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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 24 Jul 1952, p. 6

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• "^rf. •**• :- J.-'t- *.t ; • •:•., * ••••(• • • "•; I •'-,. : H;, •• ... • ;..."" .s - , '. '»>«-- '-'• J*' <•"-• '**' • £ , .:^\'- ;• . , » • . r ;'• 4* 4 - * *<V' ' ^ *•* - *> ! 4 . 5u . v " I 1 , A ^ , «p|||y iCafbori Copies ^Are Twice as BY EDNA MILES •T»HERE'S nothing like a •®- mother - daughter ensemble to make a little miss feel as grown-up and responsible as her mother. The carbon copy creations can be purchased in both dressy and informal styles and help to instill in the small set a real appreciation of clothes and their care. Many mothers wisely make washing, ironing and mending a joint chore and this is, of course, much more fun when both costumes are identical. An example of the pert sets now available may be seen at left in the floral printed percale fashioned in Florida. Both dresses feature a dainty bodice ruffle and crisp pocketed organdy apron. For lounging, the cotton housecoats at right ring the bell twice. The ladylike robes are .done in a brilliant floral print on a dark ground, bound and buttoned in contrasting color. Full, flattering skirts finish (he luxurious quilted robes. If a number of big-small sets are kept on hand, your daughter may be encouraged to cultivate taste in choosing a costume for the day. In any case it is certain that when mother* and daughter travel together in identical costumes, they will win approving double-takes wherever they go, .A'-. •'T S'\" " . _ n- f' 4 1 , nor w. itsi • s •mm McHENRY PLAINDEALEP * I PUBLIC PULSE ^fPEWER FEDERAL STAMPS 'J?; % ' It was disclosed this past week that federal gaming stamps for slot machines issued in Mc- Henry county for the year ending June 30 dropped more than 80 per Cent over the preceding year. There were fifty-four addresses listed as compared to 248 for the previous twelve months. The decrease throughout the twenty-six counties that ~make up the Internal Revenue district of Northern Illinois wis 75 per cent. Slip Covers Closely woven materia: is better "for slip covers because it gives greater protection against dust, holds its shape better, wears longer and tailors more easily. • -- Coal to Britain Hie British government has chartered 100 ships with a view to importing more than a million tons of coal from the U.S. Equal educational and job opportunities for women were a • reality in Ancient Babylonia more j than 5000 years ago, and it was a man's idea. King Hammurabi i ordered that girls be "given tho same education as boys, and many women became scribes, clerks, stenographers, and secretaries." v'^.w; - (AH roinmnnimtlons for (his d e partment mnsf be «d*ne<< by the nrHer, of hc-wlse they will not be i rMishnI. The Plulndealer Invite* l>« reader* to express their npin !ons In these enlnflin*.) Lakemoor Situation I, Thomas "Ted" Budil, year elected village clerk, has resigned as of July 21, 1952. I could not, under existing_con- ; ditionr. execute my duties in the ' best interests of the people of Lakemoor. Not one piece of paper pertaining tfc the workings of the vi'la^e was given me to cftrry out the duties of my office as prescribed by law. I have in my possession a letter dated June 7, 1952 (election date was June 3, 1952) that was handed to me, which would authorize another perron to perform my duties had I signed it. It seems that the office of village clerk is for an individual who will perform the clerk's duties, only upon the dictates of others; . Those conditions I could not ac-v cept and kee) face. I am deeply grateful to the people who supported me in the past election. THOMAS P. BUDIL AN OPEN LETTER TO MAYOR FREUND Mayor George P. Freund 202 North Green Street '9Mn' a Paint Can . <After you have finished a painting session, be sure that the lid is replaced tightly on the can. When next you use it, you may find that a "skin" has formed on top of the paint. Carefully discard this--all la one piece, if possible--then stir the paint until it's ready for use To make sure that no particles of the skin remain to mar the smooth coating you will apply, strain the paint thrcu*h a strainer you've obtained fttm-i your dealer--or through " cheesecloth, fine wire screening or an old stocking. ilNeed a Rubber Stamp? Order | now at the Flaindealer. CLARENCE'S SHOP MADE TO ORDER Bird Houses -- Lawn Chairs -- Swing* Picnic Tables -- Umbrella Tables -- Sand Boxes Cement Chimney Caps Cement Cesspool Rings and Covert Pier and Park Benches -- Flower Boxttft Wheelbarrows -- Picket Fences -- Arbor* Trellis, etc. Unfinished Kitchen Cabinets, Cupboards. Chest of Drawers, etc. CLARENCE J. SMITH i'EL. Slr'3-J-l JOHNSBURG m %=*'• County Junior Fair JULY 24-27 WOODSTOCK - DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 136 S. Green Street McHonry (Closed Thursday Afternoons) EYES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED . VISUAL TRAISING YISFAL RE1LABILITATIOH COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS # HOURS DAILY : 9 to 12 A. M. and 1 to 6 P. it FRIDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 to 8:|6 P. M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 this mfttter before the CottnoU, ' Yours sincerely, - VT«jRev. J, Elliott Corbett •. :i . McHenry, IUinbis h Dear Mayor Freund: It has come to my attention t h a t a tragic drowning took bIt#: Sunday afternoQA of this week! - Mexican Cefton off tlie pdblie ^rtetiofc Farm experts are beginning tb beach area. j watch Mexico at a growing foctbt- It seems to riie that there • in the world cotton supply. Attnon should be lifeguard protection unnoticed, the country ttao devei covering this swimming area at oped into the second largest export all timflfc. I understand that there are lifeguards staticned at the beach during the week when swimming lessons are given. er of cotton in the western hemisphere. Most of its achievements have been since World War II, according to statistics. Mexico's I95I- 52 crop is the largest fri her history Would it not be possible for the j --approximately one and a quarter city to suppport lifeguard service on weekends and after Aug. 9, when swimming lessons' are c6ncluded? If this is impossible surely the people of McHenry would be willing to sponsor the project through popular subscription. I fear that such an accident can counteract the good will we are trying to cultivate through our annual Marine Day celebration. Trusting^ that you will place million| bales. Even so. Mexican yields are considered rather low compared to United States production. Mexican yields average about half-a-bale an acre. What has boomed cotton output has been the tremendous increase in planting acreage. It has doubled in the past two years. The 8phln* The ipl)inx was built atatfft AMD VC •• -TURT BOLGER'S DR UG ST OR & GREEN ST. PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL. Double .Gold Bond Stamps Frida See file "Blue Ribbon" Show of the Year! i t' ~ £T ~* LIVESTOCK SHOWS Thursday, Friday and Saturday 0 HOME ECONOMICS SHOWS Thursday, Friday and Saturday Stf. : • h |r^ HARNESS RACES On The New Half Mile Track Saturday and Sunday Afternoons o--; HORSE SHOW Saturday Afternoon and Sunday Morning--r ---- O HORSE PULLING CONTEST 9 A. M. Sunday Morning GRANDSTAND SHOWS Thursday and Friday Nights ORODEO Saturday 8 p.m. - Sunday 6:30 & 8:30 pan. See Three 1951 Illinois State Fair Dairy Champions All From McHenry County Herds. i| Attend vhev McHENRY COUNTY Woodstock July 24-27 Mak« your pkins now! Don't miss this show* of shows ... your County FairT' It's, a gala festival for folks of every age. Bring the whole family?,.; join friends and neighbors. See row upon row o^ interesting exhibits and demonstrations, prizewinning farm products, livestock and poultry, colorful sideshows and grandstand event*. See these features in the Public Service ELECTRIC FARM SHOW . Colorful turntable display of modern work-saving appliances . Slid* story- How Electricity it Made".. . latest fechnbfiM of crop Modern oloctrlcf farm chore PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Nine members of the V. F. Auxiliary entertained veterans afi Downey hospital last MondaJ evening. They were Mary Lou Miller, Gertrude Barbian, EmilA Rees, Evelyn Shannon, Evely& McAndrewa, Alida Diedrich, Lotjf lie Bransford,. Dorothy Webel and Marie Thomas. The two provided music. The Mask Os A shipwreck wgs responsible {oit the disappearance of the Musk 04 from one of its best feeding grounds. Banks Island in the Canadian Arctic Sir Robert McClure abandoned __ ship on the shore of Banks Islftn^, and marched with his crew to safety: overland. Eskimos discovered th4 Ship, and traveled from all parts oi the Canadian Arctic Archipelago to collect the iron in the wreck. One# on the island, they destroyed the abundant herds of musk oxen. PR0FE<H0flAl DIRECTORS' f ft tflt f!. R. 8WAN80* Dentist '* 19ft 8. Green Sheet Office Hogn: : tii • '•*> ' Diiiy Except Thmdife 9'ia 18 -- I il» to NoAk W«L and Friday. Rrnhirg 7 to 9 P. HI. 7 Telephone McHenry 160 TtFXOir KNOX Attorney At Low t Cor. Green and Eln 8treH» XcHenry • IPIestffty and Friday Afterlieoi* O^er By Appointment ? Phone McHenry 4S M ROBERT A. STUEBEF .Attorney At Law ~ *04 Center Street ^ ~ Phone McHenry M8 McHENRT, ILL. VILLI AM M. r^FROLL. Jr. Attorney At Law UOtt Benton Street - „ Phone Wocdstork WW WOODSTOCK. ILLINOIS JOSEPH X. WA1HM Attorney Ai -all 8N WatkeRnn Bea4 I'RFI) Befi Phone MeHenr* 408-W .VgST McHRNRT* ILL. FRANK S. MAY i - B L A C K D I R T ' daid - Gravel - E x c a v a ^ l * ' • « . Rt. 1, Johrmburjr Phone: McHenry fiSO-K-l ganri LI sMtm* TERN TIIELEJ* Trucklntr druHt •laek D\ '{p Fxcavsitlka TeL McHenry R88-R-8 er t»8-W-> Box t72, Rt 1. in A. P. FREUND * SOlff Excavating Co«rrs»'#«»,» Tracking, Hydraulic and Crane Service - ROAD BLILDIN6 - Tel. 2A4.M Mekenrv. Ill INSURANCE j KARL R. WAL8H fjre, life, Farm A Life I» maw Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES When Von Need Insurance 01 Any Kind Phone 48 or 118-M Qjreen ft Elm MeHeary ST0FFEL ft REIHANSPERGER .. Insnranre agents for all classes o ; property hi the best companies. West McHenry, Illinois _ Telephone 806 f M9 -Main Street McHenry. IlL '» 8CHR0EDER IRON WORKS Ornamental ft Strnctnral Steel m Visit Our Showroomw ^ • Miles South on Rt 81 ^ Phone #50 " v RING'S ^ PLUMBING AND HEATING BOB FRISBY, JR. Qnallty Fixtures - Radiant Heatlny Gas and Electric Water Heatert' Water Systems - Water Softeners Repairs - Free Estimates ' PHONE McHE>RT 289-M MV9 WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE 601 Main Street, McHenry ^Electric Portable Welding Acetylene Welding an<l Catling ALEX W. WIRFS, Operait - Phone 615-W.l or 4(4 McHENRY, ILL. -- WANTED TO BUY -- CALL AT ONCE ON DEAB HOGS, HORSES and CATTLE. We pay phone charges. We pay M to for Old Hone* leas for down horses and rattlfc MATPS MINK RANCH lotasbnrf • Spring Grove Phone Johnsbarg 814

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