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^ MjiWiii ©rwr '**• ^ Sit- Prank Briegel, whase efforts a year ago resulted In a happier Christmas for many unider- prlvlleged German children, *T has written once more to the peojgfv Pi® o' hig native LaJ|fe Geneva, requesting clothing al$d toys. The £ response of local "i^aldents last fcl year was much grater than had jg been anticipated &nd received p praise from Briegel^ag, well aa^the vAr many German chit&eii in the ?; bomb-ruined citv ci^B^fcsen who were made happy gifts. sr 3. sc prevents Mold Building a fire in the fireplaae or stove or turning on the heating system to dry out the home is effective ih preventing growth of molds in wet weather. Cotton liruiwi lnr Experiments with the new organic insecticides indicate that cotton growers may be -able to shift from dusting to spraying for control of insects, §ays the U. S. department of agriculture. * PUBLIC AUCTION AUCTION William William H. It. Sallivaa and Rasmell, Auctioneer* Chandler & EJfers,, Auctioneer* • Having decided to quit farming jon account of the death ot my husband, I will sell a* Public at Line farms, located on Auction on the W. W. Foster 12°- blin* 1 mil? ewt-of Farm located on the Crysatl Lake- °"a>slake- * mtle north of Hl8h" McHenry Blacktop Road, one mlle,.«>.wa>'8 21 ana 83, ,y W« wait iOi south of West McHenry and eijflit Highway 45 tfn miles north of Crystal Lake on TOIP TALES Hessian Fly • pairing the lines and getting the i Destroying volunteer wheat helps telephones in working order . control H-ssian f, infestations The v marriage -- were kept busy on Tuesday re-j li ItMu of Interest Taken Free the Fit* of the Plaindeakr •f Years Aio TWE>'TY-FOI7R YEARS AGO ^ of Mr. Charles frett and MISR Margaret Bonslett was celebrated on Wednesday last in St. Mary's Catholic church, by Rev. Father Kirch, at 9 o'clock • m. Henry Justen and Miss Matilda 'tYoung, daughter of Frank Young, Johnsburg will be married by Rev. 1 Father Mehring, in St. John's Wheat should not be planted until after the fall brood of dies bat emerged and left. • ' •r-'v *' i £ •cy SUNDAY, NOV. 27th I SundaynNov' 27 COMPLETE TREE SERVICE "TREE FEEDING - * Trees G * Weed Control Tly and Mosquito ANDER90N TREE SERVICE 519 Wauk McHenry 724 * SIGN SERVICE FLOOR TILE ASPHALT and RUBBER -- also . ftaASTIC WALL TIL? J. M. STANGARONE 661-J-l or 196-R McHenry, 111. Auto Radiator Service HAMIL'S GARAGE now has a complete set of test tanks, boil out tanks and flush out system. If your radiator Weds work done, roding out, boiling out, flushing out or repairing, new cores or rebuilt tadiators. Phone 682-W-2 i* Route U. S. 12 Volo, Illinois Bill Riiun the Radiator Man 'HAMIL'S GARAGE Phone 862-W-2 Route U. S. 12, Volo, Illinois For light-traffic roads and streets, secondary and auxiliary airport surfaces^targe auto parking areas Wherever light-traffic pavements must be built at lowest first cost, it pays to use Soil-Cement. SIRVICK-PROVIO. Soilcement has thoroughly demonstrated its durability and strength under all weather conditions. Hundreds of miles of roads and millions of square yards oi airport runways of soil-cement are now in use. SOIL-CEMENT IS a scientific mixture of portland cement and the soil on the site. Moistened and compacted, it hardens into a strong, durable material highly resistant to sun, rain and frost. First cost is low because soilcement is about 90% soil. Large areas can be put down rapidly with simple equipment and ordinary labor. Precise but simple methods of laboratory control assure durability. MONEY SAVING. Soilcement does for light-traffic uses what portland cement concrete does for heavier duty--it provides long serviceability at low annual cost. Urge your officials to use soilcement where light-traffic pavements are needed. commencing sharp the property: at 12:00 o'clock following described 17 HEAD of LIVESTOCK . | Miss Eleanor M Klein, youngest.1 0 ' on Thanksgiving ^ day/ (daughter t>f Mr. N. C. Klein, and ~7~ Air. Edward N. Young, second son SIXTY YEARS AGO" . lof Mrs. Catherine Young, both of . --.--- . 42 HOLSTEIN, <«l LRNSfcY AJi® this city, were married last Tues- » Jacob'Bishop and his son John, SWISS TOWS Patr^c't 8 church, by attended a wedding of a relative • | Rev. M. J. McEvoy. j„ Chicago the first of the week. Consisting of 2(5 springers, & A wedding of unusual interest. Village constable Holmes has with calf by side; balance bred *° many f riends in^ihis^ com- -been appointed truant officer by and milking good; 4 choice Ilolheifers, bred; Mushroom Soup Canned mushroom soup cotnbinCd with canned chicken soup produces a combination that is unusual and tasty. +• Oiildren's ........ 4 The six subjects of interest to children from five. to 12 years of age. are animalf^ plants, starc^ the weather. 2*--Coast 'dm--St Twenty types of grapes art fri production of port wines in Pott* ugal and as many as 10 may found in a single vineyard. T TRUCK LETTERING & WINDOW LETTERING 8H0W CARDS ^ OUTDOOR SIGHS; H. REESE Pox Street Phone 440-R munity was solemnized at St. «.ile board of directors, for this Johns Catholic church at Johns- j school district, and will see that burs at 9 o clock o« AN ednesday. |a|| children of school age herewhen Rev. Win. Weber, pastor of after attend school according to the church spoke the words which |aw - pronounced Miss Helen Bliiko. t&rn ttat George Harkins, daughter of Mr. and MVs. Clhris 0f chifcago, has purchased the , liliiSke of Pistakee Bay. and Mr. Riverside hotel property, in this IMtiS* ^ 8 reRisAu^Jl, Hampshire Ge(.)rKe Ju8ten* oWe8t son 6f-"*lr. village, together with the furni- Gilts. open aver:- o weight 200 and Mr®- Jacob Justen of this city,; ture and fixtures. Consideration, lbs ; 70 weaned nigs: 2 registered man al? W f$12,000. . Hampshire boars, average weight Another pretty November wed. Married at the church in Johns- 200 lbs. sired bv Tru-Moid; 1 well d!?g occurred at St. Johns Cath- burg. Tuesday morning, bjr ,,Rev. bred a Hampshire °.Hf Thurc!\r Johnsburg- at 9, Father Mehring, Henry J. Althoff approx. 2<)a lbs*; i, < v ° J c *Iin Wednesday of last, week.; and- Mjsf Kittie Gilles, both . V I # - I ^ h e n M i s s M a m i e S m i t h a n d M r . j M c H e n r y - K1RW 1MMHMTE 2.000! ^tophen King were united in N -- ; bushelsi oats. .4«eta- "barley. • niarriage by Rev. W eber, •. . Pullet Eggs 2.000 bales of sinnv. :tr, (t. silage Mr« Bacon • has moved iw it-ft. Silo,--•hel faml,y consisting of II Milch cows (most stein and liuernsej freshened in last 90 days); 5 br«l "» open Holstein heifers; 1 open heifers (will freshen In about #0 tiuernsey heifer, average age U days); 1 heifer 13 months old. All. months; 10 open Holstein heifers, cows lire clean in blood test; all!average ' »*«• »«os. Holstein heifers atfe vaccinated. \ Bull, 22 luonths old. MACHINERY Side delivery rake; corn binder;' silo filler; com planter; Gehl Hammer, Mill. New; 75 ft. Drive Beit; Electric fence charger; Electric Brooder. 500 capacity. new; 3 - 10 hole chicken nests; 40 steel fence posts: 40 ft. belt; 2 Motors, H Hi': 2 sacks of miiijeral: Rubber tire wheel barrow; garden hose; Mc-1) Farmall F20 T r a c t o r a n d cultivator: Mc-D 2 T..7ihMK • h1'1' family -from the Bonslett hottom 14 inch Tractor plow: . 4- building on Green street to the sets Iron Beam drag With folding • • " - • / flat over the A & P Store, where bar; grain seeder with grass seed- - nnpv POt'iiMirvT • - tfelver they will ..reside -iu the future.. er attachment; Rubber tire wagon a* JjJ. ; x 1 i " I with rack: 7-ft. Tractor Disc; f.fA. " ! .I 4 Bl,lglt j wooden wheel wagon and box; I hay mower; Mc-D Manure spreader on rubber. TRACTORS ASI) FARM FEEI> 1200 bu. Ear Corn; ' 500 , bu.-> MAC HINERY . oats: 20 Ton of 1st and 2nd cut' „ r ' ' , - ,. alfalfa hay: 10 ton straw. McD model 11 tractor on rubber, with starter, lights. P.T.O. L & H TELEVISION EMERSON and MOTOROLA SALES -- SERVICE == 604 Front 81 ' West McHenry, Illinoif Phone 403 or 653-K.2 Of units, pump and motor, '30 milk1 cans; sterilizing tanks. FORTY YEARS AGO .fetieral rule, wheh;"tKeC&rf<:e^ of a dozen grade A p u l ' . e t eggs i s -j three fourths the price of grade i A large, eggs, .they are of equal f "" • - * .'i The Green street sidewalk, for which t|)e Plaindealer has been plugging for some months has I been completed and the general! public is delighted. Henry Block, Jr., has given up miikiy*' roriPHl'\T ««»»»«>. 1949 bis position as baggageman at the! Surge inilklnK machinp. two sCour6-Kl"unI""'-0" """"" a"H" *"* ^ "la<v OC"- Grow Legumes One way to supply ths soil with organic matter and keep the productivity high is to grow legumes with grasses. units motor and mimn niue ,ine ^""' -'vlean: AC. nu.Ucl M craw-; c.up|ed ,)V Joe WaKner. feo r 3OA0 -cows; Elect1rVic 1s u' rg1 ep wa:te r ler tractor, with , bu.l.l .d^o«z.ie r blade. T1 h,ue- 1lo .c al boat manufMacl t,UurI iUn'Kg imnur• 2 wash tanks milk nails 1<w i , j rat^h; motoi i«>(entlv over- company is having a largo adiuinnperRrs^. iJft>i mmuilKk ccaannss . hruabubleedr : «A•«•C>». ntodel K tracto«ri, «own djtion .b uilt to,, its already spacious Toni Permanent Wave Kits. $1.25 and $2.00. Wattles Drug Store. 35-tf DR. HENRY FREUND ^ OPTOMETRIST - 136 S, Green St., McHenry" (Closed Thursday Afternoons) , ... V Eyes Examined -- Glasses Fitt«4 Visual Training -- Visual Rehabilitation Complete Visual Analysis Hours Daily: 9 to 12 s&d 1 to 5--Saturday Evenings: 6:00 to 8:S0 PHONE McHENRY 452 heater and strainers 1930 Twin Six Nash Car; Forks; shovels and many other articles too numerous to mention. F1RMTIRE j Frigidaire: Kenmore Washing i Machine New: :i pc. Living room set, good condition: 1 living room I wkig chair: Oak Bedroom Suite, ber: MCD including chiffonier: vanity table with chair and dresser. Oak coffee table: Credenza: RCA Victor 'cabinet radio: 2 floor lamps; card table: books; 3 mirrors; 1 con- 'goleum- rug 6x9. never used; 1 congoleum rug 6x9 used 60 days: Solid mahogany antique table; 3 ' shelve Round Book Stand; Morris chair: hassock: occasional chair: pictures and dishes; Flourescent light. TERMS -- All sums of $215.00 and under that amount cash; over that amount a credit of six.months at <> per cent will bo given on notes ap- , proved by the c lerk. Anyone desiring credit l'indlv make arrangements before purchase is made. No i property to be removed until settled ' for. MRS CHARLOTTE 1UCKSON Owner McHenry State Bank, titrkiif with new pick-up plow; McD. 2-row power lift cultivator: McD. .2-bot. 14-in. tractor plow; McD. pick-up corn planter for II or M. with* c heck wire tilizer attachment: McD. 2-row P T.O. corn binder with wagon loader; 1). B. manure spreader on rubmanure spreader: Gehl store house located just north of! the river bridge. Mr. and Mrs. GeOrge Ffound have moved to Chicago, wnere tile and fer- former has secured suitable employment. Their household goods were shipped last week. FIFTY YEARE AGO silo filler and pipe: McD. side de- • liverv rake: J.D. corn binder; j Henry Degan. who has been oeland roller: D-B power corn [ cupying A. D. Swan's farm about she)ler: D-B fertilizer spreadersjx miles northwest of McHenrv. steel wheel wagon; hammer mill, has rented P. J. deary's farm i 221- ......... , . about one mile south of,here to J ubllc Auction \ which place lie moved" last Tues- Company Terms. ( day. I The storm Monday night did a Not responsible, iu case of acci* j large amount of damage in this "SPEEDY" by McHENRY GARAGE IT'S SO SMALL I THINK IT WAS v DEHYDRATED! NO matter what make car YOU HAVE. YOU'LL6CTTHE BEST SERVICE FOP IT AT NICK MILLER'S *HEMRYGMA6t IT'S A XtA<FK FDPEI6NCAR V t 1 1 WON IN A RAFFLE, SPEEDY: ANO THEY MONT YOU- 6Q4 FRONT STREET Willys-Overland Sates- Diamond T Trucks PHONE 403 dent . •' • ' * • V i ! 4. it. Ft'fj ETT, Managfr Public A net Ion Coiiipanv, Clerk. section. Itoth telephone companies Durable thrift pavement When to Carry Umbrella Folks who complain of always' carrying an umbrella when it doesn't rain, need to brush up on their cloud-iore. When clouds are wispy, white and fluffy, or like a fine, gray blanket high overhead, rain gear can be left at home with relative safety. The rain, or "Nimbus" eloud, is low-hanging, dark, and shapeless. It has an unmistakably ominous" appearance, even to the incurable optimist. Fox is Foxy ! Sir Reynard, the unscrupulous j little red fox, is really as foxy and ' cunning as the tales and fables \ claim tie is. A capturcd fox will 1 sometimes pretend to be dead. He | will endure th& jrtti|gii£&t of punish- ! m e n t w i t h o u t s h o w i n g a n y s i g n t h a t .j he is alive but will run away as , soon as he is free. . : . V . • - ' Cooking Liver(- . I Calf or beef liver is c6^v*d j>«st at a very moderate heater a very ' short time. It should b« removed from the frying pan as soon as it .hias changed color throughout. j --.-fir . ! Complete line of Beebfli Rvcstoek j /emedies at Wattles Drag Store, Mc i Henry. * 8 tf PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION U Wost Or«Ml Av«., Chicago 10; III. AmMoimI organization to improv* and oxlond tho mot of concroto i • • fcwjk uliliflr rowank and onglnooring fMd woric U A? Send your holiday greetings to all your friends far and near. We have a gay and gala selection of greeting cards, certain to reflect your good taste. i For an added impressive touch, let us print your name on the cards you choose. Hint, the sooner you make your choice the less chance there is of miss . \ ing any one. PRICES RANGE FROM $1 per box of 25 cards Make a visit to this office and see the wonderful showing of Christmas Cards we have to offer. ! McHENRY PLAINDEALER . 100-h. f. V I hat new super-fitted pistons, quiet three-blatfe fin, new "hushed" material timing gear and new camshaft design for extra quietness. ftctondat'both ends eeyoM can't catch your K-k.p; Sii aegiae too-- fives remarkable economy. Ciwpirt "Fashiaa Car" yanal. Instruments, illuminated by soft non-clare "black light", are grouped in a tingle large cluster for eisy reading. SO WAYS NEW F0RDfor50 The one fine car in the fow-price 1M fmi "Uhgaartf" Botfioc have more strength with carefully planned application of sealing and insulation material throughout entire body. While ti hat new torsional stabilizer. Saart hardware inside and out, designed for more than beauty. Tho 1950 Ford is 50 ways now and finer ;.. from new heavier gauge steel framo and 13 way stronger "Lifeguard" Body to new designed ceiling and seating for greater head room. Now comfortable foam rubber front seat cushions, over new special nonsagging springs. Now richly colored holstery fabrics. New push button door handles, new rotary secure door latches. Eleven brand-new baked-on enamel colors that keep their freshness because they're "built to live outdoors." New treat seats with foam rubber cushions bold their shape. KlMI'tUt ^ I Musstopyouwith35% less pedal pressure. New kaked-ea cthn -- your ch6iee of 11. New aiedalhaa--front and rear adds note of beauty. TWs a in ywr future ...with o future built in Just touch tho latch of Ford's "Deep Deck" Luggage Locker--22.9 cu. ft. of usable space awaits any load you can muster. Just sit in the '50 Ford's luxurious new intorior that seats six big people--Ford has more hip and shoulder room than any. car in its class. For an even bigger thrill drive this '50 Ford... the fine car in its Bold. See ;;; hear;;; and feel the difference at your FORD DEALER'S BUSS MOTOR SALES 531 MAIN STREET PHONE 1 McHENRY, ILLINOIS