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ST01S MUD |ttld« that the door had been left " The clothing store of Fltifuild j unlocked. From the cash register, « Beach In the ElTorar theatre 150 in silver was taken with $1S0 * <*>"•»>«•>< bl"* france was gained through the, moneJr *•* and contents was also front door with indications, police,taken tor a total loss of |400. * ^ '0 < Jfci LAURENCE N. PITZEN EVEKOKKEI78 SHRUBS TKK8 LANDSOAPIlfQ Route One McHenry, Hi Phone McHenry 660-J-2 . DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST J At 136 S. Green St., McHenry (Oloted Thursday Afternoons) Eyes Examined' -- Glasses Fitted Yiraal Training -- Visaal IMiabUiUti^i - . Complete Yiaoal Analysis Hens Daily: 0 to 12 and 1 to ft--Saturday Evenings: «:00 to »:30 •N 1 * PHONE MeHENRY 452 HANS' ' BODY & FENDER REPAIRS v ' Special Wreck Work Painting, complete from $40 up Bprings, Shocks, Complete Frame and ^ V Axle Straightening * .. Quick Service All Work Guaranteed Gall any time--McHenry 244-R • •; V- 609 FRONT STREET, MeHENRY FOR A CHIMNEY ITS THEO. OLSEN & SON |iASON CONTRACTORS McCULLOM LAKE West McHenry No Job-Too Big Or Too Small For Expert Workmanship and Fast Service Gall McHenry 548-W-l Fishermen fealty go for the Nc»h Airflytel They like the Twin Bed arrangement, huge luggage Compartment, increased road clearance, 500- miles-between-fueling* economy (in the Nash 600" at average highway speed). Their wives like the smart style inside and outside, the luxurious comfort, the one-piece, curved windshield on all models, the Weather Eye Conditioned Air System. CaM us to arrange for an Airityto ~ ~ ~ ride, soon in "America's most modem motor car." ISHINGT tWicb told FARM ADVISER^ COMMENTS TALES Items ef Interest Take* Pram | the PIIcm ef the Plsindealer ' of Years Age '^V ! IXTT YEAX8 AGA Mat May. 6f Johnsburg, has Just MRchased a new Separator, of the latest and most approved style, and will be prepared to do threshing on short notice and guarantee perfect satisfaction, both in price and quality of work. J. H. Burger and wife, of Cary, were callers at this office on Monday. Mr. Burger is engaged to teach the west side school the coming year. C. A. Knight and family, of Chicago, and Mrs. Dr. Brown, of "this village, are occupying their cottage at Pistaqua Bay. The' picnic at Johnsburg on Monday, was largely attended and all report a good time.. It did not break up until late in the evening. subnormal blood formation and goiter in 20 per cent to 40 per cent of high school children in many communities. FIFTY YEARS AGO $4 TWO GMEAT SEKIES: THE NASH AMBASSADOM AND NASH "600" DOWNS NASH SALES ,|Q0 JSLM STREET TEL. McHENRT 484 McHENRT, ILLINOIS * v ~ :: '• ;. . • . Vv* Editor Burke, of the Antloch News will enjrfy a vacation nett week. He and his force put in so much time in setting up the assessment rolls that he deemed it fitting to give his men a rest. Mr. Burke is certainly a friend of labor. The railroad which is now in course of completion between Lihertyville and Fox Lake, is to become the property of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Co. It is rumored that there is an electric railroad to be erected between Sycamore and DeKalb. It is further rumored that it will be completed during the present year. I It has been the pleasure of the writer to have heard very favorable comments on the workmanship of the half pagead of Simon Stoffel. The credit of this work is wholly due to C. D. Schoonniaker, foreman in The Plaindealer. FORTY YEARS AGO The cement blocks for the new business house to be constructed on the west side by N. J. Justen are nearly all completed and work on the building, barring unforseen delays, will be started at a near future date. Among the beautiful new autos that have recently found their way to McHenry, Dr. C. H. Fegers, Sr., has one that will compare with the finest owned by local people. The contract for the laying of the new road across the Wells- Barblan property at Emerald Park has been let and the work should be completed in sixty days. A new summer home on the east bank of Fox river, opposite the Riverside hotel, is in the course of construction. Joe McOmber of Chicago will claim its ownership when completed. "KING" DOES WRONG . 'Judge for accepting the rebuke As the motoring public • well *nd punishment so fairly. kiiows, those who get tickets fori . ' I " Our oats certainly were no traffic violations in Crystal Laker-f. "Best Fed Nation** match for( the weeds this year. (pay their fines without ado. Frank ! "H is time to dispel the notion It looked for a short time they W. Brosseif, police magistrate who tha# America is the best fed nawould tome out of it, but appar- hears most of the cases, found tion •• savs Dr Glen Kins scienently the rain came too late to one recent morning that his 9 to Zr J nf 1 Lii S benefit anything but the weeds. '11 a.m. office hours at the cityi^ *!reCt°.r n°f " Much of our barley was badly di- hall were not quite long enough ..Foundations- It is because the food seased with air-borne organisms for him to complete ail his busi- habits of many Americans arie so that caused many of the grains ness. He left his office only a few P°or that we don't make use of not to fill. This happens in hot, minutes late, but he found a tick- what we have." Dr. King points humid weather £nd comes mainly et for overtime parking already on ' out that some of the results of poor from last years corn stalks, where his car. "The king can do no food habits are lesions of the the organism lives over winter. Wrong, joked the "judge" in mock tongue, lips, gums, eyes, and skin. Good covering in plowing them horror, and passersby were amus-1 ki™« ^ under in the spring helps almost ed and delighted at his predicaone hundred per cent. ment. However, "the king" had Perhaps I'm wrong, but.pur corn no excuse and so stated to Justice is growing so fast that many corn Carl Ohrwall. who took over his borers that bojred into the tassel desk for the trial of the judge area got lifted right out into the turned prisoner. All-the onlookersF thin air above and probably fell laughed heartily, but they secretly Weaving may have been the earoff Corn really looks bad just admired the police for enforcing liest craft, according to the Encjrafter the borer hatches and crawls tlie law without partiality and the clopedia Britannica. and eats his way to his place in i ' . , the stalk. He bores in, changes in-; • to a dormant stage, and then: Comes out as a moth. About Aug. j 15. this moth lays eggs again I and the borers that hatch from1 this generation really do the dam-. age. . • ;j ! We have a great deal of enthusi- i asm in our county fair. In our committees, consisting of about ! eight people, ' there isn't a sour-! puss in the bunch. At least none; have raised their voices in pro-; test of what is being done or refused to help. | We hope everyone comes. They! can't afford to stay away at twenty- five cents. Most parking of j cariT will have to be outside the grounds and a number of property owners near the grounds have agreed to open up and park cars art fifty' cents. What cars can come ip will be parked at fifty (cents. The grandstand will be twenty-five cents. i The F. F. A. showvwill be Friday, the 4-H show Saturday, the open classes Sunday morning, and the horse show Sunday afternoon. . Friday and Saturday night there • will be amateur shows before the ; grandstand. The' grandstand is jfree during the daytime during the | cattle showing. j We hear quite a lot of complaint about flies nowdays--fly spray is no good, etc. Many farms, sinoe the recent rains, can expect nothing else because refuse lying around has become wet and soggy-- a perfect place for flies to be born. The other day, we* were out on a farm and turned over some ground feed lying around under ,the feed grinder outside the barn door. It was alive with maggots. In dry weather this would not have been wet enough to attract egg-laying flies. "CARD TOOK DETOUR A postcard mailed Oct. 1, 1914 ( came itfto the Harvard postoffice July 21, carrying an invitation for a Hebron woman to visit the sender thirty-five miles distant. The addressee. Miss Clara B. Seaman, died in 1916. The card carried a postmark from Bristol, Wis. It was' sent by Mrs, Ava E. Aldrich. It arrived in Hebron in a saCk which came from Glendora, Calif. XZXOHAt lOSPlTAL A new War Memorial hoepttal for the Harvard community moved closer to a reality when the heard of the Hospital Foundation gave the go-ahead signal to H. B. Megran and his planning committee to interview architects and engage one firm to make the preliminary report on location, water and sewage. and the submission of a floor, plan. MOSEY INN *• • 'f ; RINGWOOt) TELEVISION PRAGER BEER FRED BOWMAN', Prop. Sidewalks ^Foundations J. M. STANGARONF. CEMENT-WORK 1 " ' Emerald Park - Phone 661-1-1 - McHenry, OL Cement Mixer Fpr Rent Driveways . :• t Stairway* 4s/t. FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO All of the doors on the second floor of the new comnytnity high school building have been hung and the carpenters are now at work on the main floor. Misses Elizabeth Vogt, Eleanore Walsh, Margaret Stenger, Cornelia Freund, Florence Rothermel and Rosalie Stilling are spending a two-weeks' outing in a cottage on Fox river at Riverdale. The last eminent, which gives us a continuous cement road between Sherman's hill, west of this^city, to the city of Woodstock, was1 poured on Monday evening of this week. Farmers are busy gathering one of the heaviest hay crops ever grown. Barns will all be filled and hiany stacks outside, Henry J. Stilling, Jr., and Miss Christina Justen were united In; marriage at St. John's Catholic church at Johnsburg at nine o'clock Wednesday morning, the Rev. S. Wolfgarten, pastor of the : church, performing the ceremony.! / , He Never Drinks The koala of Australia, which resembles a teddy bear, neve/ drinks, obtaining enough mosture from the young eucalyptus leases on which he Lives, Tender, Hot, Perspiring FEET Dr SCHOLL S PEDICREME AND FOOT POWDER VILLA HOTEL RESORT ON PISTAKEE BAY SERVING LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS DAILY * y BRUCE BELSHAW at the Hammond Organ nightly . r except Monday PHONE MeHENRY 378 % N A I L PICTURES £NLAA6€D AT NO EXTRA CHARGE! KING SIZE Q U A l_ I T V SNAPSHOTS " " \ J AIBUM m PER ROLL JU •' #eew eer « cemwr esa 12 ttHLM 69* • t6EX-&$ ^ WATTLES DRUG STORE 615 Main Street McHenry Phone 450 A night tooling fan I ...... . Jc. • means tomfortable living all summer FREUND'S TRUCKING Agricultural limestone and phosphate^ spreading? 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