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mmmm * KrSf4 7.* ** , •' «/ 1°%V "7"- rT 4 •*; .. 'BftllN' A U C T I O N C1AH1J8 LEpNARP, Auctioneer Uttock 4TB Having NM -my fsrm the undersigned will sell at |mUk auction on (km Med five miles southwest of Woodstock, 6 mites northoast of Marengo, three mllos north of Junction Route 176 and Union Read and on the road known as Vermont street»taro mites south of Evergreen school, on > Tuesday, February 11 8*te starts at U:3i am sharp the Mnriac diiu>»d property ta-wit 84 HEAD OF LIVE8T00K Maraa,Vwt. ^ line Year OM Colt »ss? «• ^"K.^ •ilkers S Yearling E^Cen S Heifer Calvaa « Hi W)*e Leghorn Pallets 15 Brood Swwa Cfta farrow hi Mar.) Cheater WMtea 62 Fall Pics, Chester ^IFhitos f Feeder Pigs, Chester White* It Ewes, to lamb b March Om Back 1<* Old LagtM^-'lfalik WfcHt HAT, GRAIN AND MACHIKK&Y 2,060 ho. Ear Corn 1M Shocks Cora S teas HaMtfcy Hay m Bales Alfalfa Hajr* 109 Bales Oat Straw SN ha. Vkland Oats 86 Ft. % in. Rubber Hose Lawn Mower 1 Piles Old Lanter Case tractor, Model :'tA Silver King tractor on witih cultivator 40-ft drive belt. McD corn binder with carrier J. I. Case grain drill, 10 ft fert. attach for above, 4-sac. drag Pump jack * J. I. Case 2-bottom plow, 14 la. Slip scraper • •• ') Single Row cultiif£|or 2 Garden cultivators Potato hiller Rubber wagon Hay rack Side delivery rake McD Mower, 5 ft M. M. disc, 8 ft One-horse cultivator M. M. disc, 10 ft. Wagon box Jamesway hog feeder, steel 3, Bog waterers 4 barrels • hog troughs Lantx grapple hay fork f- Milking machine compressor pipe and faucets for 68 cows %-bbI. Diversal washing powder tt-bhL DaLuxa -washing powder New Idea manure sproadef Ml rubber 2 short rubber belts 5 new rubber belts, SO fl, length* . y M. D. cream separator, motor driven Galv. wire dog pen* Roll woven wire, 26 in. 300 fence pickets 800 cliick size broodsr metal Electric brooder stove 6 chicken waterers 6 chicken feeders ; M-W 5-gal. sprayer Stone boat 3 barn brooms 3 sets work harnesses 9 metal bushel basket* Forks and shovels 2 hay knivts 2 scythes 4 tractor wagon tongues Log chain , 1941 truck, % ton, wuh grain box and hog rack, Ford Crow bar * Wood wheelbarrow Wire stretcher Gasoline bbl. with faucet 2 tarpaulins, 20x20 ft Pair fly nets " 2 rolls corn planter wire Grease gun 3-sc extension ladder, 36 ft. Hog oiler Vise sv- Hudson fly sprayar Branding iron Cuti packer Electric fence charglt 400 lbs binder twin# litis Machinery^ Is Practically An New - TEEMS--All 'sum of $25 and under, cash; over that amount a credit of 6 months at 6 per cent will be extended on notes approved by the cierk. Anyone desiring credit kindly make arrangement* safe Mo property to .b e removed. untiifl settled LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS X Charter J, O'Brien v f The State Bleak #f Waadgteck, Clerking • V.V::: m: tttan that Maple the Bella fanally of h having horse, Oar uncommon woek, and with t f c a b l to Mow, hot bacaase we had tickets; for "Harvey" which is showing.at! the Karris in Chicago, wa started j out last Wednesday fbr Woodstock) to catch the 6:38 train. j For an excellent start, wa almost time• Grandma and Grandpa Widen had ssan tha Hswest adSUon to the Shumway family, small Karen, who is only five months old. Tha Axal RaaSTuse nut coal in their furnace, M for the past months tlw cod has also contaiaed nuts, genuin ones, which was pretty mu|n of a myatyy until Mr. Raedel found a full cacne at the bottom iSP- * store had been --m itoihifsft priag Woods, •M two owtdeepoil. 36, check all sn your housa. We in oar midst. On the day of the big Missard-- last Wednesday to you--Mrs. Grace Sdlek noticed a bit of green outside her door and found a pansy in full bloom. Why, of course, I believe her-^-dont you? whose winter distorted. N *• *7' The Arndt family of Shore Hills couldn't ev^n get ou^^Wfrnder Lakemw stealing a^mareh on the rest of - toy Albert Mglnray. After .boat In IUIU, 11i i, 1"°*, |^"|) P ^ ^ wo- turned sroand and tried each 1 !^"fu an<* cross road to the blacktop, finally! these gloomy days. crossing at Oak street in Indiarj A ^ turn Paul Mat* states that X* Mh^, wood.y. jgiSjj- "s» ssM 25?'in WomUr" Uk*. Th«e stoSi an nutof positively untrue, Mr. Mate intends hgtna il^ 40 ko*1* his home and business «? pmn,Mnt w<md" uk* larly outraged to be caught out on: tha road during lightning flashes, in' ^ on January. I felt that nature was Uk-! ing an unfair advantage. j Upon our arrival inWoodatock, we! ST?^ ™ Jf^wwdAed h?i«« found that the train was already1 f«^r an hour and a half late. It actually! formei DeLisle didn't arrive until Friday, so, after j • Occurred just bafore the big bliuard of last week and* Mr. End res, unable to get home from his employment in Woodstock, was forced to leave without rest for the funeral immediately upon his arrival home Thursday morning. The Community club would like tc n„__ *»,fV remind everyone to be sure and mark i?-. " ™ ' the calendar for Saturday, 22, as people have made to see Ins parfor- (hat is the date for the fbig benefit dance which is being held on that evaning at the Lagion Home in Woodstock. The proceOds from this dance will be used as supplementary funds rrison school. at hack spring i Mrs. Fairdiscerqable road, and no chains on jthe car ,that ride will stand out in j my memory as one of outstanding j foolhardiness. We stayed on ti*e jvaad purely by instinct and when wa came to the turnoff from 120, five tries convinced us that the road was not for us, and we circled McHenry and crept home the back way. Ill bet that comedian, Joe E. mance, bat we are probably among only a few who actually risked their lives to sea his show. Of course we didn't see "Harvey," but then, neither has anyone else. The newly organised Choral club of McHenry has many Wonder Lake members. Among those who have bean enjoying tha group singing are Virginia Monteleone, Dells Chenev and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert. The first recital is planned for spring. On Saturday evening a great surprise was in store for the Walter Frosts. Young Wally came home-- and well again. Wally has been corfined for several weeks in Hfries hospital with rheumatic fever. for Harrison Mrs. Mabel Sartwell of Wonder Center was one of the eighteen members of the ARC Girl's bowling league to be entertained at dinner last week in the home of Mrs. Martha Kohl, Woodstock. For the "Is My Slip Showing" department I confess that last week when listing the hostess for Norma Davis Porter's shower, I said that "Lil Druml" was one of the three who sponsored the party. It was "Lil McMahon," to whom I offer abject apologies. After all her work, too. John Carbon, recently discharged vetersn of the armed forces, and sou of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Carbon of Shore Hills was married on Jan. 25, to Connie Gorano of Chicago. The ceremony, which took place in Chicago was also attended by Mr. aiid Mrs. Ralph Carbon, of Shore Hills. The young couple plan to reside in Wonder Lake. Winter Weather It was amuaing to collie which belongs to the Franx family in Indian Ridge coverting around the Handy Pantry tha other very cold morning loving* ly clad in a small undershirt Sh# looked warm! During the bliuard and the subsequent cold weather, I have been approached by several parties, from both Wonder Lake and McCullora Lake, who regularly commute on the WAF lines, to be sure and give the bos drivers credit for their perseverance in keeping these buses on schedule against almost superhuman odds. My vote goes to the lad who brought through that oil job last week and who almost froze his hands in so doing. This tutw ticular bus is known to the regulars as 4 Operation Iceberg.** Point had the fisfortune to slip and fall dowji the hill near her honr>. No bones were broken, but most o)f them were severely bruised, and she was confined to her bed over the weekend. One thing about this wre weather is the companionship anw the brotherhood of man that it foeters. Last Thursday morning, L. W Scott of Indian Smm. ririvin* hi well known "friendin need, etc.," when he crammed six--I SIX men into the coupe and made dash from McHenry (no train) to Woodstock. One of the passen» gers told me that that coupe realli ! can do all the things that its man. ufacturer claims for it, and the* some, as it tore through the dee# magical coupe was entering Wood* stock, the train they had intended boarding was pulling out but frantic waving by the six potential passengers must have softened the engi* neer'js heart--he stopped the train, all of our six got to their respective offices. (I wonder, though, if they weren't too tiied to work?) 1 A gal I know was complaining tha other day that a woman she recently i |met is a bore. "Why?" I inquired,,' , "Well. I don't know any of the worn* en she scandalises,'1 my friend com- 1 plained. DR. HENRY. vf OPTOIKSTUBT' ' "' ' 1; • ^ r M M * * w t r t ... Suffm'» Jewelry Store : ,-vt * » - - Cmoted Thursday Afternoons) f s»- Eyaa Examined -- Glasses Fitted " ' '*'* ' . Vleaal Training - Visual Rehab^Tttea / Complete Viaual Analysis • Hanrs Daily: t to 12 wjd lte & -- E v e r i n g a : 6 to pjn. PHONE McHENRT 452 / SOLUBLE Special congratulations to the F. Hansens of Wonder Center, who completed thirty-two years of weddea bliss on Fridsy. Mr. Hansen, who is employed in Delavan, Wis., bravpd the turbulent elements on Friday «o it he could be home with his bride half a lifetime. This was no feat as Mr. Hansen's car, he started for home, was m . . wdrift from which only a small bit of black--the top of the car-- was exposed to view. Another thirty-two years of mat* riage was reached on Jan. 28, by Mr. and Mrs. Herming Widen. Congratulations to another grand couple Betty Anderson von Bampus (Mrs. Bob) of Wickline Bay underwent surgery at the Woodstock hospital on Wednesday morning. Her brethcr- in-law, Dick von Bampus, who underwent surgery at Hines a work ay. is ft>ing spjfnftdily. ^ There ia a reunion taking place at L- "V-* itibby and A1 Re pan are driving to Hot Springs this week for a two week's stay. They will visit relativef\ along the way. Don't you just\ H^.TE them. Dd\y<yfr remember Sally Borchers, whoM%/a dog, beloved pet of the Edward Borchers. Sally was so un->; happy \n the city that they have, given herto the Wally Deans, who will givethe big Irish setter the! atmosphere >he daarly loves, ard the walks by tho lake allien missed so much. We hear via the grapevine that' Ed Cannon is a new member of our I "31 Again" Club and so is Kitty Fairchild. On Sunday, DeLisle Doyle entertained, with a luncheon, for Mrs. Fairchild. Present at the par^y were Mrs. Sophie Kosti of McHenry, Mrs. Olive Armstrong, Mrs. Mabel Sartwell, Mrs. Alice Karen. Mrs. Lottie Hallstrom and Mrs. Marie Mi1- brandt. The entree was Swedish meat balls. I understand that Roy Noren and Wayne Sartwell weren't j invited to the lunilieen, but they! hung around until someone fad them. Another birthday, jNit only in the "21 Again" group, was that of Mrs. Dorothy Powers, who is looking es-1 pecially elegant these days in a lush new shesred lambskin coat m Mrs. Rose Murphy entertained he?' tting club on Tuesday. Present re Mrs. Justus KeUner, Mrs. Elly | Villa, Mrs. Henry Schau, Mrs. Veraj Henthome and Mrs. Millie Hay. : We understand that there have! PIMPLE 5 P) yjpptH; • t ' 0 - • '41 Yet, it U trw. than k a u<e. *7 BOLGER'S DRUG STORE AUCTION On highway •east of Hwy. Illtnois Ball's floyces is unusually long. Nearly §4f000 have been with the company •sore than ten years. It shows they "I SUPPOSE a lot of girts feci the Wieve the telephone company is same way about the week they do. But food place to work." And Hexplaias somehow-to me-thecal an un. why telephone people take aaore than usual fascination about telephone j**t a "wocitaday" itecrest im their work. The people are f? peasant -- jobs. « so frics^p. The wedkk important These are the paople responsflile too. I fed I'm part your telephone service. And when .. of a vital service.'* w get all the aqinpasent This feeling is typhi It Ska* they'll make your service why the awMfi service o| m>4 173, being 2 miles 41, 10 miles east of Antioch, on 1 FRIDAY. FER 14, ft U •'elock CATTLE: Seven Swat «•! Guernty cows, consisting ca tfwase saicngers, balance heavy aMtaW; 4 vac. heifers (bred) one is springer; Hoi. bull, 18 mo. old; choice Angus steer, wt. 1200 lbs.; 6 Angus stoars {av. wt. 750 H».) HORSES: «ack team, 10 and li> yrs. old, wt. 3600 lbs# FEED: 500 bu. corn, 400 bu. osts, tt ton bal?d alfalfa and timothy hay, some baled straw, some silage. MACHINERY: 10-26 tractor; new McD 2 bot. 14-in. tractor plow; 8 ft. tractor disc; new McD side delivery rake; Case manure spreader; kit silo filler; McD sulky cult, with fert. attach.; J. D. corn hinder; McD1 7 It. grain binder; rubber tired wa gon and box; rubber tired wagon and rack; complete line of other machinery. MILKING EQUIPMENT: Blue Ribbon milking machir three pails, strainer tanks,- et MIfS CE!LLLLA. N®OUS: Ho >11 k # ifMWy aiu tiliphoni company • f new belt; wheel barrow; °Lv wt., electric motor; collars; 9 drinking1. J cups, pipe and tank; new gaL tank; % H. P. motor and pump jack; 25C I^mI posts., V. -v?v antique love seal furniture, includ- ;V-4 'v *' M , " -1 vx; - * ' ' 4^ •" y , i . •• . •' : ^ " A. i JOHNSON, Owner ... A Wan. Anetisnssrs Anctisn 8ervlea Ca, Clerk • ' '• '• ' ' A-.- *, V- 1 ^ *1 mrmmrndm Feed ol "MHVH Soluble" toppln fifttytfl BBC MpVWf IDRIM9 H four toa0ttaM--plu> AUD SOTaTV fey "xu'UA FEED DEALER Price $3.95 per bi§ Less In Larger Quantities McHENRY MILLS, Inc. rM * iM* V V* PHONE If'HSNRY 92-R West McHenry, 11) f GomMel DUSTMASTEH MOP IJ75 Im, nSrtm, ste. CM> (dyMHM PRESTO COOKEK. •is5® Mb essk ft at la a Aluminum Clothes line sMiUP'lH^ BmitSrltlmtl „ - DISH DRAINER ffTEP-ON JUIC ER ETTE ' CAN JUICER , - Bmry a mnd mmNok sIm! iaaar pfl ia M«tal jui ir mtaan theJuioe but no ««< •'. Sqo«nN fruit dl- 3 PIECE ENTERPRISE EXTRA HEAVY ALUMINUM SET Our Regular Law Price $n.m FurchsMd on GAMBLES BARG'N PLiU $ NOW HEBE'S WHAT YOU GBTT • CovMd • Dutch o*an Bwy psaee naa a to PION1 McHENRT , ILL E COLLBTTE, Owner SSI WON fr S'4 f •* * l, / " ' ' < , , > , » <*» ' i'.