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^ I* '* i !'C * )Z !" -i- |!>V f "' B;" •i CV KV«, -»\ ';"" • /i- & ^ >t>? c » V?, "*! f " •jW 8*-^ J^s- , > . • ' f V irt- ' Si" MILLER WllltBI, WmM Air-Conditioned FRIDAY -- May 24^ 4 t -- BIG Features -- at Bargain Prices! ^ ^ 15c 'till 74t -- 2Se after 7:ti "THE UdUW KH>" witk TIU GuiMr "MAN ON THE FLYING it TRAPEZE" - • : *•' : *With W. C. Fields SATURDAY -- May 15 Continuous from 2:80 2 - Batertaimiag Hits - 2 'FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS t£?..S. AT HOME" ^ 4fith Bdith Fellows • AND -- . • • " • "THE SHOWDOWN" with Bill Boyd (Hopalomg) meu. MANY A -IK y About eighty; guest#, members of the Girls' ^AtWetift iAjMoflkition, the jitfv*s of thebaai^jnwnfeers of the McHenry CoaftnufifebdEIigh school, were entertained Wednesday evening at the G.-A.Ai spring presentation banquet. i n^un < The tasty fcuffet? dlUM* was held in the )%h 6th rW! fryffrtaasium. - The speakers' **ir IN*-** tfcrhead, with the other and meei speakers' co: itinWdi mposed df lHtelt-iu«ftsiftd «lothe<P in nstnictfctiW^wenU* *e various sports Itt'trlifclWM (Irk par-' ticipate. TVfrfl'Hfehterf jtoiti blinked on each tatM ttnff'iNttafofl^eolored nut cups contrlbdW& to this Colorful arrsrurpmenf* **• i M May ^dmemaking Ahita Althoff, SUNDAY -- MONDAY Continuous Monday from I'J® -- GiANT DOUBLE BILL! •«I TAKE THIS WOMAN" I -- with -- Tracy - Heddy LaMarr "SWISS FAMILY^,. ^•ROBINSON" *>- with Thomas Mitchell v " TUESDAY -- May 28 i5e . Bargain Night - lSe 'WE ARE NOT ALONE" with Plral Man! WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY May 29 - 30 Contmnous Thursday front 2J® A BIG HOLIDAY SPECIAL! "SEVENTEEN" Jackie Cooper - Betty Field --= A l s o "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER" with Martha Raye rsngement. Folio delivered toast | ten, who teacher. The, „._r.T.r , ] addressed hfcr $Jfty(pTtof %6^orkers, as jw»ll as the guests, for thfc last time and then Mfss 'Snytlpr spoke on "A Sense of the Arfiitic/"' pointing out how there fca^tx? ^rtl4h'h^ particular line of vr<jj&l' tftifojj' '$»&' commercial line. , " / \ ' '/ Miss Mauri* ^'ayldfc, ihe athletic teacher, wa& iwsentfip kith a grift from the ?s^om«,t'w ahil she in turn presented th«; a^srdav 00KVBH8 BOM* 0W irmoitonui jjPAxnmrr BtnutiNa ..rlL C. (3oett*ch«, who hu bora t <iwp»T r--fchnl «f this «« for over tvwntgi ysari, has remodeled one of his houstt oil the east side of the Fox river, just north of 8nuf Harhor, into a tkrw-apartmcnt building and has completely furnished each of the*. So oompletely are these out thai'tA renters will have f«el right at home. A shiny white sign IhMQBCM that j DESK FOR SALE--Lnye, low, roll this sniHMwr playground, fs W9$ «» a. top, sia^igftay office' desk. Will be called ' thmrvrhi sold very raasonable If taken at once. AeiCk. It hi shoated on the east %ide Kiona IW w particulars. *1 of the l^llik'top road; directly across the street, bordering the river, is a private park, owned by Mr. Goettsche^ Here the residents of Dunrovin Acres will spend many pleasant hours, pic ,'tfeh«3 Althoff affl proposed a ®r enjojring a hundred other pastimes. J |fay jQ8„ There is also a boathouse along the ( 23,1910 ftenry, 111., by Charles F. Renidh. Entered a sacond-^lsss mattsr at Hw porfKMr at muter the act df Hay 8,187®. SAUB--Ducklings Phoaa 623-R-l duck •62-2 A. H. MOSBBR One Year .. r: /.. Six Months 11 d".. 4' i'W1 QUICK RILIIF FOR VARICOSE VEINS FOR SALSt--Pure bred registered young Bofrtain bulls. T. B. and Bangs m fifALB-^Simmons bedroom suite ] consbtlhg of twin beds, night stand, vwrttj- dresaer, chest of drawers, springs and mattresses. Very reanicking, absorbing a bit of vitamin D, j if taken immediately. Phone 269. 1 FOR SALE--150 bu. Home-grown Reshore and Mr. Goettsche intends (o'cleutd Soy Beans, 90% germination have a few boats at the disposal of at $1.45 per bt>. Farmers Mill. Phone his tenants. 29. 1 Surrounded by a hedge and a few' " shade and fruit trees, tha building it- SALE--200 three-week-old high .self is grey shingled, with colorful,Quality Super Leghorn Pullets. Bar- "yellow, blue and grey awnings, which .^fln 25 cants each. Farmers Mill, have been cleverly anchored, flat j Phoae Zw. 1 against the house, with iron poles. Instead of blowing and flapping during1 wind and rain storms, these will lie flat against the windows. They may be lowered or raised from the FOR RENT Bettie Kageln and Anita Althoff *ns^p were presented with tok$n£ of appre- The first floor is divided into two ciation from Mr. Reed for having done apartments, each with a door opensuch a spjkffldjd wb of cheer leading '"K onto a^ spacious porch. This is throughout Ihe yeair ^fiie remainder equipped with a cot, chairs and small of the awaniajEere from the athletic tables. Off this is the living room - dining room combination. One side fold oins °* ^ room contains a studio couch, rv snort >ever** «*sy chairs, and all the minor ev -were* acce8s0r,es« even to the ash trajra. In F Mabei one °' corners nearest the kitchen ' is the dining room set and in the other associatioi Seven for havin; throughout j Anita Alt! j Bolger, Patricia Need Rubber Stamps* Order at Tbe Plaindealer. " * **; Wp'^r : * • ^ v 4 H ir "('t ••• w-: f' • cl -Sr - .,* ' "'i Srffe'-. The B e a u t i f u l FOR RENT -- Grocery and market, equipped. Also 6-room modern house. Call 138-M. 50-tf FOR RENT--Storeroom in N. J. Justen A Son bldg. Large front window and entrance on Main St. Excellent location. Inquire of owner. 1-tf |<;i TOVAIi _M1 CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL. McHenry Co's. Leading Theatre FRIDAY -- SATURDAY Doable Feature -- Martha Raye - Charlie Ruggles --in -- "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER" Jade Holt - Harry Ca|H|, f : -- in -- 'OUTSIDE THE 3-MILE LIMIT" SUNDAY -- MONDAY Sub. Coat, from 2:45 p. a. -- Sic to 6 p. M. --- 30c after; Child. • ltc GIANT TWIN BILL! SPENCER TRACY HEDY LAMARR --in-- I TAKE THIS WOMAN* THE pictare yoa've beea waiting to see! A l s o ---- EDITH FELLOWS FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS AT HOME" -- Latest Paramount News Duker, ae Orr. The M-f^rTK^gr threeVtears of active partidpyraRln spo^fe, was received bv Esther Colby, Bekty Althoff, Annabelle Nrtti l>nlgre^LJwninr Peggy Schaef^Kmnd ^hcilljSffeber. NumeralijSfpr'W) of sports, went to Betty Regner, Agaty^^ap^ t<aara Sherman, Lucille SiiMjAyrane^s Stratton, Virginia WilQnl^Hmriuce Justen and Shirley Smijffi._ "!/'v The Fresl^nlin1, a^aHs, a certificate for one year of ^ctjjv^ sports, were received by Estfi^&Altiboff, Sally Carp, Clare Freund, 'CWim Johnson, Grace Kunz, Rose Marie Kunz, Maureen Miller, Esther Orr. Nadine Schaefer, Mary Simon, Doris Thomas, Joan Reihansperger, Betty Thompson and Lily Unti. •" . j . The tennis trophy'.from last fall, since the finals could .not be played until the courts were completed, was awarded to Betty AJthoff; the finals for this spring were played last Mon- ! day and the trophy was presented last night to a Freshman, Esther Althoff. Another gold pin, such as were awarded t^J&SgSiBiSBa^SWs given to Miss May Jus^n^S^^jg^her participation in sporty fh^foe' her ability in the culiaar^jtr| ^hjqt made the banquet The last. award, was the SportsiiumtowtaMPky. which was received by Anita Althoff. The girls chose Miss> AJ4hof^b|uneans of a blind vote^@shSwaffchoBn, not merely because j^e& a fii^Oortsman, but because am i^a fcie lAder. student, and all the *TOter^formications one naturally considers when awarding such a trqphyv f * The reti»j|^)fficer&«the club are: president, ^nija Aldi^ft vice president. MabeT J^olger; tBMM chairman, Ethel Althoff: secretaries, Lucille Weingsrt and Patucia ^halin; treasurer,, Betty Mae Off. The officers for the year 1940-41 corner is a stove to take the chill off during weather such as we've been having lately. The kitchen is most modern with gas range, running water, refrigerator, cupboards lining the walls and several drawers. All the utensils are ready for use, even an egg beater. The upstairs apartment is considerably larger, with two porches, one open and one screened, a living room, dining room, more closet space and larger bathroom and kitchen. While the rent for these places is rather high, it is justifiable considering the prices people are forced to pay for quarters which haven't half this much to offer. The gas, electricity and water are furnished; likewise is the bedding and linen. Mr. Goettsche is the head of a company in Chicago which employs certified public accountants. At present, he spends his weekends at his home along the river, but in June, his family will move here for the entire summer. N SUMMER RESORT--To Brat SOMETHING NEW: Completely furnished arid newly decorated apartment on the River. i Dunrovin Acres--at McHenry, Illinois '3 rooms. Hot and cold water; gas; light; heat and refrigeration, includ- ! ed. Adults preferred. Call Fra. 4844 Ifor information. 1 FOR RENT--Two five-room modern apartments. Steam heat. Double garage. Call Mrs. John R. Knox. Phone McHenry 17. 1 HOW TO MAKE YOUR WIFE HAPPY -- Wear Jockey Underwear. It's buttonless, easy to launder, and needs no ironing. Knit fabric absorbs perspiration. Coppers make it. 60c up. McGEE'S. 1 • rr WANTED HELP WANTED -- Women, married preferred; who are interested in earning money during spare time. Work pleasant. Highly profitable. Write-- Maisonette Frocks, care of F. Berkery, 5705 Addison St., Chicago. *1-2 Viriwn wfekaat itKod ami loaf wtartu- Dai't to m wfcrf iWi 0as3^ wiTi Sn nEhU»nm mh r 3»not ABiacfe StocStinc* today. 0 «WSSB Bolger's Drug Store Green Street McHenry Residence Changes WANTED---Girl for general housework. Phone 609-M-2. Pistakee Bay. *1 W AN TED--M ore wearers for Jockey Underwear. It gives masculine support and squirm-free comfort. Made by Coopers.^ Get yours today. It's only 50c fp $»er garment. McGEE'S. MISCELLANEOUS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Ckrole Lombard - Brian Aherne -- in -- "VIGIL IN THE NIGHT" with Anne Shirley From the book by A. J. Cronin, author of "The Citadel" THURSDAY Matinee Memorial Day Sunday Schedule and Prices! Thomas Mitchell and Freddie Bartholome# ' -- in ~™ iL. ^ "SWISS FAMILY ; : ROBINSON" 5 J ¥ -- with -- Edna Best - Terry Kikvn Yoa've read the book*--Now m the picture! *? fK v, " ; . ... . . ;m~ '*• z -• ' NEW 5MPIB5 McHENRY, ILLINOIS 8aa. Mat. 3 p.m. Continaoae will be: board cha secretari Engeln an Helen Kno: ia Williams; Williams; son, Bettie treasurer, M. Fasse family has nfCWifl from the upper flat of the Ibsch house on Woodstock road to Waukegan where Mr. Fasse has been employed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Jake StoiTel and STALLION SERVICE daughter, Bunny, have moved from Waukegan to the home of the late Mrs. Anna Sattem on Mill street. Mr. Stoffel is employed by the Gordon Baking company. The Robert Whitehead family has moved from Woodstock to the upper flat in the B. J. Brefeld place on Waukegan street. Mr. Whitehead ia employed in Woodstock. Sorrel Belgian, Black -Percheron. Fee, $15.00. Phone Richmond 917. Edmund May, Spring Grove, 111. •! CHARMING OUTFIT MARRIAG^ LICENSES Elmer Boyer, Crystal Lake, 111., to Verna Berghorn? #Ef&al Lake, HI., M a y 1 4 , 1 9 4 0 . U f A Clifford G. Millr, Huntley, 111., to Esther V. BensonJITIuntley, 111., May 14, 1940. Arthur Sanger, Chicago, 111., to Elsie L. Harris, Chicago, 111., May 18, 1940. 9 ' Rudolph E, John, Algonquin, 111., to Dorothy A. Bonkoski, Algonquin, m.. May 15, 1940. * James . A. O'Connor, Chicago, III., to FRIDAY -- SATURDAY Wallace Beery - John Howard Dolores Del Rio "THE MAN FROM DAKOTA" -- Also -- Comedies Community' SUNDAY -- MONDAY -- TUESDAY -- May 26-27-28 Disaey's Greatest Masterpiece in Technicolor! "PINO0CHIO" A l s o -- Latent News Events WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY Eleanor Powell - Fred Astaire George Murphy "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1940" Martha Raye - Charlie Ruggles 'FARMER'S DAUGHTER Kathryn May 15, Louis to Fra Wis., M Clyde lian Confab* 1940, Due to, Crystal Lake, 111. Vynte;* Kenosha, Wis, Twin Lakes, 111., to Lil -111., May 18, EN! I have been forced hw^faess. I am sorry e leave Mcw give that my Henry. My businis*'^ Mr. Albert MU Mr. Folleth lf ej _ _ pairing, ^ttinjr,' years stkndhHn ' cago at ment and. 0tm Repa and was, also, foreman there for several years. I, also, wish to say that the GRIM^RUD'S FOOTWEAR cannot be t«Refl-o<rer'%y an inexperienced person. j> j ^ ' 1 . At this time I «r»ntto thank all of my customers f«i- thelf friendly patronage of the past seventeen years 2** w°r? continue with Mr. Folleth. 0 ~ > . MR. B. POPP, T£*st McHeiy-y, Illinois. Order your Rubber Stamps at Tha Plaindealer. over by May 27th in shoe reig of many ted iq Chi- 3hoe Depart Department This salt Is el material Imperte4 from Bermuda, aad ia powder MM, with peraimmoa stripea. The stripes i» the skirt ran up and down, bat in the eoat they run across. The skirt ia gacefts^th six pleats. Tha ibrero-sl^aped hat is a deeper RUGS and CARPETS CLEANED-- On your floor or at our plant. Reasonable pricprf. Hild Shampoo Method. Bergin Ckamkm Service, Fox Lake, 111. Phone Im *52-8 Celebrating our 13TH ANNIVERSARY Dietz' Stables Ivanhoe, Routes 54 - 59-A and 176 , Saturday, May 25 Modern and Old Time Dancing HAPKE'S SIX PISCK OBOHESTSA Iddy Drinkwine, Caller Beer - Wine - liquor* WHITE PTOSIS W!&IT* oLavra.. WHIT* JfWlLBY OOMPAtira - *2.00 • :-~i: I; 81 "" - i • - • r t -504 • »1.« White Satin OAHISOUS TOP SLIPS _ $1.95 White Linen and Chiffon HAITDKEROHIEFiS 25rf Crisp, Washable DRXSfliBS in silk and cotton .' - „$X.98 - $3.96 i • DECORATION UATION \'X,> - Top Coats $15# to $25 Hats - Shirta f V» Slacks to Match! Shoes WaShirti! ' Clothing Store Main Street West McHenry LAWN MOWER SHARPENING--Repair parts for all mowers. Work guaranteed. Will call for and deliver. Used lawn mowers for sale reasonable. Robert J. Thurhrell, Main St., West McHenry, Tel. 98-WX. 48-tf LAWNMOWJSRS--^Sharpened and repaired as upoal by McHenry Blacksmith A Welding Shop. NEW LOCATION-- Next to Tonyan Constr. Co. Formerly located at Rt. 31 and John St. Electric and acetylene cutting and welding. 52-3 CUSTOM HATCHING--Turkey, duck and chicken daily settings. Best I hatches. Lehmann's Hatchery, East Hillside Road, Crystal Lake. Phone 8042-Y-4. *51-4 FARMERS--We pay $8.00 to $15 per head for old or down horses and cows. Ifust be alive. Prompt day and night aerrice, Sundays and holidays included. No help needed to lead. Your pets will be shot on place if desired. Phone Wheeling 102, reverse changes. 44-10 FLOOR SANDING--Old floors like new;.*refinish with Dura Seal; > lifetime floor finish; free estimate. Henning Newman, 932 Marvel Avenue, Woodstock. Phone 451-M. *46-26 HAVE YOUR WORK DONE AT MJCHERT'S SERVICE STATION -- Electric welding, lay work, saw filing, lawn mowers sharpened and general repairing. Also have a garage, 18x24,'for sale. Located at John and Front Streets, West McHenry. *1 />. <>: r. After Edwin Guthrie, psychology professor at the University of Washington, had ft&flifaed a leetare, he discovered he had talked to the wrong audience--and a week too early The title of the address was "Memory." Dead ANIMALS Prompt and Sanitary Service. No Help Needed to Load $1.00 to *5.00 CASH: HORiSiES AND COW® - Hogs and Sheep Less Call McHenry, enterprise 2420 46-tf CLOTHS RADIO 8ERVICE -- Expert repairs on all makes, wortor guaranteed. Repaira «n all elecMcal appliances. CttM Wilson, ESfrPi Tel. 18, Riverside Drive, McHenrs &4-tf Mr. aiul 6r£.| George Lindsay were guests at Crystal Lake Sunday afternoon where they attended the five P'clock wedding of Leonard and Dorothy Anderson. \ Order yow flowers fbf Memorial Day at the McHenry, Floral Co. Phone McHenry 608-R-l. - 1-2 Order your flowers for Memorial Day at the McHenry Floral Co. Phone McHenry 608-R-l. 1-2 LAWNMOWBR SHARPEN! welding ani.; general repai blacksmith Wvlrk McHenr John 9(ireet. Phone 97-J. Gtrage, Kenneth Kasmussen, 28 years old, of 1189 N. Eedzie avenue, Chicago, fell into a well near Bloomingdale, southeast of Barrington, Saturday morning, May 11, and drowned. It is believed he collapsed from some Alness or dizzy spell. I Mi 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 he given if requested; Phone Wheeling 102, reverse charges. 44-10 Order yovr Rubber Plaindealer. at Tha --w Ford DeLttxe Tudor SedSto ^ Beautiful blue - fully gnar&ntee4, 1935 Ford DeLuxe Tudor Sedan with Trunk -- Radio and beater - du*i ~ equipment. ^ 1934 Ford 157-in. Stake Truck V1 J^tlal wheels to paae the test.^ i#ir ygfttpm* j ,?}i Equipped with radio paint. Tm Tudor Sedan This car has been completely reconditioned and painted the new COoud Mist Grey oolor. $132 Ford V-8 DeLuxe Coupe This is priced low to move it quickly} 1*35 Pontiac %ur-Door Sedan^T v Hew paint job. ^ 0^ ; W* Chevrolet Coach v ®i * i Side mounts and 1$31 Ford Model A Tudor t In very good condition! - X&il ?*»%*•> (Bone 1 BUSS-PAGE MOTOR SALES Main Street McHenry, IH FOR BETTER USED CARS OF EVERY MAKE SEE YOUR FORD DEALER •:% HK'-. m