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CLASSIFIEDS Visa/Mastercard/Discover 888 W WE MAKE FUN STUFF FUN TO BUY! • GET OUT AND PLAY! NORTH WOODS A SPECIAL SECTION OF THE VILAS COUNTY NEWS-REVIEW POSTAL PATRON AND THE THREE LAKES NEWS PRSRT STD 2230 N. Stevens St. (Hwy. 17N.)Rhinelander 2230 N.Stevens St.(Hwy. 2230 N. Stevens St. (Hwy. 17N.)Rhinelander 2230 N.Stevens St.(Hwy. Was $25,193 Was Stk# JY1561 $23,519 Was Stk# PR1516 $78,795 Was Stk# 1607 ECRWSS www.shoedersmarine.com U.S. Postage PAID Saturday, Permit No. 13 May 28, 2016 Eagle River (715) 479-4421 Now Now Now Now © Eagle River $ $ $ Publications, Inc. 1972 THE PAUL BUNYAN OF NORTH WOODS ADVERTISING 74,677 16,995 21,569 Trolling Motor, Loaded Motor, Trolling Mercury 40ELPTCT, 250-HP, w/9.9Kicker, 250-HP, Bunkhouse, loaded, 2015 Premier cover, depthfinder, cover, 2016 Ranger Jay Feather Minn KotaUlterra 2015 Jayco Lowrance HDS9 2-year warranty, Fisherman super discount! SunSpree 26BHSW Evinrude G2 fully loaded at console, 620FS Includes SLX 220 NORTHWOODS HERITAGE FEST SUNDAY, JUNE 12, 2016 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Cy Williams Park, 1704 Superior St./Hwy. 45, Three Lakes MSRP $34,215 MSRP Stk# KS1511 $20,515 MSRP Stk# JY1680 $23,800 Was Stk# CO1602 LIVE BRET & FRISK “Parade of Flags” • International Beer & Wine Garden • Three Lakes ENTERTAINMENT Tavern League “Bean Bag Competition” • Three Lakes Fire Dept. • (715) 365-7722 • • (715) 365-7722 • “DIAMOND” PEPPER Auxiliary “Bake Sale” • “Find Your Heritage” with Three Lakes “Songs of Neil Diamond” Genealogical Society • NATH - Northwoods Alliance for Temporary Now Now Price Price Sale Sale Housing • Facepainting by Festive Faces • Three Lakes Bird Club • Playground in the park for the children • Kid’s Games • Free Admission Featuring German, Polish, Italian & Wisconsin, USA cuisines $ $ $ 23,995 14,685 19,995 GERMAN MENU L’IL TEDDY POLKA BAND Beef Rouladen - Bacon & Onion rolled in Top Sirloin (no pickle) 2016 Crestliner outside shower, exterior outside shower, 2015 Keystone 8,000-Btu side-mounted TV bracket w/110V elec. TV bracketw/110V lights, blacktankflush, A/C, sparetire&cover, Sprinter 31BH Jay Feather7 power awningw/LED’- ShoreLand’r trailer. cover, swing-away cover, Served with Spaetzle, Rich brown gravy & red cabbage. 2016 Jayco Double slideout, outdoor kitchen and cableoutlets Fishhawk trolling motor, Campfire 1650 SC bunkhouse, Edition 16XRB Heidelburger - Seasoned beef patty dipped in rich brown gravy & topped with Minn Kota red cabbage on a Kaiser roll. Served with spaetzle & gravy. From Milwaukee Bumbleberry Struedel Blossoms “KINSELLA IRISH DANCERS” POLISH MENU Polish Sampler Platter • Golabki (Cabbage rolls) • Hunter Stew Trig’s Smokehouse Polska Kielbasa (Polish sausage) Perogies 1-2-3 LAKES DANCE Kielbasa z rozna (Grilled sausage) • Kapusta ( Polish kraut) • Kolaches - whole or sliced Was $19,480 Was Stk# MH1613 $58,233 MSRP Stk# KS1568 $24,245 Was Stk# MH1520 HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8-6;Sat. 8-4 HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8-6;Sat. 8-4 ITALIAN MENU Trig’s Smokehouse Italian Sausage Sandwich • Italian Beef Sandwich• Marinara Sauce • Sweet Peppers • Giardiniera • Palermo’s Pizza • Hottadog / Cheese Hottadog • French Fries / Cheese Fries • Profiteroles (Cream Puffs) WISCONSIN, USA Burgers • Pulled Pork Sandwich • Trig’s Smokehouse Brats • Elk Burger Now Now Now Now Price Sale THREE LAKES TAVERN LEAGUE “BEAN BAG COMPETITION” • Bison Burger • Sloppy Joes • Sloppy Nachos • Chips • Slushies • Popcorns • Open to the Public. Start time: Noon at Cy Williams Park Sign in: 11:30am • Cotton Candy • Coffee • Apple Pie • Cupcakes Two person teams. Single elimination. Team entry fee: $20. Prizes Awarded! BEVERAGES Water • Coffee • Soft drinks include: Sprecher’s Root Beer • Pepsi • Diet $ $ $ 17,790 39,995 21,995 Teams may Register at the following Tavern League locations: Black Forest Pub & Pepsi • Mountain Dew • Sierra Mist • Diet Sierra Mist Grille / Oneida Village Inn / American Legion Post 431 / Mollyville / Three Lakes Wines • Bonnie’s Lakeside Bloody Mary’s • Sprecher’s Black Bavarian Hefe 2 slideouts,35'7”length, 2015 Keystone RV Impact311 RV L groupseating,new L Sport Seatcaptain’s, “Glide-A-Bed” system Misty Harbor Fuzion 5-Kinter-lock Misty Harbor system, LEDlighted Command Thrust, Cover, Tilt, Stereo Tilt, Cover, stereo, rearentry Mercury 40ELPT Adventurer Mercury 40ELPT awning, king-size 4-stroke, cover, Weiss • Special Amber • Irish Stout • Zyweic • Peroni • Miller • Miller Light • Budweiser • Inst PackageI, Bonnie’s Lakeside / Jake’s Bar & Grill / Mai Tiki Bar / Lindy’s Hideaway 203CR 245CV Bud Light 2015 ladder Wear your colors & Celebrate your Heritage! Three Lakes Chamber of GET OUT AND PLAY! AND OUT GET • WE MAKE FUN STUFF FUN TO BUY! TO FUN STUFF FUN MAKE WE Commerce & Visitors Center www.threelakes.com/northwoods-heritage-fest/ 715-546-3344 NORTH WOODS TRADER Saturday, May 28, 2016 Page 2 715-479-4421 Fax 715-479-6242 P.O. Box 1929, Eagle River, WI 54521 On this Memorial Day — we are remembering those who have served and gave the ultimate sacrifice. $11 — 25 words or less (one time). Oneida County Location 8583 Hwy. 51, Minocqua, WI Additional word 30¢, payable in advance. 715-356-3207 Vilas County Location CLASSIFIEDS Visa/MasterCard/Discover 888 W. Pine St., Eagle River, WI 715-480-4333 Lincoln County Location ————————————————— ————————————————— ————————————————— 1412 N. 4th St., Tomahawk, WI GARAGE SALES MARINE AUTOMOTIVE/MACHINERY 715-453-1188 ————————————————— ————————————————— ————————————————— MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SALE: SEASONAL BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT: AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS, trans - Saturday & Sunday, May 28 & 29, 8 a.m. On Voyageur Lake. Chanticleer Inn, axles — 4x4 transfer cases — state-of- to 4 p.m. 2001 GMC flatbed, 2006 (715) 479-4486. 3c-2651-12 the-art computerized diagnostics. Chevy 1-ton with Duramax engine, both ————————————————— Foreign & domestic. Free towing avail- trucks have lift beds. Snow blower; leaf FOR SALE: Cajun fiberglass 16-ft. able. We do engines, too. EAGLE Judy Lisa Denise Goldsworthy Gary Al Brenda Julie Kay Greg Yoder and blower; grass trimmer; chain saws; fish/ski boat in excellent condition, 70- TRANSMISSION, 935 Hwy. 17 S., Ea- Barr Eggman & Bob Merz LeMoine Siems Schmidt Winter-Paez Reil Barb Sass Yoder power tools; hand tools; electrical & HP Mercury motor with power & trim, gle River. (715) 477-0909, (715) 479- plumbing supplies; furniture & lamps — trolling motor, depth finder, 2 swivel 4020. 20-1867-tfc 1,000s of Acres to Explore; Great Location! 300' of Water Frontage Deeded Access 6 Private Lakes vintage, antique & modern; also wicker seats, with slide-on trailer. Also boat lift ————————————————— pieces; glassware — Depression and available. $4,000. (715) 546-3722. 2c- WANTED: ALL CARS, VANS, carnival; dishes; silver and silverware; 2696-12 TRUCKS, RUNNING OR NOT. Mini- collectibles — Avon, Precious Moments, ————————————————— mum payment, $150 for mid-size car, Cherished Teddies, beer steins, Hot FOR SALE: 16-ft. Alumacraft Classic Chain O’ Lakes complete. Also buying buses, mo- Wheels and other collector toy cars. Deluxe boat, like new, low hours, many Rainbo Lodge Cottage Tri-Level Home Kentuck Lake Privacy S. Twin Access & Carriage House torhomes, dump trucks, batteries, cat- Many other items too numerous to men- extras. Call (715) 479-4003. 2p-2724-12 MLS# 157309 $325,000 MLS# 157669 $179,000 MLS# 157677 $395,000 MLS# 157686 $79,900 alytic converters, alternators, starters & tion. 3825 Shangri-la Rd., take Hwy. 45 ————————————————— Daily Sunsets Sportsman’s Paradise more. (920) 470-9413. 4p-2570-12 N. from Eagle River, to Hwy. 17, turn FOR SALE: 2000 21-ft. Express Bass “Our debt to the heroic men and valiant right go 2.5 miles to Shangri-la Rd., turn boat, 200 Mercury, new cover, trolling ————————————————— women in the service of our country can right. Watch for the signs. 2c-2708-12 motor, depth finder, tandem-axel trailer FOR SALE: 2002 FORD THUNDER- never be repaid. They have earned our ————————————————— with spare, $10,900. (708) 935-2759, BIRD CONVERTIBLE W/HARD TOP. undying gratitude. America will never forget GARAGE/ESTATE SALE: Sunday, May Three Lakes. 2p-2769-12 Local owner, very good condition, drives their sacrifices.” 29, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. 2014 low ————————————————— like a dream, 103,650 miles, $6,895. Car Martens Road Home —Harry S. Truman Engberg Lane Home mileage Harley Road King; other Harley- FOR SALE: ShoreStation aluminum is located across from Trig’s at Don’s MLS# 157687 $289,000 MLS# 157701 $140,000 Auto. (715) 477-2600. 2p-2701-12 Davidson items, old school desk; La-Z- boat lift, 2,600-lbs., works perfectly, on Fully Furnished Newly Remodeled Mint Condition E.R. Chain Boy chair; oak coffee table; men’s E.R. Chain, no canopy. $1,400 obo. ————————————————— Wilson golf set; ladies Affinity golf set; 4'- (715) 479-1527, (262) 825-7079. 2p- FOR SALE: 2004 Kawasaki Vulcan 750, by-8' tilt trailer; GMC under rear seat 2775-12 silver & black, adult owned, good condi- storage; very low mileage 16-inch tires; —————————————————` tion, $1,750; roll-up tonneau cover, heavy duty motorcycle/ATV loading FOR SALE: Triton aluminum boat lift, Truxedo brand, fits 6.5' Chevrolet or model 3500, very good condition, $750. ramps; ball mounts — heavy duty, 2 GMC, 2007-’13, $200. (715) 545-2320. Deerskin Lake Log Home Otter Lake Estate Snipe Lake Home Cranberry Lake Executive (920) 360-7130. 1p-2792-12 inch and 2.5 inch; new motorcycle 1p-2784-12 MLS# 157722 $445,000 MLS# 157749 $929,900 MLS# 157758 $522,500 MLS# 157774 $1,299,000 chock; ladder jack; tall bistro chairs; new ————————————————— ————————————————— “Pottery Barn” Feeling Investment Opportunity B.Y.O.B. – Be Your Own Boss! 3-Season Cottage space heater; DVD shelving; leather FOR SALE: 14-ft. Smokercraft alu- FOR SALE: Red Chrysler Conquest coats; some misc. etc. Call (715) 891- minum boat with oars, anchor & trailer, TSI, 85,000 miles, auto trans, black 2100 for details or Fallen Leaf Lane, $495. Call (715) 479-5349. 2p-2795-13 leather interior, sun roof, mint condition, south on H, off 70 West, E.R.
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