Arlington Heights Herald from Arlington Heights, Illinois • Page 15

HELP WANTED HELP WANTED POSITION assured, wide awake man who is able to sell. General Motors dealer will train in automotive field, but would like man with some selling experience. Give complete facts on age, education and references in first letter. Write Box W43 Herald, Arlington Heights. HELP helper, 5 days a week, beginning Sept.

7. Permanent. Call Mt. Prospect 1088. HELP man work.

sltion Johns, field. WANTED SINGLE over 35 for general farm (No milking). Steady po- year round. Charles 1420 Greenwood, Deer (8-26 HELP WANTED UNSKILL- ed laborer for Sebold Mfg. Co.

1 S. Hickory Arlington Hts. HELP WANTED YOUNG and general office work. Phone Palatine 38-J2. HELP WANTED MIDDLE aged woman for kitchen work to stay short hours.

Permanent position. Contact Tavern. Phone Lake Zurich 3191. HELP WANTED WOMAN. General house work.

Plain cooking. Under 50. Stay. No heavy cleaning. 1 child in family.

Own room, radio. References. $30.00. Phone Palatine 420. HELP WANTED WAITRESS.

Part time. Sandwiches and fountain. Good pay. Lantern Grill, 15 E. Miner Arl.

Hts. HELP WANTED FOR light assembly work. 75c per hour to start. Write box 474, Arlington Heights. WE HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO EXPAND OUR Northern Illinois District Two weeks ago we advertised far three men and today these men who were hired are on their to financial independence.

The home office says, by wire today, to open much more territory and put on 2 Men At Once! Car necessary; over 25 years of age; must be aggressive and no4 afraid to work. We will prove to you in the field that your earnings surpass $1,000 per month. If we do not prove these earnings to you within a 10 day period, then we suggest that you find some other position. Never say these earnings are impossible because many of our men are earning much more. Excellent opportunity for advancement for those who will honestly work and like organization Get Going Now! Own your own home and enjoy the comforts of life.

Act now. You may be one of the three accepted. For Appointment Phone Elgin 5750 or 6220 AROUND KIT- chen help. Waitresses or wait-, ers. Eddie Hinsberger.

Phone Wheeling 174. (8-5tf WAITRESS WANTED HRD- lieka Restaurant. Arl. Hts. (8-19tf HELP WANTED WOMAN far housework.

Ojie or two days a week. Phone Palatine 660-R. HELP GRADE school janitor for general cleaning and maintenance work. Full time, steady work, good conditions, retirement benefits. Need able-bodied man.

Experience preferred. Write Board of Education. Bensenville, or call 132. HELP WANTED WOMAN between 40-55 to help care for invalid man. No children.

No washing. Nice home. Good wages. Phone Bartlett 2491. (8-26 WANTED TELEPHONE Solicitor to work from her own home.

Good money. For information write box W46 Herald. Arl. Hts. LADIES WANTED- TO SHOW our household items.

Wonderful fall business ahead. Very pleasant work. Write box W45 Herald, Arl. Hts. HELP WANTED WOMAN TO do general housework, one or two days a week.

Edward Nelson, Central and Rand roads. Des Plaines. SALESMAN BETWEEN 28-55 years old. Interested in clean low pressure selling where earnings are not the biggest, but are steady and good average. Married man preferred, car necessary.

In reply write Wm. B. Sheehan, Dist. 223 McClur.e Elgin, 111. (9-9 MOTHERS SPLENDID Opportunity to earn during school hours.

No experience necessary. Palisade 5-7848. HELP WANTED WOMAN TO operate dishwasher 2 hours a day in grade school cafeteria. Phone Palatiiv? 660-R. HELP WANTED WOMAN for general house work.

One day a- week. Must have own transportation. Call Mt. Prospect 948-M. HELP WANTED CAPABLE woman for general housework one day a week.

Arl. Hts. 759-J HELP WANTED WAITRESS. Full time. Excellent wages.

Arlington Restaurant. Arl. Hts. HELP WANTED TO do housework one dav a week. Call Arl.

Hts. 2047. HELP WANTED BUSINESS opportunity for parts salesman. No investment necessary Lee jrcraft Co. No.

Milwaukee Wheeling. (8-26tf HELP WANTED MEN LIGHT factory work. Pleasant surroundings, steady work, vacation plan, profit sharing. 5 day week I some overtime available. Call W.

A. Rowles Arlington Hts. 1450. WANTED PART TIME OR full time reai estate salesman. Must be willing to work.

Phone Itasca 7. HELP WANT MAN between 23 and 35 to work for painting contractor. Call Briargate 4-3170. HELP WANTED PRODUC- tion workers. Men and women.

Weber Addressing Machine Co. 200 W. Central Mt. Prospect. Attention Women You Can Earn That EXTRA CHRISTMAS MONEY By Doing Light Assembling Of Toys From Now Until December 1, at E.

W. A. Rowles Co. 4 NO. HICKORY ARLINGTON HEIGHTS PHONE 1450 FOR RENT FOR RENT Housekeeping cabins Lake Minnesota River and Lake fishing per week Beach and Boats CALL JOE STEIGER Arlington Hts.

7019-R or 792-J I FRIDAY. Al'OUST 26, 1949 PAGE FIFTEEN WANTED FOR ROOM private home. Kitchen iliges. Suitable for 2. Wood Dale.

Telephone Bens. 69-J-2. FOR RENT ROOM. 230 Vail, Arlington Heights. S.

FOR ROOM. 3rd house north of Old N. W. Highway on Franklin road. Phone Palatine 24-M-2.

Bert Sumers. FOR RENT 7 ROOM HOUSE in the country, with garage and garden. Partly modern. Write Box W-47 Herald, Arlington Heights. FOR SLEEP- ing room.

Also 5-room furnished apartment. Phone Bensenville 193-R. FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE large sleeping room in private home. Nice location, breakfast and dinner optional. Arl.

Hts. 1342-J. FOR RENT NEW 4 ROOM house, automatic heat, and hot water heater, Venetian blinds. Apply Cheese Store at Rand and Dundee Palatine. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT RESI- dents of Arl.

Hts. 20 yrs. need apt. or flat. Arl.

Ilts. 443-J. FOR RENT ROOM AND board for 2 retired persqns or semi-invalid. Good and care. Palatine 17-J-l.

FOR RENT 2 SLEEPING rooms for males. Phone Mt. Prospect 1021. 4-5-6 HOUSE UNFUR nished, nice family of 4, 2 girls, 8-12. Sept.

1 or before. Excellent references. Write Box W- 20, Herald, Arlington Hts. WANTED TO RENT 5 ROOM apt or house, 1 year. Bensenville or vicinity, excellent references.

Man, wife, 2 daughters entering 2nd and 3rd year high school. Write G. Lunders, 2827 Belden, Chicago 47 or phone Dickens 2-2444. (8-26 WANTED TO RENT house or farm within 10 miles radius. Phone Arl.

Hts. 1997-M. 8 (8-26 FOR 30 ACRES land on share crop. Schaumburg. A.

Wilk, Route 1, Roselle. USED HOUSE TRAILERS FOR rent. Also new latest model house trailers, 3 used models. Lehman Trailer Sales, York, Higgins Touhy roads. Des Plaines 3054-M (8-12tf FOR RENT 2 IIOUSEKEEP- ing rooms for working couple.

Write Box W-48 Herald, Arlington Heights. WANTED TO house or apt. pets. Phone Arl No children or Hts. 2015-J.

(9-9 SMALL APARTMENT DESPER- ately wanted for new teacher at Arlington Heights high school, and wufe. Furnished or unfurnished. Contact Mr. Knoeppel at the high school. WANTED TO RENT VET and wife would like small furnished apt.

Call after 6 p. m. Palatine 499-J-l. (8-19tf WANTED TO RENT 4 OR 5 room apt. Phone Wauconda 3647.

R. 2, McHenry. WANTED TO RENT FUR- nished or unfurnished small apt. or rooms, or cottage, or what have you? For single attorney in early with car. Rea- sonable.

Best Call State 2-8323 or Michigan 2-364o collect. WANTED TO RENT YOUNG employed business couple wishes to rent a 2, 3 or 4 room furnished or unfurnished apt. No children, no pets. Call Arl. Hts.

7089-W. WANTED TO RENT BY EL- ectrical engineer and wife. No children or pets. 3, 4 or 5 room apt. Furnished or unfurnished.

Call alatine 629-WX. Roselle 3331 (9-16 WANTED TO RENT FUR- nished house or apt. Glenview or vicinity. Call Lt. Newman, Room 224 B.

O. Q. Naval Air Station, Glenview 1000. WANTED TO married couple needs 3 or 4 room unfurnished apt. No children or pets.

References if necessary. Phone Mt. Prospect 838R WANTED TO RENT FARM. 80 to 100 acres, for coming year. Roy Baumgartner, Lawrence ave.

and Mt. Prospect Phone Bensenville 893-J-l. FOR SALE TOMATOES FOR canning. Bring own container. Henry Gieseke.

Phone Palatine 547-R. WANT TO RENT Business executive needs immediately 1 or 2 bedroom apt. or house. Phone collect Skokie 5720 days, Skokie 5140 evenings FOR SALE MIXED HAY. About 10 tons.

$17.00 per ton. Phone Lombard 8003-R1, Army Trail Road, one mile of route 53. (8-26 FOR SALE 200 BALES OF alfalfa, 60c a bale. 1949 crop. Call at Maple Acres, Lincoln and Roosevelt rd.

Call Sunday. Elk Grove Township. OPPORTUNITIES Horse, Careful Unlike cattle, horses rarely swal low metallic objects, as they cheu their feed carefully and reject fit materials. GAS STATION STANDARD OIL Well established Stock Equip. Only Central and State Roads Arlington Heights BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY National manufacturer and originator of the combination storm and screen window will appoint local man as sales distributor.

No inventory to carry. Small investment. We will finance. Must Have Good References and Automobile. FOR INTERVIEW CALL Mr.

Macken Tuxedo 9-0123 WANTED TO BUY ALL KINDS of hay. We buy or haul your grain for top market. Grain auger for rent. Pape and Guenther Bros. 529 Palatine road.

Phone Arl. Hts. 515. WANTED TO BUY REVOLY- ers or automatic pistols. Cali Ari.

Hts. 131-R. WANTED FAMILY MOVING from Wisconsin requires 6 room brick or home on landscaped lot. Will pay up to $16,500.00. Advise details.

Box W-49 Arl. Hts Herald, A l- Hts. WANTED TO BUY SMALL bottled gas stove and 4 or 5 cu. ft. refrigerator.

Call after 6. Palatin.e 410-W-l. WANT TO SELL YOUR No Need To Advertise No Need To Spend Your Time SIMPLY Put On One Of Our Lots On A Written Consignment Basis We Get Your Price You Are Under No Obligation You Hold Title Till Sold If You Desire. We Will Buy For Cash Any Trades Involved. We Will Handle All Necessary Financing REMEMBER C-D-4-B-4-U-DEAL Advance Motor Sales Des Plaines N.

River N. Of Rand Rd. (Next To El Rerui Cafe) And 1519 Ellinwood St. (Next To National Tea Store) (8-5tf Dr. John A.

Fortier Funeral services for Dr. John A. Fortier, D. D. of 208 South Sacramento boulevard, Chicago, were held Wednesday, August 24, at 9:30 a.

m. from the funeral home at 3246 West Jackson boulevard to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial was at Chenoa, Illinois. Dr. Fortier died last Saturday night while in the hospital.

January 1, 1942 Dr. Fortier started his dentistry practice in Prospect Heights. He was the last of the original business men except lor Mr. Smith. Many business men closed Wednesday morning in tribute to Dr.

Fortier. Surviving him mother, Mary, and brothers, Emmet and Martin Busse Funeral services for Martin Busse, late of Des Plaines, were held Tuesday from funeral home. Interment was in Ridgewood cemetery. Mr. Busse was a former Elk Grove township farmer, son of th.e late Henry and Mary Busse.

He was born on the Busse farm on Algonquin July 22, 1870. He retired about 20 years ago. Mr. Busse died at his home August 20, following a lingering illness. Surviving are his wife; three sons, Elmer, Franklin and Melvin; four daughters, Gertrude Behrens, Mabel Spiegler, Della Lemke and Olive Schweppe; 17 grandchildren; and two sisters, Ahona Schwake and Minnie Precht.

Fred Heifers Final rites for Fred Heifers, late of 1480 Oak wood, Des Plaines, w'ill be held today, Thursday, at 2 p. from chapel, D.es Plaines. Rev. Alien E. Fedder will officiate 'ind interment will be in St.

cemetery, Elk Grove. Mr. Heifers was born in Elk Grove township March 18, 1868. He died at his home August 22. His wife, Pauline, preceded him in death.

Survivors include his children, Edward. Ella Carlson, Alfred, Mabel Haemker of Palatine, Elmer, Walter and Herman; and 17 grandchildren. Obituaries William P. Melzer Funeral services for William P. Melzer, late of Northbrook, were held August 24 from the Village church.

Interment was in Ridgewood cemetery. He laid in state at funeral home until Wednesday noon. Mr. Melzer was bom in Chicago January 31, 1877. He aied August 21 at St.

Francis hospital. The Melzer family, his grandparents, came to Northfield township in 1847. His mother, Mrs. Sarah Melzer, was 92 August 23. His father was a cabinet maker in Chicago.

William Melzer was a prominent citizen and business man for over 43 years in Northbrook. He was also a member of the Glenview Lodgej 1058 A. F. A. M.

Surviving are his Cath- erine Louise, nee his i children, Mrs. Dorothy Giilesby of Springfield, Mildrea, Wallace, Helen, Raymond, Mrs. Ruth Mueller, Mrs. William Maxson and William, ail ot North- brook; and five grandchildren, Suzanne Melzer, Nancy Giilesby, Sara Maxson, Ronald Maxson and Carol Melzer. August G.

Schwerman Funeral services for August G. Schwerman, late of Sylvan Lake, will be held today, Thurs- day, from Redeemer Lutheran church, Waukegan, at 2:30 p. m. Interment will be in St. cemetery, Fairfield.

Mr. Schwerman, 77, a lifelong resident of Lake county, died Tuesday at his home in Sylvan Lake, a resort community which he developed. He operated a lumber yard and store at Gilmer for 45 years. For many years he was a member of the board of the Northern Illinois district of the Lutheran church, Missouri synod. He was also a deacon at Redemer Lutheran church.

Surviving are his wife, Pauline; children, Mrs. Lillian Hitzmann of Aurora, Esther and Marion at home, Carl H. of Mount Prospect and Earl O. of Rochester, four grandchildren; and three sisters, Mrs. Minna Massman of Libertyville, and Anna and Leno of Gilmer.

With Culligan soft water and ordinary toilet soap, you can enjoy truly luxurious bathing! Step into a bathtubful of billowing, iridescent, soapy bubbles thoroughly-cleansing, aressing suds that give your skin and complexion the smooth, radiant glow of health arj beauty. Call us today! by Good i if Iti 3 W. Central Mt. Prospect Phone 1040 FOR RENT NEW 2-BED- room house completely furnished. garage, automatic heat, 4 miles from Arlington Heights on Buffalo Grove road.

One block south of junction with Dundee road. All day Saturday and Sunday. Week days after 6. Lounsbury. PRODUCE FOR SALE No.

1 Timothy Hay Good clean heavy oats Also some ear corn Will Deliver JOHN F. GARLISCH Higgins Rd. Phone Arlington Heights 7081-M (8-5tf For Sale Seed PLANT NOW BALBORYE ALFALFA REEDS CANARY GRASS We car.ry a complete line of farm seed H. A. Turner Coal Feed Co.

WILLIAM ROLD The will of the late William Rold, of Chicago, who died June 18 leaving a $100,000 estate, has been admitted to probate. Among his bequests is $2,000 to Richard Rold, Nephew, of Des Plaines. VERNON STURM Vernon Sturm, of Palatine, who died intestate July 24, left a $2,000 estate to his widow, Ruth. CARRIE HAGE The will of the late Mrs. Carrie Hage, of Palatine, who died May 31 leaving an estimated $12,000 estate, has been admitted to probate in Chicago.

In it she first left $2,000 to her daughter, Gladys Cramer, of Palatine. The residue is then to be divided equally between the daughter and the son, Orville Hage, of Chicago. Gladys was named executrix of the will. FOR SALE HOME GROWN potatoes, Cobblers. Good cooking.

65c peck. Call Arl. Ilts 1834-R. WANTED TIMOTHY OR mixed timothy hay. H.

A. Turner Coal Feed Co. Phone Roselle 3331. (9-16 FDR SALE COOKING AP- ples and grapes, and kinds of plums. Mrs.

Wm. Mahler, Itasca. Phone 63. You Really Should Use STERLING I FUEL OILS DEPENDABLE FOR THE PAST 19 YEARS THE ACKERMAN BROTHERS STERLING OIL CO. Northwest Hwy.

State Rd. Arlington Heights 426 CARD OF THANKS I am sincerely grateful to friends and neighbors lor their many kind acts of sympathy during my sad bereavement. My appreciation cannot be adequately expressed. Mr. Leon Givan It can happen grief no partiality and, to answer its purpose, a good funeral service must be equally alert.

Our phones, our entire staff, ore equipped to answer the cali of need 24 hours a day, with 55 Services Approved! Lauterburg Oehlei Walter C. Oehler, Prop. Ill W. Campbell Ph. 23 Arlington Heights ---J WHY, SURE I OWN A KAISER FRAZER CAR Yes, a new car.

Delivered immediately at no increase in price with NO Trade Necessary. If you like style, roominess, economy driving then drop in today for your Kaiser or Frazer at TRIANGLE MOTOR SALES KAISER-FRAZER SALES AND SERVICE WHEELING PHONES 372 OR 178 Repairing Remodeling -r- Moth Proofing Carpeting Cleaned On Your, floor Specialized Oriental Rug vf 115 N. State Rd. Arl. Hgts.

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