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t*v * "*L V> ^ -a. • "'"" "" ' "J 3S« * *•' , .' V"« .• •?> ;., ,«• - -( 'jf -»V f \« «,t ^ ^ - *>< PageFour t^WB**LBS THE M'HENRY PUUHOEALER rP^uibhiliiashh<evdl epvveerryv TThhuurrssddaayy aatt Mchenry, 111., by Charles F. Renich, Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at McHenry, 111., under the act of May 8, 1879. One Year Six Months *.».! $2.00 $1.00 V A. H. MOSHER Editor and Manager HH HIGHWAY PATROLMAN 1 INJURED WEDNESDAY ,x ' Sfate Highway Patrolman Larry rtw '*Huck of this city received injuries in - «j , an accident which occurred Wednesday morning' when his motorcycle collided with«a Greyhound bus at the in- V-->".v'}•.\,;vter&ection of U. §. 12 with Main street • • * in Richmond. He reported he Was approaching > the highway on Main street and was -finable to ffet out of the path of the us, southbound on Route 12. The bus was driVen by Donald Ness of Chicago. . r Huck received an injured leg and body bruises. • He was treated by a Richmond physician. was greatly damaged. ROSSMAN MOTOR SAUB8 NAMED DEALER FOIR NASH MOTOR DIVISION Appointment of Rossman Motor Sales, Riverside Drive at Pearl Street, as dealer for the Nash Motors Division of Nash-Kelvinator corporation, vice. .... 'has been announced by Robert R. An experienced technician, he is ^ Rossman, who, with Fred Rossman, prepared to service all makes of r»- heads the firm. dios and guarantees satisfactory *or*' j The company, he said, will handle He is also adept at repair work of all! jy,e complete line of Nash cars which electrical appliances. National Union COnsists.of twenty-two models in four series -- the Nash LaFayette Special, the Nash LaFayette DeLuxe, the Nash Ambassador Six and the Nash Ambassador Eight. Completely restyled from stem to by George W. Walker, noted designer, working in col NEW RA9IO REPAIR S&OP LOCATES HERE Clifford B. Wilson has opened a! radio repair Shop in the Nash-Packard, salesroom, located on the corner of Riverside Drive and Pearl street. It will be Tcnown as Cliff's Radio Se*"j Radio tubes may be purchased at his shop, BWGWOOD RURAL MAIL BARRIER EXAMINATION TO BS HELD IN THIS CITY The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an examination to fill the position of rural carrier at Ringwood, 111. The examination will be held at McHenry, 111. Receipt of applications will close on August 4, 1939. The date of examination will be stated on admission cards mailed to applicants after the close of receipt of applications, and will be about fifteen days after that date. The salary of a rural carrier on a standard route of thirty miles served daily except Sunday is $1,800 per an PLANKS FOR SALE " Planks in small lots from the old Johnsburg river bridge will be offered j stern for sale as is to the highest bidder, industrial at 10:30 a,m., QST, Wednesday, July | laboration with Nash engineers, the numi with an additional twenty dollars 26, 1939, near the west end of said, new cars are 0f pure, aerodynamic de-! Per wile per annum for each mile or bridge. .1 sign, featuring radiator and "cat- major fraction thereof in excess of Payment 1«: cash will be required waik» grilles of shining chromium and , thirty miles. Certain allowances are for said planks before their removal, j wjth headlights sunk into the massive j also made for the maintenance of and successful bidders shall remove fr0nt fenders. | equipment. The examination will be said planks from the public highway Much of Nash's spectacular climb open only to citizens who are actually on or before Thursday, July 27, 1939. this year is attributable to its array I domiciled in the territory of the post of advanced features, according to Mr.i office where the vacancy exists, who Rossman. One of the foremost of these j have been actually domiciled there is the "Weather Eye" conditioned air ] tor ^ six months next preceding the system for year-around driving com-j closing date for receipt of applicafort. The system provides up to 600 'tions, and who meet the other recubic feet of pure, filtered air per j quirements set forth in Form 1977, minute to the car interior, excludes | Both men and women, if qualified, all dust, dirt and pollen. For winter. may enter this examination, but apdriving, the system provides draft- pointing officers have the- legal right free, autonuf ic control of temperature to specify the sex desired in request- TYPICAL SOLDIER By order of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois. - N..B. CLAWSON, Chairman of Co. Road and Bridge Com. o ^ 41 j;. L, TRYON, Co. Supt. of Highways. Rubber Stamps at The Plaindeal Charch Owns Land in New York The land on which Trinity church His motorcycle Jn New York city stands is owned and operated by the Trinity Parish corporation, 72 Trinity place, New York, N. Y. YOUR: FIRST OPPO-RTUNITY TO B U Y " T H E F A M O U S HERE'S the outstanding tire value for QUALITYENDURANCE-- MILEAGE and ECONOMY Here's a tire known every\ here for its superiority in VALUE and SERVICE TENS OF MILLIONS of these Hish Quality High Speed Tires have been sold. _ Ti.e enviable reputation of Firestone was built with this marvelous tire! I sre's a tire known for years to every car owner as the MASTERPIECE OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION •:'"e'i your ONE OPPORTUNITY to buy HIGH GRADE, time>proven High Speed Gum.Dipped Tires at these SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES. COME IN TODAY WHILE STOCK LASTS -- SALE ENDS JULY 29th. GET OUR LOW PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY SALE ENDS JULY 2 9 ; within the car, regardless of variations in temperature outside. "The new engine design is so much more efficient and trouble-free tha% | tioned it makes ninety-nine horsepower pos-l States sible for a low-priced car," said Mr. Rossman. "Despite th|s increase in power, operating economy is ten per above. ing certification of eligibles. Form 1977 and application blanks can be obtained from the vacany office menabove or from the United Civil Service Commission at Washington, D. C., prior to the close of jbusipees on the date specified cent better than last year." The simplified type of motor is also used in the Nash medium-priced cars -- the Ambassadbr-^Six and the Ambassador Eight -- but these sixes and eights are twin ignition, valve-inhead motors, as they were last year. The six has 105 and the eight 111* horsepower. Still another outstanding feature of the new Nash cars, according to Mr. Rossman, is car sound-proofing, on which Nash and Kelvinator engineers have been working the last two years, j Mr. Rossman declared that these are but a few of the advanced features to be found in the 1939 series of Nash cars. v At the examination, applicants mu ?t furnish unmounted photographs of themselves taken within two years. Private Walter P. Steele of Company G, Sixteenth United States infantry, who has been selected to model for a life-size bust of the typical American soldier, which will be made part of a memorial to be erected for the late John Philip Sousa. Plaindealer Want Ada Bring Results Where History Retraces Its Steps SAYS: To bleach white linens, cover with lemon juice and lay in sun for a day. Wash out in warm water and soapsuds. >, To press heavily embroidered linen, place right side down on a turkisli towel and press on the wrong aide with a hot iron. When making pea soup, always tlirow in a slice of bread. It prevents the peas from sinking, to the bottom of the pot and burning. * • • Iced chocolate is a nourishing as Well as a refreshing summer beverage. Add chopped ice to a thick, well-flavored chocolate after it has been allowed to cool. • * * Tart cake fillings are preferred lor summer serving. A lemon or orange filling in baked sugar cookies makes a dainty tid-bit to serve with chilled beverages. (Associated Newspapers--WNU Service.) In <he welding of the "life line of the British empire," Gen. Horatio Kitcheners -famous victory at Omdurman, Sudan, in 1898, over the fanatic dervish hordes of the Khalifa stands out as one of the most important military conquests in British history. It gave Britain complete mastery of Egypt. A British film company has been dispatched to retrace Kitchener's footsteps. They started operations at Omdurman where this picture was made. By John Harvey Furbay, rh.D. Copyright fry Public L*4g*r, inc. DO SLEEP 1 DON'T SPREAD! t 1 Nearly all fish take time out for an occasional "snooze." They can frequently be seen at night on the bottom of the fish bowl, and sometimes they are found sleeping on their sides. Since fish have no eyelids, they always sleep with their •yes open. WNU Service. Through 2066 Miles of Scenic Canyons N. E. A., Sails in the Inside to Explore Alaska FOR SALE FX>R SALE--32-in. Case Thresher. One team horses. Inquire of Geo. P. Freund. Phone 111-W, McHenry. 9-2 FOR SALE--Heavy Spring Chickens, dressed to order at the sign of the White Leghorn, % mile south of McHenry High School. *9 FOR SALE--Vegetables, sweet com and potatoes. John Pitzen, Johnsburg. 9.2 BUSINESSMEN AND FARMERS ALIKE -- Prefer Jockey underwear. No squirming at office desk or on tractor. No sneaking-up, no binding, no wadding. Another new shipment; 60c up. McGEE'S. 9 FARMERS, ATTENTION--We exchange cracked corn for shelled corn for 16c per 100 lbs. Farmers Mill Phone 29. 7-tf FOR SALE--120-acre farm. All under cultivation; good buildings. 1*4 mile south U. S. 12. Jos. J. Schmitt, Spring Grove, 111. . »7-4 FOR DAUGHTERS OF THE SUN AND GIRLS--Who love to swim. A Jantzen Glamour Swim Suit fro McGEE'S. MISCELLANEOUS FARMERS--We pay $3.00 to $15 per head for old or down horses and cows. Must be alive. Prompt day and night service, Sundays and holidays included, No help needed to lead. Your pets will be shot on place if desired^ Phone Wheeling 102, reverse charges. 44-10 GARBAGE COLLECTING--Let us dispose of your garbage each week, or oftener if desired. Reasonable rates. Regular year round route, formerly George Meyers'. Ben J. Smith. Phone 365 or 631-M-l. 2-tf CASH FOR DEAD HORSES AN0 CATTLE--Dead hogs and sheep re* moved free. Midwest Removal Company, Phone Woodstock 1624-M-l. Reverse charges. *5-4 STONES, STUMPS, CONCRETE OK DITCHES DUG--Or anything else re» moved. Estimates free. Call Richmond 842. Arthur Staines, McHenry 111., Route 1. 4-4 AM NOW PREPARED--To take care of all kinds of blacksmithing and' horse-shoeing. Also woodwork and repair work. J. B. Hettermann, Johnsburg. Tel. 640-W-2. 42-tf DEAD ANIMALS--We want them -- Pay Cash! $1.00 per head for cows and horses, if called at once! ! Also pick up hogs and pigs. Day and night service, Sundays and holidays. No help needed in loading with our sani. tary loading devices. Post mortems will be- given if requested. Phone Wheeling 102, reverse charges. 44-10 Elephant Tusk Weighed 236 Pounds A record African elephant tusk; weighed 236 pounds. Thursday, Juljr 20,1939 Tree Stamp Stadded With Nail* In the Stock-im Eisen Platz, VI* enna, there stands an ancient tnw trunk heavily studded with nails. It is said that from nearly the Sis* teenth century every blacksmith's apprentice was required to drive a nail in this famous stump before ha could ply his trade. -j IV Whatever you spend lor dies -slop in here TODAY. We en 'meet your needs and •«, SAVI YOU MONEY! •*' r •'ii'Si HERE'S " )'•* PATHFINDER • The best tire Oeodyear evec made to sell «t >lhiM lew priaes. 3 teiF J07I 4.40--21 4 JO--31 4.7S-1* Sg55 *932 3J0-17 tjOS-M (MrtpcicM.iMta4 ing your old tin) . • Here's a "toughie"--il we ever saw onel Look it over point by point--admire its line-car ssMitness-- ride it to a new ecowy f - record. "Lifetime . Guarantee/' as always. Tour sise is here NOW. 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