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*~f£' ^t;..~fc^4v#3iiU* •• REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -- 10 room house'in McHenry near high school and theatre. 4 car garage, automatic oil heat, income property. Current yearly income $2,400.00 Priced to sell $20,000. Upstairs fully furnished. Phone 214-W. 45-4 FOB SALE -- HOMES -- FARMS CHOICE LOTS - BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY Kiux Real Estate 405 Richmond Road McHenry, HL Phone: McHenry 421-JT 24-tf SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WAMTED -- Garderier- care taker with a lifetime experience looking for similar position. Best references available. Phone 568-M-2. 45tf WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY -- We pay highest prices Tor old cars, trucks, tractors, metals and paper delivered or pickup. Call 53-J M, & contact Roy Grooms, 2' blocks . i |fbm Lily Lake schoolhouse. 46-tf J WANTED TO BUY -- Top price l paid for iron, metals and junk ; £Srs. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock lfll0-M-2. 43-tf WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT -- Responsible Chicago executive will lease for summer, modern 3 bedroom house on or near water. Good care guaranteed. Phone LOngbeach 1-2820 collect. Martin A. Culhane. 42-tf l WANTED TO RENT -- Couple *- and quiet 11 year old daughter desire furnished or unfurnished 2 bedroom home in or aroiind McHenry, near school. Immediate occupancy. Call New McHenry Theatre after 6 p.m., McHenry 144. 47 MISCELLANEOUS Go Far With ILYDE CARR SUPERVISOR McHenry Twshp. Election Tuesday April 5th Life Time Resident and Farmer McHenry Twshp. Your Support Will Be Deeply Appreciated Save More Shop at Home FOR YOUR Spring Wardrobe GET THE automatic NECCHI * Other Models es Low as $98.95 Convenient Terms <CoN or Visit lor FBEE 0»M«ttr$|lien -- FREUND'S Sewing Machine Sales A Service ^NIP^ '.Across Prom Htinterville Subdiv. ^Phone Ifi90 McHenry, 111. MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE The business knowji as Anderson Tree Service has been purchased by Edwin F. Reid and Orvis Goad. Both fellows have been with the business for the past 7 years and are equipped to give the best of service. They will continue to operate as Anderson Tree Service. Lyle Anderson ttie former owner is starting on a new endeavor in the fencing business. Ornamental wood fence and the best, qualify Chain Link fence are the specialties. *47 LOST AND FOUND LOST -- Brown billfold, containing driver's license, money and. cards, Friday near Westside business section. Reward. Phone 64-M- •47 LOST -- Year old female kitten, gray with white legs. Strayed from North Riverside Drive. Phone 1631-J. *47 ERNEST NASS ESTATE AUCTION William Russell - Edwin Vogel Auctioneers The undersigned, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Erhest Nass, will sell at auction the personal property on the Nass Farm, 2% miles ^Tortheast of Ringwood, 2 niitea South of Solon Mills, and 5 miles North of 'McHenry, on Sunday, April 3 commencing at 12:3Q pan. The following described personal property, to-witr FEED 2 tons baled straw; about 4,000 bushels corn; 30 tons mixed alf&lfa and clover hay. MACHINERY Fordson tractor, cultivator, rotary hoe, Fordson weeder& disc plow, new Ford side dresser; 5 Hr. General Electric motor; silo filler; woods Bros, corn picker; McCormick Deering 6' oil bath mower; 2 rubber tired wagons & racks; 2 8" corrugated rollers; 4 section steel drag; new A.C. 8* tandem disc; cprn stalk cutter; 2 wheel trailer; 8* lime spreader; bob sled; John Deere corn planter; DeL&vat milking machine, pipe line for 25 cows and motor; 1950 H. tractor & cultivator with heat houser; Bradley com _ planter; grain blower; Mc- Cormick Deering corn binder; Hoosier grain drill, grasg seed attach.; steel wheel wagon with steef bo*; 40' Kelly Rand elevator 6 unloading jack; 3 section steel drag; Jolui Deere manure spreader; A.C. 2 bot. 14" tractor plow; John Deere side .rake; hydraulic jack for unloading wagons; slat mold board plow; electric tank heater; fuel oil stove; forks,: shovels, and -many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Usual bank terms. Not Responsible For Accidents FRED W. STIEG, Executor FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, Clerking Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars LEGAL Al* ORDINANCE FIXING THE POLLING PLACES AND DESIGNATING THE JUDGES AND THE CLERKS OF ELECTION FOR THE CITY ELECTION TO BE HELD APRIL 19, 1955. BE IT ORDAINED by the City Council of the «£ity of McHenry, that: Section 1. The polling places for the City election of the City of McHenry, to be held April 19, 1956 are as follows: First Ward -- City Hall Second Ward -- Buss Motor Sates, 531 Main Street Third Ward -- A. S. Blake Motors, Inc., 301 Bast Pearl Street. Section 2. That the Judges of election for the City election to be held April 19, 1955 in the first ward are: Vera Purvey, Margaret Simon and Delia Freund. Section: 3. That the Judges of election to be held April 19, 1955 In the second ward are: Vera Kane, Beatrice Newkirk, Marion Schoenholtz. Section 4. That the Judges of election for the City election to be held April 19, 1955 in the third ward arte: Nick Weingart, Martha Freund, Lillian Huck. Section 5. That the Clerks of election for the City election to be held April 19, 1955 in the first ward are: Alida Wirtz, Elizabeth Frett, Evelyn Blake. Section 6. That the Clerks of election for the City election to be held April 19, 1955 in the second ward are: Ella Buss, Alma Anderson, Elsie M. Smith. Section 7. That the Clerks of election for the City election to be held April 19, 1955 in the third ward are: Beatrice Justen, Gertrude Schaefer, Maud Rothermel. Section 8. All Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 9. This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval and publication, according to law. Approved: GEORGE P. FREUND, Mayor Attest: EARL R. WALSH, City Clerk Passed: March 21, 1955 Approved: March 21, 1955 Published: March 31, 1955 (oral ore* Al)TO;LIFE;FME with State Farm Insurancey Call Robt. Conway Phone 285 5S9 Main St. McHenry, 111. LOOK! the "Easter Bunny at our Store ... Special $5.00 Value For Easter Only! "BUNNY & STROLLER' Bunny Is made of Terry cloth, foam rubber filled -- washable and it floats Plus a strong metal stroller . . . Both for onlf $0 00 Action - Musical Chimes Pull Toy* DOGS & HORSES Reg. 98c value only 79* ' * •• / J Mickey Moose, Donald Duck Melody Player's, turn the handle and pleasant , chimes ring out. Largo Selection Easter Toys 49* - '1.98 McHENRY DEPT. STORE 103 N. Riverside Drive PHONE 459 McHenry, I1L &m.? THIS KING (*47-183 B.C) WAS ONE OF HlSTORy'S GREATEST MILITARY STRATEGISTS, ALTHOUGH HE LOST THE/SIGHT OF ONE EYE. SMM HAMS iNVE&t&O • 7VBiNNVH 25% OF THE ^ AUTOMOBILE PRiVfeKB CAUSE 60%^2JE. ACCIDENTS - PARTLY BECAUSE OF POOR VISION. AMONG THE SYMPTOMS WHICH CALL FORA^ PROMPT EYESIGHT CHECK IS UNEQUALSIZE OF THETWO PUPILSLSAYS THE BETTER VISION INSTITUTE. TH£ AMERICAN PUBLIC SPENPS«$900,00$00a A YEAR ON ALCOHOL... BUT ONLY *30<100Q009 ON EYE-CARE. Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiu It Pays to Advertise In The McHenry Plainilealer iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'tijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiniitiiiiim Itr Mttto mm Hartland Township Chapter 39 - Originally Hartland townsfoip was mostly timber land with scarcely a patch of prairie to be found. At present, however, Hartland boasts many fine farms. The name of the first settler in the township seems to be uncertain, but F. Grlffen,, George Stratton and John Quinlaii seem to be the chief contenders for this honor. Alvki Judd and his brother, Jamect Were .also very early settlers. About the time Hartland was being settled, the Illinois and Michigan canal project was abandoned for want of funds. Apparently there were many' laborers' working there who had friends and relatives in Hartland. This brought many of the Irishmen working on the canal to Hartland to seek their fortunes. Before long the township became known as the Irish township. Colder, Desmond,- Haley, Wood, Collins and Blair were elected to office in the first %election toeld in 1850. Francis Short from County Tyrone, ° Ireland, fathered the first white child in the township. A Kate Donnelly, also claimed the distinction of being tile first white child in thg township. Walter Gibbs and Widow Sutton were the first ooUple to be married in Hartland. In 1840 the first saw mill was built by Wesley Diggins. It was water-powered by the Kishwaukee creek. The mill WAS located at the fork of the road. Where a store was opened. For a time it seemed as if ft village would develop here. It became known as Brookdale but failed to fulfill its promise. Hartland had mail, service in its early days and was compelled to get its mail through McClures Grove, twenty-five miles distant. Later, mail came from Crystal Lake and finally a post office was established at the home of Alvin Judd in Hartland township. Crime, was; to-.'Hartl& iid by: a* pOT^ke^^.-jPOtotterfeiters who their lair while making1 *&v*r coins. Apparently not punished but simply rl» out of town. Michael Burke cam* to artland from Ireland to 1007. tin Cooney, IVedeHdt and Darnel Flavin were also early settlers. Flavin becamer a prominent citizen at the township because of renown as a" 4eri|aer and builder of public buildings. Robert Fdrrest, J(An C. GlQkii' Sylvester McGee and Humpltrty Quinlan are also recorded as early residents of Hartland township. for everyone for special people like Mother, Dad, Wife or favorite aunt. - for children--Hallmark Easter Cards with ducklings,, rabbits and colored eggs. for all your family aiid friends--beautiful cards with a religious th^me. They're all here---aiftf Inany others--in our complete new selection of Hallmark Easter Cards. AGATHA SHOP PHONE 14S-J 110 So. Green St. McHenry, 111. % & RAINBOW CLEANERS WILL DO IT FOR YOU There's still time to have that favorite suit, dress or coat beautifully SANTFONE cleaned to like-new freshness for Easter. We'll guarantee to have your clothes ready fOr the Easter Parade. BRING THEM IN NOW! PHONE 927 for prompt PICKUP SERVICE 'or SAVE 10% CASH & CARRY AT RAINBOW CLEANERS North Front Street Armrad Corner North of National Tea REMEMBER! 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