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|£ *7- "4^-9^j-i • • ! ' *<*! '• ' u *; Ct _. • _ • •' »- • /#- ^.'.'sK" A*:. % *i «>liiwtoF" 5fK - -J ,. o;-.*--y ;/r_, •HT i T^S. , • , "• *• " *- •'»" i-^V'V' * Pl4IKBt4LEl *.%W :** £$** I * txir -4: NAVAL CADET PROGRAM OPEN TO QUALIFIER YOUNG MEN 18 TO 2$ Th navy department has recently announced that the naval aviation cadet flight training program has been re-opened and applications are being accepted at the present time from young men between the ages of 18 and 25, who have two-years of college credit. Those applicants who qualify as naval aviation cadets receive eighteen months of intensive flight training at the famed Pensacol% naval air station; after which they receive their wings of gold and a commission in the naval reserve or marine corps reserve. Their fleet duty of the navy's carrier divisions or duty with patrol squadrons. These young men who feel * they can meet "the age and educational requirements are urged to call in person, or write: OFFICE OF NAVAL OFFICER PROCUREMENT, 1844 North Rush Street. Chicago, 111. ! , FATAL FALL Janet Joy Hartmann, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartmann, rural route 1, Maple Park, was fatally injured at 6:45 last week Wednesday night when she fell from her parents' automobile on Irving Park boulevard road, four miles east of Elgin. Janet died in an ambulance as it neared St. Joseph's hospital despite medical aid administered in an attempt to save, her life. The child suffered a skull fracture and her left arm was cut almost off at the shoulder. Complete fine of Lee's poultrj remedies at Wattles .Drug Store, Me- Henry. - - • . «-« REG ISfRATION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that oh Tuesday, the 5th day of October, A. D. 1948, a registration will be held to register the legal voters of McHenry County under the Permanent Registration of Electors Act of the State of Illinois at the following places of registry for the various . precints and districts in McHenry j County, Illinois, to-wit: I RUey -- Riley Town Hall,, Riley j Township, 111. Marengo 1 -- Stewart Implement 9,194$ INATOTOATE NEW AKB SPUDEDI PARCEL POST SERVICE THIS MONTH I either, and only the foolhardy visionled the rapid approach of this Air 'Age. [ Then it took days to transport ' parcel post packages across the " iif Vi Some parcels were forced virtually every moveable WONDER LAKE GOSPEL CENTER Xonsoctarian) Frank W. Anderson,-Past or - Extends a Cordial Invitation to the Services on SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH : ' •"•MM**! A. M. SCNDAY B1K1.K SCHOOL V ^ ; 11 M; MORNING WORSHIP SKRVlCE : V -THoP•. M. EYKXIXtf; \ ; ,u v:;- Swvi*: irWie by a irroup of students from the Ev. Free Institute and Seminary of Chicago.*Tlie and preaching at all the services* WE WELCOME YOU! The advent of speedier nation-wide fou"*r*'. worldwide air parcel post serviceoy . September 1 brings back to minds of beforethev reaped their old-timers the introduction of similar deatmahon-parturularly to the more surface operations thirty-five years! e~* 6 ^ rs' . . . *. ago. It was in 1913, according to i ^rom that modest beftanta* pares! local postmasters, that parcel post I^st has grown to become an integral first made its appearance in' the rifi« if American P?8 Bldg , Marengo, III. United SUtes. The service at that > °P«rat>ons. Its annual poundage, Marengo 2 -- Community Bldg., i time was estimated primarily to aid keep'"* step with the progress of Marengo, 111. .. farmers ang hamlets, located off the TRANSPORTATION, ^ soared from a ~ beaten paths, in extending their pro-;few m'lhonto ^Hions of pounds of ducts to market and/in turn, receiv- ,c°mm?dl'les; . 4. ing sorely needed goods from larger - ®.^ determined to employ the cities. However, mail order houses fastest means of^transportation to I and other establishments were quick Jjjf ju f- S office deto realize this value. partrtent adds the link necessary to « ... - ..... . ^ give the United States the world's Transportation facilities in those most highly specialized doorstep de-' days were still slow and tedious, livery service with the launching of Motor-driven vehicles were few and ^j,e new nationwide--worldwide air the roads which they traversed were parcei post frequently impassable. Too, trains .v- .. • . , c. ». .. were giving off more sparks and .ai^ TT? 3 Store, Hart-; smoke than speed. There were no Tn»" Permanent WaVe lfe», $1.25 hind Twp., Ill, " v , , r * " " * * -- - Seneca--Franklinville ' Town Hall, Seneca Twp., 111. • Cof-al--VUlage .Hall, Union, ill. Grafton 1--Village Hall, Huntley, of tti Africa® , Ann'j I cutoff of merchantable %aMF camel and la tiled aa a beastof bur- timber is not far from SO per ce«t dan In the Andes. The name la pw* higher than the annual growth. Atwafc nounced aa though it were spelled w ^ cent of the original fore* "yama". area of the country remains. Dunham--Mrs. Anna Phillips residence, Dunham' Twp., 111. • Chemung I -- Episcopal Parish | House, E. Sumner St., Harvard, 111. , Chemung 2--Howard's Stpre, 26 I No. Ayer St.. Harvard, 111, • i Chemung 3--Douglas Mill, Chemung, 111. Chemung 4--Town Office, 102 W. Park St., Harvard, 111. Alden--Alden Town Hall, Alden, 111. 31 '*fss commercial planes in those days, and $2.00. Wattles Drug Store. 35-tf III. e (Lake- THE RIVIERA "Show Place of the Middle West $ 'Lake Geneva, Wisconsin TOMORROW NIGHT Saturday, September 1.1th Closing Night for WARNEY RUHL and his Orchestra V > This ,will be the final engagement for this fine orchestra at the RIVIERA this season. -- --, DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SEPTEMBER Grafton 2--Schutt's j wood), Crystal Lake, 111. Dorr 1--Harding Garage, Calhoun & Madison Sts., Woodstock, 111. Dorr 2--Townsend's Garage, 417 Clay St., .Woodstock, 111. ! I Dorr 3--Room under Co. Treas. Office, Court House, Woodstock, III. • Dorr 4--Fire House in City Hall, Woodstock, 111. Dorr 5--Abbott's Shop, Ridgefield, Greenwood -- Town Hall, Green- .wood, 111. Hebron^-Office Alden Mutual Firtv Ins. Co., Hebron, 111. Richmond--Memorial Hall, Rich- | r.iond, 111., I Burton--Town Hall, Spring Grove, ,111. McHenry 1 -- Royal Blue Store, Ringwood, 111. . McHenry 2 -- City Hall, McHenrv, 111. McHenry 3--Blake's Garage, Mc- He iry. 111. i McHenry 4^-Biidner Barber Shop, Jolinsburg, 111; ' r-- Nunda 1--Jos. Stasch Gas Station Burton's Bridge, NurnJa Twp., III. Nunda 2--City Hall, Crystal Lake,! 111. Nunda 3--Odd Fellow's Hall, Crystal Lake, III Algonquin 1--Village Hall, Algonquin, 111. ' Algonquin 2 -- Virginia St., Pumping House, Crystal Lake, 111. Algonquin 3--Village Hall, Cary, m. . j Algonquin 4--Village Hall, Fox I Liver Gro\e, 111. j Algonquin 5--Junior High School, i Crystal Lake, 111. Tne places cf registry will be open I from 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. on Registra- ! tion Day. I Dated at Woodstock, in McHei.ry i' oiuiiy, ii the Sta -.' «>f Illino- j th;* 2'ith uay Aug i t, 'n the of our !'• :rt, ' ne Tbor->. i.d Nina Hun- >:'-d I'orty-eisrh . RAYMOND D. WOODS, (SEAL) County Clerk. 'White* v team? white: ' The cheering section's growing every day! Rich oxfords ano cloths feature low-setting "Comfort Contour" collar styling in many smart collar models. Plus Van Heusen magic sewmanship: action-tailored, -figure-tapered fit; tug-proof pearl buttons, laboratory- tested, Sanforized fabrics. See them today. , YM'II for Van Heusen white shirt* - ---4 *3.50 to *4.95 McGEE'S TIRES and TUBES Ybtrfcndw yoti get flie best,- FIRESTONE i Passenger Car Tire§ "6.00x16 Tires ^ as low as $11.95 plus tax TRUCK TIRES Everyone operating one or more trucks will save considerable money by baying at our sale prices. SEAT COVERS v To fit all cars. Good materials and priced reasonable. $9.95 and up. ACCESSORIES Pumps. Jacks, Etc. Look over our stock. FIRESTONE Tractor Tires " Guaranteed to out-pull any tractor tire made. ^ . •. • 'BATTERIES 4H>-plate Batteries w ^ Fords $13.50 We allow $3 to $5 for your old battery. MOTORCYCLE TIRES FIRESTONES VULCANIZING Tires.and Tubes Bicycle Repairihg BASEBALLS, BATS, GLOVES AND SHOES' WALTER J. FREUND Tires -- Tubes -- Batteries -- Accessories "life and Tube Vulcanising Bicycle Repairing All Work Guaranteed Phone 294 Weat McHenry OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS IN BRAND NEW WAR SURPLUS SUN GLASSES COMINGl EVENTS September 9 Circle, 3, W. S. C. S.--Mrs. French, McCullom Lake. East River Road Pinochle Club--Mrs. B. Juerjens. September 10 Mothers Club--Legion, Hall. September 13 Wonder Lake Area Kiwanis Club Meeting -- Rolaine Grill. September 14-- ; Adance Officers' Night -- Acacia Masonic T«»mplp. Circle 1, W. S. C. S.--Mrs. J. A. Patterson. I September 16 | Plastic Demonstration -- Community I Methodist Church -- Sponsred by W. S. C. s. September 23 September 23 - Bazaar and Card Party--Acacia Hall -Sponsored by O. E. S. November 4 Public Party--Sponsored by C. D. of A. Water Plptayr Black Iron pipe rusts easily so It Is not the right kind to use to conwy water. Galvanized iron la an economical choice for water lines. McHENRY ¥BS, it boils down to just about that. 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