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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 10 Jun 1948, p. 7

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Bel f^>n w«it>i lew electric Mwiniaf flti is designed <o maintain a rmth of 105 depcti throughout ithe night. Aato b It* eutortcttve industry H the chief market lot gfeaottoe, rubber, steel, upholstery leather, mohair. CaB for Gar lie The kmif gariic has a new and vital use. It contains a penicalliadikc germ-killing substance ^ . lead end nickel. Rom y^hm I sit Joe Marsh ' Read the Went Adslai% r>firir>f>r<viAnAjtAAAivxAA . Mr . BUttHttl OM XXf wtfirrr to whs mmiX I disease organisms have been known' ised battle of the buzzers. H. B. are cleaned up. A snrariiw sis- 52tS»T£**""Jt""**"h!•-- ^7^" perhaps be eaten by YOU. versity of Illinois and the Illinois j -- Sanitation and the use of DDT.'Natural History Survey, says the; Who is this Mant Now and then, in Of p*gM*%f .'ike Clarion, I run a biographical quiz, under the heading of "Who H This Man?" For instance... THe was one of the earliest lev* m* in Americas history... ••"And yet .he was tee sky to cowt ft weaua outright... "He cssm to the Mft Weill en !^j|e Mayflower..:. .* '"A cooper to repair the beer bar- >^s aceoatpaayiag the Pilgrfaas... ;v * "Who is tUs sunf" ; I thought that everybody was IwBHI^B* Duf nW H utNnailo) wW returned the clipping to me With "John Alden" on it. She recognised all the dues--including that reference to "beer" and "cooper." For Ma--who's read her Mstery, knows that beer as the beverage of aiederatien, is as old ia this land of ears as the never-ending AaMrican search for tolerance which brought the POgrisw over to this eenntry in the flrat pUcp,.f Copyright, *948. United Sttie* Brewers FotuidatUm Chests • Chairs - Dishes ' Glassware <\ Used Furniture Some thaC has really keen used. Gas, kerooene and gasoline ranges. Odds and ends. < New HAEGEB Lamps FURNITURE BARN West city limits on U. S. 20 MARENGO, ILL. We are equipped to da weed control spraying promptly and efficiently. Two sprayers with row crop and op2ii field boom. Also lawn spraying. PHONE McHENRY 113-R i ' The only good housaffy toft'the dead one." -Alttosgh this expression isn't onew, there is something new about the facf that this yea; many McHenry county communities are out to see that there Will be nothing !but "good houseflies" in the comjmunity at the end of the. season. Mayrfr- Raymond Johnson ®ay$ 'last year Woodstock applied 1,400 J pounds of DDT. to the garbage I dump, alleys, paries, eW„ around1 Woodstock at a cost of abx&t $1,000 for material and spraying. This year, | they expect to spend the same | ! amount even though DDT. costs only about half as much per pound. > The Woodstock Chamber of Com ; merce has just completed a clean! up canfpaign. | Mayor John L. M^Cabe says Har- (vard plans to clean up fly breeding places and will gu as far as financially possible on spraying with j DOT. i In Hebron, the plan is to go all ithe way on clean up and spraying j of the garbage dumb, alleys, back1 doors of food dispensing establishments according to word from*Mayor! i M. B. Spooner. " j I Mhrengo plans to spray the gar- j jbage disposal place and other places! 'where flies congregate says Mayor j Clifford R. Echtemach. I I A letter from Frank Ehlen, president of the Village of Lakewood, says they will be glad to support! the Fly-Free Campaign, but asks: for further suggestions. j Recently Alderman Millar of Cry- ' stal Lake, in • speaking for Mayor Krause, said they were interested in the Fly-Free Campaign, but he1 could not say what they would ac-l tually do.' He said there was some feeling on the council that this wap1 a money making scheme for some-; one. | Other towns _ from which there is no information available, in response to a registered letter, and apparently nothing is being done include McHenry, Huntley, Fox River Grove, Cary, Algonquin, Richmond, Spring Grove, and Unjon. An intensive program is under way to eliminate the common housefly. known as one of the filthiest of insects. Flies breed around barn-1 yards, privies, garbage dumps, putrifying animal carasses and other foul-smelling materials. Then the flies discover human food upon which they crawl and deposit thousands upon thousands of germs. Each year the lives of' many people are endangered as a result of flyborne infection with such diseases as tuberculosis, typhoid fever, cholera. dysentery, diarrhea, possibly poliomyelitis, and many other human diseases. Germs are carried on the body hairs, wings and mouth parts of the fly, as well as ip alimentary csnal. . Flies are^of course not the only means of transmitting such diseases of humans, but they are one important source of infection. As many as four million bacteria have been found on the body of a single fly, with millions more in its intestines. Onee inside the fly, . . . . . . C o m p l e t e H n e o f L e e 's _ sprays are recommended as the two time is at hand to see that all fly-1 remedies at Wattles Drug Stencil* weapons in the state's first organ-, breeding places around the premises Henry. - " ALL SCRAP ikON, SHEET IRON AND WIRE HAULERS For higji prices and complete service come to: Lernor Iron & Metal Col, Inc. 540 Colby Street Beloit, Wisconsin ilvSfs* mm® * * ' t. 'v recrf vow* moans to every American family, Chevrolet oontimiM to offer the fowesf-prkecf fine of ponsnger can in its fteW Mm mfy lint of can «Mng BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST! Yes, Chevrolet gives mom , figure if. That s why more people buy Chevrolets M-and more-people drive Chevrolets--than any ortier make of car. That's why we believe you, too, will agree that CHEVROLET AND ONLY QflEVROLET IS FIRST in dolor value as it's first Today, SPCCtAl IXTRA-lOw PRESSURE TIRE* i--rp P»OKE 277 McHENRY, ILLINOlSf C ijmi'wt i.iw jHUillli'ii jjlMNpj BUYERS OF OLD BALING WIRE, TIN and AUTO BODIES , . for our new baling press. ) ; { Also, buying--scrap iroti, cast iron, brass, copper* aluminum and batteries. IT'S CARNIVAL WEEK AT YOUR FAVORITE Yes, it's Carnival Week at four A&P . . . and here's a few of the many fine values we have to offer. Stop in and shop in comfort. FOR COOL SUMMER SALADS, WHITE STAR, IITE SIZE e v e e 7-02. 6MTBTWU- TIN JANE PARKER FRESH CRISP POTATO CHIPS - • NEW TASTE THRILL ANN PACE RED KIMEY (EARS WITH POM e e •OtOO FANCY OMRfiE JUICE A00S KAVOR fO YOUR MEALS I0RA TOMATOES CANNCO PSAS AM A FOOD BABOAIN I0NA SWEET KAS FANCY QUALITY IAK6E. 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