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iV* }*** *p * Ltgtoa Auxiliary Ran oa Monday Pearl Pietsch pre- .-ware given by all j fhS Chairmen. Mrs. Jeannette Vance, FafcaliiHlBlliin chairman, told about flfea party that was held at Downey feflSSltal on Feb. 17, She expressed to Mr. and Mrs. Winfield tor the entertainment they been tarnishing at all the "f parties. liira Durland, ways and means ?f Chairman, announced that the bene- - - St card party for the women and , Children'a ward of the Woodstock . -J hospital will be held some time in April. Eleanor Foley, legislation Chairman, urged members to send 1 letters, cards and telegrams to tMr uumi s--an to they nay be interested In. Senior Vtoe-Oonaauder William Onto spoke forConunaader ML U SchoenholU, thanking the nalt lor their co-operation with the Legion. He also announced a Joint meeting will be held on the second Monday in March. There are now 103 paid members and it is hoped to reach the quota of 107 soon. A shower of cards was asked for Lenore Cooley and Pearl Nerstead, the latter at the Woodstock hospital, amd to Helen Knight at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan: The unit was honored by the presence of the McHenry county president, Gail Benton, and her secretary, Anna Baseley, of Marengo. * Ethel McGee, Americanism chair- • • *mwim Hi(bM»olOfri« BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE Records Installed and Maintained \ Tax Returns Prepared v? By Appointment Only / ELMER R ADAMS ; . Certified Tax Oonsnltant Fdx Lake 9962 1 mi No. of FoxLakeon Rt. 12 Oirl fdotti ot Troop I and Mary Ann a short program on the "Code of the flag, when and how to nae it." It was hn inspiring program which is hoped t6 awaken all to the meaning of the flag. Mary Rita Stilling, accompanied by Olenn Welty, presented three stirring songs, "I'm An American," "A Soldier's Dream" and Gershwin** "Strike up the Band." The program was closed with Mr. Welty playing and all singing "God Bless America." #» *** QUICK PROMOTIONAL PROGRAM ANWOUNOID BY NATIONAL OUA&D At the Woodstock Armory last week, a progressive promotion plan which permits rapid advancement for all ranks of the Illinois National Guard was outlined. Under new regulations, organization assignment in a grade higher than held by an officer qualifies him for promotion after only one year's service, according to Capt. Lemker, aommanding officer of Co. A., 129th Infantry, who spoke to the assembled group of men. Officers may also qualify for promotion by serving two years as second lieutenant, three years as first lieutenant and so on up to four years required in the grade of lieutenant colonel. All reserve, active duty and National Guard Service is credited toward these requirements, he said. , In addition to rapid promotion, Capt. Lemker outlined new and easier methods of obtaining direct commissions in the greatly expanded Illinois National Guard. High School--8:11 Ringwood Home McHenry High Riverview Camp, R. ^ Fox River Valley Camp, )L N. Meeting. Mareh t Circle 3, W. S. C. S.--Mrs. William Spencer Home. St. Mary's-St. Patricks School P . T . A . M e e t i n g -- C . ' Coakley, speaker. March S C. D. of A. Business Meeting. March 7 Altar and Rosary Sodality of St Patrick's church. March 8 Girl Scout Leaders Club Breakfast --V. F. W. Clubhouse--10 a. m. Past Officers Night, O. E. S.-- Masonic Hall. March 11 5A Woman's Club Meeting -- Legion Hall. March IS Band -Concert--High School- Auditorium. March IS Thirty-eighth Anniversary of Riverview Camp, R. N. A. March 90 .., O. &18. Initiation--Masonic Hall. Mrs. George Knght naa been a patient at Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan, this week. Publisher A. H. Mosher has beta 411 at his home on Grand avenue this week. r ^ Ripley Huntington \ underwent surgery at St. Theresehospital, Waukegan, last week. Lee, son of the LeRoy Melseks, underwent a tonsillectomy at the Woodstock hospital last week. Mrs. Marie Gunther underwent surgery at the Woodstock hospital last week. GeraJd, son of the Walter Freunds, is improving nicely in the Woodstock hospital, where he has been confined since being struck by an auto on'Feb. 12. COMING EVENTS February 24 Dessert-Bridge--1:30 p. m.--Acacia Hs|l--Sponsored by O. E. S. February M Founders Day Party--Lily Lake Schoolhouse--8 p. m. . February 27 K. of C. Banquet at Villa Hotel. ASKS $25,000 DAMAGES Charging Richard Landis, with wilful and wanton negligence, in driving an automobile in which she was riding, Zola Ralderton filed suit in the circuit court last week, asking damages In the amount of $25,000. The suit involves an accident which took place on South McHenry Avenue in Crystal Lake, on Oct. 27, 1948, in which the plaintiff charges she was seriously injured. The plaintiff charges that Landis was the owner and driver of the car she was riding in when It skidded, and with great force and violence ' collided with and' crashed Into a tree. LEGALS PLASTIC CURLERS pita tax High school girls of McHenry county who are Interested in knowing more about teaching as a profession are Invited to be -guests of Alpha Theta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at Crystal Lake high school on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 27, at 2:30 p. m. Plans for an interesting afternoon include the playlet "In Noble Western her, a atedeat at TwcheisToSlegw Meat of Illinois Future Teacher Claha, will share with the group, "Why I Chose Teaching." Miss Frances Brand, dean of girls at Crystal Lake high school, who Is In charge of the planning of this meeting, urges aH Interested high school girls to v -- -- Bead the Want IHwhM ptl of tha Barrtegtoa Oonatryside school, won first place in the girl's divisioa of a ski tornaaant at LaCrosse, Wis., recently. The event was sponsored by the Central U. 8. 8ki association and took place att) the 8now Bowl. Alicia, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Magnuson of Pond Gate Farm, is a mlmber of the Snow Chase fflub of Chicago. The young speedster's time was 73 J. /vnnouncing OPENING OF THE "GRAND CHINESE INN" HAIK ST., WAUOONDA, 'm* I " iT 112:00 P. M. J ^ Th» capacity for any size job ever wsat to tackle is pro- Use this saw to save money this . y«»r oo furniture and carpentry vhtod in this anuring new Adas--jobs around your home. It will pay' saw. With ooe extension, precision' for itself many times over. Term, around cable is --space payments if desired. Come in mod between saw and fence to cut soon • and see this saw, and other new. tools in the Atlas line. KOEHR SUPPLY COMPANY POWXR TOOL DISTRIBUTORS 648 Main St. McHenry. IU. 4-OZ. JAR -- TRUSSES J^SS --offered to all truss mitu by our ec paricncad fitters. Let them help you in your wiectkxi and appllcMlun tan tha rinett line at auncicaJ appllaiw manufactured. 1-OZ.TUM mN4utn MWI PA* That nhwwim wut rupture aecurdv. requitta* one-halt the dnautt « adlnw 0 hold only Our cxperienead ittcn alio serve sour needs fci Abdominal tiuooarten. Cflaerir Hosiery. Shoutdei Brases etc.. and aur if*wnehie pricaa wiU aureiy please yea. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE GREEN STREET HEEDS THE SPACE FOR HER LARGE FASHIONS COMING INTO THE STORE FINAL REDUCTIONS STOCK SPRING DRESSES •4.00 $5.00 $6.00 Extra Large Sixes Too Values to $22.90 Semce Weight NYLONS Broken Sizes 2 pair for $1.00 Brushed Bemberg GOWNS AND PAJAMAS Broken Sizes $3.00 Values to $5.98 Extra Size SILK GOWNS $3.00 Values to $6.98 100% Wool SLACK* $4.00 $6.98 Value , 3 \ . WOOL MITTENS Novelty Weaves $1.00 Value to $2:56 Organdv TEA APRONS $1.49 $2.29 Valued i CORDUROY SKIRTS Broken Sizes $3.00 BLOUSES Broken Siges $2.00 • Extra Large LATIN SLIPS Extra Large! COTTON SLIPS $1.00 Final Refunds 206 ELM ST jncHENRY NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF DALE W. THOMAS FOR VARIATION OF ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENT OF ZONING ORDINANCE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in compliance with the provisions of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance, relative to a change or variation of the zoning classification, a public hearing will be had before the Board of Appeals in connection with the application rnvrv of DALE W. THOMAS, that the zoning classification of the following described real estate be varied so as to allow the erection of a building within 58 feet of the center line of Waukegan Road from its present requirement of 80 feet frorn^ the center line of Waukegan Road: Lot five (5) of the plat of Survey of Chicago Road Subdivision, being a part of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of section twenty-five (2S) In Township forty-five (45) North Range eight (8) East of the third principal meridian in the township of McHenry, county of McHenry and state of Illinois. The hearing will be held at 3:00 o'clock p. m. on Friday, March 4, 1949, in the County Court Room in the Court House in Woodstock, Illinois, at which time and place any person or persons desiring to object to such application will be entitled to be heard. Dated this 8th day of February, 1949. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING" HBOARD OF APPEALS^ By ROY A. KENT, Its Chairman (Pub. Feb. 17 and 84) V IT'S NEW! Toni Crema Shampoo the finest in Chinese Foods, Steaks, Phops, Sandwiches, •!* "Poultry Houst Lighting conditions inside tha poultry laying house can be improved by whitewashing the walls. Cleaning aI the windows will j«lp, too. Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenry. f-tf AUCTION FBOElICH and WICK, Ancts. BOLGER'S DRUG STORE. Under Management of "THE COAKLEY'S" STREET *c At the intersection of Hwys. 83 and 59A, being 2 miles south of Mundeleln, 5 miles southwest of Libertyville, 2ft miles northwest of Half Day, I miles southeast of Ivanhoe, on SATURDAY, MARCH 6 at 12 o'clock K 4k M LUNCH WAGON CATTLE*--10 Holsteln and <;aerB< sey cows, consisting of npringers and fresh cows. T. B. and Bangs CHICKENS ~ 100 white Leghorn hens. i. NEW M A S S E Y H A R R I S M A CHINERY-- M-H 101 Jr. tractor on rubber, with starter, lights, power lift, power take off; M-H 2-row tractor cultivator; M-II 2-bottom, 14 inch tractor plow; M-H 7 ft, tractor disc; M-H 10 ft. side delivery r&ke OTHER MACHINERY--McD. 7 ft. drill, with grass seed attachment (good condition); J. D. No. 999 corn planter (with fertilizor and soy bean attachment); Men. oil bath mower; Lindsay rubber tired wagon and rack; New Idea manure spreader; 3-section dra«; 3- section springtooth; wood wheel wagon and double box; Rosenthal 4-roll shredder. FEED--2400 bushel Clinton oats (fit for seed); 1000 bu. ear corn; 20 CBn choice clover hay; 300 bales oats 8tr&w MISCELLANEOUS--"New Stewart electric clippers; Jaraesway Manure carrier and track; Cow Boy tank heater; new 400 chick electric brooder; 195 ft. hay rope. FURNITURE--Queen Anne diulng room set (buffet, china closet, table, chairs); 2 piece living room set; Kalamasoo enamel cook stove; Evanoil heater (for 7 rooms); oil heater (for 3 rooms); portable heater; steel kitchen cabinet; t oak beds. LAURElfCE PRINCE, Owner £akUa lafllaa SarrJtt: fa., q«a Vou touch the starter--and yoaf •••car wakens with an expectant purr. You touch the gas treadle-- and off you sweep, on a wave of buoyant power.Minutes, miles tiok past, with a lilt in every one of them; •. tyhen they do a tune-up or repair |o)b on your Buick it's more than just a scientific, thoroughgoing, A dream, you say t Not for a Buick. Not for your Buick, if it's kept always at its brilliant best--by Buick specialists! We have nothing but Buick specialists in our service departmentmen who know the heft and feel of every wire, washer or widget under a .Buick hoodf without looking. conscientious piece of work.They'll baby it a bit -- and on the road* you'll feel the difference in their craftsmanly louoiu v This priceless kind of cSre Costs you not a penny more. In the long run--by keeping your Buick always a Buick--we save you money! iright driving wNb a new pair of In addition, wall line up Ike heodlomps -- check generatorcharging rate--impact vofcoge regulator--dean battery tendnoli and cobhi • R. U OVERTON MOTOR SALES 108 FBONT STREET * M MteHEUfcY, ILUVOfS