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Inquire of Jdhn >\ Hrvia, Mcl$p\ ^ *b* FOR SAlE--SVoom house in block across the street from th» Ovi»d«> SAool and Community High School, practically new. and prk*df to seM; time givenlJP. J. CJeary, Mchenry. 111. , »-»* ^Cieary, FOR SALE--Laying hens, also piano in excellent coiwiitioi'*. Will sell very reasonable. Boyle* W^#t McHenry. •'.."' ,: °T' ' ^ FOR SALE -- Uteed ice boxes, (food condition. Reasonable. Carey Electric Shop, McHenry. Phone 251. 5-2 »»»-•. •»., v~- i'?"S «. * -» » »H'J»"•" V •- - - - . •• v \ TkaMiy, Wi-'mm MUENRY ;--:--; t Thursday at McHenry, fiL, by Char las F, KNlielt, at McHenry, HL. a»> FOR SALE At the PIT Quarter Mile East of McHenry on Route 20 > •A PLACE OF REFINEMENT" ' • •» v-:; i '.r--r-- THE POPULAR PLACE GVS UNTI Prop. t ^-iw r I °Is Located oil McHenry's Busiest Coaraer „ Green and Elm Streets ~:r Lai^est Line of Imported - Domestic Liqaws m McHeary Leading Brands of Beer in .Bottles or On Dn^&t Lunches - Fountei;S«in$t Hiram Walker or G. & W. Gin Jpi*t «*»* tW Mr ^r~r Costume Party TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 3 , :< at Clans Anders - ^RIVERDALE, NEAR JOHNSBURG Good Music Prises ^ Come to Riverdale Tuesday Night For All Enjoyable Time i SATURDAY, JUNE 30 . W inkel's Lilymoor§Tavern ADMISSION $1.00 PER PERSON • Free Dancing and Free Beer with Admission « Ifcrv <** ' $&;ry ISBfis u '.it* hiwrw Saww '•dSL « vsptr- >#r «' ,•»«€»' ftvmt 5hm ilK«w«kW. "m- aUr - ; .mn CTuj> iuarwri. r^tW num* «f ittanmst 7<^c T>fc n.«A Li z!be ixmai iwws *£ ubmv 'atmitti k*voS«fSSs. ;^rar«M !#cy*j£Kts3«t -ti sj^.-ninuw >•<:<«&# wC %.* 'Jt* frvir.5 :»• •ntmr «if :Vr a x<oy i»s vf pram. M xv X"».s x*r? %&£ f.rv«.--*J! Jojaniw .VH'tfc Caorts -- an? for sir r*oss :o be bti*i ra i-> s»,v» cities of the West. ' The Air Adver.rcres of J insane Allen, a daily racio serial progTam oa 9 radio stations, sponsored by Skeily Oil Company, binds these air-minded boys and girls together. A few weeks agro Jimmie Allen announced the formation of the Jimmie jLllen Flying Club. Each boy or gtrl, upon erdisting, became a Jimmie Alien Cadet. Squadrons are formed by five or more eadets banding together to apply for a Okfcfe ««*«** tW«r wwdW i* ft"- ;«ciw "'da FWrWk WL, «oi *.• Chrdi-evr a» ' ut»i ' V.v i/itwrnf ijh# I. >»/>/ inuiMlrvtt# .••>a.-wvxi- <i zatta? 3dvn )v»t' TnKf»#> X3&(ntie* $U nivwsSiOt at-v Jt s-.h# h* •nstJiuc '}r>lu**n hlafpr'ttii ir •ptSSXiif «M'V twiTAW^ «V/ fcfatc 7wi*xHti\« *w»t -h»«ni» r5"'"' „ V>wt ^fax^*nr/.tT9 artw 7T.'.H£>a *Jt# yiilM f"'W M, #.V>l5Ki!3« "jyr'.NTf J::< itrAC:irrr stL*#* ->a- If i&e T'iazahtrTitif', f;«t5 ix* s$ Zzahfad te smi rs 'r.» *s?o;a^«w a piioc'i LaissfTtm. . Te> =»r* thaa. i 4.flC0 catdets hare tkesr T^aiui-erbclls. The paWkr is rnrited to the Air Races. Th-ere is no admission charge, Ample parking spate is available at the scene of the races in each city: Jimmy Allen Air Races held last year attracted appreciative crowds totaling more than 100,000 people. This year, the weather man being1 congenial, even larger crowds are expected. ; FOR SALE--Racing- Step-Boat Century model, Johnson "32" racing special- Winner 2nd place in International races 1983. Good bet for World's Fair .Races. Bargain, Tel. Walworth Y 111, 5* |$HR SAjUB --• ^Ktlitfa' : -Machine •fait cocking ami lighting. Used but^> tjwro y«»ns in l^stakeo Bay home. C-ost '$*$#!, Will J>11 to-first corner for $75. Anyone who d©es not have regular fits hif el«trivity wilt welcome this usff^r Cliaac*' of a Ufvtime to equip hvWJ<3 with ?hi# modern con- Oifc-'t b# »x»»uaed at Ilue- Wtiinn, WC^C'J'/' Jo>r -s^c*|T.. *&-tf FOR RENT SXNK WSN'r .JSivwwB W. MewmvJkcv. and in ex- M&tm wa^on- 4iKw. VW ytx&*a.>rt *50ti 5V#C XJSvVT jUU^--'nw former f'ffv Knwv .*.T ¥5x*j'x*.!Jvsnd Road, near ^ti. lltfcT? 't Moo-crr.. S rwins, a »cwty tkv\>ratevl inside 4k»t mbI. lj«ai Sv*Mi»e^ Double garage- Cai: Mr»- John K. Knox, Phone 17. 46tf FOR RENT--A pleasant room, centrally located. Inquire at this office. 52-tf FOR RENT -- 5-Room apartment on Waukegan Road, McHenry. Modern. Eld. Kelley, Woodstock. Phone Woodstock 115-ML . *3-3 WANTED ••'...*••. THIS WEEK X Grandmother's Caraway Rye BREAD 2 'ANN PAGE «YF IE.L0 BACON ROBERTS EXPORT ; ; '.. k r . ' FRANKFURTERS 2 lbs 21c JELL-0 3 Pkes. 15c OUR Block Tea FIRESIDE 5 Marsh mallows N B C C H O C O L A T E T W I R L Cookies . . . • VltCTAR ORANGE PEKOE Black Tea . . « RAJAH Sandwich Spread WHITE HOUSE Evaporated Milk 3 ' E!;' ' f • E Matches . • * 5 Northern Tissue 3 VklI:29C V&15« LB. |9« ^ka 22c WlOc TALL %y- CANS , / c BOXES 22 c ROLLS 17c WHITE NAPHTHA P & G SOAP 10 BARS 26* HEINZ Soups 2 16-oz. cans 25c "CULTURE COMES TO PSE RURAL SCHOOL" McHenry county rural schools are the topic of an article written by Car-" roll P. Streeter in the July issue of the "Farmer's Wife," the title of which is "Culture Comes To The Rural School." The article states in part, when Mrs. Ethel £oe became McHenry County Superintendent of Schools a few years ago, local high school sup- • erintendents told her that books were | the chief need of rural school children. But how were McHenry schools to get Books? The question was finally answered by organizing circulating libraries in five high school districts. In the beginning each school contributed $100 to $150 and each co-operating rural school $25. This money bought books. Now each rural school pays $5 a year for maintenance and the high schools care for the books and manage their distribution. Admission fees when eighth grade pupils graduate go toward maintaining the fund. . In addition to these five libraries, a circulating library is operated by-rural school boards of two townships alone. The important thing about these library plans is that the books circulate, each school keeps getting different ones. . McHenry county schools are t' p]so cited in the article as an example'^of music helping to bring culture to rural schools. It states that some twenty Schools co-operate in employing circuit- riding music teachers who visit each school every week. The cost is $2 to $2.50 per school each week. It goes on to tell how children are cured of being monotones and how they are taught to know rhythm. ' DOGGIE DINNER 3 : J 25« PEANUT BUTTER 2 £ 25c| ROBERTS JUSTRITE • Cfc BOILED HAM . .•»38e ION A CUT __ 4^ , Wm0 GREEN BEANS 3 K-25C ' " HOME BUREAU The McHenry unit of the Home Bureau met at the home of Mrs. Lillian Cox Friday afternoon with six members present. Roll ?all Was answered with household hints and Mrs- Clara Sweeney, Home Advisor, gave the lesson on "Buying of Furniture." It was decided that the Home Bureau and 4-H girls would put on something for a social Activity in July or early August. Members are asked to watch for the exact date. The vice-chairman appointed the membership committee for the year, and they will appreciate help in their work. WANTED--Old cars, scrap iron, brass, copper, radiaj^rs, batteries, rags and paper.. Call M. Taxman, McHenry 173. ' 38-tf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stenger of Waukegan spent the weekend in the William Spencer home. Miss Katherine Walsh spent the weekend with her sister at South Bend, Ind. Miss Hazel Kramer visited in Chicago several days the last of the week. Sett a New Record ...1- Wisconsin.":.... LONGHORN CHEESE LB 17C Vine ripened Cantelope . large ..... ..2 for 25c COCONOG 1 6-OZ lQr CAN 17^ THE NEW CHOCOLATE MALT CXJ1NK ISULTANA QUEEN OLIVES 1 52r 32c Firm Ripe ... - Tomatoes g ibs, 13c New ' Blue Rose RICE 3 lb«. 15c MEDIUM SIZE WET SHRIMP 2ic Cabbage . .2 lbs. gc Lemons for XOc Kitchen 5 cans 25c FORMER RESIDENTS VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foss and son, iCharles, of New York City arrived Mjonday afternoon for a visit in the homie of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Claxton. Mr. Foss is 'having a three weeks' vacation from his work in New York and they expect to spend the time with relatives and friend here. Mr. and Mrs. Foss expressed surprise at the drouth conditions.,here as they have had plenty of rain in New York- They also'had a severe winter with a great deal of snow „ so that there is plenty of moisture in the ground for erops in that locality. Mir. and Mrs. Foss hope to ' nieet many of their old friends""while here. WANTED--WILL REMOVE DEAD AND CRIPPLED HORSES OR COWS Call Crystal Lake 8017-Y-2, and reverse phone charges. ' 45fp WANTED -- Girl for general housework. Phone 656-R-2. *5 WANTED--Light sedan; /must be in good condition. Inquire at Plaindealer. *5. WANTED --Experienced maid for general housework. Go home nights. R. F. Richards, PyAakee Lake. Tel. Pistakee 635-M-2. 5 MISCELLANEOUS WHEN YOU NEED A VETERINARIAN-- Call Richmond 16. Graduate veterinarian, prompt service. General practice. Both large and small animals. Dr. John Ducey, Richmond,' UL 12-26 BRICK CHEESE .^15* 'SULTANA RED K I D N E Y , RED BEANS, OR IONA LIMA BEANS . 4^19c V AM> I OOI) STORKS ' • r' " V; vrV : INJURED IN AUTO CRASH Mrs. Nettie Harrison, Maud Harrison and Maurice Larson, of Woodstock, the first two being well known in this locality, were seriously injured in an automobile crash Monday afternoon when" their car skidded front the pavement on Washington street,; Woodstock. All three were taken to the Woodstock hospital. Mrs. Harrison was badly injured, being unconscious when taken to the hospital. The other two were badly cut and bruisgd. Larson is employed on the Harrison farm just north of Woodstock and Maud Harrison is from Crystal'Lake- H UPHOLSTERING--Furniture upholstered, recovered and repaired. Chas. J. Rasmussen, West McHenry, Tel. 107-M. 46t£ DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE OF CHARGE MIDWEST REMOVAL CO. PHONE DUNDEE It ^ Reverse Charges 49-tf WOODSTOCK TRIMS McHENRY IN GOLF Woodstock turned the usual tide of the interclub golf matches anc^ handed MicHenry a trimming last Thurs*- day afternoon by a 37 to 35 score. This is the first time'that a team has emerged victorious on any but its home course. ~ Reverend F. C- Voet and Hopkins, both members of Glen Crest, had scores of 76 with Dr. Yessler ' one stroke behind. For McHenry, Carl Schmitt, a new member, was low with an 82. Woodstock had but one man over 100 while McHenry had six, so the defeat is easily traceable. But dtfn't let that deter the "dubs" front coming out for the return- match at Glen Crest July 12 as it is the association that is valued and not the results. ' "When the great" scorer comes to Check your card jit is not whether you won or lost, but how you played the F rauicii) (iottlieb, noted Austrian athlete, established a new world's standing high jump record for women when she cleared the bar at 1.32 meters: The previous mark was held by an Italian girl. because his wife was ."mad at him," according to his story to a justice of the peace, John Somarfc of Milwaukee went to Ottawa, 111., and married The resa*Kosi. Dar Granger was a Chicago visitor _ r ,J. HI Ho'« Voic* "T have had but little to <ay,w~sald HI Ho, the sage of Chinatown. "I resume speech in order to protect my ears against the voices of those who have even less to say. ~Etery man's voice Is pleasJng to its owner." jonstipation I If oonnUpaUoQ causes you G&3. Indigestion. Headaches, Bad Sleep, Pimply Skin, get quick relief with ADLERIKA. Thorougli action, y»t- gentle, safe. A D L E R I K A Thomas I*. Bolger. Imukj- in Ringr woo<.l K. W, Brov,-r.t .ItolggVSt, , . '.'I SUMMER BAZAAJB The members of the Philathea. Club met with Mrs. William Green Thursday afternoon, everyone present enjoying a pleasant afternoon. It w«i decided to hold the summer bazaar the last week in July with the Ladies' Aid society to serve the supper. The members have a beautiful assortment pf fancy work ami useful articles which will be sold at the bazaar and more articles are b^ing turned in every week. x The Philathea* have been working for this event for the past six months and many attractive articles will be on sale at reasonable prices. The exact date of the bazaar will .be announced soon. * The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs- Ben Miller next Thursday afternoon. . At Blackpool, Eng.,. there was , so much coughing in the county court that Judge Bradley announced that at 3 p. m. he would set aside one mimite coughing. I i,,..;' < WIPHI8DAY, SATURDAY AMD SUNDAY NIGHTS Frinkie Gins and lis Orchestra -* MAKE THE 1|USI0 Lunch Served -- Best of Food Served to Tour TaSte Mixed Drinks of All Kinds - We Know How To Mix 'Em • HAROLD Proprietor " . -.if- r: ;V '• MI PLAGE is a NICE PLAGE / " To Spend the Evening With Your Friends ^ FISH FRY -- Boneless Perch -- FRIDAY NIGHT McHenry Lager and Green Bay Beer on Tap SANDWICHES - PLATE LUNCHES - OR DINNERS Green Street Mi Place McHenry New Johnsburg Tavern FISH FRY EVERY FRIDAY NITE 10c PER PLA . SPECIAL CHICKEN PLATE DINNER * SATURDAY NITE and JULY 3, 25c Free Dancing By Popular Orchestra • Coolest Spot in Locality --r- JSB. HETTERMAN, Manager Abundance of Pleasure EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT v * - Pink Harrison's at Pistakee Bay Baked Ham Special, 25c SPECIAL DANCE TUESDAY EVENING, JULY S MUSIC BY BARBARA HORICK'S ORCHESTRA MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT JOE FRIEND'S GOOD ORCHESTRA - - Lunches Served - Free Dancing * / r Joe Friend's Rathskeller J JUSTEN'S HOTEL - ; <»-r^jL=j!rrjC~W 'M i I J SCHAEFER'S TAVERN East of the Old River Bridge ming, June 29 etyss Pike-- 10c plate Friday Evei FISH FRY --Bonelc Saturday Night, June 30 MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT Wednesday, July 4th GOOD MUSIC AND DANCING BETTY'S at Lily Lake -- FRIDAY NIGHT, JUNE 29 Boneless Fillet and Trimmings, 10c - Delicious B^er MUSIC BY COLLEGIATE SYNCOPATORS1 -- r -- WEEKEND SPECIALS, INCLUDING JULY 4 - Roast Duck or Fried Chicken Sandwiches, 35c Tuesday Night, July 3 ^SPECIAL ORCHESTRA -AUTO On the Brewery Corner, McHenry, 111.--Phone 184 TUESDAY NIGHT, JULY 3 Roast Squab Dinner S FRIDAY NIGHT--Boneless SATURDAY NIGHT-^Qhicken Dinner, 25c - - .. Dine and Dance to That Delightful Music of BOB AND HIS MFLODIANS V ir". . (C-: :y. I