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IT • ' *« - • i3.»A 7^. : \ •*>•.; .m..Km".B tBo& SK. „ '.-I-'.--.--•. .^1 '*•"• " .'jr'"*. •• u ""1.; Bffll r vuvv«'v -;• (.• *- , 4?f t, ,/( "Si1 v ' *" t., » "• * :;* v* •*• «•»• , V .4 » 't ~\l ' • ^ * '. • . V «'i > J-.)**" ' . • ' . tl ,-l - l» - .1 " S , ">"<»•<» Thundiy, November 16.1S50 THE McBSKKT PLAWDEALEH iL 3. HOY PBHGG « AUCTION WILLUM H. WB8EU a ad WILLIAM B. 8CLUVAN, AiethiMri Having sold my farm. I will sell at Public Auction, on the farm formerly known as the Charles Nietnan Farm 3 miles West of Woodstock, 2 miles North of Franklinvilie, 1% miles South of Itante 14 from the Hartland Black* t9 Road, oa FRIDAY. NOV. 17th 1960, commencing at 12:30 the following described personal property, to-wit: 13 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK eoRilMliii of 11 choice Hol*teln C O N H I L L AUCTION MrSSH.L. SI UIVU M* VOOEL, Auctioneers pand pipeline for 46 cows; Milkf<thr«ehed) and approximately 1,000 cooler; Electric Water Heater; Z31bushels could be used for seed; 20 tons baled 1st cut alfalfa, 10 tons baled alfalfa aand clover hay, milk cans; 2 wash tanks; Steel can cover rack; Corn Shelter; Drive belt; 275 gallon gasoline tank; Garden cultivator and mow- „ , „ , er; 1947 DODGE 1V4 TON 12 FT. „ * "B 80 ¥ ld my farm to Prancis • STAKE BODY TRUCK; 1 Woods P. Brady, Jr., to give possession j Broa corn p|cker ln good ^ December 1st, 1950, the under signed will sell at Public Auction, all of the personal property on the farm, located 2 miles North of Woodstock, 9 miles South of Hebron on Route 47, on SATURDAY. NOV. 18th itso rommcnrinir at 11 o'clock A.M. as follows, towit: ISO IfF.AI* OF LIVESTOCK <-nn«istin? of 3."> Hnlstfln cows, fonr of which freshened In Sepeows. These cow* have »»een very tcniber, seven freshened In Octocurefullj selected by me, i<nd are of high quality, and good produc- 1 Holsteln heifer, 6 months 12 acres of standing corn; 30 ft. of silage in 14 ft. silo: 200 bu. oats; 14 tons alfalfa h.ay, (wire tatted); 2 tons baled straw. MACHINERY JOHN 'DEERE AUTONt&Tf# WIRE TIE BALER (NEW); John Deere model B tractor and cultivat<£ John Deere 2 bottom tractor plow on rubber; McCormick Deering tractor disc; New Idea hay loade-r; McCormick Deering 5' mower; McCormick Deering grain, seeder; 2 row Case cultivator;' 10 ton Wagon scale; McCormick Deering Side rake; Single row cultivator ; 2 section wood drag; Wood wheel wagon and bo*: John Deere corti planter; 3 section Case steel drag with folding draw bar; New I|£l manure spreader; Hand corn Sheller: Steel wheel wagon And rack; Wood wheel wagon and box; Set of breeching harness. MILKING EQI IPMEXT DeLaval 2 unit milking machine; 10 ttiilk cans; Gas plate water heater; 2 wash tanks, pails afed strainers. MISCELLANEOUS 1929 1% ton Chevrolet truck; 8jrfeep freeze; Quantity of plaster brord; Forks, shovels too and many other articles numerous to mention. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS TERMS--Credit will be extended by payment of 25# in cash,' with balance payable monthly in six monthly installments, bearing interest at the rate of 6rr per annum. Those desiring credit should flange credit before purchase is made. No finance or carrying, charge will be added to purchase price. J. ROY PENCE, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking. Member Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. ^ By.Passes ^Hghway by - passes, routing nRorlsts and heavy truok traffic around cities and towns and away from congested districts, has helped local business, it is announced by the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. The C. of C. sampled opinion of businessmen in 30 communities to reach its conclusion. ber, three to freshen In November, five to freshen in December, balance on or before March 1st. Eight Holsteln heifers, one fresh, balance to freshen in. November and December. • Tills Is a good dairy of cows, and sinyone desiring additions to their herd will make no mistake In parchasing their cows here. 1 pnre bred Holsteln bnll coming three years old: « feeding pigs. HAY AND GRAIN 54 Acres of standing corn; 70 tons of alfalfa and mixed hay; baled; Silage - one 16 ft silo. FARM MACHINERY McCormick Deering Farmall H tractor, new in 1950. including cultivator; Ford Tractor, new in June 1949, cultivator. 2 bottom 14" plow, disc and grader, and hydraulic lift; McCormick Deering corn binder, new in 1949; McCormick Deering bundle loader and wagon hitch, now in 1949; McCormick Deering 7 ft. power mower; Ford 7 ft. power mower; Massey Harris 6 ft. power mower; McCormick Deering 2 bottom 14 in. plow on rubber; John Deere No. 290 Corn Planter on rubber; John Deere Tractor manure spreader, on rubber; Colby wagon on rubber, all purpose steel body; McCormick Deering 9 ft. tandem disc; McCormick Deering Drag; Gehl hammer mill; Case grain drill on rubber, grass seed and fertilizer attachment, new in 1950; Many articles used in the operation of a farm, too numerous to mention. NOT RESPONSIBLE! FOR ACCIDENTS LUNCH WAGON ON GROUNDS TERMS--Credit will be extended by payment of 25% tn cash, with the balance payable monthly in six installments, bearing Interest at the rate of 6% per annum. Those desiring credit should arrange credit before purchase is made. No finance or carrying charge will be added to purchase price. Henry Schroador, Mgr. James D. Connell, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking. Member Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. AUCTION 10 tons baled 2nd cut alfalfa, 300 hales of straw, 10 ft. silage. MACHINERY--Case "VAC" tractor on rubber, with starter, etc. ani mounted plow; New Idea manure spreader, McD. corn binder; McD. grain binder, grain drill, broadcast seeder, corn planter, grain blower, bob sled, land roller, McD. stationary hay baler, steel wheel wagon and rack, 3-sec. drag, pump jack and electric motor. MILKING EQUIPMENT -- Rite- Way milking machine, with 2 single units (stainless steel), motor and pump; 2 sterlizing tanks, 10 milk cans. - A. J. BEHM, Owner MERMAN BEHM, Auctioneer, Gray slake, 111* PaUie A action Service €•* Clefk AUCTION livery rake, New Idea manure spreader on rubber, U. S. grain blower, 50 ft. 6-in. belt. FEED--300 bushels Bonda oats, 700 bales 1st cut alfalfa and clover hay. 500 bales 2nd cut alfalfa and clover hay. 1,000 bushels corn. MILKING EQUIPM_ENT--DeLaval milking machine, 2 shigle units, complete; Surge electric water heater, 2 sterlizing tanks, Kwik- Kool milk cooler. TRUCK -- 1932 Chevrolet truck, with cattle rack and grain box. GLEN MOYNE, Owner FROELICK and WICK* A acts. Public Auction Service Co^ Clerk 4 Dinner Speaker IKembers of the board' Of directors of the Elgin association, of Commerce wers hosts last week to the directors of the Kane county Fair association and fair patrons in a dinner meeting at the Milk Pail. Featured speaker of the evening was Earl Hughes of Woodstock. Hughes has taught econom- „ . ... ,, . . it's at the University of Illinois. - Being 4* mi,es n°rthwest of ha8 servetl a oonsuUailt for tho 'GOOD OLE DAYS' ARE DISAPPEARING. SAYS GENTLER SEX Today, drivers have enough trouble keeping their eys op the road without worrying about the comforts of the woman who is sitting alongside, according to a bulletin issued by the Chicago Motor Club. Sucli courtesies as opening doors, lighting cigarettes and picking gloves and packages off the car' floor are no longer considered good automobile manners. The bulletin cites the practice of holding doors open for women as an example. It points out that when a motorist assists someone in or out of his car. it is often necessary for •hiiii to step into a traffic lane. This creates a traffic hazard. Women can help curb the accident rate by tuning radios, opening windows, turning on heaters, and performing other courtesies that distract drivers. The gentler sex may feel that the "good ole days" are disappearing but so are motorests who have failed to adopt a modern attitude towards driving. SettleTenant CompYainis In County Conferences J. Edwin Porter, associate rent director of the Woodstock defense rental area, has announced that an increasingly large precent&ge of tenant complaints are being satisfactorily settled in conferences at the Woodstock defense rental area station. A total of 95 per cent of all justifiable complaints in the Woodstock defense rent a1 area station are being settled amicably by. this Voluntary conference plan. This haa caused a proportionate decline in the number of cases turned over to the legal depart* ment for possible court action. Mr. Porter says that this Indicates a high degree of cooperation between landlords and tenants in the Woodstock defense rental area atid is of immeasurable help in keeping low the nnahwr ft cases that go to court. 4 miles southwest of Grayslake, 2 miles west of Hwy. S3, % mile north of Hwy. 59A, 6 miles west of Libertyvllle, 6 miles northeast of Wauconda, 10 miles east of Mc- Henrv, on SUNDAY. NOV. IStfc Commencing at 1:00 o'clock. Fowles Laach Wagon CATTLE--13 dairy cows, conslrt* Ing of 7 Holstelns, 4 Guernseys, 1 Darham and 1 Jersey. This heri has one cow with calf at side, S springers, 6 recently fresh, balance fresh in past S months, bred back and milking good. 2 growthy Hoistein heifrs, 6 and 9 months old. 2 choice Holsteln balls I nnd 10 months old. Older bnll Is regis* tered. T. B. and Bang tested. HOGS--20 Yorkshire and Hampshire gilts, recently bred. 15 choice shoats, average weight 110 lbs. Hampshire boar, weight 225 lbs. HORSES--Team of matched roans, S years old, weight 3,000 lbs., gen- Barrington, 1 mile south of Kelsey Road, 4 miles east of Cary, 1 mile north of highway 22, 5 miles southwest of Wauconda, 1 mile west of Biltmore Country Club, on SATURDAY, NOV. 25th Commencing at 12:00 o'clock. • Fowles Lunch Wagon. CATTLE -- 4 Holsteln heifers, 1 Guernsey heifer, 1 Swiss Shorthorn ball, 20 months T. B. and Bangs tested. v PIGS--23 Chester White and York* shire pigs. HORSES--Matched team of sorrels. light manes and tails. 3 unit Surge milking machine tie. complete with lurgu compressor FEED--1,500 bushels Clinton oats Farm Bureau and is recognized nationally as a farm leader. He operates his own farm near Woodstock. Hughes attacked the present agricultural . program, pointing out that It is built on false doctrines and' fallacious reasoning. Approve Road Plan jiusfriees. professional and civic JeaderR of twenty-six key Illinois have attended the highway jgno^erntafttion meetings called by jQhaS, M. Hays, president of the fSnWkgo Motor club. The majority have voiced approval of the prow _ _ , jPosal to'.Ve-build and moderinze 7 . tractoriKp oXima^ly 3.000 miles of the on rubber and 2-row tractor cul1 II . w . FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE Lake Geneva Laundry and Dry Cleaners All laundry and dry cleaning services. For Pick-ups call Henry's Grocery, phone Mc- Henry 340. Many a man is forced to over a new leaf because his can read him like a book. tivator, Case 2-bot. 14-in. plow, sec. wood drag, J-D corn planter (fert. attach.), McD. 7-ft. grain drill, J-D 8-ft. quack digger, McD. 7-ft. power mower, M-H 6-ft. combine on rubber (good cond.), M-H corn binder, New Idea 30-ft. elevator, New Idea push-type hay loader, McD. grain binder, Rosenthal 4-roll shredder, M-W 7-ft. tractor disc, J-D corn binder, tStates's primary trun^ routes and their city and town connection which carry the heaviest traffic through a 1-cent, earmarked Increase in the state gas tax. They have indorsed the cleaning up and protection of roadsides; the continued campaign to stop truck overloading and re-adjust license fee schedules, and to improve state highway financing and administration. Deering 5-ft. mower, thistle head- i er, McD. hammermill, V snow | Whiskey and poison ivy have a plow, steel wheel wagon, wood lot ia common--either one will get wheel wagon and box, clod crush- ^you unless given a wide berth, er, rotary hoe. New Idea side de-^ Head tho Want Ads. PALACE RECREATION FEATHER PARTY NOV. 16,17 and 18 NOV. 20. 21 and 22 STARTING AT 7 P. M. TURKEYS - DUCKS - GEESE Refreshments 119 S. Green Street-- ^ . McHenry, I1L CHARMING ( FOR YOUR '•3K This mid-wey finish, neither bright nor dad, k iw fill and soothing; kJmI for woodwork, catlings, etc.; does* eMlft economical to us*. Om TTRT owM most painted rarfacM mwMy ea0 beautifully -- with m sa*in you'll Rite ead oajey ier M««y nrt|p; to come. \ / '"* $4.65 ALTHOFFS i-tl WARE "Tl»» Stor* Tkat Same* Sa PHOH9 m .ifiW* ' C v \ ' - t % X«-M ^ ***- >. i. ?' '%Xs- NL. 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Aiham Designed to withstand the road shocks and distortions of hauling big payioods.; Chevrolet cabs with Advance-Design w ^ structlon are all-steel oB weldaJ far® : \yJSm ^ greater safety and longer servica. RlgU, f •'? .solidly built cabs «r» Hill mowlsd rubber for greater durabdy. Own apaa I £ '4 •,"* eoj^y, even in off-the-road «•> Pwtohrten. Teakettles 8.25 450 Piqui Rovere Waral Chron phM w* copper. "Trigger" A Gift A Day All-welded cabs! Po#erfel Ifelve-in-Head en- ' ginest Strong rear axles end liaavy-stoel channeltype frames! Right down the Nne, Chevrolet trucks are %wilt for the rough-tough jobs and the big payloads. All parts, #11 units--like Chevrolet's positive Synchro-Mesh transmissions--- are engineered to withstand the shocks and strains of reaf work. Engineered to serve you beffer--and longer! That's why there are more Chevrolet trucks on the road than any other make... why you should come in and i these great trucks today! . VANCi-DCSIGM Y»9ar:fn a MATURES Two Ores* :; ; Heed Bnglnee • Fewer-Jet ©er*'^ ^ ^ Canister Sets 32.9 Pour-piece sot. Molded Styvn plastic in popular kitchen cotoik I-lack Skllati 5.75 a5gi7/y,7x onef tTf/xfarf/oM C~"fe -3T T*' _ ^8^ -hnSng sever. doUiii ||||^ dadbsNosk Ivance-llesign Trucks C L A B ^ C H E V R O L E T S A L E S McHENRY. ILLINOIS Unit- PHONE McHENRY 277