The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

. * ! ~- '-4 - - -- Hfrfr&r' •?*?<>*X%^'" «*.*** «- i&mu - r - ^ - . ' . - , '. •"' #>„ •« » \& " 1 - ,, J , ifrjtfhuiWitifr w'ia^'SiarfSfcw»,»«^ M^ijrov# •• • •v C*1*" '" .%,?! .•# ""%* W;r •/S L fl S 51FIE D S E C T I O N , of thi gnat ntunber of in idi which appear In the Flaiadaalsr each vMk, we bare " It fMptttiftrfr to keep books Kl naaU acoounta. There- » In the future, only ads which pill far before this section paper gooe to press at 10 on Wednesday awnings be printed. FOB SALE--Year 'round 6-room house; full basement; furnace heat; 60x50 lot; enclosed porch; fruit and shade trees. Tel. McHenry 670-R-l. ** :t|ua •- V'*. *& FOR SALE--Band saw. new No. 16 Wallace with fences, in original crate; big saving. Call Wetle, McHenry S78-M-1. 2 *%WK ^ 09 BLAKE tfOR BEST BUYS FOR SALE--White steel ice "box, lawn mower, bottle gar outfit, including base, stand and copper tubing. Phone 491-M, weekends only. H. D. Pawley, 56« Marlon St.. Oak Park. 111. t F0E8AUB IFOR SALE--Ideal place to build jhome, within walking distance to schools, stores and churches. 2 ' I acres, 60 ft. road frontage. Lo- Icated 2 Mocks swuth of mv • j bridge on Fox street, Just across FOR SALE--West Shore Beach, | the road from Fox River at Mc- McOuliom Lain. 5-toobhi haras, in-1 Henry, Illinois. Price $2,009. E. --latort for year-round use; rea-' Sloey. Republic 7-2363, Chicago, ible. Owner M. Bykowskl. S08 J in. *2 Elm St., McHenry, 111. *2 - FOR SALE -- McCullom Lake--5- 'round | room furnished, including o i 1 gas range, cabinet sink. FOB SALE--5-room year borne in summer community. Hot I stove, air heat, insulated, electric stove. I large electric refrigerator. $4,750, kitchen cabinets, Venetian blinds,! terms. Call McHenry 37 or Hum storm windows, 20 x 20 garage. Phone McHenry 767-J. 2 FOR SALE--F-20 tractor newly painted, good condition, road gear. Richard May, phone McHenry 606- M-2. *2 FOR SALE--10-cublc ft. Cold Spot refrigerator; 6Sx22 walnut buffet; Magic Chef 4-Bumer gas stove, high oven; all excellent condition. Call McHenry 631-M-l in evening. •2 boldt 6-1633, Chicago. t2 FOB SALE--17-ft. cabin cruiser; 4 cyl.; 40-hp; gray; radio; 2 "Spots;" new seats; a fine family boat; can be seen keweends at Saunders, 166 Country Club Drive, McHenry. *2 OUR ITfeED CARS ARE SOLD WITH A WRITTEN GUARANTEE. PLUS A SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED ENGINE AND A NEW PAINT JOB. 'It Plyawath Clab Coape, Beauty Plas Performance '41 Dodge Sedaa (Fhiid with entoa eqatpmeat '41 Plymoath Mas Top Qaality--very tow price 'M Pontine Coach A htTfth '4# Mercary Coach Don't overlook this one t» Plymouth Sedan 18 Poatlac Coape f7 Pontlae Seta These Cars, Pins a Wide Mw> lion of Oth ism Mar Be 8eea at A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. Ml E. Pearl Street McHenry, 111. XONYKLY l60KXIintfi SEE VICE--Rocorda Installed and maintained. Elmer P. Adams; Certified Tax Consultant. One mile north of Fox Lake on Route U. S. 12; Fox Lake, 5962. 47-tf 111. Phone Fox Lake j preferred. Gamble's, CLOGGED SEWER! Have the electric rod cut out the obstruction. No digging. No lawn mess. Septic Tanka and Oreaae Traps Cleaned, Built and Repaired. Modern Construction. ^ Competent Engineering. t«ake County 8anltaiv Co., Libertyville Tel. 1346. 47-tf HELP WANTED -- 8aleslady tor women's ready-to-wear department; steady work; experienced West McHenry. 2 HELP WANTED -- Cleaning lady for eight hours every -Friday; $6. Modern' equipment in home of adults only. Phone McHenry 651-R-2. *2 FOR SALE--Small cabinet grand piano in good condition; oak; $40. Call McHenry 655-R-l. *2 FOR SALE -- 9x12 Wilton rug; good condition; with pad, $75. Joe Wagner, Millatream Add., McHenry. Phone 110-R. *2 FOR SALE -- Nine-piece Sheraton dining room set; excellent condition. Phone McHenry 721. *2 ESTATE LIQUDATION BY OWNER Beautiful Colonial home. Five bedrooms, large living room, libra ry, dining room and enclosed porch. Approximately 5 acres, 200 foot shore line on Pistakee Bay. Beautiful trees, both fruit and shade; flowers, lawns, also caretaker house, garage and greenhouse. $42,500. If interested call or write Ralph D. Kelley, Rt. 1. McHenry. Phone Pistakee 781-J. •2-2 FOR SALE--14-ft. rowboat and 4%-hp. E1U) outboard motor, both $45; Hollywood single bed; Ma jestic radio; 2 and 3-burner gas plates! wringer type mangle; day bed; coll springs; 34 sixe bed and springs; 4-pc. Repin porch set; 9x12 rug; drop-leaf Cherrywood table; drop-leaf breakfast table; buffet; commode; book cases; pull-up chairs; also many other items. Phone McHenry 493-W. 2 . . . > FOR SALE -- Portable washing machine, $15. Phbne Wonder Lake 866. Mrs. C. Horton, Jr. FOR SALE--Lot. C«xl32 ft., on Center street. McHenry. Kd. Tonyan, McHenry. *1*2 FOR SALE--10-20 tractor; good condition. Phone Richmond 352. •1-2 FOR SALE--Spring formats, satin wedding gowns, ladles' dresses. hats, suits; children's clothes; men's and boys' suits; sport coats; shoes. This clothing ln ;F0R SALE--ALL YEAR HOMES, good condition. "Gone With the |5 ^ and up. F A R * S, large Wind" lamps, chinaware. glass-jan(j 8mall; CHOICE LOTS; LISTware, gilded frames, clock*. P<*t ^c;s APPRECIATED; STOXPOable television set; electric fence NATO'S REAL ESTATE, Woodcharger; matched luggage; Bur- ; 8tock m Call CECELIA E.KNOX, ">a«^'8 adding machlAe. Mrs. XcKEXRY, Tel. 421-J. •1-3 R. Dietrich, Terra Cotta Road, i Terra Cotta Consignment A I FOR SALE--Fertilizer, rotten cow Resale Antique Shop hi mile 1 manure; just right for your garwest of Terra Cotta factory. . den fertilizer; $4 per yard de- Open daily 1 p. m. -- 10 p. m„ j livered in 3 or 5-yard load. Rest- Sundays, 11 a. m. -- 6 p. m. Phone , hill Farm, George W. Reiker, R-l, Crystal bake 1346-R-l. 2-tf i McHenry. Phone Pistakee 633-J-2. *l-tf FOR SALE -- Dumphy outboard , . boat and Mercury 10 hp. motor J F0R 8ALE _ 1936 M|ick dump with three aluminum folding seats, (truck wjth hydraulic hoist; motor in fine condition. Juergens 104: overhauled; good running con- 22° w Drlvc' McHenry. dition. Phone McHenry 577-W-2. Phone 793-M. •1-2 FOR SALE -- 14-ft. Lyman boatjF0B SALE--Five-rooms and large « ru°,sun porch, basement, garage atw tached, automatic oil heat; strict- M Phone Mc- ly modern; 150 ft. frontage; beautonry ut-w-i. z tifally landscaped; Cyclone fenced FOR SALE -- 1947 Indian Chief *11 aroun<l; reasonable terms, rcycle; 6^00 miles; chrome 0wner Mrs- Carroll, Cypress ceaaories; excellent condition • and Willow Drive, West Wonder reasonable price; can be seen at jLake- Phone Hebron 921. *1-2 L--aJd oorM P&honnreH Heebbrroonn 755. *1-2 : FOR SALE-Johns-Manvllle Home lMulattoBf ln8talled by The Wall- FOR SALE--la Johnsbarg, 9-rm.'F111 Co- For estimate call Leo J. residence, near St. John's Catholic ! Stilling, McHenry 18. ^ 40-tf church and school; 4 rooms up, 5 down; lot about % of an acre. FOR SALE--Plain and rockface For appointment call J&COB blockB; eeptic, cesspool, drywell FRITZ, Realtor, in Johnsburg ^Io^s: chimney blocks, bird Tel. MbHenry 37. 49-tf baths- urns ring and covers. Rlch- •-- | mond Cement Products, U. S. 12 FOR SALE -- HcCunom Lake, fi'and 173. Richmond, 111. Phone rooms, furnished; automatic oil:1304- *2-2 floor heat; lot about 100x125, near; uTTTT West Shore Beach and U S 120 ,FWR SALE--Household furniture; Price $8,590. end tables, davenport, upholstered Xiao chairs, 3-piece sectional bed, S rooms in Knollwood subdivision; 'amP8- et,^- r E "a"'t Fl®mJln? garage attached; lot 100x150. Road' Bul1 Valley. Woodstock, Tel. Price $7,500. For appointment call 1617-M-2. 52-tf 10 J°h 0 n", F0R SALE-Large lots, with river TeI McHearjr 11 • rights, near Pistakee Lake. George W Reiker. Phone Pistakee 633-J-2. •52-tf FOR SALE--1937 Chevrolet Master deluxe coupe, heater, a e"a I e d beams; no reasonable offer refused; 75-lb. white enamel Ice box. good condition, reasonable. Phone McHenry 603-R-l. 2 FOB SALE--12-ft ravboat, built special for fishing, doatact Peter Brodner at northeast ead of Oriswald Lake. *2 FOR SALE--Complete bathroom outfit, shower, toilet, waah bowl and fittings, $50. Phone Fox Lake 3143. •! FOR SALE--All steel heavy duty car or farm trailer. 909 S. Green street. Call McHenry 51-J. *2 FOR SALE -- Quality plants for garden and excellent for planting graves. Banded plants are set out in bands and are not checked. Come out to Greenwood Nursery and find out how to get your tomato crop in July. Hy. 120, 2 V& miles east of Woodstock. Tel. Woodstock 1643-R-l. 2 FOR SALE--Norge electric refrigerator, 6-cubic ft., 10 years old; still ruuning fine; $40. Call McHenry 651-R-2. *2 FOR SALE--Homeguard exterior white paint; new low price, $4.19 per gal., $3.98 per gal., in '8. Gamble's, West McHenry. m*. 2 FOR SALE 1948 Ford super club coupe, 17,- 000 miles, radio and heater. 1947 Plymouth deluxe, 4-door, 21,000 miles, r. and h. 1941 Cadillac, 4-dsor sedan, r. and h., clean. 1941 Chevrolet special deluxe, 2- door, r. and h., excellent. 1944 Deluxe convertible club coupe, fully equipped, new top, a beauty. 1939 Plymouth, 2-door, r. fdhd h., priced to sell. 1927 Chevrolet Master, 4-door, r. and h., very clean. COLBY MOTOR SALES Crystal Lake, 111. Phone C. L. 1144 Open week days, 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 8 to 12 noon BRING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS TO US--We can deliver anything from a snapshot to large murate, or free hand oil palntinga. Copying and framing. CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, FILMS AND SUPPLIER, ..WOBWICK'S STUDIO. 117 Riverside DHve, McHenry. Phone 275. 40-tf PLOWING--Also rotor tilling and wood sawing. Herman Dowe. Phone McHenry 241. 47-tf LANDSCAPING Year AreaM Maintenance Tree feeding, pruning, spraying, surgery. Black Dirt, ill, graveL as pat hi* that laws, trees, /shrubs, hedges for you. REP. WORLD'S LARGEST NURSERi FOX YALLEY LANDSCAPING MeMENRY Mt-W-l FOX LAKE S7M 49-tf HELP WANTED -- Experienced woman for housework and ironing three days a week or by hour. Monday, Thursday, Saturday from 12 to 9 preferred but can be changed. Good salary. Liebsohn, phone McHenry 666-M-2. 2 necmc eye HELP WANTED -- Waitress and kitchen help. Brita's Restaurant, 138 N. Riverside Dr., McHenry. •2 HELP WANTEl)--Man or boy to care for lawn at home on Pistakee Bay for summer months. James F. Mars, phome McHenry 652-RTI or 187-R. 1-2 HELP WANTED -- Kitchen help and waitresses for dining room, full or' part time. Villa Hotel Resort. Phone McHenry 378. 2,-tf "WANTED TO REHT~ FREE ESTIMATES on all building materials. Call or write FRANK GANS IN Riverside Drive, lldBcMf Tel. 104-W Represeatative of Seara Roebuck A Co., Wall and floor tile, roofing, garage doors, screens, wall board, and ceiling tile, siding, gutters, r skwool, iron railings. Free delivery. 43-tf DULUO OB DRIVEN WATER STRSM -- We sell, repair and install pump. BUI Baoon, 209 Main Street, McHenry. Telephone 167. . 25-tf TRUCKING -- Livestock and Lime. Alfred Tony an, 111 W. Pearl St. McHenry. Tel. McHenry 80-B. 15 tf WANTED TO RENf DO YOU WISH TO RENT YOUR HOME? HERE'S A GOOD INVESTMENT -- Middle-aged couple, no children, need 5 or 6-room modern home; walking distance station; best of references; can occupy any time from now to Sept. 1; long time lease at sensible rent; write full details; want to inspect and close deal at once. George Knlsely, 7537 3. Kenwood Ave., Chicago 19, 111. 2-3 ROOMS FOR RENT--At 109 West Main street, McHenry. Tel. 100-R. •1-2 WANTED -- Apartment or small house, furnished ror unfurnished. Call George Bfda. Pfione McHenry 243-R. 48-tf FOR RENT KINSEY ft BENSTEN Carpenters Let us give you an estimate on that building or remodeling job. Phone McHenry 893-J *52-3 DOES YOUB PIANO HAVE MOTHS 1 Have it Cleaned and Demothed. MOTHS do greater damage to pianos than any other cause at times Qgmpletglj^destroying the f^lt. MICE make nests under the keys and destroy the action parts. DIRT collects in a piano and causes extra wear to working parts. For guaranteed first class piano service, write Jack V. Markofski, 533 State St., Burlington, Wis., or call Barrington 211. 2 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -- Well established retail automotive tool and equipment business, selling garages and aervice stations In I^ake and McHenry counties. Cost inventory walk-in truck and equipment. Sales last year over $38,000. Approximate selling price $4,500. Manning Tool Sales, Lake Bluff, 111. Tel. Lake Bluff 2735. 2 NOTICE--I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone except myself, on and after May 26, 1949. J. C. Fitzgerald. *2 HAVE TOIFR CESSPOOLS, eatch basins, septic tanka, cisterns cleaned %y Eddie's Sanitary 8erviee. Eddie Huff, Prop. Tel. McHerry 290. 29-tf FOR SALE--Bronze screen vrtre, reduced to 14c per sq. ft. Plastic screening, 29-in. wide, 5c per running ft. Gamble's, West McHenry. 2 FOR SALE -- For your Fuller brushes call Albert Pepping, Sr.. R-l, McHenry. Phone 676-W-2. FOR BALK--Oeucr*t«fi svuiatures, 2-tf rtarters, fuel pumps, distributors, "D L*NLTLON PATU FOR SALE -- 40 MILES FROM F0B SALE -- 16-ft. cane fishing L ? A#r CAR,'I» JAC® j HIGH PRICES-One slightly used1 P°,es. 39c. Gamble's, Wert Mc- Se?.* Vn* J- Cable Spinet. 3 Spinets returned 1 Henry. Bvoboda, Prog. Tel. MeHenry 183. from rent ^11 can hp bought at i fab aiiv ~ 47-tf | big savings. CR»a1lIl "Elgin TWM i ,Fr"0KR 8AL® -- Electrify your n ?n AL£ ~ W oil E. Stark Piano Co., 21 N. Union! Lamp in % minute with the new FOR 8ALE--TYPEWRITERS, ADSt., Elgin, 111. 51-4 DING MACHINES. Service on all makes. Also ribbons for all makes;!FOR SALE earbon paper. L. V. Kilts, Clay St.,!en Pistakee Bays large living and Woodstock. Phone 549. ^ i dining rooms; gas heat; sfcout 175 rrrr ---------- ---(feet lake front; lot about 2V4 • ,'m" acres, fully landscaped; trees, mediate possession; Fox river |por appointment call JACOB frontage sea wall; 8 lots; all year. FRITZ, REALTOR in Johnsburg. 7-room house; insulated, 2 glazed- Tel. McHenry 37 of call Tuesday In sunrooms; 114 bath®: 2-car (Qr Wednesday in Chicago, Lincoln garage; chicken house; 30 fruit, 19-13J3. 49-tf 85 oak, 3 hickory trees; grapes,' shrubs, flowers. $23,000, half cash; 18 more lots and house furnished if desired. Call or write Ben J. Diets, phone McHenry •75-W-l. 2 Gyro converters; it's ready to light. Also cut glass vases and Beautiful Besldence china vases electrified and made into lovely lamp vases. AH types of lamps repaired. Estimates given free. Open Sundays. STILLING'S TOWN AND COUNTRY STUDIO, Riverside Drive, Henry. Tel. McHenry 297-J. FOR SALE--Norge refrigerator, 2-door, 10 cubic ft., In running condition. Price, $100. Call M. G. Miller. Phone McHenry 687- W-l. 49-tf PRUNING AND SPRAYING--Tree pruning and spraying. Frank Henkel, phone McHenry 54S-J-1. P. O. Round Lake, 111. Residence Volo. 44-tf C J. H. DIEHL Woodstock Piano Tuner Phone 208-W 528 Washington St. 30-tf Woodstock, 111. EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPING--TREE BUttdBBT AND REMOVAL -- INSURED FREE ESTIMATES J. W. RAYC&APT, P. O. Box 163 Phone 99S-R W. McHensy, 111. 45-tf GARBAGE COLLECTING -- Let us dispose of yonr garbage eaeh week, or oftener if desired. Reasonable rates. Regular year round ronte. M ' John E. Hill, P. O. Box 274, Mej, g Henry, Phone 365. tf FOR RENT--About 30 acres good pasture, near Burton's Bridge. $150 for whole season. Write William Dern, Lake Bluff, 111. Phone 419. 2-3 LOST LOST OB MISPLACED BY MISTAKE-- Aluminum mall box, useo as sample by salesman. Reward if returned to R. Bruelheide, R-l, West McHenry. *2 LOST--Diamond ring, watch and pair fQ earrings, between McHenry and State Line. Return to Mrs. Tom Mau. 712 Laurel St., Elgin, 111. Reward. 2-2 FOB SALE--Building spot north on Route 31, within walking distance from St. Mary's church, McHenry. Phone McHenry 732-W. 1-2 \ HMM I HM»H4 HI 1 1 1 1 1 I M f l I I 1 1 I I I I I » : Helen Weber Says: man FOR SALE--Beautiful home on Lookout Point; four rooms and enclosed porch; modern garage; 110 by 120 ft. beautifully landscaped; reasonable terms if desired. Owner Mr*. Eva Carroll. Crypress and Willow Drive. West Wonder Lake. Phone Hebron 921. \ *1-2 FOR SALE--14-ft. Thompson outboard boat, 22-hp. Johnson motor; priced reasonable. Call McHenry 598-R-2. 2 FOR SALE--Cocker spaniels, one buff female, 8 weeks; two blacks, females, 3 years old. George Reiker. Phone Pistakee 933-J-2. •62-tf FOR SALE -- Year-round home, modern; four rooms and bath; enclosed porch; lot 77x140; in city limits of McHenry, Country Club Subdivision; Immediate posses- \ sion: can be seen anytime. Price , I $9,000. Frank Holt, Park Pub, corner Pearl and Green Sts., Phone McHenry 492. 51-4 DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest cash prices paid for cows, horses and hegs; no help needed to load. Day and night, Sundays mn<i holidays. Call Wheeling Rendering Works, Wheeling No. 3; reverse charges. 3»-tf Cement and Carpenter Work Cement Mixer For Heat John M. Stangarone Emerald Park Sub. Phone 691-J.l 1-tf EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING--Work fully guaranteed. Phone McHenry 981-M-2. •1-4 Prattd Fralt ffrtM Flits Will# Crossing Equator Artificial winter created In storage holds of ships crossing the equator has proved a satisfactory device for protection of citrus and other fruits In this country, says the tl. S. department of agriculture. The fact that the fruit flies--and particularly the dreaded Mediterranean fruit fly--are tropical or semi-tropical Insects and can not stand cold weather, has made it practical for United States consumers to enjoy top-of-the-season fruit in our winter when it is the summer bearing season in the groves of southern hemisphere countries where fruit flies occur. Research in the bureau of entomology and plant quarantine h%s shown that cold storage temperatures are deadly to the more dangerous fruit flies. Thin has made it possible to ship fruit from South Africa to northern markets without the danger of introducing the fruit flies here. The bureau Is also working with Argentina In making it safe for the U. S. to admit shipments of fruit from that country. Normal cold storage temperatures, which the fruit can endure and which keep the fruit in condition during the equator-crossing ocean voyage, are low enough to kill any fruit fly larvae that may be in them. In enforcing the quarantine against fruit from areas infested by fruit flies, the department requires that the shipping companies Install automatic continuous temperature recorders in their cold storage compartments. If the record shows that the fruit 'has been kept while in transit within a prescribed low temperature range during a fixed period which is known to produce a complete kill of fruit fly larvae, it is allowed Uf land In New York. In Myriad Ways NEW YORK.--Don't look now, but you're being watched by thousands of electronic eyes. Automatic controls using photoelectric tubes have become big business and are la use In many wayi that affect your every-day life. This typo of device la moat familiar to the pubUc, perhaps, la opening doors of railroad terminals and other public buildings--the <koar swinging -wide wben you walk across an invisible beam of light But that use Is only one of hundreds. Others Include safety controls that shut off machines when workers got near danger zones, street lights that turn themselves on when it gets dark and off when it's light again, burglar alarms, mstthinM that automatically wrap candy and cigarettes, and devices that count 10,000 pills a minute. Really Big Business ' Prank Rudolph, president of the Ripley co., bf Middletown, Conn., estimstes the manufacture of electronic controls using the photoelectric tube will be a ten-mlliondbnar business this year. His own company Is not the biggest in the business but is one of the pioneers Its growth from $20,006 In business in 1837 to an expected $478,000 this year, he says. Is aa Indication of how the Industry aa a whole has expanded. At least three other companies devote their full facllites to electronic controls and some big manufacturing companies, such as General Electric and Westlnghouse. make them In quantity. Rudolph and others In the industry are constantly thinking up new uses. One of his pets right now Is a little attachment for your floor lamp that, when set, will turn the light on at nightfall so you don't have to stumble into a dark housi or apartment 4m your return from an evening out. The electronic eyes* are in such wide use already, however, that the Industry is hard pressed to get enough of some critical materials to keep up with, orders Protect Workers They are in increasing use to protect workers operating dangerous machines. A heavy press, for instance, has. a curtain of "beams" around it ao that if a worker stumbles and falls under the press or carelessly sticks his hands under It, a beam is broken and the press it halted. Burglar alarms using photo-electric tubes have been improved by use of intermittent beams. That's so a burglar, even if he discovers the device, can't foil it by shining his fiaihlight on the electronic eye to keep it from setting off an alarm while he walks through the regular beam. Electronic eyes installed in ducts of air-conditioning systems set off immediate warnings if they detect smoke. Experiments are being made toward installing them in airplane baggage compartments and inside the wings to give advance warnings of fire. They are used in smokestacks of industrial plants to warn when too much smoke is coming out--more than is permitted by local laws. Photo-electric tubes are used by some soft drink manufacturers for sorting returned bottles--separating them by the colors of special markings imbedded in the necks of the bottles.' ' M, were held la ehurck. meeting, at which time uew . bora were installed. They were J Misses Betty Lennon, Barbara 1 Schmitt, Patsy Hines and Jean-.'j nette Huff. 'A social evening at 1 cards was held In the hall after ^ Graduatea of 1949 at Richmond- the services. >Prisea were award-4-1 Burton Community high school I"* to Mrs- Math Nimagorn, were Audrey Aubert, Walter Bar-!A1 Schmitt, Mrs. Bob Lent, Mra. j b e r, Theodore Busch, Martha j Olivia Bauer, Mra. Steve Bngela, 1 Cairns, Gerald Condon, Jean Marie!Mr> Anton WidhaJm, Mra. Dled- '1| Covell, Patricia Eldredge, Larry irio** and Miss Clarise May. Re- ^ Elfman, Betsy Gelder, Donald | freshmenta were served. Muff, Allan May, Georgia May, 1 Frlenda and relatives of Mr. and Joanne Molinaro, LaVergne Reich,'Mr" Bob Hanfbrd, whose wed " ^ SPRING GROVE (by Mrs. Charles Freund) Fred Relmer, Georgia Schmitt. Herman Sledschlag, Stephen Stanfel, Joanne Stilling, Walter Thomas, James Valentine and Gerald Vogel. Baccalaureate service was held on Friday night at the high \chool auditorium which waa beautifully decorated with baakets of spring flowera. At the processional, the high school chorus sang "Land of Hope and Glory". Invocation waa by Rev. Harold Carlson. The guest speaker was Rev. John Daleiden, who gave a most Interesting sermon on "The Haven of Life" Following was the "Patriot's Prayer" rendered by the chorus and Bendiction by Rev. Carlson. Commencement exercises were held on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the auditorium. "Pomp and Circumstances" was played by the school band for the processional. invocation was by Rev. Carlson. The commencement address, "A Vital Alliance," by Rev John Hubard of Park Ridge waa Impressive and greatly enjoyed by all present Scholastic awards were given by Supt Fred H. Gttnderson and the presentation of -diplomas by Pres. L. A. Sledschlag. A gift by the senior class was presented to the school by Uielr president Theodore Busch. To complete a perfect program the selection. "When You Come to the End of a Perfect Day," waa aung by the high school chorus. Benediction was given by Rev. Carlaon. Mr. and Mrs. George W. May entertained at their home on Sunday In honor of the graduation of their daughter, Georgia. A buffet supper was served and everything was done for the pleaaure of the gueata. %hgae present were Mr. and Mra. Ben May. daughter. Joan, the Charles Freund family, the Fred May family, Mr. and Mra. Paul Weber and Judy, the Eldred Johnson family "°f McHenry, Mr. and Mrs. William Walbrink and children of Highland Park, the Misses Edna Hanford, Mary Popelka. Evelyn Busch, Jeanette Lennon, Ruth Ann John- 80m Mary Ann Klaus and Patsy Mulligan. Mrs. A1 Malecki and children of Berwyn, Mrs. Shirley Dawson, daughter, Ginny, and Billy Kattner. Mr. and Mrs. Micky McGovera entertained frlenda and relatlvea at their home on Sunday in honor of her brother, Fred Rlemer, who was a graduate op that day. Mrs. F.'ank May entertained members of her club on Thursday afternoon. Games of five-hundred were played and prize winners were Mrs. Frank Sanders, Mrs. Nimsgern, Mrs. William Britz, Mra. Tony May, Mrs. Frank Tinney and Mrs. William Engels. A lovely lunch was served by the hostess. The Christian Mothers and Blessed Virgin Sodality held its annual meeting at the parish hall on Thursday night. Services Complete line of Lee's podby remedies at Wattles Drug Store, Mo> Henry. S-tf CARPENTER and CEMENT WORK •abeetos Shingles and TnnultHf Free Estimate TeL McHenry 658 M 2 50-tf SPRAY YOUR LAWN FOR MAN* DELIONS and other weeds now. Alao barn spraying and whitewashing. Call between 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. Phone McHenry 148-J. Wm. Aherns, 907 Front St., West McHenry. *61-4 WANTED TO BUT And speaking of qualities wo know of no Utter Qaality than you will find in our modern methods of Dry Cleaning. Your garment* are carefully handled by experts which always astuies you of best workmanship. : W ii' McHenry Gleaners. 1SS-M H* Water. Iter. s s o s m m m i m m i m h i m i i m o u h m h u h h i m m MISCELLANEOUS A CCOUNTING B OOKKEEPING C ONSULTATION in Tax Matters. Reliably aad Inexpensively performed by former staff member of Chicago CPA firms. To discuss your problems without obligations call McHenry 481. *2 FAINTING -- Exterior and interior; Installation of plastic tile; Insured; for estimate call McHenry B51-W-1. Bert Engatrom, Marine Route, McHenry. 47-tf Sabecribe for The Plaiadealer. WANTED TO BUY--Used baby bed. Phone McHenry 903-W-l. •2 WANTED TO BUT--We have cash buyers for resort properties, homes and farms, JACOB FRITZ, KB Air* TOR, at Johasbnrg. Tel. McHenry 87, or Chieago, Lincoln 1333. 2-tf WANTED WANTED--W a tehee and jewelry to repair. Anthony Noonaa, 200 So. Green street, MeHeary. (Front part of Claire Beauty Sioppe.) l£«f Red Qreaa Membsishlp Rod Cross membership out the world totals M mint--. UilP CIA % All Prices Slashed JS47 STUDEBAKEB C. C. 1947 KAISEB 4 DR. |S47 NASH 900 4 DR. 1947 WILLYS JEEP |S4S NASH AM. 4 DR. IS4S NASH «00 4 DR. * 194* FORD CONY. 1941 PLYMOUTH & W. 1941 PONTIAC C. C. 1941 NASH S00 2 DR. --HS41 DODGE 4 DR. 1949 STUDEBAKEB 4 DR. 1940 LINCOLN ZEPHYR 4 DR. 1940 FORD 2 DR. 1SSS CHEVROLET 19S4 DESOTO 4 DR. 1933 PLYMOUTH C. 1947 DODGE POWER WAGON r Downs Nash Sales XeHENRY 4M Also Towia« Ssrvles Qirls Ssskinf lobs Qst Warning off Qvsr-Drssslnf NEW YORK --If you're a girl looking tor a job in retailing, don't go for your interview dressed in thp height of fashion. The reason: It's easier for the store that hires you to dress you up, if it feels that way. than to tone, yen down if you're overdressed. This advice came out of a panel discussion In which executives of five lleding New York stores and merchandising organizations participated. It was~part of a "clinic on careen in retailing" held by the New York university achool of retailing. Good grooming, the members held, is important for applicants beipg Interviewed--but the matter of over-dressing la the downfall of many an otherwise acceptable one. •Especially if the interviewer Is a man, they told the co-eds, simple dresaing is preferred. Celltft QrHsstss May Stop iRte Batter labs ITHACA, N. Y.--The college graduates of June. 1949, are due to atop Into better paying Jobs than over, according to a Cornell unl» verslty placement expert. John L. Munschauer, Cornell sereice director, stid one large company has raiaed its starting pay from last year's 9285 to $303 a month. Another went up from $279 to $900, agd a third was up $30 to $395, Those startling salaries are chiefly for engineering graduatea and other specialists, Munschauer said, but he expects the trend to be echoed through the whole job range. Cera Plotter There Is no safe way to out or oil a corn picker when It la In operation. ding took place In Michigan last week, enjoyed a party In thdli honor at St Peter'a hall on Wed neaday night. The evening waa apent dancing and a lovely buffet aupper waa served. The couple was presented with mank beautiful gifts. Pencil Industry ruaes abouf titiaf and one-quarter mimwi pounds of rubber per year Cor eraaers. A blanket should contain at least 9 per coat good wool to b» 8affy, resOlent and warm. • it. Li; ® Itermes. aecured from the dried oodles of female kermes Insects, la one of the moat ancient dyestuff* on record. Radar waa used during the war Is "see" electrically the planes and ships of frlenda and las In dag- Hsbt, darkness or tea. far beyofiQ the range of the humsn eys. With its radar a ship could navigate into a harbor la a pea-eottp tog. Todayare uelas radar «s map study storms la a US wills sfcw around a weatker stattai sS provide two different methods srrsmtnstlon. Ons Is known aa » disgrsphy, whereby s psnnsnsnt of the X-ray tmags of various parte of ths body is mads on the fllin. The other method Is known as fluoroscopy, wWai affords a means of visual study of the X-ray shadowed on a fluoreacent screen. Ah X-ray Sim, or adiograph. of any part of the body Is similar to a photograph except that it is fundamentally a shadowgraph rather than a picture produced reflected light ^Read the Want Prescription? • Yes, we are fully prepared to fill any doctor's prescription you may bring us. We have the stock of drugs and other Ingredients necessary; the proper equipment for measuring and weighing; and most important of all --the qualified, experienced phtffmaciats. We are always at your aervice. NYE DRUG STORE (Walgrsen Agency) Phone SS XeHearjr TRUCKS give you A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES, Inc. SSI E. Peart St Mellenry, IIL Phone 1SS - FOR SALE - Established ice route in and around McHenry. McHENRY ICE CO. "TORGHT" XKADBX PHONE McHENRY 379 or 4O6-W Gardea Lettaee Green leafy garden lettuce is richer in vitamin A than the paler head lettuce. >«e was aa Ingenious man that found out eating and drinking." said old Jonathan Berift. whose wit was matched by a gee » LENNY'S (Friendly Tavern) - Just a nice place to go - Try Our Fish Fry On Friday Kites 60o Served from 6 p. m. to 12:30 a. RL SANDWICHES Chicken Ala Hobo Prepared as you like it golden brown. Saturdays and Sundays $1.25 TELEVISION. LENNY'S KaU*W.W.D(7iMUk%XtM « "J i