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Home T House, 6 *y 31 Waidragan St. 28-tf ¥0 BTJY 81. tdwtf sy;*:.' FOaJblLB -- T***«#ehains, size 9-32, |ISJ6 *.ait. Larger sise arailable, «0 Bodtntdy priced. Gamble Store, Wast MflBotry. 82 FOR SALE IN McHKNRY--2 story, 6 room*, forced air, heat, stacker, garan, t.aerN M, 60 fruit trees: one mile frsift railroad, priced $8,950. Also business property, 10 rooms, 12-car |«rage, comer on highway, 288x290. Jacob Frits, Johnsburg. phone McHenry 672-R-2 or Chicago Lincoln 1888. 26-tf WAiNTO tO BUT -- Four or five1 room sn Willi heme, near McHenry, on or Mpr Fox Bivtr. Address Boi "BJ," care Plaindealer. 26-tf LOST LOST -- Gold Bulova ltttfy*8 wrt watch, in McHenry' on Christmas night. Reward. Elaine Heimer, Tel. McHenry 114-M. -4^ 32 LOST -- Shelled rimmed glasses in case on Green street. Finder leave at Plaindealer. Reward. *8t FOR SALE--Magic Chef gas stove, ivory finish, low oven, in good condition. Call McHenry 107-W. 32 Thurlwell, 110 Main St., West Mc 31-tf MISCELLANEOUS SKATE S^ARPENING^ Don't forget your lawn mowers. Robert J. FOR SALE--New 4-roll Rosenthal ««KL shredder, available on January Henry. PRIVATE PARTY has money to 2. E. J. Sheldon^ tel. Grayslake 2691. i loan. If interested write box "AB" *32 TOR SALE--Spring roosters. Peter A. Freund. Tel. McHenry 614-R-l. •82-2 FOR SALE -- 48 feeder pigs. 1% utiles south of Lily Lake School house. Walter Krepel. *32 FOR SALE --- I-J single gun, 20 gauge, H P barrel; size 6, girl's shoe ice skates; 8x10 rug, all in new condition. Boyd, 1 mile south on E. River Road, name is -on mail box. *32 in care of The Plaindealer. *30-4 WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING -- All work fuMy guaranteed. "Torchy" Krause, 310 Elm St., McHenry. Tel. 379. 42-tf HAVE YOU HEARD about the new reduced Auto Liability and Properly Damage rates? They will Surprise vop. Ask us for insurance rates, rhe Kent Co., McHenry. i-hone 8. 27-tf FOR SALE -- Car batteries. Safeguard easy starting in cold weather with our guaranteed 45 plate bat- j needed to load, teries, $5.95 and up and your battery. Pure Penn winter oil, 70 cents a Sillon. Gamble Store, West Mcenry. DEAD ANIMALS -- Five dollars is the least we pay for dead horses and cows in good condition. Wheeling Rendering Co. Phone Wheeling No. 3. Reveme the charges. N<r" help 14-tf GARBAGE COLLECTING -- Let us dispose of your garbage/ each week, 321 or oftener if desired. Reasonable TOR SALE--Before buying . ..ter! r"r pump, see the new Fairbanks Morse;™"" °Sree Bon Jniftffnr nraetrofAVMO AAMfilftf/k COfi ' i ROH6 oOO* •* • A very wfll make fabrics fre-i»M*tam, iky extension clothing specialists. Washable clothes, like shi-ts and overalls, may be dipped in a solution of nonflammabh^ salts and water, and blankets or nonwashable clothes may be sprayed or brushed with the solution. One of th*» simplest solutions for home use is jnade by dissolving 7 ounces of borax aftd 3 ounces of boric acid (dry) in 2 quarts of hot water. Stir untii all the borax dissolves, and the water looks clear. Clothes to be dipped, whether new or old, should first be washed, rinsed and dried to remove any starch or dirt that will prevent the fabric from thoroughly absorbing the solution. Then, the clothes should be dipped in the solution until they are completely saturated. Wring them as dry as possible and hang them in the shade to dry. If ironing is necessary, use a moderatelly heated, not a hot iron. Nonwashable fabrics, like blankets and heavy wool clothes may be hung on a clothes line and sprayed with the solution from a clean garden sprayer or spray gun, or brushed with a* clean paint brush dipped in the solution. Apply solution until all surfaces are well covered. . Then allow them to dry thoroughly., ^ ^ Immigration to' the t. S. In the century of greatest immigration, 33 million people settled in the United States. ? n' - rx5r Released by Western Newspaper Union. By VIRGINIA VALt 1ITTLE Sue Simmons goes into violent action in her very first picture -- shoots a rattlesnake in Universal's "Frontier Gal"; when a child actress begins this way there's no telling what she'll do when she's grown up. The picture sort of pokes fun at the usual type of Western. Rod Cameron has three fights, two with men and one with Yvonne de Carlo. Yvonne slapped him 300 times, by actual count, as hard as she could, but you'll see only 30 wallops; they shot the fight 10 times. Cameron lost 10 pounds before the 'picture was finished, though he's a husky guy; he worked as a sand hog .under the Hudson river, as a constructsn laborer and as an engineer before -he went into the movies.. '.--V " Back in the early days „of the movies, Elaine Williams' nr»Other was offered a contract by the Essanay company; had to turn it down because she was only 15. So Shell Splinter ' If .you accidentally get a small piece of egg 3hell into your egg when you break it, it can be removed easily by toudring with the half shell. Morse ejector water systems, complete $96. Engstrom Sales and Service. Tel. Pistakee 696-W-l. 32 FOR SALE -- A few Registered Hampshire Boars left. Are ready for service now. Price reasonable. Paul Schellinger, Kolbe Farm, Rt. 1, Box 239, Kenosha, Wis. *32 FOR SALE--Save 25 per cent to 50 per cent fuel costs; insulate with Gamble's Homeguard insulation. Do Rinse "thorouehlv the work yourself and save dollars. Gpahbie Store, West McHenry. 82 ATTENTION -- Order your driven well now. Repairing all pumps. Tel. McHenry 175. Bacon Brothers, 203 John Street 28-tf Mountainous State Forty-three mountain peaks in , North Carolina reach an elevation i of over 6,000 feet; 82 others exceed . 5.000 feet. ! Sal Soda on Woodwork When repainting woodwork a lot of sanding can be saved if the woodwork is washed in a strong solution of sal soda. It removes gloss. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 5-room insulated year-round home; full lake rights; 5 lots; built-in tub; £-car garage; cement walks; 100 feet from highway 120. Terms $1,500, balance $35 monthly. Hines Realty. Ed. Lannes, agent. Phone McHenrv 674-M-2 or 667-R-2. 32 AUCTION ChasT Leonard and Ed Vogel, Aucts. Having decided to quit farmingj will sell at public auction on the' John Carey "farm located Vt mile S. of Ringwood 4 miles N. of McHenry, 12 miles N. "E. of Woqflstock on The Si* Big Cities of 1789 nwrinumrc 91 In 1789, there were six cities iar i MONDAY, DECEMBER^1 States with more than Commencing at 11:00 o'clock sharp, 8,000 population: Philadelphia, New the following described property, to- York, Boston, Charleston, Baltimore iwit: andSaJem. FUR 8ALE--Year-'round comfort and economy with fire-proof Johns-Manville Rock Wool Home Insulation faBlownin" walls and ceilings. Call LEO J. STILLING, McHenry 18. S6tf. FOE SENT Plastic Eyes Provided Plastic artificial eyes which duplicate the appearance of natural eyes •nd which are superior to glass eyes, have been developed by the optical industry in the United States for use of wounded veterans, according ' to the Better Vision Institute. The iris, pupil and veins of the sound eye are matched in pattern and coloration by the artificial eye. The eyeball is built lip layer by layer of plastic so as to obtain a natural of-1 feet. FOR RENT -- 265 acre farm, 1501 acres tillable land, balance pasture j Label Wires Kill Trees and woodland. Excellent farm with! Countless young trees are killed good buildings, all modern conven-! each year by label wires. As the Mnces. Located one-half mile south | young tree grows the wire tightens - **., -- -- Kingwood on blacktop road, known j and girdles it. This is particularly ! F-20 tractor on rubber, overhauled TW. Richmond frltT y Estates, j true where iron wire is used. Where ! last_spring; Mc-D. tractor cultivator; 52 HEAD OF LIVESTOOT | Consisting of """" 1 27 Milk Cows 1 Some fresh, springers, rest milk- j ing. . . J 6 heifers, 2 years old; 3 heifers, 1 year old; 1 purebred bull; 2 heifers, 6 months old. lt Hampshire boar. ! 2 sheep, coming 2 years old. 4 good work horses, 1 colt coming 3 years old. 5 Shorthorn feeder steers. , About 3 hundred Austria' white, and White Rocks hens and pullets; about 50 percent production. Machinery j Mc-D. corn binder, 3 years old:; Mc-D. grain binder, 7-ft.; Int. Grain | Drill, 10-ft.; Mc-D. hay loader; Mc-! D. side delivery rake; Mc-D. mower,! 6 ft.; 6-roll Appleton corn husker; j HELP WANTED MAN WANTED--To work on poultry farm; must be able to drive truck. Call Wauconda 2613. 32-tf HELP WANTED--Dishwasher; hours from 10 to 3 and 6 to 8. Mi Place, Green St., McHenry. , Phone McHenry 377. 32-tf 32 young fruit trees were set out this tell and no attention was paid to the label wires, it will pay you to go over them now and see that the wires are not too tight. The proper way to handle the label is to tie the wire loosely on one of the branches, and not on the trunk. !*• Winking Fish Owners of fish aquariums fre> HELP WANTED -- Light factory fluently have been amazed and dework, steady employment, age 25 j lighted to find that the tiny South 4o 35; day or evening shift; 5 to 101 American armored catfishes, so P.m. Top wages for conscientious! popular as scavengers, turned out workers. Cellulose Industries, Rich- to be "winking" fish. But the winkmond, III. Tel. Richmond 385. (ing is only an illusion, says the Bet- 82-tf j ter Vision institute. Fish do not have OPERATORS WANTED--IPlain seweyelids and therefore cannot wink. ing on skirts; steady work. 50c an hour; also part time workers. Call Mary Schiavone, Lily Lake. Tel. McHenry 615-R-2. 31-3 Order your rubber stamps at the The Plaindealer. The aquarium scavenger catfish looks as though he is winking because the eyeball rolls downward, thereby concealing the pupil. The exposed gray part of the eye appears, through the glass, like a moving upper eyelid. FOR YOUR PVESTOCK HAULING ,::jV : - • -'CALL : • '™- VIC. & AL. MILLER PHONE 261 McHENRY HELD AND BARN Mc-D. tractor plow, 14-in. ^bottom; 1 Mc-iD. tractor disc, 7-ft. Mc-D. ma- j nure spreader, on rubber; Mc-D. corn planter with fertilizer attachment, 80' rods wire; 4-section steel drag with; folding draw-bar; 3-section steel j drag; rubber-tire- wagon and rack;1 steel-wheel wagon and rack; wagon and double box; drive belt, 75 ft.;; fanning mill; corn sheller; walking! plow; scales; hog waterer, oiler and bbls.; electric fence controller. . Bob sled; Macomb oil brooder stove; cultipacker; <buzs saw; grind-: ing stone; hay rake; snow fence; 2 f single-row cultivators; single row' cultivator; snow fence; tank heater; I slip scraper; electric cow clipper", new; electric cow clipper, old; chicken coops, waterer and feeders; cross cut saw; 2 set of good work harness and some other harness and collars; forks, j shovels and many other articles tooj numerous to .mention. | Milking Equipment - Mc-D. milking machine, double! unit; Pine Tree milking machine, | double unit with pump motor, pipe for 46 stanchions; 2 DeLjaval milking j machines single unit, with pump,' motor, pipe for 36 stanchions;. 2 wash tanks; electric heater; 20 milk cans; pails and strainer, etc. | Feed I About 1,500 bushels of Vickland oats; about 50 tons alfalfa, clover and timothy hay; 20 acres good hard com, about 570 shocks; about 120 shocks of silo corn; 18 ft. silage in 15 ft. silo. | TERMS--All sums of $25.00 and under that amount cash, over that amount a credit of six months at six per cent will be extended on notes approved% by the clerk. Anyone desiring credit, ldndly make arrangements before purchase is made. No property to be removed until settled for. THOS. R. DOHERTY West McHenry State Bank, Clerking ELAINE WILLIAMS when Elaine was 15 she stepped out, and won the title of Miss Wisconsin. She sang with bands, got her radio start at WHBY in Appleton, Wis., her home town. Eventually she reached New York where 3he's been on "Crime Doctor" for a year. Twentieth Century - Fox wanted Jack Smithy who's heard on CI'/* Mondays through Friday from coast to coast. Wanted him badly enough to offer him a contract caring for $2,OGO.a week. Smjth turntd it down--said he'd rather remain i;> the East. It's hard on Loren Tindatl; likmost navy veterans, he'd like to pel out of uniform, but he's been dis charged for a year now, and RKO'. given him one naval picture aftc another; three of them altogether He's playing his third in "Tin the End of Time," produced by Dart; Schary. In "Over 21," with Iren - Dunne, he was a navy lieutenant; be wis a submarine crewman in "Out of the Depths." "The Strange/ Love of Marthn Ivers" stands between the Robcn 'Taylors and the lqng vacation they'd planned to take Ss soon as he was discharged. Taylor and the armed forces parted company six months sooner than he'd expected, and Bar bar a Stanwyck's working in the picture. She says he looks wonderful Metro's losing no time on tha picture based on the life of Jerorrn Kern. Judy Garland and Robert Walker will be starred. Van Heni!. has the role of Kern's confidant, Angela Lansbury's an English comedy star. Connie Haines, singer on tlie Abbott and Costello programs aver NBC, recently went out in the har bor to sing for the avengers ot Bataan, the famed 30th division. Unlike some singers who've stopped since the war ended, Connie goes right on singing for the servicemen. Once a week she goes to Terminal island, San Pedre, to greet retarding troop ships. --*-- Elyse Knox has been set for the GOOD CLOTHES DESERVE GOOD CARE tmm CLEANERS » Phone McHenry 1Q4~M Treat IdfssM Onrttrs With Q-LAC Daa't aiiltct Muki row I fKauddibtfanihvdir aC, laniM, IflrilM few MM cud*. Aak m alao aboot tmmat wttk •Mb* (MAC Stop Iomm tfcac < BOLGER'8 DRUG STORE McHenry. IE. feminine lead in Monogram's "Joe' Palooka, Champ." This marks her return to the screen after a gear's leave of absence during which her daughter, Sharon Kristan Harmon, was born. The baby's father, Capt. Tojnmy Harmon, famous football player, has returned to Hollywood to continue his radio sporty commentaries. - 1 •, • - l ' V Richard Quine, Metro contract player and husband of Susan Peters, has doffed his coast guard uniform and be^n assigned the romantic lead in the forthcoming "But Not Goodbye." $ ODDS 4\D ENDS in*. § , points <N|tJ rf|port tad transportation. If you ever hear Susan Allen tinning "No Can Do" on Sammy Kaye's "Sunilay Serenade," you'll find that the'* ftnitiiit her heart into it--her father tqrote it. . . . Jackie Cooper's wife, June Home, has been given a role in Werner Bros.' "The Verdict," starring Sydney Greenstreet. . . . Helen Walker, one of the stars •/ Varamount's "People Are Funny," has almost ts many freckles as /Catherine Hepburn and Myrna Loy, Hollywood's' most bo ' freckled stars. . . Ronald Reagen net | |ft« lead in Warner's "Stallion Road" I ' bating atf&in returned to civilian life alter With the navy, I will resume my practice of medicine '1i; BKOUTNINO JAJTOABY * 1 DR. WILLIAM A. NT! $4 ^ , TURKEY DINNER AND ALL THE TRIMMINGS YSAE'S AND ALL DAT. N&W TBAS'S FAVORS FOE ALL MI-PLACE COMING SOON PH1LC0 Electrical Appliances Electric Supplies Electrical Contractors Radio Service Model Airplane Kits RADIOS REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS Ringwood ELECTRIC & RADIO SHOP < : RINGWOOD, ILL. CELEBRATE NEW. .YEAR'S EVE at Mueller's Creamery Tavern On Ronte 176 at Burton's Bridge NOISEMAKERS HOT TURKEY PLATE SERVED ALL NIGHT Dance to the Music of One of Chicago's Finest Organists MISS SERENE COLE VILlA HOTEL RESORT ON PISTAKEE BAY Monday Eve., Dec. 31 Dine and dance to BEA HORICK'S ORCHESTRA Seven-course dinner^ from 6 p.m. until midnight ; Reasonably Priced ItolTE DR CALL FOR RESiltATIOlIB, McHENRY 378 Illl iltlfll. I Quarter Ton Male Gorillas Belgian Congo adult ma las weigh- as much as 50* the females slight]|r less. Lambskin Stbs for Seal A fur resembling sealskin is made from lambskin taking the irfnir •ttt of the Brazil limits the size of a cattlo' brand to a space no larger than 4tt inches. McHenry Town Club McHenry, Illinois Phone It. !;$F . sli PLATE SERVED NEW YEAR'S EVE "Complete Turkey Dinner New Year's Day OUR KITCHEN WILL BE CLOSED FROM JANUARY 2 TO FEBRUARY 6, We wish to thank our many customers for their ktn^i patronage during the past year and to wish them a v*, fj*. ' HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR .f Liquor Store « ** yon »eed tar j- , i-.rv j j * ew lears; ,^.;^ Party We have one of the largest stocks of bottled foods in this vicinity, in^ all brands and types of liquors. Come in and buy your bottled goods for that New Year's party at our special low prioesl 4 •;?:& mrnlrn 'it, &•; ^ V ' - Wines BARLOMA PETRI OUASTI OARRETTS tflut $1.05 to IiJ&Sn* OM-flfth Pints of all kinds i 1 CARIOCA BAOASDI BON BOMBO KERITO DON Q Special yoor ohoic* - $3.49 one-fifth -- :-f ^ Brandy on^-fifth Coronet ...14.00 Gold Bar . ^ ^ t 3.49 Gonsalez (5 yfs. old) 5.49 Invincible (5 yrs. old) ^ 4.00 and many other well known brands Vermouth 1.60 J2.40 r.Jk- „ Rett Cin Zano Many others 16 chose from Gin one-flfth Walkers . Dixie Belle Fleischmann's Gibley's BurtonHrr. At Oor Super-Special Prioe! Your Choice of GOLDEN WEDDING IMPERIAL P.M. . $3.49. one-fifth , ' # --" Bmt By th« Cue MEISTER BRAV FOX DeLUZS ^ TAVERN PALE ; ATLAS PRAGER $2.75 per case lUDWEISER SCHLITZ BLATZ PABST $3.40 per case • CORDIALS OF ALL KINDS Cream de Mint _ $3.55 m DRINKS OF ALL KINDS SnoUng SMOKING TOBACCO PIPES CIGARETTES AND CIGARS All brands • Remember that in Wines and Liquors, as in everything else, quality tells --.We have all the name brands--At the price you like to pay! GUS UNTI, Prop, Corner Green & Elm Sts. Phone 104-R