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% '•Wi'x*.} Thursday, December 22, 1955 i THE McHfeSfRY PjmlMjfiSlfift ^ *+# * -• « * Pictures like this record the type of Activity that , to most of as is just much • part of Christmas as the day itself. A Picture Story of Christmas mail, festive store -windows and footweary shoppers, curbstone Santas, bringing home the ,tree and decorating it, hanging the children's stockings, the carolers, on Christmas Eve, etc. And then, of course, you'll want some special notes for Christmas Day itself: youngsters opening gifts, waffles for breakfast, holiday callers, Christmas dinner complete with centerpiece and candlelight. Ready with this outline of the mortf obvious activities, you'll be better prepared to catch the pictures that just "happen." And, speaking of preparedness--don't be caught short in your reserve stock of film and flashbulbs. Don't wait until December 25th to open the shutter of your camera--* do:your Christmas shooting early and picture all the fun and excitement of the most magical seas6n of the year! --John Van Guilder Have you ever noticed how fast t|ttie seems to fly between Thanksgiving and Christmas? Time just speeds by because our minds and hearts are so filled with plans and Reparations--with shopping and "gift-wrapping--with thoughts of others, far and near, Christmas has truly become * "Season" rather than a "day" December 25th is merely the climax -to weeks of anticipation-and planning. Since this has become the pattern of life for most of the families We know, we thought it a wise idea to remind you to do your Christmas, shooting early, v. To make your picture story of . Christmas '55 as complete and Ijftie-to-life as possible, list some the scenes you'll want to be sure of recording. Your notes might include such items as: making and addressing cards, Junior's .* .jjljpipeful letter to Santa, wrapping gifts, decorating the house, the postman delivering packages and * $ Some gifts come in big packages And other gifts are small, But some of the very nicestare Things you can't see at all Good health, good cheer and Friendship are the richest treasure. We hope you have them, every one For your Christmas pleasure. p Apun TELEVISTnw SALES & SERVICE 128 N. Riverside-Drive Phone 979 LEGALS NOTTCte OF CLAIM DATE Estate of BEN TONYAN, Deceased. Notice: is hereby given to, ajl persons that February 5, 3^956, is the claim. date in the estate of BEN TONYAN, Deceased,, pending in the County Court of Mc- Henry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate., on or before said date without issuance of summons. Christine Lay, Administrator Looze and Kinne, Attorneys 145 Riverside. Drive McHenry, Illinois (Pub. Dec. 8-15-22) STATE OF IJULINOIS) County of McHenry) ss. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT HERBERT FREUND, doing business as S. H. FREUND AND SON, Plaintiffs, • vs. ELMER ANTONSON and LA VERNE ANTONSON, his wife, and "UNKNOWN OWNERS", Defendants. CIVIL ACTION IN EQUITY. No. 34531 Affidavit showing that the defendants, "UNKNOWN OWNERS", being persons who have or claim some right, title, interest, or lien in, to, or upon the following described real estate: „ That part of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarterof Section 35, Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, in McHenry County, Illinois, described as .fallows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of Block 4 of Wattle's Second Addition to McHenry, a subdivision in the northwest Quarter of Section 35 aforesaid, thence West along the Soiith line of Oak Avenue extended West to the East line of Highway Route No. 31 a distance of 187.52 feet, thence South along the East line of .said Highway 264.02 fee> to the • North line of Grove Avenue extended W sst to said Highway, thence East along said North line of Groye Avenue extended West a distance of 181.48 feet to a point on the Southwest corner of said Block 4, thence North along the West line of said Block 4 a distance- of 264 'feet to the place of beginning; except that tract of land conveyed by*. Elmer Antonsofi and LaVerne Antonson, his wife, ^to Dawson Trine, et al, by Document No. 281376, and also except that tract of land conveyed by Elmer Antonson and LaVerne Antonson, his wife, to Clifford F. Kiehl, by Document No. 269193, and also except that tract of land conveyed by Elmer Antonson and LaVerne Antonson, his wife* to Charles J. Corso,, et al., by Document No. 279173. -V) •- ' and that the name or names 6f each of said persons is unknown to the plaintiff and on due inquiry cannot be found, so that process cannot be served upon said defendants, having been filed in the office of the Clerk of this court, notice is therefore, hereby given to said "UNKNOWN OWNERS'" defendants th».t the plaintiffs in tho above entitled cause fijed their complaint in said cause on the 2nd day of December, 1955, and that said action is . now pending and undetermined in said court, and that you, the said "UNKNOWN OWNERS"; defendants, must file your appearance in said action on or before the 3rd Monday. in the month of January, 1956, and in the event you fnil to do so default may be entered against you any day thereafter. LOOZE and KINNE Attorneys Riverside Drive McHenry, 111. LESTER EDINGER, (SEAL) Clerk of said Court. • (Pub. Dec. 8-15-22) DEC. 27 HEARING A hearing will be held on Dee. 27 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon «WV' in the city hall, it Which time William ' Knight is asking to have a piece of property which is adjacent to Sunnyside Estates and commonly known as the Klapperich farm, reioned from "F", farming district, to R-l, residence district. In the Holiday Season, I wish to thank my many customers in McHenry County for their patronage the past year. I am looking forward , to serving you in the coming year. A Very Merry Christ V_, -rnas and Prosperous 1956. #oi.rp#^ KEN CUNNY Lakemoor Electric Y 'r- THINK BEFORE YOU DRINK | According to expert's statistics, j 1,200 people in the United States I will meet death in traffic acci- | dents between uec.»24 and Jan. | 2. This being a season of "cele- I brating" for many people, it j would be wise for you to "think! before you drink." Even though' you may not be the cause of an accident, it is your responsibility as a driver to watch out tot tte other driver. With winter here, it becomes necessary to slow down while driving and "to be more alert on slippery and hazardous highways. Will you , be around Jan. 3? COMW Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Lend Uncle Sam Your Dollars : ..ppl , SUNBEAM' SHAVCR ©•luxt Shtiv^nast«r known at th* bMt for alt typot of beardt. Wtth Mlf-con»aSn«4 coit. 24-karot gold plot* trim. Old Razor trade-in allowance $29.95 $1.50 z * .. and CH AS GIVING! IMPERIAL Hiram-Walker IMPERIAL attractively boxed for holiday giving.. Our store is brimming with the gay spirit of the holiday season ... with the wonderful array of holiday packaged liquors, imported wines, etc. Complete Choice of • Ifiiilkies 53.45""1 only $J84 WINES 65c & up OLD FASHION EGG NOG .... $2.80 PORT - MUSCATEL 79c VODKA $3,96 up and * Brandies $4.45' up * Scefehes $4.90vl * Rums $3.72 up and up - BEER IMPORTED and DOMESTIC by CASE or CANS PUCE TAVERN PHONE 280 411 W. ELnl STREET LOCATED NEXT TO THE NATIONAL TEA Burke & Barry Yr. Old Straight WHISKEY ' $3.65 « LKERS GIN aads twM omperted. botanicals CO 70 HIRAM Esraer.-rrr*; ITS-- •VjJI oniy 522 4S and your old razor LEE - RAY ELiCTRIC Phone 882 516 W. Main St., McHenry, 111. The glad tidings of the first Noel At proclaimed l>y thfr herald angels upon a midnight dear, may the message of Peace on Earth, Good Will toward Men enter your heart and inspire yoy anew with the true spirit of Christmas. MAIN PAINT CENTER DAISY and VAUGHN JONES V ? ' ^ ' ' . I ' : J .. 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