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mmm * • -v FOB SALE GARAGE DOORS FOR SALR-Tllta- Door, lifetime aluminum overhead doors; flnratip operation winter or AM m igs MAftKarr rat farms t» liliByij sHB pny •Pcwik Must hm food wBoiimi food mB and vw lotatod. Heawr itn section number, acreageand MM. Address P. O. Box 288, Wadtegan, ni. WANTED --, BOMBS AND PARKS summer; immediate. delivery and in- jn an<j around McHenry and Lake stallation on nHeAwW oA«r* oAlLd/I FLgNIaMrIaMgMe* s . I _ TTT. *11 • I ^ • fully guaranteed. George Commons, Box 110, Fox Riv?r Grove, 111. Phone Cary 2191. 87-2 FOR SALE--Before buying a pump, see the new Fairbanks Morse r wa Angstrom Sales and Service. 496-W-l. counties. We will get you top prices on an exclusive basis. ED M. LANNES, Agent, Hines Realty A Con- ___ struction Co. Tel. McHenry 674-M-2 w.te7> M7 R-2- "w &SLZXZ&SX- fiHS* « iy^rS.onA.h^l7„t Ve4r*: place to trap for a period of three weeks this coming November. Any- Ttel. 84-tf FOR SALE-Year- round com-f or.t and. one who has creeks, swamps, lakes and an? 3Q miles Qr Ie8s of economy with fire-proof Johns-Man-, El in pi,one Elgin 2100-R or write ville Rock Wool Home Insulation r Williams, Box 103, West Middle Blown in" walls and ceilings. Call St., So. Elgin, 111. 38-2 LEO J. STILLING, McHenry 18^ - MISCELLANEOUS BBf VASIttgad ityTihrawinf account. Car Contact 1MB C. Nihan, Putnam ave., or Phone 480-J, oodstock, 111. S6-8 WANTED -- Light factory work, steady employment, age 25 to 86; day or evening shift; 6 to 10 p.m. -Top wages for conscientious workers. Cellulose Industries, Richmond, 111. -Tel. Richmond 885. 82-tf Try Atom Power ;u: In Locomotive Enfineer Says Formula Uses Mercury and Steel to Supply Energy. BELLEVILLE, N. J. -- A New York Central railroad locomotive will roll up on a siding here soon and work will begin to convert it to atomic power-drive, says the Associated Press. _ ^ Ralph Lucas, chief engineer for j the United States Industries and t>e- " { velopmeot company", Elmira, N. Y., FOR SALE Story and Clark "cabi- Old established company can use one said the locomotive would be fitted FOR SALE--Small baby grand piano, NOTICE -- Reward for information excellent condition. Call after 7 p.m. leading to recovery of 91 mutation Telephone McHenry 678-M-l. 38 mink taken or lost from Northwood ; ; -- -- F o x F a r m n e a r C a r y , 1 1 1 . R e p l y J b y FOR SALE--Two 500-capacity elec- writing .Box W. in care.^ ofv Plaintrie brooders, used once. Call Wau- dealer. ><- v 88 conda 2618--Hansen. Poultry Farm, Wauconda. 38 DISTRICT MANAGER stand" tVDe UDiisht piano, $100. high type experienced man in THIS, with a mercury turbine employing E--x ce^ll en.t tone- , 1 j• us.t re-conditioned. LOCALITY and surrounding tern- s fnpmnia tnw Call McHenry 164. (By Vanesse Sells) Groundhog Day came and went, and While I don't know whether or not any groundhog was foolish enough to climb put of his nice warm hole and look for his shadow, by golly I saw my shadow and I felt that cold wind and I am pretty sure that winter is still here for a little longer. Without being a groundhog, my prophesying is about as scientific as his. Apparently the theory that the groundhog has any effect on the weather is buried in antiquity. I haven't been able to trace it to its origin. B«clp in ancient Grecian times, folks depended upon what certain animals did to forecast the weather. In Germany they watch for a hibernating bear or badger to arise and look for its shadow 6n February 2, or Candlemas, (feast of the purification of the Virgin Mary.) Personally, I can't even trust the weatherman to forecast for me. If he says it is sroing to rain, and I get prepared for it--the sun shines all day. Then, if he says that it will be lovely, sun and a light wind and I believe hitn, and wash--well, you know what--it rains! However, there id one splendid way to forecast Spring. This is my method. Of course you have to have donned your red flannel longies in the full. ("Bugs" Baer suggests that the buttonholes be puttied up, but I believe this unnecessary except for the most delicate. Then, when the longies begin to be just too CHURCH SERVICE8 TWENTY TEARS AGO Mr. and Krs. Gordon Stringer moved from the Miller bungalow on Broad street, to the house pa Main street recently erected by p. J. Cleary. Mr. and iMrS. Barle McAndrews moved from a farm southeast of 7:00, 8:80, 10:00 and 11:80 here, to the lower flat of the Mary Carey building, on Main street. A number of relatives and friends pleasantly surprised Mr. and Mrsj Ben Jus ten Saturday evening at their home near Ringwood, it being their ninth annivortBrv ^ to tite ookUaTpart ft the r^rige&tor so that thers ( fit St. Mary's Catholic Church Masses: Sunday: Holy Days: 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. Week Days: 6:46 and 8:00. First Friday: 6:80 and 8:00. Confessions: Saturdays: 8:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m Thursday before First Friday--" After 8:00 Mass on Thursday; 8:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. Msgr. C. S. Nix, Pastor. St. Patrick's Catholic Chuti* Masses: Sunday: 8:00 and 10:0#t • Weekdays: 7:30. First Fridays: 7:80 On First* Friday, Conftnunlofl £tltributed at 6:80, 7:00 and before and during the 7:80 Mass. Confessions: , Saturdays: 4:00 to 5K)0 p. m. and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Thursday before First Friday-- ' 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 to 8:00 Rev. Wm. A. O'Rourke, Pastor. : S8-tf tory. Duties to hire, train and supervise local salesmen calling On FOR SALE--Green and ivory coal large feeders. Most complete qualburning kitchen range, $35; two ity line. Good future for right man. lames way oil brooderss, 500 chick Unusual repeat business. We train size, used one season, $12.50 each; you the business. Present managers three oil barrels with faucet, $3 earning from $75 to $100 weekly. each; metal poultry feeders and Must have car. iFor complete inforwater troughs on stands. 75c to $3, mation write Sales Manager, 709 each. Phone McHenry 627-W-2. *38 So. 42nd St., Omaha, Nebr. 88 FOR SALE--Two lots in McHenry, LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! . ? _ __r good location. Call 147-J. 38-2 WE ARE GETTING IN A SM ALL j he. would build his workshop around from each class, also a judge, Ger- • -- -- -- A M O U N T O F E A C H O F T H E S E a l d i n e C o r m i e r ; a p r o s e c u t i n g a t - FOR SALE--(Frame building, 12x14, NEW RADIOS RIGHT ALONG. SO; H Ktai ^ t t torney, Richard Richards: and a on skids, ready to move; built from PUT YOUR ORDERS IN NOW. ° a formula for disintegration of trier cury and steel atoms. v He said "One teacupful of the mercury atoms, exploded, would run a locomotive, pulling 120 freight idarn "wann, and "if there"is'mud in cars, for 45 round trips between j the yard, and mud on the street New York and San Francisco." land mud on the kitchen floor, and •Tnrmni* *>•»...»•* rivers s i retch in the garden--Spring Formula Patented. is here! Anyway, that's how I tell! Lucas said the locomotive would I The students of Harrison school be run onto a siding of the JJelle- | report that a student council has ville plant of the concern and that j been formed, with a representative St. John's Catholic Church, Johnaburg Masses: Sunday: 8:00 and 10:00 Holy Days: 7:00 and.9:00. Weekdays: 8:00 " First Friday: 8:00. Confessions: - Saturdays: 2:30 and 7:80 . Thursday before First Friday-- ' 2:30 and 7:30. Rev. A. J. Neidert, Pastor. Ha ~ . „ t i Mjmey, Richard Richards; and a --, -V - - • - --- --- rnnin in lo^o h • f " defense attorney, Tommy Martin. A pre-war lumber. Suitable for brood- FRANCHISE DEALER FOR EMER- mula ,in 1939, he said, to manufac- regular Court D J a has b;en set a8ideio , . er house or hog house. Clarence J. SON, MOTOROLA (home and auto; ture electronic power by fusing steel ; and each infringement of rules j31 Confessions; Stilling. Phone McHenry 614-W-2. set), SENTINEL, SONORA, JOHN, and mercury through intense heat presented, prosecuted, defended and1 " *38 MECK INDUSTRIES AND GEN- created by electronic disintegration 'judged. So far the youngsters arel ERAL TELEVISION, PERSONAL; of the mercury and steel atoms. |enthusiastic concerning this mover ment to _ control their own actions, COLES RADIO1 controllable disintegration of the atom. St. Peter's Cathol'rc Church, Spring Grove Masses: Sundays: 8:00 and 10:00. Hdly Days: 6:30 and 9:00. Weekdays: 8:00. First Friday: 8:00. FOR SALE-Thor washing machine PORTABLES, PHONOGRAPRCOM- Lucas" s^dtt^m^iproduced"a with mangier; fair condition. Tel. BINATIONS, ETC. ^ F McHenry 449. 38 SERVICE, VENICE PARK, ACROSS iv|p oil p piaa- ori j Kn'iitfo lomnc FROM CITY HHAA.LL«LL,, McHENRYf ii?t flS: phone Mchenry mj. 88 new. Tel. McHenry 233-J. PROTECT your new chair from moths for only $1.25 for 5-year guar^ anteed protection. One spraying of The turbine, Lucas said, works this way: "It has a 300 horsepower gasoline Saturdays: 2:30 and 7:15. Thursday before First Friday-- 2:30 and 7:15. • Rev. John L. Daleiden, Pastor. and the first Court Day held on Fri day »was a success. Even those punished were satisfied with the verdicts. Tommy Martin, formerly of Ringwood, is a new member of the Harri driven engine, generating 220 volts json school family. Tommy is in the HOMES FOR SALE TAKE YOUR CHOICE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION j Berlou stops moth damage or BeHou J "1^ h ^ 18 ^ 'pays for the damage. rh-ncl creased to 1,440 volts direct current Store. Bolger's Drug 38; _ ' . , ----; PAINTING, DECORATING AND 5-ropm frame, double construction, PAPER HANGING--Homes, clubs, built-in tubs, gas, electric, completely restaurants. Spray painting*. Have electric refrigeration-- your decorating done before the f1,500 down, balance $25 mo. | spring rush. Estimates cheerfully ;given. Phone McHenry 689-W-2. 38 5%-room stucco, garage, on Hwy.! 120, between Lily Lake and Mc~ \ JUST ARRIVED Henry; needs some little work-- Presto "presssure cookers, 4-qt. sise. $1^00 down, balance $20 mo. Limited quantity available for immediate delivery. GAMBLE'S, West " ~ 38 by transformer coils. This, in turn, creates an electron discharge between two electrodes in an eight inch thick steel casting which wUl withstand 500,000 pounds of pressure per square inch, although it will use only 350,000 pounds. Generates Great Power. "The horsepower generated from that atomic pressure will be 350 times greater than that created in the ordinary locomotive." - Lucas estimated that a 300 horsepower engine, working with a heavy 4-room brick, on boulevard, base-' McHenry. ment, sewer, electric, full attic; ---------- J beautiful location--$1,500 down, bal- NOTICE--Do you need any roofing, ance $20 mo. | siding or insulation work done? If . ... . . ,, - EDWIN M. LANNES 1 so. call Durfee Roofing Co., 335 Put- ! frel8h* !°ad' would use up an aver- Exclusive Agent ave., or call 480-J Woodstock.! ®«e of five gallons of gasoline per Hines Realty A Construction Co. *n McHenry, call Bob Frisby, Jr., J hour. Tel. McHenry 674-M-2 or 667-R-2. 163"w- or Robert Knox, phone Lucas said he believed the turbine • 38 630-W-l. 38, would be ready for installation in about „four months and that experiments with the locomotive would, last for six months to a year. Lucas, now a resident of Newark, is a native of Elmira. He was graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic institute, Troy, N. Y., has worked as research and engineering specialist eighth grade, and makes that group predominately male for the first time in years. There are now three boy3 and two girls in that class, much to the satisfaction of the masculine contingent. The Martin family have recently moved to our district, having ourchased the former Morton Bennett home on Lake Shore Drive. r. <7a,,,i. Jin,..., : NOTICE--Nftt responsible for, any FOR SALE--Porch glider, two metal bills except those contracted by mybeds with springs and mattresses: se" since Jan. 3, 1945. antique bed; feather ticks and small 37-3 MRS ELWOOD DO WELL. ™ McHenr* NOTICE--Not responsible for ,„y bed, J?®bts incurred by anyone but myself. CARL F. SCHWEITZER. FOR SALE -- Bedroom set: spring and mattress; dresser; vanity; 37-2 dining table with six chairs; girl's xr . >•« . *ey3e. Phone McHenry. 678-R. .. SPECIAL THREE BARN RADIOS, $10,, $11 „ „ AND $12; ONE RECORDER AND e11 now' RECORD CHANGER IN •qo debts incurred by anyone but myself 37-2 CARL H. SCHWEITZER. any! with the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car WELL WORK--Order your driven We sell, repair and install BROWN pumps, including electric. Bill CARRYING CASE, HOOK UP TO Saf°a', T Main St"' "est McHenry, MOST ANY RADIO. COLES RADIO Tel- 93-J- ' 33-tf 2^mC^^NIHALPLRMcHENRY SK f ATE SHARPENING- Don't for- HAL.U McHBNRY. get your lawn mowers. Robert J. company, the Watervliet, N. Y., arsenal, and the Curtiss-Wright corporation at Buffalo, N. Y. FROM CITY PHONE McHENRY 80S. 38 Thurlwell, 110 Main St., West Mc- FOR SALE--9x12 rug, G. E. radio, Henry* 3i-tf Sf'chS YOU nEAI"' «>« Tel. McHenry 385. 38 .NOTICE -- WHAT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! BEAUTIFUL CHEVROLET AUTO RADIO, CUSTOM BUILT. FOR 1942 OR 1946 CHEVROLET, BUT WILL FIT UN educed Auto Liability and Property Damage rates? They> will surprise vou. Ask uy for insurance rate*. The Kent Co., McHenry. Phone 8. 27-tf vBEiTHvuDi, out niLL rn urt- DEAD ANIMALS -- Five dollars n ^ i ' v DER DASH OF MOST ANY OTHER the least we pay for dead horses and m ?evelopm« new for do«8 «> CAR. COLES RADIO SERVICER cows in good condition. Wheeling I W^T/ VENICE PARK SUBDIVISION,! R e n d e r i n g Co. Phone Wheeling No. . . n 1 ' 1 ? 1 5' 10w ^ " t e m p l a t e s using Army Setting Up Plan To Breed Dogs for War WASHINGTON.-The army is setting up a peacetime program to breed war dogs as it does horses. The war department announced the plan, at the same time canceling its request for donations of dogs. Under the new program, the army will place breeding dogs with civilian breeders and select the puppies best suited for military needs. The dogs will be used as sentries in occupation armies and for experiments Mrs. Anthony Audino had a bad shock this week when she received a phone call stating that her mother, Mrs. E. Seabeck, of Chicago had been struck by an automobile as she was crossing the intersection at Clark .and Foster Aves., in Chicago. Mrs. Seabeck suffered a break in one leg and a blood clot in the other. She is at present confined in the Edgewater hospital for further observation. Our .sympathy to them all. Mrs. Ray Von Bampus was hostess for an informal gathering of her friends on Friday afternoon, that ubiquitous lady of the home demonstrations being the reason for the party. But just any reason is good enough for a party--and -they tell me they had lots of fun. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church John St. East of Highway 31 West McHenry, 111. Herman C. Noll, pastor, Round Lake, Illinois. A cordial welcome is extended to all who have no church affiliation to worship with us. The message heard from our pulpit, we are sure, will fill your heart with hope and courage. Services 9 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. "Christ Our Only Talking Point!" W E L C O M E Lister* to the International Lutheran Hour Sundays--WGN 11:30 a.m. ninth wedding anniversary. Ed. Buss and family moved from a flat D in the Brefeld building on Waukegan street, West McHenry, to the Pouse home on Main street whfc# he recently purchased." NOTICE OF CLAIM Estate of Anna Loos, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all'persons that March 4th, 1946, is the claim date in the estate of Anna Loos, Deceased pending in the County Court of McHenr? County, 111., and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said without issuance of summons. HUGH A. DENEEN, Executor. (Pub. Jan. 31-Feb. 7-14) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Ludwig Plenzler, also known as Louis Plertcner, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persoYis that March 4th, 1946, is the claim d.ate in the estate of Ludwig Plenzler, also known as Louis Plencner, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, <and that claims may be filed: against the said estate on ur before j said date without issuance of summons. HUGH A. DENEEN, Administrator. (Pub. Jan. 31-Feb. 7-14) WfcUKlAKT fRUCKHfO McHENRY, ILL. Jugl, Gravel, Black Dirt, FHtag /f72L. amd LiuMtaM McHeary CK-B-1 A.P.Frennd Co, Sfccavating Contract# ; ? Trucking, Hydraulic .and Crane Service, --Solid Bnildlnf-- Td. 304-11 McHenry, 1#^ * \ H TdL McHeary 248-J Harold h. bell Painting, Paperhanging, Removiaf Old Wall Paper With SteaaMr Spray Painting 105 N. GREEN SI., M'HENRY V.v • W. 'M NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Edward Loos, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that March 4th, 1946, is the claim date in the estate of Edward Loos. Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may t>e filed against the said estate on or before said d.ate without issuance of summons. j,HUGH A. DENEEN, Administrator. (Pub. Jan. 31-Feb. 7-14) -- DR. R. DeROMB -- Dentist -- • 1M Green 8tr«at Phone 292-J. McHenry Office Hours: 10 a.ai. to 5 p.m. daily except Wednesday. ..Tuesday and Friday nights to 8:80 p.m. Other hours by appointment. u Community Church Church School: 10:00 a.m. Wbrship Service: 11:00 a.m. Methodist Youth Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Rev. Wayne Price, Pastor. Wonder Lake Ev. Luth. Chuscfc (Missouri Synod) Sunday school--10:00 a.m. Divine services--3:00 p.m. H. L. Pfotenhauer, Pastor. . Ringwood Church Ringwood, III. Sunday--Public worship, 9:30. Church School: 10:30. Choir Rehearsals--Wednesday evening. Mrs. Kenneth Cristy, director. Mrs. Dorothy Powers has that j soldier husband home from Jtapan. Everyone is glad for Mrs. Powers, and the two little Powers boys. We haven't heard whether he is another potential civilian, or if this is just a furlough. There was a birthday celebration at the home of the A. Wenkel's this past week when the baby of the family, Nancy, reached the grand old age of three. JTWICE TOLD TALES Itesu of Interest Taken the Files of the Plaindealer of Years Ago Radar Invisible Beam Radar is based upon a beam of invisible short radio waves. These waves can penetrate fog and darkness. When thev strike a solid object, some of them are ' reflected back, like echoes. These reflected rays are converted into visible light rays which form a shadowgraph picture. Submarines, airships and V-bombs are located and brought within range of human vision in this manner. Light, radio, x-rays and radium emanations are all forms of atomic radiations of energy, known, as electro-magnetic waves. They form a spectrum of 60 octaves, of which visible light is only one octave. Radar, using rays below tho j visible light band, thus extends indirectly human vision to a flew set of electro-magnetic waves.* High Priced Stamp The highest price ever paid for a single postage stamp, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica, was roputed to have been more than $43,- 000. The stamp was a one-cent British Guiana issue from the Arthur Hind collection sold at auction in the depression years of 1933 and 1S34. TEL. WONDER LAKE 418 DR. R. H. WATKINS Dentist - Office Hours - Tuesday A Saturdays: 9 *,n. to 5 p.a Evenings and Sunday Mornings by Appointment! Lookout Point Wonder Lake. HI Office Bonn--Daily Except Thurs. 10 to 12,1:80 to 4:80. Mm, Wed. Frl. Nights: 7 to 8. Other Hours by Appointment H. 8. TAN DEN BURGH, DC, PhC Chiropractor 120 Green St. Tel. 292-R. McHenry Residence Phone Hebron 92$ Order your Rubber Stamps at Tht Plaindealer. DR H 8 FIKE Veterinarian 808 Waiikrgan St. Phone 81 McHENRY. ILL. A. W0RW10K PHOTOGRAPHER Portraiture Cofluaercial Phonr 27S -- Riverside Drive McHENm l i . L . SIXTY YEARS AGO The ice houses in this village are, being filled rapidly with a No. 1 ice. Althoff Bros., are finishing off the' upper part of their block for a1 residence. The snow of ACROSS FROM CITY HALL. .m*- > TEL. 3. Reverse the charges. 88 j needed to load. No helnl breeds» German shepherd dog, school. Plans The King home in Deep Spring Woods has changed hands. The new family at that home, by the name of Paulson, will be permanent members fllrtriSt in T tlle Spring, ^nd"Monday has left" to the Wonder Lake family. I class sleighing in this section, and - *n»« nr ~I TT, .. .. I business has revived accordingly. i _n J ^nr, pTi! s Auxiliary of the Rod The brewery ice house, the largest jn_ Q„„jU ^ regular meet-, private ice house in this village, xchnnl illay a oor].Harrison holding we believe, about seven hun- Saturday, Sunday us with first- Q-T TRUCKING CO. Sand -- Gravel -- Cinders Black Dirt -- Limestone Dump Trucks For Hire Phone Johnsburg 677-W-2 McHenry, I1L were discussed forjdred tons of ice, was filled la3t WANTED TO R1|NT [GARBAGE COLLECTING -- Let us ------ j lispose of your garbage each week, WANTED TO RENT -- House, 6, or oftener M desired. Reasonable yooms or more. Call McHenry 31. rates. Regular year round route, for- Dr. H. S. Fike, 805 Waukegan^St. merly George Meyers'. Ben J. Smith. r • j phone 365. tf 14-tf I boxer, airedale terrier, dobermann ! ^^ntine's^ party ^"to~C~h2d th^jweefein five days by John Myers and pinscher, rottweiler, and g0i ant | Saturda»y after Valentine's Day, on his men. - schnauzer. j February 16, at the Grill. The party I The original stock will be selected i ^ probably be a box social, with I from the best available in this country, England, Holland, Belgium and Germany. FIFTY YEARS AGO WANTED TO BUT WANT YOUR LIVESTOCK CARE- Reveals Japs Made Peace ------------ --- FULLY HANDLED? We haul to WANTED TO BUY -- Four or five Chicago night or day. Phone Mcroom summer home, near McHenry, Henry 103-R, or Richmond 637. Berg on or near Fox River. Address Box & Brennan. 86-4 "BJ," care Plaindealer. 26-tf, -- ; Prevent felling When taking spots off a sleeve with a dry cleaner, insert a flat bottle in sleeve to prevent soiling opposite side. Draft Rejections A report by medical examiners for selective service showed 42 per cent of all rural men examined were rejected as compared with only 26 per cent of urban men rejected. Bids to China in 1944 CHUNGKING, CHINA. - Information Minister K. C. Wu said recently that Japan had made many peace overtures to China through various channels in the latter part of 1944, but each was quickly rejected. He said this fact demonstrated that past criticism that China had no will to fight and might go out of the^war had been unfair and unjust. " i If- the business men of this vil- JJ being sold to the highest k- if' a"d with vari°!i8 contsets for A° sDedal ' lage would unite with the farmers for the party; Mrs. Florence Deln" and make reasonable efforts to se- Mrs. Rose Murphy and Mrs M?rf ?U5e " conde"s,n* ^ry, such an Louise Merritt. These ladies, together;!?1 ^ could soon ^ esUblished chairmaiT o^^P^olnh eniVW^a'IHllf1 We ^earn ^bat E. B. Perkins has Reuter will meet thi*purchased °' tlie E- M. Owen esncsday'to iron otit all the detaiK kT^USfide?W J^wS ters Pawill T'&lB" !• »l3S^d#^, Places. Watch for them, and kSp , C" E- Chapell shipped a car of the date open ' KeeP dry stock and a few milch cows, from I lost mv ni j +i.;- l, t> the station on Monday last. loved companion for sixteen yefrt! T Fourteen from the good Templars our house «P#mc 'Lodge, in this village, attended the a s&rSSf &*.«»***MMthat were too Inner anrf lo<ro wruay last. - Phone McHenry 86-W €. N. FREUND TRUCKING * LIVESTOCK -- LIME -- COAL 106 Waukegan' Road West McHenfy, I1L McHENRY FLORAL CO. ^ Phone 608-R 1 -- | Out Mile South of McHenry on Route 31 Flowers for all occasions! PICK-UP AND DELIVERY - .•>. <a VOGUE CLEANERS SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY McHENRY CLEANERS McHenry Cleaners and Laundry Service M)3 Elm Sttett Phone McHenry I044A DON HOWARD A Tennessean Gives U. S. $50 to Help Pay Debt WASHINGTON.--The treasury received a $50 check from a man in Knoxville, Tenn., with this note: "I choose to celebrate victory in this way in lieu of throwing a big party and getting drunk." He explained it was a "free will donation" for use "in meeting the expense of operation of the government, or payment on the national debt."- A1V Welding Service West of C. & N. W. Depot Elcctrie Portable Welding Acetylene Welding and Catting ALEX W. WIRFS, Operator Phone S15-W-1 or 464 M'HENRY, ILL. FORTY YEARS AGO HgMlMPiip Seabees Hail Marine 'Conquerors' of Rota ROTA, MARIANAS ISLANDS. --The marines landed on this island 32 miles north of Guam and found a large sign reading: "The 48th Seabees welcome the marines to Rota." The Seabees had gone ashore on this surrendered Japanese base three days earlier to examine the airstrip. extra pat of attention. His rag doii S still lay# behind the stove, and the | little rag rug he slept on is in its usual place. What does one do with these things that are left? were too long, and legs that were too short, but his shining brown eyes were always alight with deitTaiilV. °nN\r o Awndat.c ^hd ogh,a dh et hger eweatKedK >enaecsht RB utter remains firm at twentyvisitor with delight, hoping for an! seven cents according to the official ---- ' c-- quotation -on the Elgin board Monay. The first sleighing of the season occurred Tuesday morning. The McHenry Fox river valley mill is now prepared to grind feed and Mr. Reynolds will be pleased to see all his old customers. The ten o'clock closing ordinance is being strictly complied - with by McHenry saloon keepers. There is simply nothing doing after ten p.m. Take yours oft and have a pair made to fit you,"only $3.00 and up; suits $12.00 and up for rich and poor. Yours, E. Lawless, tailor. THIRTY YEARS AGO That's all for this week, again-- See you Hew New China Mender transparent, waterproof china cement permanently restores handles to cups, repairs broken china pigs, ceramic earrings, vases. sic. Mince-Meat Pies As many mince-meat pies were baked in old England as there were years of marriage at one's anniversary. All guests remained until the laat pie had been eaten. Order your rubber stamps at the Phone McHenry 637-R-2 -- Baaement Excavating -- NETT'S SAND A GRAVEL Special Rates on Road Gravel and Lot Filling . . Black Dirt .. Power leveling and Grading. J. B. NBTT loknabnrg P. O.--McHenry CRYSTAL LAKE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS All ssrvjees ~7" P. F. Lodts, Agent Phone SS 117 Grant St. Butter sold at 31 cents per pound on the Elgin board of trade last Saturday. Miss Theresa Knox is absent from her duties at the West Side postoffice on account of illness. Dr. C. H. Fegers is moving into his new bungalow on the corner of Elm and Court streets. Most of the McHenry dealers are WANTED TO BUT $S to $25 fer Old for down We pay Horsee, lea cattle. 9 Matt's Mink Ranch Johnsburg - Spring Grove Road " Phone Johnsburg 609-J-Z CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD . HOGS, HOR8E8 * CATTLE We pwr. plm» charges. . JACOB FRITZ Real Estate and Insurance Msin St., Johnsburg TeL McHeniy S73-R-2 Phone icago Of Lincoln 13SS-4 Telephone No. 800 Stoffel A Reibanspergtr. Insurance agente for all classes of property in the best Mmiuiet. WEST McHENRY ILLINOI8 INSDRAMCI EARL R. WALSfl Presenting Reliable Companies When yon need tnsnrnnes of any Ua| Phene 4$ er 11S-M Oreen A Elm McHenry For REFRIGERATION SERVICE out -•••• WONDER LAKE 568 ROTHERMEL ELECTRIC SHOP BLBCTB1CAL CONTRACTORS RADIO REPAIRS Let as satteate Sat next electrical |db ef nm. ROTHERMEL, Prep. ' Phene MeHewy S7S-M f SS4 Rfrenride Drire I