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*4 _ REGISTERY NO. 374363 Birchmont Farm _ Robert E. Hager Auctioneer :o * * er T. J..Carey Clerk ! " __.____A......._.___._.._.._.______ P LLLINEOFFA! k ~"th P TERMS OF SALE. --All sums of $10 00 _ Telephone McHenry 632--J--1 2 Miles north of Volo ~ || months' creait at six per cent interest. TERMS:--All sums of $25 and under, Cash; on sum sover $25, a credit of 6 months will beallowed on Bankable Notes, bearing 6% interest per annum. No property is to be removed until settled for. RALPH HUIZENGA, Proprietor H. W. Walbaum, Auctioneer. _ Schminke and Boehmer, Clerks. 3 Rolls Wire Scraen * 3 New Lumber Wagon Poles 1 Gas. House with 60--gal. tank Half Dozen Wine.Kegs All Kinds of Radio Parts Half Dozen Glass Jugs 6 Extra Large Pulléys for mov-- ing purposes, new Neck Yokes 3 Cow Dehorners * 3 Rotle wootmg Halt Dozen N+w Grindstones 100 Screw Drtvers & 50 Hammers 200 Butcher Knives 200 New Ax Handles tw.:mm 100 Pair Heel Chains 50 Gallons Paint 1 Galvanized Watering Tank 5 Jacks 1 Tile Form 1 Galvanized Hog Trough Chicken Coops _ Post Auger 5 Hay Carriers, «omplete Hay Knite, Castors _ REAL BARGAINS IN HARDWARE, SHOES, DRY GOODS, RUGS, ETC. Come Promptly at 10 o'clock, as there are many Things to be Sold. _ yA HARNESS, ETC. Tacks, Nails and Snape® . _ " _ _ derwear, Men's Wool Shirts 4 2 Sets Double Harness, 1 new 300 Hatchets .--1 Cobbler's Set -- Zirls' Silk Dresses ' 1 Set Single Harnesse 500 ft. 1--inch Rope, new ~ _ Ladies' Silk Dresses . i 6 New Collars; Fly Nets 100 Shovels and Spades ~ Ladies' House Dresses -- New Harness Parts: 1 Set Army Traces Wnllwrgmm l 1 Dozsn Sweat Pads, new 2 Dos. New Corn Knives ~1000 Pairs Men's, Women's and *4 Half Doz, Hame#" Halters 6 Buztz Saws, 2024 inch : Children's Stockings * +4 Nose Bags Neck Yokes 1 Dozen Potato Forks .' Gloves and" Mittens * 200 Harness Straps ~ 100 Men's and Boys' Caps «l 10 Seta Whipple Trees FURNITURE 500 Pairs Men's. Ladies'® and j 2 Ford Touring Cars; Ford 1--ton Truck; Drag; 3 Cultivators; Po-- tato Digger;~ Manure Spreader; Shovel Plow; Disc; Top Buggy BELL FARM POSCH PRIDE 50 Bushels Good Cooking Potatoes 130 Shocks Ripe Corn 50 Bushels Sweet Corn / é 55 Head PureBred, Registered -- Holstein Cattle: °T. B. Tested. -- 26 COWS * :: . ::. ~ 29 HEIFERS -- Including the Herd Sire HORSE, about 1200 lbs, 10 years old; 2 INDIAN PONIES, 1% yrs., matched team; 26 Ducks; Guernsey Family Cow; 50 Plym-- outh Rock Chickens. $ Saturday, November 6, 1926 At Aptakisic, 3%/z miles north of Wheeling, 1%/4 miles south of Half BIG SALE OF MERCHANDISE AT AUCTION ~ ~---- Day, %, mile west of Milwaukee Ave., 3 miles east of Long Grove, 1 mile south of Prairie View, on : Readers of the lNDEl'END%NT get Value Received Saturday, November 6 Of the John--L. Nicholson Herd HARDWARE INGELSIDE, HLiLNOIS -- SALE PROMPTLY AT 12:00 o'clock WALTER H. BRANDENBERCG, Prop. Commencing at 10 a. «39 5 2 Doz., Overalls, Jumpers and Men's Women's 2 Doz. Men's Pants, 30 up 1 doz. Men's Coats, some s'1eep FURNITURE lflhlnx-'l.w € Beds, 1 Doz. Chairs, 10rgan Shoes an 3 Rolls Table Oil Cloth *~ 100 Pairs Men's, Ladi Window Shades and Curtains Children's Rubbers 50 Smail Rugs 1 Brussels Rug, 9 by 12 feet KITCHEN UTE! 6 Tables, 2 Cook Stoves, 6 Aluminum Kettles, 3 Heating Stoves -- -- 1 dosz Mop Handles 6 Linoleum Rugs 9 by 12 Serub Brushes ; 6 Linoleum Rugsa 6 by 9 1 dos. Cans Hand 6c 6 Yards Linoleum _: 1 Dozen Washboards 1 EKlectric Vacuum Cleaner 2 Coffee Mills 1 Hand Power Vacuum Cléaner -- ~Half Dozen Dinner P: 2 Dos. Carpet Sweepers / 500 Enameled Pots a 1 Clock, 8--day; $ Rockers 1 DPozen 5§--gal. Cream 3--plece Mahogany Parlor Suite -- 3000 --Dinner and Pie 1 Music Cabinet, 2000 Tin Cuns. 1 nint 2 Ice Boxes, 2 doz. Brooders -- 2 Incubators 2 Brooders + DRY Goo0Ds / 2 Dos. Bed Blankets, 64x76 30 Boys' Suits, ages 12 to 17 MACHINERY LIVESTOCK KITCHEN UTENSILS T 6 Aluminum Kettles, 8 quart { 1 doz Mop Handles | Serub Brushes 3 Wringers 1 dos. Cans Hand Soap In 1 Dozen Washboards | 2 Coffee Mills . J 500 Enameled Pots and Pans 3 1 DPozen 5--gal. Cream Pails 3000--Dinner and Pie Plates, etc. * 2000 Tin Cups, 1 pint : 200 Tin Dippers 200 Saucers | 100 Egg Poachers b 10 Cases Dr. Hess Panacea Poultry Feed "5 > 1 dgoz. Cases Dr. Hess Stock .' Tonic £ 200 Cans Cocoa 3 200 Granite Dish Pans 'al 100 Granite Wash Basins 1 Dozen Footballs 1 Dozen Churns S 3 Dozen Coffee and Tea Pots 200 Pairs Bathing Slippers 1 Can Shoe Polish 500 Pairs 's, Ladies' and 100 Pairs Men's, Ladies' and . > {e Bome near Wauconda, : _ > _ _ . Mr. ang Mrs. Leslie Davis motored to Wauconda on Saturday evening. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wright and daughter, of Wauconda, spent Sunday ' with Mr. and Mrs. 8. J.; Russell. 1--.. Mrs. Lloyd Eddy and daughte: apent Mobhday at the H. Passfield A large crowd attended the Hallow-- @'en party at the Rossville school Fri-- The little daugater of Mr. and Mrs. Llioyd Eddy is now the posessor of a fine case of chicken pox. i Mrs. Clinton Ravin visited hy par-- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richarda Dowel!ll on Mr. and Mrs, ScCaaut and family, of Chicago spent the week end at the Joe Wagner home. Mrs. Robart Vasey entertained her father from Wauconda on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagner and sohb, motored to Chicago on Sunday eyening Mr. nng Mrs. Herman Dunker and son, of Crystal Lake, spent Sunday at the G. A. Vaséy home.. ed to Wauconda on business on Tues-- Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Benwell, of Gur-- nee, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G.' A. Vasey. Mr. and Mrs. Llioyd Fisher s Henkle notoredkto Fremont % on businéss on % ts «--Joe Wagner met gth a seriols ac-- cident at Lake Zurich, Saturday ave Charles Wait, of Wisconsin, called :'&b parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ~~Milton Dowel!l visited his mother on Mr. and Mrs. Llioyd Fisher sp+nt Tuesany evening at th# E H. Meyers _ Frank Henkle and Earl-- Jacobson were Sunday callers at the Esse Fisher Jo Pitzen's sale was well atended last Monday. Messrs Joe Passfiedl, Frank Henkle and Earl Jacobson left last week on an automobile trip to, California. Mre. Esse Fiszer spent Wednesday with Mrs. D. Wait. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dowell and daughter 'motored to Waukegan on 0 o o e e o 0o o o o o o o Joe Wagnor made a business trig to Chicago on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher motored ulcnouyonm.'\ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis and fam-- ily motored to Wauconda Sundfy. . * Frank Wilson and son Junior were McHenry callers on Sunday morning. Messrs Thomas, and James Dowell woere Sunday=--callers at tie H. Pass lclinic.. A widow and three daugh ters survive. Funeral services were held last Tussday at 2:30 p. m. from the residence, and durial was in Mus-- catine, lowa. He had --offices in Highland Park and Chicago in addition to his of-- fice in Waukegan. tives here. on tenéln previous forsappendicitis. He wis a native of Columbus City, Dr. Charles Moore Robertson, not-- ed Waukegan specialist in ear, nose and throat diseases, died last Sunday at his home, 320 North Sheridan road, Highland Park. He was 61 During . the Spanish--American war Dr. Robertson served as a surgeon major with the lowa torcu.;flo was a captain during the wo war. and at 'the 'time of his death was a --major in the reserves.-- He was a schoolmateof former Gov. Lowden and . during the lattér's campaign acted as his personal physician. -- Dr. Robertson was the inventor of several devices used 'in exploration of throat cavities 'by diagnosticians. He was formerly on the lrdlfll facuitied of the University of lowa and Northwestern university and was connected with the Chicago pol-- Wauk onday evening. > Leslie Davis and Esse Fisher motor-- Mike McCabe moved to Chicago on World Wide Reputation, Dies At Highland Pgrkm' ' Jyson Walton and Lioyd Fisher were Spring Wheat; quantity Seed Corn; 200 bu. good hard Corn in crib; 8 acres hard Corn in shock; 16 tons Al-- falfa'Hay in harn; 10 tons Timothy Hay in barn. 3 new Milkers with calves by side; 3 heavy Springers; 3 fresh iu%eeqmlm-. balance milking now. 1 Grade Bull. All T. B. tested. Will give 60--day retest. 3 Work Horses._ 4 fat Hogs, wt. 175 lbs., 1 Sow, 300 lbs. HAY, GRA!IN--500 bu. Oats; 200 bu. Barley; 10 bu. Having decided to quit farming, the undersigned will sell at Public Auction, on the tVilbur farm, 1--2 mile north of Grange Hall corner and 3.4 mile off Grand Avenue Road, on _ : y ; Saturday, November 13 TERMS OF SALE. All sums of $10 00 and under, cash; balance six 15 A U C T O N rt Kirk, of Aurora was a caller Dowell Brothers home on Wed-- --P. Srocyzuski and son Roman, old TAKEN BY DFATH A FULL LINE OF FARM MACHINERY ° V O L O Commencing at 12 o'clock sharp tp at the John Herting Head of Cattle W ith 8t Darlington, Wis., Friday and Saturday and atended th» ordination of the Rev. 'A. B, McKeith, who used to be wit1 us. had a jolly goog time, especially on the way home." Particulars® not dis-- cussed * Mrs. W. H. Meyar and sons, George and Billy, arrived at San Benito, Tex., on schedule time, no trouble except a few punctures: and some. wet roads. They are now planting truck garden and 'sitting in the balmy breezes, as we are shoveling coal to keep warm. Mr, Meyer expects to follow them in the near future. The seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo.in Gerbert came down with a case of 'diphth»>ria last Friday. . Sun-- day he was taken to the hospital, and Feported as being a serious case. Last Monday evening Mrs. Minerva Cook greated ger Sunday School class (the adults'* to a delicious six course dinner. To say that all did justice to the food and appreciated the occasion is putting it mildly.© The evening was spent in playing games. -- Saturday ~evening --Nov. 6th, Mrs. C.J. Mason will give a bunco party and luncheon for the benefit of the Vernon Cemetery Society. Twenty--five cents a person will be extracted for the play and luncheon. , Cheap, and a large at-- tendance should ve there. Phyin¢1 will be started at 8. James H. Dixon-- entertainsd hu' mother from Oshkosh this week. musical program at the church in place of a sermon, Mark on your cal endar and plan to be there. Every-- body welcome. + ¥ive from our 8. S. and one from Prairie View 8. 8. attendad the annual county convention at Highland Park last week and all reported an enjoy-- able, as well as interesting and educa tional meeting. At the evening session six additional members of our school _ --Wm. Rossdeutcher of Joliet spent a :ltwdtnhmu;h'weekwlthrohr ves. * _A number from this vicinity attend-- ed the surprise party in honor of Mr. and Mrs, Clinton Ravin Friday eve ning. All reported a good time. Mrs. Leslie Davis and family spent &mrd"muux'l:m at the hom» of the Dowell o e 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Fisher visited at the E. H. Meyer home Friday. 0 o0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Henry Friday. & Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bloom of Chica-- go, were visitors at the Bacon hom». Jason Walton and Lloyd Fisher are building a garage for the Volo scaool. Frank Rossdeutcher was a Friday evening caller at the Esse Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Lesl#® Davis were in Chicago on business g Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Llioyd FH motored to Libertyville Wednssday evaning. Mr. and Mrs, George Scheid and daugiter, Lillian. of Wauconda, spent Friday evening at the Dowell Brothers ents, Mr. and Mrs. Esse Fisher, Friday. _ Miss Vinnie Bacon motored to Mo-- eoe ols eumnent. correctinternal troubles, stimulate vital orgatie. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist on the original genuine Gorio Mapar haarlem oil has been-- a world-- wide remedy for kidney, liver and FOR OV ER Bunday, Nov. 14 we will have> a «_ We «OA AZAA AL LA Phone 179--M LIBEARTYVILLE The fair of the Volo M. E. church For All Old Time and Modern ~ Dancing HALF DAY --J.S--I. x4 / visited her par-- 15 Read the Classified Ads in the Independent 4, 1926. 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Our Fall Offer with or without the shade, is enhanced by the pleasant glow of indirect light it brings to the room. If you care to remove the vari--colored silk shade, you will be delighted with the effect of the combination diffused glass and decorative metallic fixture beneath. Te Jn .3 s »ness of this combination unit, used either PAG y¥ Py */A xyS +4