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Thursday. May £ 13CQ TUB MdOBfltT PLAWBEALER CLASSIFIED For Rent r )ARTMENT in WQnder Lake -- 2 bedrooms, living room with fireplace. Heat and utilir ties included. $85 per months Wonder Lake 4501. 1 LARGE second floor 2 bedroom apartment. Available now in Ringwood. $50 per month. No pets. For inspection, call collect. Twin Lakes, Wise., TRiangle 7-2097: 1 &BJI EDROOM HOME with livr ing-dining room, kitchen ancji bath. $65 per month. Yearly lease. Available June 1st. Call EV 5-4288 or EV 5-4830. 1 CHARMING 3 bedroom delux^ ranch. Gas heat, tile bath, cab- .inet kitchen, storms & screens, side drive plus loads of extras^ $125 per month with option to Crystal Lake 3340 or Lndolph 6-3907 collect. *1 . 4 ROOM apartment available May 15. Near transportation, in a good location. Phone EV 5-0780. 1 f ^FOR RENT -- light airy room, / private entrance. 209 E. Elm St. 1 3 ROOM furn shed apartment fi bath. Electric and heat 'nished. 320 Park View, Mc- Cullom Lake. Phone EV 5- 3457. 1 Pag* Sim Help Wanted Real Estate Real Estate WANT EXPERIENCED farmer to commute to farm near Volo. Steady work. Good salary. Apply Singing Hills Farm. Wauconda, 111. Call JAckson 6- 4881. 1 . 3 BEDROOM home in excel-! | lent condition. 2 car garage, j ! .Close to St. Mary's church. I j H. R. Dean, 401 Maple Ave. j , EV 5-4127 or EV 5-0806. 52-tf j LOTS FOR SALE. Desirable locations, one waterfront with sea wall. Phone EV. 5-1803. 49-tf WOMAN TO WORK at Berryr land, Route 2, South Highland Shores in refreshment standi. Steady or part time during day. Phone FEderal 8-5106. 1 REAL ESTATE"SALESMAN and family wanted to live next to model and sell new homes in Crystal Lake. Compensation, rental and commissions. Age no factor. Call Crystal Lake 3340 or RAndolph 6-3907 collect. *1 COUNTRY HOME Site -- 1.7 acres. $1,700, All Cash. Phone &V. 5^*239. 51tf BOY WANTED to clean up yard. Call EV 5-5933. 1 UNUSUAL opportunity to earn as much as $50 a week for the next three weeks and without leaving your own home! Must have a pleasant telephone voice and be able to spend up to 5 hours a day (Call collect) Algonquin. OL 8-7262 or write c/o Plaindealer, Box 6i9. 1-3 PRACTICAL NURSE for recuperating patient; night work. Mrs. A. H. Mosher, phone EV 5-0022. *1 '•3 ROOM apartment. Frigidaire, electric range, circulating oil heater. Rent $55 per month. Phone EV 5-6598. 1 ROOM apartment. All ut i l i t i e s f u r n i s h e d . B u c k ' s Town Club, 201 Riverside Dr., jfibHenry. Phone EV 5-3573. 1 FOR RENT: Second floor -- five room apartment. Heat furnished. Location 541 Main street. Phone Elmer W. Jensen, McHenry. EV 5-1119, 518 Waukegan Road. *1 Riverside Drive Shopping Area announces Surprise Value Days COMING SOON! » *» NURSEMAID -- swimming, riding and badminton to enjoyed by girl between 15 and 20. Care of 2 children, ages 4 and 6. Must swim. Home near Richmond. Start June 9 for summer. Write Mrs. Robert Donnelly, 247 E. Chestnut, Chicago, 111. 1-2 COLLECTOR -- male -- part time. Small monthly accounts. Car necessary. No social security or withholding1 tax, Write full details to 6 E. Lake St., Room 502, Chicago 1, 111. 1 Waterfront - McHenry 8 mo, old 3 br. ranch, 2 car att. garage, comb. alum, doors and windows. All utilities. Now vacant. Chicago owner must sacrifice. Will aooept low down payment and finance at 4 V? %. Will sell on contract. Call Owner - LU. 5-2563 51-tf McHENRY and LAKE AREA Year 'Round Homes. Seasonal Homes, farms vacant. Home sites. Income properties. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, II! Ph. EVergreen 5-0037 9-tf McCULLOM LAKE HOME, 2 bedrooms, attached garage, newly remodeled, redecorated. Immediate possession. Priced for quick sale. $1,OGO down. £V. 5-4807. 49-tf FOR SALE by owner: Beautiful 801x134 ft. iot on high ground in Edgehrook Heights. Call EV. 5-1804 between 5:00 and 6:00 pjn. 48-tf BY OWNER: 3 bedroom ranch type home on large landscaped lot. Full hassment, gas heat, newly decorated. Immediate possession. Must be seen to be appreciated. 507 N. Riverside Drive. Phone Richmond 5142. 46-tf HUNTERVILLE PARK, 2- bedroom home; plastered walls; hardwood floors; gas heat; 1 % -car garage ; back yard fenced in. Price $5,500. Tel. EV. 5-0708. 51-3 THREE HOMES FOR RENT -- In Holiday Hills -- Large 3 bedroom ranch. Rent with option to buy. Immediate occupancy. Phone Hickory 7*8111. 49-tf Wanted To Rent MAN WANTED to clerk in store. Apply in person. Vycital's Hardware, Green street., McHenry. 1 New Brick Ranch Homes Edgebrook Heights Sub. 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage, | concrete drive, full basement, gas heat, complete built-in electric kitchen, fireplace, wood paneling, 1% tiled baths. Many other extras. Must be seen tp De appreciated. Priced to sell Fred Pepping, Builder 1401 Timothy Lane McHenry, 111. Ph. EV 5-0409 46-tf WAITRESS for late hours. I Vogue Restaurant, Lakemoor. Phone EV 5-3830. 1-tf MALE punch press operator and set man. Trolex Corp., EV 5-3010. 1 YOUNG professional man and wife would like to rent a 2 bedroom house or apartment " in the McHenry area. Call EV 5-5905 after 5:30 p.m. *1 • WANTED TO RENT Foreman in McHenry Plaindealer needs 2 or 3 Bedroom Home -in McHenry Area Phone EV 5-0170 © Ask for Walt Help Wanted YOUNG WOMAN for inspection work in modern cleaning plant. Will train. Good vision Required. Pleasant working cohditions, paid vacation and other benefits. Apply in person t#' Dan Creamer, Rainbow Cleaners, 100 North Front St. 1 MAN FOR WORK on beverage truck. Apply in person. Dale Thomas, 2 blocks east of River on 120. 1 WANT WOMAN for general housecleaning once a week. Phone EV 5-0419. 1 #APa NT WOMAN to work in nursing home on Pistakee Bay near McHenry. Will train. Ph. EV 5-0461. 1 Experienced Lathe Operator % Must be able to set-up and operate. Good starting pay. plus production bonus. Excellent Employee Benefits Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday * BARCO Manufacturing Co. 500 No. Hough St. Barrington, 111. Phone DUnkirk 1-1700 RELIABLE AND energetic young man wanted to manage small business in McHenry. Must be mechanically inclined. Some store experience desirable. Prefer man well known in McHenry area. Excellent opportunity to advanfce' "with business. Write c/o Plaindealer Box 614. 1 WANT WOMAN for general cleaning in nursing home on Pistakee Bay near McHenry. Phone EV 5-0461. 1 Riverside Drive Shopping Area announces Surprise Value Days COMING SOON! epp FITZGERALD FIRST! WE HAVE MANY EXCELLENT BUYS IN RESIDENCES, FARMS, WATERFRONT PROPERTIES AND SMALL BUSINESSES IN McHENRY AND IN THE SURROUNDING SUBDIVISIONS. YOU NAME IT! WE'VE GOT IT! "The Realty of Sensibly-Priced Liftings" 206 S. Green St. Ph. EV 5-1125 Open 7 Days A Week 46-tf 130' Lake Frontage One acre <|ry hillside lot. South Pistakee area. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, recreation room, 10 ft. fireplace, 5 years old. By owner leaving state. Reduced from $34,500 to $29,- 500. Phone EV 5-1169 ai-tf 8 ROOM HOUSE on Fox Riv er. 2V4 lpts, 2 car garage, gas heat, water rights and pier. Cash or contract. Weekdays EV 5-0690. Sunday EV 5-0228. 1 Male Floor Inspector NfcW 3 BEDROOM ranch house. Full basement. Open for inspection Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sunday 11 a.m. till 5 p.m. Full price, $17,500. Edgewood Heights. Clover Avenue. 1 2 BEDROOM, all face brick home; 60x165 corner lot, breezeway, attached car and Vi garage, gas heat, water softener, landscaped. Selling because of moving to Arizona. For quick sale, $14,500. 719 South St., Cooney Heights. Phi EV 5-2271. 1-2 McHENRY RIVER FRONT-- Furnished 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, basement, oil heat, 2 car garage. Boat house. Cary MEicury 9-9663 or SU 7-5859. .. -• j.2 HIGH GROUND lakefront. 3 bedroom summer home with many windows, sound founda tion, attic and basement. Has very large cedar, oak, hickory, cherry, mulberry and plum trees on it. $S,So£r total. EV 5 0169 after 6 p.m. You will own out into the lake and can have your own private pier. Near Lakeland Park. 1 5 ROOM frame ranch type home. Wonder Lake. Utility room and attached garage. Ph. Wonder Lake 7261. 1 9 ROOM all modern home, 5 bedrooms, full basement, double plumbing, 125 ft. frontage. Worth $25,000. Will sacrifice for $10,600. Mortgage available. Phone EV 5-5440. 1 Diversified experience in all with lake frontage on types of machine shop experience. Excellent wages and employee benefits. Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday BARCO Manufacturing Co. 500 No. Hough St. Barrington, 111. Phone DUnkirk 1-1700 chqjn of lakes. Details and pictures. Price $770.00, $10.00 down, $10.00 a month. Art Schmidt, Park Falls, Wisconsin, Broker. 1 Riverside Drive Shopping Area announces Surprise Value Days COMING SOON! UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY -- Three bedroom ranch type house. Refrigerator, stove and dinette set. Two bedrooms furnished, living room furniture, carpeting, drapes. Garage. Choice location. 1 block from St. Mary's school. Immediate possession. $1,000 down. EV 5- 0988. 1 WATCH FOR THE GALLAGHER SIGN FOX RIVER 3 bedroom sparkling white year 'round Cape Cod on 59 ft. lot on the River in the finest location available. Large screened porch. B-B-Q. Utility room. Dining room. Garage with greenhouse. Furnished, for only $21,000.00. FOX RIVER 3 bedroom Summer home on 75 ft. lot, 1% miles North of town. 2 guest houses. Seawall, pier. Fireplace in large, paneled living room. Large jalousied porch facing River. Lovely grounds. Immediate possession. CALL A. H. GALLAGHER AND ASSOCIATES JINNY GALLAGHER ANN ZAHN BVergreen 5-1629 EVergreen 5-3080 t EASTWOOD MANOR ft Choice Residential Business Locations Still Available King-Sized Lots Curt> and Gutter State Approved Water Supply Low Insurance Rates Walking Distance to New K-5 School EASY TERMS LOW DOWN PAYMENTS For Information EV 5-1580 Real Estate LOT IN McHenry Shores. Desirable location. Phone EV 5- 5146. n EPfc SALE BY OWNER. 2 story brick building zoned business located at 414 W. Main St., McHenry. 111. This build ing needs work to remodel. Sale price $6,000. Call EV 5- 245a 33-tl TWO BEDROOM RANCH home, m car garage, gas heat. 133 Rogers Ave., Lakeland Park. Price $8,700. Phone EV. 5-4878. 49-tf MUST SELL BY JUNE. Leaving state. Attractive McCullom Lake 6 room home on 3 lots. Cyclone fence, 2 bedrooms, Ige. knotty pine combination family and utility room- Air conditioned, automatic washer & dryer. G.E. push button range. Carpeted, dining and living rgom. Flexalum drapes, double garage, cement floor anid driveway. FtfBy landscaped, fruit trees, etc. $15,500. Phone EV 5-3477. 50-tf FOUR ROOM cottage and garage, 9% lots, $7,500. For information phone EV 5-0521 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. *50-9 FOR SALE New House 3 bedroom ranch, 2% car garage, hardwood floors, carpeted living room, built-in kitchen appliances, ceramic tile bath, 1320 sq. ft. living space. Corner of Logan and Ponoa streets, Cooney Heights. $18,950 complete. LEE COONEY Contractor FHA 10% Loan Financing Available PHONE EV 5-4346 48-tf Real Estate LOT ON EDGE oi JMcIIenry golf course^ 100' x 130'. Price reduced to sell. EV 5-5452. Lost and Found 4 BEDROOM home, 30 ft. living and dining combination 1% baths. One block to stores and schools. Full basement. 4 car garage. $17,000. EV 5-2423 29-tI LOST -- Large sable & whitjj male collie named Duke oji O.S. Highway 120 west of Mo- 22-tt j Henry. Contact Oldenburg. Ey 5-5934 with any information 1 Wanted DOES SOYBEAN PRICE DEPEND ON PRODUCTION? WONDER LAKE home by! EV 5-1469. owner. All year 'round home, hot air heat, «full basement, garage attached. Landscaped. On beach front. 2 lots, corner location. Call- Chicago OAkland 4-2693. 52-2 Sales of soybeans now bring our nation's farmers over one billion dollars a year. Mainy producers have asked whether returns could be increased by cutting production. The answer to this question is nbt so simple as is often supposed. The study of prices and •j; _ VTzP fencing of all types, price-making forces shows that *52-4 i as a general rule prices rise EASTWOOD MANOR -- by owner, 3 bedroom home with full basement, tile bath, parquet floors, storms & screens, water softener. Large corner lot. EV 5-0564. 52-tf Household Hints LOT 60x120 FT. High and dry in Wonder View Sub. Reasonable. By owner. Phone INterocean 8-4546. *52-2 The skillful use of color creates illusions that minimize a r c h i t e c t u r a l p r o b l e m s ip foams, says Robbie Blakernore, University of Illinois home economist. * Here's why: Dark tones and warm colors advance or move j creased production brings lowout. Light tones and cool col- J er prices, again provided all when supplies are reduced, provided all other things remain unchanged. But we live in an economic world where changes are many and often quite rapid. Then, too. when farmers reduce production, they have less to sell, so their total dollar sales do not increase nearly so much as prices go up. As a general rule, too, in- LOT -- size 60x125 in Lakeland Park. Price $1550. $500 down. Phone FE 8-2882. *52-3 ors recede or fade away. When colors move out, they can make a room appear smaller and may cause a closed-in feeling. Fade-away or receding colors can create an illusion of o p e n n e s s , e s p e c i a l l y when there is little contrast between the furnishings and walls. Color can lower or heighten ceilings. For example, a darker color on the ceiling than on the walls lowers the ceiling. A lighter color on the celling OWNER MUST SELL Bi-Level 3 Bedroom Home prick, living and dining room, birch cabinet kitchen, 1% baths, 14x24 recreation room, garage.- Fully plastered walls. Oak floors. Qn lot 100x200, near schools and dhurdh. Ttois home must be seen to be appreciated. JACOB FRITZ REALTOR FOR SALE 3 bedroom brick and stone ranch home on corner lot. Cement driveway, sidewalks and patio. Built-in custom kitchen. Hardwood floors, plastered; than on the walls heighten^ walls. Natural gas forced air! the ceiling. heat, city water Attached 2% j Color plaoeiT1ent 1S imcar garage This beautiful; portant for a]tering tho ap_ home is well worth $28,000. \ pearance 0f a room. For exour price for a fast deal -- ample. bringing the ceiling col$ 21,500. Will take small home in trade. For further information call EV. 5-0430. 47-tf IDEAL RETIREMENT home on higli^dry lot. Beautifully or down about a foot on the walls seems to make a high ceiling lower. Or using an interesting nig draws attention awry from a high ceiling by landscaped, lake rights. Birch i c,',llinK attention to the floor, cabinets, paneled living room Color can tie together & picture windows, acoustical j room that is badly cut up by ceilings. Full basement with , windows and doors. When the garage. Natural gas heat, gas j same color is used on woodincinerator. Storms & screens. | work and walls, they seem tb Many extras. Priced for quick j flow together. sale by owner. $11,950. HYatt 7-3235. 52-tf Situation Wanted DWARF FRUIT TREES IDEAL FOR HOME OWNERS IRONING Done in my home. \ Families with cramped lawft $1.00 per hour. Pick up and : space will find that dwarf fruit delivery service at no charge, j trees are the answer to provid- Fhone EV 5-1560. 52-2 i ing a continuous array of fresh homegrown fruit during the Route 5, McHenry Wei*r&m £0037 51-tf WATER FRONT -- New 3 bedroom home, full basement, recreation room 14x36, garage, price $24,800.00. Near Chapel Hill Golf Course WATER FRONT Home, only 4 years old. 1% baths, face brick on all 4 sides, sea wall, water proof. Price $31,500.00. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, Illinois Ph. EVergreen 5-0037 1-tf PRE-SCHOOL AGE children cared for in my home days. Call EV 5-2744. *1 WILL ENTERTAIN your chil- j summer and fall dren in my home while you j Dwarf fru,t treeR take work Plenty of fresh air and ]ess than standard trees. fns u h,"e- f^.50 per week for yet they produce mher quali- 1 child. $15.50 for 2. Oak f fruit tt,at»s larger in size, Hurst Subdivision. EV 5-1889. po}nts out w Oweri, University of ITChW "fhji't crops specialist. Dwarf fruit trees also beatfruit within three to fotjr years i after planting. Regular trees WILL BABY SIT at any time. | require 5 to 10 years it* pral- EV 5-6071. 1 . duce their first crop. 1 a a a * m M M m u a m m m m M m m m m m 'L I Home o w n e r s » i l ! f i n d d w a r f Tioa oDea uniivvAenn aAw wa9yv (Atrse eas emasaitetre rt o jprf uancte agnadrd S^pnraey^. ; can prune dwarf trees to fit FOX TERRIER -- 2 years old. • , ' iandscaDe nattern Will give to good home. EV ,he home andSCape 5-5558. 7 ROOM RANCH House on lake front, 3 bedrooms, 1V2 baths, patio, garage. In excellent condition. EV. 5-1219. 47-eow PISTAKEE HILLS -- New 2 bedroom home, garage. Owner must sell. Only $10,950.00. PISTAKEE HIGHLANDS -- 2 bedroom home, full basement, garage. This home has many features. Owner leaving. Price only $11,900.00, or fur nished, $12,500.00. A few disadvantages, however, spoil the dwarf tree's TRAINED PET. Male all white otherwise good record. rabbit imported from the Him- For example, some rootalaya Mountains to be given j. stocks used for dwarfing are away to a good home. Phone; susceptible to diseases. Some EV 5-2099. 1 • dwarf rootstocks have a weaker root system thart regular trees Therefore they need permanent support with stakeis or wires. Owen d e f i n i t e l y b e l i e v e s , however, that home owners will find that dwarf fruit trees are better suited than standaid trees for home gardens. Miscellaneous Riverside Drive Shopping Area announces Surprise Value Days Stale Takes Action On Drivers' Licenses McHENRY -- 3 bedroom home. Gas heat, full basement, lot 66x125, near grammar and high school. Price $15,400. RINGWOOD -- 4 bedroom home. 2 car garage, hot air heat, in good condition. Large lot, near RiR and Highway 31. Ptice $15,800.00. SUNNYSEDE -- 3 bedroom brick home. Tile kitchen and bath, full basement, gas heat, lot 66x130, channel front. Price $22,500. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, Illinois Ph. EVergreen 5-003s7 Ptt FOR SALE 28 large residential lots being fully improved in Parkway Estates -- new addition in Woodstock. Buy one or more. Terms to individuals or builders. We will build to suit you. Phone FE 8-9887 699 South Street Woodstock, HI. 52-2 Secretary of State Charles F. Carpentier has announced ; (he revocation of the driver's COMING SOON! ; license of John Keedy of Mc- *1; Henry for driving while intox- „ „ „ „ • T „T , ! icated. The licenses of several PERSONAL: Wob Woves c o u nty d r i v e r s were s u s p e n d - Wut^ie- ** ed for three violation^, Including those of Frederick Bigham, Raph Lester, Patrick Mc- Iniyre and David Mjaa of Crystal Lake; Steve Cannestra FOUND - Small brown en- and Dorian Wilkinson of Mcvelope in Jewel parking lot | Henry; Martin Halma pf Wood- Saturday. Owner, upon identi-j stock; Thomas Masterson of fication, may have same by! Island Lake; Floyd PUiet of paying for ad. Phone EV 5-j Harvard and Gale Kihde ol Lost and Found other things remain unchanged. But the market for soybeans has changed rapidly, and will likely change more in the future. The production of soybeans in the United States increased from 90 million bushels in 1939 to 234 million in 1959 and to 579 million in 1958. (Output dropped back to 538 million in 1959.) The increase in production o v e r t h e 2 0 - y e a r p e r i o d amounted to more than 500 percent. If the volume of production had controlled price over this period,.such a huge increase in output surely would have depressefT^price almost to zero. Instead, the price of soybeans is around $2.00 or better, which is about 15 cents above the price support level. And there are no surplus stocks of soybeans. Perhaps a review of the markets for soybeans and soybean products will help to explain why prices have held up so well under rapidly increasing production. Soybean production in the United States has totaled 1,600 million bushels over the pas£ three years. Of this amount about 95 million bushels, or 6 i percent, have been (or will be) • used for seed. ] Domestic processings for the three years ending next September will be about 1,200 million bushels in all, or 75 percent of total production. Produced from this amount of beans were, roughly, 12.7 billion pounds of oil and 30 million tons of soybean meal. About one-fifth of the oil was exported, partly under .special gQYewmwt., export id programs. This oil sells in competition with large amounts ol other fats and oils in world markets, so there is little chance to raise the price very much by reducing sales. About one-seventh of the soybean meal also was export' ed and sold in competition with many other feeds from all over the world. Consequently we would probably have little success in raising prices of our meal by restricting our sales. From the past three corps ol* soybeans, exports are taking some 320 million bushels, or more than one-fourth as many as are crushed in the United States. These beans are sold in highly competitive markets from Japan to Israel. Beans must compete in these foreign markets wilh many other sources of protein feeds and with many other edible oils and fats. We probably could gain some temporary price increases by reducing sales. But this would stimulate production of competitive products in other areas to take over the markets we now have. The increased production in the other countries would gradually reduce the demand for our soybeans. Thus it seems rather doubtful that we can gain any permanent advantage by reducing the production of soybeans. L. H. Simerl Department of Agricultural Economics 5379. SHOP AT HOME Union. Thursday, A probationary permit was Lakeland issued Clark Landers of Fox' house 4-H News Mountain Vue Club The Mountain Vue 4-H club held its third meeting on April 2S. in tho Park community River Grove. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LAKELAND PARK 2 bedroom frame ranch on 150 ft. landscaped comer lot. Attached garage. An exceptional buy at $10,000. McHENRY 3 bedroom cement block expandable home with basement. Close to town. 2 car garage; $12,000. HIGHLAND SHORES 3 year old 3 bedroom home with beautiful view. Built-in kitchen. Living room 12 x 30 feet. 2 patios. $12,500. FOR HOMES FROM $8,500 TO $85,000, GIVE US A CALL. OVER 100 TO CHOOSE FROM MR. HEINEN BAIRD & WARNER Inc. EV 5-2527 Our first officers were elected as follows: Ken Owens, president; Maryanne Borchard. vice-president; Judy Reining, secretary; and Sue Laurence, treasurer. The refreshment, entertainment ana clean-up committees were chosen. The next meeting will be May 12 at 7:30. *sr Linda Jo Links Reporter J