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p v ' : fow • V 7« -* r J!-".. TH* McHENRY PLAINDEALER MilHkiMi ifSf' THE HTHENRY PLAIHDEALER Published every Thursday «t Mehmry, 111., by Charles F. Renich. A. H. MOSWER Editor and Manager -- --------> ) Entered as second-class matter at| the postoffice at McHenry, 111., under} the act of May 8, 1879. FOR SALB-^-I have a limited amount of State Certified Hybrid, 110 days, seed corn left which was produced by Nichols Brothers at Hebron. This corn produced 101 bu. per acre ^in official test near Volo. Highest yield of 25 Hybrids. Also silo mix. If interested call McHenry 105-R. Earl Paddock. *1 <h» Yea* FOR SALE--8 room house in the block house across the street from grade and high schools in City of McHenry. P.* J. Cleary, W. McHenry. 111. *51-3 FOli SALE--Selected seed potatoes, late certified seed and Bliss Triumphs. ersonm Mr. and Mrs. Art Phelan of Chicago visited Mrs. Elisabeth Pich on Sunday. ' Mrs. Eleanor Nye, Mfsv. E. R. Sutton and Arthur Mkrtin were Spring Grove callers on Sunday^ Mrs. Elizabeth Pich was a recent Chicago caller Stanley Hill of Chicago spent last Sunday in McHenry. .. ^ „ o i Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seepe of Chit i°0'M g P0tat0es" DaVe cago spent the weekend in McHenry. e " George Ring of Chicago visited FOR SALE JOR SALE'--50 bu. Rural New York^ ers seed potatoes; $3.50 per 100 lbs.1' Ringwood Nursery. Call Richnrond | 9 4 7 . . . < 1 , . ; < * ^ - 2 ; |X)R SALE--Lovely 6-room house, beautifully situated neai- Pistakee Bay, with Lake rights." Address Roy Koch, McHenry, Route i. FOR SALE--Cream bedt complete; ^dresser with mirror.; Fine for dura- ; tion or summer home. ' Phone 145-J., £:• . i , FOfc SALE--Electric stove, f o ur j burners, side oven, $60. Mrs. S. S. j Moore, Spring Grove, 111. *1 j TOR SALE--200 bushels of oats and 400 bushels ear corn. Ceiling price.; Spinney Run Farms. Libertyville. Call Libertyville 637-M-l. 1 FOR SALE--Ttie Matt Wfeber resi-1 friends here on Friday evening, dence property on Riverside Drive.' Bernard Frisby of Chicago has For particulars call McHenry 126-J! been spending a fetf^ days visiting or 82-W. 50tf. j relatives here. r : : f Miss Marjori Duker, student nurse FOR SALE Year-round comfort and j g£ £00k County hospital, Chicago, economy with fire-proof Johns-Man- gpgnt the weekend with her, parents, ville Rock Wool Home Insulation, the c. H. Dukens. ; \'Blownin" walls and ceilings. Call CECfJ-STALLING, McHenry 18. 36tf. LOST FOR SALE--Seven-year old poriy, | saddle, bridle, harness and buggy.: Reasonable. Inquire of John Geary, North side Island La^ce. Rt. 2, McHenry. ** FOR* SALE--Thousands of vegetable plants, 15c per dozen; $1.00 per 100. > Tomatoes, cabbage, peppers, egg plant, sweet potatoes, huckleberries; celery. Also flower plants but not. .15 per dozen. Also perennials. L. M, Pierce. 843 Wheeler Street, Wood-' stock, 111. ' *11 FOR SALE--Feeder pigs, all" popular t>reeds. Registered spotted Poland gilts. Wesley Saucerman, Phone Bristol 52-R13. Rt. 1, Salem, Wis. Farm 2 Vfe miles N. TE. of Salem, on j Highway 50. *51-4; Miss Eileen Kilday., of Chicago spent the* weekend with h^r parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Odillon. Long arid _____ children of Skokie were Sunday visi- LOST--Black cocker spaniel; answers tors in the Ben J. Justen home, to name of "Peter." Reward. James Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ernst of Chk Powers. Phoner McHenry 58-M. 1; cago spent the weekend visiting r- ' *' --! ---------- friends in the community. WANTED I Mi1, and Mrs. Jack Hart and lit- ----«--< -- i "tie son of Chicago were weekend WANTED TYPEWRITERS-- | guests in the home jof her parents, in any condition. We will be in! Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Justen. town to do repairing on all makes of j MiSs Barbara Carey and friend of Typewriters. Please state make of j Mary wood School for Girls in Evansmachine. Write Box *C" in care of ton spent th« weekend with the forth e Plaindealer. *1 mer's parents, the Gerald Careys. ---- '• • -- j Mrs. W. S. Strom of Chicago spght WANTED TO RENT--House with the weekend in McHenry. modern conveniences for year-round; j^rs. jos- May, Mrs. Helen Heuser, occupancy. Address replies to Dr. Mjss Laura Weber and Miss Dorothy M. S. Larrison, Ringwood Chemical Heuser were Chicago callers on Sat- Corporation, Ringwood, 111. 1-tf urday, where the three former men.* T- tioned donated to the blood bank.' Mr. and Mrs. James Mahoney and. © Thursday, May 25, 1944* WANTED TO BUY--1939 or '40 station wagon. W. E. Swanson, Route 2,.McHenry, 111. HELP WANTED WANTED---Men for chemical manufacturing work. Apply to Mr. Grosby, Ringwood Chemical Corporation, Ringwood, 111. 50tf ( home were Lieut family of Chicago spent the weekend in tfie John Phalin home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schroeder and children, Thomas and Annette, of Palatine visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steffes, on Sunday. Sunday guests in the Elmer Freund and Mrs. Lester Colony! McHenry, Illinois ' -------------- -- -- Swain of St. Paul, Minn., P. O. ahd HELP WANTHJ-Women to sew on Mrg lx)Well Nienst^t of Oxford, machines. McHenry Tent and Awn- Mr an(J Mrs Kenneth gmith ing °" j and daughter of Montpeliar, Ohio WANTED--Draft exempt man for and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nienstedt war work. Apply Miller Products, i of .Woodstock. * 39-tf] Pvt. Koland Jackson of Fort Mead, J Mid., spent a few days furlough vis- Phone 195. WANTED--Man for general work. I iting. reiatjves in this vicinity and Experience not necessary. Kramer ma(je the acquaintance of his new Boat Co., Fox Lake. Tel McHenry dauphter? Cyntha 90-J. 46tf FRIDAY & SATURDAY Orson Welles -- Joan Fontaine "JANE EYRE" ALSO--Musical, Cartoon & News. SUNDAY AND MONDAY May 28-30 Randolph Scott -- J. Carol Naish WGUNG HO" PLUS--Newg, Cartoon & Novelty TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Michael O'Shea -- Susan Hay ward "JACK LONDON" ALSO--Cartoon & Band Act. THURSDAY (ONE t>AY) Anne Baxter -- Walter Hotton "The faorth Star" George Scheid and Mr. and Mrs. HELP WANTED--Man to help in ! Nick Kennebeck, accompanied by Mrs. gardening part time. Call McHenry1 Lydia Bremer of Hollywood, Calif., 613-J-l. v 1 attended the eighth grade promotion exercises at Mundelein on Monday HELP WANTED---Couple, house- evening of this week, where the for keeper,"gardener; capable full charge; mer's granddaughter, Sharon LaHoda, highest wages. Call McHenry 613-J-l. was a faember of the graduating 1 class. " .... .1™,n TT -- 7c Mr. and Mrs. William Wicke of HAN T E D S c h o o l b o y 1 5 y e a r s o r D e s P I a i n e s 8 p e n t S u n d a a t d i e i r over to work part tame. Apply at;home Rt Fajr Qakfl Jacob Nathanson and Co., 129 River-; Mr and Mrs j j Sutton of e^. SI e nve' ; | hurst spent the weekend at the Arm- WANTED--Woman or high school strong cottage at Emerald Park, girl to work in dining room and j Their guests on Sunday were Mr. kitchen on Saturdays and Sundays.,and Mrs. George Hoelscher of Whea,- Ben Connor's Grill, 1V& miles north | ^on an(l Mr. and Mrs. Edward Larof city on Rt. 31. Tel 611-M-2. 11 ki" of Elgin. ---- Hugh Mbrris of Chicago spent the WANTED AT ONCE-^-Married man j weekend at his home at Fair Oaks for farm work. If any children, not j subdivision. 4 more than tWo as house is too small, j Mr. and Mrs. Merle Blowers and Good working conditions and salary.!baby of Fox Lake spent the weekend Phone Round Lake 2451 or call about in the home of her parents, the Nick 6 a. m., noon, or 6 p. m. Charles G. | B. Freunds. Brainard, Round Lake, 111. 1-2 I Mr. and Mrs. J. Purinski, daughter, <v: Pi" HELP WANTED---Girl or woman for general housework in Chicago; plain cooking; middle aged couple; 6-room apt.; no heavy cleaning; no laundry; your own room, bath, radio; evenings free. Salary $25. We are walking distance of Howard Ave., Greyhound bus depot or North Shore Line fetation; also churches, theatres, etc. Write Mrs. R. D. Kelley, 7345 Damen Ave., Chicago, 111., or phone Hollycourt 0246. 1 THE HOME OF GOOD SOUND AND FINE ENTERTAINMENT MILLER WOODSTOCK, ILL. FRI. A SAT., MAY 26-27 2-HITS "RIDING HIGH" in Glorious Color with Dorothy Lamoor Dick Powell -- Victor Moore PLUS: "FRONTIER LAW" Russell Hayden -- Fuzzy Knight SUN. & MON., MAY 28-» A STORY OF WOMEN AND WASHINGTON "GOVERNMENT GIRL" with OLIVIA DeflAVELLAND SONNY TUFTS ANN SHIRLEY ADDED: Late March of Time and Color Cartoon Laugh Hit TUES., WED. AND THURS. May 30-31 and Jane 1 CONTINUOUS SHOWS TUES., MEMORIAL DAY from 2:30 p. m An Epic Motion Picture of High Courage! "THE PTTRPLE HEART" Starring Duia Andrews -- Richard Cocite Trudy Marshall ADDED: "Wlnner"s Circle" in Technicolor Cartoon; "Bear's Tale;M Late News Events MISCELLANEOUS LAWN MOWERS--Sharpened. "Silent yardman, $3.00; hand mowers, $1.50 and up; power mowers $6.00 and up. Robt. J. Thurlwell, 110 Main St., West McHenry. 1-tf FOR ANY TYPE O^* HOME INSULATION, ASBESTOS SIDING OR A NEW ROOF, see Bob Frisby, People's Insulation Co., 104 S. Riverside Drive, McHenry, 111., Phone McHenry 211-J. Woodstock, 210 E. Jackson St. Phone Woodstock 717. 1-16 HAVE YOU HEARD about the new reduced Auto Liability and Property Damage rates? They will surprise you. Ask us for insurance rates. The Kent Co., McHenry. Phone 8. 27-tf ANIMALS WANTED ' A-r > f ' DEAD ANIMALS WILL WIN THE WAR -- Five dollars is the least we pay for dead horses and cows'in good condition. Wheeling Rendering Co. Phone Wheeling No. 3. Reverse the charges. No help needed to load. 14-tf 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. tf Leone, and son, Edward, of Chicago were McHenry visitors on Saturday. Mrs. Mary Harrington and family of Chicago called on her cousinB, Mrs. E. R. Sutton and Mrs. Eleanor Nye, one day recently. Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. *Krohn, Sr., were Mrs. Vincent Curulewski and sons, Mrs. Ed Curulewski, Pvt. and Mrs. Francis Curulewski and daughter, Sharon^ and Miiss Charjene Krohn, Chicago. Clarence Young, accompanied by Stephen Schmitt, Louis, William and Eld. Young, drove to Waukegan on Sunday to visit their nephew, Ralph Smith, at Victory Memorial hospital. Sunday callers in the Linus Newman home were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDonald of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Albu of Park Rapids, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Newman. West McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Winklemann and son of. Oak Park spent the weekend in McHenry. Jack Geary and son of Wauconda called on relatives here Monday. •Miss Joan Reihansperger returned home on Monday from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, the present term having been completed. Mrs. Alice Altman and son of Highland Park visited here one day last week. Hamilton Parr of Waukegan spent a few days last week visiting in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. August Weigand of Chicago visited her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bohlander, two days last week. Mrs. Chat Kieflenapp of Minneapolis, Minn., visited her Bister, Mrs. Paul Yanda, on Tuesday of this week. Mrs. Annabel Aiaher is spending a few days visiting friends in Chic «g«. American Cemetery On New Britain Island j Tours Through New Hines | ing to Lieutenant Morris Zitlin, spec-i / . | Hospital May Be Arranged ial- s*rviee. th* : ; and time the tour is desired. Pictured above is the American cemetery in far off New Britain, where Albert E. Freund, local Marine who lost his life in action, is buried. The picture was sent to his mother, Mrs. Effie Freund, by Captain John A. Crown, commander of the company in which "Al" served. Although the picture discloses that green grass is missing in the cemetery it does show that the flna4 resting place fpr so many of our fallen heroes is well kept. In the foreground can be seen the American flag which standi as a guard over the rows of white crosses. It was for this beautiful flag that "Al" gave his life. Cemeteries such as pictured above are stationed in many parts of the world. It is a grim reminder to us that war takes a heavy penalty in human life. Let us not forget, while we are enjoying the comforts of home and of a nation not torn to pieces by fehot and shell, that thousands of onr young men are keeping this nation so by carrying the fight to the enemy in his own back or front yard. By so doing loss of life is sure to dome. With loss of life comes necessarily such hallowed grounds as pictured above. With our daily work and our hourly war efforts should go each day a prayer that the necessity for placing crosses in cemeteries In far off distant lands to mark the resting places of our fallen heroes comes to a quick ending. .Marine Kneels Beside Grave of Fallen Comrade M.BERT E.f REUHP Civic, business, religious and fraternal organizations in the Chicago area desiring to visit the army's new ' Vaughan general hospital, at Hiftes, Illinois, may* now arrange for a tour of inspection of the installation, Brig-, adier General P. J. Carroll, the com* j mandin*: general has announced. J Hie hospital, now in the process , of completion, will be ready to re-: ceive patients by the latter part of ^ June, General Carroll said. Visiting groups-will be guided by officers who will explain the various functions. Arrangements can be n^ade by writ- j ^ AWOL SOLDIER Elmer Woodford, 19 years old# turned himself in to authorities ini, Woodstock Sunday night. He said he was AWOL from his army camp* at Camp Ellis, 111. His home is Baut Clair, Wisconsin. Sheriff Henry A. Nulle contacted the commanding officer at Camp Ellis Monday morning* and learned that what Woodford saidf Was true. He then called Fort Sheridan and Woodford was turned dtnatft" tq Fort Sheridan authorities. ReAd the Want Ads » n? O We are prepared to serve ym weE \ . L* r . . . . . . ^ Funeral Directors -- . •V:<* Phone McHenry 103-R ' " Residence, McHenry 112-W Green Street, corner Elm -- McHenry O o JOHNSON'S CLEANER "JfcADE BY JOHNSON PRODUCTS COMPANY BUFFALO, N. Y. Housewives call it their mott dependable cleaning aid. Cleans painted woodwork and walls, sanitas, rugs, upholstery. Won* derful for Venetian blinds, too. No hard rubbing or rinsing necesMtty. SALE PRICE GALLON SIZE Regular Price $1.50 QUARTS 60o BOLGER'S DRUGSTORE GREEN STREET McHENRY, ILL HE'LL CARRY ON--One need only look at the "Curly Headed" young Marine kneeling alongside the grave of his fallen comrade to know he is saying over and over again to himself that he will not only carry on, but will see to it as far as he is concerned that his buddy did not die in vain. The above picture speaks for itself. It shows the white cros» at the head of the grave of Albert E. Freund, local young Marine, who was killed in action somewhere on New Britain Island. The graVe is in an American cemetery at Cape Gloucester, New Britain. With the coming of Memorial day it behooves us all-to take inventory of ourselves and determine whether we are doing our part on the home front, so that such young men* as "Al" Freund do not give their lives in vain. Although there will be no tender hand of a mother or other lovied ones of "Al" Freund to place a bouquet on his grave Memorial day, this piece of hallowed ground where he is resting will forever be a sacred part of the United states of America. We can't help today from referring to that part of General John A. Logan's famous orders issued on May 5, 1868, in which he said: "Let not wanton foot tread rudely on such hallowed ground. If otheT eyes grow dull and otlier hands slack and other hearts cold in solemn trust, ours shall keep it well as long as the light and warmth of life remains," w ... (The above picturci are reprinted from the Woodstock Daily Sentinel, May 24 issue. Albert Freund was the grandson of Peter J. Freund of Woodstock, for many years a resident here, and a nephew of Walter Freund of McHenry.) Almost Starchless Welcome news to those who are on a reducing diet is the fact that the soybean now coming into such popularity has practically no starch. Vanilla Bean Native to Mexico, the vanilla bean was carried off years ago to b« grown and cultivated commercially in Madagascar, M'HENRY TOWN CLUB CMrnor Pearl Street and Riverside Drive * McHenry, 111. We desire to announce that beginning SATURDAY, MAY 27 we will open Our KITCHEN and DINING ROOM, serving dinners each day from 4:30 to 8:30 p. m, . y Patrons will also be served Short Orders,9 Sand-f wiches, Shrimp Cocktail and French Fried, Shrimp, Steak, Chicken and Perk Chops any hour o£ the day or eveniftjf, J Fancy Drinks and Cocktails properly mixed by "Sanffy" JjLoy Cromtfell. Phone McHenry 12 William R. Comes, Prop. " RESIDENCE CHANGES Mr. and ^tlrs. Bill JYye and family have moved from McHenry to the Henry Hettermann house in Johnsburg. Mr. Hettermann is now residing with his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Freund. The Charles Dowe family is moving from Mill street to the apart/ ment above the Pich hat shop. Ray Smith and Robert Cutler v/ere visitors in Cr/stal Lake Tuesday evening. . AUTO BURNS The car belonging to George Lindsay was badly burned on Monday morning about 2:15 o'clock, when the fire department was called to extinguish the flames believed to have been caused by a new battery which had just been installed. Little damage to the garage which housed the car was reported. » Awid High TemperatgrM Avoid excessive temperatures which hasten corrosion and increase scale deposit from hard water. IT t t t t t t t i * t t I t • t t t H $ Is; i i t The Coming Event of the Season LEGION CARNIVAL Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday July 1, 2, 3 and 4 LEGION PARK, McHENRY ; • • , i •' , ^ , • . . ;; • Members of McHenry Post, No. 491, are making extensive plans for this mammoth carnival McHenry will probably stage the ^est attraction in Northern-Illinois th|s around the 4th of July. Scratch oif these dates on your calendar--They are to be reserved for fan. -v Vice-Commander Floyd Cooley is the General Manager -- •'.'•v ,•,/ • *0- • n i i > i I { $ I i • ' } J t 0 t If' A '•v O. / - 0