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Repan, R -*17 blk 3 15 24 iUirius J. ft Jeanette Han- ^ sen, It 6 blk 4 48.14 JfPaul Marke, It 7 blk 4 .... 27.92 Helville ft Grace J3elleck, ^ " 29 blk 4 «.14 Helville ft Grace Selleck. .'"1 •% It SO blk 4 1.08 Daniel ft Rose Gaits, It £ blk 5 7.62 Catherine Jessen, It 13 blk . 5 29.19 Math Lewis, It 1? blk 5 ....B 98.25 jpatha ft Aida Nielsen, it 1 21 blk 5 43.14 Marry J. ft Selma Haa-» sen, It 25 blk 5 11.70 tarry J. ft Selma Hansen, It 26 blk 5 11120 iKyron J. ft Helen Bart, . i t 1 0 b l k 6 ^ J . 0 5 tlyron J. ft Helen Eart. * • it 11 blk 6 . 2.05 A- J. Grosso, it 16 blk 6 .... 8.05 J. Grosso, it 17 blk 6 .... 3.05 . Frenssen, It 26 blk 6 6.10 •fa. Frenssen, it 27 blk 6 6.10 fcmily C. Bangs, it 34 blk - « 19.28 ffYank C. Cloos, It 44 blk • *; • B 14.42 Louis Hansen, It 4 blk 7 3.05 Louis Hansen, It 5 blk 7 3.05 Peterson, It 13 blk 7 B 52.14 Dills Posch, It 24 blk 7 14.36 ?bt L. ft Marie DoerfeM, It 14 blk 8 4.06 tlobt. L. ft Marie Doerfeld, ^ It 15 blk 8 16.90 Hftobt. L. ft Marie Doerfeld, ? It 16 Mk 8 4.<fc bonder Lake Syndicate . I t 2 0 b l k 8 ^ , * . 1 0 wonder Lake Syndicate It 21 blk 8 #.10 Wonder Lake Syndicate It 22 blk 8 ' 6.10 George Kadlec, It 23 blk * 8.12 slphrlit the King Mision of . Wonder Lake, It 11 blk B 15.14 vhrlst the King Mission Of ' ; Wonder Lake, It 11 blk ;; 9 B [15.14 "Christ the King Mission of Wonder Lake, It 13 blk • B 32.89 Christ tiie King Mission of Wonder Lake, It 14 blk 9 B '15.14 Christ the King Misrlon of Wonder Lake, It 15 blk i; * v B 15.14 Christ the King Mission of Wonder Lake, It 5 blk 'V; 10 B ftfc*4 Christ the King Mission of Wonder Lake, It 6 blk 10 B <25.14 Wonder Center Unit No. 2 Irvin J. Moskal, It 1 blk - 11. 121.80 Jrvin J. Moskal, NVi It 2 ; blk 11 B 11.19 Irrln J. ft Stella Moskal, 4 It 1 blk 12 B 31.65 Mrs. A. J. Horn, It If blk 12 12.70 Wilbert R. ft Emily Klebert. It 2 blk 14 4.06 Wilbert R. ft EmUy K|*> bert, It 3 blk 14 . 4.06 •Wilbert R. Klebert, all ft 4 ft W% It 5 blk 14 6.09 m WUbert R. Klebert, B% *t 5 blk 14 *2.84 Wilbert R. Klebert, It * blk 14 ^"""."4.06 Orville D. Thuraell, lt t blk 14 Uil •Orville D. Thuraell, lt~i~ wk 14 4.06 ^Florence Dichter, It 9 blk r 14 B * V * Florence Dichter ,lt 10 blk 14 - B Florence Dichter, 4t 11 blk 14 - B Florence Dichter, It 11 blk p* :• 44.^ W&B&r Lake Syndicate, ft P:;,.^:'**^^wk 14 'lx l&l* *WoiMfar L^ke Syndicate,^ it % > 25 tt*$l .: ..ju: L . Wonder Lake Syndicate, St L 26 blk 14 p. Robert DeCoster, It 27 blk 14 ,. B Wonder Lake Synd., It 31 Wk 14 a * fonder Lake Synd., It 32 Wk 14 B Harry A. H1U, It 41 blk 14 B John F. ft Aloina Lynn, It 8 blk 15 B John F. ft Aloina Lynn, I** i-W: 64.03 64.03 64.03 64.03 Patrick LetMa, It 44, blk. 4 15 ; .*• Patrick ft Phyllis Letiiia, It 45 hlk 15 Patrick ft Phyllis Letisla, It 46 blk 15 Wonder Lake Syndicate, ft 53 blk 15 Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 54 blk 15 Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 55 blk 15 Wonder Lake Syndicate, ft 56 blk 15 ' Wonder Lake Syndicate, K 57 blkas Wonder Lake Syndicate, ll 58 blk 15 J. P. Morrow, It 59 blk 15 ...B J. P. Morrow, It 60 blk is Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 7 blk 16 4 Jos. E. ft Miriam Corcoraii, H 14 blk 16 i v James J. ft Marie Harrington, It 16 blk 16 ^ * James J. ft Marie Harring- , ton; It 17 blk 16 i'% James J. ft Marie Harrlng* to^ ,lt 18 blk 16 fames J. ft Marie Harrington, It 19 blk 16 ....; Stanley Dobricky, It 31 blk ' • 16 ; Stanley Dobricky, It 32 bllt 16 - Stanley Dobricky, It 33 bill 16 Stanley Dobricky, ft 34 blk 16 A. Garfield, It 45 blk 16 James Timothy Harring*™ ton. It 46 blk 1* Wonder Lake Syndicate, II 49 blk 16 Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 50 blk 16 Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 33 blk 17 ...: B C. L. Wright, It 35 blk 17 Frank V. Gray, It 42 blk 17 Frank V. Gray, It 43 blk 17 Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 59 blk 17 Wonder Lake Syndicate, H 60 blk 17 Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 61 blk 17 Thos. Montgomery, It 62 blk 17 Thos. Montgomery, It 63 blk 17 Thos. ft Vera Montgomery, It 64 blk 17 Roy E. Swanson, It 4 blk 18 Wonder Lake Syndicate, ft 5 blk 18 ^ J. Simovic, It 12 blk 18 ..M Geo. C. ft Patricia Stelyn, Stt It 13 ft all It 14 blk 19 ;. Sebastian Malusa, It 15 blk 19 Wend^r Wools D. B. Armstrong, It 22 blk i A. Joe Brefeld, It 1 blk 2 .... Joe Brefeld, It 2 blk 2 ... B August ft Grace Wenkel, It 3 blk S August ft Grace Wenkel, It 4 blk S B Wonder Uke Syndicate, ft 5 blk S Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 11 blk 3 B John O. ft Helen Barnum, 8% It 14 ft aU It 13 blk 3 Richard ft Barbara Sager, It 20 blk 3 James ft Kathryn Stenebacb. It 22 blk 3 -- Chas. H ft Ruth Pugsley,- lt 12 blk 4 Ohas. H. ft Ruth Pugsley, It 13 blk 4 Chas. H, • Pugsley, It 14 blk J. Maurer, It 15 blk 4" ". B State Bank of Woodstock, It 17 blk 4 B Wonder Lake Syndicate, it 1 blk 5 B A Carlstrom, It 6 blk 5 .... Arthur Amt, It 16 blk 5 .... Ernest J. Sherman, It 11 blk 7 ..» Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 13 blk 8 B C. J. Nelson. It 14 blk 8 B Inez C. ft Norma Wiedeman, it 18 blk 8 Marie Vogel, It 12 blk 9 .... Frances C. Turner, It 1* blk 9 .: Burton J. Welnecke, It * blk 10 Burton J. Welnecke, It * blk 10 McKinley B. ft Jane Harshfield, It 12 blk 10 Ray ft Dorothy O'Neill, It 4 blk 11 F. F. Brunsfield, It 8 blk ii Fred Thelen ft D. A. Wilson. It 14 blk 11 j Wonder Lake Syndicate, It 17 blk 11 Mrs. Belinda Jefferson, tt 18 blk 12 Wonder Lake Syndicate, H 20 blk 12 M. P. Mathps, It 3 blk 14 M. P. Mathes, It 4 blk 14 M. P. Mathes, It 5 blk 14 Dorothy Geise Primer, It 17 blk 16 B K. Bauer, It 18 blk 16 .... K. Bauer, It 19 blk 16 .... *.01 , 4.06 24.36 11.81 11.81 11*1 «.l© *10 *10 25.24 nn *05 2L83 8.05 v£,05 20.81 *»05 *.12 §42 £l2 2.05 *12 *.10 §10 15.24 8.12 18.56 8.12 *.10 *.10 *.05 Mil *.06 4.06 48.71 *.10 4.06 17.86 119.91 -Hli.io , .4.20 . 9.76 100.66 *4.94 *.30 144.16 **.46 *7.10 18.07 8.35 81.23 3.35 44.26 > - • -7' ' ^ . - 1 *• if •\*s vi f « V- * " n •v"" *9.45 *U7 15.16 11.47 838.16 OMifcty Clerks Plat It 5 Wk 19 • Anna Wickllne, (Bx N 75' of S 185') (Bx B 70* ot 6 110') Gounty Clerk* Plat It B blk 13 Weedlawn Park Keltl Thompson, It 1 .... William Becker, Sft It 1 Jamfcs R. ft Dale Allan, It 22' Woodlawn Park 1st Add*n Henry Schuls, It 3 B 230.21 Woodlawn Park DMrfck's Sa| AiA John Llevens ft Wife. It 13 104J6 Woodlawn Park Dledrick's Sri Add^ W. W. Becker, It 1 14.61 Wm. Becker, It 2 12.36 Wm. Becker, It 3 14.61 Wm. Beckter, Its 4 ft 5 8.99 WMte Oaks Bay Sub. Unit Ho. 1 B. R Jacobson, et al Til -1 1 It 5 blk 1 ;#46 E. R. Jacobson, et al Til ^ < it 8 blk i iBf R. Jacobson. et al TR It 10 blk 2 Steve ft Alice Martegani, it i bik 4 ..: ... Raymond ft Rose Fregd, It 7 blk 4 White Oaks Bay Sab. Unit Ho. 2 B. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 11 blk 6 E. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 12 blk 6 B. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 26 blk 6 B. R. JacobBon, et al TR It 27 blk 6 E. R. Jacobson, et al TR > It 26 blk 6 '. |*0 B. R. Jacobson, ct al TR It 31 blk 6 4.46 E. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 5 blk 7 c *.46 E. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 17 blk 7 4,46 P. G. Johnson, It 19 blk f &23 E. R. Jacobson, et al It 4 blk 8 *.70 17^6 18.98 >13 i*j)9 4.46 185.00 Robert Obrten, Lot * W* It 7 blk 1 U» 9* Lets to W. XeHenrj McHeary ArtlHclal Stone ft Construction Co., It 8 •48a 1*48.78 <3eorge A. Hanley, NB pt It 9 18.54 E. M. Owen's Est Add*n Frank ft Agnes Nell, Pc ;*- 66'1132' N of ft Adj ft It 5 188.68 Cecil L. Ballowe, It 8 7IL23 Geo. ft Gertrude Glossen," . ^ tt 4 Wattles Second Addffe to W. MeHenry R. G. Chamberlain, It 4 blk 7 -....,.B Trustees of Schools iTwp. 45/8 It 1 blk 12 Trustees of Schools Twp. 45/8 It 2 blk 12 Trustees of Schools Twp. . 45/8 It 3 blk 12 >! Trustees of Schools Twp. • 45/8 It 4 blk 12 Trustees of Schools Twp. 45/8 It 5 blk 12 ............ Mathilde G. yaillancourt, It 14 ... John R. Klapperich, (E^c' E 84' ft W 180' sub-lot 6 It 30 " kurer stad Ex-Offldo ty Collector. Subscribed and sworn to before me &i# 20th day of September, 1951, at Woodstock, Illinois. R. D. WOODS, (SEAL) County. Gtarfc «L23 m** 4A6 ™t46 4.46 5.29 •S.11 148.72 88.02 81.60 12.58 6.29 1.25 38.32 72.10 .4.20 8.40 8.40 *6.21 6.25 12.58 83.55 41.94 4.20 . 81.46 10.50 .6.30 6.70 6.70 6.70' E. R. Jacobson, et al TR - It 9 blk 8 Emil Fiala, It 19 blk 8 .... E. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 19 blk 11 i E. R. Jacobson, et al TRr" It 20 blk 11 E. R. Jacobson, et al TR It 21 blk 11 West Side Fox River C. H. Fegers, It 2 blk 3 B 111.55 Harry EL Durland, It 5 blk 6 George J. Freund, It 5 Wk C. J. Madden, Its 5 ft 8 blk 9 .!.. Mary G. Green Est, It 6 blk 9 185.30 George Worts, (Ex J1 78') It 2 blk 12 ..." 87.01 Martin ft Helen Wegener, W% Its 9 ft 12 ft E 16L__„. Its 10 ft 11 bl^ 13 **.43 Anna Sloan, S 4V It 7 blk 16 v 47.57 Emma Miller, Its 6 ft 7" blk 21 .» 8829.88 Wm. Spencer, It 8 blk 21 61.84 Mrs. Louise E. Drapec, (Ex W 46.8') sub-lot 1 It 10 sub-lot 1 It 11 sub-lot 2 It 9 sub-lot 2 It 12 blk 21 Emma Miller, sub-lot 2 It 1Q ft sub-lot 2 It 11 blk 21 » .'. B 1033.23 Roy F. Kent, sub-lot 2 It 5 blk 23 Mary F. Spencer, It 9 blk 25 East Side Fox River Harold F. ft Virginia Daniels. Its 1 ft 2 blk 9 Thomas F. McCarthy, Its 9 ft 10 blk 10 B Edgewater Sab. Btgr John Huff, (Ex NBly 20*) It 1 blk 1 .f John Huff, (Ex NEly 20f It 2 blk 1 Theo. Hamer, Est It. 7 blk Carl O. Wagner, It 1 Wk 4 H. C. Roth, It 8 blk 4 .... Peter Engeln, It 3 blk 5 .... Frank Bieber, It 11 blk 7 Fred F. Wirtz ft Lillian M. Wirtz (His Wife) It 5 blk 3 B Lakevlew Arthur Tonyan, Its 5 ft * blk 6 Millstream Add*n Unit He. 1 Richard Weber, It 12 42.28 Arthur H. ft Helen Thoma, It 14 Arthur H. ft Helen Thorns, W% It 15 :. Josephine Rowing, It 17 ..» John Schober, It 29 -- State Bank of Woodstock, It 41 State Bank of Woodstoc^ 165.98 88.54 68.72 125:82 78.11 *.50 17.08 9.00 44.94 9.00 86.97 16.97 16.97 1*5.71 105.78 5.28 8.64 *.29 >.64 5.88 2.64 6.28 5.28 5.28 5.28 3.05 Russell ft Rose Herrick, It SJ)5 11 blk 17 Clarence F. ft Lydia Mar- 3.05 tell, It 25 blk 17 B Esther J. Campbell, It 7 60.40 blk 18 Joseph ft Irene Radovan, 30.18 W 8 blk 18 Roland ft Marjorie Hof- 30.18 mann, It 10 blk 19 25.47 Wooded SI • George L. West, Con: 12.81 Clerks Plat It 1 blk 14 • 18.81 *Umbe*ta- KM **«, 17.48 4.20 *4.20 10.50 86.97 P 6.70 44.06 6.30 55.84 t i n * ^ ' It 42 Zlt.: ;i.*4 A. P. Freand*s v Mlllstreasi Park AdMhl Anton P. Freund, It 21 blk Anton P. Freund, It 4 Wk floy J. Miller, It 8 blk 4 Roy J. Miller, It 9 blk 4 Albert Hulquist It 10 blk 4 Roy J. Miller, It 11 blk 4 City of W. McHeflf (Inside Corp.) Martha Page, DR 174 P 38 Pt 3 ft Ntt sub-lot 5 It 2 blk 1 71.89 L. Byron Hltchens ft Wife, SW% It 8 blk 2 61.84* Wm. ft Anna Teach, (Bx DR 269 P 385 ft Bx Wly 118') sub-lot 1 It 1 blk 8 *4.56 Charles Hall, sub-lot 8 It 8 blk 12 *0.90 Haaley's 2nd Adlk Gerald P. Newman, Its 1 ft 2 blk 1 88.14 Gerald P. Newman, (Bx 26.45' of Lot 7 ft all It 8 blk 1 *1.14 Henley's Sri Adfk Martin Cooney, Lot 5 Its •• *.64 *k*8 586 59 *48 ••Ms ;,#8 "'48 ,||06 44^03 In the foregoing list the abbreviations are used as follows: B for back or forfeited taxes; N stands tor North; S stands for South; W stands for West; B stands for East; frl stands for fractional; und for undivided; in tor middle; assm't for assessment; Co for County; Clk's for Clerks; Sub for Subdivision; Add'n for addition; A for acres; It for lot; blk for block; Ex for except; No. for number; RR for railroad; Bal for balance; bet for between; int for interest; adj for adjoining; C for County Clerk's Plat; D for drainage District. The cost for each tract of land listed above is 46 cents per tract and 24 cents on each lot. If paid before sale, 46 cents on each tract and 24 cents on each lot in addition to which costs, all su£h due and unpaid general taxes will bear interest on the first installment after the first day of July, on the second installment after the first day of September, at the rate of one per cent per montlf until paid or forfeited. Parts or fractions of a month will be regarded as a month. I, J. G. Stevens, County Treasurer and ex-Officlo County Coltlector of the said County of MeHenry in the State of Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a list of delinquent lands, lots and blocks upon which taxes remain due and unpaid for the year A. D. 1950, together with the owner's name, if known, the amount due thereon for taxes, and the year for which the same is due and I hereby give notice that application will be made to the County Court of MeHenry CdtintjV State of Illinois, on the 1st day ol October, thereof, to be held at tlW Court House in Woodstock in ths said County on the first Monday in October, A. D. 1951 to-wit: October 1st, 1951, for judgment against the above described land4 and lots and blocks in tile sal County for taxes for the yeftr 1950; together with interest and costs due and to become due severally thereon, or as much of the said taxes and costs as may then remain due and unpaid; and that an application alBO will be made to the said County Court at the time and place above mentioned for an order to sell said lands and loti for the satisfaction of said taxes and costs. And I do hereby, also give notice that all lands and lots and blocks in the above and foregoing list and for which sue) order of sale shall be made, will be exposed to public sale at th^ Court House. In the City of Wood-* stock, In said Coilnty, on Monday, the 15th day of October, 1951, commencing at 9:00 o'clock, A. M., central time for the amount of said taxes, interest and costs, as provided by law, unless prevented by previous payment Dated at Woodstock, in said County of MeHenry. this 20th day of September, 1951, at Wopdatock Illinois. J. 0. STEVENS, State of IlUnol8 . County of MeHenry, ss. I, William Burfeindt, Jr., .do hereby certify that I am the publisher of the MeHenry Plaindealer, a newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the City of MeHenry, State of Illinois; that the foregoing list of lands and other real estate situated in the County of MeHenry, State of Illinois, on which taxes remain due and unpaid for the year 1950 are duly published in the said MeHenry Plaindealer in the issue of Sept 20, 1951 and that the said list was carefully examined and compared with the list furnished* by the Treasurer of said County for publication and found to correspond therewith; that the number of copUffwas equal to the whole clK<£|fRon of said paper for thalHt'i I do jfUsdier certify that the said McHenrJf Plaindealer Is a newspaper that has been regularly published for at least six months prior to the publication of said notice, and that I am duly authorized to make the certificate. WILLIAM BURFEINDT, JR., Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of September, A.D. 1951 at MeHenry, Illinois. EARL R. WALSH, (Seal) Notary Public. CROP OUTLOOK e Illinois corn crop, steadily approaching maturity, will probably not be much hurt by insects or disease this season, according to the weekly bulletin issued by the state and federal departments of agriculture. About 75 per cent of the entire acreage is now reported in or, past the dough stage, and only a few late-planted fields in northern areas are thought to be in any danger of -an early frost. Soybean prospects are also excellent, with fieldB showing yellowing leaves on half or more of the acreage, in southeastern Illinois. A few early fields have been harvested in the extreme southern part of the state, but large-scale combining is not expected until late in September. The average date, of the first killing frost varies from about Oct. 10 Jn northern Illinois to around Oct. 20 in the southern areas. Increasing the speed of the average car from 4C to 60 miles per hour requires an extra gallon of gas for about every 50 miles. So for economy a? well as safety, the Chicago Motor club advises, slow down on the open road. According to the Chicago Motor club, one-third of all cars in use today are more than ten years ibid. while one-half are at least eight years old and have been driven an average of 79,000 miles. Rsnew that subscription to the lafafealer sow. TWICE TOLD TALES Tears Af '£r«i St. Mary's Catholic church was the scene of an early morning marriage last Thursday when Emma Steffes became the wife of Joseph N. Miller, Rev. A. Royer officiating. One of the most severe electrical storms of the season visited MeHenry and vicinity between the hours of 12 and 1 last Monday. A terrific wind accompanied the storm and much damage was done to fruit and corn. See "Fatty Felix," the new comedy drama with music at the Central next Sunday. Seining is to be stopped at Slocum's lake near Wauconda. . A meeting of the business men took place at the MeHenry Pleasure club's quarters one evening last week and after an hour's talk over the situation it was decided to close their respective places of business all day Sunday from Oct. 1, 1911, to April 1, 1912. The attraction at the Central, "The Tale of a Coat," was not given the patronage that the show deserved. The specialties were all good, especially the tenor selections by Frank Howard. The engine house at^he local Borden factory has again been equipped with a whistle, for which all employees, as well as the citizens in general, feel grateful. A number of the more interested citiEems are asking themselves if the village will continue to pay the North Shore Electric company the full or will It deduct for ths that it bad very poor or ao'.selhrice at all? t ( ^ Jfci. Twenty-Five Tears £g| The first mausoleum to be erected In MeHenry Is now being built in St. Patrick's cemetery by the MeHenry Artificial Stone Co. When completed, Mr. Sayer's body will be removed frorfl the cemetery in Chicago, where it now rests. Mr. Sayer, who owned a beautiful summer home and eral farms near Chicago, passed away in Chicago last April. The general store of C. M. Adams at Johnsburg was entered by thievds Wednesday night of last week and merchandise carried away valued at 82,909 and up. Carl Weber has opened a new radio shop located in the North Western hotel, which will be i known as ^Northwestern Radio shop. Mr. Weber is very proficient in this line of work and-wilt; also do installing and repairing; .William D. Wentworth, well known and highly respected citizen of MeHenry, passed away at' his home on Waukegan road Frldey, Sept. 17. No June bride ever had a more perfect day than that which marked the nuptials last Saturday afternoon of Miss Dorothy Speni cer rihd Mr. Lester Page, both of MeHenry. Mrs. Page has the distinction of being the first bride in more than a quarter of a century to be married In a veil In tha : !!. ,E. church. , 38$4>«r Tn» Sr; <1 With 919.1 pounds of butter and 27362.0 pounds Of ntflk to' hei credit, Aljoan Inka Princess registered Holstein-Frieslan c o w»..< owned by Hickory Creek Farms.Ma McCullom Lake, has completed a" 365-day production test in official Advanced Registry. She was milk-, ed three times daily and was Ipii years 8 months when she begai| ~ : her testing period. Testing was supervised by UnlJ verslty of Illinois in cooperatic with the Holstein-Frieslan Associ-I atlon of America. PRDFEl?IOnRL .DIRECTORY Postpone M-Da)r--the day of the millionth traffic death--by careful driving, the National Safety Council urges. 1 ' Tl SKILLED HANDS GUARD * YOUR HEALTH 'Skilled hands guard your health at owr drug store. Proof of the importance of our prescription department is shown in our full stock of fresh, potent drugs and the accurate Spe&d with which your doctor's orders are carried out, Rgl# on us for reliable prescriptions. & ! NYE: COcilqisp.cn /Iqeuc 14 Di u <j Stoi 119 N. Riverside Drive Phone 26 BB. c. H. 8WANSOK * v D o a t i s t .* .« 8. flraai Street * • ^ • Office Hears ' tiafly Except Thursday _ • to 12 -- 1:80 to till • !•&. Wad. and Frl. Eveaiafi 1 to 9 . • ^ telephone MeHenry It* WIILYS-OVERIAHD SERVICE b best ftr WIUYS-OVUlAllt) VtHKUS Our fo«Y»ry* trained mechanics vse factory-approved methods and genuine Willys. Overland parts. 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Green St, MeHeaft Office Hoars Dally except Thursday t to 12 -- lttO to S . 4 Mem, Wed. and FrL Ere** I 7 to 9 :-.?>• ~ Call MeHenry 80S*ft. '..-J..- For AppolatMenl ' m i n t II1MH H'1'010000'#' YERN0N KVOX Attorney-at-law Cer. fireen aad Elm Sts* MeHenry Taesday and Friday Afternoons . Other Days By Appointment Phone MeHenry 4t, ( Mil 111II III 11MI111111»' ROBERT A. STUEBE9 ' Attorney at Law 404 Center Street Phone MeHenry 268. McHBNRY, ILLINOIS , M"» t I IM » t I » M 1» 1 * 1 WILLIAM M. CARROLL, Jr. Attorney-at-Law 110 Vt Benton St. - # Phene Woodstock lSSt* Woodstock, Illinois JOSEPH X. WAYNNB* Attorney-at-Law 801 Wukefan Road (RFD B«x) Phone MeHenry 498-W WEST McHENRY, ILL. 11 H I >H M I O'IM U 'H"! Sand LbaeeteeA f VERN THELU f Traeklif . ©rai^- v-' Black DlK Track for Hhv TeL MeHenry 688-R-9 er 188-W-l Bex 178, Rt 1, MeHenry • I t l'I MH 11 M Ot H 1 M 110» A. P. FREUND SONS Excavating Contractors Trucking, Hydraalle * .. and Crane Serrice 1 -- ROAD BUILDING -- TeL 804-M MeHenry, O O O O t O O O t l t t l l 1 9 l »40tlte INSURANCE EARL R. WALSH Fire, Aato, Farm k Life Iasaranee Representing RELIABLE COMPANIES ' _ When Yon Need Insaranea ef Any Kind Phone 48 or 118-M 0, Green A Elm Melur) t i l l 0»t < Mil lit 111 8T0FFEL * BEIHANSPERfiEl Insurance agents for all classes ot property la the best companies West McHeary, Illinois Tdlephose He. 800 107 Main St MeHenry, 0| IIHHl H i l l >UIH 111 l i t SCHROEDER IRON WORKS V Orwuaeatal Jk Stractaral Stffl Ylslt Oar Showroomtr; < 8 HQes South en Rt H Phone 817-M.l. iittt'tinminittMiHoo BINfi*S PLUMBING AND HEATfSfi BOB FRISBY. JR. QanHty Fixtures - Radiant Meatfaf - Water Systems - fif» and Kleetrle Water Heaters - Wats# Softeners - Repair? . Free Estl mates. PHONE McHENRY 888-M Hil l 11 M i l - I l l 11IIMIH. AL*S WELDING AND REPAIB SERYICE 881 Main St, MeHenvr Electric Portable Weldtef Acetylene Welding aad Catting ALEX W. WIRES, Openter ^ Phene ttt.W.1 or Ml 9 McHENRY, ILL. • 1111M I 111! 11 lflH« 11H highest CASH PRICES paid fet Dead and Crippled Horses, Cnttlr--: aad Hogs--Sanitary Pewtr Lea4> lag--Tankage and Meat Sccaps fet j sale. Phoaes Arlington Heights j lit er MeHenry 814. Revertf | Chargea. Palatlae Rendering Sent 1 lee. ' A Hit I H I I I n i l I Ml I l i l t " -- WANTED TO BUY -- ; CALL AT ONCE ON DEAD HOGS, HORSES AND CATTLB We pay phoae barges -- We pay It to 825 for Old Horse* less for dowa horses aad eattti MATTS MINK RANCH Jehasbarg . Sprlag 6n«9 Bssf Phoae Johasbarg Sit »eoooooottittootootit8iifr