The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 3

PAGE TUBES CRYSTAL LAKE HERALD, CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL, MAR. 28, 1929 i i.iri1e fit Rivpr Grove described pavement and combined 'curb and gutter, leveling the park-! ways, constructing Portland cement 'concrete combined curb and gutter, and by paving the roadways with either a Sheet Asphalt pavement with binder course upon a Portland cement concrete base hereinafter designated I A. D. 1929 at 10 o'clock A. or a soon thereafter as the business of the court will permit.

All persons de 1 airing may file objection in said court before said day and may appear at the hearing and make their defense, Dted at Crystal Lake, Illinois, this 21st day of March A. D. 1929. I AMANDA SIMON Person appointed by thf President of the Board of Local Improvement of the City of Crystal Lake, Illinois. to spread said assessment.

12-13 of the City Clerk of said City of Crystal Lake, and having applied to the County Court of McHenry County for an assessment of the cost of said improvement according to the benefits and assessments therefore having been made and returned to said Court, which assessment is divided into ten (10) annual installments bearing interest at the rate of six (61 per cent per annum; the final hearing thereon will be held on the 8th day of April cement concrete pavement hereinafter designated Type all in the City of Crystal Lake as provided for in 'and by an ordinance passed by the City Council of the said City on March 5th, A. D. 1929 and approved by the Mayor on March 5th, 1929, entitled "An Ordinance for Paving Mc-Henry Avenue and Other Streets in the City of Crystal Lake, McHenry County, Illinois" the ordinance for the same being now on file in the office to Be wauuiitu attfnd the Mre. Kadydeck Paaaea Away Mrs. Joseph Kodydeck.JSr., passed away at her home Thursday morning after a long and lingering illness.

Mrs. Kodyderk was born in Pre-1 borove, Cxecho-Slovakia in 1872. The most of her lift was spent in Chicago, here she entered into holy wed-loek with Mrs. Jos. Kodyderk.

Her former name was Anna Karvasek. She later moved to Fox River Grove, where she spent the remainder of her life. She passed away at the age of fifty seven years. Those that mourn the passing of Mrs. Kodydeck are: Jos.

Kodyderk. husband; Mrs. Lukes, Mrs. Cos-tello, May and Cecilia Kodydeck, daughters; and Jos. Kodyderk, son.

Her remains were taken to the Nosek Undertaking Chapel in Cnic- Type or a Warrenite-Bitulithic pavement upon a Portland cement concrete base designated Type or a reinforced Portland me HENRY R. STILLER Kri.la.' athi on outdoor In the for 1-. uf- muin-, fut-f Lie August Honomichl and friends motored to the Grove Sunday, and enjoyed the day in the Honomichl summer home. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Vares and family of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swartz, Saturday. Frank Belsky and Frank Urhan of Cicero sieni the past week in the rove. Mrs.

Heidelberg, Mrs. Bartunek, and son Joseph visited with Mr. Bartunek in a Chicago Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.

Max Ferenc, of Chicago -pent the weekend in their home hire. Frank erny and son Stanley were in Chieairo on business Monday. John Struki of Chicago spent the wtekend in nis summer home here, which i- now boinir remodeled. Mr. and Mrs.

William Oliverius. son William, daughter Ann, and Mi-s Kth.d Oliverius enjoved the weekend in their summer home here. Ilegner enjoyed Tuesday and W.d-ii-il;:y off duties iii nicago. -Mr. i Mr-.

Funk Swartz, n'ertameo Mr. Mrs. John Sw Mr and Mr. s. Swartz.

an Mr. and Mr-. Jim Swartz ovei rid. Mr. nu Mr.

Kuiolpn Mudra ano daug lit mice of Cicero -pent ami Suri'lav visiting with Mr aric; Mrs. Frank J. Cerny. Mrs. John l.egat.

motored to Chicago Saturday, where -he attend a -howr given in honor of Mrs. John Ku'al at toe home of Mrs. Joseph Blaha. Any one willing to donate used furniture, kindly call 117. Your donations tie very much appreciate- the Fox Athletic Club.

Plumbing Steam Hot Water Vapor Heating i 1 inj: Estimates Furnished Swiftest getaway Greatest hill-climbing nimblest change of pace all combined in BUICK proof awaits you at the wheel! Get behind the wheel and get K'li. po. where funeral servires were held, from the Chapel to Our Lady of l.ourtles churrh where services were also held, and then to the hurial St. Adelberts Cemetery. i Birthday Club Mr.

William Oliverius pleasantly crtertained the Birth-lay Club at home in Fox River Grove Sunday. Bunco was the diversion of and prize- went to Claia Mrs. Jos. Swartz. and Mrs.

Jerome Karelia. A very was served i the hostess. Tho-e who enjoyed this party were: Mrs. J. Hroza.

Sr Ann Hroza. Francs Karelia. Clara Cerr.y. Mr-. John Swartz.

Jos. Swan. Mrs. Fr.nk Swartz. Mrs.

Jerry Ka rella. Ann and the ho-tess. Mrs. Wm. After a very enjoyable day th quests departed for their homes in O'irago.

Fori River Grove Tel. Gary 81-R-l Grove Ave. Box 109 -I I. -ays nn- ri.ioV i the facts! 1. UTUi SPECIAL ASSESSMENT XOTICE 'A auir rr-t IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF THE CITY OF CRYSTAL LAKE.

ILLINOIS TO LEVY A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT FOR IMPROVING OF Mr HENRY AYE-Nl'E ASP OTHER STREETS IN SA1P CITY HY CRADIXG, CURBING. DRAINING. PAYING. AMI KNOWN AS PAYING DISTRICT NO. 14.

Th. f.r tt i num. In Memoriam In recent memory of i ur dear little laughter Betty, who passed away one ve; ago today. No one knows t'e -ilent heartache. Only those who have lost can tell of the grief that is borne in For the one we loved so well.

More and more each oay we mi-v Bettv Frienos may Think trie wound but thev little know -row thit within ear M' and Mr-. R-y 11 Brother, Si-t MRUS 121 SIRirS 129 11 SO to $1 20 1 S2 1-S $1 S9i to $14 SO SlHf-siS -H-S hereby eiven to all per- SI'RITS 1 16 $12:0 10 $1 2() $1 1 'l $12S0 N. Sedans oupes Srwin Car 1 so Sl'2S Sl'-M. Eieht Bridtette- M. ii.

of The ElC Br.dfc" entertaine Thur-da- ir.i; home of r. et i- va'de r. hi the aw lr were c.r-iy oka. 1 I'v. --ak.

si it tensted that the City Council of the Citi of Crystal Lake, McHenry out ty. Illinois, havinp ordered that, a local improvement be maoe for ie of McHenry Avenue from h- southwesterly street line of ir- ir.r.ia Street the -reet I r.e of Broadway, extended, ano 'hose portions of Park Street. Lake Stret and East Broadway within the -tr-et lines of portion i McHenry Avenue and not in the roadway thereof; Lake Street from the northwesterly street line of McHenry Avenue to the north Remember The big thing in any paint job is Quality Paint Poor paint may look good when first applied, but time tells the story of paint. A year from now you will know whether your paint was up to standard or not. Why not buy the best in the beginning and be assured of quality.

1 o- These prite4 f. o. H. Hank Factor, special equipment eMra. tern.

can be arranged on the liberal G. M. A. (.. Time F'jvmcni i'ian.

OVERTON AND COWEN Crystal Lake, 111. FOR INVESTMENT We offer at par and accrued interest: First Mortgages in amounts up to $3500 on Fox River Grove real estate to net 6' Fox River Grove Improvement Honds, $500 and S1000. to net 6' 3 Interest on Savings 1 1 ard nf Thanks We -erehx wi-h ex; re" nur heart felt i-n. tor gratitude us during our recent We i-h t- our many friends for flora, tnbute. and of au-ornohiies.

Mr. Kodydeck. Family B- Co. Hdw. Raue westerly street line of I.ake Avenue extended, and that portion of Lake Avenue lvimr within the street lines of the said portion of Lake Street and r.ot included in the roadway thereof, an i Lake Avenue from the southwesterly street line of Lake Street to the southeasterly street line of Van Bur-n Street, by adjusting all existing manhole covers, constructing- vitrified tile pipe -torm water drains, brick masonry comb.

nation manholes and catch basins with cast iron covers, brick masonry manhole- with cast iron covers, Storm water inlets with cast, i iron covers, gradintr and preparing the Crystal Lake 1 I pav r-iir-r "nrwic 111 1 oiLcrrxH. to receive tne nereinanei Mr Mr-. F. Black a care piU.Jy at home of Mr. and Mr-, (ieort-e St.llman of Rogers ParK Sa'urdav.

Mr r.d ife Kotaska and -oR with the 0.atrr.s Ut weekend. Mr Mrs. err aroi were in i Saturday. In atteicie.i V- Marbrc Theater arai -aw t-e 1 rue ard U-rU is Nature. i a Ma- McGraw and I'vo-ak saw the Sarur-eveninjr I rf.rm.inv irojrram.

Miss Elizabeth was of her parents. Mr. Mr-. A. Haus-: ner.

Thursday. In the evenma sjje oartv of the loll. hi. lie A Sale That Is Worth While Coming To SALE IFff May, 2D Aondl Hastes Pays trnllsr 1- M-t. if.

shot i Kijrht Bndiref.es at the r.ome i Clara Duhsky. several i Mm- Mildred Vn of Barnnpfm Uisi-ed wrth her Mr-. Frank Hefner, afternoon. II t.ert Mr. and Mrs.

Frank J. -rny and 1 River familv motored to dcero wnere tne r--v rave v.sited with Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gr. for Mudra.

tree Mr. an(i Mrs. Stanlev Ruzna. r- in daughter Mildreo of Chicago were weekend isitor- in the EI FOX RIVER GROVE, ILL. PHONE CARY 1 Tell Your Friends GROVE THEATR Fox River Grove, Illinois PHOTOPLAY CALENDAR, Shows 7:20 and 9 p.

m. Young Tots' Washable Hats in Women's Night Gowns of fine Men's Blue Work Shirts, a big value at Boys' and Girls, Slip Over Sweaters, in all new patterns. Value to $2.00, sale price $1.19 all new spring patterns, at 69c quality 89c Ha? Saturday Mar. 29 30 frl" BortU.11 and Jark Pickford in Bovs' Washable Suits, 2 to 6 in Mens All Wool Button Down the Front Sweaters, a $5.00 value at $3-83 Men's Khaki Pants, a $1.50 value, 10 days only, at $1-00 "CAXG WAR" Anvid drama of fiaminu- (rancland Ladies' Linget Bloomers, in all colors. A good buy 49c We have a few Hats.

Some sold as high as $5.00, on sale new spring patterns, at 89c Sunday, Mar. 31 Leatrice Jy Her Latest "TROPIC MADNESS" A torrid thriller of South Sea Lore! See the volcanic eruption. Also M-G-M News Events and Mack Sennett Comedy. "CoW Differ Wee-Admission Adult 35c, Children 15c Writing Paoer in Kasha Cloth A very fine quality. Per box, aajKiboit fanr.n anl Hal Roach Srrmd HiHdMMhi I6-Adults ChiWren 15c 23c Men's Socks, value to 25e pair, sale price, 2 pair for A only sw Rih Union LJUlies Suits.

A very fine grade TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 and 3 44 Prht Ladies' Allen A. Hosiery. A fine silk hose, all colors at 89c SPECIAL ATTRACTION and Harold Lloyd Comedy, "From Hand Mouth." A Adults 40c, Children 20c PRIZE NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY Men's Collar Attached Shirte, all the new patterns at $10 1 Caps. Some of these caps sold at $2.00, sale price $l-0 i Men's Nainsook Athletic Sui, I aU sizes at, per suit 35c fdumbia Picfur if Men's Cotton Rib Suits, medium weight, $1.50 seller, sale only, at 1,0 Men's Dress Pants, Some et these pants sold at $6.00, sale Men's White Broadcloth Shirts. A $20 value, on sale 10 days only, at $1-65 Women's and Misses' Slip Over price Doniluti Sweaters In new snades ana Don't forget to order yonr new ilea's CanVJLS 6 Women's Silk and Rayon Hose at SOe valne, at 3 pair styles, only $L49 Come in and see for yourself.

Everything a bargain. 10 Days 4 suit now. 200 samples to pick from. Am all wool suit J425.0Q. A guarantee fit.

only. lCCa A New AsMlmt-or MeJ Dress Ties. Some value to $10, aale price S9c auldren's Bear Brand Hose, aU sizes in tan. beige and node shades, at per pair 23e Ladies' Rayon Bloomers and Chemises, in aU new colors, at 79c Ladies Gloves of Suede doth. Sold as nigh as $1.00.

Sale price i 1 50. Children's Bloomers. Made of fine linget, in all colors at 49c MeV Cotton Flaasel Shirts. 5 Ladies' Cotton Silk Rib Vests. 10 Days only, at 2e Ladies' and Misses, Belts in blue, red, gold and black patent leather.

These belts sold as high as 75. Sale price 59e thai An AD Jap SCk Service Sheer. Com binds beauty and service, 10 leading spring shades. Sale price 9 A Hundred Other Items, numerous to mention. Come in and see for yourself.

10 Day only. Anywhere yoa wUl pay $2 Safe price jr Ladies' Aprons and Hesse Dresses. We-are this line out and getting ready for oar new spring line. ifme or these dresses sold to $3.. SaJe price 51.13 Bring In your old clothes to be cleaned and repaired.

Made like new. suits cleaned and pressed every tij service. Peets Vegetable Oil Soap, for hard water, 4 tars to box, 2 boxes 1 ALL SALES WILL T.Z Boys Kee rta jolors indezea. aloe I2.C0. price.