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I PAGE 16-PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1973 PERSONALS NOT RESPONSIBLE for any other but my own debts as of the 10th of May, 1973. JANE KONCZAK 5-16/5-23 REAL ESTATE 2 BR. HOME on Fox River, 2 car garage and guest house $34 ,500. Moving out of state. 385-1623. 5-16/5-18 RETIRE in Wonder Lake in comfortable 1 bedroom home. Ideally located. Must see. $16,900.00 Phone 385-3596. 5-11/5-18 FOR SALE, Northwest Wonder Lake Area. 5 good farm acres on blacktop. Excellent terms. 312-231-1025. 5/2TF12 FOR RENT 2 bedroom Condo-ALL ap­ pliances, carpeting. poo» privileges. 385-0169. . 5/16-5/18 ATTRACTIVE 1st Fl. apt. Woodstock, Crystal Lake, Rural area $165 . 312-236-3337 4-25 TFl-2 1 BR. APT. unfurnished. Re­ ferences required. Available June 1st - Write McHenry Plaindealer, Box 483--3812 W. Elm St., McHenry, 111. 60050 5-16 2 br. Northfox condominium, all appliances, air con­ ditioned, carpeting, drapes, swimming pool. Short term lease considered. 815-459-0606. 5-11 5-16 THINK SUMMER Refits to Wonder take, clean 3 bedroom ranch, finished basement Owner says sell! $24,900. L0RETTA DUDZIAK 653-9767 LASK0 REALTY 312-428-2223 SPACIOUS 2 Bedroom & 1 Bedroom Apartments with private patio, elec­ tric heat, refrigerator, stove, garbage disposal. Rentals starting at $160.00 per month. SEE OR CALL May Development Co. 9716 N. Rte. 12 Richmond, 111. 815-678-2861 }2TF12- 5-16/5-18 PIS1AKEE LAKE BY OWNER 1 y2 story, 3 bedroom home on 1 acre with 180' water frontage. Beautiful sunset view across lake from large thermopane windows in living room, new kit­ chen with built ins, dining area, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces, by appointment only. $38,000.00 312-587-5929 5/16-5/18 REAL ESTATE •••••••••••••••••••• WONDER LAKE e Charming Cape Cod Home, • 3 big bedrooms, richly pa- J neled, welf equipped kit- • chen, full basement, patio, • aluminum siding, trea# shaded, redwood fenced• yard. A buy $24,000. # :T. P. MATHEWS: REALTORS I Wonder Lake, 111. • 815-653-2061* •815-385-6341 • ---- Z OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TILL DARK •••••••••••••••••••• TF J PET CENTER PETS THAT NEED A HOME OR ARE LOOKING FOR THEIR MASTER As a public service of the McHenry Plaindealer all ads run under "Pets That Need A Home" are Free. The only requirements are: The animals are to be given away to good homes without charge, or you are trying to find the owner of a pet that has strayed into your possession. LOST GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTER, male. 4 months old, vicinity Lincoln & Culham Rd. May 11th, 385-9378. 5-11 TO BE GIVEN AWAY 6 LONG HAIRED KITTENS, 6 weeks old, trained. 385- 6982. 5-16 ADORABLE 8 week old kittens, 2 calico, 1 part an­ gora. 385-1721 5-U VICINITY Sunnyside Beach Drive. Female cat, most­ ly white with rust and black markings. 385-6592. 5/16 COLLIE DOG, female, vicinity Bull Valley found May 1 2 . 3 8 5 - 3 4 0 5 . 5 _ l 6 •̂•v.v.v.-.v.-.v.v.-.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. From The Farm HERBICIDES FOR CORN If you plan to use preplant treatments of Sutan, Sutan- atrazine, or Eradicane (EPTC plus a safener) on corn this spring, incorporate im­ mediately. One of the best ways to get the job done, is to mount the spray boom in front of your disk. AAtrex (atrazine), Princep (simazine) or an atrazine- simazine combination do not have to be incorporated. Excessive incorporation of any herbicide may dilute the chemical and make it less effective. If you have plenty of moisture relatively soon after you apply any of these chemicals preplant, there fe no need to incorporate. Sutan, atrazine, Sutan- atrazine, simazine, atrazine- simazine or Eradicane may be applied before planting corn. Lasso can be incorporated, but it isn't necessary. It's probably best not to incorporate Lasso if small-seeded annual grasses - such as panicum~are your major problems. Incorporating Lasso may help control nut- sedge, but increase the rate according to the label. SAVE TILLAGE TIME Soybeans tend to loosen the soil. Consequently, you can use either a disk or field cultivator as your only primary tillage tool. A single trip with a disk and harrow or with a field cultivator and harrow usually provides satisfactory seedbed preparation on soybean stubble. And such "shortcuts" are especially wise this year. They won't reduce yields. Stalk Fields. Consider sticking with your moldboard plow on soils with good drainage only. Plow shallower than normal to minimize the amount of wet soils you have to move. After the soil surface dries give the field a once-over with a disk and harrow to break up clods and then plant. You can skip plowing and use the disk as your primary tillage tool. Disking three to five in­ ches deep incorporates about one-half of the corn residues and loosens the soil enough to speed drying and warming. Then disk and harrow just ahead of planting. You can use a field cultivator and harrow instead of the disk and harrow. And you can in­ corporate pesticides with either of these secondary tillage tools. You may want to adjust herbicide applications somewhat higher on unplowed ground to help combat weed problems. If you don't plow, volunteer corn may be especially troublesome, if you had harvest difficulties. The chisel plow is another alternative. But it is most ef­ fective on dry soils. If you use a chisel plow, keep it shallow. Using sweeps and operating the chisel plow as a field cultivator will also minimize problems. Again, remember that weeds and volunteer corn will be a greater problem than when you use a moldboard plow. SEED FORAGE You can seed a forage stand without using a nurse crop, and the later the season gets, the wiser this choice seems. Hay crops and pastures seeded in the spring without a companion crop should be ready for har­ vest 65 to 70 days after seeding. You'll need to control weeds about 30 days after seeding unless you use a preemergence herbicide. A postemergence treatment of 4-2, 4DB will ef­ fectively control most broadleaf weeds. Watch for leafhopper and other insect problems. FOR HOME GARDEN Start a salad garden now. Keep it small and easy to manage. Put the garden where it can be used and enjoyed. Radish, leaf lettuce, and onion may be ready to use in 3 m SWANSON CHALET Presents * ^ The Return Of "HARTLAND EXPRESS" Good Time Folk Singers Roger Schiller & Chris Strong This Weekend May 18 - 19 ^ 8:30 to 1:30 A.M. DON'T MISS IT! to 4 weeks. Radishes are the earliest. Their sharp>tang can be enjoyed in as little as three weeks. Since they mature rapidly, plant a short row every week to ten days. Tender leaf and bibb lettuce is a salad makers delight. It will take about 5 weeks to develop but will remain productive for 5 to 6 weeks. Thin the plants to 2 to 4 inches apart. As the leaves become WM ITM IAIITW IAI W WW ITtf WW How Can I? W* Krt Rrt AH Rrt Krt »U» #m By Anne Ashley Q. How can I remove decals without damaging the finish underneath? A. Cover the decal with a wet washcloth, then press a hot iron over the cloth. Within a few minutes the steam will soften large enough to use, simply cut them off. The plant will grow new leaves for use a couple of weeks later. Onion is another cool weather crop. A half pound of onion sets or a bunch of plants will amply supply the average family with green onions. Plant them early as possible and begin using as the tops reach 8 to 10 inches. . . about four weeks. the decal and permit its easy removal. Or, cover the decal with some warm vinegar, allow a few minutes to soak in, then rub off the decal. Q. How can I remove grease spots from woolens and silks? A. Rub a little talcum powder over the spots, allow to stand for a day or so, then brush it off with a stiff brush. Q. How can I remedy the shower head in my bathroom, which is clogged with lime and mineral deposits from the water? A. Remove the shower head and boil it for fifteen minutes in a isolution of one quart water and a half-cup of vinegar. < Q. How can I give my dog his pills without the usual fuss and taxed nerves on my part? A. Try burying them in some of his canned dog food. Q. How can I deal with mildew stains on white cotton and linen? A. Often effective is a bath in hot, sudsy water when the stains are fresh. If not, apply lemon juice and salt and place the article in direct sunlight. Use only warm, sudsy water on colored fabrics. Q. How can I treat my nylons to help prevent runs and add elasticity to them? A. Try adding a tablespoon of vinegar to the rinse water when washing these items. Q. How can I tighten up the seats of cane chairs that have become loose? A. By going over the seats with a cloth soaked in hot water, then setting the chairs in the sun to dry. This will usually shrink the cane. Q. How can I add a glossy effect to freshly-washed woodwork? A. By adding two tablespoons of furniture polish to two quarts of rinse water. After rinsing with this solution, wipe the surface dry with a soft cloth. Q. How can I improvise a colander in my kitchen? A. Press some aluminum foil over the top of a bowl, secure it with a rubber band, then punch holes through it with an ice pick. This works, even for draining such things as spaghetti. Q. How can I remove fingernail polish from fabrics? A. By working on the opposite side of the fabric with some nailpolish remover. The stains will usually peel off readily. Q. How can I remove crayon marks from vinyl tile flooring? A. You can do this easily with silver polish. Q. How can I prevent weevils from invading my cannisters of flour, cereal and the like? A. By putting a bayleaf in each of these cannisters. This discourages the weevils without the grain absorbing any of the odor of the bayleaf. PHONE 385-0170 To Place Your Afl. spurgeons Save $1-$2 Right Now on This-Minute Fashions! 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