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¥ t" 1JK $¥fVMr< ^ an It tato VMs twf if ttff fish Of to MtUfy tiMKttPPtttt* of * StrbceriM for The PltioMtMr (,;v ' ^ ' t n .f LEOALS debit it i PKB VaKrIauin ' Or Highway SI -- Office aad He»t ^ W. MeHearySl McHeary, I1L ffflcc Boars: 1 pJta. to 2 Bztejit Tharadays Braiaii by AppeiataMnt VERNON J. KNOX, Attorney NOTICE OF C&AIM DATE Estate of Patrick J. Cleary, . ceased. j Notice is hereby given to all l persons that July oth, 1MB, it the ! claim date in the estate of Patrick J. Geary, deceased, pending in the [County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. STANLEY G. 8CHAEFER, Executor. (Pub. May 20-27-June ») JOHN P. BRDA ft SON Sheet Metal and Furnace Work 111 N. Green St, McHenry, I1L Phone 24S-R STATE OF ILLINOIS, County of McHenry, ss. I In the County Court, in probate. Joseph J. Diedrich, surviving execu- ! tor of the estate of IJMeph Diedrich, deceased, petitioner, I vs. {Joseph Freund, et al defendants. BELL & SHALES , PETITION TO SELL Interior and Exterior Painting ! REAL ESTATE TO PAY DEBTS_ Piper Hanging Also Spray Painting j' Notice is hereby given you, Joseph Freund, if living; if dead his un- IJH-- • el Flowers 146 N., Green St. McHenry TeL McHenry 243-J or Crystal Lake 1328-M-I VERNON KNOX Attorney-At-Law €#. Green and Elm Sts., McHsary Tuesday and Friday Afternoons Other Days By Appointment Phone McHenry 4S known heirs or devisees; also the unknown heirs or devisees of Joseph Diedrich; Hubert Hueman and Unknown Owners, that Joseph J. Diedrich. surviving executor, of the estate of Joseph Diedrich. deceased, on the' jpiorldil and under other """ 17th day of May, 1948, filed his sell tfoitsd States today are Car removed from the uvea of the deid. PraettoaBy 18 eome from American fJpHha asm. Not loaf *go Japsnsss HasUr UMee filled the market* hot hi the post few years American growers have In areas ed their plantings and the American varieties now outrank the Japanese la slae of flowers and health ci plants. Not only are the American varieties better, but U. & department of agriculture scientists have developed Improved methods for storing the bulbs before planting so they/<irQI^loom luxuriantly and at just/ the light time. The sooner cool stonge treatment la started after bulb digging the better the behavior of the plants grown from them--the more flowers and the better their quality. When most bulbs were Imported this factor was harder to control. Easter Illy breeding la the department goes back to George W. Oliver and David Griffiths, both of them working before World War L This ear* ly work resulted In the famous Croft variety, still one of the finest Vaster pot lilies. There are now several other good ones--Creole, Ace and Estate. The Creole la sometimes put out aa m etor^fraah; dL PnL AL*S WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE 601 Main St., McHenry Electric Portable Welding e Welding and Catting W. WIRFS, Operator Phone CT5-W-1 or 4S4 BfHENRY, ILL. WATER PUMPS Fairbanks Morse Ejector and Pump types. All sixes. Complete and Easy to instalL Sump pumps. Take old K?GSTO01?^ALES AND SERVICE1 Henn TeL McHenry 552-W-l (300 ft. from Nell's Ballroom) -- WANTED TO BUY -- Wo pay $6 to $25 for Old Horses, leas for down horses and cattle. MATPS MINK RANCH Johnaburg - Spring Grove Road Phone Johnsburg 314 , CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD HOGS, HORSES AND CATTLE We pay phone charges • 1!/ - McHENRY FLORAL CO. v Phoae 404 Oae Mile Soath of MeHetey aa Route SI Flowers for all eccaaiena! - FRANK S. MAY Tracking -- Black Dirt -- Crushed Gravel Light Excavating -- Limestone Track for Hire Phoae McHenry 580-M-l . R-l McHenry petition in this Court to Lot 6 (except the North 63 feeti thereof) and Lot 7 in ©lock 19 in j Village of McHenry on the West; side of Fox River, and situate lying and being in the South East 2uarter of Section 26, Township 5 -North of Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, situated in the City of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, owned by said decedent at the time of his demise, to pay the debts and legacies of his estate, and.that said cause is now pending in said Court against you and others. And you are further notified that unless on or before the 21st day of June, 1948, you shall appear and in said cause, judgement by j default may be entered against youj on the day following or thereafter.! R. D. WOODS, ( Clerk of the above-named Court. C. Russell Allen Vernon J. Knox Attorneys for Executor. (Pub. May 20-27-June 8)- When the first research was done there was little interest in the development of an American Easter Illy bulb Industry and the research was discontinued. But. 10 years ago conditions had changed and Investigations were resumed under Dr. 8. L. Emsweller and expanded with the development of new techniques. Work Is under way on the creation of large flowered "tetraploids" resulting from doubling the chromosome number of the normal Easter lily, which makes larger cells, and this in turn makes larger plants and flowers. This was done by treating the scales of Easter Illy bulbs with a drug of a plant origin, colchicine. These new types are not yst available commercially; ^ tptoa oeovictioo that "moatal disgrace," ho hnritato to clinics before their so vera. "This boy* of course, increases puts mors patients £ and takes mora tax dollars out of our pockets. Each comjttmaai prevented saves the state >.000 to ft**, estimated cost of & average period of hospitalixaoa." The idea that insanity is incurable I even more, Thiemann ob- Although modern treatment la psychiatry brings mora recovariaa than in any other branch of medical science except obstetrics, expendituraa for mental hospitals •ro so inadequate that many of thom are not modern treatment center*, but mere custodial units. "One authority has estimated that public neglect of our mental hospitals means that 20 per cent of all persons admitted to a state mental institution are doomed to life imprisonment, when with adequate and treatment they maid hn ha writes. Midnight Weddings Hie Moors usually hold weddings at midnight, r--~ their Hon is wood* chaff o# aerve as raw material for the fedtatft of liquid iynthetic ploitatiflo of oU from coal and other new sources will ba no lass slinlft. cant than the discovery of a new continent ha reported. Because of its enormous reserves of low-cost raw materials for these synthetic fuels, Midwestern America promises to become the industrial power center of the world. hafl, X years eld. and Hangs tested. HOB818 A kAIMlBS^Blaek team (miura and gelding), smooth mouthed, weight 2700 lbe., gentle. s*ACHTNEBY-- McD. F-1S tractor 2-row tractor cultivator (exlion); McD. 10-80 tractor, McD. 2-bottom 14 inch, tractor plow; Oliver 6 ft. tractor disc; 2- seetioa drag; Hoosier 6 ft grain drill; D. B. manure spreader, on rubber; McD. com planter, sulky ^ *«Wlo -- MIUC EOUIPMENT-Creara ijin tor; 12 mflk cans; 8 sterilising taaha. LARGE COAL This land is available for . rental on either caah or share . and includes work land and nastaao... USUA& TERMS. • ED. NISSEN, Prap.^^:if|^ Chandler nad Elfers, Auctioneer Public Auction Service Co^ Chtlt Old Eggs as Cates To prevent illness, Sumatran termers eat an old egg once a month. The older the agg, the more beneficial, they believe. Need Rubber Stamps f Order at The PlaindeaJer. * AUCTION 0 miles east of Antioch, 1 mile north of Hwy 173, 1 mile west of Hwy. 41, 1 mile south of Wis.-Ill. State iUne, 2 miles east of Hwy, 45, 8 miles southeast of Bristol, 14 miles southwest of Kenosha, on SATURDAY, MAY », at 1 o'clock, d. & t. CATTLE--15 Holstein and Guernsey Phetofraphie Prints Usoi A, P. FREUND SONS Excavating Contractor Truckiag, Hydraulic and Crane Service --ROAD BUILDING-- TsL 204-M McHenry, a PLASTIC I1L WALLTILE J Eighteen colors of beautiful ftall covering. See them before decorating your bath or kitchen. Colors are through the tile--will not peel or scrathch off. Write for estimate or put it on yourself. Engstrom Sales & Service, McHenry, 300 feet s from Nell's ballroom. Phone Pistakee 552-W-l. e 1, • JI'H1 nrinij liiii DR. R. DeROME j --•' Dentist -- 120 Green Street Pheae 292-J. McHeary CMflce Hearst Taesdaxand Saturdays ; . . - . ... - frost 10 to 4. Eveaings by appoiat- mto contact with a transparent film. On Toxtilos and GlSfilfert Photographic prints are appearing on textiles, pottery and glassware. Recent developments make it possible to print fabrics continuously with designs obtained from photographic negatives. Chinaware, too, is treated with a photosensitive material, which is developed during the firing. Another new process makes Qolorless glass photosensitive throughout its body, and development of 4he image takes place when the glass is reheated. Although the principle of printing photographs on textiles has been known for some time, until now there has been no practical method adapted to continuous operation. This, with a lack of proper dyes and finishing agents, made photographs i on fabrics slow and costly, and the | results did not appeal to fashion designers. Recently, two processes have been developed for commercial operation. It is estimated that about six mil- ; lion yards of textiles will be printed this year for dresses, scarves, 1 draperies and ties. Material thus I printed is expected to be used in theatrical backdrops and window i displays as well as in clothing ac- 1 cessories embellished with pictures j of favorite movie stars. | Both processes are intricate and I require close control by chemists I and photographers. The fabric is j .treated like photographic paper; it is sensitized to light, then brought Utmost Cantion RequiMd |n Wringing FamilyvWasb There are right and wrong w^ys of doing even such a simple household job •as putting clothes through the wringer of the washing machine, home economists remind housewives. Careless wringing can damage both clothes and machine. Here are rules for right wringing: ( * _ Before putting clothes in the wringer fold them smoothly so that the thickness Is evenly distributed across the roll. Running clothes through In a lump is hard on both clothes and wringer. Let the machine wring at its own pace. Never try to rush the job by pulling or forcing pieces through. Large buttons or buckles should not go through the wrluget*. They are likely to break, bend, tear qf or damage the rubber on the rolls. Ftfd im&ll buttons or other fastening under a layer of the fabric before wringing so they do not come in direct contact with the rolls. Otherwise they may scrape the rubber or be torn off. Belts, sashes or other small strips of clothing also shpuld b« fokty} under so they do not catch in4the rolls. Wipe rolls dry before leaving the machine, or wash and dry them if they are stained by colored clothes. Never allow grease or a grease solvent like gasoline to get on the rolls. These substances rpt rubber. REIHANSPERGEB of Ma. STOFFBL A laaarsarn ageata for all clssees property ia the best companiee. West McHenry. Illinois TEAiita a. PARKER, Attoraey (Jeslya * Parker) . Office Hoars: Afternoons--1:90-5:00 Supply Light shining through the film, print* the design on tha fabric. Hew to Keep Saasage Sausage can be kept in the freezer locker or home freezer for six months or longer provided it is completely seasoned, tightly wrapped and kept at zero temperature or lower. ELECTRIC MOTORS COMPLETE REPAIR SHOP Rewinding & Rebuilding Redesigning » ^ McHenry Electric Motor Service BRUCE W. KLONTZ 102 W. WAUKEGAN RD. PHONE 181 ' |Pm myVw. tm THE CHAS. $42 Maia Pheas McHH enry 486 Woodstock 1185 INSURANCE ~7-- R. WALSH ud Life Insurance Representing lBLE COMPANIES eed insurance of any ldad 48 or 118-M McHeary ^ WEINGART TRUCKING ^ Sand -- Gravel Filling -- Black Dirt -- Llssestoae Tracks for Hire Free Estimating TeL S55-R-2 McHenry, IH. FARM DRAINAGE Work Done With , - 3 Can Furnish Hie LEO G. ZIMMERMAN Contractor 1099-M-l It JR. WELDING Maintenance and Coastractioa Portable Eqaipaieat H. E. VANCE--McHenry 51-J * South Green St^ McHeary, IB. Diseases Affecting Honeybees The honeybee, like most other insects, is subject to diseases and enemies, which continually menace its survival. In territories with no organmethods of control, brood dita* prtHlw may make beeuncertain or tanposible. Fortunately, such a condition no longei exists in the more important beekeep ,ing regions Qf California, where count.. Inspection of apiaries has been in forcfor several yean. The destructtvenest of the different diseases, however, an<~ the uncertainty of entirely eradlcatinr them from any particular territory compel every beekeeper to study thi more important dlsesses, their methods of spread, and their control. The dlssasss may be divided Into two classes: those affecting the brood and those attacking the adulta. Brood diseases are generally more serious and more diflcult to control than diseases of the adulta, except, possibly, the Isle of Wight disease, wheih has not occurred in this country so .far. Brood diseases are uaally specific In character, and can be distinguished by their gross and -microscopic symptoms. Borne cause offensive odors, and are therefore generally called foulbrood; but this term more rightly applies to two of world-wide distribution--American and European foulbrood. Phone 16 MeaM with IdwwM hops...for fiaer flavor, filer HERDRICH & SON r -McHenry, Illinois NINUn Uranus UMI< i.iV>rl ?;» Calf Raisers! Here are two heifers raised on Kaff-A. They were weaned from whole milk at just 10 days of age. They're Kg, sturdy girls -- just the kind you want in your future dairy herd. Each of these calves saved more than $io worth of whole milk for their owner. We believe you can make calf-raising on your farm easier t§r feeding Kaff-A. It's a buttermilk and vitamin food--25 percent protein. Just mix it with water and feed your calves as yga would feed milk. Each 25-Ib. pail replaces 250-lbs. of Stop in next time you're near our store. We'll show you haw youjean raise heifers like these above. Ask us for the free folder which describes "The Kaff-A System of Raising Calves". Big Foot Prairie FOOT FEED COMPANY Crystal Lake McHENRY COUNTY t FARMERS CO-OP. 1 Hartland SHURTLEFF COMPANY Harvard . FARM SUPPLY COMPANY Hebron R P. KRAFT FEED COMPANY E. L. BAKKOM ft COMPANY Huntley CONLEY'S FARM SUPPLIES MARLOWE FEED ft HATCHERY Marengo M$iH&NGO HAT THE SHURTLEFF COMPi McHenry McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP. THE Union SHURTLEFF COMPANY Woodstock BENNETT FEED ft CHICK STORE R. O. ANDREW FEED COMPANY CONSOLIDATED PRODUCTS COMPANY Danville# IMneU NEW LIFE-TIME GALVANIZED Tel. Wonder Lake 418 DR. R. H. WATKINS Dentist D. I __ . --Office Hours--- Taeaday ft Saturdays: 9 aja. to S pja. - Eveaiags and Saaday Moraiaga by Appoiataeat! Lookout P•«o int HL Phono McHeary B84-B-2 -- Basement Bxcavatiag -- NETTS SAND AND GRAVEL R*1®* on Road Gravel and. Urt Filling . . Black Dirt . . Power Leveling and Grading. _ . . J. R NBT J o h n a b a r a P n -- j . First Tractor Failed Steam tractors were tried unsuccessfully in 1887. Hookworm IaTeeOda There is danger that the tougher variety of hookworm found in the; Pacific Islands may establish i in southern statee in which tha" American hookworm already ia unwelcome guest, says American^ Medical association. Hookworm infection results in gastro-inteatinal disturbances, abdominal pain, a fever that pomes and goes, progressiva anemia, pallor and emaciation. THE WORLD'S MOST MODERN PIER BBiVTURpS STEEL PIER-- Safe, Strong, RustrResistant, Durable, Attractive, * Aligning to Size, Easily Installed Scuttle that old pre-war pier and install the LIFE-TIME pier. .'laiasc Cottage Owners, Camps, Resorts yon need a new, outstanding nperstrnctnre, Guaranteed PIEK Waterfront Oomfort and Needed Ooavenienoe See Dealer L^htning Protection Systeais. Arrecters. TeL McHenry 175 CLARENCE'S SHOP Bird houses, lawn furniture, lawn and porch swings, pier and park -benches, picnic tables, window boxes, trellises, etc. • Kitchen cabinets and cupboards made to order, hand woven wash baskets, shopping and market baskets. Full line of leather behs, suspenders, billfolds, etc* CLARENCE SMITH 583-1-1 HENNING'S RESORT Movie Bar*--. H OB ftstakee Bay, near McHenry, m. • ' ••WSSixlW* 0 • . r - . PHONE P1STAKEE 346 in OOMT&AOT -- BTJOD -- VI THEM 'M' . -J1 V I .