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c Public Pulse (All communications for this department matt be aigned by the writer, otherwise they will not be Af published. The Plaindealer mvile* its readers to express their tpinioni in these columns.) Plaindealer, "Public Pulse: An open letter to Mr. Daniels in •ItHwer to his lament of last week. N "Wrst, I would like to point out •that there are seve"n taverns in Lily Lake instead of ten. Then I want to go on record that I am ot opposed to limiting licenses, as In my opinion there are at least three too many there now for such small community. But elimination of. same should b* regulated by free enterprise. -This brings me down to my reasons for answering his letter. Namely this, there are other fabtors which do not contribute to business. Mr. Daniels came to Lily Iiake some three or four years ago and to my knowledge he has pot p elped in any way to help the club or the officers who came and worked hard to keep up to raise funds ' for keeping the lake and its .beaches in a clean and sanitary ^eoiulition. .i We are some forty-five miles west of Chicago a"ad the only attraction that Lily Lake has for anyone, transient or otherwise, is the lake. If that is' dirty and garbage accumulations are to he seen everywhere the cars also will pass »l>n to pleiisanter places. Rut people who live there hav» company. If it's worthwhile coming out that far they, too, like a little pleasure in the evening. Now as for a restaurant license to enable them tp Stay open later. We of the Lily Lake community I am sure could not object to people eating quietly after 1 a.m., but what we do object to is the loud singing after that hour that floats through the air and gives Uiightmares to those of us wfio like Pto sleep after that hour. 1 personally am neutral when It comes to taverns I believe in live and let live. But I want to &>w>il AUCTION ANTON JAG0I»ZINSliI William H. Rassel and William B. Sulllvaa, Auctioneers LOCAL LEGISLATOR SEEKS REELECTION ON HIS PAST RECORD Itfint out to Mr. Daniels and the others, too, who make their living from the public that if he would cooperate more with the community that not only would t^elp his business but the community might help him in his fight to -limit the licenses and put over his Adea. Maybe he feels he doesn't need 131 y Lake. But I would like to point out to him there is no one as valuable as a good neighbor. For there comes a time to every man when be jneeds his community. order to have a friend you must Ml a friend. MRS. NETTIE SARLEY, Box No. 151 B. R.D. No. 2. Lily Lake McHenry, 111. Having sold my farm, and fully decided to quit farming, the under- , signed will sell at Public Auction j on the farm known as the Charles! Stein Farm 2 miles East of Har-1 vard on the St. Joseph-Mt. Auburn! C e m e t e r y R o a d ; 2 m i l e s E a s t o f ; Route 14 at Great Western Oil Station; 3 miles West of Alden; and 10 miles Northwest of Woodstock, on Friday, March 24th 1950 * at 12:30 the following described persona) property, towit: LIVESTOCK 2 "Brood Sows; Feeding Pigs FEEl) 800 bales of alfalfa hay; 400 bu. oats: 300 bu. corn; .3 tons baled straw. - p MACHINERY McCormick Deering M Tractor and cultivator, 3 yrs. old; 3 bottom 14" Trtctor Plow; 2 row tractor corn planter; McCormick Deering No. 62 Combine; McCormick Deering Hay Baler; Case Mower; McCormick Deering Manure Spreader; Side delivery Rake; Rubber tired wagon, hay rack and box; 6'° grain drill with grass seed attachment; McCormick Deering Corn planter; McCormick Deering corn binder, carrier and bundle loader; 1946 Dodge lVj ton truck, run only 10,000 miles; Granddad permit; 50" drive belt and other small belts; Scales; 1940 Chevrolet Sedan; Wash tank and heater; Universal Milking machine, pipe line and motor. HOTKEHOLl) FI RNITrRE Kitchen cabinet; Zenith Radio; Dining table and 4 chairs and buffet; Kitchen table and 3 chairs; Cookstove; 4 burner oil stove; 3 piece bedroom set; Double wick oil burner; 2 9x12 linoleum rugs; Dressers, tables, and other household articles too numerous to mention. Not Responsible For Accidents TERMS--Credit will" be extended by payment of 25% in cash, with balance payable monthly in six installments at 6% after proper arrangements for credit are made. No finance or carrying charge will be added to purchase price. Anton Jagodzinski, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF - WOODSTOCK. Clerking Member Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. m The American Press Magazine has completed a nationwide poll of editors in rural communities, showed the following trends in sentiment: 90 percent wanted reduction of federal employment, 62 percent wanted repeal of luxury taxes, 85 percent wanted simplification of income taxes, 59 percent were opposed to increasing social security benefits, 54 percent favorjfced a cut in foreign aid. 64 percent flavored a cut in farm subsidies, and 39 percent favored a cut in income' taxes only if the federal budget -can be balanced; 57 percent want the Taft-Hartley law to stand as it Is, 26 percent wanted it more stringent and only 5 percent wanted its repeal. BEG YOIR PARDON Brita Bjorkman was the freshman student who appeared in the recent talent show of her class, not Rita Bjorkman as mentioned in last week's issue of the Plaindealer. State Representative Thos. A. Bolger, a well known local rerident. has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for State Representative. Representative Bolger is completing his tenth term in that position. During bis long^ service in the legislature he has' been active in the support of legislation for the public schools and for the public welfare in general. Perhaps the outstanding act' of his entire legislative career was the effective aid he gave in securing legislation that made possible the building of the Lake County Tuberculosis Sanitarium. In order to finance the biulding of the sanitarium, it was necessary to amend the Tuberculosis Law. At the request of the trustees of the sanitarium district, Representative Bolger went to Springfield to ask the late Governor Horner to include in the call for a special session of the legislature that was then impending, a provision that the law might be amended. Governor Horner complied with the request, and when the special session convened. Representative Bolger co-sponsored a Bill which passed the legislature and became law. As a result, the Lake County Board of Supervisors was able to issue bonds to the amount of gome $250.- 000 which together with a grant of over $300,000 from the Federal Public Works " Administration made it possible to complete the sanitarium. This institution, one of the finest of its kind fa the country, is available for the treatment of patients from McHenry County as well as Lake. Locally, Representative Bolger, through the aid and influence of Senator Lucas, was largely responsible, In providing for city-wide delivery of mail in McHenry. Mr. Bolger states that his campaign is based not on any special promise for the future but rather on his record of the past. RcaCbe Want" Ads* FLOOR TILE ASPHALT and RUBBER also . PLASTIC WALL TILE J. M. STANGARONE 661-J-l or 196-R McHenry, 111. o. WE ARE NOW OPEN AROUND THE CLOCK HOME COOKING HOME-MADE PIES and CAKES SPECIAITIES CHOP SUEY ITALIAN SPAGHETTI DELlhC . CHEESEBURERS and HAMBURGERS We Cater To Clubs and Parties HAMMOND ORGAN RUTH SMITH, Propietor Rt. 31, Corner Front and Main Streets McHENRY, ILLINOIS ... M.B.C. News God gave «s a blessed day at the Bible church Sunday. Especially fine was the singing of the Andrewsons from Chicago in the evening service. The Andrewsons from Woodstock were welcome guests along with Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Nielsen of Lily Lake. For the Easter season is upon us. Our Sunday School Easter program will take place from 10 a.m. to 12 noon ton Easter Sunday, April 9. The children are busy learning their pieces for that great evfent. We hope that you who read this column will join "us with the children and their parents on this greatest of all days that points back to the glorious resurrection of Jesus Christ from death. Truly He is a risen Savior. As He lives so we, who know Him and trust Him, will live also. Last Monday we had a'profitable time at the Brooks home as* the future of the Sunday School work was planned. We're planning a daily vacation Bible School right after school is out iind> also a touchers training class. We invite all who are interested ift enrolling in the latter to write us at once. P. 0. Box 232, McHenry, 111. Remember prayer meeting every Wednesday at 8 P.M. with Bible Study in the Book of Philippines Next Sunday will be a Sunday of Prayer. The morning message will be, "Teach Us To Pray." The evening message , "Answered Prayer." The Osterberg family will be back V) sing for ub all day. Come and bring your friends. "You're always welcome here." * DONALD G. LIBERTY, ®dv. Pastor Economists for the Department I all the economists were laid end of Agriculture recently made a ' to end in a straight line, their opmistake of forty million bushels i inions would still point in all in estimating the potatoe crop, which calls to mind this famous quip of the late Will Rogers: "If HIGHWAY TRAVEL More than twelve billion dollars is spent annually by automobile tourists, according to the Chicago Motor Club Travel Bureau. Highway travel is credited with building Scores of important resort areas arid new towns and with developing healthy competition for travel business among cities and states. VOTE FOR FOR SEPTIC TANKS & CESSPOOLS! J ClSSfOO*- /oSonioN^j M A K E Y O U R P R I V A T E S E W E R A G E S Y S T E M A WELL B A L A N C E D U N I T • Starts Septic Action • Stimulates Bacteria e Eliminates Odors FOR SALE RffiGWOOD MOC STORE STORE .FIXTURES MERCHANDISE Doing Good Business "Terms Can Be Arranged- S.W. BROWN Ringwood. 111. Phone Richmond 651., teria and they work and reproduce by the millions to convert sludge into liquid. If your cesspool or septic tank is too small for your requiren.jnts,u«e Conditioner and see results. 3, 6, 12. AND 30 LB. CONTAINERS •»*. Canadian Pat. Off. N. U.t: tat. Off. PotfKua Camp Cesspool and Septic Tank Conditioner works on a new and proven principle. It starts septic oction immediately. It corrects the chemical structure of the material in the cesspool or septic tank. It feeds the bac- VYCITAL'S HARDWARE 132 GREEN STT 4 * SHEET METAL SHOP PHONE 98 directions." Prescribe for The Piaindeater. verything's new about... SNew miracle formula --made to last longer, dry faster, set harder with a higher gloss! Chen Yu is a genuine lacquer... extra safe, extra protective, extra beautiful! For fingertips that stay lovelier longer, the new word is Chen Yu/ New--12 fashion-cued colors-- brighter, clearer, smarter. New functional'finger-rest container with finger-guide brush for quick, \ easy application. ** ^ Chen Yu Nail Lacquer, 601 (plus tax). : Longer-fasting, it's a genuine lacquer Nye Drug Store JOSEPH X. WAYffH* Attorney-at-Iaw 809 Waukegan Road (BFD 'Bi WEST McHENRY, ILU Phone McHeary 402-W M. HIGHEST CASH PRICES paM Heart and Crippled Horses, Cattl* . and Hog*--Sanitary Power Lead- Ing--Tankage and Meat Scrap* far •• " I sale. Phones Arlington Height* 116 or Mcllqirj 314. Reverse v \ C harge*. Palatine Rendering 8err»* ^ff| Ice. * v, CHARLES S. PARKER. Attara*} (Joslyn & Parker) Office Hours: Wednesday Afternoons--1:00-5' Office--Koehr Supply Coaipaav, 542. M&rn Street, West MtHnc; I'hone--McHenry 486 Woodstock 1135 FOX ELECTRIC SERVICE • WONDER LAKE R. 1, RINGWOOI), ILL. Electric Wiring Motor Repair* ' Pumps Sold and Repaired TEL. WONDER LAKE MS Home Furniture Recovering - and-Repairing 20 years experience 7^ Phono Pistakee 551 -R-l ' . Y1CS UPHOLSTERY SKRYIC1 V ,RR. 1, Pistaqua Heights *'•" McHonry, III. VERNON KNOX Attorney-At-Law Cor. Green and Elm Sta., McHenry Yuesday and Friday Afternooaa Other Days By Appointment Phone McHenry 43 -- WANTED TO BUY -- We pay $6 to $25 for Old Horace, leas for down horses ;nd cattle. MATTS MINK RANCH Johnsburg - Spring Grove Rari Phone Johnsburg 314 CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD HOGS. HORSES AND CATTLV We pay phone chargea A. P. FREUND SONS Excavating Contractor* Trucking, Hydraulic and Crane Service -ROAD BUILDING-- , . Tel. «M-M McHearyl Of .DING-- \ McHenry] E, D. cj A Div. ol Rkiiard Hudniit E. E. PEASLEE, Chiropractor 180 S. (<reen St-, XclHB Office Hours, Dally ej -ep* Thursday t to 12 1:M to ft Von* Wed. aid FrL* ivnkr 7 to • Pho*** "•sHeary 2M-R 129 Riverside Drive McHenry •>•2 emu Open Letter to the Voters of McCullom Lake Wo wisli to inform you flint on Saturday - the 25th day of March, 11)50 will be the day on wliie'h you will oast your vote for tlio incorporation of McCullom Lake Estates as a village.- It lias been brought to the attention of the petitioner that numerous false and misleading statements have l>een made, by those wlui are +vf^M)st'<l and have not inquired into "the-- true facts concerning tbeinooriwratioq and benefits w'liich we feel will be derived therefrom. ff T iT T T ? T f T T T 4 It is the aim of the pelitioners to have a gOArcrning body/ whoever it shall be, to aid our community in the following: • , « i Maintenance and Regulation of Stre<ftta, Park ajid Beach. Regulation and Construction of Buihlinga and Zoning. . Protection of Public Health and Safety, Preservation-of Peace. ' » 1 - / Regulation and Licensing of Business. * 'Hie President and Trustees to be elected by the voters are to serve. without com- I>ensation for their services and for the good of the community. The Office of the Village Olerk will lie the only office which will receive a nominal fee for services rendered and will be «rovernctl by Ordinance. We feel that sucli a fee is justified because of tin* amount of work which is necessitated in fulfilling the duties of this office. ^ . It has come to our attention that many |>eople l>elieve that to become a Village it is necessary to have sidewalks, sewers, water systems' etc. We . wish to clarify and go on record in saying that the above utilities are not required. Any change or major improvement must be voted upon by the voters of this community, . . It has also lx'en rumored that our taxes would be increased excessively over our present, .county tax. This is a gross exaggeration. Thus far the Property Owners Association has carried on the maintenance of our poirimnnity and the cost has certainly not been where Hear the amount being falsely circulated, to warrant any major tax increase. The McCullom Lake Estates Subdivision has grown to a point w!here the Property Owner's Association is no longer able to carry on the much needed work in this community. We therefore feel that our oinlv solution to our problems will be to incorporate and have eyejYhodyfc share in the expense of. maintaining.our community.. T •v ? T T So lielp McCullom' Lake March On and vote YES! Property Owners Association of McCuBom Lake McHKNRY FLORAL CO. Phone 4t4 ~t>ne Mile Sooth of MeHeorjT On Route SI Flowers for all occaaiaaal FALL CLASSES OF 1NSTRITTION Karl F. Knauor, Trumpet Player, formerly with Anton Weeks, Caaa Lonia, Ray Noble, Griff Williaatn Chicago and Oriental Theatraa, organizing fall classes. Call Henry 533-J-1 for appointment interview. I"* ' ' n : a a »m a m • ft a •. *. w * -fr ». I Telephone No. 300 STOFFEL & REIHANSP: aaurance agents for all eii property in the beat com West McHenry. 1111--ia INSURANCE EARL R. WALSH Fire, Aato, Farm & Life inaara--a Representing """RELIABLE COMPANIES When yon need innranwi of any kind Phone 43 or 118-M liretn & Eli Mdtab Tel. Wonder Lake 411 DR. R. H. WATKINS Dentiat 'C --OBFice Hours-- Vaes.. Thurs., M la*. . 9 a. m. to S p. n. Evenings by Appointment Lookout Point Wonder Lake, IB FRANK S. HAT Trucking 3and--Black Dirt--Crushed Grtlf Light Excavating -- Liaw Truck for Hire Phone McHenry 580-M-l R-l McHenry AL'S WELDING AND REPAIR SERVICE (01 Main SL, McHenry Electric Portable Weldta* Acetylene WeldUig and Cutting ALEX "W/ WIRFS. Operator Phone 615-W-l or 404 M'HENRY, ILL. WILLIAM M. CARROLL, JR. Attorney-at-law llOVa Benton St. 4 Pkene Woodstock 1334 Woodstock, Illinoia DR. MARTI* K. STOMB fHIRAPEACTOS Office Corner frw* A Eta Tnes^ Thar*. Jk l^at. Tharsdays U i:30 Taesdajs and Saturdays to i Tel. McH^iir) 438 WELDINR Maintenance and Consti aitlaa Portable Equipment EL E. VANCE -- McHenry 61-J 909 South Green St, McHenry, IH Sand Lil VERN THELEN Trucking Gravel Black Dirt Truck for Hire *eL McHenry 588-R 2 or 58»-W-l Box 172. Rt. 1. McHenry 9:r m m m w m m m • »' a a a' • - a -.: 5"-, m * #•: W •; a . DR. H. S. F1KE Veterinarian 'hi Highway 31--Office aad H« Tel. McHenry 33 'Office Hours: I p. a. to 1 Except Thursdays Evenings by Appointment DR. R. DeROME -- Dentist -- -,-. •; 120 Green Street f Phoae 292-J MeHeary « Office Hoars: 10 a. ta 4 Jk except Wednesday. Office tlllH all day Wednesday. ; Evealagj by appelafati -A'- % i* <•% m