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V TMct T«U Tiles ; «lc of Interest taken from titf of tfce McHenry Plalndwder ff years ago. Tweaty-FIre Yetn Aft .^Tho girls from the local telepfcofte office gave a miscellaneous sfcow^r last Friday evening at the ton* of Miss Villa Rothermel in honor of Hiss Adelia Heimer, who le to be a Jane bride. A$» mock Wedding with RoVena Marshall as »pride, Oreta Chamberlin as groom and Dorothy Spencer as parson, Mused a great deal of amusement. • Mr. and Mrs. William Bishop Otlebrated their twentieth wedding anniversary on Sunday, May as. Leonard 8mith, aged 7 years, died Thursday afternoon at the home of his parents, Mr. and M^s. Will Smith, of pneumonia, after illness of two months. John Stoffel, West McHenry merchant, has completed the installation of a new store front, with modern windows. This improvement will add much to the appearance of the business distftct of the West Side. \ A preliminary hearing on' the proposed paving of Ringwood road for two blocks, between Elm Brood streets, was held in Mary's hall Monday evening. A majority of the property owners along this street were represented and it was decided by the board Of local improvements to go ahead With the proceedings. .The Polly Prim, McHenry's well ||own tavern, is now under new Management and a grand opening Is scheduled for Saturday night Of this week. Print George, man- <««er of Ye Olde Hay Lofte at BVanston, having assumed charge of the Prim this week. Forty Tears Ago Isaac Wentworth, an early settler of this village and who for quite a number of years was one of McHenry's best and most highly respected citizens, passed away at his late home at Athens. N. Y., last Sunday evening after about year's illness. The remains arrived in McHenry on Tuesday evening and were taken to the home of his son, W. B. Wentworth. - The potato patches are in danger of annihilation from potato bogs. It is noticeable that the patches are filled with bugs and more than generally in appearance at this time of the year. Dr. F. E. Wadhams of Chicago has opened his cottage, "Unte? den Linden," at Pistakee Bay. F. B. Doolittle Mis moved his coffe stock from the N. A. Huemann building on the north side of Main street on the west side to the east room of the Theodore Schiessle "building on the same street., Two Mormon ministers were in town last Friday evening and held a meeting at the corner of Green and Elm streets. Their audience was quite small and, we feel safe that no one ih McHenry-was converted. * ' The teachers and pupils of the McHenry public school, with th* surviving comrades, will deck the graves of the once boys in blue at the cemeteries here next Tuesday, Decoration Day. \ Next week will see the close of the McHenry public school «nd with it will come the annual closing festivities. This year the graduating class is the smallest that has been turned out from this institution of learning in quite a number of years, only three students coming in for those high honors. They are Robert E. Knox, Miss Marguerite E. Granger and Emil W. Thomas. The Methodist parsonage at North Crystal Lake was the scene of a very pretty May wedding last Thursday afternoon when Miss Emma Knaack and Mr. Claude Mathews were happily united in holy bonds of matrimony, the words joining the two having been spoken by Rev. R. H. Pate, pastor of the North Crystal Lake Methodist church. \ WfilllinHllHlimUHIItlWHIiHUIIUIIIIillHHtillHIiHa SMALLEST BUSIEST CHEAPEST WORKERS IN TOWN! PLAINDEALER WANT ADS iiiiiiiHiiimiNiiiiiiiiifuiiiiHiHimniiiiinitiiiuiiuiiiiiini DR. HENRY FREUND OPTOMETRIST 136 S. Green Street, McHenry ~ (Closed Thursday Afternoons) feTES EXAMINED -- GLASSES FITTED / Yl&VAL TRAINING -- Y1SCAL REHABILITATE COMPLETE VISUAL ANALYSIS < •ftims DAILY: 9 to 12 A. X. and 1 to S P. . SATURDAY EVENINGS: 6:00 to 8:S0 P. M. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT PHONE McHENRY 452 ICIMftft lUlft FMUUT ' S! , • - . .. A J! . * jJ'% - * STRIKE *ACK!'GIVE , TO CONQUER a CANCCA| AHCAlCAN^CANCen SOCICTY. TO AVOIDED, SAYS CLUB TO MOTORISTS Eton't g{Te way t0 a generous impulse and pick up hitch-hikers, the Chicago Motor club warns. You never know whether the person looking for a lift is a thief, nartotlc, or potentially a murderer. Bv«n shiny-faced high school boys and girls may not be safe Itassengere. if you don't know them. Thrill-seeking kids of both sexes with no previous delinquency record have attacked hospitable motorists within the past several months. in Chicago four high school girls set upon a friendly housewife #Jio gave them a lift They ove her from her car at the >int of a knife. The chastened Womaa was lucky to escape unktrt, although her car was damfed in a police chase that ented. •; . I Chicago police estimate that as, Many as one hifch-hiker. in thre^f Encountered on the highway may dangerous. Hitch-hiking is the best way of avoiding a police dragnet that covers railroad stations and bus depots. Hitch-hiking and strong arming ttf motorist' is one cheap way of acquiring a car, leaving Italy the owner to dispose of. In Chicago last year a motorist picked up young men on the outskirts MARLOWE RETIRES Henry Marlowe, agriculture instructor in the Huntley high school foil' the past twenty years, will retire at the end of the current school term. He will retire to devote more of his time to traveling and his hatchery business in Huntley. Marlowl has had a background' of accomplishments and activities and appreciation from the people and is the recipient of much praise of Huntley and surrounding territory. He Is the husband of the former Hals* Harrison of Ringwood. Read the Want Ads! T Silos constructed lor either hay or com silage. -- Obtainable with either metal or concrete roofs. J PHONE 6241 GRAFTON. WIS. America's Largest Low. Priced Car! LARGEST! oxfra •xriyin and vetg^ft I*--Willi (M EfgHCOf 53% indm between LONGEST in the low-price field--a Ml inch*--with the olMilBiil of comfort and style that its length provides. HEAVIEST in the low-prico field--a solid 3140 feel of road-hugging steadiness! WIDEST TREAD in the low-price field--a rood-fm...w . centers of rear wheels--for stability on curves an&turnu Most length. Most weight. Most width where it counts. They all add up M oxtra comfort and riding ease ... extra value for your money. And here's the surprising fact! The Chevrolet line actually costs less than any other in the lowprice Hold • • .G*sts least, gives most! f&yMfcw Ds lime 4-Door Ssde* aWppfcif w«ifl% of the city. They stole the car. Last winter a motorist picked np three youths to help them a* long their route for a few blocks, They forced him to drive to Springfield and after robbing and slugging him, threw him into a ditch. Captured later, they dig-; closed that the previous night they had slain a man with paving bricks. Temper, your generosity witfr caution, the club urges. Your first ^ concern is<. personal welfare. In these days ^ prosperity very few are desperately in need of transportation who cannot be accomodated at the public or private welfare agencies set up for that purpose. T: ? SSBSSBSl;.^ mn igjiaj VONT VEMV! / Check your FIRE INSURANCEy#*?/ \ JACOB FHITZ, Realtor ' TELEPHONE MrHENRY 37 l/>l»»r Representing The Travelers Fire Insurance Company, HartfonS Hurt Prt* ,X A Ae«l Treat V47e Pi W~m. Paaa 1«s ; %rl«s 4' finest in the low-price TIME-PROVED S--esieilc Traasailuleii The Haetline De luxe 2-Door S«4|SI' Kontinuatiom ot thindard mquipmmnl and trim •ratmd is dependent on ovmb&Utf W mahrklJ with all tht* fmatvrt X , FINEST! sZttxxz**** *OOY BY FISHER • UNITIZED KNEE-ACTION • VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGM • JUMBO-DRUM MAKES • SAFETY-SIGHT INSTRUMENT PANEL • PANORAMIC VISIBILITY • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CambinatieR of Pcwerglids Automatic Tratiiniinioa andt U54p. Mfine optional on De 1mm model* at oxtra corfj •; ; f ^ tfOtt PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTtfERCAink ~ CLARK CHEVROLET SALES Phone McHenry 277, ^ -McHenry Illinois HtltlilRf ' ^4U % Wnm fill Foe Fryteff « 49c >; : Stal«F - ^ Wi«u sr^ £ Km ^ MtoRMMl PnstCmts •rin Mt IT Kind PustCmts "i.-lle Dath *r\u Dtlrkh OltMMrfarlit ^42c HtRMt ••tttr 3lc Krtntl NMIrc ICrMiil Pi« FllliRf H»tC Stalty Blast Start! ST lit Sfalay #aaii Cara Sfarai Stalty Sta Fla LifiM Starak XZ 23c Fab For Gletswero 2S£*7c SPEEDY" NICKMILUkl lfHENRY&AltA6E o By McHenry Garage iMBAUDNOej! LETTHCM6IVE NOO ATUlWK-tJP JOBANDTHBN MOUR CAR WUX BE AT tTS BKWy THEN THE OMV THINfiHUrU. SLOW>CU OOHhi » TBAPFIC. UAH1S WILLYS - OVERLAND SALES 604 FRONT STREET PHONE 403 ;'1 • Extra Good Values at AtP for * Extra Good Holiday Eating! Av ." 'J Broadcast leif *45* *:rr- % fastomfrs9 Corner What don't you like about your A*P7 Many customers have writ- Ian their approval of the quality fooda, good values and fin* service they |et at A a P. But if we're to keep your A&P the best place to shop, it will help us if we know the things you would like us to change. Won't you tell us how we can serve you better? Please write: CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. AaP Food Store* 4SS le«lml»M A**.. N«w Yerk IT,H T. ' 2-oz. tin ^ ^ fm 47® Senquof iekn 1 14 tSM'-i California Lonq White Potatoes M*.. if* Florida Jaiet Oraafts CabaaPiRaappla ask, Seatflats Irapefriait FterWe Fratb CaMi(t FlarMa Sviit Cara 5 A 45c 33c 6c 3 tar 23c Fltritfa Frtsh Caaanbait IKafala WatM Sfiaaah Seabrook Slrawberrie| Sa«w Crop Oraagtaia , Slaw Crap Lmaaadi 11 OI. pit*. MA BROWN DILL PICKLES 32-OZ. e e e e JAR 2?1 Trapiaai Swaat Piaklat 2§C Ca«a Spaalsh Olim 53c Barry's Awtrftd Caakiat ^ 41C Saltaaa Stuffed Olives 19c Star Kiat TIM ..Ma 340 «•(•!«> S»n>--llt»r» , "at Itt C a i a p f f r a M a r s h B i a l l a w s 3 f t Assarted Bevertfas t^.cm StTtk Ssssykraok Eggs DOZ.IN e • CTN. JANE PARKES Petals Chips. . . , »xSB* Faatr lilu Chi#M j».5le Fresh Brisk Cheese wik** 43c Ched-O-Bit Cheese Faad 25c Swift's Bhaasa Spraads 4Vwc4ta...2 *£i 33c arsfit r.17c Ajai Cleaaser The Foaming Acfiaan 2o-27c Ct RH. ^ : W" '*P*r Riasa For Whiter Wsshtfe tsrtle Ufebaey Saap Gets Skin CleaM* tffl6c Saadwlah Rails Fraakfartar Ralls JwwN*l^ Taast Raised Daaats^ Saadwich Bread 19c Aagai Faad Bar Ceka wilt >' Tea •api^'i^^ % - p"":, ^ 1 Att prices iAonr Kmrm fimehiJmg •,> those of items not subject to ceilinfO gmmrmnteed -- Thursday. Mmy 24th, through Psrfim^y, Mmj JSh.