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.,, FORMAL" OPENING OF FREDRICKSON'S OFFICE SUPPLIES, EQUIPMENT, FURNITURE AND BUSINESS MACHINES NOW AT 46 DOWNER PLACE, AURORA Dfflff ,qtlf[S i1lllu

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WE HAVE SUPPLIES FOR EVERY OFFICE NEED'le Agents for Underwood Typewriters, Olivettti business machines

Auditors-Bookkeeping systems,

binders, analysis pads

Factory-trained service personnel

Franchise dealer for All-Steel Equip Quality Furniture

Churches, schools-Duplicator supplies. (We make Electrariic stencils)

Salesmen-Brief cases, expense

records, travel files

Lawyers-Filing jackets, carbon

sets, legal blanks We've moved to new and larger quarters just west of our former location. Here we are much better able to serve you, and to display our merchandise more attractively. Please come·in and see us in our new sur• roundings. Our wh~le staff will -lcome you.

Contractors-Stock forms, time

cards, control systems

Homes-'iafes, files, fireproof

chests, twines, tapes 3 BIG DAYS AUGUST 1, 2, 3 WE ARE INDEBTED TO THE FOLLOWING FIRMS WHOSE HANDICRAFTS ARE REPRESENTED IN THE NEW FRmRICKSON'Sa General Contractor Electrical STEVE HALMAGYI HEnlNGER ELEORICAL SERVICE Yorkville, Illinois 730 5th Avenue Carpeting General Conlracfor, Interior ARBEITER DURUlE ROORS,lnc. SHERM KAUEVIK 62-64 South River Street 301 South Rosedale Store Fronts Plumbing & Heating JOS. N. STROTZ PATRICK J. RUDDY 469 High Street 65 South LaSalle Street REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES: LADY'S PRIZE-Safety "Kik-Step'" MAN'S PRIZE-leather brief case Many individual prizes i.e. staplers, pencil sharpeners, box files, etc. SPECIAL DRAWING We will award the church or school of your choice a portable tape recorder. Register on separate blank. COME IN & REGISTER. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY �bo;: I cial studies; William Prince, j P .E., science; Warren Hull, biology; Phyllis Taylor, commerce: ;·. Charles Polls, science; Daryl Thompson, co mmerc e; Miss , Bettye Jo Suhr, home economics; , SCOT LAD __.-J APPLE SAUCE 303 CAN ~~:~:. ~l~:: \:~:!143.215.248.55 16:31, 29 December 2017 (EST)rriati~~ .. 13c ' Babcock, industrial arts and Ken- ; net.h Pickerill, athletic director. Others are Reeve Thompson, t, boys' P.E.; Miss Kontos, Sidonic Hylandmusic; William science, er, girls' P .E. ; Miss Dorothy Barn- I'"··· hardt, girls' P.E.; William Work- SCOT LAD man, general business manager: Miss Anne Rockenbach, librerian; James Aird, guidance counselor; Howard Smucker, principal. Coaching assignments are as follows - I LIQUID DETERGENT I Varsity football, Ken- . neth Pickerill and James Aird; 'farsity wrestling, William Kontos; -.arsity basketball, James Aird; 'Wlrsity track, Lewis Hankinson ' and David Babcock: varsity base- · 32-0Z. PLASTIC I ball, Kenneth Pickerill and Allen . Bard. Frosh-soph football, David Babtock, Allen Bard and William Kontos; wrestling Lewis Hanken10n; basketball, Gerner Anderson, W !ill Iffi Daryl '.lbom,on; basebell, Willlam Prince. Registration of new students for the fall term of Oswego H i g h &:hool Is !checluled for Tuesday, Aug. 6. lf you were not enrolled ln the Oswego Schools last year · and have recently moved into the fi 1s:~:~ I 1

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office of the High School between ' the hours of 9 a.m. to 12 noon and l to 4 p.m. The library It open on Wednesday from 3 until 9 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. New books have been added, "Gold in your Attic" and "More Gold in Your Attic." These books w e r e given in memory of the husband of Mn. Gertrude Bulla. Mn. K. Beard•ley of Beverly Hilla ts spending this week in the home of her friend, Mrs. Nellie Clark. IS Mlle Debbie Claanen of Rock- ferd 11 Visiting 1n the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Olson, on Park Avenue, Mn. Dorothy Songer Krush and daughters, Flora and Melody, of W&hington, D.C., are spending a few weeks in the home of her , mother, Mrs. Flora Songer, end . brothers and sisters in the com- · munity. California l California Dt 2 lbs. BEAR HUG - When a bear gets himself Into a

L~to~gh t!~ti~~ bear teaches her cubs how to maneuver fn the high position, but the little fellows hug the limbs of one of Yellowatone National Park's trees. When they"re old· er, It will be old hat. 732 Pl OPPOS, �