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The day >*• come when men who are goto* to farm should have more of V^fcn education to do the job right. |Phey not only have' to know how to do a thing, but why it should be '•#odie and why things in science thappen the way they do. This is • ©ecessary to M efficient and in • the American system only the efficient survive. - A business institution in the ,|fcouilty doing business mainly with farmers has a stake in the future fftlciettcy of those farmers. --• Commencement the day with graduations coming ftp Nowdays. The word is Well fiP*" nt: taken, because it is the commence- •*ent of the education process of the individual! Schooling merely „ prepares one for better accept- % *nce of that education. j|£';' Build a better mouse trap and f the world will beat a path to your ioor" is all hooey according to an ' - authority on hybrfH corn breed- ; ... . Ing. He said, "IftpRl good hybrids Could be undressed so that their Jtedigrees could be seen there "•£ Would be very little difference in %r:" Any of them." He said an honest "'T- effort Is made to sell hybrids on !' an open pedigree basis so the farmer could select his hybrid ac- 0.' wording to the inbreds it contained, *l»w" very few farmers learned to Identify the inbreds. About everyl> ody that did went into the grow- > Ing of hybrids on a secret pedigree basis. f" }^,.i Now hybrids are sold by the „ ' Companies getting many loc&l farj.' - Jner dealers who prevail on their |j!- fieighbors, friends and relatives to %/•'" buy from them. Mr. Farmer adds Jmuch to the cost of his .seed each '4r ^y«*r by failing to learn or refus in* to leant to identify the in- |&4r "breds which make up a good hy- ^ brid. It costs a lot of money to have a'-l tlie of lccal dealers we have today and the farmer pays the bill. Jud Mason, I.A.A. milk marketins director, says four things have changed the milk marketing tremendously in recent years. They are 1, A change from cream to whole milk marketing making it necessary to handle a{l the skim milk that used to stay on the farm; 2, Uniform health ordinances the country -over. 3. Paper bottles make it possible to ship milk, ready to drink great distances; 4, Refrigeration. Perhaps butter will some day have,* to be dropped from the milk pricing 'formula or the formula changed. There cannot continue to be the wide difference in price of butter and oleo regardless of what we might like to think. * Henry Simes, Hebron, says hie, Moore barley ma<i|e 56 bushels last year. George Richardson, Spring Grove, has Vagner Frank-Jensen, one of six JVlarshall Plan Danish farmers on his. farm for the summer, these men are sponsored by , the American Farm Bure-ail Federation and the Illinois Agricultural As soefcvtion, as part of the Marshall. Plan program to share American farming know-how with farmers from other countries. "America is big" he says. He saw more cars ifi one parking lot in Chicago than are in all Denmark. We will see weed spraying by helicopter in McHenry county this year. The Chicago Northwestern made a contract with the Fabick Aircraft company to spray their right-of-way with Esteron brush killer this summer, beginning June 15. This mixture is about two-thirds 2-4-D and onethird 2-4-5-T. El wood Howell, Woodstock, has wonderful results from last year's permanent pasture renovation. At least 10 to 1 carrying capacity right across the fence from old bluegrass he didn't tear up. This work was done a year ago and consisted of discing and spring tooth on bluegrass sod and then sowing a mixture of alfalfa sweet clover, ladino and brome. Paul try 8tady tPouhrymen who gathered lf|i three or more times a day, kept layers confined, and kept no males in the laying flock had higher quality eggs than poultrymen who did not follow these practices, according , to a recent study of poultry farms in the Northeast. ^ Thin, but Efficient The film of palm oil on the finished hot dipped tin plate used in making "tin cans" is so thin that it can barely be seen with the naked eye. It is five times thicker than the average coating of tin on steel. Mississippi River Fishing The upper Mississippi river is an important source of fish for the states along its banks with commercial fishermen taking more than 8,000,000 pounds in a year worth about $700,000 and sport fishermen in a quarter million fishing trips bagging more than a million fish, the Upper Mississippi river conservation committee announces. Oregon's Forests Oregon's millions of acres of forests, which add vast expanses of sylvan beauty to scenic allure, produce annually up Jo seven billion feet of timber or 23 per cent of the nation's lumber production. The three Pacific coast states produce 34 par cent. Modern 'RaO-SpUttKi* To test new cutting tools, engineers whittle cast iron "logs" weighing half a ton into millions of iron chips. The cutting tools then are examined under a microscope for wear. Grass Silage The value of molasses to speed up fermentation and prevent fitrtllaire hi frrnss silage Is definitely proven. SAK-0-LAS8ES contains .•»."»% heavy cane molasses in pellet form* does not harden or become a sticky mess In blower or pipes. SAK-O-LASSES is an exclusive Archer-Daniels product made specifically for silage--flows like shelled corn. It gives .you all of the advantages of liquid molasses with none If Its disadvantages. Economical and easy to handle. Delivery direct from cars -- Place your order now. McHENRY MILLS, INC. McHESRY, ILL. PHONE 81S punrosAUft Tfamday, Juno 1,1900 K. C. NOTES Next Meeting > It is a good idea tp #£op occasionally along the rouM for a look at the road map. to aiake certain that we are headjttg in the /^'angementi If right direction. Along tjjteiro lines, the G. K. will give his analysis of the year's activities. Once again we are about to select the ,men who will continue to guide the destiny of our council ffklong its proper course. The cbufgiig meeting on next Thursday,' June 8, will be one at which the annual election of officers will take place and should, consequently, be the best attended of any during the entire year. It is imperative that we fulfill our duty as members to be present at this most important meeting. The extent of our program for the coming year will be measured'ttrt - the leadership a&d capabilities of the men we select as administrators of all council policies. Plan to attend and show yon are interested in the affairs of our council. Immediately following the meeting, Custodian Joe Guszardo will have some mighty fine refreshments to complete the evening. So lets have a lar#e attendance on this night. Third Degree On Sunday, June 11, at $ p.m., McHenry council candidates will witness the exemplification of the third degree. The GK has made with Waukegan council for ' the initiation .of a class of about ten fine young men who recently became first and second '.degree members of our council. This is . an important event in the life of knighthood of these -men and all knights who conveniently can should be present to welcome them across the threshold. Detailed information at our meeting next Thursday night. That Uncle Mike! He says Adam and Eve started this world, and Atom and Evil could end it! • G'BYE. Or The your rubber stamps at aindealer. I i ' I: , Tarpaulins * '• ' • Canvas Goods Large Selection of Materials ORDEB EARLY Specializing in Store and Residence Awnings "McHENRY AWNING CO. Pbone McHenry 571-W-2 Thos. Thonneson, Prop/ DIED BY HANttlNti A coroner's Jury returned, a verdict of accidental strangulation by hanging last week at an inquest ft» the Death of Charles E. Drendel, Naperville, who was found dead in the bed room of his home by a brother, William, 11. Charles and William had been physical culture enthusiasts for the last two years and worked out daily on bars in their yard and in their home. The .boys had rigged up one bar in a. doorway of their bedroom and practiced arm raises and other feats to strengthen their muscles. Charles is believed to have experimented with some new trick. ... - Elementary More children are now enrolled in the elementary schools of the United. States, than ever before in historj^: " v C.. - Order your rubber stamps at The Plaindealer. DOGS POISON RH Elgin police have been checking drug store records in an effort to uncover a clue which might lead to the identity of the person responsible for the poisoning of seven valuable dogs in the west-side residential area. Raymond Howard, of 128 Vine St., brought the case to police attention- after his dog had been poisoned. In most instances, the food containing the poison was tossed to the dogs while they were tied up on the property of their owners. ,Meot Repellents, Mmures of repellents developed by the armed services during World War II underwent controlled tests in regard to possible poisoning and irritation of the skin. As a result of such work, repellents available now are not likely to irritate the skin. Renew that subscription to the Plaindealer now! on Nippersink Creek Northi end of . . . WONDER LAKE at Bridge We have added to ont fegular menu «t i, Steak, Lobster Tail. . f SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP fomnlete dinners served < to t pjn. Tuesday thru Frldfjr. Hatarday 6 to It p.nu, Sunday 1 to 8 p.nb Ala Carte Orders Anytime o- We Cater skftTMAt -- ©ORDOpI FOSBUM at the Piano. ^ ~ Phone Richmond 312 \Wi HAVt IT COME IN" TODAY I ' VEt MONEY! WITH THE EXCLUSIVE |V\£stin0hous<? $?•¥'> > t '--? r~. --;--" f "»-- FIRST YOU WEIGH No more Just weigh clothes on the Weiffh-to* Save Door. THIN YOU SAVK Set Water Saver WMm ft to load size shown on the Indicator-- "small", "medi? um","regular us*®*0**:. % * I *>] ptjj®A $ Omf WMMnghMM Oi«M Ym TICAL ffTWINS'f art ef WASHOAY CblUt Dryw nehui11 c viViot vow m , |08EPH X. WAYNNM Attor»ey-at-law m Waakacan Road (RFD B f i l | WEST McHENRY. ILLw^r * y, Phone McHeary 49S-W HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid Dead and Crippled Horses, Cattk and Hogs--Sanitary Power Load> lag--Tankage aad Meat Scraps tm sale. Phones Arlihgtoa Heights IIS or McHcury S14. Reverse Charges. Ml*la« lately Mr?* Ice. CHARLES S. PARKER, Atteraef (Joslyn ft Parker) | Office Hours: ® Wednesday Afternoons--1:00-5 :#f Office--Koehr Supply Compaay( 542 Mafn Street, West McHenry. Ihone--McHenry 486 Woodstock 11S5 FOX ELECTRIC SERVICE WONDER LAKE R. 1. RINGWOOb, ILL. Electric Wiring Motor Re[ Pumps Sold and Repaired TEL. WONDER LAKE 402 Home Furniture Recovering and Repairing 20 years experience Phone Pistakee 651-R-l TIC'S UPHOLSTERY SERVICE RR. 1, Pistaqua Heights McHenry, 111. VERNON KNOX Attorney-At-Law Oor. Green and Elm Sts., McHenry! Tuesday and Fridav Afternoons Other Days By Appointn Phone McHeary 43 -- WANTED TO BUY We pay $6 to $25 for Old Horace leas for down horses snd cattkb MATTS MINK RANCH Johnsburg - Spring Grove Road Phone Johnsburg 314 CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD HOGS. HORSES AND CATTLL We pay phone chargea • A. P. FREUND SONS Excavating Contractora Trucking, Hydraulic and Crane Service i^ROAD BUILDING-- Tel. S94-M 7 McHenry, III E. E. PEASLEE, D. C. Chiropractor " 1S9 S. Green St, McHenry < Office Honrs, ' Dally ex?epi Thursday ' « to 13 1:80 to 6 Mob* Wed. and FrL, Eveataf? 7 to • Phors Kaflenry SM-R McHENRY FLORAL CO. Phone 404 4)|te Mile South of McHsaury On Route SI Flowers for all occasions I STOFFEL & REIHANSPftR&A* '•aurance agents for all claasea al property in the best companies. , West McHenry, Illiaoia Telephone Ns. SN It's another Westinghouse FIRST for the famous Laundromat Automatic Washer. --the exclusive WEIGH-TO-SAVE DOOR i that assures savings of hot water, soap and money. Laundromat, among the first to; take the work out of washday, now takes the GUESSWORK out, too--and it's as simple as 1-2-3: 1 1. You WEIGH clothes on the Weigh-1 to-Save Door 2. You READ load size on Indicator 3. Ygu SET the Water Saver Add soap--Set the control--That's al/ You're free of washday work! £ m?wm iON.PSOOF! ur US DEMOHSTRATE THI LAUNDROMATI] CAREY ELECTRIC SHOP ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS enry 251 McHenry Hinois VWI CAM lake advantage of sensational free trial offer C . .^use an Electric Dehumidifier for five days and prove to yourself how it will protect against moisture damage. Don't let high humidity take its cosdy toll. A Dehumidifier will present rusting of home workshop tools, end that musty smell in your basement or utility room, and keep mold and mildew Aut of your recrea(M)n room. The Frigidaire Electric Dehumidifier is completely automatic. All you have to do is plug it | into afey convenient «ije<^ric*l outlet, and it's installed! There are no messy chemicals to buy or replace, no heaters or electrical coils to worry about. The Frigidaire Dehumidifier is always clean, A ftw of t/m us•< for an Ehetric Dthumidifif MUWflOVI RUWII Use your basement recreottoa room all year 'round. A Dehumidifier makes room completely comfortable in summer months--prevents mildew and «H. i . . --------- Tiiv rnpami* ^ Electric Dehumidifier; wHh famous > Meter MUer Mechanism; Removable contaioer catches water and has capacity of 214 flallent. SMALL DOWN PAYMINT-- balance payable in easy terms on your monthly Service Bill. See year Heme Worirsfiqfl Protect those tools in your basement workshop. Corrosion due to high jj_2fHMnW*y M doesn't happen when you have a Dehumidifier. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS I Storm Window* Om't |«t "sweat" doud your show windows, florists' shops or other ' stores with this trouble COO dear their windows ^ with a Dehumidifier. No etore dampness problem after you plug In a Dehumidifier. Fresh paint, plaster and new csmeet floors dry quickly INSURANCE EARL R. WALSH Ftie, Auto, Farm & Life insaraaas Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES ^ When you need insurance " •f any kindl Phone 43 or 1I8-M Ureen & Elm McHear* -- -- • -- m WL R. H. WATKINS Dentist ~ --Office Hours-- **" Tues., Thurs., Ac Bat. -wr" 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tel. Wonder Lake 418 Evenings by Appointment • _ Lookout Point Wonder L»ke,'1H™ • FRANK S. MAY | Trucking 3and--Black Dirt--Crushed Griff Light Excavating -- Limestaes Truck for Hire Phone McHenry S80-M-1 R-l McHenry ,•< AL'S WELDING AND REPAIR ITf';': SERVICE < . 601 Main St., McHenry V Bectric Portable Welding Acetylene Wcldiag and Cutting ALEX W. WIRFS, Operatv -- Phene 615-W-l or 4U M'HENRY. ILL. ; WIUJJI HI. CARROLL, A. Attorney-at-law 110y2 Benton St. Phone Woodstock 1M1 Woodstock, Illinois DR. MARTIN R. STONl ^ CHIROl'EACTOR Lir Office Corner Green 4 Bhf Tues., Thnrs. k Mat. n Tharsdays V:S0 U 6sW »: Tuesdays and Saturdays to • Tel. McHenry U» 1 WELDING [ Maintenance and CoostrnctJjn Portable Equipment H. E. VANOE -- McHenry BljJ X> South Green St.. McHenry- 111 Sand Limeatane VERN THELRN J) Tracking # Gravel Black pjrt ' Truck for Hire , ^eL McHenry 588-R-2 or 588-W-l Box 172. Rt. 1. McHenry ' . DR. H. S. FIKR ^ Veterinarian Oa Highway 31--Office and Haaas Tel. McHenry 31 ' *Wice Hours: 1 p. m. to 2 p. M Except Thursdays Evenings by Appointment mi. R. DeROMB -- Dentist -- ISO Green Street Mono 292-J McHenH^ Office Hoars t 10 a. m. to & p. ss. except Wednesday. Office clasaM all day Wedaesday. Imhii by appalaf anta cafe