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t «« • » •»» « »>» ran sue OAMfti MIC 3 CAPTAIN'S CHAIRS, for Van. Brown with pedestals. Super condition. 815453-9511 8-15 LADIES RABBIT COAT new; electric frypan, Mr. Coffee, Can Opener, West Bend pans, bedspread, Hoover electric broom, stereo. All like new. 815-385- 7764 ' 8-15 POOL TABLE 4x8 Min­ nesota Fats table with cover, cue rack, cues, balls etc. Excellent Condition $195. 815-385-1190. 8-15 Model radio control, 5 channel, MRC, 4 servo. Call anytime. 815-653-9030 8-15-8- 22c Gas Stove with double oven, works good, $60. 815-344-1618 after 6. 8-15 ifter6. 5ILKFLO> SILK FLOWERS, By UBuy, arrangements-weddings, open Saturday 10 to 5, or by appointment. 816 N. Front (Rte. 31) 815-344-0755 or 815- 385-8570 8-15 Universal gas range, white, 40", good condition. $55. 815- 385-2423 8-15 Chevy Blazer front and back chrome bumpers, no rust, no scratches, excellent con­ dition. $50. After 5. 815-385- 2335. 8-15TF Deluxe King size water bed, all accessories, matching bedroom set,l new $1,696 offer, Fred 815-344-0670 8-13- 8-15C One 4 drawer heavy duty deluxe lateral file cabinet, new $496. Make offer. Fred 815-344-0670 8-13-8-15C MASSEY FERGUSON 40 B diesel, industrial front end loader with rear end P.T.O. equipped with grader blade, ftill cab with heater, 175 hours. $13,500.815-728-1363 8- 6-8-29C STARCRAFT 19' Travel Trailer, sleeps 4, Gas Refrigerator, stove, and furnace, many extras. Good Condition. $1,800. 815-385- 8242 8-15-8-20 BRAND NEW NEVER used Nordica Venice II Girls Ski boots. Size 6. Call after 6 pm. 385-7963 $75. 8-13-8-15C GOLF CLUBS - NEW 9 irons •3 woods-Values to $400. Now $99 to $120 AAA Surplus Brokers. 815-728-0177 8-13-8-• 15c 4 aluminum storm and screen doors, $5 each, 30" stainless steel top, gas range oven and broiler $25. aluminum louver picture window $5. electric Singer sewing machine $25. TV cart $5.815-385-6571 after 4 pm. 8- 13-8-15C r*uKoAr-iVj MK 11 37fl oo Mntnomas Never raced $800 or best offer.; G.E. 17 cubic ft. refrigerator, swing out shelves $25.815-385-6934 8-13- 8-15c Swimming pool filter, new, Muskin model FP50, $50., or entire pool package 12' x 36" $75.312-497-4096 8-13-8-15C SENATOR SWIMMING POOL 24x4, all accessories $600. Call 815-385-3132 after 4:30 8-8-8-15C DIVORCE FORCES SALE: 5 ft. 9 in. Kawai Ebony Grand Piano. 639-4004 8-6-8- 22c LIKE NEW CASE 446 tractor 16 HP twin with 48" mower deck, 5 hours total time on machine, full one year warranty remaining. List price $3,600 plus tax, will sell for $2,900. 815-385- 4472 8-13tfc ARC WELDER-Power Kraft, 230 amp. Heavy duty electrode holder. Power receptacle, excellent con­ dition. $75.815-344-0450 8-13- 8-15C WASHERS AND DRYERS r e c o n d i t i o n e d a n d guaranteed, $60 and up. 815- 385-6431. 8-ltfc 2 BOLSTER COUCH $35; SeaKing 15 ft. boat, electric start Johnson 35 HP motor and trailer $700 or best offer. 815-338-2607 8-13-8-15c YARD SALE, Thursday, thru Sun. Aug. 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, Clothes, dressers, chairs, misc., 4713 West Wonder Lake Drive, White Oaks Bay. 815-653-3226. 8-13- 8-15c HUGE YARD SALE - Thursday-Friday-Saturday 14-15-16, 9 to 5, 3507 Greenleaf Island Lake 8-13-8- 15c 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE, 419 Stratford Ct - Fox Ridge, McHenry. Thursday-Friday, 14-15,9-5 8-13-8-15C GARAGE SALE 608 Ken­ sington, Fox Ridge, McHenry. Childrens, mens, womens clothing, snow tires, window fans. Friday & Saturday 9-5 Aug. 15 & 16 8- 13-8-lSc GARAGE SALE, Friday, Saturday, Lawn mower, sewing machine, clothes, misc. junque. 3413 E. Wonder Lake Road, Wonder Lake, 111. 8-13-8-15C GARAGE SALE, Friday and Saturday 9 to 4 pm. 117 N. Emerald Drive, Books, beer cans, misc. 8-15 Furniture, baby furniture, antiques, clothes, ceramics, toys, and this and that. Held at 512 Eastview Drive in Lilymoor, off of 120 on Friday-Saturday 9-5 8-15 CAIU0C SALE FOB SALE 20" 3 SPEED Boys Spider Bike. Good condition. $25. 815-675-2201. 8-13-8-15C YASHICA TL-ELECTRO-X, 85-205 zoom, 28 MM wide angle, like New $400 or best offer. 815-653-3226. 8-13-8-15C FORD 9 N TRACTOR with front loader, 6 ft. blade and single plow $3,000. Chains and good rubber, 5 ft. Mott mower, $600; P.T.O. post hole digger $450.815-459- 0915 8-13-8-15C GEMEINHARDT FLUTE, cellent condition 815-385- after4:30 pm. 8-13-8-15C REAT STARTING Pop up camper. Sleeps 6, $200. Also 17 ft. Phoenix travel trailer, sleeps 6, $1000. Call for details. 728-0933. 8-13-8-15C King sized water bed complete, 4 padded side rails, $265 or best offer. 815- 344-5656 8-13-8-15C 38" Ben Franklin fireplace, 5" bench grinder, new Smith torch outfit and miscellaneous torch equipment, B&D & Milwaukee roto hammers, Rockwell porta band saw, Milwaukee 9" side grinder, plumbers melting pot with tank, Hilti powder nail and stuli gun, all items in cx- nollant onnHIKnn pill "Oor 5:30 weekdays, weekends anytime. 815-728-0603. 8-13-8- 15c 1977 DODGE 22 FT. Mini Motor Home, Low miles, fully self contained, 360 engine, very good condition, your second home on wheels. The price is right. 815-653- 8-13tfc LADDERS STEP AND EXTENSIONS different sizes. Ping Pong table $20. Paymasters roll top desk. Brand new and finished $175. Antique bed complete, black walnut, beautifully crafted and finished, $175. Call evenings, Larry 815-385- 8252. 8-13-8-15C Two overstuffed large rockers, patio table with umbrella and 4 chairs, small organ, misc. 815-385-1523 8-13-815C 1 Refrigerator, 2 piece sectional couch, 8 piece dining room set, 1 crib, baby dressing table, 1 baby swing, 2 brand new left hand baseball mitts. Best offers. Call after 5 815-385-2098 8-13- 8-15C Twin bedroom set French Provincial, like new, night stand, dresser and mirror, cocktail table marble inlaid, breakfront, electric ap­ pliances, vacuum cleaner, toaster, can opener, iron, ironing board and misc. 815- 385-2187 8-13-8-15C IT'S READY! And Ready To Freeze Our own home grown WHITE & YELLOW SWEET CORN Beans, Pickles, Dill, Beets-Much More Now Open Vegetables by Schultz 11006 Route 120 1 Vi miles eost of Woodstock, III.-To order 815-338-7333 5 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Saturday 16th 104, Sunday 17th 10-3, 5613 N. Meadow Hill lane, off Ringwood Rd. Pistakee Highlands 8-13-8-15c G A R A G E S A L E , Salesmans' samples, tennis, warmups, running wear. Used mens, womens, childrens clothing, toys, misc. 611 Kensington, Fox Ridge McHenry, Friday k Saturday, 9-5 8-13-8-15c GARAGE SALE - furniture, clothes, fabrics etc. 2 miles east of McHenry off Route 120. 408 North Boulevard. Friday-Saturday, August 15- 16,9 til 5. 8-15 BIG GARAGE SALE, August 16th, 17th, at 1417 Palomino Drive in Val Mar Estates. New and used items come one and all, open from 9 am to 5 pm. Bargains galore. - 8-15 HUGE GARAGE SALE. Items from 5 cents to $825. See Wednesday's paper. Thursday 1-6, Friday- Saturday 9-5. 3101 Crescent Ave., off John St. in Country Club 8-15 Friday, Aug. 15 & Sat. Aug. 16. 9-5, Wide variety of good items and clothes. Ladies size up to 52 (cheap) 4516 W. Parkway, Lakeland Park. 8- 15 Miscellaneous. 912 N. Center St., McHenry. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 9-5 8- 15 MOVING SALE 30 Years accumulation must go. 4924 West Wonder Lake Dr. White Oaks Bay. Fri-Sat-Sun 9 to 5 pm. No Early Birds 8-15 GARAGE SALE, August 14, 15,16th 9 to 5 pm, Ladies and boys clothing, books glassware, avon and other collectibles, and much misc., 3703 W. Anne, McHenry. 8-15 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Garage and Yard Sale, Suzuki-dirt bike, Frig, TV & Stand. Many clothes, toys, 9- 6. 2617 Myang Avenue, McHenry. 8-15 GARAGE SALE, August 22nd, and 23rd, 10:00,5101W. Ashland Drive, McHenry (Foxrdige) 20" Gas Range, MacGregor golf clubs, 1976 Honda 360 T, 10 foot Win- nebego, T.V.'s-Stereo (broken,) lots of misc., 8-20- 8-22c Clean bed, dressers, tables, sewing machine, appliances, clothes, baby accessories, etc. 4119 W. Elm St., Across from Zion Lutheran Church. Fri, Sat, Sun. August 15 through 17.9-5. 8-15 YARD SALE, 10 am-7 pm. Saturday Aug. 16th, Sun. August 17th, 10 am-7 pm. 5205 I-ear Street, WonHpr Lake, Everything Must Go., T-Un T -1- Road one block north of Christ the King Church to McArthur then left on Lear. Tools, of all kinds, electric and hand household items, metal-storage shelfs, fen­ cing materials and gates, built in wall oven like new. Some furniture, plants and clothing and many other unusual items. 8-13-8-15c GARAGE SALE, August 15th;, 5 pm-8 pm., Aug 16th, Sat. 9 am-5 pm. Aug. 17th, Sun. 9-5, Misc. items, clothing etc. 1906 N. Eastern McHenry, Illinois. 8-13-8-15c GARAGE SALE, Don't miss this one! Baby clothes, household^ North Ringwood Road to 402 Broadway, Pistakee Highlands. August 14 thru 17th, 9 a.m. to6 p.m. 8-13-8-15C AUGUST 15th, 16th 9 to 5 pm 2104 W. Delaware Place, Oakland Subdivision, Johnsburg. Lots of everything Plus 11,000 B.T.U. Air Conditioner and Ladies Clothes Size 16.8-13-8- 15c GARAGE SALE 1505 W. Sunnyside Beach Dr. August 15th, 9-5, August 16th, 9-1. Something for everyone! 8- 13-8-15C GARAGE SALE - Aug. 15-16- 17, 9 to 5. Nice children's school clothes and much misc. 1409 N. Oakwood Ct. (Lakeland Shores) McHenry 8-13-8-15C MOVING -- SOUTH SALE August 16r 1980 SATURDAY ONLY 9:00 am to 5:00 pm 2027 N. Woodlawn Park McHenry, II. YEARS ACCUMULATION SALE 10 till - 337 Willow rd. 15-16-17 ft 28 -29-30. No Early birds 8-1S-8-15C FRIDAY 15, 10 to 4, 2707 Knob Hill Dutch Creek. Go Kart, XR75 like new, misc. 8-134-15cc GIGANTIC MOVING SALE - Furniture, tools, cameras, appliances, - knick-knacks, lawn and garden equipment, clothes etc. Aug. 15,16,17,9 am-5 pm. 1 mile west of Rte. 12 on Big Hollow Rd. (Rt. 134) Worthmore Estates, 2708 Iroquois Trail. Follow signs ; 8-13-8-15C GARAGE SALE 2 Families - 5412 Louella, Pistakee Highlands. Thurs-Fri.-Aug. 14-15,9 am to 6 pm A little of everything for everyone, kitchen appliances, men and womens clothing, much misc. 8-13-8-15c GARAGE SALE across from McHenry Country club. Fri- Sat. 9 am. Singer Sewing Machine, Queen Bedspread, drapes, children's clothes, toys, bike. 3122 Riverstream Drive. 8-13-8-15C 4 FAMILY YARD SALE, 1206 W. Route 120, McHenry, Illinois. AugustJ22, 23rd 9-6. Baby items, misc., and furniture, clothes. 8-13-8-15c MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE 3803 Buchanan Rd. (Johnsburg Rd. at Rte. 31) Follow signs. August 15 noon to August 17. Bassinet, bed, kids toy sale, dehumidifier, roaster, wheel chair, 8 hp tractor more. 8-13-8-15c GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE • 120 to Lily Lake Rd • then to Wegner Rd. 601 - 4th house on right;( 1972 GMC truck; 1969 Plymouth Wed. Thurs. Fri. Aug. 13-14-15, 9 to 6; Saturday August 16, 9 to 3. Much misc. 8-13-8-15C LARGE GARAGE SALE August 14-15-16 Thurs, Fri, Sat. Wringer washer, record players, games, baseball cards, tools, clothing. Too much to mention. 503 W. Dowell rd. 120 to River Rd. - River Rd to Dowell 8-13-8- 15c GARAGE SALE - Thursday and Friday 8-14-8-15. 9-5 pm, 412 Shepherd Hill Rd. McHenry (Green St. south to Shepherd Hill). Gently-used clothes and household items. No Junk. 8-13-8-15C BOATS k MOTORS 17 FT. IMPERIAL bow rider with 115 horse Johnson motor, calkins trailer, mooring cover, asking $4300. 815-385-3933 8-13-8-15C 75 CENTURY RAVEN, 22 ft. 225 mere 1-0, Cuddy cabin, many extras. $7,900. 312-639- eves. 3-13-8-15C fee m UXHTEP TO >UV BUYING AND SELLING coins, US & Foreign. Scrap gold and silver. Paying top prices. "Old World Coins". 815-344-4010. 8-ltfc ORIENTAL RUGS WAN­ TED: Immediate cash paid for rugs, Sarouk, Kashan, Chinese. Call collect 312-884- 6444 anytime. 8-ltfc MOVING? CLEANING HOUSE? Buying antique furniture, old toys, china, lamps, old advertising items, etc. 815-678-4141 8-6-9- 26c INTRODUCTORY OFFER: Rent a Quality Water Sof­ tener for $3 month for the first 3 months. Free in­ stallation, call collect 815- 338-3344. Quality Water Conditioning. 8-ltfc BLACK DIRT, gravel, fill, trenching, septic work. 815- 728-0131 ' 8-ltfc WATER SOFTENER SALT SALE, pellet type only, 1st Saturday of every month. Huemann Water Con­ ditioning, 3607 Chapel Hill Road, Johnsburg. 815-385- 3093 8-ltfc NEW AND USED RAILROAD lies, bulk grass seed, rustic cedar rail fencing. Woodstock Farm and Lawn Center, 2020 South Rte 47, Woodstock, II. 815- 338-4200 8-ltfc ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Highest cash price paid for your oL rugs. SAROUK, KASHAN, KERMAN, CHINESE, etc. Will travel. Call Collect 312-884-6444 HAPPY 18th D-DAY KEVIN Low, The Family Je t'olme Kim cam of nm»tf WE WISH TO EXPRESS Our heartfelt appreciation for the many acts of kind­ ness, cards and floral of­ ferings received during the illness and passing of our loved one. A special Thank You to the Johnsburg Rescue Squad, Johnsburg Fire Department, Father Rauen, ft Father Lutz. Many, many thanks to all. The Family of Fred Huemann 8-15 HAPPY NRTWAY I COACH SMONI tbeCkaps ef Um Miai Divisita • » HAPPY 18th BIRTHDAY MARY Love from all of us PET COLUMN GIVE AWAY, 6 wk. old Lovable mixed puppies, Cross between Black Irish setters with lab. and doberman in them. 385-4024. 8-15 FEMALES LOST, in Eastwood Manor, 1 is rat terrier and 1 poodle. If found return to 2412 Country Lane, McHenry. 8-15 LOST TORTOISE SHELL cat wearing white collar named Katie. Vicinity Edgebrook Heights August 10th. Reward (815) 385-7748. 8-15 WANTED PUPPIES: 6-8 weeks old, good homes guaranteed. Also we buy Poodle, Cocker or Schnauzer mixed pups. 815-385-7897 8- ltfc 1 KTS FOR SALE GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPPIES A.K.C. ready now $125 to $175.312-541-5860 8-15- 8-22c ' AKC REGISTERED pure white German shepherd puppies. Excellent disposition. Bloodlines back to Rin Tin Tin II. Have papers to prove. Sire is 120 lbs Dam is 90 lbs. Terrific with children $150 each. 6 weeks old. 815-338-4761 8-15-8- 22c 7 WEEK OLD A.K.C. Lab. Retriever pups, only 2 left. Yellow male, Black Female, $125.385-1197. 8-13-8-15C A.K.C. GERMAN SHOR- THAIRED pointer puppies. Sired by National Field Champion. Whelped July 5, all champions to be. 815-385- 9427,815-653-9720 8-13-8-15C MALE IRISH SETTER 1 year old pedigree $75. Good with children. 815-385-5238 8- 13-8-15C PUPPIES, U Cocker Vfe Schauzer, looks like blond -cocker except smaller and non shedding $50. Also small size cock-a-poo male $65. McHenry, 385-7897 8-13-8-15C OVERSEAS TRANSFER forces sale. Beautiful, gentle 2 year old male collie, AKC, champion bloodlines. Loving home only. Asking $75. 815- 344-3778. 8-13-8-15C HAPPY 40th PANCHO |T. I Love, Whltey, Jr. and Joe YOU Wa would lika to axprass our gratituda to Dr. Mowrty, Dr. lundquist, the ICU nurses, 2nd floor staff, emergency room staff and to our family, friends and neighbors for oil tha prayers, flowers, cards and visits during the recent illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Wallace Brown. We will always remember everyone's kin­ dness. Thanks to all of you, Bemke and Sharon Brown Wendy and Jerry Turner ly s quarter of all restaurant orders are for hamburgers. BUDDY'S WORKSHOP I VA News | The Veterans Ad­ ministration's legal office in Chicago has begun a state­ wide effort to collect debts of $600 or less owed to the VA where the veteran has not m a d e r e p a y m e n t arrangements, District Counsel John Mears said recently. The action by the VA is being taken under authority granted to it by the Department of Justice. According to Mears, most of the money owed to the VA is the result of educational overpayments to veterans attending school under the GI Bill. There are thousands of educational overpayment cases in Illinois, representing debts of over two million dollars, Mears said. Before a suit is filed, the Chicago District Counsel's office notifies the veteran by letter of his or her in­ debtedness. Mears emphasized that the veteran has 30 days in which to respond to the letter before court action is taken. Before the authority was granted to permit the VA to collect these debts, action on debts owed to the VA of $600 or less was terminated if the VA's administrative ^taUection efforts were un- Debts of over $600 were, and still are, referred to the Department of Justice for collection, the District Counsel said. The chicago District Counsel office, located at 536 S. Clark street, is one of ten pilot district counsel offices in the United States now authorized to litigate debts of $600 or less owed to the VA. Courthouse Squares *̂JUSTTV BE SURE ® * EVERYTHING IS WORKING RIGHT, OUR. FIRE CHIEF SHOULD GO AMD INSPECT THE HYDRANTS A Carpet Tape Prevents Curling Edges I used the remanent from my new carpeting as a hall runner. It looked nice until the cut edges curled up. Can I do anything to keep the edges from curling? Double srick carpet tape will hold the carpeting to the floor and prevent the edges from curling. The tape may leave marks on the floor when the carpet is moved. These marks can easily be removed by using a liquid cleaning agent and steel wool. I have trouble keeping the shower door channels dean. A form of mildew is always collecting in the corners which are hard to clean. What causes this and how can I prevent it? Mildew is caused by insufficient air circulation. Scrub the channels with a mixture of 3 parts water and 1 part cholorine bleach. Keep the channels wet with the bleach mixture for ten minutes then rinse. Apply the bleach mixture again but this time allow the mixture to remain on the surface. When working with cholorine bleach, it is necessary to have adequate ventilation. I » i ) > . " Hie back walkway needs some repairs. I've beird that hot weather is a bad time to do cement work. Is this true? If you kerp the cement damp for several days, you should not have any problems. Cement may feel dry within thirty minutes, however, it takes days for it to cure properly. In warm weather, wet the cement several times a day for three or four days and keep the cement covered to hold in the moisture. Rates Declining The History Of Smoking Tday nationwide rates for teenage girls and adult women are declining, says the American Lung association in Illinois. BUt they are not declining as fast as smoking rates for boys and men. - Nationally, less than one- third of adult women smoke, says Robert Oakes, president of the Lung association in Illinois. Among teenagers, only about one-eighth of girls smoke. "Today more an dmore emphasis-for both women and men-is on being healthy, on keeping fit and exercising by jogging, biking, playing tennis, backpacking. Cigarette ads play up these themes and try to convey the message that smoking is associated with health and the great outdoors", he says. "In reality smoking is associated with~in fact, is a major cause of-death and disability." The history of smoking among women is a fascinating and complicated story of shifting taboos and styles, says Oakes. Smoking was virtually unknown among women before the beginning of the twentieth century. "Tobacco chewing- and spitting-was by far the most popular form of tobacco consumption. Spitting was totally unladylike. As spitting came to be suspected of spreading germs, including TB, it came to be viewed as repellent even for men. Then, the smoking of cigarettes became popular in this country." For the first several decades, after the turn of the century, cigarette smoking for women was considered daring, racy, fast. Actresses and so-called women of the streets flaunted smoking as a way of defying the social conventions of the time. During the 1920's, flappers also expressed tfieir defiance of convention by smoking in public. During the npxt decade, the advent of "lalking" movies-and an upsurge in cigarette ads aimed at conventional and un­ conventional women alike- created a new king of bombardment of images that revolutionized social attitudes. Actresses such as Greta Garbo and Marlene Dietrich with their slender, glamorous cigarette holders projected images in a way impossible before the in­ vention of movies. The invention of television created another powerful medium that could inundate an entire society with all kinds of images, including cigarette ads. Cigarette advertisers spent billions of dollars for such TV ads during the 1950's and 1960's to seduce women as well as ^rion tfj,, £971 " h«nned tr,nrn. the public airwaves. "Women took up smoking at least 25 years after men, and the statistics of death and disability for women smokers are just now beginning to catch up to those for men smokers," says Oakes. Today smoking has become an equal opportunity tragedy. But rates for women and girls are now beginning to follow the declining smoking rates of men and boys. "Quitting smoking can be an equal opportunity triumph," says Oakes. "That's what the lung association wants to help happen. Because it's a matter of life and breath." PRICED TO SELL!! THESE CARS MUST GO • •• 1979 MERCURY MONARCH GHIA 2/Dr. ? 1979 MERCURY CAPRI f 1978 CHEV. MONTE CARLO ? 1978 VW RABBIT t 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD ? 1977 CHEVY MONZA 4 cyl f 1977 BUICK SKYLARK 4/Dr. 6 cyl f 1975 CHEVY NOVA 2/Dr. ? 1974 CUTLASS SUPREME 1974 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX f it WE BUY USED CARS V # 926 N. FRONT ROUTE 31 385-9303 HOURS: MON.-FRl. tarn to Spot SAT. 9am-ffpm SUN. 1 lam-3pm 1