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\\»UI I MIL you SAVE ON OUR USED 6Mt VMIIES USED CAR SPECIALS 1965 THUNDERBIRD CONV. All Power Equipment, Radio 4 1968 SAAB Y4 Deluxe, Radio, Pirelli Tires $1,195.00 $1,895.00 $1,850.00 1966 TO RON A DO SPORT COUPE Radio, Power Antenna and other equipment 1967 TOYOTA CORONA $ 925.00 SEDAJSL-^ Radio , , ' • 1965 FORD 500XL $ 895.00 HARDTOP 1966 VOLKSWAGEN $ 995.00 Sedan, Radio, White Walls 1964 SAAB WAGON $ 495.00 1967 NSU SPORT PRINZ $ 495.00 AM-FM Radio 1967 SAAB WAGON $1,095.00 Good Condition, Good Tires 1967 SAAB SEDAN LD $ 995.00 Radio 1963 VOLVO $ 650.00 4 Door Sedan I T O Y O T A Saab of Sweden Toyota of Japan Europo Motors 3318 W. PEARL ST. McHENRY, ILL 385-0700 60 CLASSIFIED PHONE 385-0170 How Can I? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I Keep my cos­ tume jewelry tarnish-free? \. By keeping a stick of or- ^^jiinary blackboard chalk in your welry box. This same idea works well also in chests of silverware and other cabinets where tarnish-prone metal i- tems are stored. Q. How can I insure a good paint job on a plastered wall surface that has never been previously painted? A. By sizing the plastered wall beforehand. This sizing will seaJ up the pores in the plaster, and can be obtained from any good paint dealer. Or, you can also do a good sizing job with a coat of good inter­ ior varnish, thinned with tur­ pentine or mineral spirits and colored with a little of your wall paint. Q. What is an effective method of polishing tinware ? A. Hubbing it with a freshly- sliced onion, then with a clean, dry cloth. My household-hints book contains many other such easy-to-do suggestions on the care and cleaning of all kinds of metals. Q. How can 1 repair chipped spots on the enameled fixtures in my bathroom ? A. Try applying some arti st's white Oil paint to these chip­ ped spots. When this paint har­ dens, it looks almost like enam­ el. Q. W hat is a recipe for a good mushroom chowder? A. Combine condensed cream of mushroom soup with one can of light cream, one cup of sauteed sliced mushrooms, a few tablespoons of lightly sau­ teed onion, and sieved hard- boiled eggs. Heat and serve. Q. How can I clean an oil mop? A. You can do a good job with hot soapsuds in which a little ammonia has been added. Or, soak the mop in soda water, then wash in hot suds. Rinse well, and shake occasionally while it is drying. To apply fresh oil, pour polish into a shallow pan, and allow the mop to stand in this until it is ab­ sorbed. Q. How can I produce a quick adhesive for postage stamps or envelopes that have lost their mucilage? A. A drop or two of egg white or some evaporated milk will serve nicely in this emergency. Q. What can I do with mis- mates of hosiery whose mates have been discarded because of runs or tears? A. If you'll throw these mis- mates all together into boil­ ing water, they will emerge all of the same shade. Q. How can I remove mil­ dew stains from leather? PG. 18- PLAINDEALER- FRI. SEPT. 12, 1969 New Hornet Can Be Tailored to Needs American Motors' all-new Hornet for 1970 is designed to moot a broad range of individual transportation requirement*. With a choice of six cylinder and V-8 engines and a wide range of options, the Hornet permits the buyer to tailor the car to his individual needs. The 108-inch wheelbase. five-passenger Hornet features contemporary styling dis­ tinguished by a long hood, sharply angled windshield and a short rear deck. Shown is the Hornet SST four-door sedan, one of four models offered in the new line. Youth Group Opens Season The Senior High youth group had its first meeting of the sea­ son last Sunday, with PamLow, Ernie Maalsch, Priscilla Mc- Intyre, Melody Ruth, Brad Shel- ton, Dae Watkins and Nancy White attending. Leaders are Henry Koehl and Ray Packer. Last year the group was formed just for McHenry young people but later included the Ringwood Methodist church to produce a larger organization. An expansion of ideas is planned in the season ahead. One of the first activities is the Red Cross drive on Fri­ day, Sept. 19, at 4 p.m. through the city. On Saturday, Sept. 20, a car wash will be held at Faith Pres­ byterian church, starting at 9 a.m. and continuing until 5:30 p.m. Meetings are held every Sun­ day evening at 7 p.m. at Faith Presbyterian church. At the next meeting Sept. 14, there will be a movie called "Parable", followed by a short discussion. The youth group is welcom­ ing new members of high school age. Nancy White is reporter for the young people. SHOP McHENRY A. A little petroleum jelly rubbed well into the leather will usually chase the mildew away. Follow this with a polishing with a clean chamois. a Q. What can I do about some musty-smelling tea towels? A. Boil the towels for sev­ eral minutes in water contain­ ing two tablespoons of baking soda per quart, then launder them (using a bleach, if nec­ essary), and dry outdoors in the sunshine. Q. How can I deal with dis­ coloration in my bathtub caus­ ed by a dripping faucet? A. By rubbing with a paste of cream of tartar and per­ oxide, using a stiff brush. Plain old vinegar sometimes works too. DECORATIVE PLANTS Many common decorative plants or their seeds are poi­ sonous, Dr. Franklin D. Yoder, director of the Illinois Depart­ ment of Public Health, warns. "Children should be cautioned not to put any leaves, berries or seeds of fruit into their mouthsj" Dr. Yoder said. "It is also important to keep house plants out of reach of small children." The Federal Food and Drug administration's pri­ mary concern is that these plants and others which may cause serious illness are of­ ten sold to buyers unaware of the hazards involved. Often adver­ tisements and labels do not car­ ry adequate warning of the tox­ ic effects, special handling need or antidotes. The Federal Haz­ ardous Substances Act requires that potentially poisonous ar­ ticles bear cautionary labeling. rom Willi These Pre-Season Seroice SPECIALS MTftV &L,ole, Cooling System Special * DRAIN AND FLUSH RADIATOR AND ENGINE BLOCK * CHECK RADIATOR AND HEATER HOSES * CHECK THERMOSTAT * PRESSURE TEST 499 •Parts and Anti-Freeze Extra 8 CYLINDER AUTOMOBILES - 6 CYLINDER AUTOMOBILES - (parts extra) FREE INSPECTION: On all exhaust systems, shock absorbers. Only Genuine GM Replacement Parts Used. PHONE 385-2155 908 N. FRONT STREET McHENRY For And About Teenagers MY BOVFRJBMP poee+J'T dKE THE CLOTHE^ I WEAR.... THE WEEK'S LETTER: "1 have a problem. My boy­ friend doesn't like the clothes I wear. He tells me. but what am I going to do? He tells my girlfriend if I don't wear what he wants me to wear, he is not going to go out with me. He tells me this, too. So, every time 1 go out with him, 1 have to wear a dress. I like him a lot, so what can I do? I will have to wear what he wants and I don't like to wear a dress all the time. Will you please tell me what to do? OUR REPLY: Unless he tells you what kind of dress to wear, and what color, he isn't being 'bossy' about the situation. He has just let it be known that he is going to date a girl who wears a dress rather than bluejeans and her daddy's white shirt. He has made his point and we see no reason to criticize him for it Should he insist that you wear a dress on a hayride or to a picnic, instead of something more comfortable, we'd change our mind and say that he was going overboard on the sub­ ject. A boy who dresses neatly wants to be seen with a girl he can be proud of; he also likes to feel she thought enough of the date to do a little bit of getting ready. N you hov • o tttnoga problem you wont to diuuH or on observation to mafco, oddrm your letter to FOt AND ABOUT Tf IMAGERS COMMUNITY A NO SUBUMANMKSS SERVICE FRANKFORT. KV San Uwton is tht Con-Con candidate who knows how YOU want him to vote on this question: SHOULD THE PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX BE ABOLISHED? He took the time and trouble to mail 30,000 questionnaires to folks in this district... to tabulate them ... to find out what YOU want in your new Illinois Constitution. He mav be the onlv candidate who knows how YOU feel on the important issues! Elect Samuel T. Uwton, Jr. ^ to represent YOU it lllinois's Constitutional Convention Prinurv: Sept. 23 C«m>Mm far InrtM t-- Cw-Cm A. •. Hwlnww •10 Mootoy M. Mr*. M. YOU CAN'T BUY FURNITURE at JUSTEN FURNITURE on SUNDAY, SEPT. I4lh between 12 pm and 5pm You are invited to attend the formal unveiling of our newly redecorated Show rooms at 3611 W. Elm, and see the latest of Fall Furniture Fashions without being asked to buy. In fact we have thrown away the key to the cash register ... for this one day only! We invite your comments and solicit your furniture business every other day of the year. °Free coffee or coke °Free "Thank you for coming99 Gift °Free drawing for this one day only . . . $50.00 Gift Certificate 1 TO SERVE YOU BETTER • WE ARE OPEN 7 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS! EACH WEEK! SEE US WED., THURS., & FRI NIGHT 'TIL 9 p.m. USTEN URNITURE. Inc CI MAIN STQRF WM .3611 W. ELM (Across from the Fire Department) _WAR£HOUSE_ /o9J? 3011 W. RT. 120 (Across from V.F.W.) 4 1