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.7 .. i ft?- fc- '• • * "* * " ^Vt,.. f 7f ii#T THE MeSQVBT 3 ^ * . * " • > • . i f *n•v- vvuw--f wM9» TWICKTOLD \VSiV: .£ items* of interest takra from the pits of the McHenry Plalndealer ft years ago. mHiimHiiiuiniiiiHiiiiinimiHniniimiiiiimiiiiiiMniniiiiiiiiiUufMniiilii f. FORTY TEARS AGO ^ Stephen H. Freund ' has purchased the M. A. Thelen house oil *earl street. One of the nobbiest little homes that has been erected In McHenry la some time is that of Peter P. Jtotherme-1 on Waterstreet. Nearly ill who have seen the home comibent upon its oddity as well as its $oauty. „> ; Two bus loads of young people from this place attended the basket social held at the Lincoln school .jfl»ear Burton's Bridge of which Tllss Fanny Granger of this place the instructor. The baskets fjroughtall the way from 4 sixtyfive cents to $2.65. * A. certain young man, who were instrumental in saving the lives of two Palatine men last Sun day night. Clyde Carr, Edward Smith, Earl Conway, Frank Page, Ted Miller and George and Richard Stenger had attended the football game at Notre Dame, Ind., Saturd&y and were returning home Sunday-night in the Stenger car. On Rand Road, near Palatine, they discovered a wrocked machine in the ditcli. Quickly jumping from the car tlipy found three mtn pinned in the wreckage. One had died before being found and the two others were in a bad condition, badly frozen. M-D WssMtfflir Canl** Dmmi* by Drift to Ctttta ' Researchers have found that a single ounce of 2,4-D weed killer it enough to possibly cause serious damage to as many as 35 acres of cotton. The national cotton council is is*, suing this warning after receiving a number of complaints of cotton being damaged by 2.4-D drifting on to cotton during its application to other crops. Application of insecticides and {(alms Johnsburg as his ~hom.""i»i S5rh»C S h'b?en!lu..H"i^ Asking. hlmaelf generally disliked. I ,i30 j,as bee_ ? 2,4-D ©Be day recently he pTpcely . *.£ ihot A. niimhar g\t iomo nlffAnnc ho. ^ _ . pro* ASK PUBLIC TO PHOVE SANTA'S HELPER THIS YEAR •hot a number of tame pigeons be-- longing to a farmer residing in the Vicinity of Johnsburgh. A John W. Fay, an old McHenry W>y who during the past several fears has made Chicago his home, %as rented the Lawless building on •le corner of Elm and Water Streets and will open a first class grocery therein sometime in the •ear future. Died at her home near McHenry Nov. 13. 1910, Stella, wife of Guy L. Clemens, aged 31 years, 7 months and 21 days. /0 A courtship lasting only a few months in duration came to a close on Tuesday morning of this week when Mrs. Estella Foss and A. D. Loom is were united in marriage at the home of Rev. W. A. Cross at North Crystal Lal^ •.»* • •„ ~ * TWENTY-FIVE TEARS AGO ||The people of McHenry and surrounding territory will be priv- Jeged to enjoy a splendid Lyceum W>urse this winter, brought here through the efforts of Father Mc- Rvoy of St. Patrick's church. Four numbers in the course in-- tftude Opie Read, novelist, journalist and lecture; ihe Arcadian Kovelty comptny, a ladies' quartet; Charles Cox and co., entertalnerrf; and Jack Wood's male quarfet-rtuid Bell Ringers. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Young are dhe parents of a baby girl, born Saturday, Nov. 21. » The annual meeting and banquet of the McHenry post; Amer* lean Leuiun, was held at the McHenry House Tuesday evening. With about forty Legionnaires present. Election of officers for Hie coming year was held resultlbs as follows; Homo Bobb. commander; Edward Nickels, first. Vice-commander; Henry M. Schaesecond vice-commander. group of friends met at the Polly Prim Saturday evening to Celebrate the thirteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Purvey. Seven young men of this city vf*r *A Mr. Dan Goldsmith, 3024 Curiron Road, Louisville, Ky., owner of Googla Cut Rate Store at 935 West Broadway, says there just aren't •nough words in the English language to praise HADACOL correctly. - He says he knows • most folks don't realize what a change HADACOL can make in their life If their systems are deficient i.: Jfitamins Bv*B*» Iron and Niacin. Here- is Mr. Goldsmith's statement: "Before I started taking HADACOL I was run down ana nervous -- and had a hard time sleepin lights. With my work in the storV I have to spend sometimes 14 hou*> • day on my feet. Since I am iri the retail business I saw how man*' folks were asking for HADACO) SO I decided to try it myself. Afte. the first couple of bottles I coul : tell a definite improvement. Now if (llave all the pep and energy in t' world, my nerves are steady a •ver and I really do get a goot. iijrht's rest. HADACOL is v/on- ^erful -- I not only take it, bu: recommend it to all my customer. I praise the day Senator Dudley J. LcBlanc put HADACOL on the juurket." HADACOL Is So Dtfcrmt ; Thousands are benefiting from HADACOL . .. whose systems lr.ck «t*mins B>, B», Iron and Niacin. I. DA COL is so wonderful because HADACOL helps build up the hemoglobin content of your blood (when Iron is needed) to earry these great Vitamins and Minerals to every body organ -- lo every part of the body. Give remarkable HADACOL a Stance and if you don't feel better «ith the first few bottles you take you get your money back. Only 11.26 for Trial Size; Large Family * Hospital Size, $3.50. If your uggist does not have HADACOL,. »rder it direct from The LeBlanc Corporation, Lafayette, Louisiaaa. |1WI Hi UNW duction and marketing division w/"1f_that even • small amount ® *»4-D remaining in a sprayer or container is enough to seriously injure susceptible crops. If it is necessary to use the same equipment on susceptible crops that has been used previously to apply 2,4-D, machines should be cleaned thoroughly with a- solution of household ammonia or a mixture of activated charcoal. Rinse the sprayer thoroughly with water. Prepare a one per cent solutidh of household ammonia, using two teaspoons of ammonia to each quart of water. Fill the sprayer and leave the solution in the. tank, booms and hoses from 12 to 24 hours. Drain and rinSe thoroughly with water. Cleaning with commercial mixtures of activated charcoal is much quicker but •XPeMfctr, If a driver is forced to pull along p roadway he should stop at a point where there is a clear view of the road for at least 400 feet in both directions, according to the Chicago Motor club. Christmas decorations in t local stores are going up. toylands are opening, and Santa Claus has arrived in Chicago. The festive holiday parties "and gatherings > are just a few weeks off. If you have taken time oat from these busy days to plan how you, individually, or your family or your group, can share the joys of this Christmas season with those who are less fortunate--perhaps with youngsters whose parents are sick or handicapped or living on incomes that can't possibly be stretched to cover Christmas--why not let the Christmas Clearing House be Santa's go-between for you. making it possible for you to send your gift where it is most needed and in a way that will bring the most pleasure? The Christmas Clearing House, operated by the' Community Referral Service of the Welfare Council of Metropolitan Chicago, each year handles appeals for Christmas help from individuals and families and also serves as a referral source for doners who wish to contribute Christmas gifts wis#1* ly. The Clearing House itself has no gifts or baskets to distribute. It primarily serves as a channel between donors and registered social agencies inhere case workers are familiar with the needs of persons under their care. Mrs. H. A. Pfiffner, director of the Clearing House, says that many of the most requested items from youngsters, handicapped men and women, and aged folks in institutions are simple tokens, such as a pair of cotton sock's, bobbypins, cigarettes and inexpensive toys. Gifts of all types are welcomed and will be greatly appreciated; however, Mrs. Pfiffner suggests that individuals and groups give consideration to cash gifts. CasAi remembrances make it possible for mother and dad to shop for their own youngsters, getting what Mary or Johnnie really want and to plan their own Christmas dinner. Cash gifts help kwp the holiday a family affair in the true spirit of the Christmas season. The Christmas Clearing House will channel cash gifts through I recognized social agencies direct to needy families. The agencies can tell you about a real family situation whare the needs and wants wants of the members are known. Although the name of the family will not be known to you, your gifts will be real to them. "If, however, holiday shopping has a special meaning for you. we can tell "you about special gifts that can be purchased for children in an institution--individual gifts of toys or clothing, or play equipment to be enjoyed for months to come," Mrs. Pfiffner added. Another suggestion is the purchasing and wrapping of simple gifts for some cf the many persons who will be in a hospital on Christmas Day. Write or phone the Christmas Clearing House, US West Madison street, Chicago t, or RAndolph 6-0363. Nelsjr Factories Whan sound waves are ahwifced they set the molecules of the ab- •orbing material into mora rapid motion, which means that they false its temperature. Thus tha walls of a noisy factory are slightly wanner (by a small fraction of a degree) than they would be if the machines were run quietly, but without other changes in the characteristics. Viruses Stailei Key to victory over many viruses that now cripple and kill domestic animals may soon be found with the aid of the electron microscope. Viruses, which are disease-producing agents too small to be seen under most laboratory instruments, can now be studied under electron microscopes that magnify objects 60,000 to 70,000 or more times. According to veterinary medical reports, the viruses of equine infeetio^ is anemia, Newcastle disease of poultry, and foot-and-mouth disease recently have been photographed through these powerful'magnifiers. Information gleaned from a study of the photographs is expected to guide future animal disease research. . Need rubber stampsT Order a The Plalndealer. Te Extead. -vU te'ef Before any gtasing Is started, on either wood or steal sash, a good priming paiht should bt applied. The use of shellac and vamish as primers should be avoided because glazing will.not stick to them. A metal primer that will both retard Corrosion and provide a rough surface should be applied to all steel sash before glazing materials to insure a long-lasting bond between metal and glazing material The priming Coat should be allowed to dry thoroughly before glazing material is applied. The glazed sash should be painted very soon after wall! to extend the life of the glazing job. A writer says that If women ever do get equal rights it will be quite a comedown for some of them. Telephone Directory going to press Bt*al Ptoaear Captain William R. Jonas was Ihe outstanding production genius of the early bessemer steel era. Very early in his steelmaking career he nearly doubled previous records with simllsr equipment, and contlp'ied to produce what were then cousldarad astounding tonnages of steal. Sterling Window Shodo and ' Venetian Blind Co, 5640 W. Division SL COlumbus 1-8743 Hiw your windows drtftsed in Kar-Oltar removable slot Venetian blinds, Duponi's wisheMi Tontine shades and Kirsch draw rods. Plate glass dresser and table tops. (Polished and beveled) Estimates Cheerfully GivelK» Call Friday Evening. Saturdays and Sundays call McHenry 651-M-l Catting Diai Although diamonds are one of tha hardest minerals, popular belief may lead one to think that another diamond is used to cleave them . . . whereas actually specially hardened steel blades are used. Ta C--bssI Some scratches they are light, may be rubbing them over til, turpentine and white combined in equal There are also special manufactured far the y ACCURACY V GUIDES US®S "Ex" on your physician's prescription blank la a symbol that stands for the Latin word "recipio" and which means "take thou." Ton can be sure you're getting just what the doctor ordered if you let us fill your prescriptions, because accuracy is our guiding factor. U# . NYE DRUG STORE PHONE 26 McHENRY. ILL. f-#- THE 51 ...FOR THE YEARS AHEAD! O WITH 48 NEW 1/OOK AHEACf FEATUMS * •« See » Mduy at your Ford Dealer's--the "51 Ford! It's the newest Ford! It's the finest Fold! And it gives you 43 new "Look Ahead" features • engineered and built into the car not just for this year and next, but for the years ahead! "Test Drive" the '51 Ford! You'll like the quiet "iet-away" performance of either the 100-h.p. Ford V-8 or the 96-h.p. Six . . . the eaae of Centramatic Steering . . . and the extra safety of new, Double-Seal King-Size Brains. And the *51 Ford offers three advanced transmissione--tha Conventional Drive, the Overdrive,* and Fardov :v- 2s NEW AUTOMATIC RIM CONTROL Last call for changes ! We take every precaution to make sure your ostna address and telephone number are printed oorreetly p| die telephone directory. t The new edition is going to press very soon and we want to be doubly certain your listing is correct. Will you please check your present directory now? I£ you want to make a change, please call our Business Office -- to<iay. Thank you! AVOID LOST CALLS WITH EXTRA LISTING I For oafy 25c a moaf^, yov cos fcova am mxtra Ustimg tot |( Include your name, if the telephone where yoa tare is listed under someone else's name. 2* List your name under two or more numbers wiuff you can be reached. 3* Show your name with your office telephone. 4« List the numbers where you can be called after business hours. To arrange for m handy extra listing in the new directory, cmli the Telephone Business Office. ILLINOIS |ELL TELEPHONE COMPANY mm . . . a n « w a n d u n i q u e s p r i n g i n g t y t t o m w h i c h automatically adjusts spring reaction to road con* dHfons. Advanced "Hydra-Coil" Front Springs artd new Variable-Rat* Rear Spring Suspension town with new "^Viscous Control" Shock Absorbers lo give you an easy ride--a level ride. Stroboscope illustration above indicates how car *ays level wIma aolno is fovoliost* - ^ Kara are a lew sI lbs 43 aew 'lei >ss>sni la lbs 'it row " 'J ' ~ 'te Mew "Safety •law" Cewti el hull... The new d»<' ' '• sign places all controls literally at the driver's fisasr tips. New "ChanaKted" Instrument Cluster is easily . . *.f visible at night without being distracting. New • "Gk>w-Cup" Controls are individually ... a Ford exclusive! Ntwlmry laimgs" Interior. . . w i t h new ldng-wearing Fordcraft upholstery fabrics, new harmonizing appointments, smart new colors, new "Colorblend" Carpeting--the *51 Ford's new "Luxucy Lounge" Interiors are "decorator designed" for the years ahead. Interior colors and new Fordcraft Fabrics are "Color-Keyed" to outside body coloral • ^W/W Mif-Rkbtf '•"•vS* D New AeteoMtk Pestwre Centre! . . . moves front seat forward automatically at release of lever, raises it for shorter drivers. Push seat back, it lowers automatically for taller drivers. Awteitte I saves gas automatically. New Waterproof Ignition System, including snug synthetic rubber spark plug boots, prevents engine being shorted out by moisture. -- y'4l. *1.' . *..IH .t . >4 : : %z ifou can bM mon, < - . „ BUSS MOTOR mm119 STBEET T f- •V}!* -» y •fit* t ," /.v y > v,- * y I v • {(V , "4 * • ,.^*4 . ^ r- -