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PAGE 10-SUPPLEMENT TO McHENRY PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1975 Footloose, fancy free-- and patriotic, besides! "1776" A!ND ALL THAT -- back-to-school footwear for children and juniors features jaunty sneakers with new Bicentennial design. One of Reds' patriotic Red, White and Blue shoes, the "1776" model boasts style and con­ struction features and assures freedom, comfort, longer wear and machine washability. Footnotes to American history -- and to fall fash­ ion for kids -- are written loud and clear in patriotic red, white and blue with "1776," Keds' newest sneaker design to honor America's Bicentennial. Red army duck uppers, sprinkled with stars and the "1776" design, come with shock-proof arch cushion insole and flexible crepe-type outsole. The new sneaker is the third in a group of Bicentennial shoes for kids, joining the Eagle and Liberty oxfords, also in red, white and blue. The festive group honors Keds' own upcoming 60th anniversary, too. The first ads appeared in 1917, hailing the comfort and endurance still found in every pair today. Check these features for freedom, comfort, and long wear: Three-part insole pro­ vides sponge rubber cush­ ion at the arch, in the heel seat and under the sole. This eases the jolt of walk­ ing or playing. Wide tongues spread out to lie between the eye­ lets and the skin so that metal can never press against flesh. Eyelets are pull-resistant to prevent tears and rust-proof to prevent staining. Laces are tubular for strength and wear. Breathable uppers of army duck, woven espe­ cially for Keds, provide maximum ventilation, let air pass through freely, keep feet comfortably cool. Smoothly-finished in- sides assure that stitching and binding will not pro­ trude to cause unevenness and discomfort. Proportioned lasts pro­ duce shoes that fit better and properly-fitting shoes last longer. Save During McHenry's Big Citywide... « AUGUST 1st & 2nd For Best Selection. Ail Sales Final OFF ON ALL SUMMER CO-ORDINATES, DRESSES, LONG DRESSES, AND PANTSUITS. i 6ee Our Special Rack Of Super Bargains ~T£QJt$L LAYAWAY A FALL OR WINTER COAT NOW AND SAVE 10% 3 DAYS ONLY 1216 N. Green St. McHenry 9 - 5:30 MON. THRU SAT. FRIDAY til 8:30 Machine - washability keeps Keds spruce. The fabric is color-fast and, won't shrink, nor will ad- hesives be affected. Up-to-date styling in smart colors, fabrics and shapes complements the back-to-school clothes your youngsters will be wearing. "1776" combines smart styling and casual comfort with vulcanized construc­ tion and all the other long-wearing^ extras that pamper young feet. A great investment for children and juniors for about $8.50 and $9. Instant cool for super study time If you're the parent of a oollege student, chances are you're investing $1,000 to $5,000 a year for tuition, fees, books, room and board. And in most par­ ents' minds, this invest­ ment in the future is worthwhile. To help your college student get off to a good start -- especially during the muggy fall days at the first of the school year -- an investment that makes sense is a General Electric Carry-Cool® room air conditioner to help keep the dorm room cool and comfortable. These suitcase-size air conditioners weigh just 43 pounds for a 4000-BTUH capacity unit and 49 pounds for the 5,000-BTUH size. They can be installed easily in nearly any win­ dow and plugged into any adequately wired 115-volt grounded circuit. At the end of the school year, the Carry-Cool unit's portability makes it a snap to bring home for the sum­ mer. You could even in­ stall it in your own room as a dividend on your in­ vestment. "Upon the education of the people of this country the fate of this country depends." -- Benjamin Disraeli P U N C H L I N E O f T H E W E E K WHEN TWO PEOPLE AGREE ON EVERYTHING, ONE OF THEM IS DOING ALL THE TALKING. * * * • » Take a vacation; if you can't you're working at the wrong, job.