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CLfmiFIED A C T I O N i; BMUM of th* great number of TwMMBed tdi which ippeu in the . f^Sndealer each week, we have ' fonnd it impossible to keep books ; oa such small accounts. Therefore, in the future, only ads which are paid for before this section of the paper goes to press at 10 o'clock on Wednseday will be printed. £SS*?' FOR SALB 1ST 8AJj£ -- Beer - for your ice cgld case beer of all kinds, come to the Sportsman's ...Inn, where good fellows meet; all kinds of wines and psnkage goods £o take 'out at the u>. <sst prices. 513 Main street. A1 Phannenstill, prop. 23tf FOR SALE --16-nios. old pedigreed Irish Setter with papers, completely inoculated. Price $75. Gall Palisade 5 3230. #36 FUR SALE*--1949 Ford Custom V-8 23,000 miles, excellaut condition. $1475.00. Can be seen at) Worts ; ,, Hervice Station, Intersection of 120 and 31, McHenry t Illinois. 36 ioK SALE--Oils burners, ntokera, furnaces, plumbing, heating and clectrical supplies. Sheet Metal Work. .Petersen Sales t Service. Phoi.e McHenrv 5:?1 W-l *36-2 I'OIC HALF. -- Rabbits, live or dressed. Phone McHenry 534-W-l after 5:00 p. m Ronald Ternberg. *36 ^ FOR SALE-- r i e S i n g e r p o r t - able sewing machine and attachments, also Thor table model mangle. Call 521-W2 after 5 p. in. R . * • 36 lOK SALU--lia leti straw, telephone Luke 2800. *36 y-r. -\ U. ft. NO. 1 APPLES *ia . 11.25 per bu. SSI ^clicious Jonathans bider and Apple, Butter MOS8LET HILL ORCHARD S. W. Corner of Tw»i ' Route U. 8. 12 and 111. 22 "jr N<«ar Lalte Zurich,' 111. 36-6 "T^Oli SALE--( teosiey Shelvedor re- • *vf rigotator^^Cafc^Jto^ seen, at E. J0* '^Malftch home or call (569-R-l McHenry. 36-lf JFOR SALE --White enamel ^garbage Buri.cr. Telephone 77-W. *36 FOR SALE--Siuger electric portable sewing inachiiu; also Hoover vacuum cleaner ma attachments, '.fall McHenry 574-J-2. 36 FOR SALE---15)41 I'ontiac-G Club A!oupe.' Good running condition. Upholstery very, very clean. Want #600 --' Will take $450. Chas, M. Adams, 211 Cruud Avek Phone 22a.T. *36 FOR SALE -- 1937 Pontiac Club Coupe, good running condition. Best offer, afervin Staines, West McHenry. C;r]) 546-R-2. *36 FOR SALE--3. lip. Se;i King out board motor used less than 50 hourH. Very reasonablo. Phone McHenry 170. *36 TOR SALE--Guaranteed mufflers and tail pipes, fuel Dumps, carburetors, generators Mud ignition parts. Community AutO Supply, Rts. 120 aiid 31. 36 FOR* SALE -- Registered cocker spaniel puppies, six .weeks old. Roy I>ndd, Rn;gwood, 111. Call Richmond 8*3. *36 m HAVE TROUBLE-FREE DRIVING THIS WINTER IN A GUARANTEED USED CAR FROM BLAKES '47--DODGE Custom Sedan Low mjlcage--family car. '4t~- PLYMOUTH Spec. DeLuxe Sedan Like new--real economy. '46--BUICK 4-Dcor Sedan Comfort-- beauty--performance '•46--DODGE 2 Door Sedan One ef our better buys. '41--DODGE Town Sedan '41 PLYMOUTH 4 Dodr Sedan '39--FORD Business Coupe < '38---DODGE 4-Door Sedan . '37 FORD "85" Coach '47- DODGE % Ton Pick up '37--DODGE Vj-Ton Pickup '47 STUDEBAKER 2 Ton Chassis '#5--FORD l'X. Ton Chassis 71ns More Cars--Many Tracks A. S. BLAKE MOTOR SALES > 301 E. Pearl Street HcHenry ?feone 156 • '• • y • ' . /•' 36 right hand oven, good ^condition; also gray wool broadclotlieoat with genuine squirrel trim, size 12; fivepiece oak dinette set and 7V* cu. ft. refrigerator, Pkoae McHenry 585-J-1 or 663-W-2. »3g FOR SALE -- A Healthy home-- with Rexair--the Water Machine -- Cleaner -- Humidifier -- Vaporiser. Carl Barnickol, Box 211, McHenry. 34 tf FOR SALE -- Storkline baby buggy and baby scale. Phone McHenry 861 R. 34tf PIANOS -- 40 Miles from High Prices. Januarv Clearance 8ales -- new and used, Spinets and Grand Pianos -- all can be bought at tremendous savings. Call Elgin 780 DAVID E STARK PIANO CO. Cor. W. Chicago and Union fits., Elgin, 111; 33.4 rOB SALB -- White birch fireplnce wood, any length. John E. Ducey, Phone 16, Richmond, HI. *35-4 FOR SALE -- Evergreens, trees, shrubs. Free estimates on land scaping. Pitzen Nursery, Round Lake, Route No. 2, Round Lake 3570. Corner of routes 120 and Wil son road. 32^ FOB SALE -- Antiques. Clothing for family. Fonuals. "This clothing in good condition." Miscellaneous items. Open, all winter, Tuesdays, thru Saturday, 1:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sundays, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Mrs. R. Dietrich, Terra Cotta Road Consignment and Resale, % mile west Terra Cotta Factory which is on Bt. 31, Crystal, Lake 1346 R l. 32tf JOB SALE--TYPEWRITERS. AD WNO MACHINES. Service on al! lakes. Also ribbons for all make* arhon paper. L. V. Kiltz, Clay Rl. Woodstock. Phone 549. ,-yt SALB--Generators, armature? tarters, fuel pumps, distributor, oltage regulators and ignition p«r^ Or Ford and all other cars. Seacc «les So Service, Lilymoor, Fre«l ,T "roboda Prop. Tel." McHenry 183 47 1 • BARG VINS -- IN PERMANENT HOMES. McHENRY, McCULLOM LAKE. WONDEB LAKE. FARM8. CHOICE LOTS, RESORT PROP ERTY, BUSnrBSSES. KNOX REAL ESTATE. 405 RICHMOND «» n a n PHON3 MCHENRY 421-J, McHenry, 111. ntf FOR SALE--Johns-Manvllle flomt Insulation, installed by The Wall- Fill Co. For estimate call Leo J. stilling, McHenry 18. 40»tf FOR SALE -- Infants' wear, costume jewelry, ceramics, bone clnna lamps, glassware, ideal Xmas gifts; all moderately priced. The Hemsley Gife Shop, opposite depot. Fox Lake, 111. • 25-tf FOR SALE -- 2 pe. living rdom set. 9x11 broadloom tug with pad:- lamp tables; 9x18 rug with pad and •"» pc. chrome kitchen" set. Very reasonable. A. Stilliug. Phone McHenry 297-J FOR SALE -- Jonathon and delicious apples. $1.50 per bu. or. Robert Baird's Farm. Phone '•>08-W-l. *35-2 PROBLEMS TO US--We oai> de Hw anything from a enapahrt to large morals, or free hand oil paintings Copying and (rtmlu. CAMERAS, PROJECTORS, FILMS AH D StJr PLIES. ..WORWICK'S STUDIO, 117 Riverside Drive, McHenry. Ptlbne 275. 40-tf COMPLETE TRBB SERVMW -- Tree Feeding -- Trees SPRAYING Weed Control Fly and Moseuito ANDERSON TREE SBBVICB 519 Wankegan Road • McHenry 724 15-tf ijXPERT PIANO TUNING AND REP AIRING -- Work fnlly guaranteed. Also used pianos for sale, ti. Zaboth. Call collect. Lake Zur Kh 3102. ig-tf MIMEOGRAPH SERVICE Typing - Mimeographing Addressing i'rompt Service - Reasonable Ratec >47 Washington Street, Route 14 Woodstock. Tel. Woodstock 1452-M. 10 ti NOTICE The McHenrv Sportsmen's club will hold a crow shoot oil Sunday afternoon. Will assemble <a$;"'tn£ $fet* hall at " : 3 0 p . M . ; • , ' Public Invited For further information nkotae Harold Vance. 36 PAINTING--Decorating and paper hanging. Thirty years experience. Free estimates. C. Gustafson, phone McHenry 6G5-.T-1. *36-2 COMPLETE TREE SBRV1CB 519 Waukegan Road PhoM 724 Anderson Tree Service 36 BARBER SHOP BINGWOOD, ILL, Across from Chemical Plant Prop. Ray Frisbcc ' "362 GARBAGE COLLECTING - Let u„ dispose of your garbage each week or oftener if desired. Reasonable rates. Regular year round route John E. Hill, P. O. Box 274, Mr Henry, Phone 365. tf WELLS DRILLED OR DRIVEN WATER SYSTEM -- We sell, repair and install pump. Bill Bacon, 206 Main Street, McHenry. Telephone W7. 25 tf CLOGGED 8EWER1 Have the electric rod cyt out the obstruction. No digging. No lawn mess Septic Tanks and Grease Traps Cleaned, Built and Repaired. Modern Construction. Competent Engineering. Lake County Sanitary Co., Libertyville Tel. 1346. 47-tf I AVE YOUR CESSPOOLS, cst cb basins, septic tanks, cisterns cleaned Wy Eddie's Sanitary 8ervice. Eddie lT:>ff. Prop. Tel. McHorry 2f>0. 29 tf ACCOUNTANT Available Now For In coine Tax Returns Part ^ Full Time Bookkeeping Audits -- Call: 291 or Write: E. Roenau 308 S. Green St. McHenry, 111. B. 1, jGoodrich ITire# „ •tMzn... : 7 tWklfi .^T-T|r CtMxK eiMxic 7:00x1* . »iMx!7 - 7*00x17 . 7:00x18 . l:S0x20 . 7:00x20 7:50x80 8:96x90 .. 0:00x80 . INOOsM - "vy • • •? IK Not lnclnded 91M7 14.7« 14.03 UM UM t&25 16.07 17JW5 12.40 - 28.00 81.44 Hit 81.92 41.40 /i4jw 97M DOWNS NASH SALES i 406 ELM Sf&KEf TEL. HcBENRY 484 HcHliifSY, ILLINOIS SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED -- G. I. accounting student vrants part time bookkeeping position afternoon and Saturday. James J. Krein. Phone McHenrv 59I-W-2. *36 !A. B. McCONNELL SEEKS LEGISLATURE SEAT OF DISTRICT COUHTT OAKDIDATX HENRY A. NTLLE SITUATION WANTED--Ma n con templating building home in Mc Henry, seeks work here at almost anything. A willing worker! What have you. Write Box A-l c/o Plaindealer. *86 Foxanrr FOR vRENT -- Employed widow, wic^es to share I onic with employed couple, two girls, or widow. Phone McHenry .)84-M-l after 5:30 P. M. and all day Sunday. 36 FOUND FOUND--Ro»a ry and crucififc in case. Owner may claim by identifying at Plaindealer office. *36 PETER A. FREL'ND AUCTION This week, Henry A. "Hick Nulle, now treasurer of McHenry county, twice sheriff of McHenry county, and for many years prior to these county offices the chief of police of Marengo, stated that he was a candidate for the Re publican nomination for coupty sheriff in the primaries to be held April 11 of this year. Mr. Nulle is well known. He has handled the treasurer's duties since 1946, when he was elected to the'office he now holds, one of the most difficult jobs to be held by a public official--that of handling of tax mo7iie8. Prior to that time, his public and political service was recognized in various ways. Mr. Nulle was sheriff of McHenry county from 19:14 till 1938; and then from 1942 until 1946. He was chief of police at Marengo from 1922 until 1934. He left the Marengo police force to serve his first term as county sheriff and before his second term as county sheriff, Mr. Nulle served as Marengo police head from May 19-u. until he took over the office of sheriff again at Woodstock in December 1942. In announcing his candidacy for the nomination of county sheriff. Mr. Nulle said that he felt he had most to offer the voters in iiis knowledge of law enforcement in th'.' county, and the feeling he was sure all had that the law would be enforced with equal justice ander his jurisdiction as sheriff. === WEEKLY CROSSWORD PU HUMORIST UAvMi 1711--urt ot 19 WlagUk* part n n umifs ataf! nvtm 99 Vagatablas hiomm CAfar.) 19 Paid notk* 91 Met «Mt 99Utttt laaeo M Aspersion 9tOMnMttn nTnm (abbr.) MTMnt II nmwlrtn v TUTICAL lVs 9 Anger r 90oadttct «lgyptfaNi MB gO<l 9 Upon • Sea eagle 7 Bright color 9 South America (abbr.). 9 Cavities lsrtuits of the Balm 11 Male sheep 15 Concerning II Near 19 Uncooked 90 Snake 99 Afle 94 Be was noted 7 Here's the AMM> 'or his 42 Strati (<Mr4 25 Tjrpe of tree 49 (Mbaft 27 Line N 49 Also 99 Tablet 49Hta 91 Slumber ; held 32 Ught place !• 34 Tear aunahr «i.#--» 95 Equipment 91 Onsen 96 Pigpen (9 Print 99 Beverage 40 Quieten 41 Bachelor at 95! Arts (abbr.) (abbr.) 4IBfiilkal ED VOGEL, Auctioneer., MISCELLANEOUS JANITOR SERVICE - *Ve ek-an woodwork, windows, walls ;»'id all oth«."' odd Daily weekly. monthly or scasoii'iPv. Rf-asi-n- ;ible prices. Nf-'II-n r Janitor Serv K-e. Don D.'Wte/, Mgr. Phru Mc Henry 430-J. 32tf DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest cash prices paid for cows, horses <and 'togs; no help needed to load. Day ;tnd night, Sundays and holidays. Coll Wheeling Rendering Works. Wheeling No. S: reverse charges. 36 tf ELECTRIC PROBLEMS?--Do you have electrical problems? Let Bob sohe them. No job too big'^or too •>»!ill. Call McHcnrv .169 R l 32-6 SAW FILING -- Hand, ba'nd circular and crosscut saws. At Peterson Boat Shop. Route 120, McHenry. Illinois. *34-4 Smart Set Beaaty Shop Riverside Hotel McHenry 8SI Will cat and curl to please ybu. 34-4 ACCOUNTING, BOOKKEEPING AND TAX SERVICE -- Records installed and maintained. Income tax service by appointment. Elmer P. Adams, Certified Tax Consultant. Phone Fox Lake 30tf KINSEY * BENSTEN - Carpenters - Summer Homes - Remodeling Cabinet Work For estimates: Tel. McHenry 893-J or Woodstock 135&-W* -1---^ JSd-9 • t i »» HI »11 MI »e« 1111 n m m i n n t i o H n i n H i i Helen Weber Says: OUR EXTRA CARE GIVES * BETTER WEAR HQ HOT MCW ^ ^ •W? ® • c^swT McHenry Cleaners Phane 194-M 199 Blm 8t Helen Weber. Mn. * > •44 1111 l|*M«ll t 1111111194 4 14 I >44 It I 1 1 1 11111 H ft • • , WINDOW SHADES--6R VENETIAN BLINDS--New line of removable slat and Bauflex orginal blinds and tapes. Bonderized and galvanized Acme metal. Sterling Window Hhade & Venetian Blind Co., 5640 W. Division street, Chicago. Phone Columbus 1-8743 or McHenry 651-M-l Pri. evening. Sat. or Sun. Free estimates. All work guaranteed; One and two weeks' service. 27-tf C. J. H. DIEHL Woodstock Piano Tuner Phone 208-W 326 Washington Si. 30-tf Woodstock. Til. WANTED WANTED--Watches and jewelry to repair. • Antheny Noonan, 200 So. Green street, McHenry. (Front part of Claire Beauty Shoppe.) 15-tf WANTED TO BUT WANTED TO BUY--We have cash buyers for resort properties, homes and farms. JACOB FRITZ, REALTOR, at Johnsburg. Tel. McHenry (7, or Chicago, Lincoln 1333. 2-tf WANTED, TO BUY -- all kiads of poultry. Call us for price. Ross Produce, Harvard 607-J-2. 35tf. WANTED TO BUY--Late model Remington or Browning 20-jjuage shot gun. Write full particulars. Box 21(5, McHenry. *36 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED -- Women and girls. 200 North Riverside Drive. McHenrv, 111. 22tf HKLP WANTED -- Women and girls wanted fcr telephone survey work in your own home. Good pay. No experience necessary. If you have c pleasant voice write Robert W. Slimmer, Sterling North West Agency, 2753 West North avenue, Chicago, 111. HELP WANTED -- Part time credit investigators on a fee basis to cover several towns in McHenry county. Prefer retired or semi retired individuals Tiavi.ig oonneo tious with banks :in<l financial in stitutions. Address replies Raymond Reiber, care Dunn and Bradstreet. 300 West Adams St., Chicago. 35 2 . HELP WANTED -- PART TIME Need two ladies ' to demonstrate Yardlev Plastics on the Party Plan. Pleasant work Average $40-$50 weekly. Write Lola Peterson, Rt. 3. Box 380, McHenrv or call Carv 6164. . ' 354 HELP WANTED -- General book- | keeper for work in small office, , full time. Apply West McHenry Motors, acroiM from Roller Rink, Mt Hill. . ; .. ----~96 Selea Mills Having decided to quit farming, will sell the following described property at public auction on what is known as the Old Kennebeck Farm, one mile east of McHenry on Route 120, on Tuesday, Jaff 31st starting at 11:00 sharp. 38 HEAD of LIVESTOCK 94 Hoisteia milk cows, 23 of these have freshened in the last month, balance springing, this herd Is milking 17 cans daily 1 Holsteln ball, wt. 1800. Team of sorrell mares, wt. 9200. FEED 1500 bu. Clinton Oats; 2500 bu. 404A ear corn DeKalb; 50 to.is baled alfalfa and timothy mixed taky ; 99 tons baled straw. MACHINERY 2 McD. F20 tractors on rubber with cultivator, one with road gear; Model A Ford truck with grain box; McD. hand corn shelter (new); McD power corn shelter with blower and elevator (new); Papec 16 inch silo filler; McD. hand corn shelter (new); Case 6 ft. Hay Mower (like new);, McD. 6 ft. mower; 30 ft. extenBio'n ladder (new) 800 lb. scale; r> electric pig brooders; 4 hog self feeders; cattle dehorner; New Idea 6 roll corn busker; Buzz saw; Land roller; A. C. Hay Baler (new); 44 ft. elevator with motor; Hay rake: 2 horse cultivator; McD. 2 row cultivator; 2 rubber tired wagons with racks; 3 steel wheel wagons; 2 top box; set of dump boards; side delivery hay rake; New Idea Manure Spreader on rubber i Fanning mill, motor driven; McD. 7 ft. tractor disc; Case 10 ft. grain drill fertilizer and grass seed with power lift (new); McD. corn bidder with bundle loader and wagon hitcb, extra lugs; John Deere 8 ft. grain binder; 2 McD. 2-214 tractor plows; 4 Sec. steel harrow folding draw bar, (like newt; John Deere corn planter with fertilizer attachment; Oliver corn planter with fertilizer attachment: Potato digger; Garden cultivator; Walking plow. MILK EQUIPMENT Universal milking machine. 2 double units with pump and motor; Electric automatic hot water heather; 20 milk cans; rubber tired milk cart; rubber tired bag cart; silo cart; Stewart Warner cow clipper (new); POULTRY 85 white leghorn chickens; aeTeral chicken nests and fountains. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Antique love seat; 2 dressers; 2 antique tables; overstuffed rocker; other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS- -All sums of $25.00 and under that amount 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 property to be removed until settled for. Peter A. Frond, Owier McHenry State Bank, Clerking*. 1 1 11 _ Complete Hue of Lee's poulti? A. B. McConnell of Woodstock has filed petitions of candidacy for a seat in the legislature of the eighth senatorial district, comprising McHenry, Lake a-.ul ltoonc Counties. Mr. McConnel was urged to take this step by his many friends who believe that the Republicans of this agriculturally rich district are entitled to aa j^ctive farmer member, j - Mr. McConnel'a name may be j new to some but to many persons lit is very familiar for in the three I counties he hafe had ma 'iv years j of public service. He is now serving his third terni as a member of the McHenry county board of I supervisors and is vice-chairman I of the Republican Central Comi mlttee. | Mr. MeConnell has always been 'active in the Farm Bureau and his j last year on its board acted as vice-president. His interest in lagrlcultuic and its growth in the ! community is demonstrated by the i fact that he aided in the organiza- |tion Of the Pure M'lk -Association .and served as president of the LEGALS NOTICE OF CLAIM BATE Estate of Anastasia Miller, Deceased. Notice 'is hereby given to all persons that Monday, March 6. 1950, is the claim date in the estate of Anastasia Miller, Deceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against said estate on or febore said date without issuance of summons, j • - ROY J. MILLKR. Administrator. C. RjUSSBjL ALLEN, Attorney, 236 Mi Main Street Woodstock, Illinois. (Pub. Jan. 12-1M6) iiiimmHiiHiiimiitiH»«inimnimmninniii"nimiiiii The Beautiful EL TOVAR CRYSTAL LAKE. ILL. McHcnrj' (o's. Leading Theatre FR1. - SAT*. JAN. 20-21 Margaret O'Brien Herbert Marshall in SECRET <UK1»K*V- (In Technicolor) FRANK HOWARD, JR. NEW PRESIDENT OP BOWMEN'S GROUP SUN. - MO\„ JAN. 22-2.1 Sunday Con't From 2:1*> p.m. Esther Hill lams Peter Lawfonl in . "ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU" (In technicolor) Breath taking water ballets, dazzling scenes of tropical luxury. TUE. - Hedy I. ^E. ^EIL, LaMtarr H 7 hi JAN. 24-25 Robert Ciiminlngs "LETS LIYE A LITTLE" P* FBI. - SAT„ JAN. 2(5-27 Robert Camming* In THE BLACK BOOK" The second annual meeting of the NortKern Illlni Bowmen, McHenry county's largest bow and arrow club, took place at the Wheelock farm in West McHenry last week. The election of new officers installed Frank Howard, Jr., of McCullom Lake, as president. Gene Thayer, Woodstock, ah vicepresident. and .gjffs. Henrietta Holmes. Woodstock, as secretaryi easurer. I'lans were made to improve the field range this spring and to investigate the possibilities of establishing a new indoor range. It lias become impractical to continue use of the Armory in Woodstock and many bowmen expressed a desire to get tn sbme practice before spring. Funds were appropriated to experiment with some material v h'.ch hiay be used as a curtain backstop for arrows on an indoor range. It was also., decided that < iu h member of the club would utomatically become a member the Illinois archery -association through application by the secretary-treasurer. After much discussion. . the meeting was terminated and the refreshment committee took over. 8eerates Had the Idea In Plato's Phaedo. published SM B.C., is the earliest written record of the idea of a round esrth. It is credited to Socrates, who died that same year. T. V. Forecast at Albert Krause A Son News Agency.. 38-2 McHENRY, ILLINOIS FRI. - SAT., JAN. 99*91 Humphrey Bogart Alexander Knox (!) "TOKYO JOE" Alaska Adventure Del Cambre Eve MHler (2) "ARTIC FURY" SUN. . MON„ JAN. 29-99 M ifkey Rooney Thomas Mitchell "THE BIG WHEEL" World, News and Cartoon TUESDAY, JAN. 25 JOE KIRK WOOD LEON ERROL (1) "JOE PALOOKA IN BIG FIGHT" William Boyd Andy Clyde (2) "STRANGE GAM rRANC BLE" WED. • THURSn JAN. 99-99 Walter PIdgeen . Peter Lawford Ethel Barrymore in "RED DANUBE * ; World News and Cartoon 94 99 Ho waa a 9avorite humor -- (PL) -mm AUCTION On east Main street, being 'i mile east of Barrington (known as east County Line Road), being 4 miles southwest of Lake Zurich, on FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 Commencing at 11:00 o'clock K & M LUNCH WAGON 79 CATTLE -- 89 choice Hoi: stein, tiiUernsey, Swiss and Ayrshire milk cows consisting of with calf at side, 10 close springers. Balance at I Ik lag good. » tac. Holsteln and Gaernsey heifers, bred; 8 vac. Holsteln heifers, everage age U months, open; 9 choice heifer caltes 3 to 10 weeks old; 10 vac. Holstelki heifers, aterag«t age 19 months, open; 9 vae. Holsteln heifers, average age 7 months,; hall calf. REGISTERED H O L S T E 1 N BI LL -- From Lee George herd, Cortland, liliaols. Slr« of this bull is Ty Vic. Dam, Ormsby DeKol King. Ball is 2yrs. old. The George herd is oae of DeKalb couuty's highest testing herds. TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY -- McD. "M" tractor on rubber, with starter, lights, fluid in tires, hyd. lift (verv good condition)., McD. 2-row delayed lift cultivator, 2-ton cat. tractor (completely rebuilt), snow plow for cat. tractor, new A. C. rotobaler, new Idea corn shredder, McD. 10-20 tractor, McD. 3-bot? 14-fti. tractor plow, McD. 11 -ft. quack digger, A. C. 8-ft. tractor disc, horse drawn disc, 2-sec. springtooth, Piper tractor post hole digger, rotary hoe, phosphate spreader, M<jD. tractor mower, horse drawn mower, McD. model A silo filler, corn binder, 8-ft. binder, : 8-ft. grain binder, dump, rake. V blade snow plow for truck. FEED -- 1800 bushels ear corn, 650 bales timothy hay, 1000 bales 1st and 2nd cut alfalfa. 200 bales of clover hay, 9 ft. silage. MILKING EQUIPMENT -- 2 Surge pails (like new), cream separator, 2 single unit DeLaval palls, 12 milk cans, etc. . LANDWER A WEBB, Proprietor FROELICH, WICK an! CHANDLER, AUCTIONEERS Pabllc Aaetion Service Co., Clerk, Barlington, Wis., Phene 8fi6-W • ' Cecctdlosis Prevention is the best method ef dealing with coccidiosis, on* o{ the commonest and most destructive diseases that affect chickens. It is most serious in warm and humid or rainy weather because such cordit'nns favor the rapid development of the young stage of the pa/a^ite, say specialists department of agriculture. ' ^ Dried Fraits ^ Dried and candied fruits keep4" best if stored in tightly covered , containers on shelves whera the " temperature is fairly cool. Valentines at Albert Krauae A Son Xcws' Agcuev, 308 Eha Street, J 36-2 p H O N E 32 illLEg WOODSTOCK ! 11 FRI. - SAT„ JAN. 29-21 • Matinee Hat. 2x99 P. ' •HRl MSTON1* la Traroler • : <•'"*>: I with 4 • •• Walter Brea** y I P|BN < o-Hit «-* ' "MICKEY" :• 5 Also Color ('arMtt- SUN. • MON^ JAN. 99-99 Matinee Sun. 2:99 PJI. Tyrone Pewer In ^THE PRINCE OF FOXW with Orsen Wells WARTS TUESDAY, JAN •§ ••PORT OF NEW YORK* ~ and -BI« TOWN SCANDAL* USED CAR CNOOSI A '49 '48 '48 '47 '47 '47 *46 '46 '40 '40 '39 '39 '38 '37 '37 '36 NASH "600" NASH Custom Amb. NASH "600" PLYMOUTH NASH "600" _ NASH Amb. . .. NASH "600" FORD Conv. NASH LAF. NASH Amb. . -H650 1550 1400 CHRYSLER DODGE NASH PONTIAC CHEVROLET DOWNS NASH SALES 495 SLM STREET PIONK MeMKNRY HI -- AlsoTewlag Service