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. « < • D8T00K, 13-10 THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALER MeHenijr, gatHwl as second class BUtt* at fti 4tr the met of May 8, 1879. Om Year Months ... ~$2.00 J$1.00 A. H. MOSHBR, Want Ads MOTOR CLUB ISSUES WARNING TO OWNERS FOR SALE JQQft SALE--Sweet corn. One mile ' east of brfdge. Telf" 614-R-l. Peter "v' > A. Freund. m;-^FOR SALE--Dinirtg s^t, ices bojfltnd * y, J umall gas stove. Phone 138-W. *10 y. : CUCUMBERS FOR medium and large, ' " " •&% Estill, McHenry, R-l'. SALE--SmatI, John Fhannen- Tel 633-J-l. 10 1-. «FOR SALE--New Ford V-8 demon- '^trator. New car guarantee; cannot "be told from new. A real bargain. Buss-Page Motor Sales, McHenry. 10 FOR RENT FOR RENT--6-room bungalow on Richmond road. All modern tonve- "mences. >J. slett. Phone 12*s William Bon- 9-tf FOR RENT--Heated apartment with garage. Rent very reasonable. Inquire at Peoples State Bank of McHenry. 3-lf LOST -j LOST--Storage battery (Gould) on Riverside Drive. Johnsburg road, short distance off pavement. Return will be appreciated. G. A. Stilling, Phone 132-W. • 10 MISCELLANEOUS USED CAR SALE 1932 Demonstrating Dgdge Coupe. 1932 Demonstrating Hymouth Sedan. | 1929 Nash Conv. Coupfc £• 1928 Studebaker Coupe. * Model T Ford Coupe. : , 1929 Model A Ford Coupe.' V Two Star Touring Cars, Two 1929 Ford Sedans. 1929 Essex Sedan. NOONAN GARAGE On US-12 and State 20 311 M'HENltY 'H' ji- BEFORE YOU BUY--see our Batgain Shoe Counter. Expert shoe and sewing machine repairing. Popp's Shoe Store. West McHenry. Phone 162. 46tf ANNOUNCEMENT - paving sold my shop on Green St., MdHenry, I wish to announce that have opened a barber shop at Volo, where I am now prepared to take care of all patrons desiring work in the barber line. Ladies' and children's hair-cutting a specialty. *10 V HAMILTON PAKE. Following disclosures that motorists in many communities have been victimized by fraudulent salesmen purporting to sell motor club ^memberships" and "insurance," President Charles M. Hayes of the Chicago Motor club issued a warning to all car owners in this community to be on their guard against such practice. Already in this Community a large number of motorists have been swindled out of |1,500 to $2,000 by this type of "floater" salesman. "In Peoria, for instance, the investigation conducted by the Better Business Bureau of that city reveaic-d that more than 300 motorists had been fleeced out of approximately $9,- 000 by bogus salesmen," declared Mr. Hayes. "The methods employed by high-pressure swindlers usually are these: they work in pairs, promise much for little, are in a hurry to close the deal, an» are bent upon getting a 'down payment' if the prospect cannot pay the whole sum. Communities are canvassed quickly, and before a hue and cry can be raised, the confidence men have fled- to new fields. "In many instances they offer prospects a *80-day special offer' for $29.50- This is supposed to cover a 2-year membership and public liability and property damage insurance. When the policies are delivered it is found that they provide only for certain forms of personal accidents, and contain no provision whatsoever for protection with respect to public liability and property damage. Many victims who have paid from $3 to $10 as a down payment find later that they have paid for a 30-day 'membership' and a 30-day 'insurance policy." "Not infrequently these men rent a drivi -it-yourself car and sign for it under one name and register at a hotel under another name, with a view to covering their tracks. "The Chicago Motor club does business solely under that name and is the only motor club in this territory that is affiliated with the American AutomoMle Association, the parent body of motordom. We urge everyone approached by salesmen representing themselves as identified with a motoring organization or purporting to sell automobile insurance to employ every means to protect themselves against possible fraud." \ The Qp-and-eom)ng Parlukkra knocked "off the second place Laundrymen in an 11-8 slugfest with both teams giving the outfielders plenty of exercise. Henry Miller, the stellar shortstop of the rejuvenated ten, hit safely in four trips to the plate to lead the winners to victory. Jim Per. kins, ninth plate hitter, did the heavy stilcckkimngg ffooyr the LLaauunnddrryymmeenn- M HBtflWr LAUNDRY-- Althoff, lb 1 1 6 I Adams, c ^^..... 0.2 8 v B. Schmitt, 2b ... ..... 2 18 1 L. Smith, p .................. 1 1 2 8 Thompson, If --2 2 10 Williams, rf 0 1 0 0 Simon, 3b 112 2 Perkins, rss 8 1 0 Themies, If 0 0 0 •% EASTERN STAR Hie McHenry chapter is invited to the official visit of the worthy*grand matron at Nunda Chapter, Crystal Lake, Friday evening. A banquet will be served at the Crystal Lake Country club at 6:30 p. m. HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Edith Hayes entertained at a dinner party Sunday evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of her daughter, Mercedes. The guests were Marie Kinsala, Anita Bacon, Mercedes Hayes, Donald Leonard, Donald Young and Milton Smith. ILLE1 TH^/VOEOD-ATTOOT RE^ Woodstock'sBeautif id Play House FRIDAY - SATURDAY BARBARA STANZWYCif • 12 18 f 4 PAJRKSrofiS-- > McCarroli, 2b .1 5 1 fl Purvey, 1 ss 8 8 0 0 0 H. Miller, ru 8 4 12 1 Rothermel, rf 2 2 0 0 0 G- Weber, 3b 0 11 4 1 G. Justen, cf ........... 0 1 0 0 0 P. Freund, c 0 1 8 0 0 G. Freund* lb <0 0 7 0 0 Hughes, If 0 0" 2 0 0 A. Jtuten,p -- 1 1 2 1 1 hits, two netted W< exception 11'14 21 .-a s SCORE BY INNINGS-- Laundry 024 002 8 Parksides I............ 203 501 *--11 Left on Bases: --Parksides, 6; McHenry Laundry, 5. Struck Out by Justen, 2; by Smith, 2. Double Play --McCarroli to G. Freund. Two Base Hits--H. Miller, A. Justen, Althoff, Simon, Perkins. Umpires: Smith behind plate; Bickler on bases- Weather, cooler; Crowd, talkative w ever. No one hurt. " Joe Williams, of'the Adams Lallndry, and Peter Schaefer, of the league- leading1 Lyons Ten, teamed up to enable the former to topple the Lyons outfit in a snappy contest Tuesday evening, the Laundrymen winning 7-6. Joe Williams, a left-handed batter, sneaked one over third base in the dark to score the winning runs with two out in the last half of the. seventh. LYONS VARIETY*** Meyer, 1 ss J. Schmitt, o Granger, cf ........ A. Krause, J» ...... Lyons, 3b P. Schaefer, 2b .. H. Freund, lb .... Conway, rss ...... H. Schaefer, r ss A1 Krause, rf .... Wort#, If 4U(P* GRAND WINNER IN 4-H CLUB CONTEST Miss Muriel Thompson, of the Seneca Sew So 4-H Club, was chosen grand champion of McHenry county in the Girls' 4-H club style show contest held in the opera house at Woodstock Thursday, July 28. For this honor Miss Thompson will compete with other county champions in the style show at the state fair. Miss Thompson also placed first in the club complete outfit judging contest and will enter this exhibit at the district contest in Geneva. "So Big" SUNDA Contin rDAY inyp*fs I MONDAY Sunday, 2:30 to 11 "Society Girl" with JAMES DUNN PEGGY SHANNON SPENCER TRACY •' TUESDAY WEDNESDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr. 'It's Tough to tef Famous" THURSDAY, FRIDAY KAY FRANCIS In Man Wanted" ON THE STAGE FRIDAY-SATURDAY j FRANK STANLEY j,; Movie Cowboy Tie World's Champion Trick Roper Alas, appearing fa the picture Tistime oil the Ranch' . -?->;• ^ V, ".it:"' * : FAMILY REUNION AND PICNIC 'A picnic and family reunion wa3 held in the woods of Nick Weingart, east of McHenry, Sunday, July 31. There were seventy-five present. A picnic dinner and supper were served and various games furnished amuse ment for everyone. Those present wpre: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rosing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rosing1 and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosing and son, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Molidor and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Oeffling and daughter, Hilda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr. and Mrs. William Etten and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Etten, Mrs. Fred Schneider and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Math Steffes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schlau and daughter, Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pitzen and family, Mrs. Jack Weingart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weingart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weingart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Weingart and family, and Margaret Petersmith, Vernon Mikkelsen. and Gene Nye. 6 11 20 7 6 H. Freund out, batting out of tarn. Two men out when winning run is scored. M'HENRY LAUNDRY-- 2 0 blew the game Sunday, when two and a couple of error* six runs. With the this inning the Shamrocks outplayed Doc Menus' boys. Glosson had considerable trouble with his control end was constantly in trouble, but with the Shamrocks playing their usual brand of ball he would have had little trouble in winning from the old veteran, Doc Mengs. The boys hit Doc rather freely and with a little luck they would have Scored several more rune. - At the end of three Innihgs Woodstock had an 8-2 lead, but the Shamrocks started clubbing away until they had the score lfr-8 in favor of the county-seat boys at the end of seven innings. As the last half of the ninth opened the score stood 18-9. Manager Wolck came up and smashed out his second triple of the afternoon and it began to look as if Doc was just about through, but he pitched careful baseball and pulled through in great fashion. George Larkin was the star of the day. He got on base every time and started the team on the way to their, first run by getting a double with two men out to drive in two runs. SttAMROCKSHoWard, If .... W. Smith, lb Wolek, 3b-p .. C. Smith, 2b Glosson, p-8b Larkin, ss .... Gracy, c .. Schmitt, c Stilling, cf rf, wooterock- Lichty, 3b ..... Berg, 2b Shackl, ss ............... Hare, lb ................. Leaner, c ....... Bailey, cf D. Mengs, p ......... Haney, rf T. Mengs, If „ 42 10 10 AB R H ... 6 2 Howard Culver, Prop, (Formerly the Parr Barber Shop) NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Green The new proprietor was for several years at the Crystal Lake Barker Shop. , : s«r« T«tl One way to put that new emotion detector to the add test would be to try it on some banker while yon are weeping on his shonlder and pleading* for ». loan. ;V-; Jijprtleet U. S, <^MI;C«Sm :V:.' The drart gold coins of the UsltiS States were eagles ($10), made In 1796. Althoff, lb Adams, c B. Schmitt, 2b L. Smith, p ...„ Williams, rf .,. Simon, 1 ss Perkins, rss . Tonyan, 3b ... Thompson, cf Thennea, If r : 7 9 20 13 SCORE BT IKNINGS-- Lyons Variety 300 010 2--6 McHenry Laundry 003 120 1--7 Left on Bases--Lyons Variety, 8; McHenry Laundry, 8. Bases on balls: Off Krause, 0; off Smith, 2. Struck out by^ Krause, 3; by Smith, 2. Two base hits--A. Krause, Worts. Three base hit--Tonyan. Home runs--L. Smith, J. Schmitt, Granger. Umpires: Wmkel behind plate; Smith on bases. Crowd, noisy. Weather, not so good. (Schmeis ein krummen.) J OHNSBURG-ALGONQUIN ON A'S DOUBLE BILL DAILY EXCURSIONS! 36 Miles of Beautiful Scenery up the Fox River and Illinois Chain-O-Lakes NO BETTER WAY TO SPEND THE DA* The Famous Lotus Beds are • how Blooding ^ (0*^Three Beds in the World) / ^ i Palatial Motor Boats Leave 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., Daylight Saving Time ROUND TRIP--ADULTS $1.00 CHILDREN 50c Speed Boat Rides SAFE AND FAST BOATS--30 to 50 Miles an hour , Operated by Licensed Pilots 3 v RATES'--50c, $1.00 AND UP ^ - Special Boats--Any Size at Any Hour : Phone McHenry 7 for Rates on Picnic Parti#' Hunter Boat Line McHENRY, ILLINOIS i e g * summer -AT A SAVING, TOO! nCLWEJW PALE DRY GINGERALE GREENJVER MRES ROOT BEER (PflM Bottle IHpmH) 'I .rS I Si B t$e I MUAH BRAND SANDWICH SPREAD . 1 MIL 25c RAJAH BRAND : ' SALAD DRESSING . , 2 38 25< MAYFAIR ORANGE PEKOE BLACK TEA . W i»7^-• Xffif- 19. MAYFAIR GREEN TEA . ^ 29< • Mi- 15c Ketchup W Ken-L-Rotloii HOP FLAVORED--CIOMT ON BARK 14-OZ. BOTS. CAN I 2Sc lOc Old Munich Molt Scot-Tissue • • Lux Toilet Sees Lux Flakes * • Cllmalene . • ,^79t 3 ROLLS 22C 9 CAKES 19C 2 W^rlTc : ifk£e 23C Clean Quick 8oap 0hips~5 lb. pkff. . Nat Bisc. Butter Oookies--pkg. of 48 Cookies. White Honse Milk--large can .. Quaker Oats--large pkg 19^ 25<^ 17 4 --5* Small pkg 9^ Lucky Strike, Chesterfield and Old Gold Cigarettes-- Tin of SO ^--29ft 176 Size Oranges, dozen Seedless -Grape*-- -27^ •2 »» 19^ THE GREAT ATLANTIC * PAdWC TEA C6. • Mfifdt* WmHw DMHMi RIVER VIEW CAIHF^ Riverview Camp, R. N. A., will meet next Tuesday evening, Aug. 9 All back dues and July dues must be paid at or before tfi'e meeting. Orderliness Don't forget to have lower books in the closet If you wish to teach the youngster to take care of hi* clothes. He cannot reach those high ones, you know, then the gt<me ceases to be fun but Is a nuisance. EMPIRE SHOWS NEW PICTURES Always on hand with the latest and miost up-to-the-minute pdctures, the Empire theatre carried out its cus torn by showing pictures of the Olympic competitors Sunday evening, which date marked the opening of the Olympic games The McHenry Athletics announce a double-header at the McHenry Ball Park next Sunday afternoon with Johnsburg and Algonquin Cubs furnishing plenty of opposition for th-? up and coming Athletics. Manager Walt Freund was greatly encouraged by the showing made when his boy? defeated the Waukegan K. of L.'s la*t Sunday and is confident that his new lineup can cope with the best in the vicinity. John Freund, manager of Johnsburg, will have his boys on hand at 1:15 sharp to start the first contest. On the mound will be Schaefer, tbr speed ball artist, and Manager John thinks he ig just the lad to give the A's plenty to think about. And John should know as he is the one who used to catch Bullet Joe Miller back in the days when the latter was the ^tar hurler of these parts. Since then S|John has been keeping up his contact with baseball umpiring and managing teams. The Algonquin Cubs need no introduction to the locals, who have Been many of their players with other nines. Podmezek and Filip will form the battery for the downriver nine with Deivall and Freund handling the heavy work for the McHenry team. This game will start at approximately 3 o'clock. The battery for McHenry In thi first game will be Bick and Fay and Charlie, the southpaw, promises to be m good shape. There will be no advance in admission for the double feature. The Greatest Of All Bued on History An "historical novel" means that the boek Is to a large degree based on fact Often the plot Is fiction, but the background of the tale is historically correct. Work of Manjr B«es A pound of honey represents the lifetime work of more than a thousand bees, scientists say. BIRTHS Hf. and Mrs. Elmer Kinsala Chicago are the parents of a son, born Wednesday morning. Weight, 7 lbs. 6 4Kb CARD CLUB MEETS Mr. and Mrs. Mat Blake entertained the members of ttielr card club Thursday evening. Five hundred was played and prijfts were won by Mrs. Ford Jackson, Joe Frett, George Young and Mrs. Joe Frett. Refresh- USentf were served. PUiindealers at Bcager's. t: '« - • * * * ' * . * Tirestonc Cires Off o Tax-Free Prices WARNINC jpon't be misled by advertised Itllowances of a definite amount |>er tire or per set. Thes are "ihually fignrel from higher list prices. Firestone list price# are lowest in the industry and Motorists vcre so enthusiastic over our three day special tire salfc?* 5 July 28, 29 and 30--that we are continuing this sale for another week to give all McHenry motorists an opportunity to bu^ at,, the lowest prices Firestone Tires have ever been offered. / ~ * -r * --r - tire prices SLASHED * &)% ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD mnt;: v-' We overbought on tax free Firestone High Speed Tires and Tubes and are selling them at sacrifice prices. You may never again buy tires at prices to equal these. This is positively the greatest opportunity you have ever had to equip your car with the tires that hold all world s records for Safety, Mileage, Speed and Endurance. Only Firestone Tires have the patented construction features--Gum-Dipping and two «xtra cord plies under the tread. . SALB ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT; DON'T DELAY Drive in today and equip your car with these champion tires--while they last . Free mounting at these unbelievable low prfces. - . BUSS-PAGE MOTOR SALES Phone 30 McHenry