're looking bad, eU man. What's the trouble?" "Domestic." "Bat yea always said year wife was a pearl." "So she is. It's the mother-ofpearl that's the trouble." Storing Insect Powders v Insect powders, if kept in the house, should be stored in a dry place. Some types lose that lulling power if they are kept too lohg. Powders which contain sodium fluoride should be marked "poison" and hfl away from children aad peti. Oarrr 610; sNgaar, 215-548; Steffce, 212-M8; •toner, 201-558; Palaeh, 538; Conway, 200-539; K rentier, 216-583; Hagberg, Jr., 214-591; H. Freund, 207-618; Hester, 528; Hagberg, Sr., SS: Landl, 516; H. Behnke, 230-588; Joe MeAndrews, 210-578; Sutton, 508; 8tinie, 528; Johnson, 529; Klapperieh, 520; J. Beid, 507; O. Bylsma, 505; Landl, 231-543; B. Freund, 212-520; H. Behnke, 152-201 204-557; Noonan, 534; P. Freund, 244-587j Y. Johnson, 588; Ajtgier, 209-541. - ±y:. O. 0. • L. Stilling, 524; H. Steffan, 288- 841; B. Thennee, 524; H. Freund, 517; C. Stilling, 504; Qus Freund. 1541; J. Rogers, 206-522; Ed Thennee, 203-509; J. Herdrieh, 211-591; Diek Hester, 206-541; C, Weingart, 586. ^ Majors-- 8teffes, 222-516; Miller, 205-542; Bacon, 585; Toayan, 201-204-173- 578; Peisert, 561; Bodenkirk, 204- 551; Justen, 525; Sogers, 533; Hup Smith, 208-200-176-584; Wheeloek, 201-565; Croueh, 521; Budler, 507. TRICKY BBA8T -- KcHEVKT SBOBBATIOir -- X. of C . -- M. Walsh, 231.-521; L. StiUing, 506; 6. Barbian, 210-549. Widen, 149-203 209-561; C. Ton yan, 208-547; Wieser, 522; Holt, 214-, Majors-- Krause, 189-218-209-616; (Jrucel, 213-501; Kreutser, 229-555; Bennett, 548; Peisert, 537; Steffes, 501. A hunter was shovfag off Us collection of trophies to a pan etf vis* itors. He was rapturously explaining how he had acquired the various exhibits. "See that elephant?" be said 1 shot it in my pajamas." "My goodness," murmured the surprised young lady, "how did It got there?" An old colored man was complaining about the railroad refusing to pay for his mule which had killed by a train. "Dey won't pay Cor m* « Dey won't even gimme hack rope." 'What rope?" he was aslnd. 'Why, sah," he replied, "de nope ah done used to tie de nude en de trade." Inly Birds-- M. Wilbrandt, 423; B. Justen, 181 442; E. Peterson, 440; B. Buergler, 427; E.Band, 176-421; D.Smith,439; Shirley Weber, 172-455. B.of Ar- M. Kannenberg, 425; M. Kinsala, 486; E. MSler, 437. . •. P. W-- ^ Smith, 533; Coree, 201. » Comm'L-- B. Peisert, 523; A. Young, 519; H. Weber, 218-514; Virgil Adams, 501. MeHeary is eatered in the eoaaty basketball tournament which v^ill open Saturday night, December 18, in the Woodcock Community High Sehool gymnasium. The Warriors will aN#«Jgi»tley in the second game MoMajTa^ht Crystal Lake wen the first ehamppionship SDLEDAY SCHSDOLB The WAF Bus Lines Kas nouneed the following holiday shop' pers' schedule, to go into effect on Dee. 15 and continue through Dec. 28: " luses leave the Handy Pantry at WoSder Lake for Woodstock at 10 a. m., 3:05 p. m., 4:56 p. m., 6:50 "In# a stronger and better falrm program for both Conservation aad price support It is hoped that all farmers of every community win work closely with their respeetive committeemen throughout the year. looks like the team to Seat as they step out for their tenth championship in this annual event. MeHenry won the honors back in 1925, but kas been unable to repeat. Game No. 1--6:30 Saturday--Harvard vs. Hebron. & 2--8:00 Saturday--Woodstock vs. Marengo. 3--9:30 Saturday -- Rickmoad vs. Crystal Lake. 4--7:00 Monday--Winner Game No. 1 vs. St Mary's. • \ :30 Monday -- MeHenry vs. Huntley. 6--7:00 Tuesday--Winner Oasse No. 4 vs. Wiaaer Game No. 5. 7--8:80 Tueeday--Winner Game No. 2 vi Winner Game^ No. 8. 8--7:00 Wednesday -- Frosh-Soph teams of finalists. :30 Wednesday--Winner Game No. 6 vs. Winner Game No. 7 to decide champion and runner up. and ' P* and 8:05 p. m. They leave the MOHS BASKETBALL SOHSDVU Fri., Dec. 17--Marengo--Here. \ Dee. 18-20-21-22--Co. Tournament at Woodstock. Invitational tournameat at Mooseheart Dee. 27-28-29-30. , Fri, Jan, 7--Lake Geneva--There. Tues., Jan. 11--Woodstock--Here. Fri., Jan. 14--Elkhorn--Here. Wed., Jan. 19--St Mary's--There. Fri., jAn. 21--Delavan--There. Tues., Jan. 25--Whitewater--There. Fri., Jan. 28--Harvard--There. Tues., Feb. 1--Hebron--Here. Fri., Feb. 4^--Burlington--Here. Fri., Feb. 11--Marengo--There. Tues., Feb. 15--Lake Geneva--Here. Fri., Feb. 18--Elkhorn--There. Fri., Feb., 25--Woodstock--There. J. V. games will start at 6:45 and Varsity games at 8:00. . Complete line of Lee's poultry remedies at Wattles Drug Store, MeHenry. 8-tf Subscribe for The Plaindealer. Wonder Repair Shop at 3:10 p m., 4:59 p. m., 6:53 p. m. and 8:00 p. m. Buses leave Woodstock for Wonder Lake, McCullom Lake aad MeHenry at 1:15 p. m., 3:15 p. m., 5:15 p. m., 7:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. Buses leave Wonder Lake for MeHenry from the Shore HUls Grocery at 12:34 p m., 3:58 p. m. and 5:35 p. m. Buses leave MeCullom Lake for MeHenry from Crick's Grocery at 7:38 a. m., 12:53 p. m., 4:17 p. m. and 5:53 p. m. Buses leave MeHeniy for MeCullom Lake, Wonder Lake and Wood*, stock from Unti's bus depot at 2:80 p. m., 4:40 p. m., 5:25 p. m. and 6:35 p. m. The oniy eays these schedules will not be in effect wilt be Saturday, Dec. 18, which is operated on the regular Saturday eehedule. There jwill be no operations on Christssfs Day and New Year's Day except the 9:45 a. m. schedule from Woodstock to MeHenry and Waukegan. The same likewise applies to the Sundays following the two holidays. '/C-* ---- TAKlOSK-OOmCTTn ' SUCTION BBBUMS RELEASED LAST WKXK Results of the community farmercommittee elections were announced last week by Bert Bridges after he was re-elected chairman of the MeHenry County AAA Agricultural Conservation committee. For MeHenry, Clinton Martin was elected ehafirman, John Freund, vice-chairman, and Peter A. Freund," regular member. Bernard Tonyan is first alternate and Arthur Hoppe second alternate. In Nunda, John E. Lind say was elected chairman, Paul J. Doherty, vice-chairman, Albert Pearson, regular member, Mark McMillan, first alternate and Timothy Flanagan, seeond alternate. Mr. Bridges stated that the committeemen who have been eleeted arc representative leaders of their communltis and will serve well in build- PPP BOOQUEI Tlte languid spleidlr of that distinguish*! Lenthtric fragrance truly transposed to a light, lhn> geripg daytime fragranen ...Bouqnet Lenthiric, firom $2.50, with atoaber. H85 and 94JS _ BOLGER'S DRUG STORE PHONE ; McHKNRY. ILL. OARD With grateful remembrance of j loviac m their many kindnesses during my | Behreiner wm long illness, I send to my friends and ' years «f»_ * neighbors good wishes for a Merry i „ Christmas and a very Happy New j Year. ! *31 MRS. LUELLA STEPHENSON. 1 Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Store, .MeHenry. g-tf M aad m Braifl is the tapped source of cording to the D. 8. ci«n and domestic Fof ^nick«r «taH»H even te eoldsst wettliar, job ipg iteed a battery that's always folly charged. Ton eaa be rare of quick starts if you let us charge your ail- ^ - ing battery and let us get all those little things doa* that are so eiseiitial to a smooth numing oar. Jkm% : ^ wait--bring yoror car in noK>, " -r>^- If yon battery is worn ont and yon now is the time to get one of onr ft' :rr 1;f:' HIGH GRADE BATTERIES We are overstocked on these batteries and offi at special prices. We have the your car or truck. FIRESTONE ? SNOW and MUD TTRBf is another necessity as we go inte the winter Oome in today and talk it over. -w WAtTER J. FREtrfrt^i Tires -- Tabes -- Batteries -- A< Tin ad Tnbe YalcanisfeMr Bicycle All Work Gaaraateed Phono JS4 imnms AND SUNDAYB Oodson had never played golf before, but he bad real beginner's hick when be drove off. The hall Sew straight to the green, trickled across it, then dropped into the cup. At his very first attempt the novice had realized the ambition of every golfer; but be did not seem unduly excited". By s miracle, Dodson's nest drive was almost as good. Again the ball landed on the green, but this time it stopped e few inches from the cup. He turned apologetically to his partner. "How silly at me!" he exclaimed. 'Tve missed it!" E. Band, 178-426; M. Kelly, 437; B. Hulquist, 488; G. Barbian ,182-: 474; A. Ross, 179; F.' Freund, 179- ( 495; J. Hoffman, 421; F. Weingart,1 214-462; M. Weingart, 456; E. Hoyte, j 175 467; M. Wesson, 428; P. Kraus, 426; N. Larkin, 183-437. ! Johnsbnrg-- W. Smith, 202-540; W.M-Smith, 503; P. Pi teen, 219-500; J. Frett, 523; A. Jackson, 212-544; N. Smith, 238-512. H t l l i M K I I IIH IHMMI AMONG THE SICK t t M I M M M M M t I I I I Ml I Harry Gannon of Lily Lake is a medical patient at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. John Matches, senior, is a medical patient at the Woodstock hospital. Canned Feed Va«rte Light causes all canned foods to fade. Berries lose color in sirup. They also bleach In plain tin cans because of the action of the metal. a MeHenry Cab Ptwane 723 Dont get wet can a cab! When there's rain m snow In the air, dont worry abottt diising your own ear--Jast caty 728 fer a cab. We'll relieve yon of wlnl-- driving wasrios. 46-OZ. CANS JUICE. I OCCAM SNIT, STOKELV. BaOMEOoWl .§» I I60Z. CANS PRE H O L I D A Y L I A N I N ( • : I s : CM EMUES. 2 CM 45- AN6EL S0F1 FACIAL TISSUES PBS WHITES WASHES--CMIPHtt SOAP FLAKES ...» f SCML es Mn-mn CASTILE SOAP .. HALVES--IN SYRUP Ns. Kk STOKELrS AMUC0TS CAN SJ9 - s. 23e .... s& 34e 3"" 27* &45c&85c DEL MONTE Faurr C0CXTAM.. %2?27« NATO* FANCY •MfUTTMEMS. 2cS«35« "cm* 41* 2S»f33* l Uk Us*. wsmsms Xi--'fenisM 1-lh Can I* new WASH SENSATION BREEZE StIMmt POWDER 23- tW>LS. MS. LIFEBUOY SOAP 3£a27* CMNaissr, CAKE.. NATIONAL MID DC U0(E FRUIT 0AKES 1VWX |^« 2 2 l He Wants Silence Grandma was tucking her fouryear- old grandson into bed. "All right, my dear," she whispered softly. "Are you ready for your bedtime story?" The child began to fidget, "Grandma," he murmured, "I'm really not in the mood tonight." *^Cben," grandma offered, "shall I sing you a lullaby?" "Nope," said the four-year-old. "No lullaby." Grandma was .perplexed. "Then what can I do for you, my child?" she asked anxiously. "Well," offered Junior, "suppose you just take a long waft and j«tn»- me get some sleep!" MCVENTS S-0 LIFEBUOY SOAP. HOLLYWOOD'S FAVOftlTE LUX FLAKES. NSLLYWOOO'S FAVORITE LUX SOAP ... HOLLYWOOD'S FAVOR1TS LUX SOAP ... ........... BATH RECL SATtt STOKELrS CUT ami CEANS TEENIE WEENIE Ns.90! EARLY JUNE PEAS Cm FANCY «Ns.»i CUST'D PUMPKIN 9 Cam WHOLE KERNEL *12-0l DEL MONTE CORN £ Cssi SEA SIDE «Ns.M! LIMA BEANS.... d> Cm GREEN .... « NSL MO GIANT PEAS., m Cam Vofessato Ceali|MI -- CAN Ww Nsl sr CMS twlffs Presi „. 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As he unties the rfbben, the sides fall away to reveal a miniature hat--complete with a handsome gift certificate well redeem any time for the MaDory of his choice! It's clever, practical, lots of faand takes but S minute. 1W»y not drop in for his this week? . Heed rubber etasspef Older at Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug 8tore, MeHenry. McGEE'S 117 S. Green Stre* MeHenry W 44/100 PURE--n FLOATS IVORY SOAP .... Far Wltitcr Wanes IVORY SNOW ... ftimin Dirt MS Grtmi. ,.s LAVA SOAP^Ii*«i For Wall* aad WeodworW SPIC ft SPAN .... iPERSONAL > BARS REGULAR NATCO EVAPOtATK) MILK 3^35' ROYAt C'OWN COLA 612-OZ. 90^ SOTTLES^|^ •LENDALK CLUt CHEESE SPREAD SHEDO-i E-2 FRENCH DRESSING 401 ..'jlH. NotioBd1! Top fMft BREA 10. - F U L L HDUND LOAF 1 h.' fi •