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, , s , J . . - , , 1$, 19|l e: TTO McHENBT PLAJNP^JVX^R CLASSIFIED Real Estate 4 BEDROOM home. Close to schools and stores. Carpeted. Full basement. Large garage. $17,000. EV 5-2423 3-9-61-tf ®O)IN EYt HEIGHTS: 2 large bedrooms, gas heat, garage, city water and sewerage. Owner EV 5-2263. *3-9-16-23-61 LEAVING THE state, make offer on this 4 bedroom Cape Cod, perfectly located, very comfortable. Carpet, drapes, range, refrig. 2 car garage. 7^5 S. Green St., McHenry. V 3-2-61-tf McCULLOM LAKE, 2 bedroom, 1% car attached garage, nicely landscaped, blacktop driveway. Newly remodeled and redecorated. Very reasonable. Phone EV 5-4807. 3-2-61-tf WONDER LAKE Modern 3 Bedroom, 6 room Hftne with partial basement. . Aium. Storms and" Screens. Large level wooded lot. Owner I will consider selling on contract. Priced for immediate sale at $8,950. New 1 year old 5 room home with full basement. Hardwood floors, built-in Range and oven. Fireplace. On Beautiful level lot. Full price $12,950. Picturesque 3 Bedroom 5 ifflbm home with full basement. Studio living room with fireplace, built-in oven and range. Alum. Storms and Screens. Auto, force air oil furnace. Situated on large corner lot. Only $950 down. Full price $13,750. T. P.* MATHEWS Realtors ^ Hancock Dr. PH. Wonder Lake 3061 - 3161 Open every day - eve. by appt. 3-16-61 CHAIN O'LAKES Waterfront Lot -- boat slip $2,250. Waterfront 2 BR. year round new home. Attached oversized garage, Patip and slides glass wall facing water. Gas heat, birch cabinets, tile bath. $15,500. Good Terms. Fox River frontage at Burton Bridge near Crystal Lake, 2 BR. year round home. Att. garage. Concrete drive, trees, storms, screens, sea-wall, $15,- 950. Good Terms. Office Open Saturdays & Sundays. fke Route 12, 1 mile north stoplight in town of Fox Lake to Nippersink Estates office. ORchard 4-4877 3-16-61 McHENRY and LAKE AREA TOar 'Round Homes. Seasonal Homes, farms vacant. Home Bj,tes. Income properties. [ACOB FRITZ REALTORS Rt. 5, McHenry, 111 Ph. EVergreen 5-0037 2-9-6*-tf McHENRY AREA LISTINGS LEIBACH REALTY EV. 5-1500 10-27-60 U Situation Wanted PAINTING Interior and Exterior, Canvas and paper hanging, wall board taping, plastering, quality work, reference and free estimates. Crystal Lake 459-3960. Code Area 815 *3-9-16-61 HIGH SCHOOL senior boy available for summer work. EV 5-0440. 3-16-61 RELIABLE high school girls want baby sitting jobs, weekends, evenings. Experienced. 50c per hour. EV 5-0801 or EV 5-1631. *3-16-61 MAN WOULD like full time work of any kind. In or near McHenry. Phone EV 5-2890. *3-16-61 Wanted RIDE FROM Lakemoor to Woodstock. 8:00 to 4:30. Can leave earlier. EV 5-4155. *3-16-61 Wanted To Buy TOP PRICE PAID for iron, metals and junk cars. Ed Marsh, phone Woodstock -- FE 8-4287 9-1-60-tf 300 JUNK CARS, trucks and tractors. Dealers in all other types of scrap. Call Courtesy Salvage, EV. 5-1260 or EV. 5- 4774. 3-9-30-61 FISH AQUARIUMS in good condition. 5 gals, and over. Call EV 5-2722. 3-16-61 Lost and Found FOUND. MALE boxer wearing collar, full grown. Very gentle and minds well. Call Mrs. Tiggemann, EV 5-0570 after 3 p.m. 3-16-61 LOST. TRI-COLOR Collie Black, white and tan. Name "Jet". Vicinity Ingleside or McHenry. Lost since March 6th. Reward. JU 7-5174. 3-16-61 Miscellaneous NEW 1961 U.S. Stamp Catalog & Price List only 30c. Stamps, Coins & Supplies for collectors. H. C. Stamp & Coin Co. 25 N. Williams St. Crystal Lake, 111. Phone 459-3940 oi 459-3932 12-8-60 tl Notice United Rent-Alls Complete Rental Service 1. Lawnmowers Repaired 2. Tillers 3. Rug Shampoo machines 4. Adding Machines 5. Party and Banquet needs 6. Trailers, 1 way or local 7. Sanders, floor, Belt, etc. 8. Wallpaper equipt. 9. Ceramic, plastic, tile cutters 10. Floor Polisher, Scrubbers 11. Chain Saws, Grinders 12. Cribs, hi-chairs, scales 13. Wheel Chairs, Crutches 14. Sewer Rods and Tapes 15. Re-Built Bicycles For Sale United Rent-Alls Call EV 5-2916 542 Main St. Next to Northwestern Station Open 7 Days a Week 3-9-61-tf START A CASH REACTION WITH A PLAINDEALER WANT AD &ESORT FOX RIVER -- 2 single cottages, one • duplex. 6 room residence, north of Johnsburg Bridge. 3 acres with 6 room home about 950 feet highway frontage on U.S. 12. Price $11,200.00. SUNNYSIDE -- 2 bedroom home, full basement, attached garage, aluminum storm windows. Price $14,300.00. JgSTAKEE HILLS -- Widow must sell new 2 bedropm home, attached garage, gas heat. Price only $10,800.00. KENT ACRES -- 1% miles east of McHenry, 3 bedrooms, living-dining, garage attached. Price $14,800.00. Terms. Many other properties to choose from. JACOB FRITZ REALTORS IN JOHNSBURG 5, McHenry, 111. Tel. EV. 5-0037 »• 3-1-61-tf FOR THE BEST IN REAL ESTATE WATCH FOR THE GALLAGHER SIGN A. H. GALLAGHER )g AND ASSOCIATES Listings Wanted -- Water Front Our Specialty JINNY GALLAGHER ANN ZAHN EDWARD E. CARLSON EVergreen 5-1629 EVergreen 5-3080 EVergreen 5-0818 2-23-61-tf Friday, March 17 St. Patrick's Day Square Dance Called by Ernie Usemah at CLUB LILYMOOR Rt. 120 3-16-61 Farmers Trading Post KIMBER CHICKS are proven to be the most profitable chicks you can raise. Ask us for information or see our dealer in your area. Stouffer's Hatchery, Lena, 111. Dept. MC Phone 369-4266 or 369-4313. *3-2-30-61 Haw Can I ? 20 ACRES OF plow land for rent. Telephone EV 5-0748. 3-16-61-tf 125 ACRE FARM land for rent. Adjacent to McHenry. One half pasture, balance work land. Reasonable. EV 5- 0725. 3-16-61 GEO. P. FREUND Authorized Dealer for SALES & SERVICE PH. EVERGREEN 5-0420 501 Crystal Lake Road us FLEMING EQUIPMENT NEW IDEA - GEHL BO LENS GARDEN EQUIP. BALES and SERVICE A complete Farm Implement Service Chain Saw Sharpening & Repair Phone EV. 5-0033 522 Waukegan Road SCOUT-O-RAMA IS PLANNED APRIL 22 AT CRYSTAL LAKE Scouts of the Kishwaukee district, Blackhawk Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, are planninjg a huge Scout-O-Rarna at Crystal Lake for April 22. The district activities committee met this week in Crystal Lake to complete basic planning started earlier. Fortyone of the seventy-eight scouting units in the Kishwaukee district have already made their entries for the show and Scout leaders estimate that more than 2,000 Scouts and 400 leaders will participate in the ten-hour affair. The show will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 22, at the capacious field house of the Crystal Lake Community high school. Each Scout troop, Cub pack and Explorer post will furnish and man an exhibition booth, display some craft or skill developed by Scouting. The Scout's merit badge subjects will be determined by the individual themes. Ticket sales will be handled by the Scouts of each unit and one-half of the receipts will be retained by the troop, pack or post making the sales for then scouting uses. Admission to the giant Scouting display will be a nominal fee. Russell Reimer of Crystal Lake, district activities chairman. heads the planning committee for this ambitious project. The committee members include R. G. Ullrich, McHenry, judging and awards. Advance entries indicate a wide and interesting variety of exhibits ranging from simple camp craft to a full sized airplane. The parents and friends of McHenry and Boone county Scouts are marking April 22 on their calendars as a date to be remembered. The leading cancer killer Is lung cancer. Yet one of the best ways to protect against it is by a simple chest x-ray examination. R a d i ologists, or specialists in the use of x-rays, have found that through x-ray films cancer is sometimes discovered long before a person experiences physical symptoms. And, of course, the sooner it's discovered, the better the chances of recovery. "Tomography" is the name of a comparatively new technique in x-ray examination that will help the radiologist to pin-point and distinguish one disease from another. The x-ray "eye" keeps the area under study sharply in focus while the other structures in the body, above and below, are blurred away. The result is a film close-up for the radiologist to study and interpret. The Romans borrowed the arch from the Etruscans. Q. How can I make sure that my hand-knit garments will stay in shape when laundering? A. Wash these garments in mild suds, then pat into proper size and shape. Dry thoroughly. When dry, hold your steam Iron an inch above the garment, and move it slowly back and forth over the entire surface until the steam penetrates it thoroughly -- never actually touching the garment with the iron. Q. What can I do about the dents in carpeting, caused by heavy articles of furniture which have been moved to other spots? A. You can fluff these dents in your carpeting back to shape by covering them with a damp cloth, then applying a hot iron, following this with a brushing with a stiff brush. Q. How can I keep my household sponges fresher and sweeter-smelling ? A. Make a practice from time to time of soaking these sponges in cold salt water. Q. How can I restore a taffeta sli^ that has become limp? A. Sponge it with borax the tile clean after putting on the paste. You can renew an entire wall in just a few minutes. Q. How can I clean my allaluminum luggage? A. U s u a l l y , I t can be cleaned just by wiping with a damp cloth. Hardware stores have preparations that remove stains from aluminum -- and these, rather than home experimenting, are much preferred. Q. What t r e a t m e n t w i l ' prevent rust on stored-away yard and garden tools? A. Store these tools in a box of oil-soaked sand. Fill the box with clean sand, and then saturate it with some motor oil. and water. Line half a teaspoonful of borax to half a pint of warm water, making sure that the borax is completely dissolved. Sponge the slip on the wrong side, and, when nearly dry, iron on the wrong side with a moderately hot iron. Q. What can I do about bacon drippings in my oven? A. Turn off the pilot light, place a bowl of ammonia inside the oven, and close the door. The ammonia fumes will loosen the charred drippintrs and make your oven much easier to clean. Q. What can I do when some of my hard-to-replace glasses develop nicks on their rims? A. Wrap a piece of "OO" emery paper around the handle of a spoon, and rub it back and forth across the nick until you've smoothed it down to "lip-saving" comfort. Q. How can I rewhiten the blackened cracks between the ceramic tiles in my bathroom? A. Scrub clean with a stiff brush. Mix white tile cement and water to a paste. Rub this into the soiled joints, but wipe Q. How can I repair a crack in a basement laundry tub? A. First, widen the crack in your tub by opening it up with a cold chisel and hammer, then clean out the dirt, grease, and soap. Next, mix some litharge and glycerine to a putty just stiff enough to be worked into the crack easily with a putty knife. Let your repair patch dry for at least 24 hours before running any water into the tub. Q. How can I tighten the handle of an umbrella that has become loosened? A. Fill the hole in the handle with powered resin, heat the rod, and press it firmly into the hole; then lay it aside for a while to set. Q. What causes pie meringue to become tough? A. Meringue will be tough and will shrink when set away to cool if baked in an oven that is too hot. Q. How can I make some vine supports on a concrete wall without the trouble of drilling into the concrete? A. Press some dabs of plastic wood at intervals on the concrete wall. This is weatherproof and waterproof, and will adhere firmly to stone, brick or stuccq. When the plastic wood has hardened, staples can be driven into It for holding your guide wires or string. Q. How can I remove whitewash from a ceiling? A. Dissolve one pound of alum in one gallon of strong vinegar. Apply with a brush, allow to soak in well, and then scrape and wash in the usual way. Q. How can I prevent sticking of windows due to the weather stripping? A. Rub a cloth dipped in hot paraffin over the stripping. This will leave a smooth track for the window sash. Q. Just what are the proper paintbrush cleaning agents for the various kinds of paints used? A. Far oil paints and varnishes, use turpentine and then naphtha or kerosene. For flat points, just naphtha or kerosene. For shellac, denatured alcohol does the trick. For lacquers, acetone and naphtha. For calcimine and other water paints, just plain old water. Q. How can I prevent train sickness? A. This can often be pre- j vented by eating a lemon. The chewing of gum is also effective in many cases. Q. How can I remove kerosene spots from fabric? A. Scour the material with turpentine, then with warm water and soap. Q. How can I prevent a dark ring around the yolk of a hard-boiled egg? A. By boiling the egg no longer than fifteen minutes, and then placing it in cold water. Q. How can I make sure that I always hafe an adequate amount of water in the bottom of my double boiler? A. Marbles can be used as a safety alarm. Keep two or three in the pot all the time, and when the water gets dangerously low, the marbles dance up and down making a racket to warn you that water is needed. Incidentally, the wuter in the double boiler will conie to a boil more quickly by adding a little salt to it. Q. How can I clean glazed brick floors? A. Dust first with a push broom or dry mop, then wasTi with a sponge wrung out of warm soapy water, rinse and dry. For a very dirty floor, use one ounce of sodium hydrosulfite dissolved in one gallon of warm water. Q. What is a good preservative for patent leather articles? A. A cloth dipped In the white of an egg is good for preserving patent leather. Finish the job by polishing with a cloth or chamois. \ Q. How can I remove rust stains from a cloth rug? A. Use a not-too-strong solution of oxalic acid. Apply with a cloth, while wearing rubber gloves, and rinse off immediately with another cloth dipped in clear water. As so In as the acid removes the rust, It may start to remove your rug -- so be sure not to give it a chance- Q. How can a stamp collector remove used stamps front envelopes in the easiest way? A. You can do this easily without danger of tearing, if you'll apply some lighter fluid to the inside of the envelopes behind the stamps. How can I encourage the growth and health of my household ferns? A. Every three or four months, add a teaspoonful of castor oil or two tablespoonfuls of olive oil to the roots of your ferns. Q. How can I mix my own woodwork-cleaning compound? A. Dissolve a box of white soap chips in two quarts of boiling water. Add to this four tablespoonfuls of turpentine and four tablespoonfuls of household ammonia. Keep thi& solution in u fruit jar, apply to painted woodwork with a clean cloth, then follow with a cloth dipped in clear water. This does not injure the woodwork. Q. What is the best way to wash out glass? A. In hot soapsuds. Do not attempt to dry, but leave it to drain. When dry, rub briskly with a turkish towel, as this does not leave any lint and gets down into the cuts better than ordinary toweling. Q. Is there anything I can do about the small faded spots and seams on blue jeans? A. A blue-ink ballpoint pen provides a good coloring agent for these small faded areas. Q. How can I make the unpleasant job of scaling fish easier? A. An ordinary wooden office clipboard proves a very handy gadget for scaling small fish. The clip at the top of the board will hold the tail firmly while you scale, clean, and fillet your catch. Q. How can I improvise a palette for my home artistry painting? A. A plastic egg tray makes a fine artist's palette for mixing small quantities of water paints. Q. How can I remove varnish? A. Use a sponge or a brush and apply a solution made of one part cuastic soda and three parts lukewarm water. Allow the solution to remain for a minute and then scrape off. Q. How can I clean white felt hats? A. Mix equal parts of cornmeal, salt, and flour, and rub the powder well into the white hat. Let stay overnight, then brush out thoroughly. Or, make a paste out of plaster of parte and benzine, rubbing over the hat, and allowing to remain for awhile before brushing off. Q. How can I make a substitute maple syrup? A. If the peelings of pears or peaches are covered with water, sweetened to taste, and boiled until about the consistency of syrup, you will have an excellent substitute for maple syrup -- and at a much more reasonable cost, too. Q. What is a good substitute "white ink" for writing on the black pages of a snapshot or scrapbook album? A. White liquid shoe polish makes a good Ink for tfiis purpose. Q. How .can I tighten the roller of a window sljfade? A. When the spring of the shade roller becomes weak, and the shade will not roll to the top, rewind it without removing it. Coax the shade up as far as possible; then pass the lower end over the top of the roller from the front several times, or until sufficiently tight. Q. How can I easily remove paper that has become stuck to a freshly-varnished surface? A. If you'll soak it thoroughly with olive oil, it should peel off very easily. Q. How can I prevent discolorations in sliced bananas? A. By dipping the freshlysliced bananas into fresh orange juice. Q. How can I launder chamois gloves successfully? A. When rinsing them, use clean water, but just as soapy as the water in which they were washed. It will keep them nice and soft. After washing, slip off the hands, squeeze in a towel, blow out the fingers, and hanjr in an airy spot to dry. Q. Is there anything I can do about some depressed spots on the gasket around the edge of my refrigerator door, which are permitting air leaks into my refrigertor? A. You can often eliminate these air leaks by placing strips of adhesive tape behind the spots under the gasket to bring them out flush with the edge of the gasket. Q. How can I prevent olive oil from becoming rancid? A. A medium-sized lump of sugar added to each pint of clive oil as soon as it is opened will keep it fresh. Q. What can I do about a carpet that has rolled up or become uneven along the edge? A. Place a few sheets of newspaper under the spot to protect the floor while you wet the rolled or uneven section of the carpet with water. As it dries, the carpet will hug the floor and lie straight. TAX Your Income Tax W-2's The W-2 withholding t^x statement is one of the most important documents of a federal income tax return, District Director Harold R. All of the Internal Revenue Service said today. "Since most taxpayers were subject to withholding during 1960, attachment of Form W-2 is obviously required to complete the return," Mr. All said. In a joint return,. where both husband and wife worked, the W-2's for cach must be attached, he said. When either or both parties to a return held more than one job during 1960, all W-2's must be attached, he added. "Refundr cannot be paid without required W-2 s, credit cannot be given for taxes withheld, and failure to include the statement will mean return of the incomplete form to the taxpayer, with the possibility of consequent late filing and interest or other charges being added," Mr. All said. The Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois today* cited federal statistics revealing that Illinois, with a 1960 population of 10.081,158, an increase of 15.7 per cont over its 1950 population (8,712,176), ranks fourth when compared vvith the other states. Only New York with a population of 16.782,304, California with 15,717,204, and Pennsylvania with 11,319,366, exceed Illinois in the population rank. In another field, that of per capita income, Illinois also iranks high. With a per capita income of $2,610 for fiscal 1959, Illinois ranks seventh when compared with the District of Columbia and the other fortynine states. Those which precede in per capita income ranking are: (1) Delaware, $2,946; (2) District of Columbia, $2,- 943: (3) Connecticut, $2,817: (4) Nevada, $2,745; (5) New York, $2,736; and (6) California, $2,661. Federal taxes have their burden, and in this regard Illinois was again close to the top of the ladder. Based on an $84 billion federal budget, the estimated Tederal tax burden for fiscal 1961 is $595 per capita in Illinois, or a ranking oi eighth. Topping the list is Delaware, with $1,110 per person. Next on the totem pole are: Connecticut. $765; New York, $691; District of Columbia, $680; New Jersey, $606; Nevada, $600; and California, $596. With more and more p e o p l e looking to Washington for federal handouts, as they feel that this method of distributing tax dollars is free and painless, sonic figures are revealing. In the federal grants to states urogram for fiscal 1959, Illinois received $167.9 million. With the Christmas season so recently passed, this would lead one to believe that "Santa Claus" was very generous. But the federal government has no money of its own (only what it collects from the taxpayers in the form of income taxes, etc.) and the established portion of what it collected from Illinois for such federal grants amounted to $267.9 million. This means that for each dol lar received in these aid programs, Illinois paid $1.60. There'are sixteen other states in a similar position, namely, Delaware, New Jersey, Connecticut, New York, Ohio, Ind i n a , M a j ^ l ^ g d , M i c h i g a n , Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, New Hampshire. California. Florid^, Virginia and Rhode Island. In the state and local taxation field for fiscal 1959, Illinois fared much better than many of her sister statics, ranking twenty-eighth, with a per capita amount of $175.98, when state and local taxes were combined. The 72nd Illinois General Assembly was off and running last week with committee assignments being made, a fleck of new bills being tossed iritd the hopper, and the first bill getting the signature of tfie governor, the Taxpayers' Federation of Illinois said today. Senate leaders announced Republican members of 0 tfie various committees while the House leaders released ful| membership of their committees. Democratic members pt the Senate committees will be forthcoming.- The first Bill to receive the approving stroke of Gov. Kerner's pen is Senate Bill 1. This bill applies to the larger township organization counties of the state and increases the population basis for the election of additional supervisors. Its effect in such counties will be to cut down on the size or the county boards to keep them from becoming unwieldy. To date, 126 bills , have been introduced in the House and forty-eight bills in the Senate, dealing with a variety of legislative topics in addition to the taxing field. House Bills 68 and 75 provide for commissions to study and reccmmend revisions in the revenue article of the state Constitution. In a d d i t i o h, House Joint Resolution 5 provides for the creation of a joint legislative commission to prepare a draft of an amendment to the revenue article and to report back to this Gen-* eral Assembly not later than June 15, 1961. :• House Bills 83 and 84 amend the Use Tax and "Sales" Ta* Acts to eliminate a 2 per cent discount allowed to retailers for expenses incurred in collecting such taxes and preparing and filing returns. This is a deserving discount allowed to retailers and was Inserted into the law by the General Assembly in 1959. House Bill 91 amends the Cities and Villages Act to prohioit the use of police officers in municipalities of more than 10,000 but less than 500,000 population from doing fire fighting except in emergencies. The Statue of Freedom, oft top of our National Capitol dome, was sculptured by Thomas Crawford, an American, cost $8,000 and was swung into place in 1863. Legal NOTICE OF CLAIM DATlB Estate of JOHN W. SCHAEFER Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons that May 1, 1961, is cla^dfct^Jj}. tate of JOHN W. SCHAEFER, Deceased, 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 at summons. - ALBERT HUFF Executor S LeRoy J. Welter S Attorney At Law g 105 Richmond Road McHenry, Illinois - (Pub. Mar. 16, 23 & 30, 1961) | St. Patrick's Parish Roast Beef Dinner ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH HALL Sunday. March 1? 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