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"What's the most serviceable material for a business suit?" they wanted to know. "Ho^ can 1 get a grease spot off my trousers?" "Should I wear a dark iuit to an afternoon wedding?" Miss Humphrey began working on her curriculum a year. ago. She contacted manufacturers of men's suiis, shirts, hats, shoes, gloves; and they responded by sending her comprehensive exhibits of the history of men's clothing and the processes of their manufacture from the raw product to the finished shirt, suit, coat or derby. Ithaca merchants also cooperated by sponsoring field trips to their retail .establishments. 5H0HT5TcW Smiling j Laser ' .j By Richard Bill WtOdnfea riaon school. Now on a flying trip, to. Ehthsi she will rotors la time; to start school. this fall. Because Mm Riaaili* VtMH CmMT) ' of a lock of telephone facilities j . (my phbne Is not working) Ken-1 The moon it needing from "the neth Cristy, president of the board,1 earth at the rate of five fact every Wonder take -- - «««-» wa wo waiu, VWIB •» tBV I»W Wi •***' wtlAfl •••••<••< •> ! M l I III i | was not contacted for verificationj iOO years, and has boon doing so <by Vaneu* Sella) ' /\ _ «' - •; ' j • i i Apother buay weekend has left. the permanent residents of Won-1 der Lake practically exhausted, and the hot Hays find them som- KIRBY FOUND the girl seated on nolent as they prepare their rean upturned box behind the.sta- sources for the weekends to come.1 i(.r' bles crying. He hesitated, feeling \ Two fine picnics enlivened the - ™ : past weekend, one at Lookout ; Point on Sunday and one at Wick- HU aVH«hnP0^»Jrh C a 0-men.!^!Lth!i ^ '•*** ** '< Which purchMed | Harold Spencer-Jonm, astronomer bus for the district. I royal o^f Groat ftrtta! »iwi Erector * . killed by a avtetootlfle at 7-SO T*tuab,e •*vrn" ^ night of March g wh'Je waikmontha- old Brittainy spaniel, im-! ing along the edge of the road ported from England by Sidney | There are no sidewalks in <w« Titka, Elgin, Was killed last week part of Dundee avenue resiwhen it was struck by an auto-| dents have carried on a consistent Witnesses said the car, campaign since the boy's. death. U* did. nnoott SsttOopD,. waass nnoorrtthh hhmav*eet tthhoemm Dprronvrliidloeddl . bound at a speed of at lead sixty __ miles an hour. The dog was qtruck under observation. awkward, then said: 'Hello. Anything wrong? a University of Chicago audience, Discussing "The Age ot the! Stars," Sir Harold,. who holds the; Highest twardr taf the field ol j |fews . . . . . v r-v v-;_/ --." astronomy--the gold medal of the: There was a large number of I CP?al astronomical society and the; line Bay on Saturday and~Sunday. visitors attending our services last Bruce medal of the Astronomical ( She looked up quickly, apprais-. Both were well attended and both Sunday- ,s- indeed, encourag- society of the Pacific--gave a re- j ' offered lots of entertainment to ing to find that there are people sume of the evidence placing the Instead, Kirby the public in attendance. in this materialistic age who re-] age of the universe at about ten] squatted, on his This writer, unable to attend any f.^z.e their spiritual needs and will i thousand million years. heels "You Plcnic» spent her vacation from a "n® "me 'or tbat which pertains must have " lost typewriter entertaining a flu bug to their souls and eternal welfare. Bettv Pavlik is k natlent at th« ^ Greenwich observatory, told a Short distahce from where Ron-1 Need rubber stampef Orde» at A Betty ^aviiI^k iiss a patient at the^^ rhi*M» Mudl«nce. aid Howard Fltts, 13, was hit and , The Plaindealer. * Woodstock hpspital, where she is v / Ingly. "No, please go away.' and is still a bit creaky in th« We are glad, to keep the doors of some money on jolats_--The column of last week the (3osPel Center open both mornt--- last race. wa8 written by a neighbor and ing and evenln» °' the Lord's Day! for people who desire to come and! hear the Gospel message in ser-; mon and song. | The group from the Elgin Bible] Black Fox^fooled every one by not competitor, Mrs. Betty Selsdorf. coming in. I lost too." i •------ "I suppose I'm biby to cry, j The Wonder Lake 4-H'ers- re but I couldn't help^- it I--we-- turned from Camp Wetomachek, father ,and I staked everything on Lake deneva, covered with glory, churchy presented an inspiring and Black Fox. Then that terrible I'm-j Of the six who went from here, a-Runnin', who nobody thought had,'ou^ were accorded honors. Shar- . v-j »_ _i_ ,, | on Grace Sells, who was In charKe a chance, had to . I0f the swimming program at the The member« of this fine "Evan- She hesitated, dabbing at r' camp this year, was chosen to at- ^e^8t!c Party" consisted of Jerry eyes. He seemed like a nice young tend Eagt Bay camp next gprin„ IMerking, Connie Coleord, Mr. and man. And she did sO want com- a9 a representative of McHenry lvtr8, Jobn Radtke, Mr. and Mrs. helpful program of gospel music and testimonies at the' Center Sunday evening, Aug. 7. | a Hog Chelera Xncreaslaip^#^ An increase 4n hog cholera last year calls tor added precautions now, says Dr. B. J. Killham, extension veterinarian at Michigan State college. Reversing the downward trend of the two previous years, a 17 per cent increase in the number of reported outbreaks of hog cholera occurred last season. Bolger's Drug Store PHONE 40 McHENRY, ILL. • Complete line of Beebe livestock1 temedies at'Wattle* Drug Store. Me Henry. ~ " 8-tf | BUNGALOW INN Acute 120 at Lilymdto - y • JTow Specialising in . . CHICKEN IN THE BASKET -- $1.25 ' JUMBO SHRIMP DINNER -- $1.00 Dinners Served Daily except Monday, 5 to 10 p.m. ^ ... Sundav . . . from noon to 10 D. m. Jdtriittmmt Erom \^iere I sit... Ay Joe Marsh Specs And I See Eye To Eye Asked SpMs Allen to go Hunting list week. Known him all lay life, •• I want surprised when- he showed ap with no gun. Specs jsfsat like to kill anything. Couldn't ask for a better hu«ic- 4 - companion, though. We tramp j ; *4((rcund the woods, and whenever fhe dogs flush a bird, I blaze away jtfiile Specs just watches.' TeM hba eace I wsa sarpris^ he * Vent along ... feeling the way he > Ji^floea about shooting snything. fWell, Joe," he says, "you do what fee thiak Is right and 1*11 stick to what 1 think is right. I've no call to dislike yoa for not seeing wff| tMm§ the way I see it." From where I sit, open-mindedness is a wonderful quality. There are plenty of things Specs admires that I don't care for. Like his fondness for buttermilk. I'd rather have a glass of beer anytime . . . but Specs Allen and I don't let little differences fat in the way of something big like friendship. Copyright, 1949, United Stout Brewvt Fou*d*tion *!• Siiaph i Bey Can Opsrato tt«a" ' HYDRAULIC-LIFT IMPLEMENTS rat m urnrasu pany and to talk He discovered her name was PeDy Hayden. The next day he called at her house and 'met her father, a JoUy faced eld gentleman with white walrus moustaches. county, and Geraldine was named as alternate. Peggy Selsdorf was chosen as one of the four outstanding "big girt" Cormier Hfirman Feldinau, Alice Brown, Eu n i c e S v e i n i s e n , M r . a n d M r s . R i c h -j ard Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson. Wilbur Smith, Eva Mae' Radtke, Diane Forcier and Lillian "Astronomers can find no con-, elusi v e e v i d e n c e t h a t e v o l u t i o n h a s j b e e n I n p r o g r e s s l o r a n a p p r e c i a b l y j longer time than • few billion; years, so scientists can speak, in a s e n s e , o f t h e b e g i n n i n g o f t i m e j a few billion years ago. What pre- [ ceded that beginning of time must I be merely a matter of Speculation. About 20 years ago. according to Sir Harold, opinion favored a longer time scale of possibly 100 times that age, but in recent years interpretation of various lines of evi- j dence has been converging in favor of the shorter time scale. "One evidence of the age of the universe is deduced from the igneous rocks of the earth's crust," Sir Harold said. "The decay of one ofCXP^riittirgirr?ncampe^B.1S' R fl ergerse"- h Paul Anderson was in j uranium and thorium gives lead a; pern rh»r» nf tho I ^ 6f tbe enfl produCtS, but the Tou should place your order for the new sensational low-priced 1950 Biiick Special This will insure early delivery of this popular model. We anticipate jifc * tremendous demand for this newest Buick. V I: R. t Overton Motor Sales • 403 Front Street. McHenry, III. Members of both the 4-H club^ charge of the program. ,are being entertained at a dinner « Next «S.u nwd ay, A<u g. 14, ou~ r ser-! "We really .shouldn't feel so on Monday night, Aug. 15, by the wUn^ay badly," Polly told her father after I Kiwanis Club of the Wonder Lake w 1 , ®rnl°g the introductions were over. "Kirby'Area. The dinner, at 7 p.m.- tflll1 ip ° clock.the ,o« . ,o« mor, w. h. be it ,h. .« pM 0%. li«rS'npoV™d^'Klrb, W "."'o P«" 9' -Hng.on„?Wwm S'Zve dinner at a little inn out on the of ^ , sentative at the meetings next isotopes are not in the same combination as in ordinary lead. An examination of this lead suggests the age of the earth to be between two thousand million and five thousand *400 million years." MAatf and MES. Henry Setzler. Mrs. Tamiami trail. Peetz is Donna's great, great aunt. He knew she was wondering when and how he was going to pay his i a full membership of the beard racing debts, and where he wasjof the League of Women Voters going to get the money to establish; met at the home of their presibirtself in tne law business. You j dent, Mrs. Dorothy McEachren, just can't hang out a shingle in on Tuesday evening. Discussion Miami and expect business at once. Iwas on *he results of the bake But he didn't offer the informa-j f®1,® ,a8t Saturday and a substantion. The next day he hired an office 1®'^i j11the «« ipioaior amount of about $30. Donations ° , cf ti . , p are already promised in further Col. Stratton and asked that racing amount8 whIch dld not come |n enthusiast to meet him at Hialeah. : Saturday due to the Illness of the "Colonel." he said over af sand- members involved. The League Is wich and coffee an hour later, "I'm ! most grateful to the public who going to take you up on the offer! patronized their sale as the funds you made me for I'nua-Runnjn'. | raised are for their program this He's yours for $50,000." ;fal'- _ , The colonel stored, "New ! °" T«esday, Aug. 16, a general wait a minute, Kirby. flas the "Jee fh"g beJ?e'jj . Mm * m, at the Hal1- when Math . "w* „ , • ! Schmitt, township supervisor, will something? {be interviewed by Pat Wrede and "Nothing of the sort," Kirby Ruth Woodward. laughed: "I'm quitting racing forj The next bake sale will be held good. It's no business for an ener- at the home of Mrs- Lorenzo Thomgetic young lawyer to be wasting las in Wonder Woods Sept. 3 Sunday. Seed A Food Sta|<> Quinoa, normally growing three to four feet tall, has been cultivated to grow to six feet • in some parte of the Andes. The family name, Chenopodium, means? goosefoot, and describes the leaves of irregular triangle shape. Quinoa's leaves show many colors, and are edible as greens. Gardenias Although we consider the gardenia a flower raised primarily i for ornamental purposes, the World j Book^gencyclopedia says that in Chinaahd Japan the yellow fruit of this plant is used for dyeing silk, and at the Cape of Good Hope the hardwood of some species is much used'for making farm implements. SmtM fdmAaH Subscribe for The Plaindealer. WE HAVE THE NEW 2-YEAR P0LI0 POLICY Mr. and Mrs. Paul 8topka and son. Tommy, of Chicago are visitors this week at the home of fit. and Mrs. Kolar, Jr., In Indian Ridge. Little Tommy will celebrate his first birthday anniversary eta Friday of this week, Aug. 12. Pat and Jerry Vainlal, Jack Talfman and Dorothy Bwanaon were the Wonder Lake children who participated in the Red CroM program at Crystal Lake last/Thursday. FIRST DAY COVERAGES ENTIRE FAMILY EXPENSES UP TO $5,000 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Dorothy Powers and Harry Hampton., A date will be set in the near future for the wedding. Anthony Audino returned to b Job this week after an illness about three weeks- His son, Ken-t neth, is in a Chicago hospital,; where he? underwent another in a It has been announced that a primary teacher, Mrs. Mary Mc Adam, has been secured for Har # See these new hydraulic-lift implements for use with the Universal "Jeep." They are raised and lowered at the touch of a finger, * by a hydraulic unit that can be installed on any Universal "Jeep." Hydraulic-lift implements now available include a plow, disc, spring-tooth-harrow, spike-tooth-harroW and high speed weeder. Come in and let us show you how to save time, work and money with these new hydraulic attachments for the Universal "Jeefk." McHENRY GARAGE NICK P. MILLER, Prop. |M I*Mrt Street Phone 403 McHenry, Dl. ? • i • * r "We'll bay Hfet wo--we Soa't we?" htftfme at I hired an oQQce this 8erles of plaBtic operations. m^Knlngt" tUfywent out Vthe stafcl# and lodfaM at rm-a-Riitinin'. The colonel couldn't understand it, but he wrote his check for $50,000 and the papers were passed. Conscious of a queer sensation in the pit of his stomach, Kirby headed back for the stables tor a last farewelL Outside I*m-a- Runnin's stall he stopped dead still ai sight of Polly Hayden talking with his stable boy. HER EYES blazed at him. "So! The good loser. The man who can lose everything, who will have to spend the rest of his life paying his racing debts and still smile! Ob, what a fool. I've been!" "Wait a minute! Listen!" He caught at her arm bJt she jerkect away. He followed her out to he car. "IShi've got to listen," he satdM desperately, getting in beside her. "I only did it because I thought it would make you feel better. And it worked. I meant it when I said I was through with racing. I've sold I'm-a-Runnin' to Colonel Stratton. Look!" He held out the bill of sale and the check. She stared at him round-eyed. . frightened. "Oh, you shouldn't have! Kirby, yoo shouldn't! Tou'll never be able--I mean, you love horses. Any one can see that. Ten loved I'm-a- Itunnin'." ! "Not half as much as I love you." he told her soberly. He put his arm around her. "You believe that, don't you? You must believe it." "Darling, of course I do. And-* I am glad that you're going to be a respectable lawyer, only--only--'* - "Only what?" _ "Well, sometime, after we've boen respectable for a good long while, we'll buy another horse, won't we? A horse as great as I'm-a-Runnin'? 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