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W*w7**' mmr LAKE HEWS (coatlnued from p*c* J) •cfcool. A goodly number of have already enrolled and anticipate many more. All boya * tftt girls In the age of 4 to 15 are BWi]f|!l]r Invited to come. There will HU flre day* the first week, Mon- July ?4. through Friday the four days the second week. |ftlesdsy, Aag. 1 through Friday fllir 4th. There is no registration f$M. Books and material furnished TOM. Hours each day are from 9:30 Xto- 11:30 a.m. Again we say to all ftfe toys and girls in Wonder Lake land vicinity: welcome! The pastor will be preaching in ^ bis forther church' at Summerdale, Chioago, next Sunday, July 23. In hlg absence. Rev. Linn F. Loshbaugh will occupy the pulpit both , morning and evening. Mr. Loshbfcugh has Jus| recently graduated f from William Jennings Bryan j university at Dayton, Tenn., and ] will soon leave for further studies at the North West Baptist seminary. 1^ Oregon. We urge the people I1# our community to come and ;• hwr this gifted young preacher. y; Cfcrlst the King Catholic Chlirrh Sunday masses at Christ the "" King Catholic church for the re- : malnder of the summer season will be at 8, 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. Partshonerf of Christ the King • ?,( church were most pleasantly sur- / t prised when they attended mass • last Sunday to find new hardwood pews had been installed, along with cushioned kneeling benclics. The pews and benches, valued at between $10,000 and $15,000, are a gift from S&. James church, Belvidere. Members of Christ the King are most grateful to the larger and older church at Belvidere, whose gift they consider a most generous one. The addition will not only add to the improvement of the church but will also prove considerably more comfortable. xVililam Tammeus, Farm Advisor) Tinners think much corn be damaged by cultivation this year, because the wet weather has caused the roots to be near the surface. Also, because thtrre is a lot of grass and weeds, which it is natural to try to cover. Most of the "In the row" weeds in drilled or horse-stepped corn is too big to cover now. Spraying with 2-4-D is the only answer and then for broad leafed weeds only. Corn borer is "certainly spotty. In cases where I have checked fields most of it seems questionable whether it should be Sfcrayed or not.. Very few fields. are very bad. "• ,«• .v ; ' Al Lang, sod expert" at the College of Agriculture. s&ys most have one loaning agencies never think of promoting the use of money for putting fertiliser on the'soil, but think of terms of repairing thl barn, the house, fences, etc. The buildings will not pfty off the loan but rock phosphate, lime and potash will. The chief reason for this is the lack of knowledge of those running the loaning Institutions will (of soil fertility maintenance. "The tenant isn't asked to help paint the barn, why ask him to pay for helping put on the potash?" says Lang. Of course, that depends on the ambition of the tenant. If the landlord buys the paint and sets it in the barn the tenant might put it on if he cared how the place looked. Chances are if he is a money maker he would put it on. Rock phosphate is not available in the bag in the barn either. It has been\ suggested I get a humidor to keVp my jokes in so they won't get stale. A salesman came to our door recently selling humidors for cookies. My wife said she didn't need one. "Oh you he said. "No," she said, 'W* kin- four cBUdren; to 11." If you haven't mowed' ture, it is high time When plants start to all their force into seeding^ Il^Uie seed is cut off it won't i and then the plant will agaitt put its effort into leaf production, which makes pasture. Government economists say there are signs that 1960 will shew an expansion in sheep flocks ta the United States. Complete line of Lea's pdultry remedies at Wattles Drag Store, McHenry. ' 1! 8tl ssjfci*.; CEMENT WORK iL^tephalt and Rubber' also Plastic Wall Tile PRIEST T1A*SFE*R*1) Hie Rt. Rev. Msgr. L. M. Keenan ha* been transferred, from. St. Joseph's parish by the 'bishop of the Reckford diocese. The Rev. Joseph Healy, CJherjry YaUey, who has been in charge of St. James' church, Rockford, succeeds Msgr. Kfeeuan. Foundations - Driveways and Sidewalks - Stairs Riverside Tile & Cement Co. 126 Riverside Drive Phone 661-J-l or 196-R McHenry, 111 Villa Hotel Resorts On Beautiful Pistakee Bay . MODERN COCKTAIL LOUNOF THE BEST IN FOOD • Now Haying Every Saturday Night **Alice Barbian at the piano Every Saturday Night" TELEPHONE PISTAKEIS 378 NOTICE TO FARMERS I'f jMSU/fc I # *** 3 M***** on the ONLY COMPLETE LINE of FARM TRACTOR TIRES Its SmtUtmd 7U*> PEN CENTER CURVED BAR RACTQR TIRE fit fssMvs Patented TRACTION CENTER1 CURVED BAR TRACTOR TIRE UKRAL .TRADE-IN Well install the tires right on your farm. Takes only a few minutes. Call Us Today We can supply you tire needs. Passenger and Truck Tires of All Sizes* We Allow A Liberal Trade-In Allowance On Your Old TIRES fcegardless of Conditio* i- .. rmm allow you 2& per «*nt discount off for your old battery on * Firestone Super Battery. WALTER J. FREUND lire and Tlrea -- Tubes -- Batterisp -n- Aeceseoriea Tab* Vulcanizing picycle Repalrtte All Work Guaranteed ^OPKH EfENINGS AND SUNDAYS *** MeH*mry Irtttllf# JbttiW county ajrtfeipritiM and BataTia police and sere pusslad as to how a 15-year-old St. THATD PC «A6K arhOU Ml! C LtlCU tHADCMtfUfaT I'H WILLYS - OVERLAND 604 FRONT STREET PHONE 403 Charles youth drowned unnoticed last wpefc in the Batavla Quarry pool while 500 swinftners utilised the pool which was under the supervision of eight lifeguards. The tragedy occurred in the afternoon but It was not until ipid-nic^t when the youth's body was recovered that suspicion of his parents and authorities became a reality. The victim of the unusUal 'accident was Robert W. Oeske. Complete Jine of .Beebe livestock remedies at Watties Drug Store McHsnift I H I America tl)e Beaatiful • • • Nkert Food Is lonntifal Back in Grandmother's day, menu' planning depended on the>rlamHy»larder.(l Today' you can pfan your entire mentl^Oimd the ¥ooS& in your friend- lI*y.a JI ewel Store.0^'1'1 A RELISH TRAY FAVORITE PUR* SUN Yes, your pantry for building menus is as big tfs your Jewel Food Store. Everything imaginable and plenty of Truly . . . AMERICA, TH£ B O U N T I F U L ! • s / ; (mh Wives.... •efriq rII: TASTY AND TENDER AS tUfeA SOUTHERN STAR CMEISi FOR KVCRY TASTII MATUR, RDCN'S Swiss ANATUWHWB^ CHEESE- • f ^ l-OI. wedges pw pkq. I* SNAPPY, CRISPY DILISH PICNIC BASKET AUNT JANE'S rouR 26-oi. Iceberg \ Dills.....'ML NO MESS. NO BOTHER. EASY TO USE MARY DUNBAR ^ Bonito TASTY FRUIT, DICED ANP READY TO SERVE 7-OZ. CAN ^WISCONSIN SHARP ASED NATURAL FOR THE I BLUE MO< bin OF XUT HOUSE-- * • • s « '/4-fb. p*g. SAVO1»YASTYI S,2E ^CKASI CHERRY VALLEY Fstg »',» s a a 2-lb. loaf Fruit Cocktail NO. 2«A e CAN 0rasgs PUTS ZIP IN YOUR BLUEBROOK 6ra|Mfrsil AM FROM >ETiR PAN TnhI Butter DoU SERVE HOT OR COLD ' BLUEBROOK Tomatoes 2 25* USE AS A SALAD Oft A DESSERT D0LESUGED Pineapple 0 e # • B B S PACKED AS SOON CHfRRtYALLEY^ OUT WU Bean lonoKtur TELEVISION FEATURE ASSORYED FLAVORS CanFidf s Beverages 2 - 35!* QT. BTLS. ^ ^ * ? L U S s o m T " ^ A TASTY SALAD DRESSING Hellmafl's «NT JAR AN ALL TIME FAVO^H* CHKRRY VALLIY « ^ OOLDBN • CRIAM wore i trl TENDER AND DELICIOUS--GET YOUR . FAMILY'S FAVORITE LIB»Y*S 1 BROWN Beais WrHi Tomato Sauca Vegetarian Styis With Pork aril, --. Molasses 14-OZ. CAN WONDERFUL IN SPAGHETTI SAUCEHUNT'S m Self-Service Meat De" S«ve your prteiew shopping time of Jewel--Bey moats tkfit ore ready packaged and waiting for yonr selection. ROUND OR FLAT BONE. BOSTON CUT, 6th end! 7th RIBS Touts Sasce. 8-OZ. CANS Beef Pot Roast JEWEL 100% PURE BEEF Hamburtor 59e ALL CUTS c ONE PRICE * SWIFT'S PREMIUM--SHANKLESS Smoked Picnics -49* ADD BUTTER, HLJAT AND SERVE BLUIBROOK White Cream NO. 2 Ctra....... CAN GUARANTEED PURE AMD PASTEURIZED «?" HHoonneeyv • • JAR ATE, LEFC PmMmgs CHOCOLATE, LEMON AND VANILLA-- KOSTO PKGS. 21 FULL OF TREE RIPENED FLAVOR BLUEBROOK Bartlett NEW I960 PACK 7 Green Giant. Peas %"O5B 37« & USE EM AS A HOT VEGETABLE OR IN A SALAD WIBSTBR'S ORKIM AND WNITI OlWKlST-SUCED * SUGARED Strawberries Lima Beans e • a e • • |*°z. CAN FULL LB. PKG. CHIRRY VALLIY PERFECTLY DELICIOUS WHEN BUTTERED Asparagus Cuts & Tip 23* TENDER--TASTY--ECONOMICAL AUNT NELLIES MEDIUM WHOLE 16-OG BEETS.....™^•'•'J* YOUR RABY'S DELIGHT--SWIFTS Meat for Babies 2 39* TASTE JUST UKE HOMEMADE--?ION £8?°"™ Cookies'^49* PURE--ALL VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3-LB. 0^ • • • e • CAN DESSERT'TOPPIN* WFFH MO FUSSRICHS S p r y . . . . . ^ 1 7 * DESSERT*! RICHS Whip Topping tc£S9* IS-OZ. CAN OEWWST-SUGARED-RED^ Rospberi 35* _ ^ MHVW I 7**ASt0A0J CRISP AND FLAKY IN TMt 4 IN T PACKAGE CRATKIN OOOO CHKRRY VALLIY WONDERFUL WITH PORK--DELICIOUS FOR DESSERT FULL LB. PKG. Applosavct Saltines «l 27' THE S00 DOUBLE SHEET ROLL--FASHION Toitet Tissne. >oa M* a • • Na 2 CAN a •• YOUR PET WILL LOVE IT--PERK ie I Bog Food . 2 cans All Departments Open Until 9 P. M. On| Friday Nights 207 Bast Brink Streetl Crystal Lake • .J 1 I- - 7 L IOOSTS TOUR MORALE UxSoap 3 REO. IARS 23c FOR ALL roUR HOUSEHOLD CLEANING Borax EST.MUli RICH SAK SUDS POt ALL TOUR OUOS LuxFlakM £127c •EAUTT BATH LEAVES SKIN» FRESH A NO SWEET <360d$t0t£i f^ISc SMOOTH. NON SCRATCHINO ROYAL LEMON FOR ALL DM QUICK ARRC AND LAUNDRY ClMRMr 2o«,IS« SMIIFUM. SOFT AND HIGHLY ASSORSENT • DISH FK6. ARIVI CLOTHS OF 2 •REEZE FRESHNESS FOR ALL PRETTY WASHABLES 29c Irani - SSStTSEPfiS? ^ 2 7 c B W S M P ^ 2 BARS in m wtfm •: i •