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PT •tl/vi 'Mnm wmk • -. Thursday, January PLAIAD&ALBR HELP WANTED f" 01 MUEMRY PLA1N0EALER Published every Thursday at Mcienry, 111., by the McHenry Pubikiiing: Company, Inc. NATIONAL if. BURFBINDT, Gen. Manager. ADBLE FROEHLICH, Editor. ^ SUBSCRIPTION KATE i iw ~~ iM« ii. 1 1___ ; • rininclealer Want Ads No ads counted les« than 25 »ordB. 75c minimum. V J insertion "Tie (Conn, r, words per line) 25c service .charge on all blind ads. Cash with order. Card of Thanks .... $1.00 Minimum Reading notice l.r>c per line. Want Ads close promptly at 10 a^.' V ednesday Entered as second-clans matter at the posto.~*ice at McHenry. 111., u^ider the act ox May 8, 1&79. AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PAHTS FOR ALL UKk Accessories nd Seat Covers "'OMMl'.MTY AUTO SUPPLY 4*m W. Elui Street ... Open iarlig week 9 A. M. to 7 P. M., San4»y« . 9 A. *. to 1 P. M. lltf FOB SALE--<ii i.eruloTB, anmTtunjfc?' itarters, Fuel pumpa. distributors, voltage reguiut'irti and igniliuu purls for Ford 411 d all other oars. Seacu ">alet & Service, Lilymoor, Fred J. Svohoda, Froj). T«»l Mcllenrv 183. " 47 tf FOR SALE . -- 1947 Studebaker must be seen to be appreciated. Leaving tor Navy, must sell. Call McHenry 653-J-2 34 BUSINESS SERVICE BOARD YOUR DOG Sery care given to your pet's nfort Large heated kennels and individual ^. lunways. Reasonable prices. Wauconda 2568. 34 BUSINESS SERVICE CARPENTER WORK DONE BY DAY OR CONTRACT. HAN CFSTAFSON ' *eL McHenry 742 21tf IAVC YOUS CESSPOOLS, cstel. >nsius. Ketvtic (anks, cisterns cleaned y Eddii-s Sanitary Service. Eddie luff, Prop. Tel. MeHtiv 290. 29»f EXPERT PIANO AND ORGAN TUNING--Repairing and Rcfiuish tug, work fully guaranteed. l*v. merly with Lyoii And Heily. E. Za lioth, call collect, Lake Zurich 5341. 6tl JAKBAO& COLLECTING -- Let us lispose of your garbage each week, •r oftencr if desired. Reasonabl • ates. Regular year round route fohn E Hill, P. O Bqx 274, Mr, lenrv. Plione 365. tf ""V -• RALPH L. CLARK Piano Technician Repairing Tuning 90^ .Garfield Road Harvard, 111. Phone 7*8-R MUSIC INSTRUCTION In Your Own Home Piano and Piano Accordiari Classics or Popular rtegiunera or A da need T 11struction RARL P. KOCH Phont Pistakee G33-M-1 . 5tt CESSPOOLS 'and SEPTIC TANKS SERVICE 6. A. DOUGLAS Phone McHenry 776-W l«tf FOR SALE at 1 FOR CHRISTMAS ave your sewing machine repaired & electrified into a ^Modern Portable or Console Model. FREUND'S SEWING MACHINE SALES AND SERVICE Box 82 Phone: McHenry U64-J1 HELP WANTED -- Immediate opening for 2 girls in our shirt pressing department. Located in McHenry. Phone 1S9-W 26-tf FARM EXPERIENCE REQUIRED A salesman will be hired by major feed company for permanent, fulltime work in McHenry County. Home nights. No stock or credit to carry. Better-than-ayerage earn* ings. Thorough training on job. Must have dependable car. Age 25 to 50. Only sober, serious- minded, reliable man will be considered. For confidential appointment, reply McHenry; Plaindealer* Box 128, . v'1*"'-' • '34 WANTED "• j' 1. ---- WANTED -- Jobbers and direct, ^alesmcii. Quality lines, with liberal '•onmmsious. MaimfjiMurers reprc •sentati've. R. Duane Fowier. Wood -lock." Hn\- '331.. Phone 4H4 JX. 4!tf WANTED--Watches and -Jewelrv i\i>!ii»v' Anthony Noonan,-- 200 So* Green stroet, Mcllenrv. (Front part of Heautv Shoppe.) 15tf WANTED -- Ride from Waukegan to Yolo after 3 p.m. by five high school girls. Call 543-J-l. 3i WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY -- Used desk for office.. Tel. McHenry 440-R. 34 REAL ESTATi FOR RALE,-- Bungalow at.302 N. Green street. Inquire at 209 E. Elm street or phone 474-W. Price $11,000. 22ti FOR SALE--Bungalow at 302 N. Green St. Inquire at 209 E. Elm St., or phone 474-W. Price $11,000. 24-tf SSJNO YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS TO US-- We caii de liver auytiiing. from a snapshot to <arge murals, or free hand oil paintiugs. Copying and framing. CAMERAS. PROJECTORS. FILMS AND SUPPLIES. WORWICK'R nJTUDIO. 117 Riverside Drive, Mc- ^nry. Phone 275. 40tf HOME REPAIRS Wt # ueciaii/.e in all Home Repairs Low Monthly Payments Free Estimates McHenry ImproveBieii^ Co. Phone. 523-W-l McHenry, 111. •tf JANITOR SERVICE -- We clean woodwork, floors, windows, walls ^aily, weekly, monthly or Beasou- •lly. Reasonable prices. McHenry «»itor Service, I<oii Dewey, Mgr. one McHenry 430-J. 32tf WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN WATER SYSTEM -- We sell, repair and install ptimps. Rill Bacor, 206 Main Street, McHenry. Telephone 167. ftftf C. J. H. DIEHL Woodstock Piano Tuner PhOtae 208-W 526 Washington St. Woodstock, 111. SOtf FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE Sportsman's Inn, 513 Main street. Ice cold case beer and packaged goods of all kinds. A1 PTianncnstiil. 49tf ANTIQUES, MISC. ITEMS Clothing in Good Condition for the entire family. Formals Open Tues. through Sun. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sun. * If* a. m.' to tt "f>, ni.* Mrs. it. Dtet-- rieh,»k Terra Cotta Rd. Consignment: and ulesale and Antique Shop, Simile \west Terra Cot la factory which is on Rt. 31. Crystal Lakel 1346-R-l. • 31-t|f ORpFIt YOUR HOME NOW IN SPRING, PRICES WILL BE HIGHER In Mill stream, a most modern sub* division, 4 and 0 rooms. Fare brick on all 4 sides, full cement basement, automatic oil farnace or hot water gras electric, fity sewer. Price, *11,900 and $1*^00.00. Cash down . 25 per cent - balance 2(1 years to pay. Yon can also have water front lot. Call JACOB FRITZ - REALTOR, JOHNSRITRG . TELEPHONE: McHENRY 87. ^ 32tf FOR SALE -- HOMES -- FARMS CHOICE LOTS -- BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY Knox Real Estate . 405 Richmond Road McHenry, III. Phone: McHenry I2M Licensed 111. & Wis. Broker HAZEL DELL AUCTION TWO DAYS Hrsagl, SI LLIVAS u4 TOSIL Auctioneers The undersigned, having sold his farms in Hartland Township, will sell all of the personal property at Public Auction on- the farms located 2 miles East of Hartland. *4 mile South of the Hartland Catholic Church, 5^ miles Northwest of Woodstock. 2 miles North of 14 on the RoseTarm Road, on THURSDAY, JAN. 11 1941 , Commencing at II 0'€!«c| v.'-•••' " and ' • V-~:- SUNDAY, JAN 14 £ ' ' ' • 1 9 5 1 >*. Coimiieiiciiig at 12:50 O't^lock ALL FARM MA( HINERV, )IAY GRAIN AMI CORN WILf, BE • SOLD ON . THOHSDAY. JAN. II ClHiimcucing at 11 O't lock ALL LIVESTOCK. MISCELLANEOl'S EQI1PMEXT STEEL GRAINBINS, AND TEMPORARY CORN CRIBSvJPOGETHER WITH ALL HOrSEHOLD FI'RNITITRE, WILL ' BE SOU» ON SUNDAY, JAN. 14 ' Coiiiiiicncing at 12:30 OTlock FOLLOWING IS , A LIST OP THE FARM MACHINERY AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT AND FEEL) TO HE SOLD ON THURSDAY: '• 4 Tractors, as follows: 2 ' Mc-' Cormick Deering M on rubber; | McCorniick Deering H on Hibbof|: McCorniick Deering 10-20 on rubber; I Field iusilage cutter ok; rubber; ; Case 10 ft. drill with fertilizer and grass seed attachment, new in 1950; John Deere manure spreader; 100 pal. chemical spray mounted on truck on 'rubber; John Deere 3 section drug; Interrational 3 section drag; John Deere 1 section drag; - 2 two row International tractor corn planters; I rubber tired wagons; 2 14- ft. port?" able feed racks; 10 cattle feel racks; I H Feed Grinder; Stovef; corn sheller; Log chains, shovels, forks: Extra wheels for wagons^ New Holland Hay baler; IHC No, 22 Mounted Corn .Picker; Mounted 6 ~ft. cut I. H. MoWer'; IH Manure Spreader; It! Manure loader, will fit either H or M; 2 hot. 14 in. I. H. plow on rubb^-^' fW'tor 3 bot. 14 in. IH Plow on rubber: 12 ft. International side delivery rake; dump rake,; 1 - 40 ft. elevator for either grain or baled hay: 2 hay racks; 3 grain boxes; 4 steel hog feeders; 8 hog troughs; 30 gates for cattle feeding pens; Tractor post hole .digger; 200 ft. galvanized a» in. pipe. IJAIRY HEIFEHS, AT AUCTION RfSSEL, SI'LLIVAN and VOGEL ' ^nctloneers The undersigned, having sold his farms, formerly^tnown as the Hill Farm, will sell\his Dairy Holstein Durham Feeding Cows, calves and^ ¥eed at Public Auction on the farnfj 1% mi. west of Palmers Corners off Route 77, 4 miles South West of Hebron. 7 miles North of Woodstock following 47, on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10 19S1 commencing aMSfStKas follows: 72 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK dt^M-ribed as follows: 23 Choice Holstein heifers, bred; 6 <<iucrn> sej heifers, bred; 2 White face heifers, bred; 1 Holstein Ball, 16 months old; 15 Holstein calves froiu 2 weeks to 2 months old, started oil calf meal; 6 colored cahes, 2 weeks to 2 months old, started on calf meal: 9 Durham ro«s, 4 of which are Red Dnr-, hams, and 5 Roan Durham*, bred i TfWiam : -f and one fresh first calf heifer; 4 Onernsej cows. 'I lie Hiioie heifers have all been vaccinated. FEED r 10 ft. silage in 14 ft. rtlo; 600 bales of good straw; 1800 bal«s of good mixed hay! Xut Responsible for Accidents Lunch Wagon On Grounds TERMS USUAL RANK TERMS. NEWTON ESLICit. Manager X. E. SHERMAN. Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK WOODSTOCK, Clerking. Member Federal Resene Federal Deposit liisumnce poration. PETER HAMLIN AUCTION OF ED VOtiEL, Aactioneer jflaving decided to quit dairytng and to continue with beef and hogs, J will sell at public auction on my farm located on Route 31, 2 miles north of McHenry and 1 mile east of Ringwood, the following described property on SATURDAY. JAN. 13 1951 at 1:00 P.M. Sharp 48 HEAD of LIVESTOCK 57 tiOOD HOLSTEIN DAIRY rqws, 2 of which are pare breds. FOR SALE-- JOHNS-MANSVILLB i McHENRY "Blown" Rock Wool. Guaranteed rooms, 2 bedrooms. Full basenot to settle. WALLFIL Co., Leo i nient. Six months old. Owner leav- J. Stilling, 200 E. Pearl, Tel. Mc- lng city. Price $9^00.00. For up- Henry 18. 22tf J pointment call JACOB FRITZ - REALTOR, JOHNSIU'RG. TELEFOB 8ALE--TYPEWRITERS, AD DINQ MACHINES. Service on all makes. Also ribbons for all makes. carbon paper. L. V. Kiltz, Clay St. Woodstock. Phone 54:). 7tf FOR SALE -- 6 room Hoffman oil furnace in perfect condition. Inquire at the Sportsman Inn Tavern. *34-2 FOR SALE -- Moving to smaller quarters, I am forced to sell the following; Kitchen work table, 2 kitchen chairs, occasional chair, 9x12 rug and pad, modern bed, spring and mattress, dressing table with glass top, commode and chest of drawers. Phone McHenry 423-J after 4:30 p.m. 34 FOR SALE --Puppies, part Cocker 6 weeks old, $5.00 each. Call McHenry 223-M. *34 • CEMENT BUILDXVO BLOCKS Available at the Water Tower t* West McHenry VON CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Phone McHenry 788-W DEAD ANIMALS - highest cash priced paid for euW*, horses and hogs; no help «M<ed to load. Day and night, Sanjnys and bolidavs. Call Wheeling Rendering Works, Wheeling 3To. 3; reverse charges. £ 3«tf FOR SHJT^ Wood or coal burning stove. Like-new condition, f40.00. Phone McHenry 137-WX. 34-2 Roy Yonr Holiday Liquors Wines & Case Beer at the SPORTSMAN INN New lfrge liquor department has been added. Packages will be gift wrapped. 29-tf v <;• • •i"! <• Hel*n Weber Says: IT IS OUR AIM FOR *• serve yofu better than ever. M«HENRY CLEANERS |9B Elm street MrK«*r> PHONE lOt-M J|| It I >•>!! I MH 11 M Ml 11 FOR RENT FOR RENT--?Modern year 'round home on Wonder Lake. Four large rooms & complete bath. Basement, oil heat, electric hot water heater. Furnished or unfurnished. Reasonable. T. P. Mathews, Phone: Wonder Lake 306. tf FOR RENT -- Spacious bedrooms in modern home in McHenry. Inquire at 109 West Main street, McHenry, or call 100-R. . 34 FOR RENf -- Four-room, year 'round hous^ in Lily Lake; furnished; $45 a month. Inquire at Thriftway store, phone 503-W-2. 34 FOR RENT -- Thonneson farm of 279 acres, located 2 miles S.E. McHenry. Inquire of Mr. Carey, McHenry State Bank. 34-tf HELP WANTED I'llONE: MeHENRY S7. 32tf FOR SALE -- All year 'round 6 i-oom home in McHenry; Price $9,500, Aloys Steffens. Call McHenry 685-R-l. *34-2 SITUATION WANTED MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO lit NUMEROUS TO MENTION. °f ^ ""d 6 sprinprers due to freshen in Jan. laryj 7 which freshend daring the 4® ton ear corn; 100 tons alfalfa w«„th, and the balance milk. me<,tin*8: (S» Thpy arp vroui to hay. all 1950 crop; 1000 new bur-t|a^ good. al,y (9) They lap bags for seed oats; tiO ton ^ ^2 HEIFERS, all calfhood vac- ^0 not machine is baled straw; 4250 bu. Andrews 'United. 8 of these are pare breds ja HerioU8 threntl fo n,ilk <»uaHtyand Clinton oats, can be certified. I IIW| H|| s|rp,i |,j proven bulls of 1 A far,nt>r came in the other day - however time will not permit me Jn,,, Wisconsin Scientific Breeders !aIld aaid lle was s'clc nnd tired to clean, treat and have. certified, i 4ssn j wf thPw"two-year olds are h*'arinK about high price of living SUNDAY, JAN. 14 bred; ft heifers are 14 months old; 75 pigs of wean- : !V',f<,r* nre OBp->',ar 8 heifers are nine months old; 4 SITUATION WANTED -- Will care for child in my home days. Call 532-R-2 after 6 or all day Saturday. 34 LOST AND FOUND FOUND -- Brown hound dog, chain collar, will give to responsible party if not claimed within 3 days. Call Dr. Fike for information. Phone 31. *34 LEGALS NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE ESTATE OF MATHIAS M. HLAKE DECEASED Notic" is hereby giyen to all persons that February 5, 19&1-, is the claim date in the estate of MATHIAS M. BLAKE. Deceased, pending in the Couuty Court of McHenry County. Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons Alvin P. Blake Administrator Published Dec. t8, 1950, Jan. 4, 11. 1951. NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Minnie Sctiueneman Deceased : Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday. February*5th 1951, is the claim date iu the estati of Minnie Schueneman, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County. Illinois, and- tha' claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. . KLVERA S. DURLAND Executor HELP WANTED--Man for full Joslyn, Parker & Van Doren time 'Work in Drug Store. Also 1 Attorneys woman for regular work. Bolger's 116 ^ ^en*on Street, Drug Store. , ' 30tf ' Woodstock. HlinolB. Pub. Des. 14-21 and Ian. i 2 dairy cows: ing age; 4-1500 bu. cap. Martin steel grain bins; i»-750 bu. cap Mkrtin steel cord cribB; The above grain bins and cribs are all on plank floor foundations and on skids; 30 brood sows; Assortment of lumber; 'Miscellaneous tools Steel feed mixer. ton capacity, with electric 5 H P. motor; 2 power lawn mowers. TRICKS 1 Dodge 2 ton stake body truck with 2 speed axel; 1 1948 Ford ai ton pickup truck; 1 V V blade snow plow to fit 2 ton truck; 1 side blade snow plow, 13 ft., to fit truck; 1 «tractor land and road grader on rubber, new. ALSO COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. INCLUDING REFRIGERATOR. DEEP FREEZE BOTTLE GAS STOVE, WASHING MACHINES. DINING AND LIVING ROOM FURNITURE, AND MANY ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS BOTH DAYS Not Responsible for Accidents TERMS: Credit will be extended by payment of 25 per cent in cash, with balance payable monthly in six installments at 6 per cent after proper arrangements are made for credit. No finance or carrying charge will be added to purchase nice. HAZEL DELL FARMS DE WITT C. WEST, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK. Clerking. Member Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. MOTHER OF 7 DIED ' The unexpected and untimely death ..of Mrs. Ralph Leonard of CryKtal iSike brought shock tomany in (w(> community. Well and favorably^ known, she enjoyed a very wide acquaintance and word of her passing at Christmas time brought tlfe sincerest sympathy to her husband and seven children from, her wide circle of friends. Mrs. Leonard was born* Aug. 8, 1910, in Chicago "and was 40 years old. For many years she had resided on Leonard Manor. Complete line of Lee'i poultry remedies at Wattteg Draf Store, McHenry. ' 8tf heifers are seven months old, and three heifers are three months old. MACHINERY 1 Hay loader, like new; 1 McD. arrain binder, like new; 1 Case bundle loader for a corn binder: 0 Star steel stanchions and calf >ens and drinking cups for 34 owg; 2 Surge units milking ma- -hine. pump and pipeline; 16 milk :ans; 1 electric water heater; elec ric clippers. TERMS -- Credit will be exended by payment of 25 per cent n cash, with balance payable nonthly in six installments, bearng interest at the rate of 6 per •ent per annum, "those desirin-* •redit should arrange credit befope purchase is made. No finance »r carrying charge will -be added, o purchase price. Not Responsible for Accidents PETER HAMLIN, Owner NELS DALBY, Manager IcHENRY STATE BANK. Clerking Renew that subscription to th< 'laindealer now I FBI. - SAT.. JAN. :>-« ' Aft*. Sat., 2:80 F.M. . r <Jene Antry (• ; In 'BEYOND THE PURPLE HILLS" and "MILITARY ACADEMY" With That 10th A venae U«Bf Also "Atom Man" No. 12 and Color Cartoon SUN. - M0Nm JAN. 7-8 Mat. Sun„ 2:30 P.M. In Color by Technicolor "TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE" wlih Jane Powell Ricardo Montalhan STARTS TUESDAY, JAN. 9 "THE MINIVER STORY" ' with Greer ({arson Walter lMdgeon •#i l1 W't••K1 ••••••M'fr'H1 •••• on th^part of city people Facts prove he should be so. "Since 1914 the purchasing power of an hour's work in our country has Just about doubled: in this period, average factory worker's wages have risen twice as much as prices; today's factory worker has to work only half the number of hours to pay 'he family bills."--Post Syndicate, New York. It hasn't been so many years since factory workers worked six lays a week ten hours a day. but vet didn't have tiie high standard >f living by any means that we Have today. .. l h r e i s an e x a m p l e of what's wrong now. When I was a kid I ised to work the old $13 washing machine hour after hour for mom vith my foot on the foot pedal nd mv hand on the handle. Now ">ye have a machine that costs $325. vhicli does everything, but Btill uitliing that we didn't get done hen for $13 first investment. Thi nain difference is now we liavr 0 think of ways of keeping th» cids out of trouble and doinp oniething valuable. Further evidence of the fact that !ho city man is better off is ex- Dressed by Dr. R. W. Bartlett of TlltUliUIIMIIHIMiaOUtUmiMtlUli:UUWMIIIH<ll^ The Beautiful EL TOVAR CRYSTAL LAKI' "II • McHenry' Co**. Leading Theotrt FRlTT^ATr^IA^5-6^^ (Doable Feature) itory Calhoun Florence Rates In "COUNTY FAIR" (in Color) Jerome Conrtland Frankle Laine In "WHEN YOIPRE SAILING" When you're smiling shown only once starting at N:2& "*•" •%!* The new year is here. For some it brings new hopes and joys, for many it holds a feeling of sitting on a keg of dynamite waiting for it to go off till they are sure it will in 1951. for many farmers it looks like more work than ever before to stay even. It's not so bad though. It reminds me of the poor fellow who died and thought he went to heaven He had a wonderful time at fiiSl. with every wish immediately granted, if he wished for fri<i perch for dinner 'here was .1 • lH»st friej I'crch with a per fee' <-Ti*pje88 before hini. If h^ wanted ; to gv: huntin; g:ou«e he would fijid iiitr.self with a Pv' ct set ».f "•11 ipment grouse - bnnu to a Diirhuiu bull; tt Holstein cows,ft verywh ere. He .-ioon »ired of tliifc Perfection; in fact, it finally became unbearable so he went to the caretaker ^nd said. "Heaven is too much for me,' the perfection is more than I can star.d. Can't you do something about it? The caretaker said. "Man! This isn't heaven. In heaven you never know what is going to happen next. That's what makes it so interesting." I see by the paper (Northern Illinois Farm Life) that Owen Richardson of Spring Grove, one of our young farmers In the county. won himself a ventilating fan for^his barn to keep the stink out by writing an essay on why he needed an automatic electric ventilating system. I I imagine his wife suggested he *wr* heeded it so when he comes to the house after milking he won't smell so much like a cow. He needs it also to keep down the temperature and humidity eo his cows are- not so restless at night and don't get so messy. The most important reason is that milk production will come up. A little magazine called. "Ideas", put out by L. A. Zahradka & Associates of Oconomowac. Wis., has some interesting information about a poll of Wisconsin farmers, it says, (II They have a keen sense of respect for the county agent, vocational agriculture instructors, and the College of Agriculture: (2, They belive their milk quality is completely satisfactory; (3) They are unconcerned abdut their cooperatives; (4) They fell insecure about the future of the milk business; (5) 7S per cent believe in farm organizations; (6) They read and like fuVm papers; (7) They like and enjoy farm the College of Agriiulture. He says in 1940 the per capita food cost was $319 and the per capita income was $570. In 1950 his food cost was $670 and he made $1,311. Food cost raised 110 per cent and income ^raised 130 per cent. Why doesji't the Communist and the Socialist have a place in America? Because the eagle is our emblem. not \the oyster. "When (S^od made the oyster. He guaranteed nim absolute economic and social security. He built the oyster a house, a shell to protect him from his enemies. When hungry, the oyster simply opens his shell and food rushes in for him. "But when God made the eagle. He said, 'the blue sky is the limit Oo build your own house,' and the eagle built on the highest mountain craig, where storms threaten him everyday. For food he flies through miles of rain and snow and wind."--General Electric News. There is no such thing as an American Communist because he is interested only in strangling the eagle and selling^ others on the idea he can do it. He hasn't, however. made clear who is going, to build the oysterTs house and who is going^to feed nim. HAPPY NEW YEAR! « 4IUII TWICE Items of intarwt taken IrM 1ft& ties of the McHenry Plaiadaatef ' years ago. uiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiiitiiiimiHuniifc FORTY mm <M» City Gouneil Proceedings CMI1M 11 I I m IH'! Ht't COUNCIL ROOM December IS, 1K0 The City Council met in regular 8emi-monthiyv.meeting with Mayor Freund presiding. Aldermen present: Althoff. Anderson. Freund. Rotliermel, Tltenries, Vycital. Absent: None. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Rothcrmel. that the milVutes of the Inst meeting be approved as read. Motion enrried. • Reports of various committees and departmental heads were received by the Council. Motion by Vycital, seconded by MeHenry has a resident takes a daily plunge into 'the ley waters of the Fox river. Can yon • • beat it? • Bruce Starritt, who recently ?;';|J underwent an operation in a Chicago hospital, is again at bis home. He has a five-year lease on the ^ % Thompson farm south of this village ^ • To the Editor: "f greatly enjoyed reading the highly instructive article on the 'Kilowatt Hoar' and hopie that your subscribers i may have the"* pleasure of reading more of them." The employees of the local boat . ^ manufacturing institution began work in the new building on Tues- •f-; \ day morning after a shutdown of f; *i| sixteen weeks, during which time ; the commodious and modern new . % factory was constructed. Vfl G. C. Bol?y is laid np at his home with a broken leg received ' ^ in a fall. ^ While in the act of removing a -,j cartridge from a Winchester rifle| ^ Inst Sunday forenoon, the 17-vear-j old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. "J Wingate was shot through the vJ right leg wben the trigger of theJ ; ^1 weapon accidentally discharged : ^ the cartridge. The Empire Stock company of?.v.s McHenry, under the auspices of t h e F . O . E . . a r e p u t t i n g o n a m i r - | strel show the 21s' and 22nd of- .i this month. Among th*» special acts of the performance are moon- /' ^ light in jungle- land, introducing f the dragon da wo and the grotesqne monks, with special seen- \ i Thennes, to instruct the City ery: and Fhndow pnntom'me, in- Clerk, as enforc ement offher of trodncing the latest I«ondon erase. Interim Zoning Ordinance, to in- the silhouette dance stitute a filing fee of Ten Hollars j Thf„ inventory Ubm, ^ # M for hearings b-fore the zoning !niiniher of Mcllenry's business ^ Board of Appeals. Motion carried. j,ouspR are gtock. The pub- § Moiton Althoff. seconded by jj0 should bear this in mind when ^ Freuno, to adjourn. Motion carried. OEORGE P. FREUND, Mayor KARL R. WALSH, City Clerk NEW RINK The new skating rink--open tin all Barrlngton residents- opened Saturday, Dec. 23, at Barrington Countryside school. County Line roads. entering a place of business. They .:3fp are apt to find the proprietor and clerk# ia anything bat gtoasant mood. ' >"» • •. "'S Twenty-Five Years Age People of McHenry and rounding territory lost an able» $ physician and a highly respected V: ^ Brinker and citizen last Wednesday in the The rink is death of Dr. Arnold F. Mueller, complete with lights, music and a heated shelter. In conjunction who died shortly after midnight on Dec. 30 at the Foeste hotel at with the general skating area is j Sheboygan. Wis., his demlae tola hockey rink for the "experts". I lowing an illness of about a week An attendant will supervise the and being due to an attack of skating at all times on evenings scarlet fever and pneumonia, and weekends. j E. E. Bassett, the present poat- • ---- I master at West McHenry, an- Legume-grass mixtures, not nounces that he la an applicant fertilisers alone, bring parmaaant for re-appointment to that office. soil fertility. Uncle Sam Says RAVINGS You have, right at band, the means of changing the course of your life-- Just sign up today at your company's payroll office for the Payroll Savings Plan, and indicate the amount you wish to invest from each pay check, (j. S. Savings Bonds are better than money. U you lose cash, it's gone. If a Bond is lost or stolen, it will be replaced. So start savins--TODAY. U. $ Treasury Deportmtnl TOWNE THEATRE VOX LAKE 1 TEL. 7-1811 William Pries, proprietor of the Central meat market, retaraad Tuesday of this week after a moat enjoyable trip to Florida. Word has been received by wire today that the bill •uthnrli|pt a permit to build a bridge OTit the Fox river at McHenry was |MmI by the United States senate thin (Thursday) afternoon. Ttw Mil was introduced by Senator Mo Kinley. The McHenry Sash and poor company has leased the old «rMpserv building In West Me0enry, owned by A. S. Parks, and expects to begin installing there next week. *•1 "M -M Lot# of pasture and MMWhage J for feed will cnt the coat of gains.: "? on steers. SS^! R?new that subscription to It# Plhiudealer now! McHENRY, (ILLINOIS Air Conditioned -- Comfert Geed vfslon and Seaad Doers Open at 6:3S P. •. Screes Starts at «:4» P. M. FRI. - SAT„ JAN. i-( J, Powell R. Montgomery In /'TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE 4th \Chapter - Sat. Matinee -PIRATES OF THE SEASUN. - MON„ JAN. 7-8 Sunday Cont. from 2:43 P.X. James Cagney Virginia Mayo in j Movies are better thas ever and this proves It. ^T^ ST^W E D. ^ H URSr^ Kdm»*d O'Brien Pam<4a BHttoa la «D. 0. A.** SIK. L. Parks MON. In JAN. 7-W R. Hale 'EMERGENCY WEDDING" TUES. - WED. . THI'RS. JAN. 9.19-11 D. OTonaor p. Laarie In "THE MILKMAIT iHiui'Mimmifuiiu FRI. - SAT„ JAN. «-C Robert Walker Joan Leslie Edward Arnold Spring Bylnfton (1) -THE SKIPPER Sl'RPRISU ED HIS WIFE* Johaay Weissmnller Ass Satam -P1I4MY- ISLAND" Also WorM News •t+ .• ^ " m M'9. - 1«N, JAN, 9^ Is Teehaleeler Jane Powell Loais Calhern Asa RJcarde -TWO WEEKS W1TB 14X9^ Carteea and NeveMj Sssdsy Msttsee tm (Ml CLOSED ON TOHi*r W K » J A N i e . l l tew Ayna Tereas WrMM -IB uimp ^ -t.-. .:*m : i