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Thursday, February 20, CLASSIFIEDS IF YOU WANT to buy a beautiful 3 bedroom brick house with hot water baseboard heat, bnsmt., upstairs & ati. garage, just call 385-0074. Far below cost! 1-30 thru 2-27-64-TF » . - «# wMM>x •• ./ • , THE McHENRY PLAINDEALEH WE HAVE PROSPECTS who are looking for farms, large or small, vacant or improved jn the McHenry, Richmond, Hebron area. Let us show them yours. For quick, courteous service, call or write Waters Realty Company, 1120 Cedar Lake Rd., Lake Beach, Illinois. Phone 312-223-3891. 2-20-64 MCHENRY SHORES -- Waterfront lot for sale or will build to order. Owner. 815-385- 1444. 2-13-30,64 COUNTRY CLUB Estates 3 bedroom ranch. Gas heat. Natural fireplace. Oak floors. Colored fixtures in bath. Wood paneling in living & dining area. Combination storms & screens. Corner lot. Price $16,- 900. Low down payment. 385- 0170. 2-13-64-TF 3 BEDROOM HOME in town. Large lot. Aluminum siding, 2 car garage, black top drive. $17,000. Phone 385-2642. 2-13-64-TF SUBURBAN McHENRY. A good buy. $14,500. 1 story frame and brick residence, carpeted living room with draperies. Kitchen equipped with range and refrigerator. Beach and dock rights, William Tittle, Real Estate, 338-3483 or 338-1470. *2-20-64 2 BEDROOM HOUSE -- 2 car garage, basement? city water & sewer. 1 block from St. Mary's church. Shown by appointment. 385-5082. *2-20-27-64 I HAVE BUYERS for lake or riverfront houses with lake rights; vacant lands; farms all sizes, 1 acre up; houses anywhere. Phone 459-0495 or write F. E. Howe, 85 Gates street, Crystal Lake, Illinois. 2-20-64 5 ACRES, 9 room house, modern kitchen, dining room, living room, 5 bedrooms, en* closed porch, bath, hardwood floors, oil fired hot water heat, $20,900. Phone 459-0495 Broker, Crystal Lake, Illinois, for appointment. *2-20-64 FOR SALS HOMES -- FARMS CHOICE LOTS--BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY KNOX REAL ESTATE 1513A N. Richmond Road PHONE 385-0421 McHenry, Illinois 12.28-61.tf FOR SALE FOX RIVER -- Very attractive 2 Br. home with enclosed porch. Brick veneer. Lg. liv. rm.; fireplace; dining room, cabinet kitchen with builtins; 2 car garage; pier; beautiful view. $30,000. PISTAKEE LAKE -- 5 Br. home. Full basement, 2 car garage, beautiful waterfront property. Price $45,000. 4 BR. FARM HOME on 3V2 acres. Fruit orchard, 3 other bldgs. River rights. Price $13,500. FOR RENT 3 Br. ranch home. IV2 baths, fam. rm>..Jj>105 per mo. 3 Br. Rambling Ranch with lake rights. $135 per mo. with option to buy. SUNNYSIDE REALTY 1602 W. Channel Beach Ave. McHenry (Sunnyside), 111. - 385-0162 V 2-20-64 - ^ /fe Sltwtlra Waalei WILL DO BABY sitting in 5°!"® hy day or week. Call 385-2050, ^ *2-13-20-27-64 * W*W> carp for your children; on a regular basis. I have plenty of toys, books, playpen, baby bottles, milk n' cookies, and love. I am a reliable mother of three. Phone 385-7626. ^ *2-20-64 IRONING DONE IN my home. Free pick-up and delivery. Phone 385-1560. 2-20-64 OLD DOLLS, carriages, toys and trunks. Call 385-1469. *2-13-20-64 WE BUY FROM YOU ANYTHING Of VALUE Used Furniture -- T.V.'s Appliances Almost anything you can think of. Cash is waiting for you. Phone 815-385-6126 2-20-27-64,-fF Lost and Fnoid FOUND IN Lakeland Park, -medium size, long hair, black & white dog. Phone 385-1441. 2-20-64 TO BE GIVEN AWAY BLONDE FEMALE kitten, 4 months old. Call 385-2461. 2-20-64 NEW MODERN ranch -- 3 bedrooms, 2 car attached garage. Walk school and church. Call 312 GL 6-3325. 2004 Church street, Johnsburg. *2-20-64 WONDER LAKE -- 2 Br. year around log cabin. Lot 75x150. Fireplace. Furnished. Many extras. 1 block to lake. Price 8,000. Terms. 815-385- 6271. 2-13-20-64 ZONED COMMERCIAL -- Improved lot, 60x150. Northside of Route 120, Lakeland Park, McHenry's fastest growing area. $4,500. Call 385-2252. Brokers invited. 2-13-64-TF LARGE BUSINESS lot on highway 120. West of McHenry 130 ft. on highway 150 ft. deep. For information call 385-0852. 2-6-27-64-TF LAKELAND SHORES -- 2 Br. home on Route 120, West of McHenry -- Cabinet kitchen, tile bath, water softener, storms and screens. Partly furnished. Best offer. Call 385- 5613. 2-13-20-27-3-5-64 HOME FOR SALE -- Completely furnished; 3 lots; 1% miles north of McHenry; 5 rooms. Shown by appointment only. Call after 6 p.m. 385- 1302. Price $16,500. 2-20-27-64 McHenry Library Corner Main and Green Sta. HOWS Friday Evenings; 7 to 6 p.m. Dtflly, Including Saturday: 2 to S p.m. "The Countess" by March Cost. Sir Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford, was called by Franklin D. Roosevelt "one of the three greatest minds America has produced." (The others in this distinguished company; Franklin and Jefferson.) Yet how comaratively little wellknown is the life of this handsome Masachusetts-born adventurer-- not only a military commander of such ability as to be created a Count by the Elector of Bavaria, but a scientist of rare brilliance who founded the Royal Institution of Great IS YOUR Bowling Game GOING TO aPOT? Maybe You Could \ Use Some Help? V/ , COME TO Crystal Bowl on Mondays or Thursdays at 9:15 p.m. to get some personal Instruction^ from Ray. Routes 31 and 176 PHONE 459-3636 2-13-20-27-3-5-64 Public Motteei il I WILL NOT BE responsible for debts other than my own as of December 21, 1963. Chester M. Seliga. *2-20-64 RESPONSIBLE for my debts only as of January 1st., 1964. Richard H. Burmann 2-13-20-27-64 RUMMAGE SALE S't. Ann's Church Guild Hall Basement 487 W. Jackson St. Woodstock, 111, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Each Friday 2-6-27-64-TF George Washington Didn't Sleep Here But It Is A Nice Older Home Regardless Conveniently located Just two blocks from McHenry High School and Grammer School. Lot;, fully improved with city sewer & water, paved streets, sidewalk concrete curb and gutter. A six room 3 bedroom home with partial basement detached garage, built-in oven and range. $11,900 $400 Down FRETT Builders & Realty 189 Marian Parkway Crystal Lake Phone 459-1939 2-20-64 SUNNYSIDE SUBDIVISION -- 2 Br., attached garage. Good condition, $10,800. SUNNYSIDE SUBDIVISION -- 3 Br„ attached garage. Good condition, $14,000. , McHENRY -- 3 Br. Full basement. 2 car garage, water & sewer. Good condition. $21,500. 60 ACRES VACANT LAND -- Bull Valley area. $32,000. THE KENT CORPORATION McHenry's Oldest Real Estate Office Established Since 1923 PHONE 385-3800 1311 N. Riverside Drive McHenry, Illinois 2-20-64 BAIRD & WARMER, INC. y^EstJ^ysbed 1855 McHENRY SCORES -- 2 Br. like new ranch on 2 lots with sun room & att. garage. Ri^er & pier rights. Reduced to $12,500. PISTAKEE TERRACE -- Unusually clean & attractive 3 Br. ranch with 2 car garage on 2 lots with river & pier rights. $16,500. FOX RIVERFRONT -- "4* B^f year 'round older home with basement. This property is in good condition and is ideal for larger family at a reasonable price. Reduced to $18,000. PISTAKEE LAKE -- 5 Br. home With 99 ft. frontage on lake. Large L.R. with fireplace; dining room; 1V£ baths; basement. This is a bargain for $32,000. MR. HEINEN -- 385-2527 2-20-64 KUcgqS BY POPULAR REQUEST 10 IBS. OF POTATOES FREE with $3.00 GAS PURCHASE On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays Skelly Service Station Route 120 and Chicago Northwestern Tracks 1-23-64-TF Britain and the Romford professorship of physics at Harvard, and took as his second wife the fascinating Madame Lavoisier, widow of the guillotined French scientist. Wrapped in even greater mystery than the life of the great Rumford h i m s e l f is the s t o r y of his daughter, Sarah, a woman abandoned in childhood by her father but who had within her his genius. It was quite within her own right that she became a Countess. 'The Countess' tells her story --and through it, her father's, as well. Sarah Thompson's was a life long years and rich with event both singular and sensational. Through the glittering worlds of London, Paris and Munich she moved with ease in the realms of state and of the heart. In them were adventure, political intrigue, and high passion. In this book March Cost, with her remarkable understanding of the psychological and spiritual facets of vibrant and magnificent women, re-creates from actual fact and her own enormous skill a story that brangs to her many readers not only a fascinating novel in the tradition of "I, Rachel," but the first account of one of history's most beguiling and little known women. "The American Way of Death" by Jessica Mitford. Jessica Mitford's explosive and astonishing book makes public the fantastic inner workings of our funeral industry. The grotesqueries we glimpsed in Evelyn Waugh's novel, "The Loved One," pale before the actuality as Miss Mitford disclosed the bizarre facts behind the average American funeral, coast to coast. She brings into the open every aspect of the burj#i business. Its/psychological strategies: tjje^ carefully choreographed walk through the "Casket Selection Room," and other devices by which the bereaved is maneuvered into buying ur. expensive funeral. N The brilliance ot Jessica Mitford's writing, demonstrated in her celebrated book about the Mitford family, "Daughters and Rebels," combines with relentless research to bring to light a phenomenon too long hedged by taboo. Miss Mitford has written a valuable, fascinating and, oddly enough, inspiring book --an outburst of sanity, crashing through the sanctimonious hush that has kept one of America's most hard-sell industries from the public scrutiny. '•Anti-Slavery" - The Crusade for Freedom in America by D. L. Dumond. y Believing all men to be created equal, we plundered peaceful nations, hunted men like wild beasts, and advertised and sold them with cattle and hogs. Believing • freedom to be the sacred right of every man, we made nearly four million slaves. This work of dedicated scholarship and immense learning reveals with extraordinary force the truth behind the Civil War. Year by year, slavery in the United States became more sinister. It contaminated the body politic, it tainted all institutional life, it became a colossus of arbitrary power and greed. On these pages you will see tional conventions, legislative halls, courtrooms, churches, schools, in the hearts of men, and finally on the battlefiled. You will see ill manners turn to brutality.]'1 printing presses are destf&yedi schools closed, churches, private homes and public buildings burned, the mails pillaged, and the men and women who before the Civil War courageously fought that ail America might be free:$The mystic John Woolman, tailor from New Jersey; the distinguised Philadelphia physician, Benjamin Rush; the most remarkable Samual Doak; the brilliant Denmark Vesey; the lonely, wandering saddle maker, Benjamin Lundy; the fearless Angelina Grimke. This life work of the notable American historian, Dwight L. Dumond, is a major testament for our time, essential reading for everyone interested in justice and equality under the law. The Declaration of Independence assumes new dignity and importance. Birriey, Garrison, Lundy, Weld, and a dozen other abolitionists emerge as superior in integrity, patriotism and vision. Tricky legalistic defenses fall before the frankness of the defenders of humanp rights. Natural right, the equality of man, and the higher law come back with pristine gusto. A basic text in the history of race relations and the origins of the Civil War. "Antislavery" tells of belief, betrayl, and glory in the crusade for freedom in America. "The Hat on the Bed" by John O'Hara. In his introduction to the new "Modern Library Giant volume 49 Stories," by John O'Hara, John Hutchens writes: "They toss that word 'master' around pretty easily these days ...What is the word, then, for a writer who, knowing just what he is doing, and doing it wi^i precision, authority and ever increasing range and insight, has created through the years a body of fiction not equaled by any fellow countryman of his now living? "'The word, I venture to say, is still 'master,' but restored to its old dignity and worth, with all that says about a writer's dedication to his art...That JoHh O'Hara is such a writer it seems to me impossible to doubt.. "49 Stories" is a double volume, composed of "Assembly" and "The Cape Cod Lighter," published, respectively, two yea^S and one year before "The Hat on the Bed," which now gives additional authority to Mr. Hutchens' judgment. "Lady on the Coin" by Margaret Cambell Barnes. Daughter of a capable and unpretentious Scots physician, luxury-loving Frances Stuart was nevertheless not willing to forget that she was a distant cousin to King Charles II, the banished king of England. And once the king had embraced her by mistake, believing her to be his long-exiled sister, he could not willingly forget her, for Frances was the most beautiful young loyalist to be found in the court of France. After Charles' triumphant restoration, when the English riverside estates pleasure-gardens and playhouses re-opened and the conduits were running wine, it was not difficult for find a place for the .girl a* fourth Maid-of-honor to Charles' new Spanish wife. Madame Sophia Stuart had worried because her daughter had been too assiduously attended by lecherous 0I5I King Philippe of France; but her move into the household of the impressionable Charles was, in effect, a;>step from the frying pan ir|to the fire, as Frances herself soon discovered. Court intrigufc in England was a game of wits in which one's fortunes were the important stake. Reputations were a secondary consideration for everybody but Frances, who had the affrontery to fall in love with a nobleman out of the king's favor. How the court's most eligible butterfly--the king's choice as model for Britannia on the coins of his realm-- managed to juggle the vicious contrivances of the court gossips and the jealous watchfulness of the king's most durable mist ress, Barbara Castlemaine, against the importunities of the ardent king himself, makes a tale rich in the nuances of character and passion Margaret Barnes' readers have iieen accustomed to expect. Her collaborator, Hebe Elsna, is the author of a number of novels and biographies published in England, of which the most recent is "Unwanted Wife: A Defense of Mn>. Charles Dickens." "The Conquistadors" by Patricia de Fuentes. These fascinatnig eye-witness accounts by cortes and the Missionaries and soldiers who accompanied him on his expeditions in the New World give a unique sense of immediacy to an exciting period in the history of America. With the exception of Cortes letter, all these documents have been either translated for the first time or generally unavailable to the public. They provide a markable reading experience and through them we are able to see through Spanish eyes, the fabulous realm of Montezuma. Patricia de Fuentes' introduction and notes set these documents into their proper historical perspective. "The New How to Build Hot Rods" by Eugene Jaderquist. Here is one of the most basic, most fundamental, most detailed books ever written in the field of hot rods. Written by nationally-known hot rod authority, Eugene Jaderquist' it covers every phose of the hot rod field, .from building your own hot rod to a pictorial review of the best hot rods of the year. Not only has the author discussed these subjects in infinite detail, but he has also provided hundreds of the finest most detailed "how-to" photographs ever seen in this field. Especially noteworthy are the photos in the chapters dealing with building your own hot rod and how to go about removing an engine. With these photos and Mr. Jaderquist's easy-to-follow instructions, you should have no trouble whatsoever building a hot rod or making improvements in your current model. Hot rod enthusiasts will find this book invaluable. the battle waged in constitu-Frances' ambitious mother to ASIC for what you want with digger than outdoor advertising. Your ad on this page la read by 20,000. ••• I l I I l I 1 I L IT BUSS HOT YEAR USED CAR BUYS! More and more people have switched to the 64 'Ford. That's why we can bring you these outstanding buys. I I I F©10 * I960 Galaxie CoiwerfiM®, 8-Cyl, 2-Door, Std. Trans., 6 Cylinder . Cruis©-0-Matte $lB7i0i $685ee if§$ p@ii> if6i 's-mo 4-Door Hardtop, Fully Equipped $ig§§90 I960 I960 1959 RAMBLER I RD Sie£!@sa Wag@sa 4-Dr. Bsaeh Wagon Custom W®g@n <75000 *875°® .. / *67500 BUSS FORD SALES 1136 W. Main Steatt Pfa@iao 385-1000