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a wechlag on taittIM near wt*., caused the death KwtfMt, 11 of Burpi • skull fractare tad othtr injuries. He never 'mataal cc aglow--. la the hospital. Harvard Karstadt Corn •utter- Three timet as iur ana as vonet copim|t suicide, according the the Britanolca Book of the Y*ar. Armlstfce Day Notice Business Men's Association that McHenry stores be closed on the afternoon of Armistice Day. McM#nry Business Mtn s Association ^ . Store Hours Committee fmm Ui pSjpSjS Wf SS5 pp "Why did you nsitoe the fciby* "Because h* was bora at f sura* mer resort hotel." -- . Maa la Trouble "Your honor, I was ndt Intoxicated." "But this officer says you wers trying to climb- a lamppost/' "I was, your honor. A couple of cerise crocodiles were following me, so who wouldn't undqr UtofiiY cumstances?" . rJUQtKgty' Office Koohr 8«|l| Co*paay, MS Mkkr Street; %at McHenry Fho-- MtiHsmy 486 ' Wsodatosh 1195 COMMBHTS (William Tammeus. Form Advisor) Mm, A&R0 Dfttl Mr|, Joseph Asro, 33 Island Lake passed away her home following a . . i , ' , | illness. She is survived by her vac- |jUBband; - d.„gh«r . ^iil^ekaged Me* recent . survey in SO last week at! shows that more aild more grocery I • __ • _ _ MIA *IJ»A aM lingering •'l - j • -----, • •iv •• r'V* -v.. WEST McHENRY, ILL. Saturday TURKEYS -- DOCKS -- •a Rs Volunteers are mighty important to the V. S. Savings Bonds "Program. Daring the fall when farmers are bringing in their harvests, an oatstanding groap of U.S. Savings Bonds volunteers will be traveling the country telling people about Bonds. These volunteers are tbe cartoonists who draw your favorite comic strips and they will put on a show In connection with a Treasury Department sponsored art exhibit, "20,000 Tears of Cemlcs," In several American cities. They are freely giving of their time and effort to continue telling their readers that U/8. Savings Bonds are the safest aad best investment la tbe world. U.S. Trtiuairr Drpartmemt Platter Patter (XNNBt 50* FOX KLBCT&IC SERVICE WONDER LAKE " R. 1. RING WOOD. ILL. RMrle Wiring Motor Repairs Pumps Said and Repaired TEL. WONDER LAKE 402 , VERNON KNOf Attorney-At-Latf* . ' Cof oreen and Elm 8ts., McHenry Tutsriay and Friday Afternoons Other Days By Appointment Phone McHenry 43 -- WANTED TO BUY -- We nay $6 to $25 for Old Horses, tea« for down horses and cattle. MATT'S MINK RANCH John<*hurc - Spring Grove Road P^-one Joqnsburg 314 C.VI I. AT ONCE ON DEAD HOG*. HORSES AND CATTLE We pay phone charges Read the Wjant^ Adte, The sign read: "Dinner, 50 cents. V^ith chicken, 75 cents.'-' "Let's go in here. Mabel," said he to the girl friend. "They made a reduction for two." ;'l Order your rubber atamps at The 'Plaindealer,". ' ' : " Tel. Auto Radiator Service HAMXL'S GARAGE now has a complete set of test tanks, boil out tanks and flush out system. If your radiator needs work done, roding out, boiling out, flushing out or repairing, new cpres or rebuilt radiators. Phone 682-W.2 Bout* H. S. 12 Volo, Illinois Bill Ring, the Radiator Man HAMIL'S GARAGE Phone? 862-W-2 Route U. S. 12, Volo, Illinois ... -K3* A. P. KREUND SON8> : ca v a ting Contractors ^r^Trilcking, Hydraulic "• and Crane Service --ROAD BUILDING-- S04-M McHenry, III. E» £. irLA-HLkk, !#«&•, ' Chiiropractor ISO 8. l.'reen St, McMenry Office Honrs, Dally except Thursday * to IS 1:80 to fi Mon„ Wed. and Frl„ Evenings 7 to 9 Phone McHenry 292-R » McHENRY FLORAL CO. Phone 404 One Mile South of McHenry On Route 31 Flowers for all occasions! FALL CLASSES OF INSTRUCTION Karl F. Knauer, Trumpet Player, cinated for shipping fever in Texas before shipping, giving serum only, and they Came through in excellent shape. This practice is recommended now by the college. The Illinois crop reporting service says that 81.9 percent of the oats grown in northwestern Illinois was In Clinton in 1949. Next was Mindo, with 5.7 per cent; Marion, 4.7 percent; Columbia, 4.3 percent, with a sprinkling of Benton. Ajax, Vicland, and Bonda. "Keep Your Hands Where They Belong" is the advice of the college of agriculture to farmers nowdays. Of course, they had cornpickers in mind. To date, five new cooperators have been signed in the Furni Bureau farm management project in McHenry county to start 1950. They are Ray Nevel, Gavden Prairie; Luke Oberwtse, Harvard; James Watson, Union; Owen Richardson, Spring Grove; nnd Lyle Johnson. Harvard. This will make a total of thirty-six. Potatoes got the name SPUD from the initials of an organization that was set up in England to get people not to eat them. It was called the Society for the Prevention of Unclean Diet. This was in Sir Walter Raleigh's time. An interesting slant on the Brannon plan was brought- out by on Illinois legislator wook in conference with some farmer friends of mine. XVhen asked how it was to be paid for, he said he had been through all the tax laws and the only constitutional way it could be paid for would be by processing taxes--by income tax would be unconstitutional. Seeing through ft we conclude it was a method to woo both labor and agriculture--high prices for farmers and cheap food for labor with the farmer paying the bill. Let's walife up farmers--Santa Claus Is still just for kids and he comes only at Xmas. It is a plan for complete government control of farmers with them paying the bill. It's cheaper to have a free market and be your own boss. I sat next to "Miss Vermont" in the meeting at Swanton. She had 7, and her mother, Mrs. Ann EJ. Lahbic, all of Island Lake: also two brothers. Her father, Adolph Lahbic, preceded her in death about one year ago. Funeral seryr ices were held Wednesday morning at Brookfleld, where the family resided before coming to Island Lake to make their home. and dry edible beans and peas they sell be packaged in transparent film. - * • 4 '* i The "Big Inch" is a pip# ttntf 24 inches in diameter and 1M||< miles long, carrying cruda.oB fWGf Texas to Pennsylvania. v PITZEN'S NURSERY > Corner Wilson Rd. Mid 111. Rt. 120 - * ~ 2- Miles -East- -of- V9I0 ===== -. EVERGREENS / SHRUBS TREES , LANDSCAPING J - Rdute Two Routfd Lake, 111. 7 k \ At Round Lake 3670 Ifoyr.mme. rlRy gwv ith Antonn Weeks, Casa been to Atlantic Citv ia«/ .r-itt wiiiio™., ". ..l". Auantic City la^t SLEEP CTkIC BLANKET* h m Loma, Ray Noble, Griff Williams, Chicago and Oriental Theatres, organizing fall classes. Call McHenry 533-J-l for appointment and interview. Telephone No. 300 STOFFEL & REIHANSPERGER insurance agents for all classes of property in the best companies. West McHenry, Illinois INSURANCE » EARL R. WALSH Ante, Firm « Lite insuranec . R e p r e s e n t i n g REUABLE COMPANIES When you need insurance ' of any kind • Phone 43 or 118-M Elm^ . ,McHenry Tel. Wonder Lake 418 DR. R. H. WATKINS Dentist Office Hours-- Tues., Thuri., a Sat. 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Evsnings by Appointment Lookout Point Wonder Lake, 111. FRANK S. MAY Trucking 3and--Black Dirt--Crushed-Gravel Light Excavating -- Limestone Truck for Hire Phone McHenry 580-M-l R-l McHenry AL'S WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE '< Ml Main St., McHenry Electric Portable Welding Acetylene Welding and Cutting ALEX W. WIRFS, Operator Phone 6I5-W-1 or 464 M'HENRY, ILL. WltLrAM M. CARROLL, Attomey-at-Iaw lioy, Benton St. line Woodstock l^M Woodstock, Illinois JR. DS. MARTIN R. STONE CHIROPRAtTOR Offitti Coiaer Green A Elm Thes* Thurs. k Sat. %•( Thursdays 9:S0 to K:S0 Tuesdays and Saturdays to 8 TeL McHenry 488 U» •lectrlc blanket can do wonders to improve sleeping comfort, under any circumstances. No matter what kiad of bed you have, you'll find the gentle even warmth of an electric blanket will send you off to sleep id a matter of inmates. When you sleep electrically you need only one blanket. „ . replacing all your old-fashioned bedcovers and giving you warmth without weight. You won't waken with the ffcelihg tftat you've been moving a mountain of coveri all night. .. you'll feel Refreshed and Belated. No matter how the temper. fture dips an a winter night, an electric Blanket, comforter or sheet will keep you just as warm as you like. You just set the control and it automatically adjusts to changing temperatures. „ Electric bedcovers come in a variety of colors and styles . . you, can choose the one tiiat best fits your need*. ^ WELDING Maintenance and Construction Portable Equipment K. E. VANCE -- McHenry 61-J M9 South Green St., McHenry, lit. Saad Gravel Limestone VERN THELEN Trucking 10 DAY TRIAL OFFER . try a General ^Electric Automatic, , Blanket in your own home for 10 night,, there ,s no obligation. If you are hot completely satisfied, you may return the blanket. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT . . balanc* pJvi matt carrybtg c.h org* payable in con- PUBLIC SERVICE BUnkt illustrated h Gever,ml' Electric's double bfd, single control model PB12A1, priced at $44.99. Other electric bodcovers Jrom $39.95. - i Black Dirt Track for Hire T«L HcHehry 888-B-2 or B88-W-1 Box 172, Rt. 1, McHenry ®R. H. S. FIKE Veterinarian Si--Office and House . 3 1 Office Hours: 1 p. m. to 2 p. m. Dt Thi ' , TVMnANUU Oa Highway SI--Offici Te>. McHenry -- summer t6 try for Miss America. She was called to the stage and everyone applauded to beat the band. I misunderstood and thought the chairman said Miss McDermott. On the way home after the, meeting I asked our host what was the significance of Miss McDermott. He explained, but it was too late then. I spent one afetrnoon with County Agent McRoberts of St Albans, visiting with E. S Brigham and his herdsman, Saesar Qulnotte, On the Brigham Jersey farm. Mr|. Brigham. almost. 80, Is verv spry nnd intensely interested in better farming. Such Jerseys-- 120 cows in milk now. I'll bet they average 1,000 pounds in stZQ and every udder perfect. Hehr average last year was 588 pounds butterfat. This farm of about 1,000- acres is in the Lrtke Chaniplain valley and irf Very heavy, poorly drained, clay. He started with Ladino clover fourteen years ago and finds it his only dependable legume. Alfalfa grows on some land he has been able to drain with tile every few yards. His Ladino- IIls Ladino-brom pastures are just like a carpet. We just don't see pastures like that s here, because they have to have a more moist cool climate. The chief difference between their soil and our clay subsoil type soil, from all appearances, is that we have a six inch layer of wind deposited brown to black soil on top which they lack. Brigham had thirty acres of corn this year which he put in the siio. It was a hybrid variety developed in Maine. * Welcome To s ResCuuruTii *p- 138 N. Riverside Drive. McHenry, 111 Phone 425 > Open Every Day From 11- a.m. . Closed Monday!-v * We Serro 1,, Breakfast, Lunches and Dinners "Try Our Delicious Sunday Dinners" Turkey - Chicken - Steaks - Sea Pood Rtc. "First Class Pood" ^ "Moderate Prices'" 'Nice Service" r "HAVfcN T HAD A FIRE SINCE I STARTED KEEPING MY FURNACE IN GOOD HEALTH/ WATIQWM SO MO Q. . EARL R. WALSH INSURANCE Need rubber Btamps? The Plaindealer. Order SB TM FOLKS THIS FAU....ITS Except Evenings by tiursdaya Appointment DR. R. DeROMB ' -- Dentist -- . 120 Green Street Phone 292-J McHenry Office Hours: 10 a. m. to & p. m. 3cent Wedaesday. Office closed I day Wednesday. Evenings by appointments only. JOSEPH X. WAYNNB Attorney-at-lsw 9§9 Waukogsn Rosd (RFD Box 1) WEST McHENRY, ILL. Phone McHenry 492-W AND YOtftt FIND GREYHOUND BIST, MOST ECONOMICAL, FOR fVCItY KIND OF TRIP I One Round Way Trip $ .25 $ .4& .75 13o .#•> l.*i'i i.(M> m I 1.05 l.»(> 1.00 IJW 1-151 .S>~> .46 _ .55 LOO .M0 1.45 .75 1.S6 1.10 8.00 2.05 1.70 7^0 19M Waueonda l»es 1'laines .. Melrose Park Maywood Oak Park .... Howard St. .... Chicago 5 Richmond ..... Lake (iieneva Delavan Elkhorn White Water Madinn Minneapolis . Plus U. S. Tax GREYHlOlTND TERMINAL 101 Elm Street Plione 104-H G R E Y H O U N D Send your holiday greetings to all your friends far and "near. We have a gay and gala selection of greeting cards, certain to reflect your good taste. For an added impressive touch, let us print your name on the cards you choose. Hint^he sooner you make your choice the less chance there is of ing any one. ' * ' 1 PRICES RANGE FROM $1 per box of 25 cards Make a visit to this office and see the wonderful showing of Christmas Cards we have to offer. i McHENRY PLAINDEALER