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:-~4 & • t ", -J \ / '* v *;. *v * v"* -i* ••.: ursday, February 2, 1990 THE McHEHEY PLA1HDKALER i * > I > * • • » + » » • • » « •CULLOM LAKE - On Parade >., ••• • *'• . ^ (By Yardstick) reettaga Folks: ' Twenty years «gp*< McCttllom * Lake was a community boasting Of a population of not more than five permanent families. Many improvements have been" made as •i lime went by. •-----^ Our beach and park have been transformed from a bog to a play , ground for the enjoyment of our residents, both during the summer and winter. The roads which Were impassible after a heavy rain were graded and paved with black top material. «_ More and more people found ' Ftliis an ideal spot to establish their permanent residence, v" McCullom Lake grew with the Shears until, today, when its popufation is well over the 300 mark, injure future progress of our - Community as well as maintenance jjf the improvements a petition pHll be filed for incorporating Mc- ^--Cullom Lake as a village. To date, over tl> percent of our . iVry fesidents. have signed this petition and many more are expected to ^•tbllow when the representatives ' •' make the rounds next Sunday. . .After the signed petition is filed -§ date will be set, at which time $»e measure will be put to the Vote cf our residents. Notice of thiB election, will appear in your jpe£l paper as soon the date'is set. News of the passing Of Mrs. Susan Blake came as a great shock to her neighbors at McCnllom Lake. Mrs. Blake died at the Woodstock hospital last Friday evening lifter undergoing surgery earlier "tu the week. Survivors include her •idower, Math Blake; a daughter, Sirs. Irvin Schmitt, and three Sons, Alvin, Roy and Charles. «• Funeral Servicers were held at t. Mary's church Monday at 10 a.m. Interment was at St. Mary's Cemetery. To the Blake family we extend our deepest synipathy in their bereavement. away more such happy occasions. • A bridal Bhower for Betty Cerinak last Thursday evening was a complete surprise for her. This %as due to the carefully made plans of Mrs. George Cable, who was hostess for an evening crammed with gaiety, good food, refreshments and an avalanche of beautiful gifts for the bride-to-be. Among those present who made the evening a memorable one for Betty Cermak were Mrs. Therese Schultz, Evelyne Levesque, Betty Baumbeck, Shirley Jensen, Madalyn Natbaason Emma Pyritz, Margaret Stilling, Margaret Graff. Martha Struck, Grace Walton. Shirley Olsen, Donna Glosson Irene Bykoski, Margaret and Jean Reid, Beverly Rourke, Irene Sales, Ella Landers and Loraine Blake Mr. and MYs. Burton Cowan oi Redwood City, Calif., ia a fecent message, informed Mr. and Mrs lten Ebey, 3r., that they have i new grandson in California. Johi weighed in at 8 pounds and 7 ounces as he stepped into the ring on Dec. 29. Grandpa Ebey relayed this message to us via mule train, which accounts for it being a month late. Our constats tQ ,thft Co.WA4&xjaad, Ebey*. • * "jiL; • A reSefil lfetter from Pete and Rose Kamitiski up Minocqua way infoims us that it's mighty cold outside. Nothing to do but stay indoors and read McCullom Lake news while waiting for the sumupw to roil around again. Ho-Hum t Adios. M.B.C. News Mr. and Mrs. Sand*rs of Maple Hill Drive celebrated the sixth anniversary of their blissful wedded life yesterday. To them our congratulations and wishes for $ . The McHenry Bible church continues to grow. Again there were new ones among us. For those of you who could not be with us last Sunday evening, we must say you really missed' a full treat of music and singing, with Pastor Mayfield leading a fine grout of talented young people from Grace Missionary church in Zion. Next Sunday evening the Neal Biehl family from Belmont Heights Free church in Chicago will be singing for us. The worship service fci the morning will be conducted with the regular monthly communion service. The newest addition to pur meetings will be the inaugural service for young people at 7 p.m. this coming Sunday. During the remaining Wednesdays in February we shall be studying the Harmony bf the Gospels. After prayer and bible study on the fifteenth, which iHll be from 7:30 to 8 p.m., our Valentine party will be held. Previously, it was announced the Youth for Christ rally, Saturday, Feb. 11, would be held at the church. Instead we shall meet in the McHenry high school auditorium at 7:45 p.m. on the above date. There will be more details on this in next week's column. If you have a spiritual problem. please drop in to oar letvicM or drop us a line to P. O. Boa ill, McHenry, 111. "You're always welcome here." DONALD Q. LIBERTY, Aits , • ^ • 7££ptor AUUMI OTlf "Cream of mushroom soup can be substituted for white sauces in many recipes. And It adds a slightly different flavor. Complete line ot iseebe livestock remedies at Wattle* Drag Stare, ltp Henry. l»lif Flowers Win Her Heart! Flowers--the tried and true way to. win lier love. In your choice of freshly cut bouquets, carefully enseinbled •corsages or decor-right potted plant* --delivered to her door. Place your order today! McHenry Floral Co. PHONE McHENRY 404 1 Mile South of McHenry on Route SI TWO-WAY STRETCH m TOUT Kay to Greater Valua CLASSIFIED SECT I.O.N Gnnouncement AS YOU READ THIS SECTION remember this is a clearance sale. The one thing that is guaranteed In regard to the listing of this ad Is the truth--an awful lot of good furniture -- some medium -- and som« not so good. But read on and se^ what happens. KROEHLER BARREL THAIR, in light green. Here's a chair that we're not cutting price on. The construction is the best. It's a nice decorators item at $69.50. TWO SKMI-BAHREL (HAIRS in grey tapestry covers that are ideal for the fireplace or that picture window. Were $42.00 ea. Np*T$34.00 ea. FIVE-PIECE HOWELL DINETTE Set. Blue plastic top. One 12" leaf. This sold for $79.95 .-- Now for only $G9.95. ••PC. RUE FORMICA TOP BREAKFAST SET. Nice for a Couple, but should not be bought unless you need a small table. Normally $ 62.50 -- Now $55.00. FI£E PIECE RED OVAL DINElTE SET.--Swell styling, good construction, nicely made to sell tor $79.95, but for a short time you cad have it for $69.95. TWO-KITCHEN STOOLS -- You might break your neck on, but buy some insurance if you want one of these at 50c. METAL UTILITY TABLES--Swell for a mixer, toaster, etc. Were 13.50 -- Now $2.70. « RED HOWELL CHROME CHAIRS -- They were $9.50 ea. but at $7.25 each -- a swell bargain to replace . those' old kitchen chairs. RED AND GREY PLAID STUDIO eorcH -- with limed oak o~.i arms where the wear is. Nationally advertised at $99.50 -- but now for $84.00. ON E LOUNGE CHAIR in Biege aad one in. wrne tapestry, that sold originally for $76.00, but we'll take a loss at $45.00. ONE HIGH BACK ROCKER in blue tapestry with curved wood arm. The style of this one isn't so gOod. but after all good looks isn't always durability. Was $27.00 Now "$17.00. ANOTHER ROCKER in a green cdver in the sapue class, as'the One above but priced - exceedingly low .at, $12.00. ONE KROEHLER PLATFORM ROCKER -- in rose tapestry that sold for $67:50. - Reduced for this clearance to $59.50. ANOTHER KROEHLER ROCKER. the same design aad price as the one above only i" a green and beige tapestry. PLAIN GREY FRIEZE COVERED PLATFORM ROCKER that was $59.00 -- Now $47.00. TWO NICE PULL-CP CHAIRS In Red and white Duran covers. These are easy to keep clean and swell where there are childrn. Were $26.00 ea. -- Now at $19.00. WE HAVE OTHER PULL U? CHAIRS that were priced from $19. to $30 and have been reduced so drop in and see what you caa use. TWO FIVE DRAWER VANITIES in limed oak with large plate mirrors. Built by Kroehler to seil for $98.50 each. But out the door they go at $75.00. TWIN REDS IN LIMED OAK hr Kroehler. These were wonderful at $39.50_ but even better at $29.»0. A VERY "NICE LIMED OAK SUITE by Kroehler. Vanity bench, cheat and full sized bed. priced at $198.00. This is a nice' moder.i suite and would make an exceptional value, for agyone at this price. IF •• YOU •*AW. ;fAf T-5ltirREN> ROOM or guest room that you would like to fix up in maple.'we have a very nice small suite made by Kroehler and very desirable for this purpose. Priced at $150.1)0 ^ith full sized bed, chest, dresser and mirror. WE HAVE A MAPLE FINISHED SUITE with dresser, full sized be.l chest that isn't constructed too good, and.ha.? a dent oil chest, but what can you expect for $85.00. HERES A NICE BUY -- .Vplec* Walnnt suite. -- Has large plate glass mirror on^dresser. 7 drawer chest and full size bed. Tops in c o n s t r u c t i o n . c e n t e r drawer guides, dust proof drawers, all oak interiors -- It's- made by Kroehler. -- Reg. $224.00 -- Now $198.00. ; ..Ln. -Trrtlt.y-j r . ^ y0- • TRnfBLE BATIfTNETTfcS Hill are a special for this event -- at $7.00 Note: (No Sale to Dealers}. WE HAVE ANOTHER STYLK BATH1NETTE that sold for $14.9i but give us $10.00 and see ho«' fast you can take it home. TRIMBLE TRAINING SEATS I V $3.50. "TSS .BABY BA8KINETTES with }}. \lapsable legs that make them aica-- for traveling. They were $7.35 -- but a few left for $6.00. WE HATE ANOTHER WALNUT SUITE that we sell for $139.95, but there is nothing wrong with it at $115.00. WE HAVE A MH(>. DRESSER, CHEST AND BED SUITE in the basement that we're not going to say anything about but drop in and see if you can use U for $75.00 CHILDREN'S ROCKERS in r«* plastic. These were priced, low at $10.95 but for this short time $9.00, ONE CHILD'S ( HISSEROBE witfe 6 drawers and a large storage compartment -- We don't have crib to match but can get one veiy soon of you fteed it. -- $37.00. HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD HI0K CHAIRS made of hardwood i*;" v Maple or Birch, were $13.50 Now 9.95. • TWO MAHOGANY DROP LEA# TABLES with 3 pedestals. ThoM have 4 extra leaves 10" wide. Kyll extension 110". Reg. $82.50 -- Now $72.00. "m WE HAVE ANOTHER TAIBLE UNI same size as the one above but with 4 legs instead of three. Thfct is a sturdier table when extended Normally sells for $89.50 bat f«f a week it's only $79.50. MAPLE BUFFET -- 49"xl9" top.' Nicely made and nicely priced fur this clearance With a $20 reduction. 3 PIECE KROEHLER LI VI Nil ROOM SUITE in Green Freisit. Sells for $228.00, but this is * clearance so out it goes at $195.0* A SOLID MAPLE SUITE, Vanity. Bed. and chest, in blonde finish for $200.00. TWIN SIZE BED SPRING JWttf legs attached to use as Hollywood bed. Was $13.50 -- Now $9.95. WE HAVE A FEW TWIN SIM LINK ^SPR1N(»S at $9.00. These work very nicely on bunk beds. FEBRUARY CLEARANCE SISMONS HI-RISE COUCH with 2 tnnerspring mattresses. Can be Used as Twin beds or one large B«d. Nice living room piece if •Up covered. Ridiculously low at #19.50 m.' ARM CD -STUDIO COUCH ffatlaaally Advertised at $8W# bat specially priced at HERE'S THE NEW 1950 BUICK SUPER 126, companion body-type to tho I •quoHy now Roadmastkr 130. Both are shorter than last year's 4-door i Sedans--yet 4 inches longer in wheelbase. In both, the difference is u^fd "W!. to givo you real stretch-out room in the rear seat. hat the boys did here really 'calls for some medals. m ' We gave them the job of coming up With somethihg that was bigger inside--for room and comfortlonger in wneelbase -- always important to good riding qualities-- yet unbulky and easy-handling in over-all dimensions. lust look how well this tidy nuiik ber meets theee "impossible" specifications! Item one--rear-seat cushions are • /«// foot wider than last year's SUPERS and ROADMASTERS. Item two--in every dimension-- leg-room, head-room, hip-room, *houlder-room-- this rear-seat compartment is bigger than previous iDiodels--and nearly four inches longer, fore and aft, than other 1950 Buick interiors. Iteni three -- wheel bases are the longest of our 1950 line. On the SUPER, it is 125H" instead of J21H"-- onthe ROADMASTER 130^^ Instead of 126H". That means easier parking, ^easier tucking away in family gipgigos, easier maneuvering in crowded traffic. There are some other things too; An extra rear-quarter window not found in standard 4-door Sedans. A different upperstructure styling that makes this body-type stand out as something pretty special. Even special names that let yoti Aay, *'I drive a SUPER 126" or "Mine's a ROADMASTER 130," just by way of being different* Yes, we think we hit on a happy idea in the "Longfellows," as they're coming to be known. They are not longer, on the outside, but there's a two-way stretch--in width and length--in the rear compartment. You're going to like that--as you'll see by calling on your own Buick YOU# H&Gi TUM f* HENKY }. TAYl^OH, ABC N»hwoHt, •vtrjr Monday dealer. If he doesn't have one on hand, he can get it pretty promptly Sand at a price and dn a deal you'll trouble matching, much less beating, anywhere else. See him now, will you--about placing an order? --===--= FmMturmM Ukm ikmm mmmm MUMCMC8 THE BUY MOMf* - COMPRESSION Firmball valr9-im-hmaS power in thr-- •ngintt, fhr* hp ratings. (Nww F-26i angina In SUFEK modalt.) MEW PATTBtN STYUMG, with bump*.guard griMat, topar-through fandart, "doubla bmbbh" taiHigkft. WIDf-ANGU VnmiUTY. «w«p nmdriaw both forward aad boeir. TMAFFIC-HANDY SIU, lots avar-ott fangth for aouat parking and garaging, thort taming radial. EXTRA-WIDE SCATS cradkd batwaan tha axlat. SOFT BUICK UDt, from all-coil springing, Safaty. Kida rims, low-prauura tiros, rida-ttaadying forqlwtuba. DYNAFLOW OMVi ttandard on all ROADMASTERS, optional at antra co*t on SUPU and SACCMl aams. NINETEEN MODELS with Sody by Htkar. WIDf CHOICE Of EQUIPMENT adding ft^dbiUty to pricoc that brockot ovary prica ranga abara tha lowast. # \et -- and here's where the magic MM* Comes in -- the whole car is shorter **' Over-all. Actually less from bumper to bumper t than previous Buicks in these series. ym mmm 4--Ue Hr rn ITotr/ Wlbea bmttmr mmtmmmltUmm rmrm bmiii MViCK mitt taW R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES 403 FRONT ST. PHONE 6 McHENRY, ILL. ONE ALL WOOL GREEN FRIEZE COVERED STUDIO by Kroehler. Marked down from $$5.00 to $75.00. - WE HATE A FEW "WAY PHILOSEPHERS" PICTURES left, you itmy> have seen these <yi calendars at some of the local Pubs, but comet, in tor yours In limed oak frames at $1.25. -- Were $2.85 NICE CARD TABLES -- With composition toir,~Trrrtal frame and metal legs. In red or browu tops. Reduced to $3.95. FIBRE WARDROBES - These are K. D. (Knocked Down) but we'll even tell you how to put them together for $7.7 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED KITCHEN STEP STOOLS. Some with backs, some without, some chrome. sonie enamel finished, but all reduced for this clearance. SET OF SIX DINING RM CHAIRS 1 arm and 5 side chairs made by Tell City Chair Co.. to sell for $59.50 set -- Now $4t).50. JUST TO SEE IF YOU GOT THIS FAR in the ad wd will sell for two days only. Feb. 3rd and 4th, any matress in the store at 20/, i off. ALL LANE CHESTS are redttced not 5, not 10, but 15'/c tor this event. --: WE HAVE A FEW MINIATURE CEDAR CHESTS That we urnto the girl graduates each year that we are closing out at $1.25 ea. JUST A COUPLE OF STUDIO COUCH PADS lcf^ 45"x72^". These can be folded and stored in youy couch. Both are in stripped ticking and reduced to $5.9b. ONE WALNUT RECORD CABINET-- Bad shape It didnt look too good $28.00 but it may look good to you at $15.00. PLASTIC PILLOW (OVERS, 4»r. BISSELS CARPET SWEEPERS -- as low as ^4.29. MAHOGANY KIDNEY SHAPI'EO DESK -- 7 drawers, includiag two large file drawers. The pric>- is right on this at $69.50 so'we'ro not reducing it. but if you want it during this eveat we'll give you a glass top -- FREE. • MAPLE KNEEHOLE DESK, Top 21"x42", regular $45.00 -- Now $38.00. „ Have you seen our CAMEO '-Ml NATURES yet? 1/3 off. SOLID MAPLE DESK CHEST. Plenty of drawer space but equipped with a desk drawer. This is ideal for a small ^apartment. $79. it). LEATHERETTE MATS -- 7" square. These are ideal for useunder table lamps, appliances, ash trays, vasgs., hot dishes, etc;'Three for 25c. SMALL WHITE METAL FOLDING TABLE, .'54"x20", Regular $15.95 -- Now $10.00. FOR YOU POKER FANS -- We have one large poker table left. $30 cash will deliver it to your home or clubrooms. It has room for eight. All metal frame, green leatherette top that can be replaced and plenty of room for th* chips and (ahem) coke. ALL COCKTAIL TABLES redaeed 201 A. A FEW AMERICAN WOOD CARVING LAMP TABLES 27" high with matched veneered tops in mahogany. Sold $18.50, but free delivery anywhere for $12.95. PLASTIC COVERED WOOD FOLDING SCREENS -- $10.95; Three panels in neutral oak finish be used with any color combinations. We have other screens that we make a prefit on but tbis plastic one is a better value. A FEW SOLID WALNUT MAGAZINE BASKETS make terrific values at $11.00 each. HERES ANOTHER SPECIAL -- Pittsburg Plate Cl^s Mirrors 24"x24" -- $5.95. We also have 30" Round Plate Mirrors at $17. WE'LL COME DOWN ANY EVENING to sell tills bleached mahogany 2 pedestal table with four chairs to match at $85.00. This is a smart little modern suite- that you can use in that picture window or dinette. ' DON'T FORG"BT~ OCR FLOOR WWEK that W Teiil Y>ut by the day. Kor one dollar "it will sure save a lot of felbow grease. TWO TWIN SI/.E HOLLYWOOD HEADBOARDS Regular $15 09 Special at $9.00 each. MAHOGANY* DESK CHAIRS are Reduced $2.50 per chair. - 3L COOKY PRISTS with solid m»- hogany frames. 9"xll". These are nice in groups. One dollar off on these. $».»• -- A NICE PRICE FOR OUR OVERN1TE CASES. Not too many to choobe from, but perhaps we have one you can use. »KG. FINISHED |IOOKCASES. A nice case 24" wide, 29** high, was $17.50 -- Now 12.50. 4 WHITE FOLDING CHAIRS with yellow seats. Nice to have around when unexpected company arrives. $7.50 set. MAHHOGANY GOV. WINTHROP DESK --Regular $89.00 -- Now $59.00. 3 TIER MAHOGANY TABLES Regular $28.00 -- Now $21.00 JUST A FEW SOLID WALNUT CORNER CABINETS that we are giving away at $9.95. TWO DOLLARS OFF on all large site and bench size hampers. ODD MAPLE DRESSER -- Tqp 42"xl9" mirror included at ; WE HAVE & GLIDER COVERS left over trom last summer tbaf are rainproof and fireproof aai nice for storage purpose*. -- $4.0& each. TWO' CRUISE tin* sold for $29.50. but if you wa3t to store them a coaple ot months jroa can have them tor $17.50 each. TWIN SIZE HEAVY JENNY LIN BED. Maple finish. -- $21.00 TWO MAHOGANY DUN CAW PHYFE SEWING CABINET*. Best tn quality. Made in RockforH to sell for $S9.95 -- Special |p $22.00. HALF A DOZEN MAHOGANY; COMMODES, in 3 styles that c«i < be used as nite stands, lamptables^ or jo«.cassional tables. Six ~ tables, Six Dollaf discount oa each. FOUR MAHOGANY WINDSOR CHAIRS that have a few scratches on them. We have these marked at $28.00 a set of 4. But we'll sell them separately or in sets at $4.Sd each. ^ ft DURING TV1S SALE YOU CA$I SAVE $5 on all bedroom chatftj^ in stock. 00S£I$ »AR) -- 00081$ J<JAOO asoR ajjns IUOOH SUJAH 'ad Z --<JN;FA KIM JOJ JDAO j^ded »qi XH.1X (I1.10.M 10A UaVMJIAt LARGE METAL WARDROBE, 84" wide. 18" deep and 65" high in brown metal' fifilsfiTRegular $21. Now $17.75. FIVi: DRAWER ODD CHESTS In Maple and Walnut fiaish. Nicely made for $24.95, but reduced to $20. OLD FASH10NED STOVE LAMFS Remember you saw theni in our store at Xmas time -- we have a few reduced to $5.95. 10% OFF ON ALL HASSOCKS. SANDEL FLOOR LAMPS -- regular sellers at $24.50 marked to $19.50. SWINGING BRIDGE LAMP wl» genuine onyx base. Normally sella for $27.50 but now $21.00. 10% OFF ON ALL TABLE LAMPS FOR THAT SUMMER COTTAGpV or extra bed, we have an inexpensive full size box spring and ma|- ' tress combination that we wouljC !>e happy to sell at $39.50 the seL ONE LOUNGE CHAIR in Blue leatherette. Strictly a man's chaifc^---• but must be used to soften up tha leatherette, we're taking a loss Oi., this oue at $39.00 HAND PAINTED PIN-UP LAMP® Regular $4.5i> Now $3.50. ^ PAIR OF COLONIAL LAMPS that match the above pin ups, nice tor ^ butfet -- $4.50 each. v • • • ' ar '*• • - P. M. J FURNITURE : • . Mt i. . W. McNenry "Drop in and look around Uti met habit** Phone 63