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W *, , ; ^ /* : Bowl la located In Round miHBMtor mil* wNt ot the ntfiroad depot &*&If Met Mil poutti? at WaHttlee Drat ttor% McHearr ttt *#TT~-£* *^;$V r . „ On Flstl % COKIMI 1 players on the Mc- •flrHor team were selected for positions on the All-8Ur first team by the eoackes In the league. tPreond, outstanding perfora spot. in the select John Knox, whose sbllout in McHenry's line was hoaored with a guard The ooaches also named Charles Cral^tree, of Harvard, as the out- •taadlag beckfield man in the conference. Outstanding lineman Bttgene Duerst of Whitewater. Odfcch ITcCracken'e Warriors ,%ara also given recognition on the 'squad of All-Stars as Andreas was selected for jm ot the end positions. First Squad , T. CUurer, Klkbora and Hartard. TMfctte: Tim O'NleU Lake Oearm and Beeklinger, Marengo. Chards: Duerst Whitewater and pot, HeHenry. Center: Wayne Welsh, Elhhorn, J.7llaeks: Crabtree, Harvard; Jim Burlington; Bill Fardy, and Don ^ie» " . • -.4 »• Second ftttds; Andreas, llgtenry; J. srt^_ Elkhorn; Aotg£, Coteman, FARMED NONABCHS TO SOWL ' AT BOUND One of the most outstanding sports events to take place in Lakv county this year is scheduled for Saturday, Dec. S, at the Lams Bowl in Round Lake, when the nationally known Monarch Cl^ieic bowling 'league team of Chicago plays a match game against the Lakes Bowl house team. The event, which is expected to attest bowling fa*s from, far and near, will begin atf :M The famed Moaarch team Includes five of the nation's top bowlers. They are Oarl Bergsr, Fred Flkes, John Small, Ruby Habletter and Bill Flesch. The following outstanding bowlers will play on the Lakes Bowl house team: Verne (Stubby) Bakfr, l*pry Reimers. Charley Porteoua, Charles (Chuch) Courtney and Doug. (Red) Vickers. All bowling fans are invited to witness the game. The Lakes LARGE AUCTION • M« • • • • • • • • •• • GIFT STARS Sadictv Tablets 1.00^ diubOK^ J from f "The fragrance of ^ Roses and Spice*1 Dusting Powder 1.00 -*YelourjSf^ .Tackles: Steve AmU&fce, Whiter fcter sad Thtess, Ha!*^ard. " Guards: Dan McCIC Djfetavan Don Way, Burlingtoa, - i: J. McCord, Whitewat- «r. and Bob Kaiser, Bt^rling^n. • ^ { Backs. Gerald Flepker^Marengo; Schumacker, Wl|fct«WjMf|ll»l- Jfljlart, Lake OenerA. ' r '« Subscribe for ATie Plaindealer Sewing Kitl.29 Guest sixes of Toilet Water Takua, Soap «Toiltt Water 4 ox. 1.00 8 ox. 1.73; 4 os. with ttmmt 1 ja m (Homestead Box 2.00 4 02. Toilet Watet' BOLGER'S! On the premises of the Rainbow Farm looated 4 miles northeast of Barrington, Mi. mile east ot Hwy. fct; H mile Vert of Kwy.12 being 2 blocks south of Hwy. 22 on theHainbow Road -- watch for arrows: SUNDAY/DECEMBER 3rd Cemmeaetef at lltOO e'eleek A. M. Sfc^U^tfroWLES TRAILBR LUNCH ON OROUNlM^ ^ » HOUSEHOLD FURNITURlB AND EQUIPMENT -- Red leather davenport; 3 red leather chalitk i early American chairs; Brunswick combination radio and phonograph; 2 portable radios; walnut deek; chest of drawers; 10 utility cabinets; mirrors; large quantity of books; card tables; lawn f^jfttlture; picnic furniture and equipment; 8 fancy bracket lamps; OQt§ai6nal chairs; many tables; 2 chaise lounges; new 10-ft. OE refriget%tor; 8-burner, 6 oven gas range; Electrolux vacuum; Hoover vacupm; 18 cu. ft. deepfreeze; 2 pressure cookers; new meat /slicer; electric broiler; 3 new electric tans; new set of dishes; 70-pc. Haviland china; large amount of glassware; large amount of silverware; new girl's bike; large amount of outdoor furniture; 35 copper mugs; 4 chauffeur uniforms; 3 caps; 3 chauffeur ulsters; 3 Hudson bay coats;- raccoon coat; potted plants and many other articles of household goods. SPORTING GOODS -- Row bi»at; 2 Winchester Model 92 carbines; Lafever double barrel 12 gauge shotgun; Remington 22 rifle; 12 gauge shotgun; single shot 22 rifle; 2 gun cases; large amount of ammunitions; new Savage reducing machine; 2 toboggans; 6 pair skis; 5 pr. skates; snow shoes; Vital-Ray therapy^ lamp; fishing rodl;' fishing tackle and many other articles. ' MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS -- Including 3-ft. meat block; 10-lb. scale; oil drums; tank heaters; 2 oil burner units; 4-sec. boiler, 2g sprayers; 2 new 36" exhaoft tans; eljjjttte tpptors; saws; Cyanide gas pump; 46-ft. e^|gpsion ladder; step tMfttr#;?game traps; power plumbers furnace; Jfoe threader and cutter; ffre extlnguishtfra; oil tanks and pumps-; MENT -- 36 HofejUpullets; 2 geese; 3 ,70 waterers; 5 iiiM^ators; 42 feeders, 7 10 new automate fountains; wire, 150 artQns aq4, many, 'i^er piecefe of equipleaf sweeper; 3 vises; 23 large jack and many 0 ftoULTRY AN oil heaters; 8 new brooders; nests; f rabbit stretchers; ment MACHINERY broadcast seeder;,2 mower; seeder; pieces of machiai TERMS: Cash. tmmm m ii'iiffri • -ii •v •> '% - J r ;• dem <fr»ei 300 steel electric »1 f«ace 2-14 tractor plow; 10-ft. ce posts; 3-ft. sickle bar feed cutter and other Not reaponsible for accidenta. Shsldon Clark, Ownsr WICK, Aaetloneers WISCONSIN SALES CORPORATION, Clerk Ualea drove, Wisconsin BAINBOW FARM FKOEUCH a 'S ON HIS WAY Ordar Your Christmas Car3s Carlyl YOUR NAME PRINTED F R E E O f t Every Orcler of Chiisimas Cords Purchased at Our Office. ' v Order Early from McHenry Plaindealer o 102 Green Street McHenry art 1,s\/ 1 • •m ALTHOFFS HARDWARE STOKE THAT SElTlCfc " 501 Main ftwi PHONE 284 McHENRY, WL I CROW SHOOT pot at the crow's perched on a metal fence. with Cork Gun «i« ELECTRIC FOOTBALL GAME Tru - action players actually move up» and down field.. NEWELL AIR-FIRE $598 SUB-MACHINE GUN PingPong $2M Balls MAGNETIC DONKEY GAME HOPALOIfG CA8SIDY SHOOTING GALLERY Pin the Tail on the Donkey mm & HOLSTER SET With Ouii ^|93 RUDOLPH FLASHUGHT Press the button and a beam of lfght comes out under his nose. Complete HERSHEY BAR K < ' - BANK $108 PIN BALL GAME *2» Push 'em up and round Glass Covered i ALL STEEL CASH REGISTER Registers from MM lc to $1.00 a PUZZLE SET 19 Different Puzzles 53-PEECE CUPBOARD TEA SET Plastic Dishes $375 $|50 HOT ROD Strong, durable with friction motor MECHANICAL SEAPLANE Wind-up Motor REMEMBER KIDS SANTA WILL BEAT ALTHOFFS IN PERSON DEC. 9th TONI DOLLS The only doll that can £#|Q£ be shampooed & waved Si DIAL TYPEWRITER $349 ELECTRIC IRON Streamline Design CAJi Really Works ^ SEWING MACHINE $298 I" PORTABLE tHONQGRAPH Plays standstfd $1095 records •• KEYSTONE FARM SET Complete with build- $/|98 ings and animals * HORSE-DRAWN MILK WAGON with wind-up motor FIRE TRUCK Powerful friction motor with extension ladders . also hose with nozzle. WOODBURNING SET Complete tl QO with Murals Jl ALL METAL TEA SET and White $|98 AMERICAN FLYER k- TRAIN .a DOLL HOUSE All Metal - Completely Furnished All Rooms Decorated ONLY $3.98 KITCHEN UTENSIL SET REAL TOOLS WITH PLASTIC HANDLES Mixing Spoon -- Spatula Whjip Poiaioe Master Ladle -- Cake Turner -- Corer -- Spoon -- Food Chopper -- Egg Beater ONLY .98 ••MB RUGGED EXTRA HEAVY RADIO WAGONS $5.79 MONARCH 26" HEAVY DUTY BICYCLE $36.95 FARM SET Cardboard Barn with 24 Rubber Animals $198 ALL STEEL TRACTOR with rubber treads w SWIFT VAN TRUCK Real looking truck with swinging rear doors. 89° FIRE CHIEF CM Plastic body with siren ttVgQ and friction motor. JL TINKERTOYS Junior Size 75 TOY TRAIN H^ind-up Type $389 SAND and GRAVEL . TRUCK All Steel 98< SUPER MOTOR BUS Plastic Construction $949* Friction Motor t DOLLYS Slightly Colored 4*29 Cord Constrcution Jl PING PONG BALL GUN Pistol-type $1«9 JUNIOR MISS TRAVEL TRUNtf Complete with Doll Clothes iM,L* (*::* k'.. •