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" • ** + " «'•; r "* / f / imrSttT PLAWWUkLE*, TS8UB1T, FSB. 28,19M * Sr* :: : and juow Shoes setting •;< V.T'-:. • r^Mfa a\ children we have at prices tiutt are 3 JTOT-l rtrw c/Fitot 5-lb. Patis PMSOT StJTTEB Sr„£S 3 cans Ko. 3 caa Nonesuch SiLUKFRmT Ho. 1£ GUI XoavmmmAM. CORN, Unit Lwrndiy STARCH Sefex SOAP PWfiE 114-1 §! YERSJDE BRiYfc & PlMirft signed, Bruc« Stirling, b*v fann know n**Mt*the^PleaMnVviu$y. or and w-h«lf mile west of Woodstock, f miles west of Ct. ei!t of Union, on the Crystal Lake and Marengo Road, on S Wednesdayi Mardh 6 y.r v. •}% AI DUNDEE iY . TO PLAY IN THIRD OAMB Meet To Start Marti* 7. Weod- ^ttflayElgfa Sectional ami district pairings for Dlinou state high school bukcmfi championships have been anaouiHad-by- C. W. Written, presittbfk Illinois High School. JLtfclwilfl. meet IMiiwi in the «f % meet. Thfc «t the Dwritt) tourney is ed to tMfk with the chamr Aer£eS^> «net • -the> aeesJeifot. •* jtohoo) basketball •»l*te OtrDundte in the to at the ComfctglL. that city on , Friday aril BKtutday, Max. 9. Ptineip*! .H* EX. Jacobs Puadoe iu&hacfeooL has been manager of the meet and plans >c<«ngh COMERS AMD 00 WEEK IK OUR three-day eroat, are Al Seen By PI porters and Handed Miss Rovena Marshall visttW Elgin Tuesday. Walter Warner of Elgin called on relatives here Thursday. ' Miss Lenore Cobb of Chicago spent Sunday at her home hem. ; ^ •' Mr. and Mrs. William Pries of Wankegan were McHenry visitors Sunday. Mis Hazel Bacon of Woodstock spent the week-end at her home here. MRss Louise Chamberlin of Chicago 'spent* the week-end at her home here, Mr. and Mt*. f. M.~ Ensign* and family visited^ relatives at {prystal "Lake Sunday. . • .« . ^ Walter McM&naa of. th* Htodtr Engineering company was a McHenry visitor Sunday. Mrs, F. B, Bennett and MEss Mary Shales of Woodstock were McHenry visitor Thursday. , Hjjifts Gladys Rietesel of Chicago at 12:30 o'clock, P. If., sharp, mt fr 175 Acre Farm Locality. 25 Acre* Timber and Pasture Land, to Came to This Sale If Interested! in a Farm. Ml , ^ H COWS . - HOLSTERS AND GUMNSEYS "*"• ..Wi Clone Springers. Balance milking good now 1 Registered Helstehk Boll. 6 Farm Horse# 4 Bay Harass 8 to 12 years old, weight 1200 lbs. , 2 Sorrel Hoises, 3 to 10 years old, IMS lb*. HOGS--2 G*ed Brood Sows POULTRY---75 Chickens, 6 Dacka, 4 «aaoe FARM PRODUCE . 176 bu. Barley; 2501w Oats; 200 bu. Crib Corn; Silage; If tons JLUalfa Hay ft FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS ETC. ^fordson Tfactor, Tandem Disc, 3-bottom Plows, Hay Loader, Drags, Dump . flake, Deering Grain Binder, Deering Corn Binder, 6-ft.; McCormick Mower, "t Good Manure Spreader, New Sulky Cultivator, 1 International Sulky Cultivator, I. H. C. Corn Planter, Walking Plow, 2 Iron Truck Wagons, Good Farm Wagon, 2 Hay Racks, Feed Grinder, Corn Sheller, Disk Horse Clipper, ISulky Plow, Steel Fence Posts, Feed Cooker, Gas Drums, 3 Portable Hog llouses, Circle Saw, REO TRUCK, FORD TON TRUCK. ( HOUSEHOLD GOODS--Lyon & Healy Grand Piano, New Dining Room Set, ? ftnd a great many other things too numerous to mention. |TERMS OF SALE--All sums of $25.00 and uMer, cash; over that amonnt 6 ffnonths' credit will be given on good approved bankable notes bearing inter- . est at the rate of 6 per cent per annum. No goods to be removed until settled for. ' ~ M "f " Bruce Stir ling OWNEK M'OKA^XSN at UNTB, Asctioneen A0CTIO1TSALSB GO, J&. aehoolK flu* will play in the nt as follow*; : : , A--Elgin. Woodstock, Cry%- St. Charles, H*rvard and HMi--' Class J) , Hi Henry, s Hjuntley, Hebrcm. Plato. Onter, Hfunpehire, Riehmond, Capron and Burlington. , These are the same schools that *9pe«red at tbe district meet held: at Dundee last March, in wfekh SuCl*^ les came out victorious, , . This annual sport classic is ax- Hected to bring thousands of basketball fans from neighboring towns to Dundee. AD of the teams that are about \ spent a few days the last of the week at her Ijome here. Sir. and Mrs. A. J. Schneider «t> tended the funeral of J&m Glicey xt CrysUJ Lake ^Kturday. Mrs. Nan Boyft of Chicago is spending. the week with her parents, Mr. and Mbrs. John McEvoy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and Floyd Canr of Greenwood were of Mrs. Jane A. Carr Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. William McCaimon of Ringwo^d visited in the home of 'Mrs Jane A. Carr Thursday. Mrs. M. A. SuttOn and Lucy Htighet visited the lotter'e brother at St. ioseph's hospityd»rdgin, Saturday. Mr. »nd Wrs. Ralph Smith and, son entered in the meet this year have of Harvard spent Sunday in the brake ®tede nnusual records this season and i °* ^er mother, Mrs. Catherine Young. entering with higher hopes of winning than ever before. The decisive victories that Woodstock has taken over Dundee gives the coufrrty-fceat tossers confidence that Ibey can do well in the tournament this season, despite the fact that they Tiave drawn Elgin in the sixth game of the meet. "Longstreet and Dahlquist will be the major officials at the Dundee meet. Osher Schlaifer, superintendent of the Dundee schools and H. D. Jacobs, Mrs. Annie Frisby, who lives east of Fox river, will celebrate her eightyfourth birthday anniversary em Friday. Mrs. John Stecker of Greenwood spent a recent day in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Carlson on Center street., Lawrence Dnillinger of the Hoosier Engineering company, now located at Crystal Lake, called on friends here Sunday. Mrs. F. A. Cooley spent several days last week in the home of her high school principal and manager j daughter, Mrs, Alfred Richardson, at of the tournament, announced the! SP"n£ Grove. drawings last week for the district' and Mrs- G*ne Z®5* mm! little meet. They were made in the Chica- dau?^er- Jean EUen, of Woodstock go offices by Illinois officials and mailed to the various tourney centers. Hampshire and Capron will play the opening game Thursdhy afternoon, March 7. Although the time of the games is not known, it is supposed that officials will follow the same plan as in former years. In order to decide fthe champion fourteen games will be played. . Season tickets for the tourney may be purchased for $2.50. Following are the drawings for the first round: I ( CHARLBjS LEONARD. Anrtieasrr $N M OinrilMMBIpl l ll FARK IN GHKENW60i> TOW^iHlP |iarmg rented<tfc£ farm, I will iAtt Public Auction on the McCue Hnwse.. ^tead faHn, 5 1-2 milee north of Woodstock, 5 1-2 miles south d Hefeawa, 7 Commencing at 10:30 o'clock, sharp, the following described property, ti*#ite 50 Head of Livestock J'T*: Consisting of SO CHOICE DAIRY COWS I BULL .> This daily passed a clean te«t in January. These catUo ean go into « herd •p. :•<*$ « " * V that without a sixty day retest '1 " 8 GOOD FAKH H0R8IS • ..V r* •»«/ S T ; ifr. Roan Mares, 8 yrs. old, wt. 2900 lbs,; Pr. Brown Geldings, 8 yrs_old, wt. is», .4600 lbs.; Brown M«r«^ 10 yrs,: o!d; wt, 1800 lbs.; Bay Gelding, 9 yrs.1 old, wt. 1250 lbg.j Brgyi^ Geldifiy, g-yrfe. old, vit. 1460 lbs.; Sorrel Saddle,Horie. ' *5CHICKENS ^ *AT, GRAIN AND MACHINlSV " |L 1500 bu. Oats; 800 bu. Barley; 15 tons Ear Corn; 10 tons Tame Hay; 10 tons ® fiov Rmii TTav* SAA Shnr»lrc r.Arn in fiolH * J7f\ Kll RppH RvPI lD-20 McCofllUCk- I? Pe * Tr DSCISION HANDED DO*W ^ IN PISTAKEE BAY CASE Word has been received by State's Attorney V. S. Lumley that the ease __ of Adam Koch vs. James F. Mraz, y Bean Hayf^ Shocks Corn field;"-75 bu. Seed Rye; lb-McCormick-j^pth of Pistakee Bay, which was apeering Tractor, used 2 seasons; Fordson Tractor, used 1 season; John^ Deere J pealed from the circuit court hqs ractor Plow, Game Nfo. If--^Hampshire vs. Capron. I^No. 2--Crystal Lake vs. Harvard. ^No. 3--McHenry vs. Hebron. No. 4--St. Charles vs. Barrington. No. 5--Huntley vs. Plato Center. No. 6--Elgin vs. Woodstock. No. 7--Richmond vs. Burlington. Dundee--bye. * ' ' , v K' ' * ' ' Second Round "No. S--Dundee vs! winner 'game 2. No. ^--Winner game 3 ^ winttef' game 1. " ' :i' No. 16^-WinAer game 5 vs; winder tnm T." - Kft rf^Wjtener JFMM 4'^^^rlmier Hiivi Wmmdl * Ka. 12--Winner game 8 va. winner sn» 9. ' No. IS--1Winner game lO ^ winner SUM 11. Final No. 14--Wimnr tUme 12 *s. winner nme 13-Clm.n|ij>p|ip. -v., " Tfce Joliet M^wmi drawings will Had the following winners competing LaGrange vs J^lwt; Winnetka vs. Oregon; Dundee vs. DeKalb; Aurora vs. winner of first game. According to dopesters the four outstanding teams of the Dundee meet will be St Charles, Woodstock, Dundee and Elgin. Dundee, with a bye to . the first rooriii, should advance to the finals in the lower bracket without much trouble as they will tangle with a Class B squad in the semi-finala. The Elgin-Woodstock game will find" One of the strong favorites eliminated, while the winner of that conteat will probably meet St. Charles in the next round. ^ * were Sunday afternoon gueits of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doherty. Mrs. George Hutson^nd daughters, Vera and Zelma, and Frank W. Sayler and daughter, Joyce, of Wood- Stock were McHenry visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Page and children motored to Chicago Friday, where they visited in the home of her sister, Mrs. J. F. Brandt. Mrs. Teha Going returned home with them Misses Arline Harrison, Frances Vycital, Elsie Vycital. Mrs. C. E. Martin and Mrs. Joe Smith assisted in serving dinner for the Knights Templar at Woodstock Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. WHlter Aylward and daughter, Celia, of Chicago and Miss May Aylward of Hebron weTe Sunday guests of their aunt, Mrs. Margaret McCarthy. Mr. and Mn. Fred C. JQehoewer were Chicago visitors Saturday At this time Mr. Schoewer attended the bancfaet .of his lottery E of the 322nd Field Artillery at the Morrison hotel. Mr. and Mh. Albert Jtnume and daughter, Marian, visited relatives in -Chicago over the week-end. Mr. Kranae and daughter, Marian, returned heme an4 Mm.^&nmee remained for the wwek, Mr; and Mrs. Albert D. Tdley, «rho have been enjoying a honeymoon trip through the south, will arrive rat their home m Cleveland, Ohio, some time this week. Mrs. Foley was formerly Jfiss Eleanor PhaUn of this dity. *H. Bdtrard Mklone of Elgin spent ••t^ral days this week with relatives Mrs. Lydia Bierbauni of Chicago it the week-end with relatives knl arid Rrqd Kamholz started ^ the Alemite factory at Wood- Id J. Heimer^f Ralph Justen and Anthony Schneider were visitors at Waukegan Sunday. M|b Katharine McCabe returned to fcKfhome at Waukegan Wednesday tBotthing, after visiting several days friends here. V; H. THiele and daughter, Harrlfet, were in Chicago Saturday and enjoyed seeing Mitzi in "Lovely Lady" at the Garrick theatre. Nick Freund of St. Ix>uiS anil Marie Frennd of Springfield, attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Freund, Mon day And are remaining for a few days visiting relatives and friendfc Sank* {lavaleaa. " ^ Yhe Uoof soilre ts a small •wand In the South Atlantic state* tt Is foolishly feared by some people who believe It will put it* tail in its leootb, j MUPfen its body and roll like a noop. •Shew Is lie foundation En fact for Unit ballet Tb« coloring thltt uncke 'e bine tfhick, above, marked wtth three tiaefi, ind fleah colored. bek»*. with blick epots. Permanent Slavim KeentteamoU r LeMnf '•'? • Engene •Tgtt ..l -/T:- Now Only $8.00 ; ';•* Kepilar Price $10.00v Have your wave done while this low price is ill effect Including free shmpaoo and fingerwaje. Permanent waves as low as $6.00 ^Inehiding free shampoo and finger wave. ' MaJta ntrtr •x-M Beaute Snopfte '•M GERTRUDE Richmond 031 R. JUSTIN RINOWOC®, ILL. V" Your Letterhead^ Printed ion Cornstalk Paper L- > WeTessm jastnneived a shipment of bond paper from the Hopper *aper Cd^ &t Taytenalle, Irst 5jnllL64 In «rdw iflmt t»very farmer in this territory may have his own perlettertands printed from this first batch of "paper from the " WRBamanJB^gtthis special offer: ™ $50 Letterheads, printed $50 Envelopes, printed REGULAR PRICE, $6.» ' % wiueis musb we :*iaAB on March Iflih. tiw^WwhWh. mj m i ^ ^ Yours Today £*%jt* ... teLLDALsraan ^>hn P. Jones, Prop. Phon^ 00-R t IHinels M . .i i new; Oliver Tractor Plow; Cultipacker; Riding Plow; Tractor been upheld by the higher court, jt Plow; 4-horse Disc; ^Walking Plow; 3-horse Disc; 2 Breaking] iy>ch, who was represented by ion Drag; 3 sets Sleifhs; 3-sectien Dra^; 3JFeed Grinders i^ Mil- |^hi#les P. Barnes, filed a bill in the pise; uangj f Plows; 4-seeti waukee Corn HuskerTInternational Silo Filler; S Drive Belts; 4 Truck Wag-;circuit court EeekinK to enjoin Mm ,*ns and Hay Racks; Deering Gram Binder; John Deere Corn Binder; Deer-i. ing Corn Binder; Hay Loader; 2 small Gasoline Engines; Silo Wagon; Mctormick Mower; 3 sets Breeching Harness, nearly new: set Back Pad Har- Jjess; Milk Cans, Pails,,strainers aritd many other smalLtools 400 nur#^rQ#s |o mention. /r ; y y...v •. f» JS'ew Ma«hinery-^NeW Jk»hn|Defre Hay^Raki; 2 nf» Johi Deere 2-row Cultivators; new John Deere Corin Binder; new John Deere Corn Planter with Fertilizer Attachment; 2 new Single Row Cultivators; New Idea Manure 7f>preader; new Broadcast Seeder. • -t s<^d before ,, This is a large ^aie and all Small Machinery will NdoiH-Hbt I^pnch it Npop i * - * r" J(k.ll the above property will be sold undfer the regular Green guarantee, property must be as represented or money refunded. Terms All sums of $25.00 ' iind under, cash. Over that amount a Credit A< '>ix ritt(intiis,( t4Be will be good bankable notes satisfactory to the clerk, bearing 7 per cent Positively no property to be removed until settled for with clerks. s «ven on ~ s Interest. 3 Per Ceat Diotoaat for OMi m Sums i^Utled'io (dreUt - t closing up a certain driveway near the Pistakee Bay which Koch in bis bill alleged was a public highway. Koch was not satisfied with the tie* cision in the circuit court so carried the case to a higher court.' The opinion which was handed down by&he higher court was received this -toeek by Attorney Lumley. f RETURNING FROM COAST Mr. and Mrs -George Bohr and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dietz, who have spent the winter in "the Imperial Valley of California, the richest producing area in the world, write that they are starting for home earlier than expectation'account of high water, warning* I 'ftttm 'the auto club. " < ikmcM fxfa#£C- . :•! t. 1929 FISHING LICENSES " The 1929 fishing licenses are tfere and can: be secuued at the following' places: EL C.. Kamhols, Ray McGee, Kent A -Co., J. J. Vycital, John F. Brda, Wm. fi. Althoff, Wattles Drug Store nadiaMso- Ben'fktLaerer burg. : -" ^p^nonrroiri ~o ~" vnmvi --• r m--ri *1 --ifinn-ir "1 n^|r - " ** nr m nii^rrtrwnrtirr " ~ ~ ~ n n-- fi . 1 Milwaukee '* >v •' 4"i 1 w- ••Y 5> •mm AIL THE WORLD RECORD WINNERS Can't Be Wmngf . ..One make of tire stand* Ant in every offi- |eial teat of endurance, safety, and speed-- " " ' '-record winners rideoo 5-V ^ put on^faS1?^8 rrjs^Y --*ith th* Th, 'oondutio,, •; PC*!1 f? •>) PHONE 90 BUSS-PAGE MOTOR SALES and At water Kent £feglc£S ^ ^WEf SERVE AFTER WE SELL" - '• -- 1! " t xiVjE^ >* - - • • W-i-i . >.• . u L . -3lat.: ^ugaLi