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Eat out at home and love it! PAGE 14 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.1180 For safety, security, convenience Light at night... i Sailor's delight Refreshing anytime Save money... save , energy ... with a. • Rust-free cast aluminum construction! • Porcelain-enameled cast iron burner and multi-level cooking grids can't rust--ever! Buy today, cook out tonight! No installation- just roll it out ot the box, (ill the tank, and you're only minutes away from h«sing ready to cook! Get yours now and save! OUTDOOR GAS GRILL by *375 DOLLAR DAY PRICED 96 (At least $90 below ibays bmly factory suggested june26-27-28 retail price I) : STORE HOURS: Mon,lW9:30to6 Friday 9:30 to» Saturday 9:00 to5 FINANCING AVAILABLE! It's never so dark as it is when you're on the water and there is no light. It's a "can't see your hand in front of your face" kind of dark. And it can be scary. The early sailors knew this darkness and its dangers. So sig­ nal fires were used . . . torches or burning embers and coal. Not much light, but enough to push back the edge of night. It was a friendly light. Today's boaters, be they wa- ter-skiing enthusiasts or fisher­ men, captains of small john boats or majestic lake cruisers, can carry with them lighting sys­ tems that are the equivalent of yesterday's lighthouse. These lights should be a part of every boater's pre-launch safety and equipment check be­ cause you never know when a daytime outing can turn into a nighttime problem due to un­ foreseen circumstances . OTHER ITEMS IN STORE ALSO DOLLAR DAY PRICED! 1 SHAMROCK I CLEANERS C O U P O N yOFF y Incoming »ATr SUIT r DRESS PON EXPIRES INE 30,1980 [SroTK I CLEANERS C O U P O N OFF Any Incoming SLACKS, SKIRT BLOUSE or SWEATER COUPON EXPIRES JUNE 30,1980 DOLLAR DAY COUPONS _ _ • . . \ Save *1.00 on any Incoming $5.00 Order ONK DOLLAR CKRTIFICATF This Certificate is worth ONE DOLLAR OFF when presented with any MCMUM ORDER of $5.00 or more ON ALL SERVICE, ft Draperies, Etc. Professional Dry Cleaning Leather Suede Cleaning EXPIRES: Jun* 30,19S0 Steamex Rental Clean Only (Coin Op) One Certificate per Order. Pleaie Shamrock Cleaners "THEGENTl,f TOUGH QF. ELEGANCE" McHENRY MARKET PLACE 440QW.RTE. 120 MCHENRY. Kl: J81S) 385-1944 Daily 7-6, Sat. 8-5:30 Portabje lighting systems by one company--Brinkmann-- feature lights up to 300,000 candlepower which really light up your night. Five times more powerful than a car headlight on high beam, these powerful spot­ lights illuminate objects over a mile away; and they float should they be dropped overboard. The Brinkmann Q-Beam lights come in hand-held and marine-mount styles. And for convenience, they can be oper­ ated from a cigarette lighter re­ ceptacle, a portable recharge­ able power pack or direct from your boat's battery using a pig­ tail adapter. " Some Q-Beam models have a spot/flood feature that converts the powerful spotlight into a wide angle floodlight. The need for carry-along port­ able lighting systems is unlim­ ited, dry land or water. But one thing's for sure ... if you don't have it, you can't use it. And a fistful of light when you need it may make the difference. For a free catalog of portable, high-intensity lights, write to The Brinkmann Corporation, 4215 McEwen Road, Dallas, TX 75234. New booklet big help to fishermen Whether you're a begin­ ning or an experienced fish­ erman, you'll find hundreds of tips for improving your skills in a new 20-page book­ let. It's written by Homer Cir­ cle, angling editor of Sports Afield, who shares what he has learned in SO years of fishing America's streams and lakes. He helps you understand the fish's world, select the right tackle and lures, and how to do more crftching than fishing. Illustrations show differ­ ences in bait designs and how to tie foolproof knots. lor yojpr own copy, send $1 to Red Ball, Box 1148, Elkhart, IN, 46514. Ask for Uncle Homer's fishing primer. @ A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER DRINK is the ever-popular Lieb- fraumilch, the favored white wine among Americana. The original of this wine and still the standard by which all others are judged is Langenbach, with its fruity taste. The perfect ac­ companiment to a chef salad, this fine Liebfraumilch is a cool­ ing, light refresher anytime, at an elegant garden party or at a simple picnic. All the Langenbach wines are easy to spot be­ cause of their unique "fired-on" labels and the three Crown of the Nibelnngen symbol, which is steeped in German mythology. American-made scopes still first choice of American shooters JUNE 26,27,21 American hunters and sport shooters are among the most loyal of all sportsmen. When a man finds a good product, he will usually return to the com­ pany that made it when it's time for a new one. Whether it's a pick-up truck, a rifle or a scope, he will usually remain with the brand if he is satisfied, and recommend it to friends contemplating a pur­ chase. Price is always a consider­ ation, but loyalty to brand names can tend to override price disadvantages as long as quality is maintained. Loyalty takes -another form when it comes to American sportsmen. Given the choice be­ tween purchasing a product manufactured in the United States and a similar one made Save During McHenry's Big Citywide. JANTZEN SWIMWEAR &| SPORTSWEAR 30 •reg. price IMLIKTHMWHOUT STOK M-M% OFF IM SELECT STYLESi OPEN TIL 9:30 ON FRI. FOR THIS SALE USIMt - 1216-Nv Green St B - 5:30 MOV 1HHI .SAT. McHenrv overseas, he will more fre­ quently select the American- made product, if features and prices are similar. The American sportsman is a working man, and he knows the built-in benefits of "buying American." In many areas, such as rifle scopes, most of the innovation*, in the industry through the years has come through the efforts of W.R. Weaver Co. The quality and performance of these Amer­ ican products is established and recognized. - Bill Weaver began designing and making his scopes almost 50 years ago. The company has always housed the complete manufacturing facilities under a single roof. All Weaver Scopes are made in one factory in El Paso, Tex., where every step from lens grinding to final as­ sembly and inspection takes place at the same address. Weaver makes more scopes than any other scope company in the world and has led the in­ dustry in scope innovation with features such as: range focus unit, constantly centered reticle and the Micro-Trac adjustment system. Competition to American scopes comes primarily from Japan and Germany. German scopes are marketed under the names of the manufacturing firms, but this is not always the case with the Japanese scopes. Scopes made in the Far East come to gun shops and depart­ ment stores under numerous American manufacturers' trade­ marks. Just because a company has an American name and a U.S. address does not mean that the product was not imported, in whole or in part. You can check this. The country of manufac­ ture must be stamped on the scope. This is where Weaver Scopes are unique. Every single part from the tiniest screw to the shiny steel tube is made in the U.S., and generations of Ameri­ can shooters have gro\yn to ' bnity* ihheferit"<<i siit^'a 4" tradition. @