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of the gnat nunber of classified ads which appear ia M* Plaiadealer each week, we hate feud it Impossible to keep bedk» on soch email accounts. Therefere, in the futon, only ads which •» paid for beforo this section of the paper goos to press at 10 o'clock oa Wednesday morniag* will bo printed. F OK SALE FOR SALE--Eight-piece solid wal- A'nut dining room set. Tel. McHenry 105-W. 29 FOR SALE--Boxer pups, Champion Sire. Phone McHenry 793-J. P. Fischer, Country Club Subd. *29 'Mil W Boer • fox yo«r tee cold ease jUcr FF all Hads. «MW to the jyttMMtt'i laa. whore good f^p#t acet; all kiads of wines sad naskage goods to take out st the lowest prices. 513 Main street. A1 Phssnenstill, prop. 23tf FOR SALE--Beautiful 9 co. ft. Westinghovse Deluxe refrigerator. Like new. Can bq seen «t Carey. Electric on Green St., McHenry. *29 *'OR SAUB--Zenith radio* auto ma tic record changer combination; table model, like new; been used only a few times. Call McHenry 77-J. *29 FOB SALE «- Aprons, rugs and other gift articles. Call mornings or fteniagi. Mrs. Ensign,. 301 Main street, McHeary. *29-2 jFOB SALE--Cable Grand upright piano only $10.00. Phone 658-J-l. 29 FOR SALE •-- Registered spotted Poland China boar. Charles Weingart, phone McHenry 863-W-2. *29 FOR 8AL£--Kimball upright, very good condition, $30. Mrs. William Hpencer, plione McHenry 206 M *29 FOR SALE--South Wind gas anto heater. Call McHenry, 592-M-2 after 5 p. m. *89 j FOR« 8A£K--Table walnut radio- 5bono player, uon-automatic, $15.00. [artln rifle 22, bolt action, $20.00. j Mrs. Grimm, County and Algon- : quhi Rd. Phone Wonder Lake 241. ! *29 FOR SALJtt--Hudson electric he&ted stock tank heaters. Vvcital's Phone 98. ' 29 *OR BALE--Large oil heater, 18" pot and 275 tank, 1 year old, priced right for quick sale. Call 575 W-1. 29 *1 > HOME FOR SALE--Spring Grove, .111., 6-room hotne, electricity, plumbing, stoker heat, ia good repair. To settle estate. Call J. E. Carey, Wilmot 73-K-l. " *29-3 'FOR SALE--8 •piece dining room set, with table pad; also rug and pad. Call 686 W-2 or 690-K-l. *29 3 FOR SALE--Tire chains <5:00x16, $7.95. Community Auto Supply, McHenry, 111. 29 FOR SALE--2 oil burners, 1 like new; also 1 hot water heater, like njew. Phone 640-W-2. 29 m' BALE--2 large unit heaters over 600 ft. radiation. Hi or low pressure. New, in original crates, $125.00 each. E.-J. Sheldon, Grayslake, 111. Phone 7911. *29 FOB BALE--Strictly fresh eggs. By the dozen, or bv the cftse. Please chll McHenry 367. *29 ^OR BALE •-- Hoover vacuum cleaner and attachments; 12x18 reg; shoe roller skates, size 7; antique barber shop table and mirror. Call 574 .1-2. *29 FOR SALE -- All year homes. a rooms and bath near Chapel .Hill, $7500.00 ; 4 rooms and bath North "of Johnsbtirg, $7500.00. JACOB I^RITZ-REALTOR, in Johnsburg, tel. McHenry 37. - 28tf FOR SALE -- Yorkshire boars. Hickory Creek Farms. Phone McHenry 670-M-2. 28-2 FOR SA1|E---Plymouth deluxe 1936^ 4-door sedan; good runniug order. Tel. McHenry 562-M 1. 28-tf 1'OR 8ALE--Tree ripened, taste tested fruit delivered prepaid by express, $4.50 per bushel, oranges, grapefruit, tangerines. All of one Wind or assorted. Send check with Order to D. W. Ma Hoy, Lake Helen, Fla. 27-4 BABO .UNS -- IN PE HOMES. MCHEKRY, MEOULODM LAKE, WONDER LAKE. FARMS, , CHOICE LOTS. RESORT PROPERTY, B U S I N E S S E S . KNOX REAL ESTATE, 405 RICHMOND ROAD. PHONE MCHENRY -421-J. ll.tf FOR SALB--Antiques, glass, china, silverware, lamps, clocks, clothes for the family. Formats, (tills clothing in good condition.) Open daily until 10 p. m. Sundays and holidays, 11 a. m. to 6 p. m. Miscel laneouf Items. Mrs. R. Dietrich, Terra Cotta road, Terra Cotta Consignment and Resale and Antique Shopi % mile west Terra Cotta factory which is on Route 31. Crystal Lake 1346 R 1. . g.tf FOB SALE--Private liquor inventory of national brands of unopened stock. Whiskey, gin, brandy, Wines, champagne, cognacs, cordials, liquors and rum. Book valued at $1,100 will dispose for $990 cash. For details write Danny Daniels, Box 128, McHenry, Illinois. 29 FOB SALE--Johns-Manrille Homo Insulation, installed by Tho Wall- Fill Co. For estimate Call Leo J. Btlllitig. McHenry 18. 4<Mf FOB SALE--McOnllom Lake homo, 7 rooms and bath. 3 bedrooms upstairs, large den, kcitehn, knotty pine diniitg room, living room with natural fireplace and canvassed walls. Carpeted, living room, dining room, hall and stairway. Marlite tile kitchen and bath room. Finished basement, laundry room. Birch panel rumpus room and asphalt tile floors. Large closets and fruit closet, electrie hot water heater. 2 car garage, 3 lots wooded and beautifully landscaped with shrubs and flowers. Outside patio and fireplace. Paved street. Completely insulated, forced hot air furnaee with stoeker. Large picture windows, white stone driveway, steel Venetian blinds, picket fence enclosed. Moat bo soon to bo appreciated. Call owner Al. Wetle, McHenry 678-M-l. £7-3 FOB SALE -- Infants' wear, costume jewelry, ceramics, bono china lamps, glassware, ideal Xmas ftfta; all moderately priced. llife Hemsley Gife Shop, opposite depot, Fox Lake, 111. 26tf FOB SALE -- In McHenry, 8 flftM near intersection of 31 aad ISO, large lot faeing U.S. 31 aad mill* stream, also suitable for business, for information call Jacob Hrits, in Johnsburg. Tel. McHenry 37. 25-tf £«B fALB--1935 Eljmouth tires, excellent running conoitlsa, *$100.00. Also Bendix washer, 1 yr. old and stake making machine, never used. Phone McHenry 392. l*OR SALE-- Modern Brick Home 4 to 6 rooms; Faee Brick on all four sides, Radient H. W. Heat or Automatic Hot Air, also Automatic Hot water Gas heater, City Sewer, Walking distance to R.R. and stores, Bathing Beach. Only $1500.00 or more Cash down payment, BaL 20 Years to pay. Jacob Fritz-Real Estate in Johnsburg. Tel. McHenry 37, or Chicago, Lincoln 1333-4. 24tf MISCELLANEOUS SELECT YOUR LOT In Millstream Subd., and We build you a MODERN BRICK HOME. For appointment, call JACOB FRITZREAL ESTATE, In Johnsburg. Tel. McHenry 37, or Chicago Lincoln 9-1333. 25 tf 9 (OR SALE--Generators, nrmatures, itarters, fuel pumps, distributor! toltage regulators and Ignition parts t>r Ford and all other cars. Seaco hies & Service, Lily moor, Fred J. fvoboda, Prop. Tel. McHenry 183. 47-tf ioR SALE--TYPEWRITERS, AOHNG MACHINES. Service on all lakes. Also ribbons for all makes; carbon paper. L. V. Kiltz, Clay St., Woodstock. Phone 549. 7-tf PIANO! -- 40 Miles from High Prices. Many Christmas Bargains, on Spinets and Grands--new and used--all leading makes. Open Monday Evenings until Christmas. Call Elgin 780. DAVID E. STARK PIANO CO., 21 N. Union 8k, Elgin, 111. 29 % FOR BALE--Feeder pigs on farm 0 miles northeast of Antiocli on Tlighway 50. Wesley H. Saucerman, Salem, Wisconsin. Phone Bristol 52-R-13. *27-3 . f ; f"OR SALE -- Confinement raised young turaeys, premium quality. 16 to 22 lbs. dressed weight. Also live birds. Ed Schmelzer. West McHenry, 111. Rt, 1. Phone 613-R-l. •245 OOMPLBTE TBBB SERVICE -- Troo Feeding -- A ' ... Trass SFBAYINO Wood Control ~ Ply and Mosquito AMDBBSON TREE SEBVICE Bit Waakogan Boad - McHenry 724 15-tf MONTHLY BOOKKEEPING 8KB' VICE--Records Installed and maintained. Elmer P. Adams: Certified Tax Consultant. One mile north of Fox Lake on Route U. S. 12; Fox Lake, 111. Phone Fox Lake 6962. 47-tf WELLS DBILLED OB DBTVEN i WATBB SYSTEM -- We sell, repair and install pump. Bill Bacon, 206 Main Street, McHenry. Telephone 1«7. 25-tf >1 • • * < 1 1 1 1 I I I H M I I I I H I I I H H M M M I H M I I I I I 1 1 1 *< '• I: Helen Weber, Says: TRRFCBSH TOUS HOME FOR TBI HOLIDAYS WITH' EXPERTLY > CLEANED DSAPKS, GOV EBS and CURTAINS. McHenry Cleaners I-iimk im-M Bm.8%. ' Ho!e* Weber. 'Iter--+' Do Tow X-Mas BMpptaf By Us-- Lamps for the Kiddles pother and Dad. They make beautiful and lasting gift*. Reasonably prieed. Kiddies Lamps reduced for Xmas. 2 week delivery. Louise Dick, Seminole Drive, Indian Ridge, phone Wonder Lake 243. 29 AUCTION .9caday, December 11^ 1941 1 p. m. Mrs. Frank Wozniak Farm 1% miles northwest of Burton's Bridge and Route 176. • J Household Goods Hay and Feed Antique Furniture and Dishes (IhiekcQs, Ducks and Geese • and 'Hundreds of Other Items 8. T. Christensen, Auctioneer '•t,Chicago 31, 111. Newcastle 1-6606 29 NOTICE /Open bowling every afternoon, 1 p. in. to 5 p. m. Pin boys are available. For reservations call McHonfy 349. Palace Recreation- . 29 OTHOLSTERINO--There is itill time to have your chair or davenport upholstered . before the holidays. Phone Vic's Upholstery Set- Tice, Pistakee 551-R-l. *29-2 For the first WAMTSB-Smftli 2-whe<-l aatpmobile trailer. Call 54«-J-2. *29 WANTED TO B9Y WANTED TO BUY--We have cash buyers for resort properties, homes and farms. JACOB FRITZ, BBALTOR, at Johnsburg. Tel. MoHenry 37, or Chicago, Lincoln 13S3. 2-tf FOR RENT ROOM <OB BENT -- Room for eouple."Apply Johnsburg. Ben Touvau or call 581-W-l -- neighbor. *29-2 *UB KtiMT--New four room eottage for rent until June 1st 1950. Bath, running water, all conveniences. Call Mr. Ricks, McHenry 500- M-2. Sunnvside Estates for information. Clarence Prieh, owner. 29 FOB BENT--Johnson floor waxer, $1 per day. Gamble's, West McHenry. 7-tf HELP WANTED KINSBY ft BENSTEN • Carpenters - Summer Homes - Remodeling Cabinet Work For estimates: Tel. McHenry 893-J or Woodstock 1359-W* 29 9 BRING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS TO CS--We can deliver anything from a snapshot to large murals, or free hand oil paintings. Copying and framing. CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, FILMS AND SUPPLIES. ..WORWICK'S STUDIO, 117 Riverside Drive, McHenry. Phone 275. 40-tf MIME OORAPK SERVICE • Typing Mimeographing - Addressing Prompt Service • Reasonable Rates 647 Washington Street, Route 14 Woodstock. Tel. Woodstock 476-M. 10 tf CLOCKED SEWER! Have the electric rod cut out the obstruction. No digging. No lawn mess Septic Tanks and Grease Traps Cleaned, Built and Repaired. Modern Construction.' lompetent Engineering. _ce County Sanitatv COi; -^ Libertyville Tel. 1346. 47-tf OABBAOB COLLECTING -- Let us dispose of your garbage each week, or ofteaer if desired. Reasonable rates. Regular year round route. John E. Hill, P. O. Box 274, Mc Henry, Phone 365. tf EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPING--TREE SURGERY AND BBMOVAL -- INSUBED TBBB ESTIMATES J. W. BAYCBAFT, P. O. Box 16S Phone 2M-B -- W. McHenry, 111. 45-tf TJ MOW XS THB TIME TO ORDER ilmea brnamenthl iron railings. Alis- ' cellanous and structural steel. Let us figure your job big or small. All work done by skilled craftsmen. Your inquiry will receive prompt atention. Phone 617-M-l. Schroeder Iron Works, Route 31, 2 nyles south of McHenry. 20-14 BZPBBT PIANO TUNING AND BEPAIBING -- Work fully guaranteed. Also used pianos for sale. E. Zaboth. Call collect, Lake Zurich 3102. 15-tf GIFT SHOP This Xmas shop at Ilemsley's, see Northerly Illinois' greatest display of Costume Jewelry; Juinor Snow Suits and Toys; Beautiful Lamps; Imported Ceramics; English China Cups and Saucers; Crystal Clear Glassware. A wide variety of moderately priced gifts for all the family. Hemsley Gift Shop, Fox Lake, 111. Open from 9 to 9 until Xmas. 29-3 DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest cash trices paid for cows, horses and ogs; no help needed to load. Day and night, Sundays and holidays. Call Wheeling Rendering Works, Wheeling No. S; reverse charges. 36-tf HAVE YOUR CESSPOOLS, catch basins, septic tanks, cisterns cleaned by Eddie's Sanitary Service. Eddie Huff, Prop. Tel. McHer.ry 290. 29-tf NOTICE--Leading farm equipment manufacturing company wishes to •contact party or parties interested in assuming dealers franchise in McHenrv, Illinois. Write Box 777, Plaindealer. *26-4 WINDOW SHADES--OR VENETIAN BLINDS--New line of removable slat and Bauflex orginal blinds and tapes. Bonderi/.ed and galvanized Acme metal. Sterling Window Shade & Venetian Blind Co., 5640 W. Division street, Chicago. Phone Columbus 1-8743 or McHenry 651-M-l Fri. evening, Sat. or Sun. Free estimates. All work guaranteed. One and two . weeks' service. 27-tf C. J. H. DIEHL Woodstock Piano Tuner Phone 208-W 526 Washington St. 30-tf Woodstock, HI. t :k • H U l l l l l H I I M n m M U M I I H M M l M I H H I M I I I Homes -- Oarages -- Insulation -- Roofing -- Combination Windows -- Siding and Remodeling. SPECIAL Will biuld seven room ranch home fully insulated, $5,995.00. Easy terms. AIR8PUN IN8ULATXON CO. Free Estimates. Phone Wonder Lake 698 after 5 p. m. *26-4 WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED Bring in your property--we will furnish the customers. Bushels of 4 per cent money to loan on farms. A business that reputation built for over one-half een* turv. It msut be right or not st all. Large ones, small ones, we sell farms. QUINLAN LAND OFFICE, Tel. Woodstock 50. 26-4 WANTED--Watches and jewelry to repair. Anthony Noonan, 200 So. Green street, McHenry. (Front part of Claire Beanty Shoppe.) 15-tf HELP WANTED -- Two punch press operators required at once. Young mC'i willing to work preferred. no experience necessary. Good wages, steady work. Apply Johnson Tool and Mfg. Company, 525 West Street, McHenry. 29 HELP WANTED--TOOL aud DIE MAKERS. Tool makers with 10 years or more experience and die sinkers with 10 years or more die casting experience. Apply in per Son. Electric Auto-Lite Company, Woodstock, 111. 29 HELP WANTED--Woman for gen <eral housework, must like children Stay, room, board and small salary. References required. Call Wauconda -472. 29 HELP WANTED--Girl for general office work in McHenry; some typing knowledge. Address Box 81, in care of Plaindealer. 29 *ELP WANTED -- Women aud girls. 200 North Riverside Drive. McHenrv, III. 22tf SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED -- Young lady would like position in office. University graduate. Experienced in bookkeeping and office manage ment. Phone MeHenrv 615-M-2. 29 LOST LOST--Heifer, mostly black,"! year old last seen between Veto and Lily Lake. Call McHenry fiOO R l. Georg<y Deitrieh. * *28-2 Nultry SpMlallit Say*... .v C*l*ra4t FlMkt to* taall" It may be a blow to bhekyard poultry raisers, but Colorado'^; average farm poultry Clock small to be profitable, Ufford, Colorado A tc M colkj^ti:- tension service poultry qpfetal Eighty-five per cent df' "itiill flocks have fewer than 100 biit|s, Ufford adds. Tests show that larfir flocks produce more eggs per I When tiie flock is small, the poul raiser often neglects good management practices, he says. "More poor quality eggs g» to market from shiall flocks because eggs are kept over a longer period of time before taking them to market," Ufford explains. But such reports should vet discourage home poultry keeftog. the poultry specialist points out The figures show, however, that good laying records follow good management. Management of a small flock of a dozen or two pullets in the backyard can be as good as on commercial farms. Many small flocks are left to shift for themselves and the result is a low average. Owners of large flocks make a business of poultry keeping and are more likely to apply newer technological improvements, Ufford explains. They buy quality chicks which are bred to lay. They feed them scientifically, house and care for them in accordance with best practices, cull low producers and keep a high proportion of young layers. Backyard poultry growers can do these things, too---but owners of small flocks will have to exercise more "know how" for each egg produced than the owner of a large flock. Header's Courtroom S«|f«sto4 Klsm bits antfJtrfcs * Trvstwtrtfcy DIVWCM By Will Bernard, LLB. State laws vary. For personal. " • " ef». «• w a *ai;. rwi |Ritvuei guidance. your local attorn*! FMI TrwklM •( YOHMI IMTMM, Say* SpMiililt The fact that 80 per cent of young people of high school sge have defective feet is evidence of the increase of foot trouble and the need, for attention to foot health. Nearly all babies are born with normal feet. Yet by the time they are 10 years old, 40 to 10 per cent of our children have feet defects. These include red spots, blisters, ingrown toenails, corns, cslluses, and hammer toes. If neglected these foot troubles can grow into real defects. It is encouraging, health authorities point out, to know that most foot defects at children csn be avoided and that most of those of adults can be corrected. In childhood, stiff, heavy outgrown shoes account for 72 per cent of the foot defects, while too-short stockings are also disastrous. Size changes in the feet of growing children occur more frequently than often is realized. From ages 2 to 10, size may change every four to eight weeks, while in the 10-to-12 age bracket, an increase of from one to three sizes occur every 12 to 16 weeks. After age 15, the foot size usually does not change more frequently than every six months. But foot size may increase at any time during adult life. 8weet Potatoes " Cook sweet potatoes quickly and serve them piping hot to preserve as imich Vitamin C as possible,--_ May a Man Be Jailed For Throwing Kisses at a Girl? A pretty girl worked as a maid in a suburban home. One day, while she was there alone, the grocer stopped in to deliver some packages. In a sudden whim of romantic fervor he "puckered his lips and smacked them." The girl just looked at him coldly. The grocer, undeterred, tried the same thing Join oar Christmas Savings Club. McHenry State Bank. 29 agaih. Again he got no encouragement. Deflated, he turned and walked out. Later the girl decided to teach the man a lesson for his freshness. She went to the police and had him arrested on a charge of assault. However, when the judge heard her story, he ordered the grocer released. After all, opined the judge, the poor fellow had merely suggested a kiss--not taken one! Is a Bus Driver to Blame For Jolting the Passengers Too Hard? A woman was standing at the rear door of a bus, waiting for her stop. As the bus neared the corner, the driver swung toward the curb, opened the door, and slammed on the brakes. The jerk was so sudden that the woman lost her grip on the railing and went flying out the door. Bruised and shaken up, she later sued the bus company for damages. The company argued that a bus driver can't avoid giving the riders a certain amount of "jolts and lurches." But the court nevertheless granted the woman's claim. The judge said that 'erking hard enough to toss a passenger right out the door was jvst a little too Is Divorce a Sign of Untrustworthy Character? A woman was hired as the manager of an apartment house, but discord soon developed between her and the owner. After a few months, he discharged her. Promptly the woman filed suit for damages, claiming that she had been promised' a full year's employment. To discredit ner "story, the owner offered to „ prove that the woman had been divorced twice--and therefore was not a person to be believed. However, the court ruled judge said that a woman may'be out this evidence entirely. The twice divorced--and still be a perfectly tamest and sincere person. • « * It Stupidity on Excuse For Doing Wrong? A Janitor was arrested on a charge of stabbing his employer in the back. At the trial, the defense attorney insisted that his client had the *'mind of a 12-year-old child" and therefore should not be held responsible for what he had done. However, the court ruled out that defense and found the janitor guilty. The judge said that, although the man was undoubtedly stupid, he did have enough sense to know right from wrong--and should have behaved accordingly. # • • Could a Judge Keep Part Of tfco Fine For Himself? The police judge of a small town was paid a very *meager salary. However, he was allowed to fatten his income by keeping a share of whatever fines he levied against petty lawbreakers. Finally a disgruntled violator decided this was unfair and took the matter to the state supreme court. The court ruled that the practice was unconstitutional and illegal, because there was altogther too much temptation for the judge to find everybody guilty! • • • A dentist was found drunk <pn the street one night, and was fined for "public intoxication." A few weeks later he pleaded guilty to a second offense--this time "driving while drunk." When the state dental board heard about the incidents, they revoked the dentist's license on the grounds, of "dishonorable conduct." He promptly carried the matter to court, claiming that he hadn't done anything serious enough to justify such severe punishment. But the court upheld the board and refused to interfere. Inexpensive Deodorant Chemists have found that burning several matches in quick succession tends io overpower cooking and other room odors. The burning matches give off sulphur dioxide which has a pleasant aroma and disguises unpleasant^smells. Toni Permanent Wave Kits. $1.25 and $8.00. .Wattles Drag Store. 55-tf i LfNES <3 Touche! If it hadn't been for the money that the summer visitors brought with them the farmer wouldn't have bothered- to run a boarding house. They were a lazy, shiftless bunch who never got out of bed until nine or ten o'clock. So it was with some surprise that the farmer saw one of his "guests" up bright and early one morning. "Weil, young feller," he remarked, "got up early to hear the haycock crow, I see." The young fellow wasn't as ignorant as the others. He knew the haycock was only a pile of hay so he replied instantly, "Oh, no. I got up early to tie a knot in a cord of wood." ONE WORD MORE A widow went to a spiritual seance. She asked to talk to her departed husband. "Why do you want to talk to your husband?" asked the medium. "Because he died before I finished telling him what I thought of him." Strong Case It was the young man's wedding day. That, in itself was enough to make him nervous. But here it was three o'clock and the wedding was set for four and his trousers hadn't come back from the tailor's yet. He paced up and down the floor, smoked cigarette after cigarette, and glared angrily at the clock. At last he jumped into a pair of old trousers and ran down to the tailor. "Where in thunderation are my trousers?" he shouted. "I'm sorry, sir," the tailor replied, "but the pressing machine is out of order." "Ye Gods," panted the worried groopi, "can't you do something?" "We're doing everything in our power to get the machine fixed," explained the tailor patiently. "Well, if I don't get my trousers within fifteen minutes." steamed the young man, "I'll sue you for promise of breeches." No Music Lover With her hands folded comfortably across her ample stomach Grandma smiled indulgently at her not too little granddaughter. "Ah. such a happy child," she murmured to her husband. "She's forever breaking into song." "Well, if somebody would only give her the right key she wouldn't have to break in," snapped her dyspeptic husband. WASTE OF TIME Dopey Dingle had a growth on his nose. His wife took him down to have the doctor look at it. "Well, it's really nothing," said the doctor, "I'll remove it I'll give him an anesthetic." "What?" said the wife. "I'll give him an anesthetic, so he won't know anything." "You don't have to bother with that. He don't know anything now." "Extfact" Radeat Rediscovered Rediscovery „ of an animal be , .. iw_ lieved extinct for a century ha? | T® __ JTT just been announced by the Smith-1 _ _ - . .. k of the hum. ratiike disun.j tour cent from «a relative of the guinea pig and por- » . - cunine which was last collected . year ayerage and down 24 **r i• n 1830 and ^de scribed bu y thk e. from last year's record crop. , French naturalist CuVier. Sinc§' .. then no living specimens have been ^ reported, although there are quite The • versatile helicopter ba§ close relatives in the Dominican' found itself a new role stock* Republic, Cuba, Jamaica, and some "ig remote lakes with game fish. other West Indian islands. They The Olympic national park in represent a meager remnant of Washington state witnessed what is what was once a large and flourish- believed to be the first such exing family of rodents. The Smith- hibition when a low-hovering sky sonian has received from Anthony ieeP "planted" thousands of trout Curtiss of Port-au-Prince a freshly- fry in 15 high lake! erf the Olympic killed specimen collected on the. mountains. southwestern peninsula of Haiti. Here the little creature apparently has found its last refuge. Rest Steaks The tast steaks are one and --half to two inches thick, never tHa» ; ner than one-inch. For the Atomic Pile Large-scale production of relatively pure thorium, a potential Screw Worms in Hogs Screw worms can be controlled source of atomic energy, has been but it is absolutely necessary that - Two Jumps Ahead First Movie Star: "So your new wife has been married four times and you hfive been married only twice." , Second. Same: "That's right. She's two chumps ahead of me." Deep Secret - ^ Frosh: "Transfer, please." Conductor: "Where to?" Frosh: "Can't tell you; it'i a surprise party." TEMPUS FUGIT Female Applicant: "Fm 30, but I don't think I lode it, do you?" Tactless Agent: "No, but then I imagine you used to, all right" Use of Cotton Cotton supplies three-quarters of all the apparel fiber used in America. Everv item in our stores marvelousiy-- importantly chock full of good value! So hurry ua down Christmas shop early and #hop leisurely - lovingly! ^ - 25-3 made possible by improved methods of extracting the element from the sands in which is it found. Thorium itself cannot serve as a nuclear fuel, but it can be converted in the atomic pile into a form of Uranium called uranium- 233, which, like its better known twin uranium-235, is fissionable. For this reason thorium, once used principally in gas lamp mantles,. is now under intensive study by many chemists and other scientists as a promising addition to the limited supply of known nuclear pow-i er sources. hog raisers check their hogs every day for breaks in the skin where thie eggs may be laid aiMl tW worms • developed^ . •; : Graded Butler Check the butter you buy for the letters "U.S." in the grade mark, which signifies that the butter is federally graded. McHenry." , , J9-S A thrJlWap lisf of btt^et priced gifts rah b0 fofliiid:.fit our giftfilled stores. *--• 29-3 FOR RENT FLOOR SANDER. EDGER 1 CABINET SANDER I FLOOR POLISHER Fill your Xmas lf£t at Althoff's Hardware. 29 PHONE • •!' 'I' '1' 'I' I11 'I"!1 • • •!• '> '!• '!• • • <• • '1' 'I1 '1' !• '1' "j' I' 1' '1' '1"> 11"! 1' • '1' 8" 'I I tlllll ft Used Car Bargains CHOOSK A USEP CAR 49 NASH "600" • 4 Door , 48 NASH AMBASSADOR CUSTOM 4 Door _ 42 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER 40 NASH 2 Door 39 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 4 Door 37 DODGE 4 Door DOWNS NASH SALES \S;ll m ELM STREET PHONE MeHENRY 4M -- Also Towing Service -- l-H"8 ililll t !• I *44 NOW IS THE TIME TO FIX UP THE HOUSE FOR FAIL Draperies Curtains Valances Cornices Custom Made ... •---------^-Slipcoveni ' Piiiows Bedspreads Venetian Elinds COMPLETE UPHOLSTERY SERVICE 204 S. Green St. Phone IteHeury 490 ACCURACY ; FOR HEALTH Latin is not a dead language to us because it is used constantly by your doctor when he writes a prescription. We consider it a living and vital re-; minder of the importance of accurate prescriptions for your health -- always bring your prescriptions to ns. NYE DRUG tMjQrccatApiiq* PHONE 26