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PAGE 4-SUPPLEMENT TO THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER. JULY 11. 1973 . / V X . SIDEWALK <• C O A S T T O C O A O T 0 T 0 R E 0 > < « t o t a l h a r d w a r e Twice Told Tales • HOUSEWARES Rubbermaid Ice Trays Reg. $1.49 Now 99^ PAIR All Cast Iron Cookware Now 30% off All Stove Top Pots & Pans, Including Club Aluminium Sets Now 50% Off Decoupage Now 20% Off on all items ! • MAJOR APPLIANCES All Hair Dryers 30% Off Listed Price Chilton Electric Fry Pans Reg. $18.95 Now $13.44 Rival Crock Pots Reg. $19.95 Now $14.44 Dehumidifiers Now 20% Of* Listed Price • HOME FURNISHINGS 250-6210 Recliners, Green $69.95 Now $49.95 250-6202 Recliners, Black $84.95 Now $59.95 Look at this 9x12 Carpet, colors Red, Green, Gold Reg.$69.95 Sale $29.95 Each Shelving (Metal), Pole Lamps, TV Carts, Picture Kitchen Stools Now 30% Off Record Racks, Reg. $1.29 Now 59* Each • HARDWARE Stanley Hammers Reg. $7.99 Sale $5.98 314-4318 Shopmate 7 'A Saw $34.98 Sale $28.95 306-0514 Disston Saw Reg. $13.95 Sale $9.95 All Paneling 4x8' Sheets Now 50% Re9- Pr'ce • LAWN&GARDEN 338-7123"'Plowhorse Tillers $179.95 Sole $139.95 Paulson Chan Saw Reg. $184.95 Sale $135.00 'Wheelbarrows 3 cu. ft. Reg. $12.88 Now $8!88 • SPORTING GOODS Coleman Fuel 1 Gal. Today Only 99* Eska Fishing Motors 5 HP $174.95 Sale 7 HP 239.95 Sale E&a Trolling Motors Reg. $39.95 Sale $31.88 Reg. $74.95 Sale $64.88 Batting Tees Reg. $1.99 Sale 99* Half Gallon Insulated Cooler Reg. $1.39 Now 99* • TOY & WHEEL GOODS All Toys 50% Off 860-2070 Boys 26' Bike Reg. $45.99 Sale $39.88 860-1981 Boys 27" 10 speed $129.95 Sale $89.95 We'll Be Out On The Sidewalk All Day Sat.-Bargains In All Departments. $134.95 $199.95 C O A S T T O C O A S T S T O R E S ] mm. to tal hardware MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER FORTY YEARSAGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 4,1932) Everett Hunter president and treasurer of the Everett Hunter Boat company of McHenry who attributes much of the success of his business during these two years to the widening territory of trade. Mr. Hunter, Sr., who died in Feb. 1930, learned his boat building in the shipyards of Hull, England. He founded the Hunter Boat company in Chicago in 1889 and eleven years later he moved to McHenry in the center of the lake region. His son, who is now president and treasurer of the business, first began working in the plant nineteen years ago and has been in'control of the business for the past six years. A picnic and family reunion was held in the woods of Nick Weingart, east of McHenry, July 31. There were seventy- five present. Howard Culver has pur­ chased the Parr barber shop on Green street. Mr. Culver had been proprietor of the Lake barber shop at Crystal Lake for several years, took over the Parr shop this week and is ready for business. Mr. and Mrs. Culver will live in the building also. Hamilton Pan- has gone to Volo, where he has opened a barber shop. Mr. and Mrs. George Justen are at Almena, Wis., for a two weeks vacation. McHenry County 4-H club boys and girls will hold their annual 4-H club Achievement Day program at Harvard community high school Aug. 11. The winners from this show will have expenses paid to Camp Watomatcheck in 1933. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO (Taken from the files of Aug. 7, 1947) As authorized by favorable returns of an election held last week, the Emerald Park school building will be disposed of at a public sale, Aug. 29. More college openings for veterans will be available this fall than at any time in the past two years. During the summer, t forty-nine institutions reported an enrollment of 59,128 students. Of this number 36,367 'were veterans. Mrs. Mary Molinelli, 68, a resident of Spring Grove, died lof a cerebral hemorrhage at St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, Aut 2. spurgeons SIDEWALK DAY SAT. JULY 14 McHENRY MARKET PUCE Save 25 % -50 % -75 % 6R ummage Tables 8 Sale Racks Summer ( Itiscout I'lus: Big savings on Closeout Summer merchandise inside the store. tlso: See our new fall clothes that just arrived.