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i Pnbliabed every Thursday at McHenry, 111, by Charles V. Reoich. i Entered as second-class matter at t)w i fier thf act of May 8, 1879. KMitoffice at McHenry. SL. «»- -2 ' . .* *2.oe fll. A J1.00 A. H. MOSHER, EdiU ' M*""" the fedent pro-. t NOTICE TO SC Schools may benefit eral relief and unemploi gram as follows: : 1. Under the NRA fede be had in erecting: new buil _ ?' 2. Under fche CWA tne government « 'ivill provide labor, and in some case5!, --.the material, for repairs and improve- • ; itients of school buildings and grounds, *'hen projects are approved. • a. The RWE attempts to ;pjyvj"de • • for needy teachers, by financing cer- &>^|#in classes and type of work which •' ' ' local school bbards may desire to pro. I School boards and tinemploy&d '•teachers who are interested may make s further inquiry from their: local high school superintendents or from the veotmty superintendent of schools. Good display of toys at Vycital's. Sevd GREETING CARDS made from ; your own snapshots TUTE'RE READY tp make W them now--ready with a .; i»e selection of new styles in both cards and envelopes. Answer your holiday greeting card problem in this up-to-date permmtl way. Order now for prompt delivery. Just hand us your film--we'll do titt rest*- Last Call . place your order now for photographic greeting cards. WeVr ready to give you prompt «er» Tk* if you order at once. Solve your frreeting card problem in this satisfying. personal way. Plenty of new •tyles from which to select. * , A. WORWJCK ^ ^ Photographer Open Sundays until 4 p. m. Phone 113-J W. McHenry ILLE THEATRE THANKSGIVING DAY IS ONE OF HOPE McHenry celebrated the 312th anniversary ,pf the Pilgrims' traditional Thanksgiving harvest last week with church services and family dinners in the old titpe holdiay manner. The weather brought reminders of spring and the warm sun and balmy breezes were unusual, but welcome, at this time of year. Both President Roosevelt Gov. Horner enumerated reasons why Americans should be thankful this year. The president set aside a day of gratitude for "the passing of dark days" and Gov. Homer urged citizens of the state to he thankful "for the increase of payrolls and the opening of factories long closed." .. For thousands in the city of Chicago wh6 have been struggling with poverty this was a holiday of real thanksgiving for thousands of the relief rolls and at work under the federal civil works program and others are promised employment. Last year men were being laid off, this ysiSir they are being hired. A springlike Thanksgiving, one \<f the warmest on record, was enjoyed. Turkeys sold this year at the lowest price in twenty years and about five cents a pound less than last year. Men in the civilian conservation corps in Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan partook of turkey dinners with approximately 525,000 pounds of turkey provided. In addition they had: fruit cocktail, oyster soup, olives, pickles, celery, cranberries, baked ham, giblet gravy, sweet and Irish potatoes, peas, pumpkin and mince pies, cake, ice cream, fruits, nuts, rolls, coffee and cigarettes. In McHenry county conditions were no exception to the general rule and may were happy because work was promised. About half of the county's quota of men was expected to be put to work by Saturday, making a total of about 325 men employed by the CWA, under the supervision of Jas. J*«evin, .. ; ; i . • FOR RENT FOR RENT--Farms, large and small, with base, also, modemrhomes. Call 93-M, McHenry.. 26-tf. FOR RENT--7-room house with bath, gas, electricity, water and furnace heat for 4 months. Inquire Geo. B. Tonyan, McHenry, 111. Phone 642-J- 2 or 152. *28-2 FOR RENT--Modern 6-room flat over J. C. Thies Candy Co., store WEEKLY EXCHANGE ITEMS OFINTEREST TAKEN Fi#0M COLUMNS OF OUR EXCHANGES Chicken thieves made their second visit in two weeks to the E. Promening farm at Volo on Wednesday night of last week and made away with 175 fine chickens. The first time they raided the Promening hennery they stole about fifty chickens. Federal agents made a raid at the farm formerly oVmed by Leslie Hoage on main St., West McHenry.' Inquire ithree miles north of Caledqnia in at store. 21tf FOR RENT OR SALE--A modern 7- room house on Richmond road, near St. Mary's church. Newly painted. New furnace. Weather proofed New garage. Telephone If. Mrs. John R, Knox. . " . v 21tf LOST LOST--Holstein heifer, w^est "of town. Finder notify Glftsspfl Bros. Phone 606-M-2. , 28 WANTED WANTED--Anyone who has a heating stove which they would be willing to donate to the McHenry Twp. Emergency Relief Assn., please notify the McHenry Plaindealer. 28 Manchester township Friday ing of last week, and found a-still with a "capacity of 750 gallons of liquor per day. The agents also found 50,000 gallons of mash. - Miss Ruth Hodge, daughter of John Hodge of Mundelein, well known in this section has brought suit against Thomas Graham--not the weli known Democrat of Long Lake, but a resident of Wilson--for $5,000 for injuries received in an automobile accident near Gurnee on September 13. Relatives were advised Nov. 25 of the death of Rev. Fr. Fayl, 24, known as Walter Nelson of Harvard before he was ordained to the priesthood. The young man was a teacher at Mt. Carmel high school. Ill since last August, Rev. Fr. Paul had written of late weeks of a general improvement in health and his death came as a The following letter has been received by the City of McHenry from the State of Illinois Sanitary Water Board at Springfield^ McHenry-Fox River Pollution Abatement order City of McHenry, McHenry County, McHenry, Illinois. The City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois is hereby ordered to discontinue discharges of sewage from its sewer outlets on or before January 1, 1935, unless adequate treatment works shall have been installed and placed in operation on or before said date. . This order is issued in accordance with Section 9 of "An Act to establish a sanitary water board and to control prevent and abate pollution of the streams, lakes, ponds and other surface and underground waters in the State. (Approved June 25, 1929. In force July 1, 1929)." The Sanitary Water Board, having determined that sewage is being discharged into Fox River from the City of McHenry so as to cause pollution as defined in the sanitary watey board law, has caused to be sent to the officials of the City of McHenry, by the Technical Secretary of this Board, various letters calling attention to this pollution and requesting that definite steps be taken to abate the pollution within a definite and reasonable time. The City of McHenry having failed to act definitely and within reasonable tlnte on such re- WANTED--Caretaker at Pistaqua shock. Heights Country club for winter" Herman Sukkel escaped uninjured months. Inquire Geo B Tonyan Mc- last week Friday night when a truck,! 'municipalities on Henry, 111. Phone 642-J-2 or 152 loaded with evergreens, that he waSlFox River havi alread installed dnHng/ ™ ^ tWO, m I adequate sewage treatment works or -- . ,, , north of Wauconda and turned over. WANTED--Bring in your gold and Sukkel i--g eemmppllooyyeedd bbyy H. S_ . Garsilver. We pay cash ".or it. Justen land( ,ocaI wholesaIe and retail flor- Hotel, Saturday, Dec. 9, 1 to 7 p. m. ist and manufacturer of plant foods American Scale Works.. Government and florists' supplies. He was com- License 468. 28 jng- jnto Wauconda with a MISCELLANEOUS evergreens from the north proceeded definitely to have such installed, the Sanitary Water „ Board voted on October 31, ,1933, to" send a I notice to the officials of the City of I McHenry to appear for hearing at j ® Springfield on November 15, 1933- At' woods °* that meeting officials of the City of ! accident occur-. McHenry failed to appear but the | letter dated November 14, 1933, and The line "The pen is mightier than the sword" occurs in Act 2, Scene 2 of Lyt ton's play "Richelieu," but a similar sentiment "The pen worse than the swor^l" is much earlier, appearing in Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy," written early in the Seventeenth 'century. Climbiag Euy The Matterhorn, Switzerland, for Its steepness and only first ascended In 1865, today has ropes and iron railings fixed at the most difficult points, so that climbers with vlou8 mountaineering skill or ence can get to the top without great trouble. Wisconsin when the HOME BAKING--Fruit cakes aria!*®4 ' ^ „.IV, other Christmas baking orders are| Ttacar-fcreasing: rack at Bert ^ys jsjgrned by Peter A. Neiss, City Clerk, solicited by Mrs. Feltz, Waukegan 1 Sinclair station in Grayslake was un- Lvas ^ wa3 unanimously decidstreet, McHenry. Phone 124-R. 28-2 ceremoniously mounted and smashed j ed by ^ Board to order the abftte. HAY AND STRAW BAILING--I am prepared to do bailing of hay and straw on your premises at reasonable rates. Elmer Carr, Ringwood, Dl. Tel. Richmond 647. *27-2 Be sare to see the New 1934 Foi"l V-8 at the showroom of Buss-Page Motor Sales, West McHenry, Saturday, Dec. .9. 28 M Woodstock's Beautiful Play House FRIDAY. DEC. 8TH Admission lfr-36e THIS IS MERCHANT NIGHT Ginjrt'r Ropers - Norman Foster "RAFTER ROMANCE" SATURDAY, DEC 9 Admission IOjSOc Ken Maynard in a thrilling tale of the old West "THE TRAIL I^'XVE" Added:--Episode No. 8--"Stampede" in the BUCK JONES serial GORDON OF GHOST CITY SUN.-MON., DEC. 10-li Cw.t. Sun. from 2;3Q p. » * ' U l L * . r t d m . r. m. 10-30c after. Lionel Barr y more in ONE MAN'S JOURNEY With Joel McCrea, Dorothy Jordan, Frances Dee, May Robson TUESDAY. DEC. 12 OUR BIG BARGAIN NIGHT! Admissir.n 10-15c " SOLITAIRE MAN" Exciting Mystery Drama With Herbert Marshall, Mary Bolatid, Elizabeth Allan WED.-THURS.. DEC 13-14 Admission 10-30c 'I Cover The Waterfront' With Claudette Colbert, Ernest Torrence, Ben Lycn NOTE: If you have not heard our new sound come out and hear it. The only sound of ita kind in this vicinity. El Tovar CRYSTAL LAKE ILL. Illinois' Most Beautiful Theatre Admission 10-30c THURS„ DEC. 7 " Jean Harlow-Lee Tracy in BLONDE BOMBSHELL * 1000 laughs when it explodes! FRI.-SAT., DEC. 8-9 Lionel Barry more, Dorothy Jordan, and May Kobson in orus MAN'S JOURNEY Added • Ottfr Gang Cotttfedy WoftiRiES" »l)NDAY, DEC. it) Tday only! Mat 2:45 to 6 p. m. 10-25c. After (> p. m. 10-30c "GOLDEN HARVEST" With Richard Arlen, Chester Morris, Genevieve Tobilt, Roscoe \tes--The management mrommends this picture as one of the finest of the year. Don't miss it! about 11 o'clock Monday evening of last week when Taura Angly, Grayslake, came care$|ting down Lake St., in his car at a high rate of speed, according to reports, ^truck the sidewalk, leaped abouJ^t\velve feet, and Aa rRpE Aa IL PCHHRRIKSTTMMAASS GciIiFrTr What,^^ tAon *gl yst owpa so na ntohteh e^rr eamsinaSn. raTchk*e could be more appreciated as at^ wag considerably damaged, but Christmas present than) a pair of car received damages only to one glasses scientifically fitted by Dr. C.! wheej Keller, Sunday, Md Mond.y. »t hisj Waiter Jnrs who Iiv(,s on the Gothome on R.verside ftjve,! don Camera, farm with Walter Hupe, an employe of Mr. Cameron's, near ment of Fox River as above stated and the Chairman and Secretary of the Board were instructed to prepare and forward to you this order. SANITARY WATER BOARD. summer McHenry. Phone 211-R. Death. Mrs. Ethel Lambkee WANTED TO RENT--Dairy farm Harrington, was overcome by carbon with complete outfits of farming i monox'de gas and taken to the Bar- jn;euf equipment, including tTie crops, dairy r'n^on General hospital for treat- i „ , , „ and milk base not less than 400 lb? i'ment Sunday afternoon of last week. Ethel Francisco was born July daily. $1,500 cash and 7,000 ggooilad,' Mr- J--ur~s w--as3 trying to start the en- ^1887, in Dorr township a>,nf>dr lhifaos liv marks I mortgaire from Germanv triv- of his car wheT1 the garage door ?lded near h.ere I?lost Vr . „ ' ™n ^ntraT D IWa^SSs B^-1 "ew shut without him noticing it;time just west of McHen ron St, Chicago, phone Palisade 6978. en«?ine ^ **** covered with ^ She was the daugnter o am. *27-2. ' i blankets but seemed slow at respond- -- ling so he let it ran. A short time WHEN YOU NEED A VETERINAR-'later his friend, Mr. Hupe, came out IAN--Call Richmond 16. Graduate to tell him of a telephone call and veterinarian, prompt service. General; found Mr. Jurs unconscious from the practice. Both largti and small animals. Dr. John Ducey, Richmond, III 12-26 BEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE OF CHARGE MIDWEST REMOVAL CO . PHONE DUNDEE 10 Reverse Charges , *20-18 v*"' gas. He was taken to tbe hospital in a serious condition but it is reported that he is recovering from the effects of the posion gas. His body had turned almost black in color and his limbs were stiff when he wtas found. He was able to leave the hospital Tuesday, ie and Myron Francisco. She ift survived by her husband, Henry, four children and her parents. Funeral services will be held at the Greenwood church at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon with burial at Algonquin. Nurse It Honored MON.-TUES., DEC. 11-12 Herbert Marshall, Mary Boland, Lionel Atwill, May Kobson in "SOLITAIRE MAN" Diamonds are always trump when he plays the game of hearts in this great "drama! WED.-THUR.-FRI., Dec 13,1415 Hire Crosby, Jack Oakie. Skeets Gallagher, and Judith Allen in TOO MUCH HARMONY Music in the air--songs in your heart--Hollywood's prettiest girls! EX ECUTRICES' NOTICE Estate of Edimund Knox, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executrices of the last Will and Testament of Edmund Knox, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby give notice that they will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the February Term, on the first Monday in February next, at which time all persons having claims"against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having j the same adjusted. All persons in- j debted to said Estate are requested to j make immediate payment to the un<- dersigned. , Dated this 4th day of December, A- D. 1933. DOROTHY KNOX AND GENEVIEVE KNOX, 28-3 Executrices. THC GREEN STREET Shows--7 and ft ]Z AT F? £• INDEPENDENTLY OWNED BY K. W. JOHNSON QABBY (JERTIE McHENRY ILLINOIS Adni.l0-2;5c Friday and Saturday, Dec. 8 and 9 There never was--There may neve- he ajjain--another picture like-- "SKY DEVILS" With SPENCER TRACY, WILLIAM BOYD and ANN DVORAK Buck Jones in "GORDON OF GHOST CITY"--Episode No. 7 3 Days--Sunday, Monday, Tuesd -- Days Dec. lo, 11, 12 Vii C** MlW" par WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, DECEMBTR 13TH and 14TH -- There will be no picture at the Empire. See "THE WORLD'S ALL RIGHT", home talent play sponsored by the Lady Foresters on the above date*. Michael Kennealy Michael Kennealy died in Chicago Saturday. He would have been 71 years old in February. He was born at McHenry and spen his early life here. He is survived by a sister, Mrs, fid Sutton of Sioux Falls and several nieces and neplr w? The late Mrs. Nellie BIggy was a sifter. Funeral services Were held from the chapel at 17 Madison street, Oak Park, at 8:30 a. m- Tuesday to St. Patrick's church, McHenry, where services were held at 10:80 o'clock with "burial in St. Patrick's cemetery. PERSONALS . A solution for the personal gift problem -- send your photograph. Old friends will appreciate it because it's yonr-a gift that money can't buy. ;• ; '* A. WORWICK, Photographer '••V Phone 113-J Open Sundays until 4 p. m. W. McHenry '<i"1 -.jji11 Mrs. Charlotte M. Heilman of Washington, 1). C-, a. Red <>os8 nurse, was present(>d with the Florence Nightingale medal at the animal meeting of the Red Cross JJV Washington. Judge John Barton I*ayne, chairmair of the Red Cross, ma®!, the presentation. The medal is awarded each year by the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva. Switzerland, to nurses .who have given outstanding service la peace ami war. Misses Rose, Angela and Assela Tory an of Chicago spent Sunday with their mother. Miss Viola Stilling of Chicago spent the week-end! at her home here. Mrs^ C. E. Sherman and son, Edwin, were Woodstcok visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs-- E. H. Nickles and children spent Thanksgiving day at Woodstock. Mr?. Mary Dibbler and son, George of Woodstock visited in the home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Nickles, on Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Ensign visited in the home of the niece at Richmond Friday* r- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Carlson and chil dren spent Tharksgiving day with relatives at Milwaukee. Miss Anna Popp of Elgin spent the last of the week at her home here. Those fi«om out of town who at tended the funeral of Michael Kennealv Tuesday were: Mrs. George Sterling, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Holder., William Mahoney and sons, Willi«m •Tames and George, Mr. and Mrs. William Biggy, Thomas Biggy and sen James, and Frank Biggy, Karin Walsh, Mrs. Agnes Shea and son, Vincent, Mrs. Kitty Hopkinson and son Mr. and Mrs. John Pettibone. Mr?. James McNamara, Mrs- Umbrah, ail of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. James Kennealy and son, Mrs. Steve Walsh and Mrs. Ed Malone, of Elgin. "There's a difference between the way a woman drops her lashes before and after getting her man." > ^ . You'll be surprised at the amount of fuel saved and the comfort gained by the installation oi Storm Sash, also combination storm and screen doors. Phone us for an estimate of cost. Alexander bumbeh Company. Phone 6. 2® Stretif th of Golden EagW The-golden eagle is said to be cap able of lifting and currying prey weighing 15 to 20 pounds. National Oeographlc Magazine questions this, however, stating that reports from reliable observers indicstfe that a weight of eight pounds is about the most one of these birds can carry. When larger prey is kitfed it inual be eatea ea the ground. Herod the Greet The Herod reigning as king of Judea at the time of the birth of Christ, and the author of jthe order for the slaying of the chHrtten of Jerusalem, was known as Herod the Great. The Ilerod of the trial of Christ was the son of Herod the Great, and reigned as Tetrarch of 'Galilee from 4 B. C. to 39 A.D. Yoor Eyes Tested ; ' --BY-- • Dr. C. Keller 1 * • 4* Vepi*' '• Sundays and Mondays at my Summer Home Riverside Drwe, McHenry 4 All Work Guaranteed Phone McHenry 211-R • See toy display at Vycital's before J buying elsewhere. - / , t , 28! Naming TimoAjr ntjf Timothy luiy, the botanical name of which is I'hleuui pratensi', and the common Knglish name of which Is herd's grass, was named in America for Timothy Hanson, who-carried the seed from New England to Maryland, about 1720. "Eaeterling" Sterling la a contraction of '*T5asterling.' In the Twelfth century there flourished In Germany the Hans league, comprising certain free to^ These towns issued money of their own, and. In trading with English mer chants, gave their silver coins for Brit •tab cattle, sheep and grain. A CAR IS ONLY AS GOOD AS ITS MOTOR-- Cold weather makes the motor work harder and therefore the strain is greater. More attention should be given the engine at this tirne. Let us check it over now. A little repair before serious trouble starts could save the owner many dollars. We guarantee all our work. - Batteries--Radiator Alcohol SMITH'S GARAGE Phone 320 ' McHenrj^ . Elm St. and Riverside Drive . BIG SURPRISE at Joe Friend's Rathskeller (Justen's Hotel) * NEW YEAR'S EVE CELEBRATION You won't want to miss this good. time. BINE and DANCE--Free Dancing every Saturday Nite Bring Your Friends to Joe Friend's A&P VALUES FOR THIS WEEK CANS IONA BRAND SLICED OR HALVED WHOLE KfcRNEL, GOLDEN . PETER PAN CORN LIBBY'S TOMATO JUICE . LAKESIDE DICED CARROTS KARO BLUE LABEL SYRUP Vi lb. can 6C 13 n-Oi CANS 3^ 23c SNIDER'S SLICED BEETS CINNAMON BREAD CRANQ"0T*a* MAYFAIR BLACK TEA . ..... 10c' 16-OZ. 1 loaf •V,l n b- 20C 16c PKO. UB' 19c 17c MAYFAIR B F*s RfD T JAPAN TEA . . OUR OWN BLACK TEA . . . NECTAR8^ JAPAN TEA . . . LIBBY'S COOKED CORNED BEEF CLEAN QUICK SOAP CHIPS . . US Z9c S. O. S. scoSpac . ..... 2^: 13c Robert's Frankfurts ......-. 2 25c Robert's Bacon, slab 7 to 9 lb. average. . .... lb. 15c Swift's Cervelat Sausage .... --rrrr rl® Morton's Sugar Curing Smoke Salt --1?"l - n (f n ^ Hershey Baking Chocolate -Ib. pkg. 2 for 25c Bulk Elbo Macaroni ..-. ...^3 lbs. 25c Fresh Baked Giaham or Soda Crackers .2-lb. box 19c Citron, Lemon or O.raiife Peel. --,r_Trrr 29c Brown Sugar -- J }JS Paper Shell Pecans ....-»2 »>s. Chocolate Covered Cherries - l ib- box 2oc PRODUCE SPECIAL Johnathan Apples . •- 1tlbs. 23c Oranges, 150 size, dot ?7o-^200 ^e#, 2 doa...... Fresh Green Beans, ^uart 5c California Carrots - • ---$ bunches 13c Texas Spinach lbs. 20c NOTICE! This store will be closed Sundays until further notice. the GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO v,.d.n* w. 17c 49c