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SBB KeHZHSr FLAJH91AIA v< > , * . ' -<vi * Ey«S •UMfeMi A. E. Nye Bldg. Br. Paul A. Schwabe West McHenry <IWX>METRIST\ _ Phone: McHenry 123-J THURSDAY MORNINGS ~W ood' stock 6--74 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY .<' Bv, I i , ' •fy5."'U;'\v 'I" * '-'A. THIS summer--Alaska) For your own vacation, join one of our escorted tours to the Land of Totems and Midnight Sun. Companionship of congenial people, |a "party" all the way, our tours to Alaska are models of good planning and management. And, this is the economical Way to travd- --money saved by taking| advantage of group discounts, not a moment wasted, riocares or details, ;l the escort does the work. £ Send for free folder telling j the story. No obligation' on your part whatsoever. Use the coupon, for convenience, please. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! FOOD SAVER COVERS Keep your food fresh tlNLY and sanitary. Acolorful 6 piece Pure Oil Silk cover set and Pliofilm holder. 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Main Street West McHenry iftlHE BIG EVENT OF TOE WEEK! %' * ••CpSs -- is# a- * 1 i \r, m/939Dowa; AND hymouth MODELS doogc sedan All Federal ta*e»< Included...«P«r* wheel «nd tire and •U standard equipment included T..n port, tion, atate and local <'• any), extra. S«e your dealer far your local delivered price*. •• PLYMOUTH COUP* D«ttv«r«4 la DelieH All Federal ta*eetn-$ eluded...all etand-^l •rd equipment ir>• eluded. Transport* tion, atate and local ta«e» (il any), extra. See your dealer lor your local delivered price., I ma WNME UHMV UHBU...New b«auty...new luxury ...greater maiDtM... I new idea* than have ever be«a baflt into ujr Dew Dodge models.ye* prteedewe i i than iMt year's Dodgal " „ ®°®D «WS FOt ^Wpetitive-makV" J fraction o/Vhm* f°r °n,y « "hy: there's wchT" mdeace n»w* ia •mazindv «{ the |»r'Uiant new^Mo "JL"* Luxury Lan_ . _ ® Oodac "•her makea nf , °*ner» of your Dodge rj-_, *r* u givial ®ke, of Be Our Gnest--Come In Today! PRINQ'S here!...and to celebrate we're staging a big Spring Style Show to give you an opportunity to inspect the most brilliant cars motordom is offering for Spring! Here's your chance to see, all under one roof, all the wonderful new improvements the new 1939 Dodge and Plymouth cars and Dodge trucks give you! Come in and feast your eyes on the exciting new style lines... gorgeous new interiors...plus one new engineering advancement after another!, Then take a look at the price tags! You'll find these brilliant new cars mon and trucks--with all their new beauty, new luxury and extra value --<• are priced even /over than last year 1 Tsm hi tb« Mat«r Sw*m Qrlgt--I laotMT Rnt, etfssMs Natawfc, ThanSays. ®ts W P. IL. E. S. T. 1*M P1VM0VTHI Plymouth KM a mw {>ace for 19391 Longer wheelbaae... arm uxury...new advances...yet price, r lower 1 •11 m«k„ ^ «*««1 car.* 1939 DOOM TRUCKS --STY1XD FOS 1*391 "Truck - built" in giant new truck plant...7 engine., ruat-prooflng, larger cabs ... yet priced with the lowesti 1 1 . K , * * < I I *tate and ^ . °Q- 9£«V W any), I - • |" | d,c,',r 'orj TAKEARIDE-. THATTS ALL DODGE ASKS/ BLAKE MOTOR SALES Phone 156 I • DODGE and PLYMOUTH Pearl Street M Twtet T o l d Tales * n«irf^ Tmi* Aft SIXTY YEARS AGO Ben Jfciss, depot agent, who we reported recently as laid up with sore eyes, is improving slowly. Joe Wiedemann has gone into the chicken business on a small scale. He has twelve of the fthest Buff Cockins that can be found in this section. The moving of the little steamer, John S. Field, from the Ice houses to the bank of the river was successfully accomplished on Monday, i A. B. Gilbert, the West Side druggist who has been sick for the past, few weeks, is so to be around, but yet un-> able to attend to business. John Thurlwell, Jr., started for Malcom, Neb. on Thursday last. HE intends making his home with his brother-in-law, "Vein" . Smith; who went out last fall. Louis Kuhnert, son of Chas. Kuhnert, of Johnsburgh, has been at home making his parents a visit the past few days. Isaac Wentworth hia commenced painting his new house, which is situated on the hill, west of the creek. Lauer & Becker near the depot, are treating their store to a coat of paint on the inside, which will greatly improve its appearance. Friz Hechtle, the boss painter, is doing the work. FIFTY YEARS AGO The firm of Smith, Son & Co., has $een dissolved, Geo. G. Stfnith having bought out the interest of H. Snyder. The firm will hereafter be Smith & Son. ^ "Poverty Socials" are coming into favor. At these giddy gatherings cheese, crackers and water in lieu of ice cream, cake and coffee, are served,, James Dowell, who lived on the Wauconda road, died Tuesday of typhoid fever. The many friends in this village of Earl Mead will be glad to learn that he is about to enter a lucrative business in Chicago. The new .firm is Lumley and Mead. Elisha Hubbard, who met with a bad fall some weeks since, is rapidly recovering. Jabez Carr, of Ringwood, who has been at the point of death, is now reported as slowly but surely gaining. Our public school will close on Friday of this week for a two-weeks' vacation. E. W. Howe has beeh offered $400 for two "George O." colts, two years old. FORTY YEARS AGO A. H. Waterman has come from Sycamore and has located in this place for the practice of law. We has rented rooms over Besley's drug store. E. J. Hanley, of Chicago, sold his steamer "McHenry" to Capt. Anderson. who will run it during the present season. L. H. Welch, who recently opened up a barber shop over in the Smith building, contemplates the putting in of a bath room in his tonsorial parlors. John I. Story, the genial proprietor of the Riverside hotel, ce1 "brated h'S 52d birthday anniversary Sunday and he has lived everv yar of them, with a few omitted in McHenry. Mr. Story is a self made man and steered his own ship through life and did it well too. The post office in West McHenry will be in the J. J. Miller buildin.tr, next to Mr. Miller's store. This will make postmaster Stoffel cozy headquarters to transact Uncle Sam's business. M. J. Freund, MdHlenry's tax collector roturned his books on Monday to the city treasurer. Out of the total tax of S15.000, less than $1,000 was returned as delinquent a very good showing both for Mr. Freund and for McHenry. H. C. Mead has moved his office to the basement of the Simon Stoffel building, where he will be pleased to see his friends. A. C. Spurling, the veterinary surgeon, writes from Ellsworth Maine, saying that he will be in McHenry soon ready for business. Dr. Spurling is well known to all the readers of this paper and they will be glad to Jpew of his returning. THIRTY YEARS AGO The latest sensations ia buggies at Wm. Stoffel's. •" Our hats are the talk of the town. |*otus Millinery. It should be a matter of home nride to vote for Judge Donnelly next Tuesday. A meeting for the purpose of organizing a volunteer jfVre department in the village will take place at the city hall next Saturday evening at 8 O'clock. Have yoth- seen the specimens of "Political Patchwork" of the crazy quilt variety which appear in some of otor newspapers ? They consist of extracts from paid advertisements, which C. P. Barnes has published and scattered broadcast over the county. The West Side market is sporting a lew canvas awning. The Mill pond is again free from fee, the last of the frozen water disappeared last week. -- Phil Alyward has announced that he is now ready to do all kinds of teaming. The highways of the village have been scraped and otherwise improved upon during the week and now pre- *emt a very neat appearance. ( A1 Krause and family have moved from the Andrew Miller cottage to the Perkins cottage on North Green street TWENTY YEARS AGO Th*t McHenry's biggest store will be re-opened at once was definitely decided the first of the week, when Louis A. Erickson, formerly in the general merchandise business at Stillman Valley, 111., rented the place from the owher, Simon Stoffel. Overton and Cowen report the sale and delivery of a Model 90-Overland sedan to Mathias Freund, who resides northwest of Johnsburg. Mrs. Jos. Buss has broken up her home on John street and has taken up her abode with her daughter, Sirs. Martin Conway, on Waukegan street. Peter W. Frett, the hustling proprietor of ihe West side meat market bearing his name, placed a brand new Ford delivery truck into service on- Saturday last. Considerable plowing has already been done by the farmers throughout this locality. Robert Frisby moved his family last Saturday from the Heimer cottage on Elm street to the house on Green street known as the Jack Bishop place. Wm. J. Welch is converting the barn on his premises on the West side into a modern private garage. A gang of cement workers are now on the job laying the foundation for the building as well as a cement roadway to it. For the first time in the history of McHenry our saloons were closed all day Tuesday, election day. Even the oldest residents cannot recall when such an occurrence has taken place in this village. 13,1939 ' •w. QUICK RELIEF FROM F J STOMACH ULCERS MJEYOCXCESS ACID Fro* B««k Tolls •( Marv*l«i» - •r It Will C«it > Nothing i mflUon bottle* of the WTTiTiA W> BUNT bare bent sold for reUrfoC laiulSaatfMMllNMVsdiietonMM , a#w of Upsst i •to., due to EM <UW. Sold on 151 trial! Ask for fully wjhlni ttala marvetoos WATTLES DRUG STORE J. KMX ATTORNEY AT LAW S/'f < *4 "?»?;?: Pries Bid*. OFFICE HOUR* To--day aad Fridays Otker Day* by Meflmry . . •1,* t n. I '.r. i; A. P. Freund Co. Excavating Oontractor Trucking, Hydraulic and CfoUtM) Service --Road Building-- TeL204-M McHenry;^ : v Supervisor's Financial Statement A FINANCIAL STATEMENf^^the Town of McHenry, McHenry County,1 Illinois, for the year A. D. 1938, made' by S. H. Freund, Supervisoc of aaid Town: Amount received from prede- . cessor in office, last year' balance $1,084.82 Amount receivedv from any other source, from County Collector, Dog Tax 226.50 Amount of Tax Levied the preceding year, to-wit: ( 1937, for the payment of; " Town indebtedness and charges .*.. 3,000.00 Amount collected and paid over to me as Supervisor .... 2,881.09 7.94 12.50 $.84 Total Receipts ............$4,192.41 Town Expenses Paid 1938 June 15 Order No. 1--McHenry Plaindealer, Publishing of supervisor's report and notiees ....$115.30 Order No. 2--Prefection Legal Blank Co., Township'supplies 16.31 Order No. 3--Frank Thomber Co., Stationery supplies ....... Order No. 4--Board of Auditors, Auditing Town bills Order No. 5--P. F. Pettiborn j|r Co., Township law books September 6 Order No. 6--Joe J. Freund, 123 days as (Highway Commissioner 615.00 Order No. 7--Joe N. Schmitt, . Ill" days assessing town . property 565.00 Order No. 8--M. J. Walsh, % year Town Clerjc's fees etc 224.74 Order No. 9--Atlas Printing Co.; Justice supplies Order No. 10--American Seal. Co., Constable's star .' Order No. 11--S. H. Freund, % year Supervisor's salary 100.00 Order No. 12-^--Board of Auditors, Auditing Town bills .... Order No. 13--Caroline Schieasle, Vz year office rent Order No. 14--Fred C. Feltz, 74 days as Thistle Commissioner Quality Canvas Products BEN* THONNESON AWNINGS CRYSTAL LAKE -- Across from Post Office Tel. Cry*. Lake 838 -- 129 Main St. Window Shades - . Venetian Blinds Boat Covers - Outboard Motor Covers - Tarpaulins auto INSURANCE PARK LIFE CARL R. WALSH Presenting Reliable Companies < ywjwed In--rsms of amy hM 49 or fl-M PriesBldg. McHenry MONEY TO LOAN I have clients who have money to lend on first mortgages on real estate and others who want to borrow money on real estate. If interested either way, I wiU bs glmd to talk it over with yon. ;: Joseph N. Sikes Waukegan National Bank BUg. 4 8. Genesee St* Waukegan; IIL • TEL. MAJESTIC 1*3 9.38 6.00 12.50 50.00 1939 January 18 Order No. 15--Prefection Legal Blank Co., Stationery supplies Order No. 16--Thomas P. Bolger, Fumigation material ...." Order No. 17--D. M. Hall, Treas., Illinois Township Association Order No. 18--McHenry Stat» iBank, Two Treasurer's highrtv way books Order No. 19--Board of Auditors, Auditing Towfn bills .... March 28 Order No. 20--Joe J. Freund, 133 days as Highway Commissioner Order No. 21--Thomas P. Bolger, Fumigation material Order No. 22--Prefection Legal Blank Co., Justice legal blanks ^ Order No. 23--Frank Thornb# Co., Poor blanks and station-; ery Order No. 24--McHenry Plaindealer, Election notices an4 supplies Order No. 25--M. J. Walsh, 14 year Town Clerk's fees .... Order No. 26--S. H. Freund, V4 year salary as Poor Master Order No. 27--Board of Auditors, Auditing Town bills Order No. 28--Caroline Schieasle, H year Town office rent 240.00 6.40 14.73 ifcoo ^50 12.50 665.00 I 8.76 L80 7.15 60.30 100.48 100.00 12.50 50.00 Tslepfcem Na. S00 Stoffel & Reihansperger (asaraace agents (or sll rlassss si property in the best companies. WEST MeHENRY ILLINOfli S. H. Freund & SOB CONTRACTORS . AND BUILDERS Phone 56-W • McHenry Our Experience is at Your in Building s Your Wants Charlie's Repair Shop Next Door To Hoot Noonan'a On U. S. 12 Radiators Repaired Bodies and Fenders Straightened Sign Painting \ , Truck Letterin|p^ " Furniture Upholstering CHARLES RIETESEL TOTAL ....... _..„.«$3,030.63 Amount Received ...~....«i~~«J|4,192.41 Amount Paid 3,030.68 Balance on Hand 1,161.78 STATE OF ILLINOIS, McHenry County, Town of MdHenry, ss. I, S. H. FREUND, Supervisor of said Town, do hereby certify that the foreging statement is true and correct, as I verily believe. WITNESS my hand, this 28th day of March A. D. 1939. S. H. FREUND, Supervisor of Town of McHenry. Mi" Helen Blaha of Newark, told policemen than an 18-year-old girl is too old to be spanked. Her father had lifted her 175 pounds over his knee and thrashed her because shs came in late wither beau. DR. C KELLER -- Optometrist -- Is nam permanently located in McHenry at his summer home on Riverside Drive. Forty-six years experience testing eyes and making glasses. -- Call for Appointment -- All Kinds of Repairs -- TeL 211-R Need Rubfcor Plaindenlsr. Otdsr afctka Phono 1M X-Rny L. B. MUKJHBT " DENTIST Offlea Honrs a.m. to • pt: RiTsrslds DHu -- McHenry, j KENT ft COMPANY IXIDIAXCI