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,-\n; , W Hofsday, OUuber ll Urtf Long Tin* Mlnb NATIVE OF Of McCullom Lafc* Dtoi COMMUNITY. DEAD Arthur B. Whiting of Woodstock, who lived in ICcHenry many years ago, died early last Thursday morning, Oct. 15, in an Elgin hospital. He was born here Aug. 21, 1878, a son of the Arthur B Whitings. Mr. Whiting engaged in farming as a young man and later Was employed by the state highway department until his rettrement abput three years ago. Survivors include his wife, Jennie; six sons, Floyd, Roger, Lee, Arthur, Jr., and Walter, all of Woodstock, and LaVerne of Waukegan; three daughters, Mrs. Doris MUlin of Woodstock, Mrs, Theresa Zuck of the state of Washington and Mrs. Agnes Grasser of McHenry; also seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Bast rites were eondudted Saturday afternoon from the Merwin funeral home, with burial in McHenry County Memorial parte cemetery. '•** toft Velours •oft velours are being used lb ttany of the new bats. Choose the shape and "flare" which does the most for your face and hair style, be it a top, side or bsck flare. Last rites were held Saturday, with burial in Acacia Park cemetery, for Clara Kling, 86, of McCullom Lake, who died last Wednesday. The widow of Charles Kling, she had been a resident of this community for fortyfive years, the last seventeen as a permanent resident. Mr. Kling died six yearfc ago Survivors include two daughters. Myrtle Dunn and Hazel Esser, one granddaughter, Janet Esse*' White, and a sister, Mrs. A. Johnson, of B<?one, Iowa. A grandson, First Lieut. Paul Esser, Jr., preceded her in death. --CONFERENCE SPEAKER - Dr. R. Merrill Powers, execu-, tive secretary of the Methodist Rock River conference of Illi-» nois, will speak at the McHenry county church school workers1:; conference at Crystal Lake on: Tuesday evening, Oct. 27. His": \opic wil be "What Makes A; Good Church School?" Dr. Powers, who is well known for hitf supervision and assistance in church schools in this part of the state, will also talk earlier in the evening on "Interesting Seniors and Adults." Want Ad*, freedom, mrt i everybody'* business. ^MiiiiiwiiKmiiiiiiiiiiHKiiiiiiiiiniiiHiiiiiiiHfifHituiiiiiiiuiitinitiniiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiimmnniiiiimint: 1 SOMETHING i FOR I f» FREE LUNCH SHAMROCKS FEATHER PARTY AT THE OLD BRIDGE TAVERN WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4TH, 8 P.M. IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIItiailllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIItlllinilHUIIIIIIlllllllllltlHIIIIIttlllf The Farmers Trading Post <www«n/vuvwv\flftjMsvvyvtAivvvytAA/vifyvvvwi/»< McHENRY GEO. P. FRETJND TIRE MART Repairing * Recappiitf New & Used Tires For . . • TRACTORS • FARM WAGONS • AUTOMOBILES TRACTOR CHAINS We service & install lKJUld in tires i- Walt Freund & Bob ThnrhreO, ' Props. 520 Main St. PHONE McHENRY 204 * 295-4 FOR SAUC -- Registered Hampshire Boars. Farmer's price. Chas. J. Miller, McHenry 598-J-2. 24 FOR SALE -- Duroc registered boars. Telephone McHenry 616- R-l. *24-2 WANTED -- Down and crippled catUe at better cash prices. Orville Krohn, Woodstock. Phone 1651 -R-l, collect. *18-tf ELM. FLEMMmO fc SON JILLIS QMUIERS NKW IDEA -- FAPKG UKALER TRACTORS SALES * SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement I Service. PHONE McHENRY St Ol Waukegan Road DBS/ *~> ANIMALS--R*g7iest cash prices paid for cows, horses and hogs, no help needed to load. Day and night, Sundays and Holidays. Call Wheeling Rendering Works. Wheeling No. 3; reverse charges. ^ 30-tf McHENRY EQUIPMENT £Q. Authorized Dealer for SALES * SERVICE Farm Implement* and Trmotora ' Universal Milkers New Holland Farm Martiliery PHONE MflHENRY 42# 801 Crystal Lake Road •15 to fsT'eaalL 14tf DEAD ANIMAL REMOVAL No Charges for Service 7-1 21tf McHERBY MILLS. Inc. EE! SjALES St SERVICE GUS FREUND PHONE McHENRY lM I W, Dtt ti (Basement) i^Hiltry, Hog * Cattle Feeds PHONE McHENRY 815 591 Crystal Lake Roaf FOR SALE -- 5000 Leghorn pullets, ready to lay. These birds were all raised on range and are in wonderful condition. Will deliver any amount. May be seen by appointment. Phone Elgin 8997, after 6:00 p.m., Elgin 6-8173. Baier's Quality Hatchery, 15£^ Douglas Avenue, Elgin, Illinois. ) 24 McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Dough Boy Ful-Q-P#p .... : : Larro Poultry 8c Dairy Feeds PHONE McHENRY 72# flfet WMricegaa Read THOSE WERE THE DAYS THOSE WERE THE DAY5- u 0/9 WITHOUT ByAiTBEEMArt NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH % ArnoU GOING WEST /*§ .-ret I Us tested It Sao CUTE ! W ^ .Cniia. N. y ADORABLE! CARVING! I THE PRICE IS RIGHT, TOO! By FRANK THOMAS SONNY SOUTH ' IVF FU*T FOOTBALL GAME ^ 6AM' & "TVf SEASON AN' ME WITH NO MOMt* AN NO VtfWT'SEE IT WOE IS ME* TODA' WEAH COMES 8ULLV DAWSON- PONONCC AH'M GLAOT'set HIM. HE'S SHORE T TAKE A POKE AT MEwBJ^ TTTT By COURTNEY ALDERSON RURAL DELIVERY THANKS. BULLY - By AL SMITH SMART AS A WHtP/ ON THE WAV MERE I STOPPED AN" SAID, FLEABAG. HAVE WE FORGOT SOMETHiN"? <JED, I THOUGHT \/ IS HE MEBBE VOU'D LIKE / SMART TO Buy My DOS. X NUTZIE-Ho? FLEABAG. yss? - AMD DARNED IF SHE DIDN'T SIT DOWN AND SCRATCH HER HEAD To SE6J / »«= SHE COULD THINK i •'•/ WHAT IT WAS' /. / S;**ATC* UTTLE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON fmz\ fUWitrd b* Smith Sew OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT |S)EAR READER DUE TO MANV QUESTIONS ABOUT THE FOLKS IN THIS STRIP, R WISH "ID SAV THAT ALL. OF THEM ARE MERELY CREATURES OF MV IMAGINATION AND | ALONE AM RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR WORDS, THOUGHTS AND Keoa!]*£jC DEEMS HO HO HO/ WAITLL ^ G.RAMPA GETS INTO BED-I PUT A HORNETS NEST UNDER THE SHEET/ 60S! WHY DID YOU 00 . OH, I CAN DO ANVTHING / I AINT RESPONSIBLE READ THE FIRST BOX/ * STAY M nnfsJT \By TOM OKA GRANDPA'S BOY jjj .w D0NT JUST 7 & LOOK AT r 2» l VOUR CEREAL THERE NOW ALL CLEANED UP FOR LUNCHHERE. DANNY. \\ BY ARNIE MOSSLER MRS.SMAUEL ZUKA|> of Worcester, WHEN BREAKING AM B66 FOR A CAKt, found AAtoTHEJ? QA<\, eVwlt awd all-* Iwsidc tha first // tZ FLOWER. SEEDS WEIGH 700,000 SEEDS to tht OUNCE !! THAT DOES IT J ' \ m ' VA HOLD THE 1 <•" CHAIR. AT THE BOTTOM OF A t r«< Some Farmsteads m SWEDEN have axistid for over iSOO years! - By Al Smith '/ v/r-Ll *.)rki . ill iTii \ '/ ONfc HANU ML.W rouhC LEGS LEAVE THE PLOO*. AT ONE TIME.' IT LOOKS EASY BUT JUST TRY IT' cm : TELtPHO«e BOOK TORrl • 1-4 A l T: EJhe ten5 WHO GROMVu' «/H£N ASKED To CARRY A SMALL. ?ARCEU TO THE POST OFFICE Uncle Epi£rin<3 Sometime* a wolf has to te pretty iomjr to iui MM « dear. * * • Some gals sure dye hard ia order to live welL • • • Too much lie and soft aoap kin keep a feller in hot water. • • • Nope, all heavenly lookln' gals don't act like angels • • • Keep on with a groul and a groan and your gone. • • • €p®8SW@M «5--Ptrtod •< ttaM fct Soon • • • Many a big talker is a producer. • * * A church usually warns ito the Parson with a ' heart • • • A man with a dollar in Ms pocket has a responsibility OH i>i« hands. -- RSV. 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