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r">- <:'"V : ( ' ' • • . .. 'i| '•-' '.t -J . " ^ ' • . :m-. . .•' v"v .•' / 'i-- Tern* Plate Terne plate, steel sheets coated with a lead-tin alloy, have been used .10 re-roof Moaticello and the White Rouse. \ Colony McHenry, Illinois FRIDAY SATURDAY -- in technicolor --. Madeleine Carroll • Stirling Hayden "BAHAMA PASSAGE" Also -- Three Short Subjects r .SUNDAY -- MONDAt"" A p r i l 1 2 - 1 3 • Tyrone Power - Gene Tierney "SON OF FURY" Also -- In color. Mickey Mouse Cartoon - Musical and World News TUESDAY -- Adults 22c Lloyd Nolan - Helen Reynolds "BLUE, WHITE AND PERFECT" Also -- Comedies .WEDNESDAY -- THURSDAY Jack Oakie • Walter Bretuian Linda Darnell "RISE AND SHINE" THE McHSNRY PLABTOEALS& MESSAGES FROM LOCAL MEN HI THE U. S. SERVICE FOR SALE FOR SALE--Gold Medal Pig Meal and Gold Seal 40% Hog Balancer at the Farmers Mill. Phone 29. 45 FOR SALE--Year-'round comfort and j economy with fire-proof Johns-Man- I ville Type A Home Insulation "Blowni in" your walls atod ceilings. Call i LEO J. STILLING, McHenry 18: 20-tf March 28, 1942. Sheppard Field, ^fchita Falls, Texas. McHenry Plaindealer, McHenry, Illinois. Dear Sirs, Certainly appreciate receiving "THp Plaindealer" weekly. It keeps me informed with the activities and where- (Photo hy W*nrleh) SGT. AND MRS. PHILLIP GUINTO Sgt. and Mrs. Guinto celebrated their silver wedding anniversary on March 22 at their home on Riverside Drive. Two hundred and fifty guests were present to observe the occasion with tiiem. FOR SALE--Progress, Sturgeon and Marquis Seed Wheat at the Farmers Mill. Phone 29. 45 FOR SALE--Five - room year - round [house, all improvements; double gar- [age; located in Woodlawn Park. Write Box "O," care Plaindealer. 43-tf FOR SALE--Grandview Baby Chicks at the Farmers Mill. Phone 29. 45 Residence Changes The Beautiful I.IIOVAI! mm CRYSTAL LAKE. ILL, McHenry Co'*. Leading Theatre FRI. & SAT. -- APRIL 10 - 11 Jane. Withers - William Tracy in "YOUNG AMERICA" Albert Dekker - Susan Hayward in "AMONG THE LIVING" SUN. & MON. -- APRIL 12 - 13 Sunday Continuous from 2:45 p.m. Errol Flynn - Olivia De Havilland "THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON" • _ -- with -- Charley Grapewin - Gene Lockhart Heroic Story of Custer's Last Stand 18c TUESDAY 10c Tax 2c Special Tax lc Lloyd Nolan - Mary Beth Hughes "BLUE, WHITE AND PERFECT" Plus -- Edgar Kennedy Comedy WED. & THUR. -- APRIL 15~ 16 Edward G. Robinson m "UNHOLY PARTNERS" with Laraine Day - Edward Arnold (That Wed. and Thurs. Event) - Mr.and Mrs. Clarence Stilling have moved from the upper flat of the Tony Freund building in Johnsburg to the farm home recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. John Stilling. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fuchs are now occupying the Freund flat. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fake and baby of North Chicago have moved this week into an apartment in the home of Mrs. Nellie Bacon. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dowell and family moved last Saturday from the Simon Stoffel house on Waukegan street to a farm near Sterling. Irene and L. G. Dowell remained in Mc- Henry. John H. Stilling has moved from his farm, located on Route 120, east of McHenry, to the home he purchased Home time ago from John Thennes, at 307 Court street, McHenry. His son, Clarence, will operate the farm and says he intends to show Dad how to farm. John states that "he probablj will if I give him enough pointers." FOR SALE--Cottage, in McHenry; 4 rooms and bath. Reasonable. Address Box "F," care McHenry Plaindealer. 44-tf FOR &ALE--5-room house, modern. Lot 66x197 ft. Garage, chicken house and large chicken yard. Ed Mischke, Center St., West McHenry. Phone ' 107-W. 44-4 FOR SALE -- Real fancy Feeding Wheat at $1.80 per 100 lbs. at the Farmers Mill. Phone 29. 45 1 FOR SALE--Studebaker Truck, One and one-half tons, late '38, good condition. Nick N. Freund, Waukegan Street. 45-2 FOR SALE--Goose and Duck Feathers. Mrs. William Staines, West McHenry. Phone 638-M-2. 47 RINGWOOD METHODIST CHURCH Worship service at the Ringwood Methodist church, 9.30 a. m. Sermon subject, "Going on to Pentecost." In the light of what is said and writte n by outstanding leaders, the religious people of the world must decide whether we will have an orderly dependable civilization or resort every twenty-five years to a war that disrupts our whole orderly process, and throws everything into confusion. It is the program of the churches to reach out to every last family and individual and bring them into the fellowship of some church. In the light of the above it is patriotic for every family to be faithful in their religious duties. Let us go, folks. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. *Paul Walkington, superintendent. We have a place for both you and your children in this church school. ---- R. J. L. McKELVEYfc Pastor. Need Rubber Stamp* ? Order at The Plaindealer. , PUBLIC SALE at residence of Mrs. Anna Meyers. Charles Leonard, auctioneer. Bedroom, dining, living room and kitchen sets for sale. All other household articles, rugs, etc. April 16 at 1:30. Mrs. Anna Meyers, Pearl Street on City Park. 47 FOR SALE--Special for our Grand Opening -- 24% Malt Sprouts, $28.50 per ton. Bulk Gluten Feed, $32 per ton. Bring your own bags for gluten feed. Farmers Mill. Phone 29. 47 FOR SALE--Evergreens of all varieties; fruit, shade and ornamental trees; shrubs of all varieties. Raspberry plants, currant bushes and grape vines. Visit our nursery and get our prices before buying elsewhere. Westman Evergreen Nursery, Woodstock, 111. Phone 232-R. " 47-3 FOR SALE -- Alfalfa Hay, Timothy Hay and Clover Hay. Harold Toynton. Phone Harrington 144-M-l. *47 FOR SALE -- SPECIAL -- Ground Wheat at $35 per ton. Bring your own bags. With, middling selling over $40 per ton, this is a bargain. Real hog feed. Farmers Mill, Phone 29. 47 (Political Advertising) Based on Honest and Sincere Effort fci Hi* Record of NICK KELLER State Representative , from the Eighth District Speaks for Itself • It is a record of attendance at evory dally session and consideration at all times of the needs of his district. Hiere has be«n no playing to the raUeries. no purely partisan motives or dodging of issues in Nick Keller's record. He ku been steadfast in his determination to support only essential legislation. He holds the important position of chairman of the house committee of M members on industrial affairs for which he received the praise of the Illinois Manufacturers Association for his fairness In steering this important committee. He received this appointment from the speaker of the house which should be regarded as a distinct honor to the Eighth district. He also holds memberships on six olhsf Important committee*. • HAS SUPPORTED ALL FARM MEASURES No other member of the state legislature has a finer or a mare consistent record of voting on all bills beneficial to the DAIRY FARMER and agriculture, generally, and to the WORKER and tlx small BUSINESSMAN. He has been inspired in this by a desire predominant at all times, to raise the standards of Hying for the less privileged. • BACKS ALL EDUCATIONAL BILLS During the several rears that he has been a member of t|ie state legislature he has voted for every measure designed to Improve the educational systems in the rural districts, cities and villages of the state. This policy of consistency has won him the respect of every member of the state legislature--a respect that has enabled him to obtain the passage of much legislation of benefit to the citisens of this district. • SPONSORS IMPORTANT LEGISLATION Among the bills sponsored by him and which were ENACTED INTO LAWS at the last session of the legislature are. Guarantee to men in armed service that their Jobs will be restored! to them when they return to private life. i Financial aid for dependent children which will reduce the high cost of delinquency. Provisions that all employees on public buildings and work projects be paid on the basis of the PREVAILING WAGE RATES in eath locality and empowers public bodies awarding contracts to determine and fix the prevailing rates of pay. House joint resolution memorializing Congress to clear the name* of Brig. Gen. Wra. H. Mitchell, who was court-martialed because he crusaded for a powerful air force for the United States. Congress subsequently a.'.ed in accordance with the Keller resolution. VOTE FOR mNICK KELLER Republican Candidate for STATE REPRESENTATIVE FOR SALE--80 acres. All level, black com, alfalfa and sugar beet land; well tiled; nice improvenRnts; electricity, flowing fountains, improved highway, practically all under cultivation; near good market. BARGAIN OF BARGAINS! Price $100 per acre; terms if desired. A GOOD ONE! D. O..Horton, Bryan, Ohio. 47-3 $450.00 PLAYER PIANO and Rolls. I will let it go for $39.00. $5. a month to reliable party. Write today as to when piano can be seen in McHenry. Write Mrs. Mary SchultE, Route No. 5, Box 229-A, Waukesha, Wis. *47 WANTED (Photo by Wonrfek) CADET ARTHUR V. FREUND abouts of my friends, and also tends to cheer me in dull moments. As fai as dull moments are concerned, they are completely gone for the present. Have just started my "Airplane Mechanics" course and it is keeping me fully occupied. Here at Sheppard Field is located the largest "Mechanical School" in the world. Every ten days nine-hundred students are graduated and nine-hundred enter. The course itself is divided into eleven phases, each phase consisting of ten days, or approximately one | hundred and ten days' total. Each j squadron is composed of nine-hundrea men, four-hundred and fifty in the I morning shift, and four-hundred and 1 fifty in the afternoon shift; the former shift starting at 6 a. m. until 2 p. m., and the latter from 2 p. m., until 10 p. m. The instructors are composed of civilian and army teachers. Many of the army instructors are taken directly from the graduating classes of the school. The course itself, if a person was to pay for it, is equal to four thousand dollars. Quite an amount of money, when one looks at it from that angle. Everything is run very systematically and there la never a mix-up of any kind, at any time. It's rather remarkable wh'en you consider the amount of soldiers. In the camp itself there are between forty and fifty thousand soldiers all the time. There are ten "mess halls," and each mess hall takes care of from three to four thousand soldiers each day. I'll try and give you an idea of the food preparation for one meal (ask me, I worked on K. P. enough!): two' tons of potatoes, one-half ton sweet potatoes, one thousand pounds of beef, twenty cases peaches, three hundred gallons soup, four hundred loaves bread, hundred pounds of but* ter and three hundred pies. They also have a very large hospital, being capable of taking care of about five thousand soldiers at one time. The hospital has its own mess hall and supply department. Thanking you again, Sincerely yours, CADET ARTHUR V. FREUND, Barracks 604 - Sheppard Field, 317 Tech. School Squadron, Wichita Falls, Texas. FOR SALE--Roper Gas Stove. Wilis. Tel. 68-J. Geo. •46-2 FOR SALE--8-room House in Johnsburg. 3-car garage included. Photte 623-M-2. • 46-3 WANTED--Woman or girl for restaurant work. Phone 377. " 47 HELP WANTED -- Waitress; must have some experience. Karls' Cafe, Riverside Drive, McHenry. Phone 26. 47 LOST LOST--7.00x16 tire and truck wheel north or northwest of McHenry. Reward. Write Box "W',' McHenry Plaindealer. '46-2 FOUND FOUND--German Short Hair Dog; brown, male. Black collar. Owner can have same by paying for this ad and cost of keep. Tel. McHenry 109-J. John Matchen. »47 MISCELLANEOUS COMPLETE FIXH)R SERVICE -- Floor sanding and refinishing with Dura Seal. Also asphalt tile for bathrooms, k ".-hens, business places; and beautiful Marlite in assorted colors for kiu-hens and bathroom walls; also commercial buildings. Henning Newman, 932 Marvel Ave., Woodstock, III Phone 131. 42-tf Fort Ord, Calif., , March 27, 194s. Dear Friends, . I wish to take this opportunity to thank The McHenry Plaindealer for sending me our swell paper. Also wish to thank the Citizens of McHenry, for their thoughtfulnes* in remembering me at Christmas. We have been very busy of lat6 making preparations for ogr departure from the states. During my short stay in the Army I have seen many of oui» beautiful states. I have enjoyed each state much for its scenic beauty. However, the old home still tops the list. ». Will close my letter wishing each Mctienryite, the best of health, wealth and happiness. Sincerely yours, JIM McANDREWS. t£lott rP erfectly Round The earth is not perfectly round. The equatorial diameter of the earth ia 7,926 miles; the polar diameter, 7,899.9 miles, or 26.1 miles less than the equatorial diameter. THE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER Published every Thursday at Mchenry, 111., by Charles F. Renich. A. H. MOSSIER Editor and Manager Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at McHenry, III., under the act of May 8, 1879. One Year $2.00 Six Months „... $1.00 MATURED with the stalks still tender, sweet and juicy, is characteristic of Stelford's Improved Yellow Dent White Cap. The silage corn preeminent, because more digestible.^ nutri e n t s , more sugar, more tender, sweet and juicy., $3.75 per bushel. Buttend kernels $2.50 per bushel. For sale in McHenry exclusively by MCHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP. ASSOCIATION Thursday, April 9,1942 I- (Political Advertisement) VOTE FOR MUNSON Republican Candidate For SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS McHenry County, Illinois Teacher and Principal for 14 years in 1-, 2- and 3-room rural schools. Two years substitute teaching rural and city. Organized 14 college extension courses in McHenry. county for benefit of teachers. Professionally trained a a d thoroughly experienced to perform dutiea ol, County Superintendent. ":v W idow. and mother of two eboys. Solicits Tour Vote and Support at the Republican Primaries on Tuesday, Apr. 14,1942 (Political Advertisement) Record of Service Twenty-two years of public service to !iis community, county and district is the record that Representative Thomas A. Bolder offers to the voters of the district for their consideration in his campaign for re-election. During his twelve years in the state legislature Representative Bolger has served on the House committee on appropriations for six years. This committee assignment only comes to members with several years of service. At'ted--as-<jUairroan of the important revenue committee for two terms. Has been alert and active to protect and promote the welfare of the dairy farmers. Supported legislation desired by farm organizations. " Helped to secure a number of public improvements throughout the district, including the Johnsburg Bridge and. the Black-top Road on the old McHenry-Crvstai Lake road. <x . Has been active in working for the improvement and development of the river and lakes region. » Co-operated/ with public officials of the district in securing desired legislation Noteworthy in this regard were his efforts in beljalf of the Lake County Tuberculosis Sanatorium board. At tlfieir request he successfully sponsored legislation that made it possible to finance the building of the new tuberculosis sanatorium at Waukegan. (McHenry County now has 22 patients receiving treatment at this institution, considered to be one of the finest of its kind in the country.) Prior to his first election to the legislature he served six years on the McHenry Community High School Board of Education and four years on the McHenry County Board of Review. • ; Experienced, able, de]xm<1able,~tnexbrings to all the voters of the district a record of capable, conscientious service. He deserves support--not on a promise of things to do--but on a record of things done. Call for a Democratic Ballot R E - E L E C T THOMAS A. BOLGER Democratic Candidate for "STATE REPRESENTATIVE DEAD OR ALIVE ANIMALS $1.00 to $15.00 Cash Cows - Horses - Hogs No help needed for loading! Prompt and Sanitary Service Day and Night, Sundays and Holidays Phone Wheeling 102--Reverse Charges FOR EXPERT TREE SPRAYING-- Call McHenry 122-R. Anderson Tree Service. ' *47-3 NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership formerly existing between Edward J. Buss and Lester J. Page, under the firm name of Buss-Page Motor Sales, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent and that Edward J. Buss is now sole owner of the business and will continue to operate the same under the name of Buss Motor Sales. All accounts owing to the Buss-Page Motor Sales are now due and payable at the office of the Bu ss Motor Sales, 531 Main ^Street, West McHenry. III. „ _ LESTER J. PAGE, EDWARD J. BUSS. j Need I Plaindealer. Stamps 7 Order at The • Now, Ifs easy b hove tii* nam* of yoar dfoaaw-- cm a modest budget! Choos* MarttW to achieve ear. colortml Interior*--a* BoJtm as Tomorrow 1 Marlit* U m fl*xlbW apply It to any iwriaet . . . so economical--c«bh in watt- •1m panth that carpooterm cut to sis*. So adaptableuso it for bathroom. Utchon. zocroation or for cocktail rooms. Wo have a wido Mltcttos of colon to chooM iron. Com* into our display thorn today. Alexander Lumber Co, West McHenry 171 1IW KITCHEN - MojMS *S so naOIr adaptable to any typo oi wall surfac* that it is amastaglr t«r to install. It !»•»« in wall-sis* pmili that any «ood carp*nt*r can ^c*t to sin and apply in a J*w hours. Mar lit* is as •asy to k**p sparkling cl*an as a china plat* ... a damp cloth quickly r*mor*s any • spot from its glass-smooth surfac*. S** Marlit* in em 100 attractiv* colors and patterns at Mtr Display Room. You'U fall In 1ot* with its b#aU,T * * 'Th " WILL MJm y DtttM HOME "COME TRUE PRF.FINISHED WAIL PANrjS n