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^ •' • fe THE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by Charlet F. Rwriek.' Entered M second-class matter at the poetoffic* at McHenry, I1L, nu 4er the act of May 8, 1879. One Year --«- Six Months ... .12.00 Want Ads FOR SALS FOR SALE--One overcoat, good as new, size 44. Will sell very reasonably. Phone 12, *24 A. H. M06HER, Editor and Manager j.*. Y'-', • • -Vv ,T;f' > :* t1 J *£ '?J. v ; ^ NOTICE OF APPLICATION t Notice is hereby given of the filing by the undersigned with the Illinois Commerce Commission of an application for a certificate of Convenience and Necessity to operate as a Motor Carrier for the transportation of property between Crystal Lake, Illinois, and Chicago, Illinois, and the Illinois points following: Chicago, Park Ridge, Palatine, Waukegan, Greenwood, Lily Lake, Fox Lake, Hebron, Dundee, Niles; Crystal Lake, DesPlaines, Harrington, Cary, Harvard, Wauconda, Ringwood, Alden, .'Carpentersville, Wheeling, Norwood COURSE OF EMPIRE MOVING WESTWARD Center of Population Sfcifti fll Ten Years.: Washington. -- Westward continues the course of empire, and a trifle southward, too, Latest figures from the bureau of the census place the center of population of the United States In Stockton towasjjjfp, Greene county, Indiana, not far from the town HERE IS A REAL BUY--1930 Ford DeLuxe Coupe, equipped with rumble seat, radio, spotlight and many extras, only $375. Buss-Page Motor Sales, McHenry, 111. Phone 80, 24 FOR SALE--Turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens dressed to your order for Thanksgiving. Our prices are right so order now. Louis McDonald. Tel. 613-J-2 24-2 park, Mt. Prospect, Fox River, Grove, ^ Linton. In the ten years that have Ridgefield/Big Foot, Yolo, Johnsburg, liibertyville, Algonquin, Edison Park, Arlington Heights, Grays. Lake, Wood. stock, Lake Zurich, McHenry, Richinord. Elgin, Half l>ay. V Information as to the time aiid place of hearing.upon this application may be secured by communicating with the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission, Springfield, Illinois, or the "undersigned. Rose Motor Service Co., 302 McHenry . Ave., Crystal Lake, 111. \ Henry M- ^Walker, Attorney, 127 No. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. Frank A. Powers, Attorney, 300 W. Adams St., Chicago, 111. *23-2 Spider Airship* For untold centuries spiders have been skilled aeronauts. Climbing to some high place, the spider lets loose a number of threads. These are caught by the wind and carry the creature In the air. By loosing extra threads It can ascend, vvhile to descend it takes In some of the threads -and throws lout a silkeniine to act as anchor. Bpider ships of the air have been fouDd hundreds of miles out. „ Canyon** Changes It Is estimated that the Grand canyon deepens one inch a year and widends at the rate of one inch in a thoosan# yeara v ' .. Intervened since the last census the population bijlk of the country has shifted 2.3 miles westward and 7.6 miles southward. \ "An interesting story Is revealed in "the slowly moving dots that mark centers of population since 1790," says a bulletin from the National Geographic society. "While the average movement has been only three miles a year the trend has been always westward, mostly along the Jine of the thirtyninth parallel of latitude, with occasional jogs to the north and south. . "Like the gauges on a steam en«s~ gine that reveal steam pressure, water, air-brake pressure, speed, etc., the census dots, by erratic little movements each ten years, indicate just what has been taking place In the great engine that-ls the Unietd States. Cattle, wheat, oil, real estate booms, resorts, motion pictures, minerals, cotton, fruit and national defense, all have 'jiggled' the census gauge. "Advance Slows Down. FOR SALE--Potatoes', onjons, carrots and beets. Mrs. James Haverin, Lily Lake, R-l, McHenry. 24-tf FOR SALE--23 Spring Pigs, also 4 large sows with fall pigs; Edd Peet, Phone 623 Richmond. *23-2 FOR SALE--Baled hay and strato. Also pressing reasonably done. Tel. McHenry 606-J-l. - 12-tf School Notes FOUND -- Commutation ticket between McHenry and Chicago. Owner can have same by 'proving property and paying for this ad. ' 2*4 Some Never Reach It The age of discretion is the" one at Which you discover the righteous are not all on one side.--Capper's Weekly. ILLE THEATRE Woodstock's Beautiful Play House SATURDAY Guest Night--2 for 50e Give your family a real treat "PENROD AND SAM" By Booth Tarkington with LEON JANNEY, JUNIOR COGHLAN," MATT MOORE, ZASU PITTS. SUNDAY MONDAY Continuous Sunday 2:30 to 11 Guest Mat., 2:3p to 5:00 2 FOIi 50c "THE SPIRIT OF NOTRE DAME" with LEW AY RES TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY The Four MARX BROTHERS N in 'MONKEY BUSINESS' FRIDAY, NOV. 20 "J. B." Rotnour Players ------~ in "Always a Good Show" RABBITS--Ove r production sale--- Connacho Whites and Chinchilla*, $1.00 and up. Hy Glow Babbitry,1 mile north of Wauconda. *24-3 The high school football team had a walk-away in its second last game of the season last Saturday, defeating Libertyville by a score of 20-0" in favor of the locals. Chuck Peterson, Donald Hayes and Ray Howard were the three boys who helped to make the game a success by their touchdowns. The quarterly exams were last Wednesday and Thursday. There were no exemptions this quarter, but there will be on half and final exams. The next exam will be in January. This week the Tri-City concerts will be given on Tuesday at Crystal Lake, Thursday (tonight) here, and Friday night, Dundee. Don't forget the concert tonight. An assembly meeting was held after school Monday night where a parade was arranged for to advertise Wednesday's game. Cheers were given. The cars were furnished by the students and faculty. Berrice Frcund came back to school last Monday. All her friends were glad to see her back. " ; BARONET FOUND LIVING ON DOLE NOTICE In addition to our November and December Specials we have another great value to offer, MAR-O-OILj TREATMENT SHAMPOO, OR ANY* OTHER D. R. Shampoo and Wave $1, (See our display ad in this paper) STOMPANATO'S Two Ultlia Modern Exclusive Shops for the whole family Tel. 641 Woodstock, 111. 226 Main Street Open Evenings until 9 p. n, 23-8 ;* Clean Soft Water Used ^ Lititen in every morning at 10 o'clock--WJJD--to the Gabrieleen- Permanent Wave Program. We arc an authorized shop. full Line of Nationally Advertised Permanent Waves $7-50valn* *5.00 |S10 value* Sg Q0 515 vaIU"$10.00 NOV. AM) DEC. SPECIALS YOUR CHOICE OF THREE FOR jKaircnt, Shampoo, * j ft 4% JFlngrer Wave, Kaxcell, J| ,0 \J Tacial, Manicure, or 50c each Eyebrow Arch. S< HOOL (11,1 LI)ITEN SPECIAL -(Prom 5 to 14 years of a*e) Haircut and Wave, all »tyles QMQ VERY SPECIAL EVERY M0\., TI ES. ASD WED. COMPLETE PERMANENT W VYE Including Shampoo and set. "With a preponderance of people In the great cities of the northeastern part of the country a major migration Is needed to move the gauge even the Slightest bit. Yet, In -40 years the advances have totaled some 589 miles. While it has slowed considerably In the last forty years, there is nothing to indicate that the center of population has reached a 'dead center.' "Trace the movements of the tenyear dots that mark the successive taking of the census, and for each Im-. .portant event in our national life a corresponding jog in the center, of population will be noticeable. The first census in 1790 placed the center of population near the city Of Baltimore. In the next ten years the cen-. ter of population shifted almost 40 miles west, and a trifle south, due to the Louisiana Purchase. "The growing south continued to exert a steady pull on the population center during the -next thirty years, although the greatest movement was toward the West. Increasing population in Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana_jjid Georgia, and the annexation of Florida, pulled the gauge down by 1830 to a point about 1G miles -east of Moor field, In what Is now the state of West Virginia, then Virginia. "Growth of the"prairie states, and_of Michigan and Wisconsin, turned the tide northward again between 1830 and 1840, and also sent It on a long jump west to the vicinity of Clarksburg, W. Va. The annexation of Texas is clearly discernible in its southward i movement during the next decade. Hurdles Into Indiana. "Tin progressive period preceding the Civil war. the 'gilded age' of farming in the Middle West, jumped the eenter of population from West Virginia well into Ohio, reaching,a point southeast of Chilllcothe. If one did not know that the Southern states were devastated by the Civil war the e is a hint of it in the northward m< /ement of the center during the n« ct decade. It Is said, too, that the count of some Southern states was not so reliable for some decades after I the negroes had been enfranch isedr "The next twenty years saw the ! population dot again on the move, with j a dip into Kentucky and a long hurdle ; over into Indiana, where It remained J for the next forty years--up to the ! present. Although It has mdved very ! slowly in the last few years, the trend | will remain westward if the Pacific j coast, states continue their population ! advances. California alone increased ; about 2,250,000 in the last decade, j "The center of population, however, j has a considerable distance to travel if it ever intends to coincide with the geographical center of the United Staites. This point has been determined to be in Smith county, Kansas --latitude 39 degrees, f»0 minutes; longitude 98 degrees,'35 minutes. PLYMOUTH AND DODGE CARS Sixes and Eights DODGE TRUCKS DEPENDABLE USED CARS Here are a few good buys. Come in and look them over "at prices that are right-" 1929 Dodge Victory 0 Coupe. 1929 Chevrolet 6 Coupe. >•• 1929 Chrysler 65 Sedan. .• ... " ' 1928 Buick Master Sedan. , 1928 Dodge Std. 6 Sedan. • 1929 Dodge Victory 6 Coupe. 1929 Dodge Victory 6 Sport Sedan.- 1929 Ford A Coupe. 1930 Ford A Conv. Coupe. 1929 Ford A Tudor. - 1928 Chevrolet Coach. 1930 DeSoto 8 Sedan. 1927 Chrysler 60 Coupe. 1928 Dodge % Panel Truck. 1929 Ford A Hyd. 'Dump Truck. Several other good buys which will be lifted later. Watch our ad every week. These cars are reconditioned and sold with a guarantee. DOWE & HAWLEY Howard Cairns, Sales Manager Junction U. S. 12-111, 20-61 Phone 327 McHenry Mexican Object* to Two Baths in Nine Months ^ Mexico City.--The city's campaign to enforce a compulsory bathing regulation met Its strongest opposition In Jose Maria Velazquez, who submitted to the cleansing process only when subdoed by sanitary police. Velasquez first sought to prove the injustice of the officers' suggestion about a bath by producing a soiled certificate proving that he had had an official bath last December. He contended the police were unduly invading his private rights by insisting upon two baths in nine months. ; Valesquea warned them he wbuld sue the city if the two baths In nine months injufed his health. Law9* Long Arm NaHtr 2 in Prayer at Church Philadelphia.--Two young men, a little late for the opening of services at St Alban's Protestant Episcopal church, hurried to take places at the center of the congregation and join In reading from the prayer book. A minute later the services were interrupted by a patrolman who stalked to the center of the ehurch and charged the two late comers with stealing an automobile. The patrolman said' the youths had stolen a parked automobile, crashed It Into a tree while fleeing, and hurried Into the church to avoid arrest. ^ Plaindealers at Wattles. Dramatic Story of Hard Fight J: Afainat Adhreraity. 1 ifcillington, Shropshire, England.--^ dramatic story of a young baronet who is fighting hard against, adver^'ty lien behind the news reported recently that Sir Charles Buckworth-Herne-Soame of Sheen cottage, Coalbrookdale, near here, after succeeding to the title a short time ago had to sign oqjRt the employment exchange, and Is now in receipt of unemployment pay. Sir Charles, who Is thirty-six, Inherited the title from his father, Sir Charles Buckworth-Herne-Soame. Owing to a series of family misfortunes the present baronet has had to work as a laborer In various capacities. Recently his Job as general laborer for the office of works at the restoration of Buiidwas abbey, Shropshire, came to an end, and^with no Immediate prospects of further work he had to sign on for the dole. He lives with his wife, a pretty, dark-haired, woman, in a six-room cottage, and in the little parlor of his home he told his story, "It pains "me," he said, "that my title should be dragged into an affair of this kind. After all, I am a victim of circumstances. , "I am not ashamed of hard work," he declared, "but what do^s upset me is the fact that my title should be made the butt of public gossip. It grieves me to hear people suggest that my wife and I are 'down and out,' and that Lady Soaome has fo do the washing. "It is not so. We ar® siniply in straightened circumstances for a little while. Already I have hopes of work at my old job In about a fortnight's time, and I shall be content to return. I hate being on unemployment pay. My wife and I have gone through hard times before together and we have pulled through. We shall poll through again." ' . fuilderi of Famous Clifford M. Holland was the original engineer of the Holland vehicular tunnel, and this tunnel was named for him. After his death, the work was Continued under the direction of his assistant Milton H. Freeman. Six months later Mr. Freemai^ died, and the position of civil engineer of the project was given to Mr. A. Singstad, who saw the construction through to Its completion. And How! : critical book rerfewer ti the banker. He can tell in a minute Whether yonr writing is any good or not.--Augusta Gazette. FOR SALE--Big type, black Poland China Boars and Jilts,' with grand champion blood lines. Prices right James Hunter, McHenry. Tel 617-J-2. 18-tf FOR SALE-->Well secured 7% First Mortgages on McHenry Residence Property. Inquire at Flaindealer of- „ 19-tf LOST LOST--Round cover for new washing machine. Lost from truck between McHenry and Wonder Lake. Finder return to Carey Electric Shop, McHenry. 23 POUND BARGAINS 1 USED SINGER SEWING MACHINE $5.00 1 ELDRIDGE B SEWING MACHINE __1^$5.00 1 LYON & HEALY USED $450 PIANO, like new $50 1 MODERN UP) PLAYER PIANO i FOUND--A' row boat on the river. For information call 223-W. 28 FOR RENT FOR RENT--Four room furnished house with garage on Riverside drive. Call 167 or 170. «2.1tf wanted WANT TO RENT--Farm of about SO to 120 acres, cash rent Inquire at Plaindealer office. *21 $3.00 All styles. and up For Hair Beanty Try ARNOIL STEAM TREATMENTS JietardH-^-Orey and railing' Hair, f-!irril nates--Dandruff, prevents-- Dry Scalp, n-ennditions--Permanent Wave J r l 1 1 . 0 0 o r 6 f o r $ 5 . 0 0 hij:irn|>cKi SOc extra • V i n a V i o l e t Ray T r e a t m e n t s . . - . 9 1 . 0 0 FrlTate Booth* for Ladles and Gents At your serv ice. 3 Barbers 5 Beanty Artist* STOMPANATO'S VHra Modern Exclusive Shops Tor the Whole Family tf<#: *<;. WV*Jttvk, 111., 226 Ma Kv«-r.,r.i."- until !< P A Clean Soft Water Used Night School Is Widely . Patronized by Workers Philadelphia.--That serious minded young men and women are anxious to study and learn despite the fact that they 'majr be employed all day is shown by the latest registration of the night school of Temple university. Most of the applicants come from office workers, the report said. $ Surrenders Friend, % Then Goes His Bail | Brockton, Mass.--John Duszkie- $ wich was so anxious to go bail $ for his friend William Gidis that $ he helped police arregt the lat- K ter. >1 Duszkiewich appeared at head- H quarters and announced he v wished to furnish bond for his H friend's release. Police, who had >: sought Gidis in vain on an ag- »•« sault charge, informed Duszkie- •wich he could do so if he would $ bring the defendant in, Dusz- >j kiewich did; ' j*- BE! ORE YOU BUY SHOES see our bargain counter. B. Pop p. Expert shoemaker and repair shop. Main street. Phone 162. 38-tf #50 1 CONSOLE ELECTRIC RADIO wWfUfi'ljiji $20.00 ORDER YOUR PERSONAL CHRISTMAS 0EREETING CARDS HERE AND NOW ALL THE LATEST HITS IN SHEET MUSIC NYE Music, Jewelry, Radio West McHenry, IB* MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING Neatly Done--Prices Right LOL LS H. BAKER, Over Barbian Bros. Store on River* *23 side Drive, McHenry SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED Rag Rugs Made to Ordiar" ' AH Work Guaranteed JB. P0PP Phone 162 Main St McHenry UPHOLSTERING--All kinds of furniture reupholstered and repaired. Good work guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. Chas. Rasmussen, S. Center St., West McHenry, 111. Tel. 107-M. , 12-tf JOE KVIDERA, CARY, ILL. Livestock Dealer Dairy Cows a. Specialty Satisfaction Guaranteed Phone Cary 87-J < 11-tf i Dead Animals Dead and Crippled - Cows, Horses, Hogs, and old Plugs Prompt Servic^ t $1.00 to $10 a head , t- . Telephone Barrington $($ X; ^Reverse Charges Jfctadealen at BoigfCls. Cold Weather Needs r at Low Prices PART WOOL BLANKETS, size 70x80 -*^$2.65 ALL WOOL PLAID BLANKETS, 70x80 --$5.75 Men's Winter Weight UNION SUITSl,; ~ I, 90^ MEN'S PART WOOL UNION SUIT* _^|l,29 BOYS' RIBBED UNION SUITS , V ,^.. 65^ BLANKET LINED JACKETS $1.49 BLUE DENIM OVEiRALLS, 220 weight, suspender » back, full cut ;•, ] v;.. 87 BLUE DENIM JACKETS . V : 7-9<fr SCOUT WORK SHOES ,, --$1.89 98^ 50^ CHILD'S WOOL SWEATERS R A Y O N B L O O M E R S , e x t r a s i s e . i BLUE CHAMBRAY SHIRTS, full cut* Women's SLIP-OVER SWEATERS, slightly soiled $ 1 JOHN STOFFEL WEST SIDE GARAGE A - Otto Adams, Prep. ••:fe nTiii T\r Automobile Repairing ^- .AiSfcr. .'v. :'i-y * ' Res. Phone, 639-R-2 USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS frOE QUICK RESULTS •t-.-'.W. : v N o v . 1 3 , 1 4 , mmm wbesSt f^al?l s^haAdeUs,e nre gular . ,« v .{ , P«e^ sil k hosiery-- t t $1.50 value, per pair ' ' J j[# 12 * LADIES' ALLEN A RAYON HOSIERY-- 50c values, per pair / COMFORT SIZE COTTON BATTS-- each Ic 69c MEN'S WORK SHOES--retanned uppers, composition soles, rubber heels, real quality, per pair HEINZ BAKED BEANS--Medium size , t A cans, each.... _ "•>- I f If CASINO BRAND PEACHES-- on 2 No. SK cans for -- .-._^:33C NAVY BEANS-- Extra fancy hand picked ••-> • Navy Beans, per lb. .. ........ RICE--Extra fancy head rice V * . n j per lb ;. CATSUP--Ferndell quality, amn-ii bottles 12c large bottles ... REINA MACARONI-- 3 one lb. packages fair „ •:% • 17c 22c S17c FERNDELL APPLE BUTTER-- 22 oz. cans, each DILL PICKELS--'Sheffield Dill Pickel»-- * OO quart Mason jar for..., ^ Main Street • ft; 3 'i- * " J j ' %: - cSi IONA BRAND FuU Standard Quality ^ ' CORN NO.1 CANS IONA ttAT * 3 CNAON. 2S -tfife Famous Del Monte BranM SLICED . Pineapple . Crosby Core Sugar PeasJ^ Tomatoes * Spinach • . Tomato Sauce . SEEDED OR Seedless Raisins e 2CAN8^35C 'e- - 2CAN125c : • ' ' e 2CANI25€ e ' e; .• 2CANI25c " 2«NI25c . BUFFET BC . CAN O 2PKQS:19C S. C. Taffy Crinkle Cooktoi . . u. IS#^. "Vermont Maid Syrup . . '*-<>*•JUQ19< >•:.'-'si-.-'-. •utter Brick or Tub, per lb. Mo. 3 Can Sauer Kraut.. 3 25€ Ijarge Cans Pumpkin 3 f°r 25^ Daily Egg Laying Mash--100-lb. bag SI.94 Wisconsin U. S. No. 1 White Potatoes 2 Pks 29^ Fancy Tender Green Beans-- 2 lbs. 23^ Solid Ripe Grapefruit, extra large, each... 5c 100 lb. bag Scratch Feed - $1.34 22Vi lb. bag Rolled Oats .< . ^ 49c Large package Oat Meal ..... . -"13^ 4-lb. package Seedless Raisins .... ^3^ " THE GREAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA CO., Middle Western DIVIIIOF. :;-V i.-/; v - • •