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* ' -V t,,. vJV - - - - • - -i* " *"*'-'" f- v*- -'y*^ ';*Jsr; &;v' OmMm' Life Lea|th»«l OinlfiM. which develop • yel> lewhb-ferown color in a few hours at room temperature, remain in condition for 24 to 36 bouts after being treated. Treatment with a 10 per cent dispersion of kites cuts evaporation loss by about 80 per cent. The dispersion r»yp be applied by ordinary air-compressor equipment, by a hand spray or by dipping. It evaporates quickly and leaves a film less than onethousandth of an inch thick, which is perfectly transparent and possesses a very low, moisture-vapor transmission coefficient. U «W( Ftae mgrn* ef the greaUptpwtoito pine the UMted States borders Sffc Oroflno, Mf:. IL -., rr7 OIL A McHenry Cab Phone 723 ; iwre Every Way Save your dollars, health and good spirits. Travel in oar ssraotfc, safe, speedy cabs that are the latest word in Modern comfort. And this laxnry costs so little. Poor Substitute "The housewife was telling her laundress that she had Just boon given a brand new washing* machine by her husband. "And so I guess I'll not be needing you any more," she explained. "All right, m'am," said the laundress, "but, I'll bet that electric washer woirl give you any gossip about the neighbors like I do." Nied Rubber Stamps? Order a* The Plaindealer. AUCTION Located on Hwy. 120, being *6 mile west of Volo, 4 miles east of McHenry, 1 mile west of Hwy 12, on SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23 at 11:30 o'clock K ft M LUNCH WAGON HORSES--Team of Sorrel Belgians, wt. 3.200 lbs., 7 and 8 years old. CATTLE -- 22 young Holstein »nd Guernsey cows, consisting of S cows with calf at side, 7 springers, balance, milking good; 3 heifer calves; Registered Holstein ball. Bay View Poatiac Lockiavar, born 2-14-47. 1 Reg. Holstein ball, 9 arae. old from Henry Wegener herd. T. B. and Bangs tested. PIGS--7 Chester White shoats, average weight 150 lbs. POULTRY--95 White Rock and Leghorn hens. MACHINERY--F-SO tractor (on rubber) good condition; new McD. No. 6 windrower harvester; McD. 2-bottom 14-inch tractor plow; Case combine. Model F, on rubber, with pick up attachment (in good condition); J.D. 8-ft. tractor disc (like new); McD. 8-ft. grain drill; McD. com binder (with bundle carrier and wagon loader), good condition; new 4-section steel drag; McD. mower; McD. side delivery rake; McD. manure spreader. FEED--250 bu. old corn; 8 acres shock corn; 50 acres standing corn; 1350 bales 1st cutting alfalfa hay; 50 b&l€s stn^w, MISCELLANEOUS -- New electric welder; new electric battery brooder; gas pump; gas tank; 20 bags of lime; silag>e cart; Ifegs; ibarrels; com sheller; hay rope; grapple fork; poultry equipment; wagon box; large amount of wood. MILKING EQUIPMENT -- Farm Master milking machine, complete tank; strainer; etc. SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS E. J. STENGEL, Prop. Chandler and Elfers, Aucts. Public Auction Service Co., Clerk Uncle Sam Says fouday Thursday, OeMfcer14,1MB in Hellitttf ; called "Fietstaxis" eir debut in Hollabd. mind pedaling, everything it all right. The cars are madej of UghtWelgbt metal vrith orie con-! trol for steering and a set of double pedals for pedaling. Car can carry two in front with a rumble seat for a third passenger. Wheels are bicycle type. The cars can be rented by the hour or day. It's a break for the Dutch, who are forbidden by law to use their autos on j Sunday in order to save gas. i Ad in Texas flrst-claai private raorganisbig former largo construction company has opening for ooloDel with snappy military bearing as elevator boy, doors open from sitting pctoitkm; also opening for ex-major as ofllqe boy, muat be able to dust Need a few second lieutenant* as messenger j boys, bicycles furnished. Can usej several ex-privat«ai In -vital posi tions." JUVtBNILOB ARRIBm . Three KBthorii,Wis., Javanilis, two 14 years of ace and one 16, have been held at the Monroe jail awaiting disposition by the FBI en charges of driving stolen car across the state line. Tney admitted entering the Hill Implement Co. in Elkbora iast week ing a They Need Rubber Stamps? The Plaindealer. ^ Order at Do yoa kaow the best «py to ••--re mr ihililim k ilae edtaUea? Pse> tire eest of a college < need net wait mil they eater college to •tart paylag for it. Start n» ea the aafe, --n wilag way with Di, Si*> lap Bead*, b tea years yoa*H have 14 te tftmi far every IS yea pat in. There are two aatMaatle ways for the aai ihaiB of UA $«•*•<* Beads, ywar «na*e ParreB Striap Ani,orilf self, eaiployea, year haak'a Beadm-Mewth Plaa. VS. Trmmr* Dtpmrtmtat Need Rubbed Stamps T Order at The Plaindeaier. HOURS At NAGY S RESTAURANT Open from IX a. m. to 2 a. m. every day except Thursdays. Specializing in rite, chicken-in-the-besket and steaks. Also all kinds of sandwiches and home-made PI6S* • • X . ' -V," Gome in for that late snaok after bowling or theatre" serve plate lnncbesfrom 11 a. m. to 2 p. nl- NAGVS RESTAURANT Riverside Drive McHenry . PlKOPOSE NSW LIGHTING A new onuunantal system for the business Genoa, which has become one of 'ttie most critically needed civic improvements in the community, has moved la step nearer reality through action I of the city council in authorising a | public referendum at a special «eej tion Oct. 26, on a proposed bond issue {of $20,000 to pay < for the cost of I installing a modern systen^ I business district. ' Monday night and taking a radio and some tools, which w«» recovered. The boys wora arrested when they had an accident with their car and could not explain the license plates and ownership. i ! Complete line of - Ton! Permanent Wave Kits, SLtt I remedies at Wattles Drag 8tora, Meand $2.00. Wattles Drug Store. 8ft-tf | Henry. S-tx *• First Church of Christ, Scientist.; CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS Cordially -Invites You and Your Friends to Attend a Free Lecture On Christian Scienci Entitled "Christian Science: The Proihised Comforter'* by RALPH E. WAGERS,-C. of -Chicago, 111. "Member of the Board of Tjectureship of J ^ - : The Mother Church, ,/ i The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in'vBb8t#ih. Mags. In the Ciystal Lake Comm. High School, Franklin St. ' ^ THVR8SAY, OCTOBER 21, IMS st 8:00 t. M. fowtlve/iTluyipfoie ^ VOGEL AND RUSSELL, Auctioneers a i ---- -- Having fully decided to quit farming the undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the farm known as the LeHaven farm located 2Vj miles south of McHenry, Q miles north of Crystal Lake and 6 miles east of Woodstock on the Woodstocb- McHenry black top on )^busl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21 cmnmencing at 12.00 sharjJ the following described propeli y to-wit: * 68 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK eonsisting (rf 1; W ttlStd of Onenaey dairy ctriri, six of cows %ave freshened in the past 30 days, four are close springers and balance milking good. Four of these cows are registered; 6 Heifers, 1 year old-calfhood vaccinated; 2 Heifers, 10 ifionths old-calfhood vaccinated, 3 Calves, 2 months old, 2 Guernsey bulls-1 vear old-elegible for registration; 1 Guernsey bull-3 years old-registered; 25 Feeding pigs-average weight about 185-lbs. each; 12 Gilts-average weight about 185-Ibs. each; about 1,600-lbs. FEED l,000st)U&liel eorn in ciibf 700 bulhd! oats-Clinton; 30 ton 1st cutting alfalfa and Brome mixed-wire baled; 10 ton straw- It)^ 20 «e^» standing com; 60-ft. silage in,^|^ft. |ilo» ; • • • > ' " *' MACHINERY •; Z McCormiek Deering F-20 tractor on rubber, MeCormick Deering tractor cultivator; Case Model "SC tractor on rubber; Case tractor cultivator; Case wire baler with motor (3 years old); Case manure spreader on rubber (new); Allis Chalmete combine Model No. 60 5-ft.; New Idea corn husker, 4-roll; John Deere field cultivator, 8-ft.; John Deere power mower 7-ft.; MeCormick Deering com planter with fertilizer and bean attachmti& t and tongue ti*ucks; Oliver 2-bot. 14-in. plow; McCorpick Deering Little Genius 2-bot. 14-in. plow; McCormick Deering corn binder with bundle loader & wagon hitch; MeCormick Deering 6-ft. mower; McCormick Deering 7-ft. tandem disc; iktchfield manure spreader on rubber; 4-sec. steel drag with folding draw bar; 4-sec. wooden drag; 2-sec. wooden drag; Lime spreader; Hoosier grain drill 6-ft. with grass seed attachment; Colby rubber tired wagon and rack; Lindsay rubber tired wagon and rack; steel wheel wagon; rubber tired wagon; 3-section cultipacker; McCormick Deering hammer mill; 2 row cultivator; single row horse cultivator; bob sled; walking plow; dump rake; set of breeching harness; fanning mill; rubber tire wheelbarrow; electric fly sprayer; silage cart; meal cart; electric clippers; cream separator; two feed bunks; electric fence controller; 75-ft. endless belt; 34ft. extension ladder; stock tank; two double unit Universal milking1 machines with pump and motor; two single unit Universal milking machines;-16 milk cans; two wash tanks; elpetric hot water heater; pails; strainer, etc. POULTRY 150 tieghorn hens, 1 year old; 100 high line pullets; oil brooder, waterers^ feeders, etc. Many other small items too numerous to mention. Usual Thorf» Terms. LAWRENCE F. RUDOLPH Clerking I1". W. F. Powers, Representative 110 )VBBT1SING) FOR 4 4 . ' and Ticket \. •MSMBI HEAR UNITED STATES SENATOR EDWARD MARTIN from PENNSYLVANIA SPEAK AT JHE WCX3DSTOCK (X)MMUNITY 'HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1948, 7:30 P. M. •fm ft--*' -r-f VOTE FOR AND ELECT THE FOLLOWING CANDIDATES NOVEMBER 2, 1948: For President of the United States THOMAS E. DEWEY . For Vice President EARL WARREN 'For United States Senator =0." WAYLAND BROOKS For Trustees of the Unirersity of Illinois CHESTER R. DAVIS t CHARLES L. ENOSTROM W. L. CRAWFORD Conffressaian For Governor DWIGHT H. GREEN For Lieutenant Governor RICHARD STATES ROWS For Secretary of State WILLIAM G. STRATTON For Auditor of Public Accounts SINON A. MURRAY For State Treasurer ELMER H. DROSTX For Attorney General GEORGE F. BARRETT CHAUNCEY W. REED State Senator HAY PADDOCK State Representatives NICK KELLER HARVEY PEARSON State's Attorney HON. A. WICKS . Circuit Clerk LESTER EDINGBR Coroner JGARRY SHORN TO VOTE TUESDAT, NOVEMBER 2nd . . . • (VOTE REPUBLICAN ^ I"" ! • * / ' ^ 11 mmrnmmmmmm JUDGE HENRY 0OWUN rr' G. 0. t. CENTRAL COMMITTEE, V COUNTY