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A & MOBBI EB --It aid Maugir Intend u second-class utter at Mm postoffice at MeHcnry, I1L, oader the act of May 8, 1879. One Tear ..... NATIONS LCDTIOMALASSOCIATION > l' i§®i. "7" ' "~4*> " v ,. ^ Chinese Mohammedaas ^Estimates of the number of Mohammedans in China differ by millions. One figure puts the total, including Manchuria, at more than 48 million. Moslems are found in every province _but the largest numbers arjt i»d to Yunnan, Shensi, KanFVI A., Honan, Shanttmg, SiechcSitr JR.wang, and Shansi. Sinkiang Mohammedans are known as Dungans, a name derived from the Dzungaria region in the northern pttt of the province. ,' Because of the Greenwood vance of Memorial Sunday - on May 26, there will be no morning- worship service at the Ringwood church on that date. The Ringwood Community Memorial Sunday service will be held at the church and cemetery in an appropriate observance, with various organisations and schools of the community participating, on Sunday, June 2, at 10:30 a.m. The Greenwood service will be cancelled this ?he citizens of the 'two communities are urged to attend, as -far as possible both of the fine memorial services, remembering with undying gratitude the debt of love and devotion to the servicemen of our conntry who gave their lives. 18-Year-Olds May Still Volunteer For Induction ••»•»'!* •!. 1 111 * * 1 1 1 M 'M-H I Col. Paul G. Armstrong, state director of -selective srrvice, has an- ' nounced that 18 and 19 year old ; registrants are still being permitted ! to volunteer for induction through' • selective service. I j "The amendments which Congress; ipassed. Colonel Armstrong said, "do' 'not restrict or prohibit any 18 or 19- year-old registrant from volunteering for induction as was don& , previous to May 15. . - "Selective service will accept volunteers ages 18 through 34 years provided they are physically and mentally acceptable and, if fathers, ' do not have three or more children. "Application for voluntary induction should be made to a registrant's own local board of jurisdiction." i It was announced at the local draft i boards today that young men reachi ing the age of 18 years must still ' register on their eighteenth birthday. Dairy Production payments for milk and butterfat produced during the months of May and June will be higher than originally expected, County AAA chairman Bert Bridges said this week, exceeding1 those ofi last year by 20 cents per hundred weight for whole milk and 5 cants per pound for butterfat. In atfoxdapce with the accepted practftiP • lowering payments during the flush season of production, it was originally announced that rates would be decreased to the level that prevailed during the same period in 1945. Rates have now been revised to accomplish a 15 cent instead of a 35 cent per hundredweight drop on whole milk and of two cents per pound on butterfat rather than the contemplated seven cents. It should be noted, however,, that those rates are .subject to termination. or revision in the event of any authorized increase in the price of milk or butterfat prior to June 30. 1946. This means that the farmer of this area can expect to receive for their May and June production a payment of 45 cents per hundred pounds on whole milk and 15 cents per pound on butterfat. <• ' :: On the Hour H ; ;of ray death, do not weep ;;for me -- Cry not Parted, 1 parted: union and meeting; "are mine in that hour.'--; Old Persian Manuscript." I! Sorrow which comes to u s all in the passing of a loved Hone is hard to bear. We lhave dedicated ourselves to! f lighten the burdens of those! we serve. \ . * ' When the need arises, let us serve. Jacob Jasten Sons: FUNERAL DIRECTORS : ; Phone McHenry 103-R ; [Residence, ^McHenry 112-W ;; Green Street, Corner Sim M'HENRY <»«"i i»mi II ii ii n 111111 Poor Bachelors * Riksha boys usually do not marry as they cannot support a family. They work diligently and have great endurance, sometimes running 30 or 40 miles a day at a rapid pace. Constant exposure and inadequate food shorten their lives : considerably, ' .J . t Tularemia Carriers Hunters who take to the fields during the' fall months are warned that 90 per cent of human infections with tularemia result from contact "with the tissues, body fluids or pelts" of rabbits. However, that the rabbit isn't the only source of the disease, which is commonly known as "rabbit fever." The wide variety of animal contact® capable of infecting man with the organism which causes tularemia is not appreciated as highly as it should be. Rodents, some birds and even such animals as the dog, cat, coyote, fox, hog and sheep have been found to be sources of the infection. Mexican Border Uprisings In the spring of 1916 Pancho Villa with a small band crossed into New Mexico, and killed a number of Americans. To prevent further outrages President Wilson sent a detachment of the regular army, under the command of General Pershing, to pursue Villa. The troops penetrated 400 miles into Mexico but were unable to capture the bandit. A month after United States troops entered the country, a small force of United States soldiers were attacked and reinforcements were sent to Pershing. In June a battle occurred jyt Carrizal where Pershing's men were ambushed and many of them killed. United States troops remained in Mexico until early in 1917 when gradually they were withdrawn. ling of Leas of Eye Impair! Vision Chief reason most persons in their 40i have impaired vision is the hardening of the lens of the eye, a process which takes place normally in all human eyes, according to the Better Vision institute. This hardening process begins at about the age of 25 years and continues until old age. In adult life the lens of the eye continues to grow by the addition to its outer layers. The center fibers shrink and become dense and hard. Starting with. a central inelastic area the hardening spreads outward and by the time a person reaches 60 the entire lens usually is hard and inelastic. In many persons this hardening is fairly well ad- f vanced in middle age. As the hardening progresses minor errors of refraction may become disturbing. As the eye lens loses its elasticity its ability to change focus for near and far seeing diminishes. besides growing harder the lens of the human eye becomes more yellow and th'is increase in coloration tends to Alter out a greater amount of jthe blue and violet rays in natural and artificial light. Thus, the world of color also changes with advancing age. In youth the lens of the eye is- very flexible. Beat Caibntka Before coal can burn, it is converted into gas, and before gas can burn it is mixedwith a proper amount of air, #Thls process is called "carburetion." .. ^5^*;! - , -- *4" 0.'!! r V. 8. Roadways State highway systems total 413,- 000 miles of which 382,000 constitute the primary road. There are 250,- 000 miles of city streets; and only 95,000 miles havte been paved, while 110,000 have low-type surfaces and 45,000 miles are merely graded or drained and have no surfacing. Sup-, plementing state highways and, city, streets is a vast network of 2,400,000 miles of county, township and village roads serving six million farms with a production of 12 billion dollars annually. • Forty-two per oent of our farms are still on mud roads. Subscribe for The Plamdealer TOO LATE TO GLA88OT Want Ads on Page Six FOR SALE FOR SALE -- Household goods, including double bed, with mattress, single bed, wicker chairs, radio, victrola, etc. Tel. McHenry 675-M-2. 1 FOR SALE--4-room bungalow; insulated; indoor toilet; nrnmnjr water; nice pergola; fruit trees, shrubs and shade trees; two lots, one corner; close to lake. West Shore Beach, McCullom Lake, Tel. McHenry 123-R. :..yv ' . i-tf PM&e lw reading fa children may from improperly fune- ^ > ***** ^ w • * . * -T w OMi Vlt „.Used. fa* ****** jnahe nylons, te*»« tilep, bathroom fixtures, HnnUm^»»l P»inta, wallpaper and many other imsMial and household items. HELP WANTEDS Spots Enemies The woodcock has eyes set far back in its head so that it can see its enemies when its long bill digs deep in the ground for worms. HELP WANTED ON GAME FARM --Young man, preferably married, for work on pheasant farm. Anyone interested, contact game keeper, Oakmount Game Farm, Route 2, McHenry, Tel. 619-J-2. n Longer Blankets It is a good rule to buy blanket* six inches longer than the mattress on which they are to be used. Inverted Camels In 1857, Secretary of'War Jefferson Davis introduced the camel to the United States as an experiment in aiding troops and supply movements across desert stretches of the American Southwest. The beasts were imported from Smyrna to Texas. Inexperienced men made the mistake of loading the camels too heavily. Their feet became cut and bruised. Unable to go on, they were let loose in the desert. Later many were rounded up in Nevada, where they had become a nuisance, and were sold to circuses. Wild camels were seen in Arizona as late as 1920. 2? NOW OPEN - Trigin's Place - McCullom Lake . loe Creau fountain, Sandwich#*, Chili ^ iT free show every Thursday, starting May 30 Yellowstone Founded in 1807 Although the unique region now composing Yellowstone National park was discovered by John Coulter in 1807, it was 65 years later before it was set aside as a national park. MEN'S SHOP Phone 19 516 Main Street: McHENRY - ANNOUNCING > THE OPENING Or TINY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION East of Bridge on Route 190 McHENRY, ILLINOIS ACCESSORIES VULCANIZING! Your Patronage Solicited, W- J. (Tiny) Nuber, Operator itetfc Drilling Made Painless i ' * A drilling process which through the enamel and hard parts \ of the teeth without the patient feel* j--" V; jng any unpleasant sensation has • " been announced in Corpus ChristL iL Texas. <1 .*\ «j % i -> •; ::u i :. rv • r • ' AMB'RslOA^ - s4PICTOR»At« ' A new series of this jamou§ i tie! Motifs that represent ii^i dustrial America--from thjjfi north woods to the coctOffl ptnnring south--from die sc|r to the sunof citrus coootrj^ ' Pick jrours! AWilsoo] ^ McGEE'S McHENRY If ^ - '• Iv:; FUR STORAGE - FUR COATS CLEANED AND GLAZED -4«*--^ -For expert workmanship on ^ CURTAINS -: RUGS DRAPES V McHENRY CLEANERS and LAUNDRY SERVICES 103 Elm street Phone Mcfienry 104-M ht •' Kfjr/' •• • i im A S A L U T E T O A L L O U R V E T E R A N S FATHER'S DAY JUNE 16 .HONOR A GREAT AMERICAN - YOUR DAD J gradwtc Carnee Compact Toiletry Sets ^ "She will be thrilled" SILVER OR GOLD $6.50 Other Models PLASTIC AND METAXa $2.95 to $25.00 2 j LENTHERIC--OLD SOUTH OLD SPICE $1.00 to $5.00 That Exciting New rrafranoe Here's Writ/ny MAG/Cf , Devastating Kodaks Perfume JUST ARRIVED MAGIC POINT is so smooth you can'i even hear i( write. By 16 Pictures on Roll CAMPANA with carrying oaae $4.98 MtllC FEED prevents, flooding or leaking Needs less refilling. VERY NEW EVERSHARP $1.75 $975 MATCHING REPEATER PENCIL «5 PLU* *10. TAX PERFUME--$1.75 to $10.00 COLOGNE -- $2.00 to $4.00 MILITARY BRUSH SETS McGEE'S McHENRY FOR HIM NYLON BRISTLES Gold or Silver Backs $4.50 THOMAS P- BOLGER !J< THE MCHEKRY DRUGGIST PHONE 4-0 MEHENRY. ILL COMB and BRUSH SETS Genuine NYLON Bristles "A Qift to Treasnre" 9L76 to HBO SWAGGER TOILETRIES .. FOR THAT YOUNG MAN AFTER SHAVE LOTION COLOGNE HAIR TONIC TALC •2.50 to $5.25 j riJ'1 'v^ T' <l!"' "1 11 •iVn '*•*** v •' "*^f 1 'a "1 ' 1'"?' i'1,'~^llfVii in 1 ^"'1 • ""'ii'ili i' 1" ii'iTrr""fi"nniiirsttiiMnjjiAifftiij