The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

• T . ^ * TH KM'HENRY PLAINDUUBR, THURSDAY, NOV 28,1929 ^ ^ ' V s* ^ ^ 1 .^4i ^'1X- \ r j&p & * < " v'/"' * ^ "' ' Ji "*• ^ &W - ' 'f* t^. *.' 1,• >V , - ' :.yA*| V*. ' y ,-.•/• ;t/; ,44 r- vT^w,; * * I ^v' ^ fi. v. ^ri.'.-y '~vfv' ".r"- • .- .. r " * * - v* • Av:-v f -1; - ' *-'• 7?,/..V mas "'•.i'.--v,V' to make in which to live. Your local is ready to • Co-operate , VwSB iyjpi|8,i! J -. ..,..gj in the larger cities and % mail-order 4 houses tie#r return. They go to strangers who have no interest in or the people of Christmas Season is again close at hand and the thought of what to give this year is now occuying the minds of the Amerii can people. .McHenry merchants are making extensive preparations for this year's holiday trade. They are entitled to first consideration Tbrom the buyers located in this trading radius. There is a tendency for some folks to say at once, "We can't find what we want in the home stores." They take this attitude even before investigating what pur merchants have Jo offer. ~~~ -- This is unfair to their dwn community. The dollars are spent with strangers and not a single one ever returns to benefit the local community. The least one can do is to :* ' J&'j > • . •< ~v\f- ' *'•* -m 4fJ 41 M