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* ^.ThWtdar.' Jwtt tt. -t35< CLASSIFIED fmxv-*; ~:'v«V REAL ESTATE n?v - 1 pi*' O " f1Kjme McHENHY PLAIHDEALER i' '•%•• REAL ESTATE FOR SALE -- HOMES--FARMS CHOICE LOTS -- BUSINESSES RESORT PROPERTY Knox Real Estate 405 Richmond Rotd MCHenry, 111. Phone: MeHenry tfW FOR SALE -- Lot, 60x150, Hunterville Park subdivision. Nice location. CaU MeHenry 1-436-W. 5"tf FOR SALE' -- McCuilom Lake, MeHenry, 111. 5 room house, full basement, 2 car garage, land 100x280. May be bought separately. Write or phone Floyd Lewis, 711 18th St., North Chicago, 111. pExter 6-3957. 52 tf -f j. 24-tf FOR SALE 1 new ff room ranch home with garage attached, under construction. Will sell completed at $10,500. 1 2-bodroom home on large lot, landscaped, furnished, $5,250, $1,000 down, easy terms. Large ranch house with Fox River rights, near Johnsburg, $12,000. Airspun Buildett and Real Estate PHONE McHENRY 430 6-2 JHOUSE FOR SALE--4 rooms and bath; year 'round lake front home. Full basement. oil furnace, attached garage. Newly decorated inside and outside. Price $9,500.00. Cail MeHenry 917. *7 FOR SALE--Waterfront house on Fox river; 4 rooms, inside plumbing, electricity, lot 100x250. Near Chapel Hill. Phone 476-J. *7-2 FOR SALE -- 6 rooms, bath, utility, garage, near' Johnsburg, water rights, price $7,300. Terms. For appointment call at our office In Johnsburg. JACOB FRITZ -- REALTOR Phone MeHenry 87 5-tf FOR SALE -- Large corner lot ift Highland Shores subdivision, owner will sacrifice. Call Wonder Lake 3571. ' 4-tf FOR SALE--4 room house, Indian Ridge Subdv. in Wonder Lake. Closed in porch, combination storm windows, unfinished attic, deep well, garage. Price $7,000. Phone Woodstock 100. 7 FOR SALE--Owner will sacrifice 2 V..-acre heavily wooded lots with private beach rights. Gas and electricity available. Terms. Algonquin 4124. 7 WANTED TO RENT FOR SALE -- McCuilom Lake, 5- room house, 2 bedrooms, full basement. Lot 80x125. Oil heat. Call MeHenry 638-W-2. 7 FOR SALE -- Beautiful river frontage, 2 bedroom home. Large living room. Youngstown kitchen, dining room. Utility room. 2 baths, full length porch. Garage. Gas heat, has all the requirements for restful relaxed living. Price $20,000. Shown by appointment to T qualified prospects- Phone WANTED TO RENT--Permanent 1046-J. • ^7. FRIDAY NITE SPECIALS Fried Perch, French Fries Lettuce and Tomato Sa'ad Vegetable, Roll and Butter 75c Shrimp Plate . . $1.25 Club Lilymoor Route 120 Girl Scouts Enjoyed Two-Da# Visit To Chicago This Month Ftah Fry Every Friday Night Pht®, Friday and Saturday night , "Alibi", Gas's Place ISO S. Green St. $7tf MISC. --Qualified instructor will give private swimming lessons FOR SALE -- In Orchard Beach, I ^ ^ rpieerrmmaanneenntt ffunliliyv iinnssnuialat-toerdf , aolill iymeoarr *nd appointments, call 3 room home. Automatic gas heat, double garage, outside fireplace, school bus stops at door. K. Voss, 20 Orchard Beach, MeHenry. 7 FOR SALE--6 room year 'round house on river front. Automatic oil heat, 2-car garage, % mile to town. Phone 476-J. »7 SITUATION WANTED SITUATION WANTED -- Would like 3 or 4 lawns to cut weekly. Have own power mower. Call 545-W-l after 5 p.m. 7-2 SITUATION WANTED _ Middle aged woman desires work baby sitting afternoon or evening. Must h%*e transportation. Call 297-J. 7 WANTED WANTED -- Housework by day. Must furnish transportation. Call 620-R-l. 7 WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY -- Top price paid for iron, metais and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone MeHenry 963-R-l. 33-tf WANTED TO RENT -- Lake or river front cottage for balance of season. Call Flimore 3-0181. collect. M. W. Bliss. *7 FOR SALS -- Store, BUitable for any retail business, year round. Living quarters. Newly decorated. Call Wonder Lake 3221. 1-tf FOR SALE -- 12 acres of wooded property, 2 cottages, one, yearround cottage with knotty pine Ulterior, Located on Glen Lake in Florence Lacy, phone 777-J, after 6 p.m. 7 LEGALS NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE Estate of WILLIAM K. WRIGHT, Deceased. _ Notice is hereby given to all persons that August 2nd, 1954, is the claim date in the estate of WILLIAM K. WRIGHT, Deceased, pending in the County Court of MeHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. MBLVINA KNACKSTEDT, Executrix JOSEPH X. WAYNNE and L. S. GIBSON, Attorneys. (Pub. June 24 - July 1-8) Front row, left to right; j^r.ux Mikota, Dorothea Milier. Mt^jy Lou Watkins, Zelinda Bennett, Laurel Loff and Helen Olson. Second r<$w: Mrs. James Watkins, Joyce Schafer, Marie Steffan and Mrs. Arthur Schafer. Th.rd row: Mrs. John Loff. Telia Nardi, Susan Sayler, Patty , Blake, Nancy Thornton tuid Alice Sullivan. - COUNTY MOURNS V.F.W. AUXILIARY EEATH JUNE is NEWS 0F CORONER EHOBN By Jean Weyland Funeral rites were held Mom dfiy afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Community church in Richmond /or Harry L. Ehorn., 71, county The bi-monthly meeting of the ' coroner, one of the best known Fox River auxiliary to Post 4600 ! residents of the area. He died was called to order on Mohday | Friday afternoon at his home, evening, June 14, at 8 p.m. Al- 1 where he suffered a heart attack though it was an extremely hot ; June 7. evening there were some twentyseven members present. Minutes of the previous meeting were read by Secretary Mary Hettermann and also minutes of the special meeting called June 8. Initiation waa held and we are happy to welcome Geraldine Doran into our membership. , Betty Clark gave a short report on the fifth district meeting recently held at Batavia, at which Lina Kilday was elected to the office of Junior vice-presi- His illness earlier in the month followed the investigations of three deaths the previous day. It was believed that over-exertion brought on the attack. A lifelong Republican, Mr. Ehorn was elected in 1940 to the post of coroner and was serving his fourth term when he died. His widow, a daughter and two sons survive NEW STATUE OF LIBERTY STAMPS JAMES GARRITY dent. Betty also reported on the ! WINS PROBATION May Downey party. We are IN THEFT CASE forry to learn that Mrs. Wittington will no longer be working with our Downey groups; but with continued cooperation on the part of our members we NOHCE OF CLAIM DATE should have an equally success- Estate of DANIEL T. COONEY, j future. This hospital work is Deceased. an integral part of our organi- Notice is hereby given to all jzation- Please try and take part persons that August 2, 1954, is i *n at least two Downey parties the claim date in the estate of l'a year- This lightens the load on DANIEL T. COONEY, Deceased, pending in the County Court of MeHenry County, Illinois, and that claims may be filed against the said estate on or before said date without issuance of summons. MARTIN COONEY, Administrator. VERNON KNOX Lawyer Crystal Lake, Illinois. (Pub. June 24 - July 1-8) NOTICE OF CLAIM DATE family of 4 wishes to lease a 2 Estate of BERTHA S. STAACKE, or 3 betir>om house in MeHenry, Ringwood or Wonder Lake area, beginning Sept. 1. Phone Wonder Lake 3743. . 7 LOST AND FOUND Marinette County, Wis. Cottages I LOST--On Main street, Tuesday, furnished including 2 boats. Excellent trout stream. Only $7,500. Write Patrick Knapp, 1724 Washington Road, Kenosha, Wis. 4-tf FOR SALE -- By owner, year •round home, Wonder Lake, 111., 3 bedrooms, den, 1% baths, living room, dining room, very large kitchen, garage and basement. 300 ft. to beach. Will 'make terms. Wonder Lake 5162. 6-2 June 22, in vicinity of MeHenry bank, address book and valuable personal papers. Reward. Call MeHenry 533-R-2. 7 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE -- Property jn Mc- Ifenry, Wonder Lake, Island Lake and surrounding territory. Homes Cottages, Businesses and other types of real estate. 210 8. Green St. MeHenry PHONE 1126 lltf MISC.--We are testing the effectiveness of classified advertising in this paper. Upon presentation of this ad, we will clean and adjust any make sewing machine for $1.00. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 221 Benton St., Woodstock. Phone Woodstock 294. 7 CASH IN '54 You can own a1 Fabulous Zig-Zag Sewing Machine EARN EXTRA MONEY WEAR BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES • On our R\clusive PARTY PLAN For Details, Write Dept. 16 Bex 172, Harrington, IU. 7-2 Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that August 2, 19*4, is the claim date in the estate of BERTHA S. STAACKE, Deceased, pending in the County Court of MeHenry County, ^Illinois, and that claims may beViled against the said estate on or before said date without issuance < of summons. MARY CATHERINE USEMAN, Executrix LOOZE and KINNE Attorneys McIIenry, Illinois. (Pub. June 24 - July 1-8) CARD OF THANKS We "would like to thank the V.F.W., our friends and neighbors who attended the surprise beach party for us Saturday evening. The gift was greatly appreciated. 7 Evelyn and Ray Albright the shoulders of those girls who go quite regularly once a month. These parties are held the third Wednesday of every month and General Chairman Gladys Soucie will be glad to take the names of any members who cwe to choose their own dates. The ways and means comftilttee reported on the junior-senior prom breakfast and the Kiwanis dinner.. The auxiliary will al*" sponsor a bake sale to be held Saturday. July 3, at the George Justen furniture store on Green and Elm. More about this at our next meeting. The resignation of Conductress Betty Clark was relugfftntly accepted. Election for conductress will be held at our next meeting June 28. This meeting will be a pot-luck supper on the clubhouse grounds at 7 p.m. Let's have a big turnout and a pleasant social evening. Judge William M. Carroll gave six people, including James Garrity, 18, of MeHenry, an opportunity to lead a better life when they appeared before him this past week. All were under indictment in the circuit court and had ^previously pleaded guilty to charges against them. Garrity was released on $500 j bond and placed on probation for two years. He had pleaded guilty to an indictment charging him with breaking into the Mark's Sporting Goods store on March 9 and taking merchandise valued at over $1,600. Restitution had been made in all of the cases heard. AVAILABLE SOON The Post Office department will issue a booklet containing the new 3-cent Statue of Liberty "In God We Trust" stamps through the Washington, D. C., post office, on June 30. 1954. Collectors desiring first-day cancellations of the new booklet panes may send a reasonable number of addressed envelopes, with money-order remittance to cover the cost of the stamps to be affixed, to the postmaster at Washington, D. C. Covers will be serviced only with full panes of six stamps, thus requiring a remittance of eighteen cents for each cover submitted. Postage stamps and personal checks will not be accepted in payment. An enclosure of medium weight should be placed in each envelope and the flap either sealed or turned in. The booklet panes will he affixed vertically in the right-hand side of the covers and a space of approximately 3V» inches square will be required for the stamps and postmark. It will, therefore, be necessary to place the address in the lower left corner of the envelope to allow sufficient space for affixing the pane and cancelling the cover. Since there will toe a wide distribution of stamp books through all post offices, they will not be available through the Philatelic Agency. So far as possible, requisitions from direct and central post offices will be filled in whole or in part with books containing the new design stamp. However, it will be necessary to dispose of remaining stocks of books containing old issue stamps on hand In post offices and the department before the new books can be placed on sale exclusively. The boofcs containing the new 3-cent Statute of Liberty stamps will be available in two sizes; 1 containing 12 stamps that will sell for 37 cents and another containing 24 stamps which will sell for 73 cents. Shop at Home and SAVE! First Church of Christ, Scienftift Woodstock, 111., South & Dean Sts. invites you to listen to , HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS "The Simple Basis of Christian Healing". Sun. 7:40 a.m. WJJD (1160kc) Sun. 9:00 a.m. WROK (1440kc) Sun. 10:15 a.m. WISN (1150 kc) FOR Building Materials Sears Roebuck & Co. Floor Tile -- Wall Tile Gutters -- Roofing -- Siding Garage Doors Comb. Windows -- Doors Kitchen Cabinets (i>wnnca Tops) For Free Estimate f Call or Write FRANK CANS 800 Riverside Drive Phone 1878-W MeHenry, I1L ttap TiltarM Lhrestock producers who tav» been losing lamb*, calves, and pigs % vultures can eliminate the birds by trapping and killing them. Plana for building a buzzard trap 'can be obtained through the local count} irrnt. Stop Taking Harsh Drugs for Constipation Avoid Intestinal Upset! 6ft RtHtf This' Gentia Vefotabfe Laxatfvt Wayl For constipation, mttr take harsh drugs. They cause brutal cramps and griping, disrupt normal bowel action, make repeated doses seem needed. When you are temporarily cootdpated, getjwr* but gentft relief--without salts, without harsh drugs. Tate Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative contained in Syrup Pepsin. The extract of Senna ia Dr. Caldwell's is out of lb* mst*rJ Uxattvts known to medicine. Dr. Caldwell's Senna Laxative tastes good, gives gentle, comfortable, satis* Ring relief of temporary constipation for every member of the family. Helps you get "on schedule" without repeated doses. Even relieves stomach sourness that constipation often brings. Buy Dr. Ctjdwell's. Money back if not satisfied. Mail bottle to Bex 28<V New York 18, N. Y. mmm Pag® Ssren Uncle Fellers who stoop low never stand very high. • • • One thing about ~ us ' folks who don't know much, nothin* much is expected of us. • • • ' , If life gits you down, chin up and cheer up, just don't give up. • • • • _ Cupid's darts always make a hit with a M't • • • A lot of folks cross the ocean by rail. • • • Many a wife is willin' to fargit hubbies past for a present. • e • ... Destiny may shape our ends Old Mother Nature care of our middle. J • • • Tobe Hinch has finally dedded to quit fightin' with his! wife. He says he can't win. J • • • If you keep diggin' up your* friends they won't let you' down./ _ • • • What an age of metal! Gold" in your teeth, silver in your hair and lead in your pants. Some fellers would be settlrf pretty if they didnt lie so wen. 1-7-BEV. CHARLEY GRANT . . 6-v-ay. /' NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH In June of each year the dairy interests of the country caB attention to the, importance of the milk cow and the highly nutritive foods she produces. The dairy fa:mers qf America are pledged to make a deduction from the milk checks they receive during June and the funds thus accumulated are used to publicize the dairy industry and to U%e folks to utilize dairy products to a greater extent in their diet. The per capita consumption of milk as such, and in the form of its various products, totals one quart per day throughout the year. If the total consumption could be increased by 5 percent, the much talked of surplus dairy products would vanish in a short time. PHONE TROUBLES The Marengo Chamber of Commerce expressed concern as a groyp in its regular monthly meeting that action for a more adequate telephone service in the city had apparently again "bogged" down. It acted on a motion that steps be taken to learn from the Illinois Commerce Commission why the previous promises of the MeHenry County Telephone company had not been kept as made to the Marengo city council the early part of this year. AIR FORCE EXAMS Congressman Chauncey " W. Reed has announced that the Civil Service commission will conduct an examination on July 12, 1954, at Aurora, for candidates interested in entering the United States Air Force Acedemy for the academic year commencing July, 1955. • Information pertaining to the examination, as well as applications, can be secured toy writingf to Honorable Chauncey W.. Reed, 447 House Office Building, Washington 25, D. C. SCHRIVERS • BROILERS • FRYERS • EGGS ' Distributor of "Keeshin's Peak <jf? Prefection Poultry*1 tor Flesh - Froten - Cut-up Parts Restaurants -- Taverns and fj tores. QUALITY PAYS Phone MeHenry 880 VOLO, ILL. $ it MILL tun n II nn wtmm nm w 111 MM H«U MM M mimi i MIMMI MM MM m Now...Packard Dealers Everywhere Make This Outright TOMYCAR GUGE IN THE LOW] PRICE FIELD! With The New CLIPPER Built By Packard CLUB LILYMOOR Presents Alyce Joyce at the Hamomnd Organ Friday Nites and Sundays starting at 3 P. M. Orchestra Saturday Nite. SUNDAY S P E C I A L Southern Fried Chicken ...... $1.50 (French Fries, Lettuce and Tomato Salad, Rolls and Butter) Filet Steak Sandwich ........ $1.50 (French Fries, Lettuce and Tomato Salad) gwffr'M' 'i"f t *'<Y>1'• l n > < f '6 'M •' >• 11111 HERE'S ACTUAL PROOF THI NEW PACKARD CUPPER GIVES YOU MORE -COSTS YOU LESS THAN MANY MODELS IN THE LOWER-PRICE FIELD! Come in and see ... drive a CLIPPER 1994 Packard CLIPPER Special Club Sedan f.dHAUENGE! You can actually buy ahig.IuxuriousPackard CLIPPER y for less money than many models of tin- so-called "lower-price" field! 2-CHALLENGE' We pay more for i rade-inson almost every deal! We're used to paying more because Packard customers usually have better-thanaverage cars to turn in! 4. CHALLENGE! I Because of its trend. setting style and built-in Packard quality, the CLIPPER you buy today will have a high resale value when traded ia! 5. CHALLENGE! I CLIPPER gives yon more fine-car features because It's Packard-built to fine-car standards-- not just a small car plus "extras I" 3. CHALLENGE New Shipment o! Wisconsin Clean Tested tein and Guernsey Cows and Heifers, Some Purebred Cows and Bulls We buy and sell all breeds of cattle ~ JULIUS MAYER ^ 1 SW Corner of Rt. 120 and 63 TtL UbertyvtUe S4684 "MMMAAAOAWW* The Fanners Trading Post R. M. FLEMING & SON /ILUS OMLMERS NIW IDEA -- PAPEC DiiALER TRACTORS SALES St SERVICE A Complete Farm Implement Service. RHONE McHENRF SS 522 Waukegan Road , FOR SALE--35 acres of alfalfa. Take East River road to Burnett Rd. (last gravel road before reaching Highway 176) 1 mile to A. G. Smith on mail box. *7 McHENWT EQUIPMEJ^ CO. SALES A SERVICE GUS FREUND PHONE McHENRY 185 k W. Elm St. (Basement) FOR SALE Feeder pigs. CaH 639-R-2. ... , 7 Many accessories sold in so-called "lower-priced" cars are standard equipment in the Packard CLIPPER! You Can Enjoy Th* Luxury Of Driving A Big Packard CLIPPER For Only 00 * DELIVERED HERE IN McHENRY K-ltO-E •Price li for the 1051 P«ck»rd Clippyr SpfoUl _ Club Sedan, plus »tau* ar><! local tf *n>- Options! •quipment, ineith?ln« white jidfwuH tires. v*tr». nicei vary iltcbtly in n«*rb> cooiinunUies dut to ^nipping charges. S & S Packard Sales Dead Animal Removal WHEELING RENDERING WORKS Be Legal, Keep a Clear Conscience Prompt Service, Day or Night Sundays and Holidays No help needed to load. Operating under State Inspection Made by Dept. of Agriculture. Highest Cash Prices Paid. Phone Wheeling 3, collect. 45-tf GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Denier for SALES & SERVICE Farm Implements and Tractors Universal Milkers • New Holland Farm MachhHrjr PHONE McHENRY 420 Ml Crystal Lake Road 405 W. ELM ST. 1 EN RY, ILL. ; WW ; For top prices on Down or Crippled cattle, call L. B. Products, Marengo 907, collect. 2-tf HOGS WANTED -- All classes yl and weight for highest net ire--1 turn. Monday through Friday . 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Marengo Daily f§, Hog Marfc^ phone Marengo 262. , ^ McHENRY COUNTY FARMERS CO-OP ASSN. Dough Boy Lorro Poultry & Dairy Feed* PHONE McHENRY 729 ; 823 Waukegaa Rood , ANTED -- Down and crippled cattle at better cash prices. Orville Krohn. Woodstock. Phone 1651-R-l, collect. *18-t/ McHENRY MILLS. In& §BE *#«ltrv, Hoc: * Cattle Ftefe, ^PHONE McHENRY 506 Crystal Lake Rood V V