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Thursday, Vtmmimi !i I CLASSIFIED TOE KcBIMRY PLAflfWSALEB HEAL ESTATE mmM a * ' mri" ••'"•! Ml FOR SALS" Mc£?bS«OM LAKE -- 'V^room home, living, dining, 2 large bedrooms, 1 large recreation room, suitable for master bedroom, tile bath, kitchen, glazed in breakfast room, also 2 room guest house, oak floors, automatic furnace. Situated oh three beautiful landscaped lots, side drive with carport. Priced for quick sate at only $14,700.00. Shown by appointment only, ca]l ottr office In Johnsburg. eu ;,|fACOB FRITZ -- Realtor Phone McHenry 37 25 tf FOR SALE -- CHOICE LOTS -- J RESORT PROPERTT '• Knox Real Estate 405 Richmond Road HcBeuy, IIL PlMae: McHenry 421-J. . x^-tf FOR SALE -- 5 room home or 120x160 lot. Fully insulated; oil heat, partially furnished if de sired. Overlooking Fox river. Privfte pier. SYed Snyder, 658-J-l. as SITUATION WANTED WANTED TO BO* WANTED TO BUT -- Top prtc« P»« for iron, metais and junk can. Ed Marsh, phone McHenry 966-R-l. 38-tf LOST AND FOUND LOST--Glasses, top and bottom bifocals in right' lens. Call McHenry 794-W. »28 LOST -- German short-haired pointer bobbed tail with white tip. Dbg answers to name of Nap. Reward. Call Wonder Lake 4593. 28 LOST , German short-haired pointer, dark brown female, Wednesday, Nov. 11th vicinity of Terra Cotta. Answers to the name of Lady. Reward. Call Cary 3217. 28 SITUATION WANTED -- Baby siitter, reliable, middle age lady. Call 954-R. 27-2 SITUATION WANTED -- Will care for children in my home, any age, day or night. Mrs. Dreyer. Phone McHenry 1152-J. 28 SITUATION WANTED -- Will care for children day or night. Any age. Call Mrs. Lady Wik, McHenry 427-J. 28 WANTED WORK -- What have you in the line of odd jobs, carpentry, installing: oil tanks? Call 508-W-l. Joe Grobel. *28-4 WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED We have caeh buyers for yonr homes, summer homes, farms, and businemj properties. We can seD your property -M jrowr pitoe fe right. JACOB FRITS--• Xe*l Estate la Johnsburg TeL McHenry 87 27-tf WANTED -- Members of the Johnsburg school P.T.A. would very much appreciate donoations of items fpr the school kitchen, especially a- porcelain topped kitchen table, refrigerator, wall cabinets, etc. Call MoHenry 644- M-2. 28 MISCELLANEOUS m,' . " •' 1 " ANNOUNCEMENT Madame Helene Baxter (Parisieane) profouor of French is now accepting a limited number of pupils for conversational lessons, small evening classes and coaching for examinations. 188 Country Club Drive, McHenry Phone 247-W. *25-8 Children's Miracle Of Books Pair At Museum Of Science A^d Jndjtftry M3SC. -- Pheasants and Ducks -- Mounting. Prioes (10.00, $12.50, $15.00. Meat reserved on request. Birds received up to Dec. 5. ArQwr J. Colenum, Taxidermist, 1 mile south on U.S. 12, Waucopda. fftone 6-14311. 26-4 WIN -- ^25 in merchandise of your own choice, at the Riverside Retail Outlet Store, West End of Old Bridge, by guessing the secret .word. The clue tot this week is "a mechanical devie*," 28 . "" * " • • ? NOTICE , : Bids fbr redecorating Interior of the City Hall will be received by the City Council of the City of McHenry, Illinois at regular meeting, 8 P. M-, Monday, December 7, 1953. Specifications may be secured in the City Clerk's office. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids. EARL R. WALSrt, 28 City Cley*. TAX COLLECTIONS According to a report of the Illinois Department of • Revenue, collections from its six major tax sources amounted to $35,- 477,8175 in October. This was an increase- of (3,071,362 over -the amount collected from the same sources in October of 1952. State Revenue Director .Richard J. Lyons said that (16,819,636 of last month's collections were derived from the state sales tax. The "Miracle of Books Fair" especially designed for children, wil be held at the Museum of Science and Industry, 57th and Lake Michigan, from Nov. 14 to 22. Sponsored by the Children')! Book Council, the Museum and the Chicago Tribune, the nineday fair' includes special exhibits, theater programs and a variety of activities designed to stimulate youthful literary interests. Approximately o 2,600 books published for children will be displayed in attractive settings appealing to all age groups. Publications will be arranged in ten categories covering picture books; fairyland folk tales, legends and myths; poetry, music, art and religion; biography, history and geography; information; nature, science and hobbies; animals - fact and fiction; sports - fact and fiction; stories; and teen-age fiction. Books will be arranged so that visitors may pick them up for closer examination. Mimeographed copies of the list of books shown will be available to visitors on request. The Chicago Public Library will also display a special exhibit of current and early books recommended as a basic children's library. Other exhibits will include original book illustrations, dioramas based on books, miniature figures of favorite story book characters, end additlbnal features designed to appeal to the youngsters. A series of theater programs, under the direction of Mrs. Martha B. King, will be presented at regular intervals throughout the fair. These will include chalk talks, appearances by children's authors, and dramatic skits based on favorite juvenile literature. There are no admission charges to the MtorethW, the Book Fair' or the theater programs. School children will visit the fair throughout the weekdays in escorted groups from the fourth through eighth grades from Chicago public and private schools. Group reservations may be made through the Museum. Older school children and adults are urged to visit the fair during the weekends. Each day, Monday through Friday, Nov. 16 - 20. members of the Parent Teachers association, under the direction of Mrs. Walter Griffith from the department of extension, Illinois Congress of Parents and Teach* ers, will be on hand to assist teachers and school librarians. On the weekend, hostesses drawn from the Illinois Congress of Parents and Teachers and from the Women's National Book association. will be on hand to help those visiting the fair. The hostesses will wear distinguishing white aprons decorated with story-book characters. There will also be an information booth staffed by children's librarians from the Chicago Public Library. Cross index card files of all books displayed will be maintained here. 1 The Chicago committee for CARE will also display a selection of children's books which CARE sends to children's institutions overseas as expressive of American reading interests. ,, ,• •% NOTICE , . - ; M THE MATTER OF TIRE APPLICATION OF FRED BYKOWVeamlesa Hese ft the weather's humid Sad yoa still want to wear hose, choose the seamless styles because yen then won't have to turn and twist the hose Into place to km tkp seams straight. Do your Christmas Shopping early. Use our lay-away plan. Vyoit&l's Hsrdtftfre, 132 S. Green St. 28 BOTCH'S ^ SAVE MONEY ON YOUR CAR Regular check ups and maintenance by our experts means lower ear costs tor you! We Do CompUte Motor Orerhatiliiig 809 W. Elm Street McHenry, IB. Phone 811 ReeMeooe 91-R U Hour Vowing Service iJiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiitniiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiHiiiiiiiiiii) ! COME ONE! COME ALL! TO St. Mary's Parish ANNUAL BIG FEATHER I PARTY | TURKEYS - TURKEYS • TURKEYS f SUNDAY NITE NOV. 22nd I 8 P.M. j St. Mary's Parish Hall | 5 iiiiiiiiiiHiniiMtiimHMmmiuiiiiiiiiMWiHiuiiHfnwiittiuiuiitiiiwuittiwiimiHtfliwiiiHuiwiHiuiHiiiiiiiiiiif *•»•»» atikaakka.ka a. * s a a an LEGALS AMP IRBNE BYKOW0KI « ZONING RJDCLASSIFICAITION NOTICE is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the McHenry County Zoning Ordinance, a public hearing will NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of M. M. Nkwn Deceased. Notice is hereby given to alljbe held ^ 1116 McHenry County persons that January 4, 1954, is Zonin8 Board of Appeals relative the claim date in the estate of to a reclassification of the prop- NIESEN, Deceased, pend-jerty described below, which reing in the Couniy Court of Mc- <iuests a change from "F" Farm- Henry County, Illinois, and that | in£ District to "B-l" Business claims may be filed against the!District: said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. Carrie A. Justen, Executor Loose ft KSane, Attorney 115 Riverside Dr. McHenry, Illinois . (Pub. Nov. 123HM5)', Except the West 254.3 feet thereof, that part of the NWV4 of the SE*4 of Sec. 27 Township 45 N. Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridiem as described in Warranty Deed dated January 31, 1948 from George Glosson and wife to Fred Bykowski and wife, recorded in the Recorder's Office of McHenry County, Illinois. Said hearing shall be held in the City Hall In the city of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, at the hour of 3:00 P.M. on the 8th day of December A.D. 1953. All persons interested may attend. McHENRY COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS • : Frank Nagel * Its Chairman Petitttmefg Attorney: THEODORE L. HAMER 110 ^2 Benton Street Woodstock, Illinois Telephone: 1384 Wvs • A u-l * Improve* Flavor "* A pinch of sugar added to dsh peas or corn in cooking crafr ly improves their flsvor. •» FEATHER PARTY FOOD And BAKE SALE Sponsored By Holy Name -- Altar and Rosary.Society AT SJ. JOSEPH'S HALL RICHMOND, ILL? Frlday/Nov. 20th, 8:30 p.m. THE OWtrT'obiTe pricvt itart as tow at • • » IS THE SMALL PRICE I delivered locally; state and local taxss extra. Your price depend* upon choice of model and body stylf Optional equipment and accessories. Prices may vary slight^ In adjoining communities because of shipping charge^ All prices subject to change without notice. "Iblcfe •the wheei--oheck the deed e e e and Over to Olde you'll go<f You pay less money for more car when you buy a "Rocket*^ Oldsmohile! The surprisingly email figure in the big type aboft tells what you pay . . . here's what you get: "Rocket" Engii|j| all the exciting power and economy of this famous powit plant! The long, low, graceful beauty of Power Styling! Tip smartness and luxury of Custom-Lounge interiors in the big; rugged Body by Fisher! All this--ami more--is yours in a "Rocket 88"! And don't forget--"Rocket" resale value is tops on the market . . . another big reason why everybody's moving Ottr to OUtl ^#40 fit, «r Mil mm ss jot-; HEX ti.'- .a /aHD- aci & & • • ; *» 3Q Hi IflPrl Car iUuBtratid DtLux* "88**i2-Dmr SWn, A Gfiurat Afofwn FWimu O LDS M O B I Sll TOUR NIAKISt OLDSMOBILI DIA1IK a v. an - | hc-i *** J I. % m-U I „ - . wk"- • I bat"--by 13 top coactet. See your OUmobim dnhrt yf * "Howfo R. J. OVERTON MOTOR SALES 403 FRONT STREET -Pe6T»ALL ON.TVI III OLDSMOtlil'S "MISS BOX FRIVIIW" JUST BirOKC OM "OAMI OP THI WIIK", SATUKDAT, NBC USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-A-WAY PLAN... A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE bm.) UNTIL CHRISTMAS Plus Many Oth«r Typic«U Bargains al Our Slora SALE V STARTS NOV. 19 8e BHDS NOV. 28 SINGLE BARRP. 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PLAIB WOOL SUROOATB $14.95 Value ^ $9.9f ' •'-- A A rf MEN'S CORDUROY SHIBI& -- S-M-L Assorted Colors $4.50 Value -- Spec. $3.<! NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Small Electric Appliances Toaster's $23.00 .... Now $17.95 Sandwich Grill $16:95 Now $12.95 Automatic Percolators Spec. $ 9.95 Waffle Iron $13.95 Now $ 7.95 Blendore $34.95 New $25.96 Black Angus Rotisserie $59.95 .. Now $44,95 •mirny 1 Saucy Walker Doll 17' Now $9.95 SPECIAL GROUP MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Broken Lot Sizes Values to $3.29 -- Spec. $1.88 LADIES WASH DRESSES , Special Group . % Prico Gtd. COLLETTE. Owner 103 Riverside Drive PHONE 459 McHenry,- Illinois BABY STROLLER Special $2£9 METAL DOLL HOUSE -- Complete with Furniture $3.98 Value Special $2.98 LIONEL TRAINS COMPLETE SETS No. 145 Automatic $19.95 to $89.50 OATEMAN |UI Ow b For Vorar FREE 1KB CATALOG ANTI FREEZE -- MENTHANOL TTPK 188 Proot ~ 69* Gallon CISTOMCRS CONTAINER 'i' •-••••%•? LAMP SHADES PLASTIC -- SILKi --- MnUwK QUflB C . Large Assortment 33H% Diecoani • ' v. 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