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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 11 Dec 1941, p. 9

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; .* -V. ' • : & ^s; 1ak«0 SS* SSFP .(by^thair timety arrival, put out a firs and prevent further joss; but whether J hem's little damage or 9 total loss, iire insur- ,-ianprovides the money necessary for repair# or replacement. May we help you to determine your fire insurance* needs? Walsh Insurance s :•% • PRONf'U WtM ST, taine tablish » ihlt, which will be known M the WaaftMifM Befirigeratioo service, it Sll-llt Behrldere street, in Waafcscaa. Iswedeling will be done, aipd the plut, when completed, will have 886 units with an individual capacity of six cubic feet. It is expected to have everything completed in ninety days. My Neighbor SAYS: Tb keep house ferns healthy, water each day with a cup of water and each week pour one teaspoon of castor oi! around the roots. • • • You can make i cocoa sponge or Angel food cake by replacing V« cup of the flour called for with % cup of coco*. Blend the cocoa with the flour and mix the cake the usual *ay. ~ . •" & Individual upside-clown puddings take less baking time than one lar£e pudding. Place slices of fruits, well sugared and spiced, in buttered muf fin pans, cover with pudding better and bake as usual. • • • Sometimes the handles on silver knives become loose. This is because the cement has been washed out. Do not let silver knives soak long in hot water and wipe them as quickly as possible after washing them in warm water and soapsuds. (Associated Newspapers--WNU Service.) Fred Ci«>l«fwl , CoHUMMtem is band on a theory by Keti Marx that ander capitalism the miilai i were- sapiuelatl and At Kbt tfape Karl Marx his theory, it was not so for hbn to Wkw in it, but it is hepaisaBly stupid for anyto consider any such theory ia the face of the dsasottstrated success of capitalism under which system the workersget snch a large share (83^ in America) of what they help to produce. Communism concentrates all wealth, control of all jobs and free speech into the hands of a very few people. This inevitably leads to dictatorship. That is exactly what happened in Russia, the only country in which Communism has been tried on a large scale. * Communism presupposes that all people are equal, while capitalism knows this to be a fallacy but believes that all people should have equal opportunity. When Stalin became dictator of Russia, his first move was to turn sharply away from Communism. He publicly deciar-d that wankers should not share alike hut that each should be paid according: to his in- 5 Bolger r V--i the XSty •MllUy prealdtov. Ferwerda, Fraud, Boss, Begner. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Freund, that tike minutes of the last regular meeting be approved as read. Motion carrM. Motion by Bolger, seoeoded by Nye, that the treasurer's repeft be approved as read. Motion ca*«led. Motion by Freund, seconded Nye, that the clerk's report be proved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Bolfrer, to pay $1,000.00 Funding Bond, due December 1, 1942, phts $540.00 interest and $6.00 service charge, to the American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. Motion carried. Motion by Ferwerda, seconded by Nye, that the following bills be paid as approved by the finance committee. Motion carried. Howard Cairns, Police service $125.00 Peter Wirfs, Police service .... 110.00 M. M. Nieaen, Waterworks superintendent Bar! B. Walsh, Office expense Service at Ufc* Mayme Boss, Commissions en Carey Electric Shop, Repair work at disposal plant Superior Oil Co., Distillate John Stilling, Gas, oil for police car 30.00 2.71 15.24 80.24 Motion by Bolger, seconded by Nye, it. jw John B. Kelter penwMi jit uppity ta*j as per contract. Motion hqM. Motion by Fci iiwssda, seosnded by Freund, to instruct Atty. David B. Joslyn, to proceed with collection of interest Paid on John B. Kelter per* sonal property tax and withheld bgr the County Treasurer, providing atto to lafee fer Motion carried. Motion by Ferwerda, Nye, to tdjoorn. B. I. OVKBTOM,-^^. y w EARL B. WALSH, Cfcy Clerk. . dividual ability and productivity. He | W. C. Felts, Supt. street^ and i*V \ Vi*' it Believe II or .*• v!©* St> V . -V v4f;V •» -,'mMtt.' i• , ^ (with apologies to Ripley) H pfiiStograph of yourself is the only you can give which nobody else can duplicate. Also ... it saves you time and Worry . . . one sitting, and your Christmas shopping is over. Nobody will have to run down to exchange your gift and nobody will have any hard feelings. And what is more personal than a pliotogcaph of yom? . • ^ Have your sitting made now! Worwick Studio '• 'vVv • McHwiry-- * &iv«rside Drive - Phone 275 sffopptm ^ at our PYREX WARE counter I usewife wants! UTILITY DISN Irt the gilt the emm Mac far mqr thins! Bake* fatter, better I Perfect for candy, tteak*. brownie*. Serve themp<pin« hot on the table! Ti» w>«i. 10H atae. Oa/,50# W.ft'.1"- West McHanry s 1^; stated that the worker who worked harder and better than his fellow- Workers should have better food, better clothing and a better home in which to live. . This was tantamount to a confession that wealth cannot and should not be distributed equally. And right there Stalin threw Karl Mjtrx and his Utopian theory of Communism into the ash-can. . Under Communism the people have to be governed by a small group of men. A- people who will submit to this kind of rule are not fit to govern themselves and should not be allowed to do so. The same is true of any collectivistic system. In America, the people individually own all the wealth of the country and our law makers are our elected representatives. Danger threatens this ij|eal state of economic and political affairs. If we continue to place more and more wealth in the hands of our Federal Government, thus givin? it control of more and more jobs, these lawmakers will cease to be our elected representatives and instead become our un-elected and self-appointed rulers. Communism kills all initiative, all incentive. Why should a worker try to do a better job; why should he work harder if his reward is only to be eaual to that of another worker who has less ability and does not apply himself so diligently? In America, under capitalism, the skilled and industrious worker gets an equitable reward, plus the opportunity to advance to an executive position. As proof of this latter, take a look at the thousands of men now holding key positions in American industry who started at the bench. Communism is an idealistic but thoroughly impractical and unworkable theory. Tliis will be true just as lorjr as human beiners are human. To aspire to better things; the ambition to outstrip one's fellows is but human. In the early days of mankind, it was the fellow with the strongest muscle and who exercised it who became the "boss man." Since then civilisation has marched on until today it is the fellow with the strongest brain ar*d who exercises it, who works h;s vay to the top of the heap. There is "osw en aristocracy of brains and "uch a hierarchy will not stomach Communism. It must either operate under a democracy or sit in the saddle of dictatorship. The ereatest benefit fer the mater- •°l welfare of mankind* comes not **"'w the control of wealth in the hands of * few peonle as under Communism, but from allowing and encouraging a wide distribution of wealth with special rewards as incentive to thocw who create it as under <*«»tt*liarn. Th* standard of living of •nv »v»ople can rise only in proportion the amonnt of wealth created. Wherever e«oitalism is permitted to «n»rate. with government umpiring but not controlling a maximum of wealth is cheated. On the other hand, wherever Oommnnism has operated, creation of wealth has been cut down to an almost irreducible minimam. LILY LAKE alleys Illinois Bell Tel. Co., Telephone service Edward H. Nickels,. Works supplies Paul E. Gerasch, Labor OR waterworks ........ Carey Electric Shop, Labor, material, repairing street lamps McHenry Flatndealer, Printing Burdick Pump A Machine Co., Meter repairs Ben J. Miller, Labor on waterworks N. F. Colby, Labor on waterworks H. E. Buch, Labor on waterworks Downs Motor Express, Haulhtg meters Nick P. Miller, Labor on waterworks Chuck's Trucking Co., Hauling gravel McGee's Men's Wear, Police clothes H. E. Buch A Son, Installing heating system G. P. Newman, Asphalt for roads -- Mayme Buss, Clerical salary, commissions ........ Public Service Co., Street lighting Public Service Co., Service at city hall Public Service Co., Service at pumping station Public Service Co., Street lighting ........ American National Bank A Trust Co., Funding bond and interest (see motion above) 1,545.00 John J. Vycital, Supplies 6.76 W. B. Meadows, Inc., Street sand 25.50 McHenry Artificial Ston^IAbM on waterworks 10.50 106.00 Chevrolet prices) 275.00 quality!^ The Lily Lake Ladies' League held a bunco party at the Cottage ^one day last week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Wilbert Swanson, Mrs. Walter Einspar and Mrs Vincent Sch*vone. The serving of coffee and cake concluded a most enjoyable afternoon. Mr. Cooper and Mr. Trovian of Chicago spent Saturday at Lily Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hintz of Chicago spent the weekend at Lily Lake. Lloyd Pel ton of Ma us ton. Wis., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klabough Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fast and Jack Laubinger of Chicago spent the weekend at their home at Lily Lake. Mrs. Simmqnds visited at the homes of her sisters in Milwaukee for a Mrs. Alfred Seyfhrth visited at the home of her children in Chicago Monday. Mrs. Thomas Klabough and Jeannie Klabough were Chicago visitors on Wednesday. Mra. Lottie Bransford apd Mrs. Vincent Schavone were Chicago visitors Tneadar. Mrs. Edward Marsh and Mrs. Jack Wrablewski were Chicago visitors oa Thursday. Fred Doech was a Chicago visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert M-nteh and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad of Bacine, Wis., visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred SeyflPerth over the weekend. - Mrs. Claude McDermott was a Chicago visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald and son, Billy, were Chicago visitors Saturday. it ««%«(»l* 9 SCHWERMAN CHEVROLET SALES On Routes 31 and 120 -- Tel. McHenry 277 -- McHenry : f. .asSSi Anita Althoff of Chicago spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mn. Louis AltheC* 7" f 25 to 30 Miles on a Gall IMPORTANT! Too can .till bay N«| far onlr ooe-dnrd dowm. bal IS month*--yom jr cover, or will apply at full value, oa the down payment. «a«M iLauuiaMriutwtc o•• itot atrm'-- m LOWtST-rWICE FIOA, :tS fx wz Ct In a Condoned Ai, Kasfc nd See Hew Coaafertmble Winter Driving Gaa Be--and Coosa T1m Dollars Tm Save as Tm Got't HERE are the two big molarlag adrades of 1942 combined in one! iWe new Nash In the lowest-price field few KIND or I fodj and frame '•ssvm- QaonarUr fcimoriulk sehemU--m6o»si-t unit rooouor, on any low-price oar-- «eler. Bttilt like bridge. saM>oth away Sadwive with Nash ia The finest kind of fewest-price fceld. ' apiafing today. of Weather Eye Conditioned Air--bat actually goes 25 to 30 mile* on a gallon *#eer SOO mile* om m tmnkfwA, toot Never before has any car offered yon so. nsnch for the money! Soft coil-springs are on nJf/e«r«s&eefr • , i iaew, easy Two-way Roller Steering v 3 esacAT scaigsae aaiLUANT wosai baddition to the anusiag new Nash "600", you'll also want to see the famous Naah Ambassador Sixes and Eights that are greater than ever. New engine development makes them more brilliant perfor mers, yet they're •tai in tbe low-and nwduun- price fields! «MCKASAFOl*rONV Nash's Two-way Boiler Steering is amawngly easier ... quicker in response ... lets you park more easily thu •««. driving easier tha w.anew kind of one-piece welded body- ^ aod-frame construction keeps yon safer* provides more seating roominess... yon |||0 can even have a k"S<-dari Sleeper** Bed-- for overnight and vacation trips--jnst ^ about everything yon eonld ask for in an antomobile! ^ *<* \ And Nash's new "Flying Scot" Engine <&/• a thrill to top it all--breath-taking ^ pleknpat any speed. ^ Here--at last is the car yanVe aksnqra dreamed of driving--and today it's the pfi car that's more practical to own tfcan mtty other! Years ahead in the field of design, in features, In engineering! See and drive this new kind of oar to» ^ < day--the "Million Dollar Bennty" that jawas yon and sness you mwt NASH 4 I ROSSMAN Biverslde Drive and Pe^rl Street V% . _

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