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i/.T.aiT^.ia Pretty snappy cards tbls week from Bill Althoff and Fred Fowles. Bill Is looking over California while Fred is staking out a claim n Florida. From the cards we'd say they are looking pver wore than the scenery. " •>' City Sights Those butchers? Bill Pries 'aughlng as a man's hat blows down the street and Jake Stoffel poised to step on it u : We covered the Regional Basketball Tournament at Woodstock last week, but reports on4t at,this time would be as old as last week's veather. A11 eyes were on Hebron and so " was the pressure. The Green Giants are a fine team, but had too big a task on their hands. Playing Dundee one night and coming right back against Elgin the next was a big order. * BOWLING NOTES McHenry Recreation Individual ability, team pla/ and good coaching all were in evidence As the tournament moved along. Owls-- . ; e Drug Stortf, ?S; McHenry Sand it Gravel* 0. L Miller. 426; E. Albright, 442; P. Kraus, 427. Holly's Drive Inn, .2; McHenry Recreation, 1. B. Knauer, 455; I. Stoller, 170- 444. Mi Place Tavern, 2; Al's White House, 1. E. Rand, 442; J. Britz. 461; E Hoyte. 176-471. The Pit, 2; Schroeder Iron Works, 1. D. Freund, 42i. -\Palace CMy-- Atlas Pragh^, Walsh Inaurance, 1. H. Steffes, 20$>645; T. Werbnig, 203.-513; W. Low. 5^9: H. Kreutser, 211-620; V. Jones T. Olson & Son, 2;\Hester Otl, 1 Ffcntus, Scharlow, 630; Rowe, 207-530; Olscfn, 612. Carey Electric, 2; McGee's. 1. Johnson. 227-581; S. Duttko, 610. Lee & Ray, 2; McHenry State Bank, 1. Schaefer, 534; Behflke, 53Q. C.O.F. 7:00-- \ ' Gus Freiind's, 2661'; J. tferdr rich's, 2364. F. Meyer. 512; Geo. M. Freund. 257-608. Ed Thennes', 26W; H. MHler's. 2341. » L. Helmer, 522; L. Wlnkel, 525; Ed Thennes, 215-670H. Miller, 567. George Sullivan gave the tourna' ment a real spread of coverage ation, 1, and didn't miss a minute of action. Like Ole' Man River--He jes keeps rollin' along.-- I. tf Cr- Canada Dry, 2; Wall Fill Insul- McHenry didn't beat Dundee as you may have read. Elgin, with a well-coached and well-conditioned team, moved into the Sectonal at Waukegan this week with eyes on the state meet. That Harrison-Bolger combine tells us that Freeport will win the wtute tournament. This spring weather is just fine, but it brings forth a lot of little bints around the house about storm windows, screens, work to be done on the lawn and all those things that get a man up out of his rockkin* chair. Steffan Studio, 0. J. Stilling, 227-611 Jewelry, 8; Frost Thursday • OTIock-- Clark Chev., 3; Co-ops, 0. Bennett. 233-555. Fox Novelty. 3; Blatz. 0. Freund, 206; Werbnig. 515; Pelsert, 211-208-561; Krause. 554. Certified Foods, 3; Old Bridge, 0. Larkin, 507; Sutton. 504; Marundp. 516; Kreier, 509; Schaffer, 515; Pries, 524. 7 0*Clock Ladles--- , Herdrich's, 3; Riverside Dairy. 0. V. Herdflch. 177-488; T. Meyer. 42«: E. Justen. 454; E. ConWay. 435. Jnsten ft Son, 2; McHenry Lumber, 1. B. Farm. 208-508; E. Hester. 189-4S4: L. Meyer. 447; M. Doherty. 187-179-522. 9 OTIock WfflMT. Olson ft Son, 2; 0*k Park Hotel. 1. E. Winkfl. 460; G. Barbian. 465: S. OlRen. 447. Johnson's Bar-be-cue, 2; Steffan's Jewelry, 1. M. Y«»gg«\ 452; A. Gaulke, 441; H. Conway, 437; M. Kinsala, 444. 'Old Timers- Rogers'. 2222; Meath's. 2195. Downs' 238??; Blake's, 2162. J. Sayler, 510; Downs, 200-536. . Major*-- Carl's Service Station, 3; Carlson Oil Co.. 0. Schlitt, 501; Thorsell, 201-552; Jannotta, 201-583; L. Bacon. 220- 211-207-638; Rosing, 223-214-608; Budler, 534. Blake Motors. 2; Downs Nash. 1. Smith. 201-578; Barth. 503; Rodenkirk, 526; Steffes, 525. Cholca Ckouc Oi CardNaxl J. Jtckson HU* . . crowds swarmed U) the MCHS gymnasium last 8«inday afternoon and evening to watch the acMon in the 5th annual state basketball tournament which is sponsored by the local Foresters. Let's look over the games in the order played. St. Joseph's seniors of Elgin beat St. Anne East Moline five, '70 to 58. The winners showed a well-balanced attack with MIklevivitz scor- j along, ing 21 points. Smith 20, LttMtO 13, Meyers 10 and Conrad 6.' • ll'Jll.l'1'JH! I' I StneMy, liorlcali And Tom Bolter officiated an' handled the games in nice fashion. Special mention and "Thank You" go to the Carl Weber family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith (McCullom Lake) for their entertainment of the crowd with grand organ music. tfcnrtdftr, March i» We are not sure who wUi be at the of-gan next Sunday, bat music there will be. The V.F.W. will donate and dedi cate a new flag for the gym on the final day of the tournaiogQt. Alofe about that next week, k- Srhedilf Following is a list of games coding up next Sunday. Look for some real battles as this tournament gets tougher as it moves Life is full of little disappointments. After feeling like "The Egg and 1" during this Lenten season, lie got on the scales and found no improvement. Some thoughtful friend mailed ui a shamrock and pipe for St Patrick's Day. The writing looks ' suspiciously like that of a certain red-head who handles Uncle Sams : nfiI • • Got'our first parking meter ticket last week. It cost us 10 cents and was worthlOdcilar* to joe Regner. The next two Sunday afternoons and evenings you can drop in to watch a basketball game at any hour in onr local gym. The Forester tournament is going over 1^, a bl£ way. AlOhg about 1*?90 next Sunday afternoon there is going to be a shoot!n' match going on at the McHenry Sportsmen's Club. Of course, the shooting will be all for fun plus a chance to take home a ham or a slab of bacon or some such item. Most of you sportsmen know that the new^rounds and club bouse are Wfated on Pistakee Bay RoM.. This is an Invitation to the public. Club members will welcome you. _____ '• Richmond Tournament *^%ey are staging a basketball tournament at Richmond this week for various independent teams. The McHenry Co-ops beat Wauconda 70 to 61 Monday night. Harvard Won over Barrington 56 to 46. Tuesday night Marengo beat Johnsburg 82-65 as Howie Kugath sank 19 baskets and 1 free throw. Lake Geneva beat Genoa City 52 '36. ^ . ";v The Co-ops meet the winner of (•he Harvkrd-Lake Geneva contest oil Thursday night. Consolation game wlli be played at 7^0 Friday with the finals at 9 o'clock. Business Men-- Freund's Dairy, §; McHenry Recreation, 1. Leo's Ringwood, 8; Leo's Tavern, 1. Wnteri, 625; Reininger, 222-584. McHenry Plastering, 2; McDonald's Tavern, 1. Nimtz, 506. Frank ft Frelda, 8; McCullom Lake, 0. Early Birds-- S. H. Freund ft Son. 3; Stllling's Town ft Country. <>. B. Clark. 444; S. Sutton, 478. McHenry Cab. 2; Peterson Boat, 1. J. Oxtoby, 464. A Old Bridge, 3 ; Freund Oil. 0. D. Freund, 431; B. Buergler, 185- 494; N. Larkin, 183-211-535. Carey Electric, 2; A. P. Freund Sons. 1. E. Smith. 179-477; E. Rand. 434; L. Miller, 454; R. Adams, 439. 7 OTIock C.O.P.-- Justens*. 24l3; Kreutzer's, 2348. H. Kreutzer, 536; D. Weber, 214- 207-569. Thennes*. 2279; Stillng's, 2227. L. Stilling, 213-536;, D. Fredricks. ill. Tavern-- Snug Harbor. 2; Hoots, 1. Noonan. 510; Duttko, 219-212- 575; Meath. 506; Downs. 213-574; Behnke, 246-586; Rogers. 220. Fireside, 2; R. Place. 1. Al's White House, 3; Herdrich's, M. Schmitt, 507; G. Schaefer, 201- 659; V. Sund, 502. Cubs Inn. 3; - Landl's, 0. Lowe, 244-542. In the second game Barzynski Court of Chicago rolled to an easy 60 to 36 victory over St. Joseph's Rangers. I^acksander's 18 points and Banky's 17 led the winner's acortng. . J. Moscato piltd up 22 polnts for (he losers. St. John's of Johnsburg No. 2 Juniors lost a 32 to 15 decision to 8t. Gregory's of Chicago. DeJohn's 17 points led the winners. Some Shoot In'! The Johnsburg Seniors won a high-scoring game from Sacred Heart of Moiine. 91 to 73. In this one, Joe Jackson set some sort of a record for the future greats to «hoot at. Joe sank 21. baskets and 4 free throws for 46 points. The Moline five kept pace during the first half (trailing 38 to 35), but ran into too much sharp-shooting in the last period as Johnsburg pulled away. Johnsbnrg ^ y Lloyd Freunf Howie Freuntf . Bud Miller Wally Smith Connie Miller Gordon Miller Bernie May Art Jackson jloe Jackson iTom Huemain TOTALS Sacred Heart Bob Noe Connie Nletelspar Joe Lema Pete Coofmatt Don Goethalt Bob Van lyncher Don George . TOTALS H. &t McHenry Co-op, 2; John the Tailor, 1. E. Miller. 438. Art Smith's Groc., 2; Buss Motor Sales, 1. B. O'Brien, 428; L. Smith, 465. P. M. Justen Furn., 2; McHenry Lumber Co., 1. B. Jager, 474. Cubs Inn, 2; Wattles Drag Store, I. , L. Klday, 191-411. Y.F.W.-- Bell Hops,3; Fljr Boys, 6. Kralowetz, 529; Weyffcnd, M9- 540. Swabbies, 2; Dog Faces, 1. R. Smith, 533. . Press time report from Frwl Meyer tells us that Mrs. Arthur Tonyan will be at ths organ next Sunday fpr the Forester games. Clmmerclal-- McHenry Laundry, 2; McDermott's, 1. V. Adams. 215-510; t: Adams, 223-593; J. Frisby, 206-527. Kleinhans Lumber, 2; Buss Motor Sales, 1. Althoff's Hardware, I; McHenry State Bank, 1. • R. Gilliford, 543; G. Schaefer, 506; R. Peisert, 512. Charm House, 2; Riverside Bak ery, 1. •I1 <• • ••• • 'H' •i'4 4'4 ; Dally Plnnpg Key values are those which un lock the recesses of hidden possibilities. To hide our emotions behind a veil of illusion obliterates clear thinking. The more you weigh the effort of a good deed the lesser is its vilae. When an adventure turns into a misadventure, it's clearly a case of mistaken identity. The anrest incentive to a man is a woman; the surest incentive to a woman is another woman. IT'S TIME FOR Spring Cleaning In your dither of spring clean Ing, remember your watch gets dirty too. For expert service bring your watch In today and let a com petent Jeweler put It back In per feet order. Tour watch needs Jn*t as much A parlor psychologist is a per-, attention as yonr car, for top per* son who pleases others by listen- | forma nee «« don't neglect It. ,WrolTuPXe rou. b». u»r.| STEFFANS JEWELRY are usually strings attached to her *nd RECORD SHOP |KU. ' *AIN ST. McHENRY , ANONYMOUS V ... .... ' y OWL SAY! MrwncouaN!,a«M; vouKM«spr/ FG 11 PF • 7-': ' ; 4 „ 4 0 0 2. 0 0 4 1 0 2 4; 1 4 0 0 2 2» 0 3 7 0 4 f 1 4 2 1 0 2 43 5 29 FG FT PF • • - -#•?. 2 i. vC 8 5 " « S 0 1 2 - 4' 4 1 ' l * 0 2 3. 1 1 30 13 13 1:00 P.M. Calumil7of Chicago's Juniorji, vs. Sacred Heart of Aurora*s Juniors. 2 tOO P.M. St.vNicholas Of Aurora's , Seniors vsTASt. Raphael of Chicago's Seniors. it tOO P.M. Sacred Heart of Aurora's Juniors vs. St. Nicholas of AUTora'« Junior*- 4:00 P.M. Johnsburg Rangers vs. St. Nicholas of Aurora's Rangers. 4 6:00 P.M. McHenry Juniors vs. St. Nicholas of Aurora's Juniors. 7:00 P.M. St. Gregory of Chicago's Rangers vs. St. Raphael of Chicago's Rangers. 8:00 PJV. W'nnfT of 2; 00 P.M. game VB. McHenry Seniors.. 0:00 P.M. Johnsburg Seniors Vs. < fSlffln Seniors. Norman Knaack First In Shoot (by Philip Wheelock) Boy and Girl Scouts will play a 'prominent' part in events of tbe forthcoming International Dog' Show, which is scheduled for March 17 and 18 in the InternatlonT al Amphitheatre in Chicago. Special sterling silver trophies for them are being offered for highest ranking Boy and Girl Scouts in the show's junior dog judging contest. The contest is designed to enoourage youngsters in judging dogs. Officials of the International Kennel club, sponsors of the show, say that a large number of scouts in the Chicago area are now receiving special training in judging dogs for conformation. Many of them will participate in the contest. - Any boy Of girl, whether Scout or not, between 10 and 20 years old, may enter the event, which is slated for Saturday. March 17. No entry fee is charged. SJx breeds of^dogs will be judged in as many Classes of four to a class. Breeds selected for the 1951 contest are English Setters, Dachshunds, Shetland Sheepdogs. Scottish Terriers, and Schipperkes. The young judges will be judged, in turn, on their placing* of each class, and their reasons for their placings, by two nationally known experts. Walter Reeves, Oakville. Ontario, and Percy Roberts of Norton, Connecticut. Joseph Ackerman of Chicago, who is superintendent of the collegiate livestock judging contest of the International Live Stock Exposition, will superintend the event. The contest is a part of the big two-day show that will have conformation classes for nearly 100 breeds of dogs, field trials for gun dogs and" obedience classes. DECORATING TIPS FOR CHANGING HOME WHICH IS OUTGROWN This picture was snapped recently at the Kennilworth hotel in Miami Beach, Fla., where Rt.' Rev. Msgr. C. 8. Nix, right, pastor of St. Mary's church, McHenry, met the celebrated television entertainer, Arthur Godfrey, c&ifor At the left is the hotel pbysicfaii Msgr. Nix was unaware that photographer was> present at th< meeting. In your bedroom,^the room should be divided, if possible, so that each side has window ventilation. Material that has no right or wrong side is a good choice for the drapery partition. This same fabric can be repeated in the window valance or draperies, pillows, dressing table skirt and other accessories to give a unified effect. If purchasing new furniture, chests, chairs and dresfuagtables of Unfinished wood will Sbe's^Qth economicaf and practical, since each girl will then have a place for her own things. They can be painted to match the color scheme of the room, or given a natural wood finish. If yours is a family of boys, this same idea can be carried out-- using masculine type C/aperies and accessories. H i iifr H SCHROEDER IRON WORK& Ornamental k Stractaral Btwl Visit Onr Sbowrpoma S Miles South on Rt. SI Phone 617-M-I ! Ill'11111111 l » l l>4*W Art Jackson's Rangers of Johnsburg showed a lot of stuff in beat-^of his arrows hits a mark. He gets lng Good Counsel Court of Aurora 35 to 26^ Scoring. Comstock, 5; Jackson, 9; Schmitt 9; L. Freund 7; Pierce 6. For the losers. Torres had 11 points, Fichtel 8 and Weller 7. St. Mary's Rangers ran Into a slick ball club and lost a 49 to 32 decision to St. Gregory. Garrety sank 11 baskets and 5 free throws for 27 points while his tpamraate, Gusinde rolled up 15. John Bolger's 13 points led the local boys, followed by Jerry Long's 8. Don Blake's 7 and Ronnie Conway's 6. The windup was one of those things. McHenry's No. 2 Senior team served notice that they were entering for fun. That's what they had, besides giving the crowd a few laughs. Good Counsel of Aurora had too many guns for the home boys in a 73 to 39 walk-away. J. Dieser led Good Counsel with 21 points, followed by Patterman with 19. Garnishee Some garnishes which can be served with fowl are cranberry and orange slicis, celery curls, carrot iticks, tweet potato souffle, and ipple relish. fARMikS SAVE $ $ $ By RsdaMag Worn Plow Shares "My family just seems to have outgrown our home." Such a complaint is not uncommon today, and wth the present high cost of building materials and red tape of priorities, a higgler house is not nec- On Feb. 18 the Illini Bowmen held their first archery match of the- vear. The "Snow Shoqt" they called it--and snow there was. Knee deep, most of it. and when an . arrow flew past the butts It lodged | eerily the sensible answer lnin snow so deep it defied discovery. ^ "ot expa"d,n* But two dozen hardy Illini Bowmen 1 what yon already have and still and eight bowmen from the Black Arrow club at Skokie waded over ™th two teen-age girls, for inthe big field course near McHenry 1 one bedroom never seems and did the best bow shooting they V f ZT1 conld under the icy conditions. ^ l»t Mary * "Bing the desk. It was another hunter's round, a ?r Mary has an important date, type of shoot in which the archer gists a better score the sooner oue four shafts at each target but the first arrow, if it hits, renders the highest possible score for that target. Norman Knaack. McHenry, did the best shooting in the men's "A*' bracket. His first prize was an dressing table. This situation can be easily remedied by a little clever planning and a smart use of draw draperies and other accessories. An overhead, cut-to-measure ceiling traverse track is the main piece of drapery hardware to be used for draw draperies that hang from the ceiling to floor, thus ""hter lord, Woodstock, was f„i rTst ii.nT tkheI • PH a.r.t.it ioning the room. By merely "B" brackket and he won an engraved tie clasp. Third prize of a bronze medal went to the winner of the "C" bracket, Russell Reinger, of Skokie. In the wamen's "A" bracket, Nancy Howard, McCullom Lake, won first prise, which was an engraved compact. Gwen Wheelock, McHenry, came In second, the prize being an archery bracelet. Henrietta Holmes, Woodstock, made third place, for which there was a medal in the form of a pla. Everyone brought a lunch and after the sh6ot there was* a big camp fire down in the valley, out of the wind.' The archers warmed up, dried out, and ate together around the welcome flanges. <N> waMiaa aMp kM Hm »r»«r «MM> im«. •vmimm and iwIumM to R*. condition Mow SIMMW MM WICM M- mM • NEW SHAM POINT LENOTH. • NEW SHARE MRFORMANCt. • NEW SHAM APPEARANCE. • FAR LONOER WEAR. • CAN BE APPLIED MANY TIMKL VANCE WELDING SERVICE H Mile East of the New Brldg* On Ronte 120 PHONE MrHENRT 8M IHIHtlMlltlttltlltttltlltlttlttlttllimmilllttiltHltttlHWIHtl G" atnl4lel < 4 < 4 4 < 4 4 i 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 jJSvn Smrfaas mnd Satisfaction I Sood NOW With ARTISAN "Magical Groon" LAWN SEEI> 69* 1 Pound Box Produces a luxuriant growth of dOep-rooted turf! Contains a largo percentage of perennial grasses for a permanent green lc(wn. Seed now to take advantage of spring rains and favorable growing conditions. "Magicol Green" is ideal for seeding new lawns. "ARTISAN" ROYAL ORIIN LAWN MID-- Ilk. Sex 1.10 "ART-ISA Shady Terrace 4Jrns« -1 lb. box 1.10 (|EO. COLLETTE, Owner Next Door To Bank I'If ONE 430 pulling the cord hidden at one side to open the drapery, the twin" room becomes one again. If there is more than one window fttop la tonight! It scores...for low • cost fnn! OPEN BOWLING Wed. ft FrI. after » p.m. Sat. A Sun. all tajr McHENHY RECREATION Steve & P|}t Koeitig Props. Modern Alleys Open 8 p.m. "REO" POWER LAWN MOWERS So easy to run even a child can handle with ease. blade, posiiiva controls, H»P. motor. I ' Only $124.50 18-in. cut $104.50 JUvmldt Hardwara 130 Riversida Drive Phona 722 LARGE AUCTION 6 miles east of Dundee, 2 miles northwest of Palatine, 3 miles southeast of Barrington on the corner of the Ela and Dundee Roads -- watch for arrows. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14tfc Commencing at 10:80 o'clock. 87 HEAD OF GUERNSEY & BROWN SWISS TATTLE -- 81 MILClS COWS -- 8 Swiss fresh with calf by side, 12 close springers, halanc< milking good. 8 Heifers, 8 years old (bred); 8 Heifers, 1 year old; Guernsey bdll 18 months old. 8 HORSES -- Team of bays, very gentle, set harness and collars. 14 HOGS -- 2 bred sows, 12 feeder pigs about 130 lbs. each. PRODUCE -- 400 shocks corn ii\ field, 200 bales alfalfa hay, 150 bales timothy hay, 500 bushels oats. TRACTOR, COMBINE k MACHINERY -- Oliver 70^tractor on rubber with PTO, PL and cult, attach., like new; Oliver 2-14 tractor plow, Oliver 10-ft. tractor grain drill with attach.; Oliver 5-ft. combine, lik^ new; Oliver side rake; Int. tractor disc; Rosenthal No. 40 corn husker like new; MM spreader on rubber; 40-ft. hay and grain elevator, like new; McC. corn binder; 7-ft. quack digger; MH mower; rutfber tired wagon and rack; 8-sec. wood drag; 2 sets bob sleighs ingrain box and gear; horse rake. 2 corn planters, hand plow, 7 farm wagons, milk cart, milk wagon, new cream separator, gas engine, hay fork, rope and pulleys, fan mill, disc, canvas, sulky cart, pony cart. 40-ft. ext. ladder, old iron, blacksmith tools, carpenter tools. Br%^ley tractor disc, grease gun. vise, manure pile, scale, galv. water tank, hand drill, tool boxes, and many many articles too numerous to1 mention. LARGE QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS including some antiques, 3-pc. bedroom suite, beds, dressers, chairs, copper tea pot, old lamps, organ stool, piano and bench. 2-pc. living room suite, rocking chairs, picture frames, refrigerator, pitchers, plates, cups and* saucers and other items. ' MRS. L. T. LANDWEH, Owner ART FROELICH, Auctioneer * T WIS. SALES ( OUT., Clerk ' ptioa (}*•««, Wfe. , T DR. C. R. SWANSOH |, ' Dentin 180 S. Groc* Street ... Office Honrs a ' Dally Except Tharsdaj 9 to 18 -- 1:80 to III* Moa* Wed. and FrL Evealnfff , 7 to » Telephone McHenry lit 1 1 1 1 ' M " » M1 l " l H i l l t W l BINCfc BOB FRISBT. JR. PLUMBING AND HIATHTfl Qaallty Fixtures - Radiant Heal ing • Water Systems - GasA* Electric Water Heaters • Wati Softeners • Repair' - Free Eitl mates. PHONE McHENRT S89.M 1*1 t 11141 '1 Highest / ASH PRICES paid f* Dead and Crippled Horses, Cattl sad Hogs--Sanitary Power. L« ing--Tankage and Meat Scrap* jfo sale. Phones Arllmrton Helgfcl 110 or McHenry »I4. |«j| Charges. Palatine Rendering Ser* Ice. TERNON KNOX Attorney-at-law Cor. Green and Elm St(k« MfHenr Tnesday and Friday Afternoons Other Days By Appointment Phone McHenry 18 '••>•••114111 I I I !•»< I I -- WANTED TO BUT -- ' CALL AT ONCE ©N DEAD HOGS. HORSES AND CAtTLE We pay phone charges We pay 10 io I8& for Old RorMM less for donn horses aid MATrS Mllflt RANCH Johnsbnrg • Spring Grove' Phone Johnsbarr 814 I H l i l M H i m h A. P. FREUND SONS % Excavating Contractor* ;< Tracking, Hydraalk . • ? and Crnne Service - ROAD HuaDING -- Tel. 804-M McHenry, II < 114 I K l f i l I E. E. PEASLEE, D.C. Chiropractor 180 S. GreeH St., McHenry ? ! ' Office Honrs Dally except Thursday | 0 to 12 -- 1:80 to 4 |«n, Wed. and FrI. Evening 7 to • - Call McHenry 808-fc For Appointment • •M"I"I"H|4'H*|III IIH• W INSURANCE KARL R. WALSH Fire, Anto, Farm k Life Insarane Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES^ When You Need Insurnnc* of Any Kind Phone 48 or 118«M Grenn A Elm McHMf > 1 1 » 1 1 1 1 1 1 I M STOFFRL * REIHANSPEROtl Insurance agents for all elasa property In the best coi West McHenry, Illinois Telephone No. 800 507 Mnln St McHenry^Ul ••••I"l"» l -i"H 1 i I m | i.i | | |»<! AL'S WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE 001 Main St.. McHfnrjf Electric Portable WeMMff Acetylene Welding and Cnttfhf ALEX W. W IRFS, Operator Phone Alg.W-1 or 404 McHENRT, ILL. i i i i i L" * * T I | | | t I I M I ^1 WILLIAM M. CARROLL, Jr. Attorney >at«Law 110 l/i Beaton 8t . Phone Woodstock 1884 Woodstork, Illinois t / M"t"M"l-H"M Hit ill IH | lift Llmeston ^TERN THELEN Trucking Mack Dir Truck for Hire * TeL MtHfnry 5H8-R-9 or UB»W* Box 172, Rt. 1, McHenry « 'IIM 111 1 1 1 1 | | | JOSEPH X. WAYNKE Attorney «at* Law HOI Waukegan Road <RFD B«k) Phone McHenry 40t*W ; - WEST MeHENRT, Ilji. 11 l »».|i.|ii| 1.11 *