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' LIMITED OFFER NO DOWN PAYMENT V Ne J^onthly Payments Far Two Moath^.,;^-" WYile oj-'i^ephone TODAY if you want to take advantage of this except tonal oner. ^ 3FENCE COMPANY OF AMERICA- ' CM S. Dearborn Street, Chicago 5, Illinois Phone HARriso* 1M7 - Brown and One " 7 W ^ '**' 1*' i . £ '*•*.'* *' If I can stop onS heart from bieakl shall 'not live in vain If I can ease oaelife the Or cool one paia. Of Wp one fainting ro|2a .»£««: So it ta if dat m contribute to theMarch ofDimat. X we can Mpa *ict*«* «*, poUomeyHtJs wfe shall not live ia vain. The ' Johnston Community Ctab hold ttTnext regular ineSinglt Nell s (Ballroom on Tuesday night, Fteh. 8. This is to be Ladies Night. The committee is composed of the >wing i _ Mr. as the tBMwtkfflu d on th* before his birthday. The membecs all wiah Me .weB- and hope he wfl soon be up aasul again. Other meadM* en the hill last Sunday faiclnded.Min Dolores Sc^paitt Gene (wit) Xig and merhbors of j | the toboggan team, Bill Hecht of * McCuUom Lake, Art Mueller and three companions from Islahd Lake. mmm* U«|w Old wive# tales are «b the wtad at (ml they BMn to n-r |„,. bUity and iBrtlkncSirSe ptoveri* W cat with nine lives. Even when Wiled, not once but repeatedly, by the impact ,«f-fact and truth/they often rise njptin. sometimeein their same old mnu and .sometimes hi Oliver Wendell Hoha^ once said-- "The great thing ia this world is not so much wheat we stand as in what direction ?o are moving." flM Once, te.naatlt, manor people j believed that the «Ung to do at the i first sign of poswnonis was to place a pen of water under the bed. Or i that a hemorrhage could be | stemmed by putting the doer key under the pillow. And many others. ! The medical pvofeaiion has had to j wage an incessant campaign against superstition. The. aHmUnttm industry, too, has been the victim o< old wives' tales, one of which in particular .. . £. 1.. --9* ' a. million each tear In the Write X'XOm?'* Out* tns neat to brown a pw».. £V,. ^ mrmoaru To tempt pMMtM many ntaMens in the Oi dally in Asia dowries by their gold s- » , neckleces aroondHteir necks so gadget to diear through a sam- • that a yooag vflhwe buck, aft a pie pod. It is deeigned to be used by •glance, can evaluate a rWs worth. farmers In determining when peas j • are ready to be picked. i Subscrwe for The Thl testability of peas may Ha detennined by a "tenderanetet^ University ot Mary, enxneter shows when reach their scientific at pressure It takes for '•»* -riVVMVVVAAAA/ Mlowinrmembew: Joseph Hfller.j they were ttenry Hiller, James Retterman, i the end of Gerald Hetterman, Fred Huemann, j h»>nia w*m James Hoyte, and Ford, George, I Joseph and Arthur Jackson. I T. Sgt. W. H. Mensching, his wifej and daughter were weekend visitors in the MatiAsti Mencel home ia Sea« set View. Wilk Mi Hi History When beards awe" up-to-date, red ^ , ones were considered quite the > ^2 j pertlcular has ». It is true that the> were con- ! S22£j!f #ff ^ Utt •d at timaa. hut at nth^r timM : ^ WlUciOUl hltMlL ' i MOW, -Affetcli ISinr BnaZi WobUy frsows, worn shovels and loo* bearings waste trsctor power sod shorten (he ossfet lils of yonr equipmspi. •jf Look st your plow shares. We have new ones if you need them. if Replace worn cultivator riftftels and sweeps. it Replace beaciags in due hanows before they dasssge bcariag schedule on such iobs as weldios* Our service is Second A' Phooe us for a repair schedul aligning, parts teplaceaacnt, p _ approved by the Allis-Chalinen factory. If yon do it aow,youwoa*t have to "wait your tum" next spring. BLUS CHALMERS - A t t j . ' N O S E R V I C E NOW AVAILABLE The pew RADDLE TYPE pickup for your ALL CROP HARVEBTEip^ ? - ~ V [.Fleming W Wwikogan Rd. Tel 33 McHenry , Ob Wednesday Jan. 21, a girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Di- Plrro. At the time of her birth she weighed 8 pounds and 12 ounces. Mrs. DiPirro is the former Violet May. Maternal grandparents are the Steve Mays of Johnstnrg and paternal grandparents, are tha Herman .DiPirros of Marengo. Mr. end Mrs. Fletcher Binon, who r;side on a farm in Southern Illinois, were guests of the Arthur Inmans of Sunset View last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Binon are formerly from Onsborro, Ky. vogue demned at tiroes, but at other times highly praised. Toward ' ,J the 18th century, red beards were very much in vogue in | Parte. Dyes and other preparations enabled tha unhicky cavaliers whoee j beards had a MKHtashionable color i by nature to remain in style. High fashion in-that snnbbish period to hav# tha teer> black and beafT'tti.* TtaHflCa went S^Jj .ga •o far1 7ZZL So, let it be said again, cooking with ahmiinum does not contaminate food. No, it really doesn't. Proof that it does not can be found in tomes upon tomes in almost any library -- tomes of medical testi* proving that aluminum is not harmless--it is healthful, of dollars once were la an attempt to tfirbve that that Pierre 10 Qsfiard, a i^kwilar i »jw_•» withi. ..a luminum«. *, » or the Once in Mstory rid hair provoked j Investigation proved the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurth of Sunset View had as dinner guests last Sunday, their Daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. John Troy Boyle and their ycuag son. We of the community of Johsnburg .were aggrieved to learn of the death 11 Mrs. Jake Pepping on Monday,' January 26. Mrs. Pepping had been j ill for a number of years, but up I until five months ago she had not j been .entirely confined to her bed. i S. e has been taken to the Cooney1 Funeral Parlor, 112th Place, Chicago, J and will be buried today (Thursday.) | The Misses Frances and* Audrey1 Vaughan of Stoughton Wis., andj Homer Malsch of Madison, Wis., have Wen visiting in the Ernest Malsh home. important political decision time aibuad 1730 a Persian to Delhi to pay his respect to tha Empavor. He had a long red beard, and jhe courtiers Jeered him. Saying, "What next? -- here we have now a red-haired beboon come to court!" The enraged officer threatened to fill Delhi as well as tha palaces "with red-bearded baboons like me" -- and some years afterwards tha Persian monarch, Nadir Shah, entered Delhi in triumph, plundered the city and put its inhabitants to the sword. Such whs the revenge of the "red-haired baboons," the rid beards. Use of aluminum hi one form or another in medical treatment Is not new. Tha hartlng qua$Mee now being used In a new vay were discovered long ago and hare h< aa incalculable ratmrnt of sick pie back to health. That's the record--a record ef fact that also tnchxMs use of aluminum for cooking; wrapping and proserving of food in aluminum foil; use of heavy aluminum foil tor milk bottle hoods. And, dluring the war, i millions of containers of preciqus, | life-saving medicines were capped t with aluminum. - WE AKK XQtjjjFPID TO QIVB TOO ' \ Ia k'is' PRbartsntvicxokahy i;:Y HOBS !3UBD'l(t*m KV?y:' • We gmuilee our gQ^ur core to be thebegt 13 f {for imoking is done with liard wood hidncfl There it no need for you to gtrngfie with th* est-. and wr«|>l>ing problem, when yon eta have it done with a minimam of effort and waste., , • . #• alio km Bat, VmI a Lunb ttt' iDi; cHENRY LOCKER SERVICE CENTRAL MARKET • - W'v • fcr ^Ahoy*. Net 'Relfe' "Ahoy," not "Hello." was the experimental greeting used when the first commercial telephone switchboard and exchange was installed at New Haven, Conn., in 1878. It had eight lines and served 31 subscribers. Subscribe ft r The Sflaindealer Last Thursday,, Mrs. Peschke, Mrs. JTelrn Hettermann and Mrs. Clarence Stilling jou niyer' to Chicago. Mr. and Mth. Emil Boiler of Chicaf*" bpent Sunday with W. G. Ricks of this community. Mr. and Mrs. Boiler were accompanied by Miss Ruth Duncan, also from the big city, The Steve May family journeyedto Richmond last Sunday to attend the christening of the young son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wirsh'C daughter. Miss Joan May was the sponsor. Mr. Wirsh is the brfther of Mrs. May. Richmond visitors in the Ernest Malsch home in Sunset View last Monday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schessel, their daughter*. Dcrothy, and a friend of Mis« Schessel's, Bob Carlson. Symbolised Agrlealtare The yearly decay and revival of vegetable life was symbolized in the religious myths of Egypt and Western Asia as s god who died and was resurrected from death, under the names of Osiris. Tammuz. Attis and Adonis The worship of Adonis was borrowed later hv the Greeks. Every major re'iginn has symbolised in some form the genetic cycle of .the *qI1. 'SPEEDY" by NICK MILLER'S McHENRY GARAGE LSABNIN6 TO OQlva iaso Tt H«1LUN<y TwhauI •Peeov-teu-Me «<MAT l SHOULD 5 . - 008 FRONT 8TREET ROUTE 31 iiM II 'A.. The Nick Millers of Richmond, Mrs. Steven Smith, Mrs. Mamie King, Mr. Ben Kenyon and Mrst Tene Uy, all of Jolinsburg, were callers in the Pete SmUkiuuna Monday; " -v; • Ski Notes « P1® .?r8L major cautfalty of th%» Schnobble Brothers' German Ski club 1 •fcr-v Now on display THE 1948 riv h .. H ; i*"4 .A :,i makes telephone service MORE DEPENDABLE Tbe wire that connects your house to tha telephone pole takes a terrific from wind, rain, ice and tree branches. That's why telephone scientists have worked continuously to develop a win that can "stand up and take it." 'Now, we have a wire that's stronger • eiore durable, more trouble-proof than anything used before. It's covered wMi % - Neoprene, a modern synthetic that1* ' Courier than rubber. We're installing^ k as fast as we get it. Constant improvements like this make ' your Illinois Bell telephone servic# ^ ^ steadily more dependable. In 1926 a* ' ^ telephone was reported "in trouble" oft aa average of once every five months. Now, the average is once in two years. S250,000,000 Iwyriy-- >•! ptmyrwi If TWt it c#nlBp tevMfvrs ' Mt* In Mfi 0i Af Uhjtmm Wan* N.w.r! Smart«rl «»*r! vnn^ r~ -ncxfnew interior with dl'« ««*«r QUALITY AT LOWEST COCT ^ m .» •» dcvrol«'> th, k,«»t-pn« „ Body by F.,her. price cUss comb.nmg * KlMejtetion Ride »"» *0""" E"PneJ K^Twonder iwrr drive Chevrolrt* Hct,on Hydraulic N°c^vX,_,tuin an, other m^e. 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