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Supt. FYed B. Kn||b of tin Crystal by 10,000 Hack Thirty mm of « frw fish there jtron the state of flbwulion and in the lake near the recreation Wayne Halbieb, deputy warden, was there to the new comers, along with Antlers In that vfohtity will be! happy to know of this shipment and hope that further shipments will btj made, in view of the vast amount ) of fish caught at the lake daring the ] season. . i MsamMAmmHBMM- « M»MI 111 IfeCttllMtt Iftlit : - V - - • »> iff» #••<>•#>•>»••••« tiNPt atllas??iafc' The MNNk lighting tab* en ted in 1018 to litt m destroyed fat e don't Nam 1 _ in 9m rafi. to 'and fw£ teiiirtitf a greater few minutes. - Breyer me bit Order yoar rubber hmi^i «t Plaindealer. Cleaners PHONE 20 S. Green S|. McHEI^RY§i &• JUS** < SiGN THE NATION KNOWS HALF GALLON TAVERN Am-jb Green Street By "Yardstick" - 5 Greetings Folks: litis week's headlines Grandma Horn visits McCullom Lake. Roving dog pack* 1 real menace to our' livestock. Fred Barteldea Boottto be a civilian. Meat soon to appear on our dinner table. Screwy Dosen's birthday party a success. . Iff*.; »fh a eettateed >y«r one for the action hejla^iqw plans to tilft in the future to pre- From their t _ vwuk farther occurences of this out- eluded that they wore a rage. If yop ;)eve your pot, I Mm chained mp H or confined in enclooars in the future for find fine morning. you may on the missing list some wettjber and decided; to a, sbrmon on the evils of ram.. alto did .lor ibMtt, five rnhmtos would Imve continued on had one of the oalto» rocov«red-ft5i»i th shock and stopped the tirade. Grand- Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barteldes were|m» them leng pleasantly surprised last Thursday! eno«*h to get her breath and pat & the arrival of their son, T/8 Fred ®" 'k*?- ** "*k Barteldes from Nurnburg, Germany, j'1® recognised the eariycaHers as I>d, who has had over ten months;*"" J«T own of service overseas, arrived1 to Chi- e^otte William Weberof cago-to be greotad by his lovely wife, Was gT*ndm» Annie's face Marion-. It was Just two hours later I re^> , „ _ , brteldes experienced M.r- ®nf P««alqua spent the thl vmmw i weekend in Chicago celebrating then . third 21 Minutes for Gleamiig Floors that Resist Water Spots! Cut down your work with a wax that puts a million-dollar shine on wood, linoleum, rubber, asphalt tile floors! Need? no polishing. Easy to apply -- and it actually brightens with use! RIN-NB FLOOt WAX BOLGER'S DRUG STORE McHenry j Grandma Horn, her charming i daughter, Mrs. Ann .Horn, ana ! grandson, Edwin, were the honored guests at an open house reception at ; the home of Jerry and Betty Cermak last Sunday. This dear little old i lady, who has gained hundreds of friends in the past, seventeen years in our community „with her kindly smile and friendly greetings, moved to more comfortable quarters provided for her by her daughter in Cicero some six months ago. All of McCullom Lake missed this little angel, especially the kiddies. Grandma had a way with the youngsters. What if it did take her ten years to collect for the many candy bars she slipped into their lunch pails on the sly. Grandma just couldn't see Johhnie and Mary go off to school ' Without a little tidbit to make their lunches taste a bit better. These ! same Johnnies and Marys, some ! seventeen years older, were among j the many who filed into the Cermak j home last Sunday afternoon to shake I the little lady's hand and plant a , hearty kiss on her wrinkled cheek. They haven't forgotten. All these expresisons brought tears of joy to the eyes of the angel of McCullom Lake. It was a great day for both grandma and her friends. To add to * her enjoyment Jerry projected many reels of film on the screen, photographic records of events that took place in our community during the past six months. Among the many guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pyritz, Otter Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. Len Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sawdo, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Struck, Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kaminski, Mr. and Mrs. John Steinbach, Jerry and Mary Steinbach, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomsen, but, why go on mentioning names, suffice it to. say that 90% of McCullom Lake's population were present at this affair. To express our sentiments, we say come ftp and see us again real soon. We love you gTandma! tha Ptf and. Ma the same thrill when the young couple arrived at McCullom Lake. Welcome home. Fred, hope to sec you in your civies soon! little Sands birthday. Oar Mr. and Mrs. i C Iv'i congratulations to you Tony Ferino and his fianeee, Kay Arcuri, of Chicago were Sunday visitors at the Phil Brautigams of Qrchard Drive. * ; Congratulations To David Smith on his tenth birthday anniversary, October 9. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, parents of our Leo Smith, on their 51st wedm almo* afcy other industry. .. tWIM LMW Loaves of rhubarb must neverhe erten because they captain harmful subotances that have boon known to eatrne death when eaten. Remove tha leaves and use only the stalks. Byttona broken or fln^pi and fidgaa worn in Hie berj|>0s of the washing •re itoble evidence of in wringing. Fold a&- . buckfet and zippers inaido olafe h*- iore running th<e gartnenttficoiM%. the wringer. Use light pressure a* tha rolls. Our Prvidont, Mr. Truman, has Anally seen or saw (whichever is gramatically correct) the light Meat will soon be on the dinner table again. We, like yourself, and the hundred and forty million other j!*!,0"! earS ^lued *2 ding anniversary, October 9th give reasons why poor England and 8UCn pPy occ>inona- France had to cut down on their w. ... fB Me,t tL hrE„^ -a; :rzr^L HEADQUARTERS FOR STEERIN& SAFETY ; s' "7 '• £ Dmi't pat ap with akiouny, «r«Uk er wander at year front end. These mtm danger aisnab. Onr sdentifle •est wiD five trwe cense and correct See Oun NEW MANBEB SCIENTinC EQUIPMENT FOR BALANCING WHEELS AND TESTING STEERING NOW AT YOUR COMMAND {on Safety 4 Sake ^©ur MANBEE equipment™-- . . . dedicated to your safety ... is the newest, fineet, most scientific way to test and correct faulty alignment or balance. Stop by and see it. Don't pat it off . . . lor safety's sake! Last Wednesday Ted Breyer, who has always been a friend of the people of McCullom Lake, suffered the loss of two of his prize sheep which were killed by a roving pack of dogs. It has taken Mr. Breyer many months time and many dollars expendta for feed to bring be ever grateful to England France for the sacrifice they have made for us in the past, but from now on McGee's better start stocking up' on longer belts, for, beefsteaks here we come! In our humble opinion, Mr. Truman is the first president to try to make America a nation of vegetarians, stop us if we're wrong. Anyway it's the meatball ticket that gets our crisscross next month and you can't blame a guy for that. Last Saturday being the second Saturday of the month, the Screwy Dozen again let loose with a hangup party at the Roy-Al community center to honor Winfield Pietsch. It was "Old Timbers" ninety-third birthday anniversary and little did he dream of the many surprises the above group had prepared for him. No less than a hundred guests attended this gala affair. There was music and other entertainment. A delicious midnight supper, which included a huge birthday cake with ninety-three candles on it and it took all the breath old timber was capable of exhaling to blow the flame out after three attempts. While the folks were enjoying the repast. President Jerry Cermak announced that the Screwy Dozen will have their Halloween costume party at the Roy-Al Inn on Oct. 26 and invited all to attend. ation at the Loretta hospital in Chicago. Keep un the good work, Aunt Clara, we're all pulling for you. That's all for this week so we say A2HOS. RECORDS - RADIOS RCA -- ZENITH, HOWAKD TSAVKLZK -- ' SblTOBA Stearic Olocki -- ToMtan SLBOTESSTEEM RADIATORS WILSON?# RADIO SHCM^ 206 E. Elm St. XcHenrT. TiHmtU PHONE 469 . '•yS'i •,/ V fix /•. • I'lSrSaWlf'M IF YOUR WHEELS WOBBLE, SHIMMY OR ARE HARD TO TURN . . . SEE IIS NOWt CENTRAL GARAGE TRII> J. SMITH, Hp. Phone 200-J Towing Jofanibvg According to present plans, Hugh and Jean McDonald will hold a Halloween costume party at their establishment on Saturday, November 2. Should you be out for fun that night drop in at Mac's and get plenty of it. STOMPANATO'g PRE-WAR Permanent Warn Specials 40% Discount Starting at $26 1»% Discount Starting at $7.50 15% Discount StArttag 2 Persona^ at. .JM5 Cold Wavea, starting at. $10, $12^0 and $15 (No Dioeoant) Machinless Waves, starting at $7j50 (No Dwcount) op to $15 School Girle Prrmsarnts (No Dioeoant) $5.00 •P STOMP ANATO '& Beauty, Body Contour Salon 226 Main St. 227 Benton 8t Phone 641 Woodstock, 111. Wanted Beauty Open tore 5 Days W\eekly Tuesdays Through Saturdays Grandma Annie Sawdo of Stuiv geon Bay, Wis., who is a guest o§ the Lee Sawdos, experienced one of her most embarrassing moments last Sunday morning. Lee and Lill returned home very early Sunday morning after attending Win Pietsch's party. Grandma Sawdo, wlio, by the way, is a light sleeper, heard their knock and admitted them Soon thera KNOLL WOOD FARM AUCTION ; ' Urbaa Counties _ f dirty-three per cent ol the nation's population live in communities of less than 2,500 persons. Only about 400 of the 3,070 counties of the nation are'really urban. Such an urban state as New York has a greater farm population than the five rural states of North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana combined. QUICK RELIEF FROM ft- MILL INN tt - - (Formerly Barnard's Mill) Jforth End of Wonder Lake at the Bridge STOMACH ULCERS "•to EXCESS ACID iMr*rn«mcniy«ii Over two million bottlas of MnWlLLABP TRKATM1NT have been sold for relief of due to liMas AeM. Bold on~18 (Un' trUll Ask for 'Wsli muiipi" tally i^ftg J WATTLES DRUG STORE West McHenry, III. STEAKS, ROASTS, CHICKEN, LOBSTER TAIL Dinners served from 6 to 9 p. m. dally except Mondayv Saturday: 6 to 11^. m. Sunday: l_to 7 p. FISH FRY EVERT FRIDAY C0CKTAIU3 UQUOR "• o-- J3 We cater to partes -- 0 -- FRANK J. WIEDEMANN, Owner Tel. Richmond 312 CHARLES LEONARD, Auctioneer YOUR VOTE *?!.• K you don't like shortages of food and other goods--- if you don't like the . higher bills you are 4> a y i n g -- if you don't like to see veterans walking the streets looking for shelter -- if you don't like the recordbreaking taxes you are paying -- there is something you can do about it. You can go to the polls on November 5th and voice your feeling by voting Republican. That is the American way to got back to reel liberty. NEEDED ® REPUBLICAN McHENRY COUNTY For State Treasurer: RICHARD Y. ROWE For Superintendent of Public Instruction : VERNON L. NICKELL _ ~F6r Congressman-At-Lari WILLIAM G. STRA Large: TTON. For Trustees of the University of Illinois: JOHN R. FORNOF DORIS SIMPSON HOLT PARK LIVINGSTON For Representative in Congress, 11th District: . ^CHAUNCEY W. REED. For Representatives in the General Assembly: NICK KELLER HAROLD D. KELSEY. Fin* States Attorney: DON A. WICKS For County Judge: HENRY L. COWLIN. For County Clerk: 'r [D D. County Sheriff w uounty c.i RAYMOND WOODS. For COUT FRED C. BAU Ir County Treasun ENRY A. NULI - . County Superintendent ||k Schools: ^ ROLAND McCANNON ' Here in Illinois we have had, under Republican state and local rule, the best' government in the United States. If you _want to keep that kind of rule --and of course you do -- you owe it.to yourself and to alt of your neighbors .and friends to go to the polls on November ' 5th and vote Republican. It is through the votes of the American people that our policies are made. Be sure to go to the polls on November 5th and restore real Americanism by voting the. Reptiblicen ticket. NOV. 5 Due to the death of my husband, Fred A. Hill, it becomes necessary for me to discontinue farming and will sell at public auction on the farm formerly known as the Frank Thayer farm 4 miles south of Hebron and 7 miles north of Woodstock on Houte 47 on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S Commencing at 12:00 o'clock sharp, the following described property, towit; •1 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK Consisting .of 20 Choice Hoisteia Cowa A number of which will be fresh by sale date; 4 Guernsey cows. TUs is a choice dairy and we will be pleased to have prospective purchasers inspect these cows any time they see fit prior to sale date; 4 yearling Holstein heifers, 2 Holstein calves. 31 choice Spotted China spring pigs, a number of which are gilts Hay, Grain and Corn 60 tons of baled alfalfa and clover hay mixed; 1,000 bu. Vicland oats 18 acres of good standing corn; J acres of shocked corn; 40-ft. of silage in a 14-ft. silo; 140 bales of straW' quantity of loose straw. Machinery, Etc. Massey Harris No. 101 tractor on rubber; Massey Harris tractor cultivator; iPord Ferguson factor with all the following attachmmts: Ford Ferguson plow, Font Ferguson disc. Ford Ferguson corn planter, Forcl Ferguson cultivator, Ford Ferguson mower. Ford Ferguson post hole digger. Ford Ferguson dump Sfoop. Mc-D. 8-ft. disc; J. D. 2-bottom 16-in. plow on rubber; 8-sec. drag, new; Mc-D. 2-roll corn busker, new;' 2 rubber-tired wagons; 2 hay racks; flare grain box; J. D. manure spreader on rubber; 4-row rotary hoe; Model A Ford truck with panel box; Gehl hammer mill; grab fork and hay rope; buggy and -cutter; wheelbarrow; hog feeder, new drive belt. 4 tons of rock phoephate. 3 single unit DeLaval milker with pipe for 52 cows; Me-D. milking machine; air compressor, new; 12 milk cans; electric water neater; 2 wash tanks, pails and strainers; chick feeders and crates; also all small tools and equipment used in the operation of a farm. As the above personal pronertv is that in an estate it will be sold without ceiling prices. Terms: All sums of $25.00 and! under that amount cash, over that amount a credit of six months at] 6 per cent will be extended on notes, approved by the clerk. Anyone de-1 siring credit kindly make arrange-' ments before purchase is made. No property to be removed until settled • HELEN M. HILL, Executrix COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE • NOTHING HELP OUTI Because of its decision to confine, its future activities exclusively to the raising of Shorthorn cattle... Millgate Farms, Wadsworth, in. . . . will sell ENTIRE FAMOUS MILLGATE HAMPSHIRE at PUBLIC AUCTION ^SATURDAY NOVEMBER 2 -- AT 1 P. M. COL. a H. SHAW, MEMPHIS, TENN., AUCTIONEER LUNCH SERVED AT ixtOO NOON An trausual opportunity far fanners aad breeders alike. Offerings will include-- 40 brood sows. 1 herd bears. SO spring gilts (1946)* 10 spring boars (1040)* 180 fall pigs (IMS) soase at sides of Bargains for all from a herd whose owneis have set a policy of baying nothing bat "tops. SEND NOW for catalogue covering all facts on sale. ILLGATft FARMS TELEPHONE LAKE VJLLA 21S1 W. Roasetter ft Sou Owners ~ •' 7.-. C \ ADSWORTH COUNTY, ILL. Te reach MiU|it« Pitai: US 41 to Wadsworth road, wast X aail**, north K Mile te east entrance; or IIS 49 to Millburn, than aaat 1 mil* oa jraval road to first road north, than H •fla to farm wast antranca. 'To be sold such stars a**» MILLGATE HAWK--boar froa Century Hi-RoUar, through Iky Hawk and Decatur Boy. ROCKBT CHAMP -- one ol the bait boars in tha country; bought at Lone Acres Farm diaparsal sale, January, 1946. MASTERPIECE HONEY--Cham* pion hw pig, 1949 National Type Conference. Bought by Mitigate Farms freoi Melledy Farms lev «S39. OOLDEN JUBILEE NELLIE-- top price aow at Mnllady Frae Sale, August, 1949. OOLDEN ROLLER NADINE l. aow bought from Oaldae Ball Perm for S9S0. Sired by Oolden Roller Conqueror. » : i": cm •tiger, Mgr, Ph. First National Bank af Woodstock, ClsrUng .. "r*. • | UINOIS SRt TO tXCUD ITS 1046 OOAL OP INSTALIINO 9/000 RURAL TEUPHONIS T' 'v' This year, aaore farm and rural Ismilies sure getting Dluois Bell telephone service than in any previous year of our histfinry. We have our $3,000,000 rural expansion and improvement program in high gear now. And, even though disturbed conditions have slowed our equipment supply, we expect to bring telephone service to a great many naore people than we thought possible a year ago. Onr aim is to provide more and more service in rural areas mwmA tA malr#> ftiat tfJW igU bcttCT tllAS CVCTe c 't iv .