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19^-/;; X-Eay DJL L. B HURPKX DENTIST *" J fke Bona mm # m. to • p. a. fltml -- MfHwry," DL H0R8SS Horses, *3.00; 0owi, 14,00; Dead Ron and Sheep removed £mI MIDWEST REMOVAL 00. Tel. Woodstock 16M4C4 or Dundee 10--Reverse Charges Illinois tf- ^ " in 1942 Illinois is to htve ten new armories. The Federal government has approved a program calling for the conffcraetton of these buildings in Alton, Bloomington, East St. liouis, Galva, Joliet, Moline, Macomb, Sterling, Paris ano Springfield. The first three contract* will probacy he ready to let by Feb ruary 1. SI EES r Q l CHARLES LEONARD, Aactiooecr The undersigned having decided to quit farming will sell at Public Auction on the old Stanford farm, located 1V4 miles east of Volo and 3 miles west of Grayslake on roiite 120, on-- MONDAY, JANUARY 26 Beginning at 11:30 A.M., the fo$ lowing described property to-wit: 21 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK consisting of 20 Head of Cattle--High testing and producing herd, 15 close springers, balance milking about 2 to S mos. 2 heifers, 11 to 18 mos. old. Pair of good work mares, wt. 1500 lbs. each. , N Grain and Machinery 400 bu- oats; 60 tons good hard ear serving crops such as hay land, which corn in crib; F-20 Farm a 11 tractor; consists of alfalfa, clover, sweet 14-in. 2-bottom P. & O. tractorjrioir* clover, timothy for hay or pasture, 8-ft. tractor disc; 5-ft. Massey-Harri# and oats pasture seeded " to grass mower; New Idea manure spreader; seed. Stay within the corn acreage 8-aection wood drag; John Deere side allotments and the difference between delivery rake; IHC hay loader, the allotment and cropland may be McCormick '/-ft. grain binder; IHC Farmers in McHenry county pledged ninety-^wie per cent strong to co-operate with the soil conservation and pro- ' duction adjustment features of the 1942 AAA farm program, on the basis j at preliminary reports from the I county AAA office. j Hie three committeemen from each , township conducted the sign-up with ' very much enthusiasm. This sign-up j campaign was Carried on for a month, ! ending on Dec. 1, 1941. However, as there is no deadline set to date, farmers may continue to sign up for the. 1942 farm program. j The program for 1942 asks farmer* to have twenty per cent of the crop- j land on their farms put into soil consown to grain for harvest. 10-in. feed mill; wood wheel wagon The 1945? program, compared with and ^ 200'ft- new W *>pe; new the results in 1941, promises an in- Lindsay Bros, hay fork; DeLaval w»*g- , creased sign-up. The final reportu>f Retic milking machine, double unit, i the 1941 sign-up shows that eighty- like new! new electric Dairy Maid hot five per cent of the farmers in Mc- heater; 2 wash tanks; 16 imik Henry county had signed up to re- cans- strainer and pails; set double ceive payment. Conserving the soil harness; several pieces of odd furniand adjusting production are the main forks, shovels and other articles reasons for the increased sign-op in too numerous to mention. 1942. i -- Lunch Wagon on Grounds -- ' j TERMS: All sums of $25.00 and j under, cash. Over that amount, a credit of six months at 7 per cent will be extended on notes approved by the Niw Bomber? A 10-pound bomb that will maike a hole a mile deep and 29 miles in diameter and wreck every bufldihg within a radius of 100 miles. That is the top "secret weapon" of the United States. So claims wellknown science writer John J. O'Neill. Why, a bomb like that would wreck the city of Berlin in one direct hit! Its origin is said to be due to the solving by United States scientists, of the problem of uranium 235. . clerk. Anyone desiring credit, kindly make arrangements before purchase is made. No property to be removed until settled for. LOUIS BLASIUS Weot McHenry State Bank, Clerking Pass Each Other The hands of a clock past each other every 65 and five-eleventh minutes. t Each Reader' of . the SPlaindealer * .. • ••••tie;» • ' jtp TC""'*" ; "•Ufa •V WEBSTER1 GIANT ILLUSTRATED! DICTIONARY ratiSL* -•mu ;*v. 7 <' *} *' *•" -*< ^'*1 •y» *%¥.' 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