The Daily Sentinel from Woodstock, Illinois • Page 5

Woodatock Dally Sentinel Saturday. Novmbf 1150 5 Buy? Sell? Rent? Exchange? Phone No. 5 FujlNY BUSINESS 3ST0CK DAILY SENTIXa By HERS HB EAGER HELP WANTED HUNTLEY NEWS Carole Rehberg, Kenneth Krause, Anthony Zemla, John Riedl, John Conley, Douglas Langan, Kenneth Langan, Henry Miller, and Joseph Sikora. rubMahad Evarjr Evening Except Sunday B. K.

8 HAW PRl.VTINO CO. 101 N. Bantoa Ft Woodstock, 111. 'U H. PILCHER.

QenaraJ Wanatar Entered aa ntcand-cUM matter Auiruxt (1, DM, at Oi post ofTloa HUNTLEY'S CHURCHES Congregational Church Rev. Walter. Htyl INDUSTRIAL SPRAY PAINTERS WANTED Prefer men with experience on Japanning. Wrinkle finishes and other similar materials, Immediate and steady employ. at W'oodHtocK.

in inula, under the Act of March 1171. SALE MISCELLANEOUS For Sale: Good 9 12 rug. Reasonable. 834 Clay Woodstock, For Sale: Fireplace wood cut to desired lengths. Call 1639 1.

For Sale: Mouton lamb fur coat, also baby crib dresser. Gordon Anderson, Wonder Lake, near Thomas' Grocery, BJUY T. V. AT COST We must clear our Television inunntApu A email rlartna i uill Betty Ann Anderson Becomes Member Of Huntley Legion Auxiliary Unit with Classified Advertising On Dt SUNDAY 10 a. m.

Regular service the junior choir 11 m. Sunday school Parts for the Christmas gram will be given to the 5c Pr Word ic Per Wort! pro-Sun Two Days Thr Days Six Day Par Wore merit ror qualified men, Union Special Machine Co. Huntley Illinois 15c Per Wore HUNTLEY The regular meet-ing of the Huntley Legion was held Tuesday with 13 members and one guest, Betty Ann Anderson, present. Mrs. Anderson joined at the meeti.ig.

President Vera Enstrom op-pointed Dorothy Moorehead as On Month 45c Ptr Wore 7S Minimum Cbarga i hold any set till Xmas. Every Sunday Is Open House day school thia Sunday. All wishing to participate should be resent to begin practice. The junior choir will meet Thursday after school and the senior choir will meet at' 8 p. m.

Thursday. tion pictures taken recently and have gotten the proofs back. All agree they are very nice. Graduation announcements have been ordered so the class is really jetting into the spirit of giaduation. In English, the seniors are studying about several English authors and reading some of the poems and stories they wrote.

There was a typing expert visited Huntley high school recently. He could type over 140 words per minute better than some of the seniors. 25c Service Charge For Box Numbers on BLIND ADS vetcrans'craft shop chairman and I Free Coffee and Cake Free Ice Cream and toys I for the kiddles Drive down Sunday and bring Help Wanted: Woman to help With care of 2 children and evening meal, during December and January. 2 or 3 p. m.

to 9 p. m. Telephone 1170 Woodstock. the family to: R. S.

CAMPBELL APPL. CO. Deadline for Classifieds 4 10:30 AM Dally AM Saturday Wanda Enstrom as poppy chairman. The next meeting, a Christmas party, will be held Dec, 12 and will include a potluck dinner and gift exchange. Guests at that meeting will be the district pros-! ident and her secretary and the I 1943 Central St.

Evanston.Illinois Classified Disnlav See terrific bargains in used I R. C. Admiral, Motorola and Phllco. Large screens as low ai $69.93. county presiaent ana ner secre tary.

VI --ig tyfttiry -let ihetHc rtaT u.Ttat. or Lutheran Church Rev. Arthur Schxoeder SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. Holy communion will be celebrated.

Announcements for communion will be Friday between 2 and 5:30 p. m. and 7 to 9:30 p. m. 9:15 a.

m. Sunday school The Sunday school will rehearse for their Christmas eve program Saturday at 1:30 p. m. The, adult membership class meets every Tuesday at 8 p. m.

Everyone is welcome to sit in on these gatherings. The topic for next Tuesday class Is "What Does the Bible Say About Mankind From Adam to Moses." SPONSOR TALENT SHOW The Huntley junior and senior high school chorus is sponsoring a talent show with the Huntley high school students as the participants. The show will be held at 8 p. m. Dec.

12 in the high school auditorium. oujr rveu igcraiurs, rutnges, Radios, all electrical appliances at wholesale prices. SUNDAY ONLY 3:00 P. M. to 8:00 P.

M. "Gentlemen, we've mad real progress we are now spending taxes before we collect them!" ENTERTAINS SOS CLUB Mrs. Mazie Blott entertained her SOS club with Leila Frederick and Nettie Williams as guests. MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED For work on light machinery parts. Openings are available for both experienced and inexperienced men.

Union Special Machine Co. Huntley Illinois 6a Tim Two Timet 1.78 Thr Tbna 149 Six Timet 4.38 Thlrtn Tim 844 Twenty-six Timet 18.38 Bold Fee Doubl Prlc Readers or Notices 5c vr Word. Per Insertion, Run the Paper. Minimum 50c Card of Thanks Up lo 35 Word. 11.50 Additional Words.

5c Each LOST AND FOUND BIRTHDAY PARTY Darlene Schmidt celebrated her birthday Nov. 18 by entertaining some of her friends with a party Catholic Church Rev. F. L. Day Masses every Sunday at 8 and 10 a.

m. Confessions between 7 and 8 p. m. Saturdays Business Opportunities TWO LADIES To do telephone" survey work from their home for the largest company of its kind today, must have private line. Experience helpful, not necessaiy.

75c per hour to start Will work with local representative. Write box 69 Co Sentinel. at ner home. Guests were Betty Ann Ehle, Karen Hendrickson, Veronica Conley, Wanda Seeman, and Mary Lou Kreutzer. Four girls and eignt boys made Wanted: men for pelting, mostly inside work.

No experience necessary, $50.00 per week. North wood Fur Farm, Cary 3301.. taken now for the holiday. Call 372 or 232 after 5 p. m.

For Sale: Round Oak heater, excellent condition. 538 West South St. Telephone 990 J. For Sale: Trailer Dollie, backable type, $35.00. Third and Court 3rd house on left.

William Tamasy. For Sale: 24 drinking cups, pipe and supply tank. Telephone 1663 2. Woodstock. For Sale: girls bicycle, good condition.

620 Kimball. Telephone Lost: Car keys in front of Bowman Shoe store, Late Friday afternoon. John McConnell. Telephone 1632 1. Lost: on Wednesday, Ladies red wallet, in Woodstock 5 10.

Please return to E. E. Moore, 1108 Jewett Street. Woodstock. Telephone 1841 M.

Lost Female, German short haired pointer no tail Wearing chrome plated chain collar. Answers to Queen," Color brown tick. REWARD. Jack Slavin, 907 Jefferson, Harvard. AUTOMOTIVE SALES BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Akerberg i entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of her brother, Vernon I Brunschon, on his birthday. their first communion at the 8 o'clock mass Sunday in St. Mary's church, Huntley. They were led to the altar by Ted Hennigan, crossbearer; Robert Riedl and Harold Han- HEIDELBERG.

GERMANY, (AP) The United States today announced reactivation in Europe of its Seventh army the first American "army" on the continent since demobilization after World War II. Two veteran major tactical units of American forces in Germanythe First U. S. infantry division and the U. S.

constabulary have been assigned to the new unit, the U. S. commander-j in-chief in Europe, Gen. Thomas T. Handy, announced.

NOTICE Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mer Tor Sale: 39 Studebaker 6 heater. Good condition. Make me an offer.

519 Fremont (rear accompanied lin Brunschon, Wanda and Billy, I sen, acolytes, and Capron; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brun- i by about 50 other children of the house) Woodstock. Diehl. Woodstock piano tuner, sells spinet pianos factory-to.

borne. Reconditioned piano. Telephone 208-W. 1168 W. For Sale: 1940 Studebaker Cham schon and family, Mrs.

Vernon parish. Brunschon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert1 Those making their first com-Kreutzer and family, Huntley; I munion Included Carol Ewert, Mrs. Mable Brunschon, Marengo! Barbara Knutter, Rosalia Sikora, WANTED INSPECTORS Men to do floor and bench inspection on a wide variety of parts and sub-assemblies.

Good working conditions. Permanent employment Union Special Machine Co. Huntley Illinois pion, rebuilt motor. Will Sacrifice, $150.00. Reed's Shell Station, 322 Woodstock.

RENTALS ir JOHN ZIMMERMAN McHENRY GARAGE Willys-Overland Sale PARTY FOR MRS. STATLER I Dinner guests in the Charles Lazansky home Sunday were Dr. and Mrs. O. I.

Statler, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anderson and Gail if tar 200 tMufcif oaqxrfuaM 1 W47JZnieatoiBcuKTOlcoooav rout atOMr kadi UmJtr wr aVa i Jeens-Jeenatora Station Wiwim For Rent: 3 room heated, unfurnished apartment Inquire Bur-nie O. Wingate, North Seminary. Telephone 1652-M 1.

Dairy and Feed at Auction One-Half and One Ton Trucks sJ TeL McHenry 403 MITCHELL DRUG STORE 404 Front St McHenry 118 Benton St Phone 488 and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Block and children, Elgin. The occasion was Mrs. Sta tier's birthday.

WE NEED SCRAP Sell your scrap, Iron, Paper, Batteries, Rafts ahd Metal to us. Phbit 1231-W CALL LOU BEAR BUSINESS SERVICES SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS For Rent: Modern -duplex house in country. Immediate posses-1 sion. McHenry County Land Woodstock. Phone 211.

For Rent: Modern studio apart-1 ment. furnished, near square, Suitable for two adults. Tele- nVinno 278 Woodstock for. an- I Best Prices on Repairs and SENIOR NOTES FROM HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL The individual pictures taken of all school students have arrived and much exchanging is taking place among the students. The seniors had their gradua- Beverage salesman, excellent opportunity to tell a nationally advertised brand of beverage, in Lake and McHenry counties, in advance of our truck.

Company offers salary, commission and all expenses paid, also Insurance plan and yearly Must' be under 30 and have car. See E. J. Krauss, Waukegan Hotel, Monday 9 a. m.

to 9 p. m. Alterations on your Buildings, call HERMAN BENSON Crystal Lake 1309 1 after ft pointment. p. m.

SITUATION 'WANTED PIANOS Factory Warehouse Unusual Bargains in hew and used. We represent such famous- makes as Baldwin, Cable; Kimball, Wurlitzer and others Spinets, Grands and Uprights. See us before you buy. Select your Christmas piano now convenient terms. DAVID E.

STARK Cor. West Chicago Union Sts. Elgin, Illinois Ph. Elgin 780 WANTED TO RENT FOR SALE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES LARRY KILTZ 1014 Clay St. Woodstock, I1L Phone 549 Wanted: 3 or 4 room apartment or house.

By February 15. Call Round Lake 2223. Working girl wants job caring for children after 5 p. m. Wants room, and board.

Telephone 558-R after 5 p. COP Agrees To Slow Down Work In This Session FRED'S UPHOLSTERY SHOP WILLIAM H. RUSSEL and WILLIAM B. SULLIVAN. Auctioneers The undersigned, having been confined to the Hospital, and at the present time in poor health, is compelled to sell his Dairy at Public Auction, on the farm formerly known as the Tom Johnson Farm, on the old Huntley-Woodstock Blacktop Road 1 miles West of 47, 6 miles South of Woodstock, and 5 miles North of Huntley, on.

SUNDAY, DEC. 3rd, 1950 Commencing at 1:30 P.M.. as follows: 15 CHOICE DAIRY COWS 4 of which are springers, 2 registered first calf Swiss Heifers, 1 Hol-stein Heifer 8 months old, vaccinated; 1 Swiss Heifer 6 months old, can be registered: Holstein Bull lMs years old. FEED 200 bales of oat straw 800 bales alfalfa and clover hay 20 feet of silage in 14 ft. silo MACHINERY 5 ft.

McCormick Deering horse 8' McCormick Deerlng Tandem mower Disc McCormick Deering Hay Loader 6 roll Appleton corn husker Hay Rake Walking plow 2 sets of harness MILKING EQUIPMENT Surge milker with motor, pump 8 milk cans; 2 rinse tanks, pails and pipeline for 22 cows and strainers 2 units MISCELLANEOUS 1 Gas Range 1 Coal Range TERMS USUAL BANK TERMS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Owner FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WOODSTOCK. Clerking Member Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Family of three wants 4-5 room unfurnished apartment or house in Woodstock, Telephone 602 J. For Sale; Monarch Electric Range, perfect condition. Telephone McHenry 170. Gluing Upholstering and Repairing of all kinds Free Pickup and Delivery 507 Park Ave.

Phone 1372-M Manager of G. D. Connell Farm, married, two children, available after sale November 18th. Henry 'Schroeder, Route 1, Woodstock. Telephone 1635 1.

STOCKROOM HELP WANTED Male or female, filling orders and maintaining stock of light and medium weight sewing" parts. Union Special Machine Co. Huntley Illinois WASHINGTON (AP) A prospective Republican slowdown pelled trouble today for administration proposals in the lame INFORMATION DIRECTORY Water weUt drilled. Van Hoozen, Will do typing, filing, bookkeeping evenings or in my home. References available.

Call Crystal. Lake 1322-W 2, Buck. Leaving Town Must Sell Davenport and slip cover, mahogany bedroom suite, pull up chair, mirror 28" porcelain top kitchen table, rug 8 10, dressing table and chair. 226 W. Calhoun Woodstock, 111.

Phone 719-J. drillers. Alden, Illinois. Tele-pnone Hebron 1006. Experienced and reliable.

Free estimates. For Police-Call 14, if no answer Call 144 Spraying ana removal. In WANTED TO BUY sured. J. W.

Raycraft Tale-phone McHenry 298-R. SALE REAL ESTATE To report a FIRE call Woodstock ZERO Phone CUTTER GRINDERS Wanted to Buy: Piano in good condition. Call 1002 R. 1 WOODSTOCK CUSTOM vmrTsNT nivmnv WANTED Furniture Antiques ri finshed stored DOCTOR telephone the' WOODSTOCK HOSPITAL 86 It vou cannot locate your duck congress beginning Monday. Republican leaders were reported, in private agreement that work in the expiring session ought to be held to a minimum.

They will have added strength in both houses and a larger voice in decisions when the new conv-gress meets in January. The GOP's reluctance to act might contribute difficulties to President Truman's demands for approal of an excess prints tax and for an extension of rent in the short session. It could help kill house-approved Hawaii and Alaska statehood bills, on which Mr. Truman has asked action. Will OTCay Spending There may be some questions about details, but Republicans are expected to go along with a forthcoming presidential request for another big chunk of money Wanted; a baby sitter at my home, 3:30 to 11:30 p.

m. Telephone 1342 M. John Bayer 1009 Bunker Sti Prop. Tel. 374iJi FARMS WANTED Especially 60 to 160 acres and larger.

I have clients. Call or write Ohrwall Realty Crystal Lake, Illinois, 1207 or 245-M. Two apartment house, Jower apt. vacant. Good location.

So. side of town. Immediate possession. Price $10,500. Carl M.

Larsen, Realtor, 205 Throop St. Phone 970. Answer to Previous Puzzle Man or woman to work on a wide' variety' of Milling Cutter Drills, Counter Bores, etc. Experienced desirable. Union Special Machine Co.

Huntley Illinois Young Animal FARMERS TRADING POST lighest prices paid for dead ani-r mals. Prompt and courteous service. Globe Rendering Co. Call collect McHenry 157 or Crystal Lake 105. i Moving South, must sell new Help Wanted: Steady single man 2 bedroom house in McHenry; on riairv farm.

Carl f) Petto. etc twi hmiu VERTICAL 1 Cushions 2 Persia 3 Weapon 4 Bargain event 5 Small bird 6 Hypothetical structural unit 7 Proboscis 8 Ireland 9 Haunch HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted 4 They also are known as 9 The adult is called a 12 Indeed 13 Zeal 14 Sick 15 Hang loosely 1111 aiJU WblA UM V. son. Telephone Marengo 1083. on left.

IMMEDIATE POSSES- For' Sale: Spring Boars from tiMiiite Duroc Sows and Minnesota number one Boar, also Shropshire Rams. A. B. McConnell. SION.

William Tamasy. BRING IN YOUhTpROPERTY-WE'LL FURNISH THE CUSTOMERS. I QUINLAN LAND OFFICE 10 Bulging jar 17 Uncombined 19 Symbol for tlnll Merriment For, Sale: Spotted Poland China v- Boars, Frank Jung, 2, Rich-K mond. Telephone Richmond 796. 44 Envelop 45 Entrance 46 Was borne 47 Famous English school 48 Source of a stream 50 Dance step 52 Era 55 Jumbled type 26 Snare 27 Shout 29 Portrait statue 30 Fondles 36 Memorandum 37 Hammer head 40 Glut 41 Unclosed 43 Rowing implements WANTED AT ONCE Floorman for commercial work; and ad composition.

Can use a combination Lino-and-hand compositor. Inquire WOODSTOCK SENTINEL Phone 5 20" Urge (slang) 16 Ring or circle 21 Compass point (comb, form) 22 An (Scot) 18 Encounter 23 Correlative of 23 Trying Wanted to do Custom corn pick either GOOD THINGS TO EAT For Sale Heavy choice' white Pekin ducks. John Killeeri, 1, Woodstock, Telephone 1603 experience 25 Ascended ing and soy bean combining. Telephone McHenry 601-M 1. 24 Babylonian Sox Sale: 25 White Rock Pullets.

Telephone 1697-R 1, Woodstock. SALE MISCELLANEOUS TOP PRICES PAID FOR CORN Horace Saunders Auctioneers: Wm. B. Sullivan, Phone Marengo 112 Wm. H.

Russel, Phone Woodstock 1279 My" farm has been sold and I am moving to town. I will sell all my personal property at my farm located 3 miles west of Marengo, and nine miles east of Belvidere on U.S. 20 on MONDAY. NOV. 27 Commencing at 12:00 O'Clock Sharp The following property described to wit: 18 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK Consisting of 10 Holstein cows, some springers, balance milking good and bred back; 2 Holstein bulls, 6 months old; 1 Holstein bull, 16 months old; 1 Holstein bull, 6 weeks old; 2 bred heifers; team good work horses and harness; chickens, 125 1 year old hens; 40 Indian River pullets.

FARM MACHINERY John Deere 999 corn planter with tongue trucks; McDeering side delivery rake; McDeering corn binder; John Deere manure spreader; Van Brunt 7 ft. grain drill; Broadcast seeder; 3 section wood drag; 5 'ft. McDeering mower; David Bradley potato planter; 15 gallon sprayer; 2 single row cultivator; hay rake; dray cart, pulleys and rope; 2 horse disc; rubber tire wheel barrow; 100 steel posts; McDeering gas engine; pile lumber; platform scale; potato digger; pump jack and motor; 6 8-gal. mik cans; hot water heater; rinse tanks, pails and strainer; chicken feeders, waterers; electric time switch; chicken equipment; also tons of shovels, forks, and many small tools too numerous to mention. Some household, goods, including Norge refrigerator, 1 Frigidaire electric range, 2 gas stoves, 2 washing machines.

HAY. GRAIN AND CORN 500 bales soy bean hay; 300 bales mixed hay; 200 bales eat straw; 400 bushels Clinton 11 oats, 38 lb. test; 75 shocks corn; 500 bushels of good hard corn in crib. MRS. ELLEN JOHNSON TERMS: Usual Bank Terms.

Clerk: Second National Bank of Belvidere 1 Woodstock. Phone 1660-M-2 to finance the fighting in Korea and to build up military forces. Included in this are likely to be additional funds for atomic developments. A proposed 60 to 90-day extension of rent controls may provide a hot fight. Chairman May-bank (D-SC) of the senate banking committee has indicated hs will go along with a short extension.

Present controls expire Dec. 31, unless extended six months by local communities. Senator Ives (R-NY) has said he would support a brief extension of the present law, Senator Taft of Ohio, who heads the GOP policy committee, has insisted that rent controls be tied up with price-wage controls which the president said he isn't ready to impose Profits Tax Snags 1 The excess profits tax situation is up In the air. House passage of such a bill conceivably could be followed by no final senate action in this congress. The senate's unfinished business, when it resumes sessions I Monday, is a bill to amend the Railway Labor act to permit the union shop and check-offs in that industry.

It could be made the subject of lengthy debate by any group wanting to stall legislative action. Coffee it Doughnuts, good on cold winter nlghti EARLY AMERICAN BAKERY For Sale: Ducks, Geese and Chickens, dresesd and. delivered. Call Union 2165, Russell Kelahan. Sale: Yearling Holstein pure- nrea dujis.

Topsalo Farms, Spring Grove. Telephone 516 Richmond. For Sale: one 52 gallon electric hot water heater, also one 30 gallon hot water tank. Reasonable. Telephone 783 Woodstock.

For Sale: Baby crib bassinette crib youth Also new set of Child Craft. Reasonable. 626 S. Jefferson, Woodstock. inted: Baled wheat rye and INSTRUCTION i 2 a Is it la a I9 to 11 iT" jr" 1 I gr-gj-LJ Mm P- JT 55 "EST a 55 I I I I I 15 deity 26 Beginner 28 Journey 31 Crimson 32 Frozen water 33 Malt beverage 34 Drunkard 35 Scheme 37 SUes 38 Behbldf 39 Chief priest of a shrine 40 Thus 42 Quantity of hemp fiber 45 Exist 47 Exclamation of inquiry 49 Seem 51 Give 53 Beverage 54 Swift 56 Portuguese India 57 Abstract being 58 Mortify 59 Terminal Mr.

Maus, 532 W. South Street Woodstock Telephone 633. call d-k products co. ACCORDION SCHOOL Private Lessons New Used and Rental Accordion Crystal Lake Phone 1151-W Southwest end of lake Dead Si Crippled Animals KILLER HORSES DOWN. CATTLE Woodstock 1375 Hebron 120 The finest and best home heating equipment you can buy for your money.

Gravity, forced warm air furnaces In oil, gas or coal, completely installed. F. H. with 10 down and 30 months to pay. Ask for free bid.

MONTGOMERY WARD. Phone 992. Crystal Lake 820 Huntley 3951 Only Rendering Plant in Mc Henry County To Buy Or Sell And Sometimes Rent A Classified Ad Is Money Well Spent.