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Tfco?sday. February 14.1957 ^ '"-r«5sp THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER CLASSIFIED WANTED • KljVL ESTATE •.wanted lor our clients. 2 and 3 tfedroom, modern homes. In' or'"near McHenry, close to railroad preferred. From $12,060 to $15,000. JACOB FRITZ » REALTORS In Johnsburg McHenry 37 38-tf Wanted INSURED SAVINGS Savings invested to Crystal Lake Savings and Loan Association are insured by tfee Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp., and earn plus %% extra. <V S3-tf WANTED TO BUY TOP PRICE PAID for Iron, metals and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock 1610-M-2. 43-tf Page STECKER - LATIMER = AUCTION V K. G. Freeman - W. H. RuDMl Auctioneers GROOMS -- SCRAP iron and n(pal. Phone 637ML 5-tf LOST AND FOUND ANGORA CAT, black, white & brown colored,' v wearing collar with ink inscription "Fe* Fe". Lost in vicinity of Rt. 31 & Green street. If anyone has this cat please phone McHenry 2896. Rejrd. 41 MISCELLANEOUS HAS YOUR DRINKING become a. problem? Men, women, if so write Alcoholics Anonymous, Rt. 5,. Box 508, McHenry, HI. Meetings every Monday 8:30 p.m. 12-tf * MOOSE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 9 P.M. MEMBERS & GUESTS xONLY s at the McHENQY MOOSE LODGE On Rotitb 120 McH«nry, 111. 19tf ApCORDION LESSONS for beijjlners, taught in my home. F. Kasperski. Phone McHenry 2243. 39-4 NOTICE TERRA COTTA Re-sale Shop will be closed January and February for inventory. Mrs. Ruth Dietrick, Crystal Lake. 37-tf <4 Want Ads The farm having been sold, and present tenant having purchased property in Woodstock and decided to Quit farming, will sell all of the personal property offered on the farm 2° miles East of Woodstock on the Country Club • Bull Valley Road, on Friday. Feb. 15. 1357 Commencing at 12:00 The following described personal property, to-wit: 53 Head of Livestock Consisting of 26 Holstein Cows, including 8 Springers, some fresh, balance fall cows. 13 of these cows are Registered. 6 Holstein Heifers will start to freshen in April, 3 of which are registered. 3 Holstein Heifers, 18 months old (open), 1 of which is Registered. 7 Holstein Heifers 12 mos. old, 5 of which are Registered. 10 Holstein Ifeifers 6 months old, 4 of which are Registered. 1 Holstein Bull, 16 months old, Registered. Sire is GrayvieW Burke Nobel. Dam was a 12,000 pound producer, with 4% butterfat. This herd has been in D.H..I.A. for the past 15 years, and has held an average of 3.7 butterfat. We have a good dairy of cows, and our young cattle that are registered are all of good blood lines. We welcome inspection. FEED 14 tons mixed Hay; 100 bu. Oats; 5 tons Straw; 15' Silage in 16" Silo. MACHINERY McC-D "200" fluid manure spreader, on rubber; Bundle loader, elevator and wagon hitch; Case 8' spring tooth harrow; McC-D silo filler and 50* pipe. 75' rubber drive belt; McC-D power corn binder on rubber; Rosenthal 4- row corn husker shredder, on rubber; Buzz saw. MILKING EQUIPMENT 3 single Universal milking units; 1 Stainless Steel strainer; Pump, motor and pipe line for 30 cows; 1 Universal pail; 2 Steel wash tanks; 10 milk cans. And many other articles too numerous to mention. 50 CHICKENS Ridgefield Grange will furnish lunch. TERMS: USUAL BANK TERMS. Not Responsible for Accidents. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK, delating Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insvraace Corporation STECKER & LATIMER. Owners BETTER SCHOOL* MHW rJrWflfSr BETTER COMMUNITIES IF nrs IN THE BAG You'll Ksaow It SEE RAINBOW'S Ad Page Two £dL ' DAN POWERS -- Auctioneer The undersigned will sell at Public Auction on the farm known as Fleming Farm, 5 mi. South of McHenry, 5 mi. Northeast of Crystal kakf^jj$4 mi. Northwest of Burton's Bridge, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 - • > at 12 o'clock i 27 HEAD of LIVESTOCK consisfthg the following: 26 Holstein dairy cows, 5 of these cows have been fresh in the past 6 weeks and 6 cows will be close springers or fresh by day of sale. Holstein Bull lo mos. old. | ~ MACHINERY J.D. Model .13 tractor with Powertrol--Rollomatic and Cultivator. Case model F-2 PTO combine; Rosenthal corn husker; J.D. tractor manure spreader; McD. 10 ft. grain drill; J.D. 8 ft. field cultivator on rubber. J.D. 7 ft. tractor disc; J.D. 2-14 tractor plow; J.D. corn planter with tractor hitch; New Idea PTO mower. New Idea 4 bar side rake; D.B. hammer mill--50 ft. drive belt; Met), sflo filler; McD. com binder; McD. 50 T baler; R.T. wagon & fl^re box; R.T. wagon & rack; 4 Sec. wood harrow. DAIRY EQUIPMENT 2 DeLaval single unit milkers; pipe line; pump & motor; Elec. ** water 15 milk cans; 2 wash tanks; Other misc. items. 5*40 Chevrolet T. Truck 400-Bu. Ear Corn Terms $25>artS under cash, over that amount % down and balance in monthly payments plus interest. Buy what you want, sign your own note, rio*c$signefs needed. Settlement must be made on day of sale. " , Not Responsible for Accidents THORP SALES CORP.. Clerk Woodstock, 111. -- Phone 110 WM. WIERER THOSE WERE THE DAYS By'ART BEEMAW NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH by Runs Arnold HERE'S HZTF? SHARE --AND WUFFS --AND -- AND MINE... NOW LET'S ALL <50 DO OUR CHGIZTtfAZ SHQPPINeJ HERE'S SOME MORE RILLS TO PAV THAT X-CHARGED DADDY-1 NEED $42-*0 FOR THIS MEW DRESS THAT, I ORDERED C0.D. J m THERE ARE Z,300 KINDS OF OUCH1 0UR SANK FRESH-WATER VPR ACCOUNT IS ALU MIXED-UP NOW II u Efc. ( A PISM canremaw alive, attar baina frozen in a caka of ICE, if \ca is malfced nafcurallq /) WRANDAD USED TO ALVMAVS KNOW HIS FINANCIAL CONDITION! HOSSFACE HANK ---SOMEBODY tofettd br Smith Strvtca^ DISCOVERED THE OtturM, N. J | PAY- YQU'LATT^ PLAN I By FRANK THOMAS Relfa%cd b* Smith Sf rvict -"-i r- TM Rtf. U S. Pat Off ••••• TOK36 DSP! ! CMiCKS have 3-dimension \ vision exacts as do mmst BECAUSE OF THEIR E^ES ON THE GIBES OF THEIR HEADS. MOST ANIMAUS AND FOWLS .HAVE OViY2-DiM£NSIOAl SIGHT H f rT By AL COURTSON OF YOUR LEGS IS THAN THE OTHER / (tn Tehi&iste <r=>,l iqh£ difference may occur* /#?- ) SONNY SOUTH RWHUT ISTHATTFOH.MFOT BEEN TWIN "1 ALL0VAHTH' | ANEW RECIPE CAUCFT NOOR.GRFTNMV^I UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE, BUT EVERY TIME AH TRV T PUT IT IN WOVEN--- OH,BOY? GRFCNNV IS BAKIN'TODAV BLESS M AH SOUL AN' BODV,THAR IT 60ES Ae'lN; TH'THING FALLS ON TH' FLOORi GOGH, WHAT A SWELL DREAM AH HAD! THE SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED 00m AN' TH' SWIMMIN' HOLE me FILLED WITH LEMONADE' i RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH I GUESS HIS \ WIFE HAS A ROBE JUST LIKE FOURS' WHATS ) HA-HA/ I HAD ON YOUR SO ROBE AND THE MILKMAN FUNNV?} HOAFN DED ME A BOTTLE MILK AND KISSED ME' CANT FIND MY ROBE ! IT'iLl L< DPiU ITTP ON TTHUCE / THAT MUST BE THE MILKMAN] WIFE'S/ MV HONEY BEE IS TIRED.' I'M- ANSWER IT FOR HER.' iMpf&M Rdnwd br Smith Strrtai Dmirni, N. I- | UTTLE FARMER By KERN PEDERSON Uncle The way that some teen age gals paint they need a good shellpckin' too. » Some fellers who start out on the straight and narrow end up on the crooked and wide. You need God In your present if you want Him In your future. trw. When better cars art made folks will go in debt to buy em, Jr. Hindi says his chicken About the time a feller pox is just spots on the son. starts to sag in the head he begins to expand in the middle. MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT VHE NEXT MORMINS... WHAT'S VI Tep, a husband with just one joke is a stale mate you JUST GET INTO THAT BED WI THOUT ANOTHER IGHTS ALL. Those folks who say we are all born free don't have to pay the hospital bill. One track minds never have a station to git off at. THIS? One thing that would really pay, a greetin' card for judge* ment day. Yep, some gals are sirens, others just loud speakers. Today life has more loose ends than a hay stack. --REV. CHARLEY GRANT. 25-4-56 22. Possessed 24. Behold 25. Bewildered 26. Seines 27. Makes lacc 28. Oil, comb, form 29. Fondle 30. Cooking vesad 32. Makes 33. Stitch 36. Negative word 37. Trusted adviser 38. Mailed 40. Runt 41. Parent 43. Measure of area 44. Hunted 45. Weight allowaqwW 46. Paradise 47. Silence 48. Night before 49. Clear ACROSS 1. Sorrowful 4. Revere* 8. Abound 12. High card 13. Yearn 14. Shield bearing 15. Evergreen tree 16. Amuse 18. Prepares for publication 20. Entrance 21. Perform 22. Belonging to him 23. Dash 27. Part of foot 29. Companion 30. Ordinary language 31. Boy's nickname 32. Scarlet 33. Distress signal 34. And, Latin 35. Belief 37. Encountered <8. Dance step 39. Anon 40. Morning moisture 41. Italian river 42. Daybreak 44. Adhesive 47. Kind of machine 51. Youngster 52. SUte 63. Wander 54. Before 55. Obtains 56. Quarrel 57. Lair DOW 1. Secure 2. Sour 3. Ridicule 4. Mimics 5. 6. 7. Plants 8. 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