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WISCONSIN H"i't«' 8' !'»»<• Hi t I t MIIIH DOWN ON DRIVING wrnmm. raimi«iks>'4 « , 'r vp'V * f 1 . . r ' ' - u - • ' > ; £ ? > : --: ••• ^v';- Vacation botind nKbtorlflts arc warned to stick to the "letter of laws" ta southern Wis- LflESe the strtct speed and driving iAV enforcement which has effectively reduced traffic deaths in CMeago during the last year, Wis- OOMtn is tackling its growing traffic death toll by* a state-wide "damp-down", the Chicago durtec the last year, Wisconsin is tackling its growing traffic death toll by a state-wide "clamp-down", the Chicago Moton Club advised Its 2S<M)00 members. Tihs move in the summer vacation country, and particularly itf Walworth county where U.S. Routes 12 and 14 pour their carefree vacation traffic into the state. Is naturally .unpopular with ijiotortsts, the Motor Club pointed out. Numerous complaints have been filed by drivers protesting "over zealous" operations by police officers and "speed traps". However, <an investigation reported by Stuart B. I Wright, general manager of th^. American Automobile Association Wisconsin division, has disclosed no real "speed traps"? Many arrests are being made, he warns, and advises drivers to closely observe all traffic control signals. signs and road markings and adhere strictly to speed regulations. At the last session of the Wisconsin legislature a law was enacted restricting speeds on the open highways of the state to 65 miles an hour daring daylight hours, abd 55 lfi^p.h. after dark. Speeds through cities, towns and villages are also greatly restricted. Motorists must keep their speed . within the posted limits to keep out of trouble. The warning advises motorists to reduce speeds •in crossing the Wisconsin state line, to "avoid attempting to pass other vehicles and to drive carefully. , Read the Want Ads! City Conneil Proceedings SPECIAL MEETING June 26, 1950 All mcniMfers having been dulj notified, the City Council met fta special session at 8:00 P.M., Monday. June 26, 1950 with Mayor Freund presiding, for the purpose of receiving sealed material proposals on maintenance-of Arterial Street No. 5 (M.F.T.) (John Street.). Aldermen present: Altboff, Anderson, Freund, Rothermel, Theanes. Absent: Vycital. The following bid was received: Suburban Oil Cbmpany - $1693.50. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Freund, to accept the proposal of the Suburban Oil Company, in the amount of $1693.50, subject ftr, the approval of the State of Illinois Division of Highways. Motion car- <ed- ^Motion by Althoff. seconded by Thennes, to adjoutn. Motion carried: • GEORGE P, FREUND, EARL R. WALSH, f City. Qlerk. "... '-.y'- -- - t -- H a y T o C a l l s "< • Continue the feeding of hay to cows throughout the pasture season. The hay helps to slow up movement of the grass through the digestive tract, which enable#* the cows to make-much, better use of the nutrients in the gran,' Field Moase The field mouse may lead a happier life than his city cousin, but he still has worries. Crouching in many a bush waiting to pounce on him are mice-loving frogs. Frogs can give a pretty fair imitation of a cat's capture tactics, and enjoy a field mouse me.aL Cinderella Story .'o Mftokrls of Egypt was bathtlig in the Nile when an eagle carried her sandal away and dropped it into the lap of the king. He said he would wed the woman who owned the slipoer. And he did! *1. i4"'. Hkf>\* - r;." M ; - . -. 0^ ; r If ' ? Yffla Home on Pistakee Bay JP«r. Convalescents and Elderly People. -- (Both men and women) # Nursing cases accepted. Beautiful landscaped grounds. Eight acres of park. Excellent fishing both summer and winter. Food plentiful, home prepared. Free transportation to churches of all denominations; also pre-arranged trips to theatre, conoerts and lectures. Bates moderately scaled from $90 and up monthly, depending on accommodations. For further information, call or write Mrs. "Z". Villa Home, Pistakee Bay, Rt. -1, McHenry ' * Tel. 378 or 461 STUDY VORiB PEACE < For seven weeks beginning last Friday, approximately thirty-five students, representing more than a dosen countries, will study the problems' of 4rprld peace in a sem inar to be held at Todd School. Thi: students are members of one of nine International Service Seminars which the American Friends service committee will sponsor across the United States this summer. The purpose of the seminars, as defined by the service committee, is "to provide a living experience in International understanding and to encourage a lasting and intellegent commitment to world peace on the part of well-Qualified students of many nationalities, races and religions". Helium ehangess from a gas to a liquid at only 4.2 degrees Centigrade above absolute zero. (The lowest temperature that can ever exist is absolute zero:mlnus 273.16 degrees Centigrade, or zero degrees absolute, which is 273,16 degrees below' the temperature of rttelting ice.) Need rubber stamps? Order- a*: The rialndealer. VEGETABLE NORTH OF DAMAGED BY 00) Tomatoes and several other vegetable crops In northern sod central Illinois have been damaged by a combination of winds, cool temperatures and excessive rain fall in the past two weeks. M. B. Linn, Illinois College of Agriculture plant pathologist who noted the damage in the northern and cetrtral areas, said southern Illinois might have similar damage, but as yet no survey had been taken there. Weather damage Is sometimes confused with plant disease, according to Linn. But weather damage can be recognized in tomatoes and most other crops by th« appearance of brownish glazed areas on'the lower sides of the leaves. Also, occasional russeting may appear on the upper surfaces of these same leaves. He believes the severely affected leaves wil probably wither and die. . i These weather conditions' have caused tomato' flowers ill some cases to drop without setting fruit. In some fields sweet corn leaves have whitish areas on the wiper sides which look something like frost injury. But Linn Is optimistic about the effect of the weather damage. He says, "Although the injury may cause some worry, in general the jrobiU»U i!r|U he slight. ,, (f. k ' WING AND FIN , Hunting And Fishing Club Offers its facilities of the Dining Room, Trap and Skeet Courses to our friends and neighbors of the surrounding country. A Complete Menu of the Finest Foods ' featuring ; ; MALLARD DUCKLING -- PHEASANT an* ' RAINBOW TROUT , V* 'iix; Dinners Served Daily 5 to 9 Except Monday \.;v Saturday, Sunday and Holidays 12 to 9 p.MU( ^ We Cater to Parties and Banquets J For Reservations Call McHenry 647-J-2 One Mile North of Intersection of Highway 12 & 120 on SULLIVAN LAKE Bw Klden About 6B.000.0Qb Americans ride trolley coaches, buses and streetears in an average day. There is one public transit employee for surny 217 riders. K . ' 1- . . ' ,• •>': /; Teeth Decay Aetlvftr ' An estimate of the amount of the' tooth decay activity in a mouth at any given time and an estimate of future decay activity can be made on the basis of a bacteria count in the saliva. „ Order ydur rubber stamps at Tlu Plaindealer. Forest rangers estimate that 280,000 vacationers can be accommodated at one tltte 111 thp 4,600 camping and picnic areas. In our nattaaal forests. Winged tuts are not a particular kind or species, but the young kings and queens, or male.and female ants, that develop in ant nests each year. . Strength af Weed - The density of the solid wood substance of all species of trees Is. practically the same. The dry weight is, therefore, a measure of the amount of wood substance present; and on the amount of wood substance present .depends the strengttt of the clear wood. V UJS. Marines United States marines were In China as far back as 1884, when they were sent there to protect the lives of foreigners. Including Americans. COMPLETE TREE SERVICE X \ 'fit !V TREE FEEDING k • , * Trees . gg**? SPRAYING * Weed Control ^ ^ , * Fly and Mosquito ANDERSON TREE SERVICE 519 Waukegan Road McHenry 724 X The Famed jacofosen^ FREE DEMONSTRATION :- iWN MOWER SHARPENING ;; . USED POWER M0WEK8 " • HETTERMANN SERVICE PHONE JOHNSBURO 413-J 'IJIU, • * , > TiffH Weifc Ike Oract Smeiy wiwintahw oi Morth Carolina. wMi XD.tno acres stm in virgin tlmkier, Contain the most. extensive stands of vfrgln red spruce and hardwood forests In America. Osmetics . **» committee on costoetifs of the American medical association awards a seal of acceptance tor cosmetics .only for those products that meet certain' standards of safety, usefulness; and Integrity In advertising and promotion. Reitow that subscription to tie Plaindealer now! 1 mjlidid Cahrea laapro^er raising of calves Is Important and often overifl * cause at sterility. Calves poorly and raised In dirty ters often suffer from dysem and recurrent pneumonia, and apt poor breeders as th# ce« CaD Lsafer When, egg production drops In the layuif flock there Is a culling job to da. Culling also must be done when hatched pullets ha¥e just started to lay. Do not waste bigh-pdeed. teed on lazy and ld!« birds. ; • Subttrritt© fbr The PliiM^e||ei^ 24 Hour Towing Service £ ' Toar Car Rekdy POT. - Toar. Smaeir l>" • t Vacation. Come In Today For a Complete" Summer Change Over and Tune Up 309 W. Elm St. PHONE 811 McHenry, 111 Canvas Goods Urge Selection of Materials C , ORDER EARLY Specializing tn StWe ind Knidenes 'Awnii^l. \T McHENRY AWNING CO. Phone McHenry 571-W-2 Thos. Thonneson, Prop. ^ •UHI Idt I 111 litfii|4i|i| |n|.,|if 11 } 5 OK* AH Home *-w«-£5dT Dehunudrfwr Vacation Comfort In • i&'W ml • '• r?. t -y ' * 1 • ^.*.C . b*' , *'« t If"- .; ' * DRAPERIES CURTAINS VALANCES CpRNICEf SUPCOVERS PILLOWS BEDSPREADS VENETIAN BUMDS Summer Shoe SensgfiMis psi * * • •» % Mautz Quality Paints W. corns -v snecmtfia! GAL. $3.45 mr^W ft t,. if fi * Phone McHenry 490 Pntut lis vabablt, tools k yotr htm workshop... , Vs» « MsiMbr aty phto Hurt's dampaossl Tow home workshop tools are an investment woM| protecting. A Dehumidifier puts an end to corrosion <iue to high humidity and helps prolong the life of the tools. Phone or write our nearest store for your five* day free trial of a Frigidaire Automatic Electric Dehu* •udifier... have it delivered to your home without charge or obligation. Then plug it into any convenient outlet in your basement and see the difference it ' Bakes! No messy chemicals to buy or replace... an Elect/ic Dehumidifier is always dean, odorless andcompletely safe during operation. A ss>' -TV-Vr- Keep the little feet co<4. Solid Leather Sandals Red and Brown j Sizes for all, Ottly *295 Stylish Wedgi^ ; White and Red t to % « Comfortable Moccasin* Women's and Men's Budget priced $095 The MflMalr* KIMMC Dei humidifier, with the famous Metar-Miser Mechanism. Removable container catches water ahd has capacity of 2V4 gallons. > ' CONVBNIINT TIRMS hi on your monthly Service BIN. See ffce sew fifscfiife DefcvmfcWea ct your rfselsrt or owraeeresf Wore. Brown •:j. 'r Comfortable Loafete |#t for Wear and Wear. ;. All sizes at only Casual, ^oniforta'ble Red and. Green Budget Priced „ "There's Mare Wear in Every Ptrir BEN PUBLIC SiRVKl COMPANY OF NORTH[RN ILLINOIS SHOE STORE ••» . Across from the Miller Theatre • ii WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS ^MMUlHUHt tl»Ifrl > I 1' 11-1 'I • 1411' 'I • 4 f,'. t • ; ^ iSsiS?4:; ' • -A •" 1 i .-St? •:%