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JMfltmY- PLAHVDKALI1 Thursday, July 29, 190 ^ VEEN'S ATTENDANT "••'* . Miss Louise Marrs, Harvard's 194U IKtilk Day Queen, was chosen attend- j ant to the Illinois Dairy Queen, at| the statewide contest held in Decatur,; July 14. Miss Patricia Monroe of Decatur was chosen Stat^ Dairy I Queen and will be crowned at the| ? opening of the Illinois State Fair at i Sprinfield on Saturday, Aug. 14. | Eight candidates from all over the' ^ state who had previously won queen ! titles in their respective communities participated in the contest, and the girls were chosen after interviews of two and one-half hours. Factors in the judginig were good health and Tel. Wonder Lake 418 DR. R. EL WATKINS Dentist j " - --Office Honrs-- ||HRt ft Satordaya: 9 aja. to 5 pja. (Evenings and Sunday Mornings by Appointment! lookout Point Wonder Lake, IlL ' w holesom eness, facial beauty, figure,^ j.ti sonalilj and poise. j HOLgaway «fhe Alaskan highway is also as Alcan the Alaska-Canada, the International hi way, and "the Road." It was constructed In seven months at IMS to supply airfields on the war* urgent (lying route from the states to Alaska. Some 10,000 U. 8. army engineers and 6,000 U. & and Canadian civilian workers laid It at the average rate of eight miles a day. Read the Want Ads ' BELL ft SHALES Interior and Exterior Painting Paper Hanging Also Spray Painting 106 N. Green St. McHenry ! TeL McHenry 243-J or Crystal Lake 1328-M-l Bauxite Mined In Guianfts Trinidad, well known fur the black asphalt that flows from its bubbling Pitch lake, is developing a new business, bauxite, the ore from which lightweight aluminum is extracted. Paradoxically, no bauxite is mined In Trinidad. But because tidewater rivers are shallow in Surinam and British Guiana on" the neighboring South American mainland, two small bays on Trinidad'* coast serve as centers of bauxite storage and transfer. For many years, shallow-draft steamers have taken on bauxite for this United States aluminum industry at Moengo, 70 miles inland from the Surinam coast. Paranam, 25 miles up the Surinam river, is a newer mineside bauxite port 1 /'•v.:; FREUND'S DAIRY GRADE A MILK Homogenised milk, Coffee Cream, Whipping Cream, Buttermilk, Chocolate Milk, Butt£?, Eggs, .HAlf and HaU Cre^m, Cottage Cheese. PHONE McHENRY 636-W-2 " ' For Preserving Posts Penta-Chloro phenol is one of the newer chemicals which has proved effective for preserving posts. Costa will vary from 12 to 17 cents per post, but the life of gum ocnpjpe posts is greatly lengthened. *"* . Subscribe fcr The Flaindealer Arrow Refrigeration Co. COMMERCIAL, DOMESTIC AND AIR "CONDITIONING SALES AND SERVICE Phone 686-R-l McHenry, 111. PoC0-fL Inc. •" A Complete CLEANING McHcwy Saul and Gravel Co. Excavating and Crane Service Black Dirt -- Sand and Gravel Road Grading o CALL M< Y97-J DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST At 514 Main St., West McHenry i Steffan's Jewelry Store (Closed Thursday Afternoons) Eyes Examined -- Glasses Fitted . Vismal Training -- Visual Rehabilitation T Complete Visual Analysis * Hoars Dai|f: • to 12 and 1 to 3--Saturday Evenings: 9 to 8:80 p.m. PHONE McHENRY 452 Done in Our Own Plant 206 S. GREEK St., McHENRY Free Pickup and Delivery Service McHenry 20 e-Avs su*H1 n- it toW • * * MI obou* Gas &*0** &L pe*» °JL . cd» ~7%e (?/4S Re fr/Q e ra /o / SEE YOUR DEALER OK WESTERN UNITED GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Ebb-TMs Of Fear By '-5 FEBN AUBLS EDDIE RITCHER closed the hospital door gently. He stood outside for a moment, his eyes narrowed thoughtfully. Inside, his wife lay quietly, a gentle smile curving her lips as she held Eddie's promise to her heart. "Don't you worry your pretty little head about anything, Mary," he had told her, his eyes earnest and loving. "Everything's going to be all right. I've got thfe promise of a fine new job and we won't have to worry about bills or expenses or anything from now on." Eddie Richter, one-time money rider. Even yet. jockeys throughout the racing world ~~~~"""""""I talked of him with 3* Mhwrtt more than a little awe. He was a ricnvn sort of shining star toward which silk-clad figures, up for the first time in a classic of sleek horseflesh, groped for inspiration. For Eddie Richter had been an inspired rider. That is, until the day be was up on Galloping Wind, the great chestnut mare that bad startled the entire racing world witty ber amazing bursts of speed. On the day in question, he looked at the track nervously. It had drizzled all night and the course was a sea of mud. The horses were brought to the barrier, and Eddie leaned over Galloping Wind's neck and spoke to her reassuringly. She tossed her head and reared. The horses broke tagg^dly and Galloping Wind, on the outside, ran last. At the three-quarter post, Eddie leaned over and said coaxingly, "Come on, girl, now's the time. You can do it. Why, the rest of these bangtails can't touch you for speed. Come on, now^ let's show 'em." Galloping Wind lengthened her stride in response to the appeal in Eddie's voice. She moved up, making her bid. -And then, with victory within grasp, Galloping Wind stumbled and went down with Eddie under her. When they got h"ft1 but, the Doc shook his head as he went over Eddie's body with knowing fingers. "I don't know," he said doubtfully, "he's pretty much bunged up. We can tell more after we get him to the hospital and have X-rays taken." HE lay there four months, his broken body an intolerable agony. The pain wouldn't have been so bad, if he could have gotten the picture out of his mind of lying under Galloping Wind, the thunder of flying hoofs coming toward him. Something had gone out of' Eddie then and been replaced by fear. Wh{n he came out of the hospital, he and Marry faced the fact that their savings were gone. Things got steadily worse. Eddie didn't #W1CE TOLD TALES •Sefhiterest Tihi flfta ttc FHev of the Plaindealer of Years Ago • SIXTY YEARS AGO Dr. A. S. Childs has moved into his new office, opposite the Parker j House. He now has as fine an office as can be found in the county. Howard Perry will teach the West ! McHenry school the coming year, j We learn that Mrs. Nichols has| sold her millinery and dressmaking I business to Mrs. Spaulding ' and daughter;-who will continue the bust*! ness at the same place. j John Payne, who worked for EM Wallace, was instantly killed" by j lightning, during the thunder storm1 on Sunday morning last. FIFTY YEARS AGO j ,W. C. Anners is this week mov-i ing into the Schnorr house, lately1 vacated by W. F. Gallaher. Henry Brafleld and Miss Christina Tonyan, were married at Milwaukee one day last week. Peter J. Freund is building a house on the Wallace farm, northwest of Ringwood, for Peter Diedrich. Linus Newman is assisting him. John Dowe, and old and highly respected german citizen, died at his home., near Volo, on Wednesday last haridsome new touring car, his ma-1 chine being the* twelfth now owned ,by McHenry residents. j j The old pickle factory building { j that stood near the railroad tracks : and which -has been an eye-sore as | well as a fire-trap for some years,1 jhas been raxed and replaced^ by a > more substantial building. ' ! ' TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO I _ L. I. Edkiger of Woodstock, at one1 time engaged in business here, but • who of late has been employed at .the Woodstock typewriter, is nleping out at the Brewery Service for a short time. . A big sewer machine is now headed south on Elgin road. The carpenter work on the nor home on the farm of Wm. E. Whitby to replace the one destroyed by ftre has been started and will be rushed to completion. 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Finally, matters came t? a climax when Mary had to be rushed to hospital for an emergency operation. She came through all right, but behind the love in her eyes there was worry too. As he stood outside the door Eddie came to his decision. He left the hospital and turned toward the track and to George Graybar. Graybar, fabulously wealthy sportsman, | owner of the Garbar stables from 1 which had come Shooting Comet, Whirlwind, Highpockets and a host of other famous horses--and Gallop ing Wind. Something in Eddie's face broughi • welcoming smile from Graybar ••Well, it's about time, Eddie," he boomed. "I wondered how long it would be before you'd be around to see me." . Tbey walked out to the stables, to the smell of clean bay amd the nickering* of the borses in their stalls. When they came to the last stall, there was Gallop ing Wind, The great horae stretched out her neck and mooted *°ftly. Eddie swallowed the lump in his throat as ha turned to Graybar who was patching them. 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