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P«g« Twtlrt ' ^ JF 7 W'* f ?;T^f ! q?; »»« w» »• " «*s >*• * •*<( * • «#*• THE Mi t&em W >tv£ r;v ,3" .* • * -,m v^vr.v1 s •ZWi . -sSI1 NEWS FROM Wonder Lake homecoming. (Mrs. Wilkin* It the former Sharon Sells.) » . ly vucih Mb "We don't care how you vote, but vote," has been* the motto of all newspapers, radio stations, and other news dispensing; mediums for weeks. » Voters of Wonder Lake are re- • minded to be sure and mftrk their ballots. The election will be at the firehouse Nov. 4, from 6 a.m. until 5 p.m. ....'" . "Sarge" Duttko, • Republican 'precinct committeeman, predicts « a record vote on Nov. 4 in VVon- • der Lake. Everything possible is being done to see that voters ..-get. to the polls. Arrangements are made for baby sitters; also transportation to and from the . polls. Persons Working at the various plants and factories may : secure transportation from the polls if they wish to vote after work. For the benefit of those wh^ desire transportation call the following: Mrs. L. Plotner W.L. 4121; "Sarge" Duttko, W.L. 3293, Mrs. J. Noble, W.L. 3001 (West Side); and Mr. Edw. fcfotulewicz, W.L. 3862. Also, anyone who will be absent from the county on election day may secure applications foi - absentee ballots from "Sarge" Duttko. The county clerk wilalso have his office open foi ^absentee ballots up to and including Saturday, Nov. 1. Make sure you cast your vote - in this important election. It ir you that decides your president and all other candidates. Study your specimen ballot prior to election day and if you have any - doubt consult your committeeman or the workers. They will be only too glad to help you. Lost 'To Burton's Bridge The Wonder Lake Harrison football team lost their final football game of the season to "Burton's Bridge Sunday afternoon, 34-0, with four of the winning team's plays made in' tlie last four minutes of the game in Tome spectacular interception. Wonder Lake ended the sixjfame season with four wins, two fosses; Burton's Bridge won all •ix; St. Mary's of Woodstock •*ron two, lost four; Johnsburg lost all six. Fred Zandier, coach for the Wonder Lake team, said that ofv ficials who had aided in the v pames at Wonder Lake should be thanked for their work. Those he mentioned included John Feyerer, Fred Kusch, Earl Mil-1 ler and Paul Murdoch. ' * - ^ To Europe Justus Kellner is now enjoying a trip to Europe during which he will visit his wife's homeland (Scotland) and his own (Germany). TWICE TOLD TALES Ushers Alt Play Janet Grill, Wickline Bay, will be one of the student ushers at Woodstock high school Friday and Saturday when the all-school play, "You Can't Take It With You," .will be presented. ' Gospel Church News >, The Missionary Guild sponsored another missionary service on the evening of Oct. 28, when the Christian League for the Handicapped presented, a most unique and heart-moving -program, showing the sound motion picture "Undefeated." Narrated by Charles E. Pedersen, director of tlH League, the film dealt with the struggle of those who are physically handicapped, but have overcome handicaps through their faith in God and by the efforts of the League. On this Friday evening, Oct. 31. an important meeting of the officers and teachers in our Sunday Bible School will be held in the chapel at 7:45. We bid one and all a warm and ' cordial welcome to Sunday School next Sunday, at 10 o'clock as well as to the morning worship service at 11 and evening Gospel service at 7:45. And remember that we also have a mid-week service for Bible study and prayer each Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Packing a Man's Suit is Just a Matter of Know-Htw If you're the typical man who has trouble packing a suit for • trip without tying it into a knot or, at least, creasing it out of shape, take heart. A leading men's clothing company, with literally millions «,of packed and wrinkle-free suits to its credit, will let you in on its technique: Start with the jacket, keeping in mind that folds should follow the natural lines of the body as closely as possible. Put the jacket on a fiat surface, front side up but unbuttoned Next, fold the trousers in half, at the knees, and lay them across the top of the jacket. Fold the jacket sleeves at the elbow so that they cover the trousers and form a V. Fold up the bottom half of the jacket to completely cover the trouse^, et voila--the suit is all ready to be placed in the bag. And another packing tip: Pack shirts on top, front to front. If the laundry puts cardboard in the collars, remove before packing. Subscribe for the PlaJndealer Men'* Club Dance ^ Wonder La>e's Men's club wi I jpponsor a dauce at the armor: Woodstock, Saturday night, Nov Don Stadfeld's orchestra will Jtlay. The public is invited. . . V ' • • \ " Attend Homecoming ' Jfr. and Mrs. Fred Zandie %ere among those who attende" the homecow-ing activities at th Jjniversity of Illinois last weekend. Rita Bolger and Mary Kay Freund of McHenry were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wilkins at SBGAR-fBgE St n Can't-be-copied smooth dry flavor j^FREEMAN Shoe Winter Weight • • • * conservative town oxford . . » with sturdy multi-stitched tops and strategic heavy-gauge bottoms. Very distinguished • • • unusually rich . . modeled by Freeman in lush antique Calfv #io. Brown . « ' Other Freeman Shoes to $15.1, *91 McGEE'S GREEN STREE1 McHENKT STORE HOURS: Open Daily, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays, 8 a m. to 9 p.m. . -- Sundays, 9 a.m. to Noon We give and redeem Gold Bond Stamps. Forty Years Ago Louis Blocjt, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Block of this village, who underwent a serious operation for appendicitis and for a time was not expected to live, is now on the gain. "Why Lindy Ran Away" was presented to a packed house at the Central opera house by the' Flora DeVoss company last Sunday evening. * Excavation for thfc\ new home that is to be erectecT by Wilbur E. Bassett, just west of the place owned and occupied . by his son, E.IjJo-BJiifeett, was started last w^ek. ' Tonight is Hallowe'en and the youngsters have their plans all laid as to how they are going to get you sore, Ben Stilling and his gang of carp seiners, who have been at work at Pistakee pay for the past two weeks, made their two largest hauls of the season last Friday and Saturday. On Friday they landed 390 and on Saturday 418. This is the first time in two years that the body of water hus been seined for carp. C. G. Frett, who until the first of last April conducted a meat market and grocery in this village, has embarked in the retail coal business here and is now kept busy delivering his first carload of soft nut coal. High prices have prevailed at all the auction sales held in this vicinity thus far this fall. This is especially true of -cows. Eighty, $90 and $100 cows are becoming quite common in these parts. Joseph Palmes, pioneer resident of Johnsburgh and one of the first settlers in the vicinity, passed away last Sunday. Lucky You A • Q by Dick Shaw^ USED RUGS For S a l e TIDY RUG CLEANERS These Rugs are Trade-ins on New Rugs and Carpets by Lees for sale aft 604 WASHINGTON ST. WOODSTOCK, IT J. Lucky you--you made it home from work through • Cog of fatigue Come and Get Your THANKSGIVING TURKEY AT Remedies at Wattles IJrug Store, McHenry. 8-tt St- Marys Feather Party • ON Sunday, Nov- 16, 1952 • '• AT " - ' 8 P. M. - IN THE PARISH HALL EXTRA RUGGED! EXTRA TOUGH Tir«$ton« STUDDED GROUHD GRIP TIRES for Extra Traction in Snow, Mud or Slush On nnpaved roads or through snow, mud or stash, the Firestone Studded Ground Chap tiiie provides amaxing traction. Note the slotted center rib ... its unique design give* extra long mileage. The Stndde^ Ground Grip tire is smooth-riding :vnd easy-steering. Drive In . . • Sat This Amazing Tire Today is THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY AT Tinstone SAVE K0% 7.10x15 I Reg. Price $24.45 ea. "ftliiinjiiijM IIW I 1IIII. ill. I Thursday, October 30, 1952 mr The Traveler* Safety Smict 1st TIRE 2nd TIRE $24.45 $12.23 Exchange PluiTax SAVE $3 to $5 We will give you from $3.00 to $5.00 for your old battery- on the purchase o* a new battery at our store. Special Made Tractor Batteries. ANTI-FREEZE 200 PROOF In Your Container 98c McHENRY TIRE MART Main Slretl ,*hone 294 or 295J West McHenry WALT FREUND and BOB THURLWELL, Props. • Open Pally: 8 A. M. 'til 8P.E -- Sundays: 'Til 12 Xoon MULCHING PROTECTS EVERGREENS FROM WINTER DRYING • • One of the best ways to prevent your windbreak or orna mental evergreen plantings frcm winter-drying is to mulch around the base of the trees. That's the advice of G. R. Cunningham, extension farm forester at the University of Illinois. College of Agriculture. Cunningham says a good mulch will prevent deep freezing of the Soil moisture around your trees. This is especially important for evergreens because they keep their foliage all year round and lose moisture from their needles in cold, drying winter winds. r If the soil moisture around tvergreens is frozen so- that the ree can't use it to replace the iftmstuiNf. lost through the folia g e , t h e n e e d l e s • w i l l d i e . I f enough needles are l o s t , ih<> whole tree will die," the forested points out. Another 'advantage of mulch the year., 'round for your ever- ,'green windbreak is that it acts as a moisture barrier for the soil during dry spells and keep;* the ground from drying out. Much also acts as a sponge to absorb rain and snow and prevent erosion, and it keeps doWti weeds and grass that compete for soil moisture. First choice of a mulch would be composted manure. Competed manure is manure that has been mixed with straw, whed chips, • bedding materials, loaves or grass clippings. Cunningham warns that manure compos!, used for mulch should be at least two months old. Used alone, manure is likely to cause a severe "burning" of the roots. Other good mulches are old straw or hay, peat moss, ground cobs and~~wood chips, Remedies at Wattles Drug Store, McHenry. ~ 8-tf Removing Mnstard ~ Mustard oozing from hot ddfHI or hamburgers on picnics on yoilr clothes needn't ruin your day! Work glycerine into the stains and then wash. If stain remains, use tjeo tablespoons hydrogen peroxide to a gallon of water and soak spot for half an hour. Rin|^ jjrelL ~ Prevent Cracking When cooking hard-boiled eg(l^ add a tablespoon of salt or vinegar to the water before putting t}»e eggs in- and they will not crack. When done, crack big end, drop ia cold water and they will peel irtfe* out tearing up. Subscribe 'for the Plaindealer ^ YWJ85 24 Hour Towing BJTCH'S SAVE MONET ON YOUR CAR Regular., cheek., nps?. and maintenance by ocr experts means., lowfr ^ar . co»tj» 1st J O U ! V ; . • * We Do Complete Motor Overhauling. 309 W. Elm Street McHenry, 111. Phone 811 Residence 91-R V/AV/ Box 200 K L E E N E X Cleansing Tissue ^ B U F F E R ! N Tablets Quick Relief •v.v.v. /AV/Cv/OivX >!viv!viv DoubSe LISTERIA TOOTH PASTE Special at 2 For 59C VA V/XVAAy r/.ViV.VA MVAV X AM .W.'AVAV/ FIRST AID Care of a minor injury often * prevents any future difficulty. Should any sign of serious trouble develop, then see your doctor without delay. We are special-'^ ists in compounding prescriptions. !**/> > v' v.'• v* CvX Cv/'Cv/i T A M P A X Internal Type Protection FREE $1.98 Bottle RYBUTOL High Potency Vitamin with 3 M€GS. and B-12 WITH BOTTLE 100 VV;A.JAV«.V/.IA7 .KY/xyt / A V / V2 Oz. ; M U R I N E Liquid For The Eyes Assorted Styles BOX STATIONERY 24 Sheets, 24 Envelopes Linen Quality, Your Choice 98c r/ I A l J A I I A l F A t . y . V > V / Y v / » v / » V " » - « ' o XVv.y * v \*/ Yl/C vr ••/AVW PHILLIPS MAGNESIA i- 6</2 Oz. 12 oz. Size. P A C Q U I N Silk'n'satin Lotion TABCIN TABLETS S11IN0LA POLISH 15c For. . Siizo. . WIZARD* WICK 39c NERVINE 8 oz. Size. . . SSgaailitltsia 6 oz. Size. . VAV/ I'/AY/ 6 Oz. For Feminine Hygiene Imported Quality PIPES Many styles arid shapes to 98c choose from--Each WW I'./VVVA'tVVV'.'V MJj Ml J m I I Pkge 10 P E R S O N N A s- «:>r Hair Piicsd from Double Edge Razor Blades QUALITY RUSBER GLOVES Reinforccd finger tips Snug fitting. AvaitaUe all sizes. BSc Dispenser with .S'.MFijS KAKD LOTION 13Wz oz. Bottie. nn Both for 90C AV/Ava wlv/iy/w; • •# /VV/WWi liX'VXw wS Box 18 ULLt tAtV.SY/.SM E X - L f t X Chocolate Laxative Tf.\T...T«* Bolger's Drug store 10S S. Green Street PIIOXE 40 McHenry, 19. Wo give and redeem Gold"'Bond Stamps.