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ynapppinm Sipppp iJpL YJOfLW Jb THE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER Published every Thursday at McHenry, Ht, by Charles F. Renich. Entered as second-class matter at the poetoAce at McHenry, BL, ondtor the act of May 8, 1879. «iii in iiipii iifn Subscription Ratea One Year <*»•»*»».»>»*>• • »«.»»• iiyi't* »*<• •»»»v82.80 Biz Month! .fl.00 y, OCTOBER 13, * *-r • ^ Classified Col TJSE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR QUICK RESULTS A. H. MOSHER, Editor and Manager PUKE MILK ASSOCIATION TO HOLD MANY MEETINGS The entire Chicago dairy district will be covered with a series of meetings arranged by the Pure Milk Association for the week of Oct. 24 to 29 inclusive. This is the word just received from headquarters of the Association in Chicago. t Nationalfy known leaders of the fluid milk organizations are scheduled to speak at these meeting and ^ arrangements have been made so that every dairyman in the Chicago district will have an opportunity of hearing one or more of these speakers. The men who will address the meetings are as follows: H. D. * bach, president and general manager of the Inter-State Milk Producers Association, Philadelphia; I. W. Heaps, secretary and treasurer, Maryland State Dairymen's Association, Baltimore; and B. F. Beach, assistant secretary, Michigan Mjlk Producers Association, Detroit. These outstanding men in cooperative work officially represent the National Milk Proudcers' Association a» a committee of three to assist the Pore Milk Association with its work te the Chicago dairy district. Mr. Allebach was born and reared on a farm in Pennsylvania and has miTVorf cows most of his life.^ His connection with the Philadelphia^ organization started many years ago as a member. Later as a director, his ability so outstanding that he was made president and general manager, which position he hs held for a number of years. Under his careful leadership the Philadelphia organization has grown so that it governs not only the Philadelphia market but includes nearby cities. Mr. Allebach was among the first, if not the first leader, who advocated a friendly business relationship with distributors and brought it about. I. W. Heaps was reared on a farm and, likewise, has been a dairyman all his life. He came up through the ranks of the Maryland organization to the position of secretary-treasurer, which position carries with it the duties of manager. Under his guidance the Maryland Dairymen's organization has been a success for years and is putting real money into the pockets of its dairymen. B. F. Beach of Detroit is comparatively a young man. Born and raised on the farm, his entire life has been devoted to the farm or in cooperative marketing work. He ha? been with the Michigan Milk Producers' Association for six years and during that time it has grown from a small organization with many thousands of members and with one of the best selling plans in operation that has so far been ad- Vised. , The Pure 101k Association is formed along the same lines as the above mentioned cooperatives and dairymen throughout this district will be interested to know how such an organization operates. Shoe-Making Statistic* The Boot and Shoe Recorder says that no one man makes an entire pair of shoes. There are about 150 different operations on a shoe before it Is finished. Each operator works on a machine or process, which contributes to the complete shoe. The number of parts turned out dally by any factory depends upon the else of the plant, machinery, equipment and quality of the product Sucfc outputs range from a few hundred to 10,000 or more pairs a day. A factory making high-grade shoes and employing 300 men and women might produce, at full capacity, 800 or 900 pairs dally. The same number of people working on cheap shoes nUfbt produce 3,000 pairs dally. *OK SAL* "FOR SALE--Ford delivery truck, express body, starter, £ood working order. For a quick sale, $65.00. # "L. A. Erickson, West McHenry. " 19 FORtSALE--two small heating stoves each $8.00; one golden oak china closet $15.00; one sideboard, $8.00; one oil stove, $7.50; one . sewing machine, in :good working order, 10.00. L. A. Erickson, West McHenry. 19 FOR SALE--10 Fine Holstein Heifers re'ady to calve; 8 Holstein Milch Cows. Just retested, at my farm on Fox River, West River Road, south of McHenry. Clay Baird. 19-2 MUST SELL--Piano... $50 cash required. For further particulars write "B. C.** care McHenry Plaindealer. 17.3 FOR RENT DAIRY COWS FOR SALE--We can supply you most any time with any number of cows, fresh and close-up springers. Also two good Holstein stock bulls on hand. Kvidera Bros., Cary, III. Phone 37-J. 19 FOR SALE--Small soft .coal heater in good condition.. |5XK). Inquire at Plaindealer office. tf FOR RENT--Five-room house on North Park Ave., furnished or unfurnished; stove heat; reasonable rent. Write or call Mrs. Josephine Heimer, Phone 149-J, McHenry. 18-tf FARM FOR RENT--173 acres. Mrs. Jos M. Justen. R-3, McHenry. 9-tf LOST FOR SALE--Soft coal heater. Reason- LOST--Large Methygt pin set with able price for quick sale. Inquire of marquisette. Reward. Phone 102-J Plaindealer. 17-tf McHenry. 18-tf Lofty Sanctuary Safm. Hawksmoor Nature reserve, neer Enheadle, has been made permanent for birds, animals and flowers. Public subscriptions raised funds for Its purchase by Staffordshire. It Is 000 feet above the sea, and commands one of the most beautiful views in that county. Nearly every one of the 95 species of birds found In Staffordshire have homes there, and foxes, badges, deer, squirrels and shrews also make it their headquarters.--London M«n, Rich British Island Jamaica is the largest of the British West Indian islands. It has an area of about 4,000 square miles and Is, therefore, a little more than twice the size of Prince Edward Island. The population numbers 650,000, threefourths of whom are blacks. Kings ton, the capital, has a good harbor. Jamaica exports sugar, coffee, rum. dyewood, bananas, and othef fruits. City Always Great Port Marseilles Is the third largest city of France and the largest seaport. It Is situated on the Mediterranean coast Marseilles was founded by the Phoenicians about the year 000 B. C. During the centuries of Koman rule it was a place of first rank, the great port of Gaul as it now is of France. The city has a population of about half a million. Only Requires Wili PouHtr Any man can learn to do anything that any other man has done if he will apply himself to the doing of It --Charles M. Schwab. FOR SALE -- Seven-room modern house with back lot, located on Green St, one-half block from St. Patrick's church, to close estate. Call McHenry 607-W-l. Math M. Blake, Executor. 17-tf. LOST--Sweater and bunch of keys. Finder will please send or return keys to Jacob Justfcn &. Sons. 19 BARGAIN FOR YOUNG COUPLE Cost $3,000 four months ago. Will take $550 for all or will separate. Beautiful furniture of 4-room apartment. 3 pc.'silk mohair parlor suite, hand carved frame; 8pc. walnut dining room set; 2 9x12 Wilton rugs; 4 pc. walnut bedroom set, complete with spring and mattress; labrary table; 5 pc. breakfast set; lamps; polychrome ini'rror; chest of silverware. Must"T>e seen to be appreciated. Will Arrange for delivery. 832 Leland Ave., near Sheridan Rd., Chicago, 111. Phone Sunnyside 6190. 18-6 FOR SALE--Base-burner, in good condition. Price $10.00. Phone 99-M. Mrs. John Miller. 18-tf LOST--Spare (tire, rim, stop light and license plate lost off of Kissel car. Finder retiirn to Ted Schiessle West McHenry, phone 150. Reward 19. WANTED WANTED--Farm about 150 acres or 100 acres on shar^. Near McHenry, Wfeuconda or Volo. Address William Brink, Route 6, Woodstock, 111, 19 WIANTED--Load of cordwood. 2 ft length. Inquire at "Plaindealer office.' 19 iW^ANTED--To buy old rags at 5c per pound, Miust be clean and free from lint. Plaindealer office. tf DEPENDABLE USED CARS ON HAND . 1927 Dodge Special Sedan, Demonstrator. 1926 Dodge Deluxe Sedan. 1921 Buick Touring, winter enclosure. 1924 Dodge Touring. 1922 Dodge %-ton Express Truck. Easy. Payment Han We have a complete line of tracks in % ton and 1% ton in closed or open body types. JAMES MORROW & SON. Phone 186 West McHenry, 111. WANTED--Fartrs of all sixes and descriptions for gash or exchange for income property. We specialize in quick deals. Kent & Company, McHenry. 88-tf MISCELLANEOUS RESULTS! Kent & Company Can sell that house! Can rent that flat! Can find a buyer for that land! 18-tf Loose leaf work is a specialty of the Plaindealer job department. WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY REPAIRING--' Located at "Tempus Fugit" on Elm St., McHenry. Mort Ritt. 50-tf % •* TYPEWRITERS Sales and Service. Repaired and Rentals, Prompt attention to phone calls. Phone 549. L. KILTZ, Woodstock 49-tf Plaindealers at Bolgers COOPER'S SAPONIFIED CRESOL-- For disinfecting barns after TB testing. Sold by Dr. J. E. Wheeler, West McHenry. 38-tf TAKE YOUR Seeing Machine trouble to B. Popp. West McHenry. Repairing done on all makeB. Also fluff and rag rug weaving. Phone 162. 13-tf "WHAT PRICE GLORY" AT EMPIRE, OCTOBER 17, 18, 1% Life--Its humor, drama and pathos, this is "What Price Glory." A gripping story of conflict told with startling realism. The stage play by Laurence Stallings and Maxwell Anderson, on which this motion picture version is based, took the nation by storm. It was sincere, vivid, colorful. Raoul Walsh has kept faith with the authors for he has wi.th uncanny skill translated these humans to the screen --not mere picture puppets, but pulsating men and women who live and breathe, laugh and cry, fight and love --a veritable orchestra of the emotions. And spectacle,! There is the background of the war, of course, and yet "What Price Glory" emegres in the main as an epic of laughs behind the lines. Here is staged the drama of life, fierce and ugly, beautiful and rapturous, and the whole etched with touches of comedy so naturally funny that it awakens the risibilities to a newer and finer sense of humor. Here, too, we meet hard-boiled Captain Flagg, the picturesque campaigner; Sergeant Quirt, Beau Brummel of the Army; and Charmaine, as captivating and enchanting a French damsel as any two men could fight over. She loves both men with a passionate and nai7e innocence. To her they are Yankeeland's bravest and finest warriors, stalwart soldiers ready to fight to the death for her favor. About such human, characteristics figures does this comedy-drama of the screen evolve--characters who, by virtue of Raoul Walsh's directorial genius, do the human things rather than the make believe of fiction. Of course^ you must meet Private Kiper and Private -Lipinsky, two inseparable war buddies who add so much warmth and real humor behind the lines. They are living prototypes of millions of our boys who even under fire never lost their sense of comedy and good fellowship. "What Price Glory" is the most sincere, film of the century. To see it Is to become a living part of it. This picture will be shown at the Eitffire Theater in McHenry, MQnday, Tuesday and Wjednesday, Oct. 17, 18, and 19. "Close UpT of the Moon The best "dose up" photograph of the moon brings our nightly visitor to a point where h map may he made m a acale of 80 miles * the laeh. Difficult Transaction ••When a man marries for money "' •aid Miss Cayenne, "you may expect complaint from everybody concerned of havlnc gotten the worst of the bargain." Views of of the Stars People in the southern hemisphere % see different stars, but there are some constellations which are visible at different times of the year In both hem!- - spheres. If the earth's axis kept aV * Ways perpendicular, to the plane of Its orbit none of the northern COD- • stellations would ever be seen In the ' southern hemisphere, but as the axis * Inclines first one way and than die ether, some, or both r^s can be seen at different times. , _ • r Housefly Ages Rapidly I The housefly becomes fall grow* Ift •bout four weeks. k '-jfj Dollar Das^ ^ • t • * • ^. ifey lYour $ will buy a big $ worth hare Saturday 'j y* * '•Isl ; 10 yds. part linen Toweling. $1.00 4 Cups, 4 Saucers, 4 Sauce 2)ish<%, 4 4 7-in., and 4 8-in. Plates, all for.; 91.00 Assortment of Groceries, value about $1.36, for $1,00 2 pair $1.40 grade Silk Hose for. $1.00 1 pair $1.75 grade Silk Hose for !_. ..$1%00 Mostly dark colors but good quality. " ^ 40 Shoes, not old-timers but sHpperfc, ' "• only some sixes, per pair $1.00 We invite you to come i|| * Smith Bros. Mife 179 Green St. '.^•44 <!> Groups Anyone planning on furnishing a new home, or refurnishing their present living room, should take advantage of this offering of high grade living room sets at moderate prices. Quality ef Each Set is Fully Guaranteed FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING •» OFFSBI Ptfllar Day, Saturday, October 15, McHenry, Illinois nX 1 . - ' AT:.' . :-ir Walter J. Freiind's ^ " West WcHenry, Illinois - - - - $1.00 Car Jacks, each - - - - $1«00 Tire Pumps, each ; * - - $1*00 $1.00 eif on All Tires Ford sizes excluded Pleasant Trip, Except---- A Boomington girl started out . on a 1,000-mile trip. So optimistic was she that she not only did not carry a span tire, but did not have any repair tools either. On her return recently she was asked how she enjoyed the trip which she took alone. Her answer was: "I didn't have a bit of tire trouble. I told you I wouldn't. And I only ran out of gas three times and out of money twice and I only got held up once."--Indianapolis News. Handkerchief Bill $450 Casually strolling into a shop in Havana recently, an American woman tourist asked to see certain designs of handkerchiefs. Then she picked out 800, counted out $450 in bills and ordered the handkerchiefs sent to her hotel. She said she Intended to give many of them to friends in New York. Improves the Bank Balance "Have you made any Improvements around the farm?" he was asked. "Yes, sir^" answered Farmer Hawbuck. "We've rechristened the old barn. We call It a garage now and make the summer boarders pay rent for It."--Boston Transcript. «$• <$> •+• »$» «$» »+• «$» <$> »$» «$» %• late POTATOES We have many calls fftr late potatoes, so we bought a carload of ' . ' . ,••• Fancy Irish Cobblers grown in the Red River Valley- These potatoes will arrive at our plant the first part of next week and will sell for $1.25 PER BUSHEL and in lots of 10 bushels or more $1.20 PER BUSHEL. * llr Fhone Your Order Today McHenry County Farmers Co-Operative Assn. Why Not? Teacher--And what did Newton do when the apple struck him on the head? Pupil--He picked It up and ate It. Many Visitors Over 80,000 people visited Wwlwspeare's birthplace last year and nearly 00,000 Anne Hathaway's cottage. Phone 29 l Bah! When a woman pulls the wool ofl* a man's eyes you can hardly blame him If he looks sheepish,--Cartoons Magazine. " DOLLAR DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, McHENRY, ILLINOIS SPECIAL--JANESVILLE BLUE DENIM OVERALLS AND JACKETS , 1_ „ $1.00 f^: MEN'S $1.50 UNION SUITS, fall weiglg" For Dollar Day . w . k vv --..--$1.00 MEN'S BROKEN LOTS OF FINE SHIRTS OF $1,25, $1.50 AND $2.00 GRADES $1.00 MEN'S HEAVY FLANNELETTl! NIGHT GOWN* For Dollar Day.; -v" MEN'S WINTER CAPS, $1.50 AND $2.00 GRADES For Dollar Day -$1.00 $1.00 BROKEN LOTS OF MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS For Dollar Day . ; -• . . •' $1.00 WJhy Buy asht ANTIOCH PALACE v-Jftfesents-- Fred Wallin - --and his-- KINGS OF HARMONY --Every-- WED., SAT. AN# SUNDAY NIGHTS Park Plan Dancing Bowling Billiards Pool Refreshments ---Grill-- Admission: Wied. 16c Sat, and Bm. »e Because we can save you 15% , For the Reason That you are no't askecbto pay for the losses which credit accounts creafce--which is about 10% and in selling for cash we have ready money to buy for cash, which gives us the goods at 5 to 10% cheaper, hence we can afford to sell cheaper. r a* Weit McHenry