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mmh mm il\ .:A ~i- 'r :-;-Wr.: :•, : PP'iC "" ' ^ ' " '-V " " • 1 ->.:> Wfc RINGWOOD i n i i m n m i i i i m i M i (by Mrs. Qeorft Sheaard) ^Mrs. Nellie Blackman entertained the Lotus Women's Club from Spring Grove at her home Wednesday. Among those to attend were Mesdames Koberstein. Olson, Van Avery, Leo Karls, Miller, Jones, Ouy Winn, Clara K. FbsWsr aad Miss Lillian Sanborn. v Mrs. Louis Hawley entertained the women's five-hundred club at her home Wednesday. A 1 o'clock luncheon' was served and prises were awarded to Mrs. Viola Low and Mrs. Marie Wegner. The W. S, £. S. was entertained !n the home of Mrs. C. L. Harrison Thursday. A pot-luck dinner was served at noon. The president, Mrs. Helen Winn, opened the business meeting. Mrs. Flora Harrison recited Whittier's "Snow Bound." Rev. Stevens led the devotional*. Plans for the addition of a new ! church basement and recreation hall were discussed. The next meet- 1 ing will be at the home of Mrs. George Shepard. ! The men of the community have . been busy' digging nights on the [church basement and are served i sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee ] by the women at the home of Mrs. ;Paul Walkington. j Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Harrison were , surprised Wednesday when they recalled word that their daughter. Cor and Truck Owners Attention! Amy, R. N, agd Donald Brener of 'Shawano. Wis., had been married ; on July 10 at Waukegan. They had ; kept it a secret. i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison ! have adopted a 10-day-old baby boy. !He will answer to the name of Al- , len Bruce. They have a little : daughter 2 years old to welcome the i new little brother. ! Mrs. Arlene Pearson is,teaching in the kindergarten school at Mci Henry during the illness of the j teacher. Mrs. Floyd Cooley. j The Community Inquirers Went on a tour in the chemical plant on | Thursday evening. They were 1 entertained in the Mitchell Kane I home afterwards. j The community club met at the ; schoolhouse Friday evening. The dedication of the new flag was held. ; The moving picture of Sister Keni ney on infantile paralysis was 'shown. At the closg, lunch was {served. j Pastor Stain of Milwaukee will : speak in Muzzy's hall on Sunday I afternoon, Feb. 27, at 3 o'clock. The Youth Fellowship group met at the home of Weldon Andreas, Saturday evening. A social time 'Was held. ' Community Night will be held at ,MSS ACCISSO*'1" ENGINEERED AND «UILT BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION FQK ; ; • It" All BRAND NEW PARTS ASSEMBLED AND BLOCKTESTED AT FACTOR* v //nprovewenfe• Plymouth I LAUGH AT CHRONIC MASTITIS* Because I know of the Beeb* G-LAC treatment that can bo given in one minute. My boss doesn't use a gyring* ... he uses the new Beebe G-LAC tube. The easily inserted tip flfaa me no discomfort and believe ma I get relief. I know he does not have to keep it in the refrigerator ... he does not need to warm the tube. He knows that authorities agree Beebe G-LAC (tyrothridn) is the most • efficient treatment known* The Beebe G-LAC remains active in my udder for days. Only one of my milkings needs to bo discarded and that can be fed to the calves. Remember one out of four of us has mastitis. He tests my A; S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. V 1 301 E. PEARL STREET PHONE 156 McHENRY, ILLINOIS pais and me regularly with Beebe Te?t Pads. He gets them free at the store with tile Beebe Bull's Eye on the door. • •Due to Streptococcus affalact!ae> . My boss buys at . . . BOLGER'S DRUG STORE PHONH 40 McHESBY, ILL. the Methodist church next Sunday evening. A pot-luck supper will be served at the" church. Everyone Is welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crtaty and Mr. and Mrs. E. & Whiting spent Thursday evening in the Tony Freund home in West McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Saunders j of Sycamore, Jack Brennan of Elk- ; horn, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Winn and 'daughter. Janet, of Richmond, Mr. {and Mrs. Wm. Brennan and family | of McCullom Lake and Mr. and ! Mrs. Charles Brennan attended a j birthday dinner Sunday in the ,Fred Wiedrich, Jr., home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe King and sons lot Chicago spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whit- ,ing. ) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nprdgren and ( daughter. Nancy, of Waukegan j I spent Sunday afternoon in the Fred j Wiedrich. Jr.. home. I Mrs. Marie Wegner entertained j her daughter from Algonquin over I the weekend. ! Miss Alice Cristy of Evanston ! spent the Weekend in the Kenneth i Cristy home. j Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon of ' Antioch visite<J his mother, Mrs. Jennie Bacon, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Larson and Donald Blackman visited Mrs. Nellie Blackman Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brennan were visitors in Chicago Friday. t Mr. and Mrs. George Shepard j were visitors at Woodstock Friday I morning. I Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Butler attended Funk's dinner meeting at the "Milk Pail" on Thursday evening- Miss Marian Hawley spent^he weekend with her cousins, jthe Lenard Carlsons, in Chicago and attended a dental, meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kane and daughter, Nancy, visited the I former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl j Kane, Sr.. at Mundelien. j The Me Henry-Richmond group of j teacher? attended a meeting at, the j Ringwocd school Friday. I Mr. and Mrs. B. T„ Butler and : Mrs. Entires, with the intermediate ! teachers of District 10, visited Pala- | tine and North Barringtou schools, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Ainger" and family of Hebron spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and <4Hrs. I George Shepard. ! Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Andreas ! and family visited his mother at j Marengo Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Smith and ! small son, Dickie, of Chicago were j Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and j Mrs. Wm, Hoffman and visitors at the home of his parents. Mr. and 1 Mrs. S. W. Smith, in the afternoon'. ClMli JDry Cooking, such as baking vegetables and roasting and broil* ing meats, lowers and In some cases entirely prevents loss of vitamins by water solution. Any drippings from broilei or roasted meat and Juices from baked frCtits and vegetables should be used, preferably as a part of the dish prepared, for they are high in soluble vitamins and mineral* Bfaw Rom where I sit... £y Joe How's You? Listening Time? • '4i Step Up Penicillin 'Crepe' Production of penicillin "crops" can < be stepped up through X-ray treatment of the molds in a new j process patented recently, accord- I ing to National Patent Council j Doses of 50,000 to 150,000 roentgen j units are applied to mold spores. { Though most of the spores are j killed, those remaining are newly j induced, mutated strains which pro- j duce larger "crops." Complete line of Beebe livestock remedies at Wattles Drug Storfe, Mc- Henry. «-tf Subscribe for The Plaindealet. Back Howell and I were in Bale* vflle last week. Dropped in at Bob's diner where some friends were sitting around talking about whether to sell hogs now or wait. Buck plunges right into the discussion. He's lecturing away when suddenly they all stand up and start stomping their feet like it was an Indian war dance. I'm flabbergasted. But Back' only looked sheepish and explains, "Guess I was talking again, when I should-of been listening. When a person's talking time gets out of line with his listening tiiManmi' here, the gang reminds bin standing up and stomping." Frost where I sit, that's a gs'sj,1 system. Everyone has a right te hi* opinions--but others have a right to theirs, too--whether it's deciding between to sell or not to seflL apple pie or cherry pie, or a glass of mellow beer or cider. Life's man interesting that way, and hang it if you don't sometimes learn thing!" Copyright, 1949, United States Brewers Fonndatiem "SPEEDY" by NICK MILLER'S McHENRY GARAGE ,AHCTMet? Pise. T WILL. Cjive ME *seo r A chance to show \txj ' UCrtT'Z HOW MUCH OET-C'PAMD i---rVY, OQ TH6 CAP MAS SINCE ' Tf COMPLFmy »CifONO«TCNtD NICK MILLER'S *HENRVGMA6E HONKT MI3TEP r WAS josTseew how Quick a get-away my CAN MAO AND. BANC X MIT YOOwcu, SHOW. > ItL ' OF ALU. TH' HUNCTJtO* / NTXf AND HUNDQEOS O*: A CAN T>4AT CARS IN THIS TOWOJ 1 HAD TO PICK ONE 1 TO HAVE AN AOCJOCNT AWAY -- WTH -THAT BELOfMCO' toMC, j-toTHe cmtF or , . He»e. _ Pouct/ 608 FRONT STREET ROUTS 31 PHONE 408 *&P COFFEE AMERICA'S NO. I FAVOIITE! AUCTION B»ER and HAISMA, A acts. V * # # # # ml Yfalcm up feeling bright as a button . I've Been sleeping under my electric blanket. Its gentle warmth lulls me to in a jiffy •.. and helps me really stretch out and relax. I think it's wonderful, too, that just one blanket keeps me so completely comfortable, in spite of changing temperatures, jjtnall wonder I wake up bright* , eyed and rested." *3 easy to enjoy this modern sleeping comfort;:: fust set the dial to the temperature you want, turn on die switch, and fall asleep assured of being comfort* ably warm until you awake in the morning. No matt ter how the temperature in your room drops or rises, pie automatic control of your electric bedcover wj|l make sure you stay just as warm as you want to be. Fresh air fiends can open die ' windows as wide as they like • , . and still sleep in warm comfort. Yoa'U find electric bedcovers are easy to care for, too. •. blankefS can be laundered an<£ comforters cleaned with no trouble at all. And if you're interested in cutting fuel bills you can still . sleep in comfort when the heat is turned down low. You'll be bright as a button when you sleep under etac* trie bedcovers. .. itceuuc my Sbetitic 'StcutAei five* me teal 4(eefti«g> comApntf* i On' Beach Grove kd.V located %• mile west of Hwy. 21. Vi mile e;ast of Hwy., 59, 4^4 miles north of Lake Villa, on SUNDAY, -FEBRl'ARY 87, , at 1 o'clock K & M LUNCH WAGON. , 16 Young Holsteln and Guernsey I rows, 4'onglMtlng of £ cows with i calf at Hide, 11 springers, 3 fresh I In past (10 days; 1 Jersey heifer, 117 month** old; 2 Jersey heifer cal'eti. 5 months old. Several first ! calf heifers. T. -B. and Bangs I tented. . . EXCELLENT MACHINERY -- 1947 Case "VAC" tractor on rubber (starter lights. P. T. O.. power lift land cab); J. D. Forage Harvester; Gehi Forage blower; New Idea I manure spreader (on rubber); 2 I steel wheel wagons; etc. FEED--500 bushel oats; 100 lbs. red clover seed; 5 ton baled alfalfa and clover hay. j MILKING EQUIPMENT -- Rite- I Way double unit milking machine, | complete; 3 sterliiing tanks; 8 i milk cans; etc. j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE--Some ; household furniture, including beds, j dressers, etc. ! DON KMGGF, Owner ! Public Asction Service Co- Clerk DOXIXICK M1CHELOTTI AUCTION TLOC* AP t feeHw-HeM 90M Uyan MM wNk truw) dtecolal* cvttard 1*4 topped wtMi rick bvttVKakk Icing. Mhm* • MICIom! •> JANE PARIWI PANOCHA 2-LAYERCAKE EACH 39^ ran rim PUASIM FUVM FM P«M> HEASNM VAUK ; Tkara'a aach itak irfmtoirt . . . aack bmh aatiaiMllaB a • as «f AAP 0#% If* Amrki'i N*. 1 Bavar-farwrita. Aa4 Ttll ba ynr Irarito, to* ... IM tea yarn testa mm ml AAPi miri Miak Atway. kau-M, daw Omim* wkaa ytm bar - . . A4P CaSFaa'a thrttty prica nfcn h AaaiWk Nat. 1 eaflaa haty, tea. Gat aaaaa tedajr . . . yoal aaja? it avary 4ay. BIGHT O'CLOCK MEUCW?!. MA. .........„..ja© mm Mk, las I1.1S JANC MUCH N«t Cress BUM. JANE MKKIt Ntate Chips »A« JANC PARKER CHOC. OOUILE DIP Laytr Cakt JANE PARKER FILBERT FILLED Uag Cf*M 6ak« ... . .(a. 35c JANE PARKER PINEAPPLE ~9:°Sl$c *>/i-INCH RED CIRCLE W^L-BOCMED BOKAR FRESH FROM THE HEART OF TEXAS Tmm i$ famoui for vagatablai. And kara tiMy . budqat-priead. CKoota your favoritet at AIP today. FLORIDA GOLDEN HEART OELXET FLORIDA NEW CABBAOS WUH MM CatM tA.BBtt FRESH MUSHROOMS AT A NSW LOW PMCS PLAIN OR CHIVE U. (•ttag* fthMMCTN. 3 u. Tkera are m«wl type* ehMe Mcewi fro* wMdb you may ckMMi BocfPfc Shoots $29.95/ Mkmkmti (Twin M Sm) bx>m 139.95; ifcwfcots (Powhlo » !«/ Slam) from $41.95, Comfoftors $49.05. AM pHcm tmM* Mm* B*d» Tax. Ih Your Dmalmr or Oir Weores# Storm fUBLIC SERVICI COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS m, i WILLIAM H. RUSSELL and l | WILLIAM B. S1LLI VAX, A act*. | ' i The undersigned, having rented his farm to Carl Pislon, the new tenant furnishing ail machinery. 1 and equipment, will sell at Public Auction on his farm 2 miles East i and one mile North of Woodstock, 1 1 mile North of Fosdick School, 836 j miles South of Hebron, on SATURDAY, FEBKI'ARY 26, 194» commencing at 12 o'c lock, the fol- ] i lowing described personal property, 'to-wit: „ I V. A. C. Case tractor; V. Cj Case j tractor; Case 14-in. 2-bot. "plow; I ' Case 16-in. 2-bot plow; C'ase trac- 1 tor tnanure spreader on rubber; i Case corn picker; Case silo filler; j V.. G. Case tractor cultivator; > V. A. C. Case tractor cultivator; | Case 2-row tractor corn planter | .with fertilizer attachment; Case 10-fL diac; Case tractor pow^r i mower; 2 wagons, box and hay rack; Case side delivery rake; Qase power corn binder and loader; £ase grain drill with fertilizer and grass seed attachment; Ke- j wanee elevator; Gasoline motor for I elevator; machine greaser; Casel 4-section drag; power belt; 2 sets' cultivator shells; hog feeder; cow 'clippers; barn silage cart; manure loader and snow plow; gasoline ; barrels, gasoline funnel cans, forks, shovels, scrapers, pails, wire j stretchers, scythes, etc. ! Rabber tired wagon; new hay ropq; pair of eveners; neck yoke; :Surge hot water heater, 8 mos. old; [single row cultivator, new; 4 No. 12 shovels; 3 forks. I The majority of this machinery is ' not over two years old. J MILKHOl'SE EQI IPXECT 16 milk cans; hot water heater; wash tank. Also including many articles too • numerous to mention. | Not responsible for accidents. TERMS--All sums of $25.00 and .under that amount cash; oVer that [amount a credit of six months at 6 j per cent will be given on notes ap- ! proved by the clerk. Anyone desir- J ing credit kindly make arrangements before purchase 4s made. No property to be removed until settled for. DOVDVICK MH HKLOTTI, Owner Firti National Bank of Woodstock, .^Pr'r ' • "i!V<;rV WISCONSIN FANCY 9VAUIT Swiss 6IMSSS U. 7B« ASP RINDUSS IMdar tkmm DOLICIOUS CHEESE MOS Cks4l-0-Bit MADE OF RICH MlUt Bit* Clittst ^ lit ALWAYS A FAVORITi * ** LtRfhori Chttn .^BBt A «REAT CHEESE FOOS . Mil-0-Blt JS&1U QUICK OR REGULAR ROLLED ISc •LAZE OF «OLD CALIFORNIA 0AU1IFL0WEE CALIFORNIA FRESH DATES .. PLORIDA JUICE ORANGES YELLOW DRY ONIONS MICKELBERRY'S SKINLESS FRANKS MICKELBERRY'S VEAL SAUSAGE ... WILSON'S REGULAR HAMS CLEANS HANDS TILL THEY'RE LOVELY SWEETHEART SOAP AT A VALUE! ffelk 10» lk T» 1 lb. pkf. Mb S Ibs. ISo cjb. 56c wboie Frl«,hHk»iw«T, LIHC0 BLEACH. CrUSHttf PlMllipIt ..^.?iN Bit |F IT'S LOVELY TO WEAR--FOR CARE USE V , Slietd Ptathtt CHIFFON FLAKES .. ... ^ SO* PERFECT STRIKE Chiim Salmti TRELLIS, WHOLE KERNB. fitldti Otra M 'lim BBt .^JBIt %J1Bc AT A SAVINEW ItM PtM •ANQUET ' Wb#lt tbltktt ,...^5' BIsBB TRY WITH YOUR FUDGE MAKING1 SWEET FOR THE KATHI SWEETHEART SOAP -1 * J! -I. i,* •aSkS,-. SAWYER BISCUIT Ca SALTINIS 27e A GREAT FAVORITI SWIFTS CUTS GREASE IN A JIFFYI BORAXO HAND SOAP •-OZ. FKG. If A DBJaoUS OuiCK MSAL PREM A FAVORITFRJFOR «* YEARSI REP STAR YEAST FOR KTTER PANCAKES ' OOLBEN SOY Mil YOUR DOG WILL STAY AT HOME FOFT IDEAL D00 F00B • • • • • • WN ESPECIALLY WIADE TO DO KTTER X>«L OLD DUTCH CLEAHSER FLAVOR YOUR SOUPS TO A RETTIR TASTE1 • ^ o • • • iww • wwi\ <ivvr# iv n tciisi HERB-OX CIBES \i\ ', V'N ¥