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CLASSIFIED THE MCHENRY PLAINDEALEH x^' . *t- <-'i ' Jkf * vara* •• • " *£\ <v£,v» »;*t, '•• v.; ' ^ V/. '. * * .' * , *;*•*• <- 1 •»**.» *"» *1" ' * • > " . 1 .• -£ " v Thursday; August 8. 1953 ' , WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY--Top price paid for iron, metals and junk cars, Ed Marsh, phone McHenry 563-R-l. 33-tf WANTED TO BUY--Cottage or winterized home; must have water frontage on river. Addrea* Box 365 in care of Plaindealer. . 10U WANTED TO BUY -- China cabinet, must have drawer space. Prefer Queen Ann style. Phone Richmond 927. 13-t WANTED TO RENT LEGA LS NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of Eugene H. Cochrane, Deceased. } Notice is hereby given to all persons that Monday, September 7, 1953, is the claim date in the estate of Eugene H. Cochrane, De ceased, pending in the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on.or before said date without issuance of summons. Burnis M. Cochrane, . Administrator with WIS Annexed JOSLYN, PARKER A KELL 116 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: Woodstock 1135 Attorneys for Administrator (Pub. July 30- Aug 6-13) WANTED TO RENT -- Two or three bedroom furnished house, close to school; will consider Sept. to June lease. Write Box 375 in care of Plaindealer. 13 WANTED TO RENT -- Store space, apartment or rooms in McHenry, suitable to conduct music school. Call Richmond 1220. 13 WANTED TO RENT -- 2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished house by high school teacher who desires to he reasonably close to school. Call, 575-J-l, W. E. Pictor. 13 DIVERSIFIED HOBBY SHOW PLANNED IN CHICAGO FOR 1954 NOTICE or CLAIM DATE Estate of BRIDGET DOHERTY Deceased Notice is hereby given to alJpersons that October 5th, 1953, is the claim date in the estate at Bridget Doherty, Deceased, pend* ing in the County Court of Mc: Henry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against this said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. NELLIE DOHERTY, Adounistratri* VERNON J. KNOX Attbrney Crystal Lake, Illinois (Pub. Aug. 6-13-20)' Chicago is to have a new and far more diversified hobby show - at the CoUseum, starting next McH*nry County. Feb. 27;* to be known as the that claims may be filed against "Hobby Show Unlimited" ac- th£ said estate on or before said NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of ALBERT M. SCHMITT*, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that October 5th, 1953, is the claim date in the estate of Albert M. Schmltt, Deceased^ pending in the County Court of Illinois, and • *r' * '? ?/./*. . 1 •' i ' ' V vs. *a . 1 THOSE WERE THE DAYS By ART BEEtfAIt N0THBVG 6UT THE TSUfOt Russ S**-ILL AAARSV PP? AA <i YEP -THAT WAS SOME GA<3 I PL WED ON GRANDIWA-- A CHILD'S CAP PISTOL --AND A ROPE HELD TOGETHER WITH A STRING' N'ERS rtwv// THE e DAYS HOW H TO DISCOUfte&S WILD W<&$ PROAA WAKINS EX:--C.:S,.ve RAIDS 0M Ottawa, Cir-., prairie ?.zls$ FAR^e: :?; k^. S WS".*V^L£D A 2.-TCN to h TKEtt CrFf HDEA JWU&STO NCIATM-T MKOEUETPH H SIHS 8U1T6/ 6i?AMDAD ZTl'l&i D&VWkTl GOING WEST By FRANK THOMAS * fYCUS P "TO FA I • AS SV D tou D 1 - CO - OPE g ATE 1JJPA IN rYp-- US2 FOREMAN GAVE ME PERMISSION OM GOV? WILL VOU MEN V PLEASE MOVE* i CAN'T EVEN SEE THE SUNK.HOUSE ! •SIT FIRST CHANCE TOHOLO THE LADDER FAINT THIS BUNKHOUSE.. O XOU'D CO-CPLKV.-E V^B> UNKHOUSE YOU? S&jS- a -J Htietd D HOW'THEY cording to Marcus W. Hinson, the well-known exposition manager, whose office is at 19 South LaSalle street, Chicago. Mr. Hinson says that special features will be presented in connection with the ton most popular hobbies, which are, in the order of their popularity: Model Aeroplanes; Photography; Stamp Collecting; Needle Craft; Scale Model Antique Vehicles; Pre-Sketched Oil Painting Sets; Leather Craft; Model Railroad*: Flower Craft; and Scale Model Ships. In addition to these, there will be a presentation of some of the most unusual hobbies that can be found. It is expected that this presentation will help the estimated half million retired people of Chicago and the surrounding states find hobbies which will occupy their leisure time. The unlimited nature of this show will have a wide popular appeal, so that doctors prescribing hobbies for health reasons can recommend attendance. Something is planned for everyone from nine to ninety plus. Mr. Hinson expects to work closely with all date Without issuance of summons. PRANCES SCHMITT, Executrix VERNON J. KNOX, Attorney Crystal Lake, Illinois (Pub. Aug. 6-13-20) Condensation Results In Hard Starting Cars If your car is hard to start on days when there is a suddeA change in temperature and humidity the explanation is usually simple, Chicago Motor club service experts state. Condensation throughout the electrical system is generally to blame. Raising the hood to let the ^ir circulate for a few mini* utes, says the Motor club, prob ably will remedy the situation; The process can be speeded up by wiping spark plugs with dry cloth when the motor is turned off. *1T your car is parked in a gar age or other enclosure\open the doors of the building to permit more rapid circulation of air. The Motor club added that radical changes In humidity and <>rgan<sations temperature usually result in an interested in encouraging people unusal number of service calls. to follow a hobby. :-- ' Millions of husbands try to Need a Rubber Stamp? Ordei remake their wives and none It now at the Plaindealer. succeed. ^IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||UIII|||||||||||HlllllltllllllllllltlMllilllllHllllllllllllllltlllillllllllllllllllinilll JH 91 Maths t« m Easy FHA terms PONT WAIT -- Get Ready For Winiii Phone 98 for Free Heating Survey V YC IT AL'S : HARDWARE SHEET METAL SHOP "We Service What We Sell." GBEEN STREET McHENRY, DLL SONNY SOUTH f .-n.SUOAM-'vjf YSM Q! ! AH'LL EF: A » IN FIVE I r BUT THAT AH DON'T CARE f By COURTNEY ALDERSON LOVE 'EM DOWN SOUTH-- U *WatenmJoH Ktoq' CC.^SWWS ^ SOLD 71,490 WATERMELONS LAST SUMMED AT !*'.:S SJMiO IN Mtwphis, T<aw\CSS&4 !! imm$ Rev. CW*L=S (k. So RETiRSD. Of PS'.v: V-.ai EST!.V\AT£-5 HE 'J.XS W£? , *QX& THAN 600 C-Om. ^ ^ jf* . M • • • ^4,:' BE ^ MINUTES OR WE'LL KISS J VOH MADE IT f ' WOW 010 v"~" • GlT PASS AH OlDN'TiftH HAD T BRING HIM WITH MEll rc CUTTIN' ACROSS CROSS'S VARi? WKhR. ^ SHE KEEPS HER DOG-AH CAN'T SIT TASS HIKI VOH AC HCAH OR. AH'LL tSLVAH Bf'EAK. T'VOH Afi'lN* UTTLE LATE TONIGHT I TH' SHOW I KEMEMBEM WIHIEM '/;•> } > } , -trtSiu Nfew Lioir. - HEIGHT I'ANAMAr. , , . . ... SURF ARSAWEAL ) I L^,OLK5_ How T>o you LIKE MY NEW HAT? CURMl OWX> GOOtV KASTy• RURAL DELIVERY By AL SMITH i\ ' SURE, I HUNTED AFRICA VOL) DID? WHAT CHA riUUT FOR. RUSTY? OH, I HUNTED FOR A TIGER AND A LION AND A J/ POTFER,' J4/ r ^ '; PoTrsR? vm WHAT'S A POTFER? m ¥ '• ••£ ' ! • itifW' Ife 'vr4i toi. AL AL SMITH-,.' . By KERN PEDERSON LITTLE FARMOR Uncle c feather his nest h« s soon duck. S OFF MAIN STREET By JOE DENNETT HIMSELF AN' I DO ' SO 60S ENJOVS I ' JUST /GEE. COULD FIX A LAWN MOWER WHEN I WAS HIS AGE/ THAT KID OF MINE IS STUPID/ F I CAN'T MOW THE LAWN, POP--^THE LAWNMOWER BLADE'S WONT \=UT' THERE/ THEV JUST OILIHS aK.,O.K./ GO AND PLAV BALLILL TAKE A LOOK IT / HIS WHO TIGHTENING STUPID ^ I on yovr old hooting oquipmont no mattor V ^ what mako or condition whin you buy a By TOM OKA FLOOR FURNACE Fits in floor-- '"Ukes no space. Heats 2 to 4 rooms. No air ducts, no base* GRANDPA'S BOY BY ARNIE MOSSLER AND Some gals don't mind ths cost of a new dress, nor the upcreep either. • • • Don't tell as we don't know straight up; look at prices. Many an ugly disposition It hidden by » pretty face. Why be disagreeable when with but little effort you can bt a real stinker? Tobe Hinchy said at one time he made good money playin' the organ, then the monkey died. • 0 • When a politician sUrta t^ Nope, • feller don't need to iwke moji^ to is Sometimes a dtntple kin a *gsl act simple. • • • Rabbit breeders Ida sore hare raisin' stories. • • i J Some gala use dumbbells foe exercise and some for husbands. •' 6.3--REV.C&AMLSY GJUkH& f- 'X&w tio#>P minon ' ACROSS t. Flat bottomed bap) 6. Chew noisily 1!. Area 12. One who gets up ]4. Loaxe » lfi. Salesperson 17. Rough lava 18. Evil 19. Shut 20. Lanj« 21. Pronoun 22. Silk thread 23. P'.atoau 24. Sadden 26. Tir.r^ people 4 27. Secure -«•-«.« 28. Color 2a Wan lor 31. Seedar 34. Dropped 35. Eerie 36. Perlona ' 3". Scottish hoi 38. Ordinary form ci lan<rjaqe 39. Chejt bone 43. Plura! i 41. Intended 42. Pleasant 43. Sharpi 4S. Makes into a k 47. UnwiiUnq <8. Strong cords DOWN I. Scold Z Old JL Narrow inlet 4. Depart i. Surround 6. Peppery Wtio 7. Employ 8. lnqu.re 9. Prcr.cun 10. Speak well oi 1!. V;o'.er.t 13. He:o;c 15. A losing 19. Split 21 Frencll 21 F:a 21 Small h.ll 2b. Sacred sorvj 26. Harsh sour.d 2S. Water lilled som •20. Following 30. Small wild animal 31. Mexican laborer Dccreej 33. Long liotmof . garment* 35. Ire 38. Saucy 35>. Type of (jrcdB 41. Extinct bird 4£. Short sleep 41 Toward ijt Nf-iativ? wwu cr ••••• •UQQH3 yuum una s aa •• •OQaaB mm •••HQ] aassz a