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H" SECTION 2 - PAGE 6 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JULY 1«, 1984 Spiess Bed Pillow & Bedding SALE Any size, one low price! Good Better Best Riled with polyester white fiberfil Completely washable and dryabie Inspiration ticking Standard, reg 12 00 Queen, reg 14.00 King, reg 16 00 7.99 Pillow Protectors By Reund & Freund. Ail white, zip- pered polyester and cotton Adds lite to your "pillow Per­ manent press Standard, reg.3 00 2A9 Queen, reg 4 00 .. . . ' 2 . 9 9 King, reg 5 00 3/49 Riled with 90% white goose feathers. 10% white goose down Down-proof. 4-seasons ticking. Standard, reg 20.00 Queen, reg 23 00 12.99 * King, reg.2600 Mattress Pads Lifetime by Chatham. Polyester one-piece construction Long- wearing. Twin, reg 18.00 15.99 Full. reg.20 00 .17.99 Queen, reg.27 00 23.99 King, reg 32.00 27.99 Filled with 50% goose down, 50% goose feathers. Floral stripe ticking Corded edges Standard, reg 40 00 Queen, reg 45 00 King, reg 50.00 29.99 Blankets Cotton thermal or acrylic thermal All remaining stock Twin, reg 24 00-25 00 14.99 Full, reg 30.00 21.99 Queen, reg.35.00-44.00 .. 29.99 King, reg 45.00-52 00 31.99 ST. CHARLES CRYSTAL LAKE CHARGE IT' Use your SRESS CHARGE. Visa. MasterCard and American Express Clipboard helps shopping trips Special Additional Clearance! At Spiess... Toddler Girls 2.99-5.99 Spring and Summer pants, top Spring and Summer pants, tops, and shorts. Orig. 4.55-15.00. 4-6x - Girls Separates 4.99 Short sleeved oxford shirts in solids and stripes. Orig. 10:00-11.00. 5.99-6.99 Wide selection of spring and summer pants. Orig. 8.00-15.00. 4.99-5.99 Selected group of fashion knit tops (tulip tops). Available in great colors. By Health Tex, Carters and Osh Kosh. Orig. 12.00. 7-14 Girls 12.99 Calvin Klein jeans. Orig. 30.00. 5.99 Short sleeved oxford shirts. Orig. 11.00 12.00. 6.99-10.99 A wide selection of spring and summer pants. Orig. 12.00-18.00. 5.99-7.99 Select group of Knit tops. Orig. 9.00 17.00. SPRING HILL CRYSTAL LAKE & ST. CHARLES / By June Fuller Dear June: I purchased a $2 clipboard in a local office supply store. Now I take it to the supermarket with my shopping list and coupons tucked under the clip. As I go down the aisles and mark off the items I have purchased, I put coupons for these items in a letter-size en­ velope I have taped to the bottom of the clipboard. When I reach the checkout counter I just take the coupons out of the envelope and add them up while I am waiting in line, and the clipboard makes it easy to make any other notes that will remind me of prices, specials and other information that will be helpful on my next shopping trip. - Bernice Taylor, Reynoldsburg, Ohio. The Coupon Clipper CHARGE IT? We welcome your Spiess Charge, Visa, MasterCard and American Express! Dear Bernice: I hope there's a smart manufacturer out there who will read your letter and be inspired to make a clipboard especially for supermarket shoppers, one that can be securely attached to the handle of the shopping cart, and one that will also hold a pocket calculator. Dear June: There are always dirty clothes to be washed when you own a dairy farm, and with the price of detergent, the costs of keeping clothes clean can really add up. When a local supermarket had the regular sizes of detergent on sale for 99 cents, I gathered all my 50-cent detergent coupons. Using the coupons, which the store doubled, I bought 11 bottles of Solo, eight boxes of Cheer and six'boxes of Bold-all free. This supply will last for several months, but I'm already saving those 50-cent detergent coupons for my next shopping spree.-- Janet Rorhbaugh, Fairfield, Pa. Dear Janet: Most avid couponers are quick^to admit that with so many 50-cent detergent coupons being distributed by the manufac­ turers, detergent costs them very little. As you have shown us, the best way to use these coupons is to watch for sales on the smaller sizes where the coupon will give you the greatest percentage of savings. I do this and usually manage to save at least 50 percent. Of course, if the store offers to double my coupons, I do even better. Sherry Fong of San Mateo, Calif., has this tip on recycling envelopes; "We refunders use a lot of envelopes. My free source of envelopes are the window variety I receive in the mail. All I have to do is put one of my name and address stickers over the one printed in the upper left- hand corner and stick a piece of paper with the new address inside the window. Here's a refund form to write for: A coupon for a free 15- ounce carton of SUN-MAID Raisins. Sun-Diamond Growers, One Free With Three Offer, P.O. Box 1727, Dept. MP, Stockton, CA 95201. Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope. This offer expires Aug. 31, 1984. While waiting for the form, save quality seals from three dif­ ferent products listed: Sunsweet Prunes, Sun-Maid Raisins (9- ounce or larger package), Diamond Shelled Chopped Walnuts (any 8-ounce or larger size package) or Sun-Maid or Sunsweet Apricots, Peaches, Mixed Fruit, Fruit Bits, Apple Chunks, Mission Figs or Calmyrna Figs. Here is this week's list of refund offers. Start looking for the required refund forms, which you can obtain at the supermarket, in newspaper and magazine advertisements and from trading with friends. Meanwhile, start collecting the needed proofs of purchase as detailed below. Remember, some offers are not available in all areas of the country. Today's refund offers have a value of $10.50. Personal Products (File No. 11-B) These offers require refund forms: ATRA Challenge $1 Refund. BW1 w required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbol from the package of Atra 5-s, 10-s, 15-s or the all metal Atra. Look for the form on the package. Expires Oct. 31, 1985. DIMENSION Shampoo Savings Offer. Receive a $1 refund and two 25-cent coupons. Send the required refund form and two net weight statements j from any size of Dimension Shampoo in any combination. Expires Oct. 31, 1984. FDS $1 Refund. Send the. required refund form and the' bottom panel from two packages of FDS Feminine Deodorant Spray. Expires Nov. 90, 1984. GILLETTE Swivel $1 Refund. : Send the required refund form and the proof of purchase seals from the backs of two packages of Swivel 2's. Expires Sept. 30, 1985. : JERGENS $4 Refund. Receive a $1.50 refund and $2.50 in coupons good on Jergens Lotion, Aloe & Lanolin Lotion or Cream, Lotion-Enriched Sop or Clear Complexion Bar. Send the required refund form and three proofs of purchase from the following products: Jergens Lotion - the back Label; : Jergens Aloe & Lanolin Lotion or Cream - trace the "Aloe & Lanolin" name from the front of bottle and the register tape with the purchase price circled; Jergens Lotion-Enriched Soap - the sticker from the bottle; and Jergens Clear Complexion Bar - the Universal Product Code number cut from the carton. Expires Oct. 31, 1984. PROMISE $1 Refund. Send the required refund form and - the Universal Product Code symbols from two packages of Promise Toothpaste. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Bonus! This offer doesn't require a refund form: OLD SPICE Solid Refund- Offer, P.O. Box 1500, Great Neck, NY 11023. Receive a 50- cent refund and two 25-cent coupons. Send the bottom Universal Product Code flap plus the register tape from the .. Old Spice Solid antiperspirant deodorant. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Write to me in care of THE CQUPQfiLt CLIPPER, United Feature~yndicate, 200 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10166. Deadline is today for County Fair entries The deadline for entries in many classes at the 1984 McHenry County Fair is coming fast, Pete Reiland, secretary announced. Entries in the Junior and Open shows must be in the fair office by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 18. The single exception concern flowers and prospective exhibitors should see the Premium Book to learn details of all class rules. The fair office on the fairgrounds at Woodstock is now open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The phone number is 338-5315, and inquiries about entry information are welcome. Entry forms are also inserted in the premium book, and it is available at the extension office, the Farm Bureau office, and the fairgrounds. Information on tickets was also announced. The daily ticket fee will be $3. A season ticket will be $8. Special groups can make arrangements for ad­ mission at $1 per person. Senior Citizen days are planned for Wednesday and Thursday, August 1 and 2 at a cost of $1 per person. An exhibitor's ticket is $5. Transportation from the Woodstock Square is being arranged as a free service. (0)Crystal Point fTtal Route 14 and Mtn Street, OpUl lake CTL PROMOTIONS & PETER PAN STUDIOS PRESENT THE 1984 MOST BEAUTIFUL BABY CONTEST RULES: 1 This contest is open to all babies from newborn up to, but not exceeding their 3rd birthday on the date of final judg ing 2 Alt contestants must appear in person for judging with either their own pa rent(s) or a person appointed by the pa rents who is at least 18 years of age, or a legal guardian. Failure to appear at appointed time will constitute disqualifi­ cation. 3. Babies will be judged by a panel of at least 3 judges (volunteers from various service groups in McHenry County). Each baby will be judged on each of the following categories as they make their appear ance (a) most beautiful eyes (b) most beautiful smile (c) most,beautiful face (d) general appearance' (e) best behavior Judges decision is final. 4. Crystal Point Mall business owners and managers, and their immediate families are eligible to partic­ ipate. however, mall employees are eliqible. 5. A non fundable registration fee of $10.00 is required for each contestant to cover registration costs Re- 1ST PRIZE 2ND PRIZE 3RD PRIZE PLUS 7 OTHER AWARDS $500.00 CASH $200.00 CASH $100.00 CASH gistration fee must be received with this form no later than July 23, 1984. Judging will begin on the week of July 30,1984 Each contestant will be notified by mail as to tile time to appear. All prizes wil! be awarded at the time of final judging on Friday, August 3, 1984 at Crystal Point Mall. Make checks payable to: BABY CONTEST. 6. The parents of each contestant will receive free of charge an 11 x 14 color portrait of their baby taken by Peter Pan Studios at the time of judging. The cost of this portrait does not exceed the registration fee of $10.00. 7. CTL Promotions, and/or Crystal Point Mall re serves the right to cancel this contest at any time, at which time all registration checks will be immediately" returned. The selection of ail judges will be the res ponsibility of CTL Promotions TAKE TO CRYSTAL POINT MALL OFFICE between 9 4 5 Weekdays or Mai! to BABY CONTEST Crystal Point Mall 6000 Northwest Hwy. Crystal Lake IL 60014 BABY'S NAME -------- PARENT'S NAME ______ ADDRESS REGISTRATION FORM (Please Print) DATE OF BIRTH (Street City State - Zip) PHONE NO in signing fhu form I do hereby release Crystal Point Mall. Crystal Point Mali Merchants Association Inc and all beneficiaries CTL Promotions Peter Pan Studios trom all claims tor injury or damage and from any and all liability relating to this contest ADDRESS (Parent or Legal Guardian & Stature) DATE 1 I * NOTE Additonal entry forms available in all Crystal Point Mall Stores 4