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Sixteen 8 2a. » *s«'! MS . i., |f>^ THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER " {I >-l5. t*-/".*. ^ T*-' ni* Johnsburg News »y Betty lletternmUB Parents of a Son Mr. and Mrs. Robert Einspar aX6 the proud parents of a baby boy, born last weekend. The little fellow was bora at ihe Woodstock hospital and weighed in at < 6 lbs. 6 oz. It is the Einspars' first son and' will be named Roliert, Jr. Bobby will be welcomed jhome by his seven-year-old sistfsy, Bonnie. .> .. . (ADVERTISEMENT) jba*. Scufl If.- Skating .Party 8uc««*"' ;' Last Saturday evening a group roller skati-,;r fans gathered at the rink in .v.. Henry for an evening's fun. Those present from here were Mr. and M: s. "Si" Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Howie lYeund, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rutlen, Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Miller, l4r. and Mrs. Richaid Dehn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thelen and Richard Hay. Everyone is hoping that the gxing can get together again in the near future and have another skating session. Style Show Two misses from St. John's fchool were picked as models lor the style show put on by the Toddler Shop last Sunday afternoon. The little girls modeled Communion dresses, new spring eoats and dresses. The models were Bandy, daughter of Mr. ana Mrs. Gerald Hettermann, and Nancy Kay, daughter of Mr. and lira. "Bud" Miller. Mr. Fraud Hospitalised Ben Freund has been confined to the Woodstock hospital for over a week. He may have to undergo surgery. We all hope and pray he will be up and around again real soon. Father Pauses Awajr Our deepest sympathy Is extended to Mr. and Mrs; Wilfred JPapperich upon the death of his iather. Mr. Klapperich passed a- •ay last Thursday morning in Iowa. Wilfred and his wife left Immediately to make funeral arrangements. y-teiij Dinner Guests . ifr. and Mrs. A1 Pepping were •inner truest* last Sunday afterpoon at tne home of Mr. and Siml Joeeph Smith. • f ... Public Party "!V I Last Sunday evening a large froup of people gathered at St. ohn's school hall \r another of the Blessed Virgin Sodality's public parties. .. ----•-- COTTON FOR SPRINGTIME • » Spring is here. That man* cottons. ' * . Cotton is found in more garments than is generally supposed. Many "wool" garments contain I varying percentages o< cotton ad- I mixture. And then corduroys, j nques, moires, and gabardines, as la-ell as many other types of maj Aerials are either all or part I cotton. Cleaning-wLse, the main point to be stressed about cotton garments is that, while they do lend "themselves to dry cleaning, they must at some time during the life of the garment be wet washed. Naturally, if the combination fab- Hc is one which is liable to shrinkage or some other harmful effect as a result of immersion in water, the necessary precautions must be observed. Again, many cotton garments, wet washable or dry cleanable alike, are dyed. This occurs both as prints and as solid colors, and care must be exercised not to harm the dye during the cleaning process. On wet washable garments most womtn have sufficient experience not to have trouble. They know that it is always a good practice to test a printed or dyed cotton material for fastness by wetting i small piece of fabric from a 3eam or under the hem. If the garment is not color fast, better let us do it for you. On dry cleanable, let us recommend to you when It should be wet washed. The combination of frequent dry cleaning, with occasional wet washing can prolong the life of any combination :otton-and-something-else garment miraculously. FINALA.Y, it's spring time . . it's cotton time . . . it's time to BRING THEM TO -- RAINBOW CLEANERS, North Front Street around the corner north of National Tea. PHONE 927 for pickup service or save 10% cash ft carry. New Teletag Identification Plan' Will Find Anything - Well Almost I Head The Want Ada! BICYCLE fcEEp^ Qf/jis'Mvl'l AuthoraBa SchWlnn DeaJqrg MARK'S Spwltoj Goods - Marine Supples McHenry, HI 212 S. Green St. Phone 1000 Trade in your fires! GOOD,/YEAR GREATEST TRUCK TIRE CLEARANCE SALE Of The Year WHILE THEY LAST! • i Trade In Your Old Truck Tires And Well Allow You Up To 40% OFF List Price on The ^World's First Choice First Quality -- Deluxe Hi-Miler ... Tire Size List Price Without Trade-In With Your Old Tire On Trade-In 6.00x16 -- 6 Ply. $29.95.., ......|19.9J 6.50x16 6 Ply 36.60 25.50 '*°°xlS ~ 6 plY 44.05 30.9J ~ 6 P1T 44.25 30.9J '•50x16 -- 6 Ply go 30 34 9' 6.50x20 - 6 PI, ,u* . 44.15 1 7.00x20-- 10 Ply .67.95""T"""" 4^95 8.25x20 -- 10 Ply ........v 93 05 ^ 65 5' 9.00x20 -10 Ply....... U2.90...;NTE • Plus Ta> rropornoiMm sowings wtwn you buy LESS than FOUR tires! IASY TERMS ^ Pay a$ a* ItKlllj $1,25 a week for 4 tire sf A. S. Blake Motors, Inc. llMnois Bell Telephone company's manager, O. L. Wilburn, this week announced s plan that should speed lost children back to the aims of their parents, umbrellas "back to the hands of their owners and favorite hats back on the heads of the men of the Jiouse. • It's called "Teletag" -- an Identification plan wnich means attaching the owner's telephone number to any of his possessions. The company hopes the plan will save wear and tear on the nerves and pocketbooks of hundreds of people who daily lose everything from bicuspids to bifocals, and from gloveis; to galoshes. Speaking about a loss of everything, except words, Manager Wilburn said: "Teletags will make it easier for the finder to return lost property and will speed the return of lost or strayed children, give faster indentification in case of sudden illness or accident and will save time and lives when quick identification is needed and eliminate any confusion between names and addresses." There are many ways to Teletag -- for example write ' with indelible ink on clothing or paint the telephone number on your child's wagon. It may he a rubber stamp, printed on woven name tapes, metal tags, etc. Teletags. developed by many IRVIN MAY AUCTION % Thursday/March 25, 1954 stores. The telephone company does not provide teletag* in any form, ha emphasized.' Manager. Wilburn says the Teletag plan is a new twist to the old idea of identification, which long has been advocated by police and school officials, doctors, hospitals, parents, civii defense groups and others. Among those supporting Illinois Bell's program are the state erf Illinois Civil Defense Agency, Chicago Civil Defense Corps, Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police and Greater .Chicago Safety Cduncil. "We are interested In Teletag as a public service organization," Manager Wilburn said. He pointed out that Illinois Bell, which annually handles an estimated half million emergency telephone calls, believes that if a Child is lost or a person injured, a phone call is usually the first atep required for fast action. He added that surveys dbow that the most misplaced articles are children's clothing, glovea, Oliver rubbers, umbrellas, books. gla«s cases brief cases car keys, sports equipment, cameras and garden tools. A Teletag la the easiest way for a finder to return an article. Lost wives and husband^? Ho comment! Ed Vogel Si William Ilttssel, Auctioneers Having sold my farm, I will sell the following described personal property on the Sunnyside Farm, one-half mile North East of Johnsburg on the Wilmot-Johnsburg Road Blacktop, 5 miles North East of McHenry on Sunday, April 4, 1954 oommenring at 12:00 o'clock sharp 36 Head o! Livestock 27 Holstein milk cows, 10 fresh in last 30 days, 7 springers and balance milking good; 4 Holstein Bred Heifers; 3 Holstein Heifers, 7 mos. old calf hood vaccinated; 2 Holstein bulls. BUILDINGS Qood Dairy barn 32x80 ft, - flip roof, 31 steel stanchions, 19 drinking cups; good milk house 10x14 ft. insulated, wood water storage tank 6x6; tool shed 24x60 ft.; double corn crib 20x24 ft.; hog house 24x36 ft.; Cement pHo' 14x40 ft.; 2 steel gates. MACHINERY tractor 77 w/cultivator; A.C. tractor WP w/cultivator; A.C. combine 5 ft.; McD. tractor corn planter; Oliver power mower 7 ft.; Massey Harris corn binder; New Idea spreader on rubber; McD. disc 7 ft.; McD. 2-216 plow; David Bradley elevator with 1 h.p. motor; Ford V8 1935 pickup T' The average person reads suppliers, are available in retail bout 250 words per mlniite. § •W B. Peart St. McHenry, HL pf PHONE 15f8t it New Location G. A. Douglas CESSPOOLS -- SEPTIC TANKS SERVICE NOW LOCATED AT % Lakeland Park ROUTE 120 1 Mile West Of McHenty New Phone Number 1480 truck; Oehl silo filler; McD. 10 ft. Broadcast seeder; rubber tire wagon & rack; rubber tire wagon A grain box; chopper box & false end gate; 3 sec. wood drag; New Idpa corn sheller motor; Case 2-214 plow, dump rake; horse^ cultivator; McD. side rakl; S0O ft. hay* rope and fork. CHICKENS 150 Leghorn pullets; several feeders A fountains; electric brooder, FEED 600 bu. Clinton No. 11 oats; 30 toi of mixed alfalfa A timothy hay; 8 ton baled straw; 12 ft. silage it 14 ft. silo. MILK HOUSE EQUIPMENT 2 Universal double units; motor, pump A pipe line; electric hot water heater; 14 milk cans; 2 wash tanks; pails A strainer, stainless steel; steel cabinet. Not Responsible for Accidents TEEMS: All sums of $25 or undei cash. Over that amount one fourth down and the balance . in six monthly installments at 6 per cent interest, arrangements for credit to be made with the clerk before purchase is made. McHenry State Bank, Clerking Ed Vogel ft William H. Russel, Auctioneers IRVIN MAY. Owner More coffee is consumed in New York and New Orleans than anywhere in the U.S. Read The Want Ada GIVE MEASURE OF DEFROSTED EGGS ' FOR RECIPES Since -eggs are usually put through a sieve before they are frozen, homemakers often ask how much of the mixture they >uld use when a rcetpe calls t a whole egg. Home economists at the University of Illinois say you'll be safe if you use 3^4 tablespoons of defrosted egg mixture for each egg callej for. Two tablespoons of defrosted egg, white equal one egg white; and 1% tablespoons of defrosted egg yolk equal one egg yolk. Of course, these are only approximate equivalentg, since the sizes of eggs differ. . It is a good idea to package eggs for freezing so that each container holds only the amount you will use at one time. Pint containers, for example, will hold enough egg whites t? make a laige angel food cake. You can freeze the amount of whole eggs you'll need for many recipes, in half-pint glass jars. Freeze smaller amounts in plastic ice-cube trays or small plastic mok and then wrap them individual after .freezing. Be sure to include the date |sf storage on the package label. Frozen whole eggs and egg yolks will keep for 6 to 8 months. Frozen egg wfeites may be kept for twelve months. For complete directions "for freezing eggs, write to the Homa Economics Department, University, of Illinois, Urbana. - You and Your Friends Are Cordially ^ To Attend A Free Lecture. "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE COINCIDENCES OF PURE SCIENCE AND PURE RELIGION" By GEORGE NAY, C. 8., of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Woodstock Community High School Auditorium West South Street Sunday Afternoon, March 28, 1954 - 3:30 O'Clock Under the Auspices of FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, WOODSTOCK, ILL. s We are featuring a Complete Range of BOYS' WEAR and SHOES, From AgeSv 8 Up Into Mean's Sizes. SPORT COATS SUITS ... SHIRTS TIES - Bows or 4-In-Hands SLACKS HOSE from $14.50 to $19.50 from $15.95 to $27.50 from $ 2.25 to $ 3.91 75c to $ 1.0C from $ 3.95 to $ 7.9 from 39c to $1.00 OXFORDS ... frpm $ 5.95 to $ 7.95 m ^ McGEE'S Store lor Men 1 ORraN « rnuxf^j Open Daily. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. -- Fridays^ 8 a.m. to • peat, Sundays: 9 a.m. 'Ut Noon ' 01 i.a. a Keeping baby healthy and happy is an important part of our business. 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