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l^lp TOSS mm m P«8»Tm THE McHBNRY « LEGALS | nUiaHilitllllt'riililjll'MIMilii'lII'lIllil!!)!!!!!Jill'l!lll!liri!l!lilif[) PUBLIC NOTICE Notice of Proposed Changes In Schedules COMMONWEALTH EDISON Company and its Public Service Company Division hereby give notlfie to the public that there has been filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission on December 1, 1955, a revision in Schedule 8-R, Information and Requirements for the Supply of Electric Service, now effective in Chicago and in Public Service Company Division territory, The Company is proposing, through the. revision, to extend through the year 1956 its program of sharing installation expense of improved service entrance equipment with certain residential customers who purchase and install equipment requiring three-wire, 240-volt, single-phase service. The size of the service entrance equipment conductors, the cost of which is to be borne by the Company, Is being incre:-3ed for single-family residences in order to provide greater wiring capacity. Further information with respect to this change may be obtained either directly from the Company or by addressing the Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission in Springfield, Illinois. A copy of the proposed change may be inspected by any interested party in any business office of this Company or of its Public Service Company Division. COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO. By D. R. Bower Treasurer (Pub. Dec. 8-15) STATE OF ILLINOIS) County of McHenry) ss. IN" THE CIRCUIT COURT HERBERT FREUND, doing business as S. H. FREUND AND SON, Plaintiffs, vs. ElfflER ANTONSON and LAVERNE ANTONSON, his wife, and "UNKNOWN OWNERS", Defendants. CTVTL ACTION IN EQUITY. No. 34531 • Affidavit showing that the defendants, "UNKNOWN OWNER$", 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 Northwe^f-. Quart# rof Section 35, Township. 45 North, Range 8 East of- the Third Principal Meridian, in "McHenry County, Illinois, described as follows: Commencing at the Northwest corner of Block 4 of Wattle's Second Addition to ItcHenry, a subdivision in the Sforchwest Quarter of Section 35 aforesaid, thence West along the South lipe of Oak Avenue extended West to the East line of H%fcway Route No. 31 a distance of 187.52 f^et, thence South along the East line of said Highway 264.02 feet to the North line of .Grove Avenue extended W?st to said Highway, thence East along said North line of Grove Avenue extended yv^t a distance of 18^.48 feet to, a point on ttie Soutfiwest corner of said Block 4, tjje&ce North along the West line 5f said Block 4 a distance of 264 feet to the place of beginning; except that tract of land con* veyed by Elmer Aiitonson and LaVerne Antonson, his wife, to Dawson Trine, et al, by Document No. 281376, and also except Chat tract of land conveyed by Elmer Antonson and LaVerne Antonsou, his wife, . to Clifford F. Kiehl }>y Document No. 269183, 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. and that ty»e name, or names olj each of Said persons is unknown to the plaintiff arid on due inquiry cannot be found, so that ^rocesjj cannot be served upon said defendants, having been filed in the office of the Clerk of this court, notice is therefore,, hereby givert to said "UNKNOWN OWNERS" defendants that the plaintiffs " in the above entitled cause filed their complaint in said cause on the 2ndday of December, 1855, and that said action is now pending and undetermined in said court, and Chat you, the said "UNKNOWN OWNERS", defendants, must file your appearance in said action on or before the 3rcL Monday in the month of January, 1956, and in the event you fail 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) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Select Correct Turkey For Family There is a turkey that, will be just rigjit for you. Most stores have an assortment ranging from 6-pound iieris to 27-pound toms from which . ypir may "choose your holiday bird,' says D. J. Bray, University of Illinois poultry specialist. ' The most popular birds are in class. They're less than eight months old < and' w6igh from 10 to 25 pounds. In buying; allow at least on £ pound of Uncooked bird per serving. Toms cost less per pound than lighter hens because fewer people want the heavier birds. However, if you entertain small crowds, you may find a large bird economical. Toii can cut it in hiilf and store one half in a locker o; your home freezer for a later meal. The best turkey has moderate depth and a well-fleshed breast that carries "well back between the legs. A broad back and short drumstick also give you the most meat per pound" of bird. A well-fleshed bird has a broad, flat breast and enougfr fleshing over the back, legs $nd thighs. All parts of the dressed bird blend together, and no bones show prominently. Plenty of finish, or fat, keeps the bird tender and juicy when you roast it. Fbt is most noticeable in the feather tracts, but the whole carcass should be covered with a creamy white-layer of fat. Post No. 491 American Legion, McHenjy,IlL, presents its annual NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY music that makes dancing a pleasure by "The Esquires" Buffet style dinner. Favors and noise makers galdre. Table reservations for coupled or groups. AfLfor the popular price of $2*00 per pgrsoti. Reservations now on said at the LEGION HOME GUESTS INVITED SAVE BY MAIL EARNINGS AfONgy ft BUILD YOUR FUTUR^^I WITH SAVE WHERE SAFETY IS INSURED Sffil* BACK UP YOUR SAVINGS with automatic insurance up to $ 10,000. This insured safety, provided through our mem-1 bership in the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, is second to none in its protection of your funds. Here no "fluctuation in Value" can rob you of cherished plans... or delay your action. Funds protected under our system of Insurance have always been worth 100^ on the dollar. Bring the family's reserve fund to Insured Safety today! MARENGO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 102 North Slate Street * Telephone 99 M A R E N G O , ILLINOIS CURRENT DIVIDEND 3% jCmm'e get tmlme* aplenty ...§ou'U make Thursday,- D®cemb#r-15. A Y^y.xAN PUT Ydu* TRUST IN "Stftf R-dUAUtf"* MtATS ^rkey today f Serve WYANDOTTE LARGE MP* A, 7-ox* X fini OLIVES SMOKED rmii MAMS UCMWU COONINO WANK PORTION aufr PORTION 'SUPlR-RIOHT" QUALITY, 1*-S0 US. TUMI HAMS AM TOUT COOKF* IB. WHOU on HAM U. jj|C il TTUM PORTION if. MITT PORTION »39c CINltol sucrt u WHOU HAMS U. 43c *uc«su. 75c CANNED Agar, Swiff or Perfection 9to il^b. Sixo Agar Brand Southern Star HAMS . 63' 3 Hi >249 (f SS S449 43 BILTSVIUE HENS OVIR10-LBS. U. Moaiu LB. 5lc 'Super-Right" Quality--Bone-in Blade Cut 1st Thru 6th Rib Beef--7" Cut RES ROAST "Super-Right" Quality lb. lb. 55 Round Steak Oven-Ready Ducks Oven-Ready Geese Large Shrimp "Super-Right" Bone-in*---Full Cut lb. 3-12 lb. Si» Fancy Frown Eatmore Jellied CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 Purple Plums "rid* Pineapple Juice 35* A*P Apple Sauce 'I00 Sliced Peaches Bartlett Pen's 16-oz. tins 35 Porto Rlcan Variety KILN DRIED Sliced Pineapple Fruit Cocktail Grapefruit Juice Sultana Fin* Quality A&P'i Finest Quality Sultana 5 Choice AfcP Finest Mniweftenid 19-oz. tin 29-oz. tin 30-oz. tins . tint ASP'S Fresh from Hawaii Finest Quality lona Brand or in Halves lona Select Qiiility 2 46-oz. tin 16-oz. tins 30-oz. tin 29-oz. tin YAMS 3-25' 15* Twice Rich--Libby's Vitamin Rich Sweet Potatoes F..cy A*P Pumpkin tzz Cavern Mushrooms Crackers 2 2 18-or. tin 29-oz. tint 4-oz. tint 19° A&P Golden Corn 29e Asparagus Spears 39° Niblet Corn 46-oz. till Cream Style A&P Natural Golden Whole Kfrnel Sunshine ' Banquet lb. boi 19° lona Tomatoes WRp'n" Select Quality 2 3 2 2 17-oz. tins 15-oz. tins 12-oz. tins 16-oz. tins 25° 25° IT 29* Cranberries Pascal Celery Delicious Apples Florida Tangerines Florida Grapefruit *|oo Mixed Nuts in Shells gjje A*P Seedless Raisins -- FROZEN FOOD VALUES 29 Wisconsin Fresh targe Sizp ' California Grown--24 Size Western Grown 150/176 Size 80 Size lb. bag 2 stalk lbs. 19* 29* doz. 33c for 29c lb. bag 15-oz. pkg. 49' 15* 23 F i ll I T CAK E BUTTER FANCY SUNNYFIELD 93 SCORE In Quarters lb. ctn. |i/rlb. sin S-lb. size ince Pie !,V» FRUIT t NUTS $275|^ SJ98 45* Vrf I cin* 39' \l tin Jane Parbet: • V - 8-in; Siap Jane Parker Holiday Cookies Caramel Pecan I DEAN'S Ice Cream 2149 Jan* lolls 1ZM: 65c Fresh Milk Half and Half Eggrtog .. 55' Whipping Cream pl, 35" Cream Chees ..39° Ched-o-Bit CheeseFood2 gal. jug plus For An Old Fashion Pleasure Treatl Philadelphia or Bordens 75 d.p. 31' 47* 32' 25° 65* q*. ctn. pint tin 3-oz. pkgs. Snow Crop Libby Orange Juice Orange Juice Ubby Cut Com Libby Green Peas Brussel Sprouts $un Girl ^ Peas & Carrots S 2 \ Freeze 2 2 2 2 6-oz. tins 6-oz. tins Borden'f 29s 31° 10-oz. 33s 29* 35s 59c pkgs. 10-oz. pkgs. 10-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkgs. '/2-gal. ctn, GOOD GIVING... GRAND (SETTING! GIFT ib. loaf FOOD CERTIFICATES! Short of Idea* for Christmas giving? Try prnentlng an ASP Gift Food Certificatf. Availallt ii $1.00 and $5.00 danominations. FAMILY ASSORTMENT 14-oz. pkg. 39c LIBBY'S STRAINED Baby Foods 4%-oz. Campbell's Soup Rich Tomato Armour's Brand s 2 3 I0'/2*oz. tin II. tin ll-oi. tins Fast Action Cleanser Ik tin 10° Heinz Tomato Ketchup 87° Swift's Cleanser 29c Lux Liquid Deterge Rrnso Soap Powder 2 3 14-oz. Mis. cans 12-oz. tin 47c 29e 39e Wylers' Soup Chicken Noodle 87' .^23* 400 In IQ Pkl 111 For a Brighter Wash KU»t J|( Pit* AMEtlCA'S ro»IMOST FOOD tHAUIt. . - <mr« „w IW OREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC HA COMPANY All prices effective through December 17th