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mmm z~':; •. ' Pibnnryrmi CLASSIFIED lOESOl lOBfOI HELP WANTED -- ' Immediate • ^opening for 2 girls tn our skirt pressing department. Located in McHenry. Phone 189-W 26-tf ' U'HBffiY PLAINDEALER t * Published every Thursday at Mcf ;; feffry, 111., by the McHenry Pubtauing Company, Inc. ^ V ; W, VWURFEINDT, Gen. Manager. ADBLE FROEHLICH, Editor. S('KSCkll*TiON KATE 11 .Tear .-I - •: $W® Pl. i in dealer Want Ads ^ No ads counted leas than 25 words. 75c minimum. i insertion .. 75c ' (Cout. 5 words per line) 25c service charge on all blind ads. Cash with order. Card of Thanks .... $1.00 Minimum Reading notice 15c per line. Want Ads close promptly at 10 ».m. V. edneada> 1 Entered as second-claps matter jat the postb'Tice at McHenry. IU., Minder the act May 8, 1879. AUTOMOTIVE BUSINESS SERVICE CEMENT Bum>ora BLOCKS Available at the Water Tmm to Wast McHenry VON CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. Phone McHenry 788-W DEAD ANIMALS - lighest cash •in-i'm paid fur cvWt, horses and n;; help aeeCed to load. Day sxi»,A night, ^avs and holidays. Call Wheeling Rendering Works, Wheeling -To. 3; reverse charges. 36tf HELP WANTED EXPERT PIANO TIDING Repairing and Reconditioning. All Work Guaranteed. Formerly with Lyon and Healy. Kv Zahoth, phone Lake Zurich 5341. .y ' ' 37-tf MUSIC INSTRUCTION Tn Your Own Home Piano arid Piano Accbrdian Classics or Popular •leginnerg or Adunced Instruction MARL P. KOCH Phone Pistakee 633-M-l 8t» 4* FOR SALE--1949 ,Mercury Convertible, white wall tires, radio and heater. Call 638-M-l. *38 REPLACEMENT P*HTS FOR ALL CAR* Accessories and >*«**t ("overs COMMINITY Al'TO SCPPLY 4<W W. Eliu Street ....Open daring week 9 A. M. to 7 P. M„ Sundays . 9 JL M. to 1 P. M. ntf FOR SALE--Generator*, armatures, starters, fuel pumps. distributors, Voltage regulator* and ignition part* fir F«Td- find all oilier ears. Heaco "ale* &, Service, Lily moor, Fred J. -tvohoda, Prop. Tel Melienry 188. 47tf BUSINESS SERVICE FOR SALE FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE .Sportsman's Inn, 513 Main street* Ice cold cane beer and packaged goods of all kinds. A1 Pliaunen still. 49tt" BRING YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC PROBLEMS TO US-- We can de liver an\thing iroui a snapshot to argc murals, or free hand oil oaintingK. Copying and training. CAMERAS. PROJECTORS. FILMS X N D SUPPIJEB. W()R \V 1 < K's STUDIO. 117 ijiverside Drive, McHenry. Phone 275. 40tf ANTIQUES, MISC. ITEMS--Clothing in Good Condition for the entire family. Formals Open Tues. through Sun. 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., Sun. 11 a. in. to 6 p, ra. Mrs. R. Dietrich, Terra Cotta Rd. Consignment and Resale and A ntique Shop, Vi mile west Terra Cotta factory *hich i? on Rt. 31. Crystal Lake 1346 R-L FOR SALE-- JOHNS-MANSVILLE "Blown" Rock Wool. Guaranteed not to settle. WALLFIL Co., Leo J. Stilling, 200 fi. Pearl. Tel. McHenry 18. 22tl FOR SALE--TYPEWRITERS, ADDING MACHINE8. Service on all makc.8. Also ribbons for all makes• enrt.on paper. L. V. Kilts, Clay St. Woodstock. Phone 54'K 7t.f HELP WANTED--Lady or couple to share home with elderly lady. For information, phone McHenry 699-J-1. 36-tf 9 HELP WANTED--Man for service station work in McHenry, Good hours, wages and working conditions. Permanent position. Phone McHenry 897-J. 87-2 HELP WANTlED -- WOMEN and GIRLS wanted for telephone survey work In your own home. Good pay. No experience necessary. If you have a pleasant voice, and private phone write Robrt W. Slimmer. Sterling North West Agency, 700 Center St., McHenry. ' „ *37-2 HELP WANTED--Girls, nn e x perience necessary. Riverside jl fg. Co.. 200 N. Riverside Drive, McHenry, 111. 38 HELP WANTED--Couple to manage McHenry Drive-In. Salary above average. Previous experience required. Write Box 135, McHenry Plaindealer. *38-4 1 CtAMCASMNI IfltiKRSfOfl MOTOR HUTI* HUM STMT VMM <M1M INSTANTLY IN COLDEST WCAIHfK?' HELP WANTED -- Immediate opening for attractive woman, ape 22-K0 with car for unusual position. No investments, parties or canvassing. Best working hours. 4 to 9 P, M. Write Mrs. Mac Adanison, Garden Prairie, IlMnois " ! '38 HELP WANTED--Auto mechanic, new car agency. Good future for right man, $1.60 per hour. Write giving full details as to expedience and background. Kdgetown Motors, Woodstock. 111. 38 HELP WANTED--News bj»y. Inquire at Albert Krause £ Son News Agency, 308 Elm street. McHenry. 38-tf HELP WANTED--\ftn to deliver beverage in McHenry county. Write Box 137, McHenry Plaindealer, state age and qualifications. *38 HELP WANTED--Boy for after school and all day Saturday work. Downs Nash Sales, phone McHenry 484. 405 Elm street. 38-tf REAL ESTATE ORDER TOUR H0*IE NOW IN SPRING, PRICES WILL BE FOR SALE -- Bridal crowns and HIGHER bridesmaids halos made to order, i !• M Hist ream, a most modern safe. according to your desire. Also art' division, 4 and 6 rooms. Face | leghany road, 1 mile southwest of flowers. Reasonable prices. Phone brick on all 4 sides, fall cement' Grays Lake, *>£ mile south of Routt IT COSTS less IMAM ONE TOW JOB I |NEW A95 |°W NIC! l l l i i b l f i 1 NO TOOLS ftEQUfftfOr $A$? TO IHSTAUI Step on the starter, give 'er the gun! Kven in the oo/desf weather, your motor is ready to start ini(ant/y when you install the sensational FLASH MOTOR HEATER I It's the talk of the town' Her*'* Im>w this •main* FLASH MOTOt HBATMIw«rte. When you stop the car for the night, take out the oil gauge stick, insert the heater in the opening and when connected according to instruction*, it helps to keep the oil, motor, cylinder walls and most moving parts warm. You help sliminate frozen oil lines, reduce battery wear and start . in a jiffy. Save time and trouble. Order (hit amotint PLASH MOTOR MATCH--N*wf Standard Model, with 3-«t.c»rd aftaciMa, $i.»S Deluxe Mog'j' wit:, ' 2-ft. coH attached, $4.95 (federal La (It* Tan COMMUNITY AUTO SUPPLY Repair Parts For All Cars Aulo Parts and Accessories ~ Wholesale and Retail 415 W. ELM STREET McHENRY. ILL. TELEPHONE 778 ^ JASCHKE AUCTION •;? Winiam H. Rasnel and William H. Sallhaa, Aartloneers MISCELLANEOUS NOW rONTRACTING Maltster Approved Recleanod Treated Seed Barley ' Test Weight 50 lbs. JPELL-BARI FARMS, INC. M5 Clay Street. Woodstock 38-tf Arthur Wagner Sale Auctioneers GRCNEWALD, \<M.I I, 4 BF.IIM Having divided to quit farming. I will sell at public auction otv the Charles Rich farm located on Al- McHenry 544-R-l. HOME RBFAIRS #e Specialize in nil Home llepairs h()\v Monthly Paymei^s \ - Free Estimates McHenry Improvement Co. PhOB« 523-W-l • McHenry, 111. ; ^ etf CARPKNlJER WORK DONE BI DAY OR CONTRACT. IVAN Gl'STAFSON 1'el. McHenry 742 21tf RALPH L. CLARK Piano Technician Repairing Tuning 902 Garfield Road Harvard, 111. Phone 748-F HAVE YOUS CESSPOOLS, e:itcb oasins, septic tsinks, cisterns cleaned i»y Eddie s Sanitary S»>rvii:e. Eddie duff. Prop. Tel. MoU< ::rv 290. 29tf OA&BAGE COLLECTING -- Let un dispose of yonr garbage each week, or oftener if desired. ' Heasouable rates. Regular year rouud route John E. Hill, P. O. Box 274, McHenry, Plu«ne 36.1. tf CESSPOOLS and SEPTIC TANKS SERVICE G. A. DOI KLAS Phone McHenry 776-W IKf NO. 1 APPLES Gblden Delicious Jonathans Bwoet Cider and Apple Butter MOSSLEY HILL ORCHARD S. W. Corner of , Route U. S. 12 and IU. 22 Near Lake Zurich, III. 35-4 36-6 basement, automatic oil furnace or hot water gas electric, city sewer. Price, 91 L»00 and $11,900.00. Cash down - 25 per cent - balance ,20 years to pay. You can also have water front loL Call JACOB FRITZ - REALTOR, J0HNSBFR6 - TEL. EPHONEt McHENRY 17. 32tf FOR SALE -- Hoover vacuum cleaner; almost new bag; good condition. Phone McHenry 754. 38 FOR SALE -- Modern wood or coal burning stove. Excellent condition. Real buy, $25.00, also portable bar, complete with glasses. Bargain $25.00. Phone McHenry 137-WX. 38 ITEMS FOR SALE--Gas stove, black and white; 100 gal. oil drum; brown leather putties; bird cage and stand; kerosene water heater; 2 garbage cans, 10-gal.; small door, 18x81: window shutters, 291/fex60; 8 chicken nests and boat. Call Mctlenry 573-M-l. 38 FOR SALE -- HOMES -- FARMS CHOICE LOTS -- BUSINESSES RE80HJ PROPERTY Knex Real Estate 405 Richmond Road McHenry, IIL Phone: McHenry 421-J Licensed IIL & Wis. Broker MeHENRY 4 rooms, S bedrooms. Fall basement. Six months old. Owner leaving city. Price $9,500.00. For appointment call JACOB FRITZ • REALTOR, JOHNHBCRG. TELEPHONE: McHENRY 37. S2tf WANTED TO BrY lh^ldirTg^ lot with all improvements in McHenry. Write Box 136, c/o MCHenry Plaindealer. i 38 WANTED WELLS DRILLED OB. DRIVEN WATER SYSTEM -- We sell, repair and install pumps. Bill Bacon, 206 Main Street, McHenry. Telephone 167. 26tf O. 3. H. DIEHL » #"* . < Woodstock Piano Tuner ?«» w m-'i FOR SALE -- 60 head of feeder pigs, weighing between 70 and 80 lbs. Call Richmond 622. *38 120. C miles northwest of Libertyvillev ' iiiili-s sou• li of Antioch and 12 mi'es e;ts( of Mclieurv. on THURSDAY^ FEB. 8 Commencing at 10*30 AJi 68 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK 29 Head of dairy row, consisting of 3 Brown Swiss, the balnnee Ilolstelns, 14 of these are cleee springer*, N fresh In the lalt SO da) s, the balance milking good fertlliter spreader; * Meyers bale loader: 4 section wood beam Lindney drag; Potato planter; New ldi>a rubber tirwi wagon and rack; Rubber tired wagon and double box; 2 hp. KUS engine; Power drive grass seed sower: 1 2-wbeel machinery trailer. 7x10 ft.; 1 8-ft. corrugated land roller; 1 8-hole James Way hog feeder; 1 16- hole hog feeder; 1 50-gal. hog waterer: 1 80-gal. hog waterer; 1 hog oiler; several troughs; 50 ft. 6 in. rubber drive belt; James Way silo cart; 8 can Weatinghouse milk cooler, new: 25 8-gal. milk cans; 1 milk house electric heater; I wash tanks: 2 electric milk stirers: 1. cover rack for 12 covers; Cream separator; 2 electric pig brooders; 1 electric brooder. 300 chiek capacity; 2 10-hole metal The undersigned, having decided to quit farming, will sell at Public Auction, on the farm known as the Pingry Farm, miles Bast of Crystal Lake, on Crystal Lake Avenue, % of a mile East from the intersection of N Crystal Lake Avenue and 31; V4 mile West of Silver Lake, on SATURDAY, FEB. 3 mi commencing at 11 o'clock, the fellowing described personal prep, erty, to wit t 68 HEAD of LIVESTOCK consisting of - 23 Choice Dairy Cows, a number •f which are close springers, er wHl be fresh by sale day, 7 2-yr. eld Holsteln heifers, some of which are close springers, 4 yearling Holsteln heifers, 2 fall calves, 1 Holsteln stock bnlL The above dairy are good pre* incers, large In sise and most of them have been raised by us. PIGS 3 Duroc Jersey brood sows, 1 Duroc Jersey boar, 27 feeder pigs. FEED \ 1200 bales of good mixed hay. 450 bushels of oats, 300 bushels of corn, 450 bales of straw, 230 hales of shredded stalks, 10-ft. tillage in 14-ft. silo. MACHINERY lr-20 International tractor and 'cultivator with hydraulic lift; International 2 bottom 14-in. tractor plow; 3 section drag; IHC Corn binder, new; horse drawn tnower; 7-ft. grain drill with grasB seeder attachment; 4 bar side rake, new; John Deere loader; 1 12x20 brooder house; 1 12x16 brooder house; 1 10x14 brooder house, mounted buss saw; John Deere spreader: 7-ft disc; horse drawp cultivator; John Deere rubber tired wagon and hay rack, new; iron wheel wagon with grain box; Appleton corn husker; hay rake; Papec silo filler; wood wheel wagon; 7x12 milk box; 1 9x12 pig house. MILKING EQUIPMENT 2 Surge milk units; milking machine with pipe line; milk cart on rubber; 12 milk cans: pails, strainers, forks, shovels, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Not Responsible For Accidents Lunch Wagon On Grounds. TEftMS: Usnal Bank Terms. Charles and Elsie Jaschke. Owners First National Rank of Woodstock, Clerking. Member Federal Reserve and 4;.;. LARGE AUCTION lies North of Arlington Heights, Illinois, & mite Palatine, 2^4 miles Southwest of Buffalo Orove, 2 12, U mile West of State Road on Dundee Road, or BMfcte i WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Tlk^ ^ Commencing at 11:00 o'clock Mitt. •• I-.A? -©•«?.."BOWLES TRAILER LUNCH ON GROUND#. - S7 HEAD OF HIGH GRADE HOLSTE1N A GIERSEY CATIIKKHPI MILCH COWS--6 fresh, with calf by side; 6 close springers, hSlMif-' milking good. 5 first calf heifers. 6 heifers, 12 to 18 ford bull, 6 mos. old. Holstein bull 2& yrs. old, 3 young stir! DAIRY EQriPMENT--2 Surge single unit milk units, with pump and pipe line; David Bradley Bingle unit milker; 20 ^ 2 sterlizing tanks; Farm Master electric water heater; extra fatfms milk cooler; pails; strainers; etc. FARM PRODUCE--250 bales good straw; 10-ft silage In 14-ft aHp; 1000 bu. Clinton oatA; 1000 bu. ear corn; 10 tons chopped aMI tinu^hy hay. ' POULTRY -150 Austra White pullets; 75 Austra White hena. TRACTORS AND MACHINERY--McC. Model M trac. on new ^nK.1 starter, lights and cult, attach, (fluid in tires); McC. Mitel A on 10x24 oversize tires with lights and starter; PftO 3-14 trae. Int. 9-ft. trac. disc; DB trac. spreader on rub.; JD 10-ft field - Van Brunt 10-ft. grain drill; JD com planter No. 290 with eheefc^ and fert attach.; DB corn planter with fert. attach.; McC. hi with conveyor and elevator; 8-ft. grain binder; 3-sec. drag; cultipacker; Jay-Bee hammermill; DB power corn shelter• litter carrier; Int. silo filler with 40-ft. pipe; Int puah-troe IMV loader; fan mill; 2 platform scales; 1929 Chevrolet truck wltk M«1 box; rub. tired wagon and rack; truck wagon; 2-wheel trailer Tfth 11-ft. box; bob sleigh; rub. tired wheelbarrow; 5-ft Fresno scraper; 12-ft conveyor with elec, motor; feed bunk on steel wheel; hay trii der; Meyers hay carrier; 2 sets trac. chains; 1 set truck chains; *tr» cart: 2 elec. fencers; set double harness and collars; waHdag cilt- 13 drinking cups: brooder house 12xl6-ft.: 500 chiek elec. b chick feeders and waterers; elec. fence posts; double back pump Jack; 275-gal. oil tank: butcher's bench; barrels; lumber.* shovels and many other articles too numerous to SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS--Including kitchen range eeavMtai to 6il with water coil, etc. • - ALFRED G. DITTRICK. Ommt u ART FROELICH, luttlfncr . WIS. SALES CORP, Clerk Vim V r<, lil.il. . ^ most all cows are calfhood vaccln-' motor. 1000 lbB BcaieH. Fanning aied. 2 two-year old Holsteln |mm; corn sheller; 1 8x10 brooder heifers io freshen In March; ^ hog cooker with open Holsteln heifers 12 mos. oldt Jacket and 2 8.ft. feed bunkB: 4 open Holsteln lieffers, < mos. old: piectrfc tank heater; Cider press; o eahes. 4 mos. old. These heifers 0il ba|.rel9; ForkB> ghoVHs and Woodstock, XII. F(»K SALE -- 3-pc. blonde oak bedroom set with box spring and mattress, like new, $200. Phone McHenry 456-W. Call after ^7 p.m. •38 FOR SALE--Servel gas refrigerator; Roper gas stove, modern, excellent condition, must be seen to appreciate. Reasonable. Also washing machine, $20.00. Phone 38 tttf Helen Weber Says: Can Wear • This Suit Another Season!' Surprising what new life and stlye a careful "custom cleaning" puts into an old suitnow you'll be able to spend that money instead on Bome- I thing new and exciting. McHENRY CLEANERS .IS Elm Street McHenry PHONE 104-M TOR SALE--Now is the time to order certified treated' seed oats for 1951 planting. PELL-BARI FARMS. Inc., 305 Clay Street, Woodstock. 36-tf fOB SALE--Leveling instrument; rubber tire wheelbarrows; concrete mixers; block machines; brick machines: plywood forms; 3 hp. electric motor; canvas; jack screws; wood blocking; planks: scale and miscellaneous items. McHenry Artifical Stone Company. Phone 257. 38-2 FOR RENT WANTED -- Ride for lady from | Wonder Lak« to Woodstock, 5 days a week, hours S:00 to 4:15. Pick up at Handy Pantry. Call Woodstock 1440, 8 to 4*45 daily except Saturday ask for Patricia Kelly. * 38 WANTED -- Jobbers and direct salesmen. (Quality lines, with liberal commissions. .Manufacturers repre •tentative. R. Duane Fowler. Wood stock.. Box .in». Phone 464 JX. 41tf WANTED--Watches and Jewelry repair. A&thony Noonan. 200 Ho. Green street, McHenry. (Front part of Claire Beauty Shopped 15tf FOR RENT -- Thonneson farm of 279 acres, located 2 miles S.E. McHenry. Inquire of Mr. Carey, McHenry State Bank. 34-tf WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT--Middle age couple would like to rent year round house 1 or 2 bedrooms in McHenry. No children or pets. Write Box 129 in eare Of McHenry Plaindealer. 35-tf are all calfhood uiceliiuted. 10 purebred Hereford brood sows to farrow from March 2 to April 12; 12 feeder pigs. 100 lbs. average, gilts can be registered. MACHINERY Far mall H. tractor 1948 wKh power lift cultivator on new rubber; Mcr»T ft. disc; Mcl). 14 in. tractor plow on rubber; Mcl). No. 200 tractor manure spreader, new; Mcl). 8 ft. quack grass digger; McD. side delivery rake; McD. power corn binder on rubber with bundle loader and wagon hitch, new; Mcl). corn planter for tractor with fertilizer attachment; 24 ft. power tractor weed sprayer, new; Hoosier S ft. grain drill tractor hitch; Allis Chalmers model 60 combine, new; Allis Chalmers Roto baler, new; New Idea 4 wheel manure spreader on rubber: McD. model P14 corn picker, pull type, ncrw; Farm Co. 40 ft. double chain all purpose eldVa'tor with tjlting hopper, new. for corn, hay and grain; Smally forage blower with 40 ft pipe; McD. silo filler; Bear Cat hammer mill, model 2LA, like new; 7 ft. Massey Harris tractor niowiT. like new: 8 ft. lime and too numerous to WEEKLY SPECIALS FOR BUDGET MINDED PERSONS, EACH WEEK WE WILL HAVE REDUCED BUDGET ITEMS ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOWS. WATCH FOR THEM! THEY WILL CHANGE EVERY FRIDAT One of This Week's Specials I Walnut Dining Room Suite 8 Piece A Real Buy at $119.75 WAS $179.75 GEORGE R. JUSTEN & SON GREEN STREET McHENRY, ILL. other articles mention. FEED 30 tons mixed hay. baled; 8 ton of oat straw, baled: 16 ft. silage In 16 ft. silo; 1000 bu. ear corn In crib: 1000 bu. Clinton oatB;. 150 bu. Ajax oats, good for seed; 37 bu. Hakien soybean seed. CHICKENS 100 Leghorn' gullets, laying good; 10 Mallard ducks; 4 Muscovite ducks; 2 mated geese. HOUSEHOLD New white enamel kitchen range for coal or wood: 7 piece dining room set. like new: Kroebler; Electric meat grinder; Meat block; Kitchen cabinet; 2 dressers; 1 desk and dresser combination; center tables; lard press: Majestic cabinet radio; 2 air line battery radios. TERMS-- All sums of $25.00 and under cash; over that amount a credit of six months at 6 per cent will be given on notes approved by the clerk- Anyone desiring credit kindly make arrangements before purchase is made. No pro-' perty to be removed until settled for. Not Respsnsible For Accidents ARTHUR WAGNER, Owner \ HcHENRV STATE RAN* Clerking NICK WEINGART RE-ELECTED TO FARM LOAN GROUP chicken nests: 1 8-gal. electric _ -- chicken waterer; Several chicken i Deposit Insurance Corp. feeders: 1 electric incubator. 400 egg capacity, like new: S hog crates: 1 hog crate with catcher: Buzz saw steel frame; Pony cart: 4 pen rabbit hutch; 2 farrowing houses. 6x7: 1 farrowing house, 8x8 insulated; Lantr hay fork: Bale fork: Dehorner; McD. milking machine. 2 single, 1 double unit; motor and pump; Electric clipper. Stewart: 1 3-Hp. electric motor, new; 1 8/4 Hp. electric SCHEDULE ANNUAL MEETING OF FARM BUREAU FOR FEB. 3 The McHenry county Farm Bureau will hold its thirty-eighth annuaf meeting on Saturday, Feb. 3, at Westwood school, west of Woodstock. The meeting will start with a dinner at 11:30 a.m. followed by the business meeting at 12:30 p.m. Speaker of special interest will be R. A. Stipes of Champaign, for two years just past the president of the Illinois state Chamber of Commerce. Stipes is noted for his straight-forward approach to the business man's problems of today. He haR been very active fn legislation planning which effects taxpayers In Illinois. He was a staunch supporter of the law, recently found unconstitutional, which provided for a supervisor of assessments in each countv. Directors will be elected in Burton. Hebron. Chemung. .Hartland, McHenry. Dorr. Marengo and Algonquin townships to serve for a term of two years. Directors in the rest of the townships were elected last year to serve two years. Organization Director Paul Whalen will report that during the past year 410 new members were ^signed, with 196 cancellations mak- 1W Crescent' avenae. HcHeary baa completed his AF basic aliiawa Indoctrination coarse at La&taei atr force base, the *Oatewi» la the Air Force". He tlahai hia* parents a few days last week.'* basic training has for entrance into afr ntcat training and for in specialised work. PONTIAC OTTBMBCI RECEIVE TlABOMt AT LOCAL GABACBB ' Service employees Iran flkf Overton CadUw-PoBt^c are in McHenry today factory-sponsored sehqol 1951 Pontiac. This intepgtve ing course covering changes on the new model 4a being held at Overtoa s garage. Subjects UiacbsattJ at the school Include fo >M.u increased JS*IH*Btor output, new gasoline taadk gauge, longer and improved r«ar springs, improved accessory foaa block, body wiring, naw convertible top hydraulic systema. gstw six-cylinder carburetor, iasprovat listrihutor. starter, batter}, awl ?11 new accessories. Also rovered will be improvements" In the Hydra-Mafic transmission which ing a net gain of 291. the largest P*1"1*1'1 "rocking the ear to , get 'net gain in any year in the 38-year out °* rood,.snow it sand.. Volume of operations efficiency history. The membership now Al Wood. Jr.. Fred SnHjfar *»* of livestock. intelligMit bookkeep- 8tu,ld8 8 ,33 :: EEllmmeerr Smith aarr*c attending ing and analysis of inventorv are' Members are urged to attend i training program, according_ _ , the answers to making money on the annual meeting, which wHlIPaul R. Otfrtoii. mai^ger the farm. This is the manner in'*180 includo the annual nieeUng of crton Cadlllac-PonUas which Earl M. Hughes summaris~ The school is being NMRtM If ed the panel discussion for 126 farmers who attended the thirtysecond mseting of the National Farm Loan association of Woodstock. The meeting was held in the new Westwood rural consolidated school. Other members of the panel were Mitphell Rane, Henry Marlowe, Norman Specht and W. H. Tammeus and their subject was "Are You Making Money?" The discussion was stimulating and thought provoking as well as educational. Nick Weinigart of McHenry and Job* Paulsen of Woodstock were elected to succeed themselves as directors of the .association, each for a term of three years. Ralph L. Ostrander, secretary-treasurer of the association, called attention, in his annual report, to the fact that new business has increased steadily the last three years from $187,000 In 1948 to $257,200 in 1950. A total of 220 members now own $76,600 in capital stock of the association, which has a book value of $1.82 on the dollar. A 6 per cent dividend was paid during the yea* which amounted to $4,525.00. Th< total outstanding loans of the members in the two counties. Lake aoc* McHenry, which are served by th* association, was $1,262,000 as of McHenry countv Farm Bureau Building Corporation. This organization has recently closed negotiations for the purchase of the A. W. Mathlson home on West Judd street in Woodstock for a permanent home for the Farm Bureau and affiliated organisations. Read the Want Ads! •errewrd from Silkworm The modern nylon plant may Oc taking aw*y some of his business, but the itue silkworm has a laugh or two coming. It is his thresd making principle that the nylon manufacturers have copied almost exactly. In both cases, s liquid ia forced through a tlny^hole, solidifying into thread upon contact with the air. While mschinery achieves this with a series of small holes, the silkworm ejects his fluid Ihrough a minute opening in his up per lip ^ Is OMea Ttmee # the Gfcurts of Love In the Middle Ages, leather-soled sandals were one of the most sppreciated gifts a nobleman could present COMPLETE 1I:k- <>i Ceebe llveatock remedies at* «4aftlea DfUg fltori McHenry. Stf ELM • v i : i a WAUCONDA ROUTE 17t PHONE ,8-1421 Open FrMay and Satarday 6tt0 Program Starts 7:0# P. I, Matinee Sunday 2:10 P. M. Cont FRI. A SAT. FEB. 2-3 Two RIG Hits Dennis Morgan Raymond Massey li ««©D IS MT CO-PILOT" At «:45 and 10:t0 P. M. Plas Cary Grant John Garfield in "DESTINATION TOKYO" At 8:25 P. X. SrNDAY ONLY! FEB. 4 Matinee 2:S0 P. M. Continnons Clark Gable Barbara Stanwyck tm "TO PLEASE A LADY** Carteoa ft Pete Smith Novelty " CLOSED^ON? "thru "THCRS."" COMPLETES COURSE M. D. Morang, Pontalc soae aareka instructor for this grea. ondi Si i»hs»ii mntsvsr aatfan alphabsd. It it that the Phainlrlaiis launched it lor pis. sftective PVT. WALTER MUELLER Pvt. Walter G. Mueller 18, son of Vfr. and Mrs. " Otto E. Mueller of -NMWtHMlNHIIHMMHHMWINHHMWINIIIfHUWMl The Beautiful EL TOVAR CRYSTAL LA HI III. •icRenry* C»'s. Leading Theatr- ""^FRir* ' SAT^' FEIL'" (Double Feature) Alexis Smith Scott Brad} la TNDERCOYER GIRL** Vn. Eythe Barbara Brlttoa In "MS. RECKLESS* Mr. Reckless shewn enly enee starting at 8:2* P. M. SITf. Si MON„ FEB. 4^ Saaday Coat, frem 9t4& P. M. David Brian Joha Agar In "BREAKTllROrGH* New you ran see these wonderful BT* as they foaght their way to tictery. TTE>C"WEDTTTTHTRSL, FEB. C-74i Jsaa Fentalne Robert Ryan In took a sihctN ef tars <d an es or of dam, and vn CQQSOItftflftflb ttll to-read aBd ^rrtls Btatw that aabacii|«i(m «* |fe# Plaindealer now! MeHENRY* iHJ--y Air fiilMtiiii - Ctod Tl«la« SM 0--rt Ofea al ItM t, E Street Starts at fiN P. E FBL k Sit FIB. M VajM Morris (1) "THE TOUGMBS COMB" John Wayae (2) "BACK TO BAt WerM Hews STN. ft MONn m W la IMnlefhr Gary Ceeper s. Cechraa -DALLAB" Also: Celer Carteaa ft World Kewt Sunday Matlaee liH Cw?l> CLOSED ^ON TIMNI WED. ft TMrsa, R& Marshall (1) *9111. lilf to Dane Ctark "BORN TO RE RAD**