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^. &\V 1 Li". • ' ^ s . { ' - A ' ' •r^m &ps&~ •1& '• '•"•% .V ' f« frora^ yo#r purchase. We d$ not have j specials but we hafre one regular price and^# aim to have that as low as possible. W<P ^ ttp h^e listing.a few Sunbeam Br»n4a^ " ^pmtNMxn is Austin Nichols & <?o.'s best ^ s |,,; . •. kf Sunbeam CtMra. j$unbeam Pork & Beamulte Sunbeam Pumpkin, large size can I8e Sunbeam Catsup, large size bottle. _.25c &f \ii\ 'J, i 4 * Sunbeam Marcfeino Cherries 15e Sunbeam Mayonnaise & , ' * ' ' * k * r . ' SMITH BROTHERS s "•* *'• McHenry, Illinois ' ' $ v,vf- || b-«;i Old Santa Was Her# f- ^ - /1 ) TOVS-NWE TUN EVER - ifflTTS DUt HEM, WOMEN, CBLDREN if/ \\ if*"! k ' \ f5*» ' f'l" "• •£ .5V_*r ' c • - jtswS'". f',. " & ^ - ; J " « !»Af; | \M Bedroom Slippers, The Prettiest?Assortment # 3$ Handkerchiefs that we ever had, feyl'i Children's Red Rubber Boots in Holly Box^i, * Christmas Candies, all prices, Candles, :; Candle Holders, Tree Orna-. ments, Trees, all sizes. , v We are die only one in townfthat have the famous" SandO Meter. Come in and lettis demonstrate ^ xthem to you. <" <3m •Mitm4m g JOS. J. MII.I.KR w McHENRY, HI. #i;jv *sss feii.V '.'I: 'j '• ' H Give your HQME a Christmas present--a piece of furniture that enhances the comfort, beauty and cheeriness of your living rocua. Our stock offers many opportunities. iViVc • ' . iC' * " SPECIAL GIFT FURNITURK We have just received a wonderful assortment of Gift Furniture from the best designers. Every piece is not only, a masterpiece of beauty and craftsmanship, but is useful for continuous service throughout the yetfl ^ v JACOB JUSTEN < 5 McHENRY, ILL. •MW' i'k?k * HE'CffRISTMAS SPIRIT predominates at this store and in order that the day bring to you your ffull share of joy we suggest that you select from our stock your supply of Bulk and Fancy Box Candies Fruits and Nuts. For dad or brother you will find here a carefully selected stock of Pipes and Cigars. The cigars fre Put UP especially for the Christmas trade, 25 in a box § Ipe Cream Prices In Bulk ^ "4V* * . EFFECTIVE BEGINNING TODAY*'* /• \ Per qua#,l^:ri.T^,._|50c»! ' Per pint__.>;'2 " ••••*•• >'• /TV IV m. Per i, "•4.4. lri v«'i S v* McHENRY ICE CREAM FACTORY C. UNTI, PROl| WHOLESALE & RETAIL DURING WEEK In this Vil- « Vicinity-- pha , y*.^ k\ . l» A' Wt*X ' JT X 1 •» - J< I K ' V<' %, ft- ' What Are !•*# «*i the I --OtMr Short P; Dolls «fid toy* a Order your Chjri M. Niesen'a. Special lin® of slippwrg for Christmas at M. J. Walsh's. Order a suit and overcoat mfule to your measure at M. J. Walsh's*, A splendid variety «f Oiristrous candies to choose from at Eriekson's. | We are now writing applications for 1922 automobile licenses. No charge. Star Garage. Mrs. N. P. Engstrom is flow ready to do all kinds of nursing. Can go at any tinje. Phone 645-M-l. Sayer farm No. 2, McHenry, 111. 26 Mr. and Mrs. Earl McAndrews, who reside southwest of town, are the proud parents of a haby boy, born to them on Monday of this week. Don't forget the bazaar and chicken pie supper given by the Sf E. Aid society at the American Legion hall this (Thursday) afternoon and evening. V Plars now to attend 4Jie Kew Year's eve dance to b<». given by the Jost Us club and ^Tleiuy post of the Aknerican Legion at the Matter's hall in l^est McHenry. v Following the annual custom the stores in McHenry will be open every evening next week. This is done as special accommodation to Christmas shoppers. Husk O'Hara's best orchestra will furnish the music at the dance to be; given by the Just Us club and McHenry post of the American Legion on New Year's eve. The Flora DeVoss Theatrical company closed a two nights' engagement at the Empire theatre last Thursday evening and, as usual, pleased two large and appreciative audiences. Local merchants are warned tp be on the look-out for shop lifters. One merchant has already reported the loss of several articles, which is believed to have been the work of locpl talent. Mr. and Mrs. William Powers welcomed a baby daughter into their home on the Crystal Lake road on Wednesday, Dec. 7. The little miss will answer to the name of Nona Harriette. The McHenry post, American Legion, has just installed a handsome new Brunswick phonograph in their club rooms on the West Side. The instrument was purchased thru Everett H&nter, Jr. A team hitched to a milk wagon and owned hy John S. Freund, who resides east of the village,. took fright at a passing automobile at the intersection of Green and Elm streets on Monday morning of this week and smashed info the signal post at that point. A broken wagon pqle and the smashing of the red electric light globe was the only damage done, altho for an instant it looked as if liie trouble would be more serious. While hurrying to the bedside his wife at the Woodstock hospital on Wednesday evening of last week, M. Rabbett of that city was struck and knocked down by a large touring car while he was crossing the street. The driver of the car never stopped and therefore his identity is unknown, altho an investigation is being coniucted by county Wit authorities. Mr. Rabbett received quite severe cuts and bruises, about -thjfc body as well as sprained wrist and a wrench to his right leg. D. of A. Elect ( Joyce Kilmer court, Daughter* of America, held election of officers at K.: of C. hall here on Friday evening of last week, at which time the follow- i ing officers were elected to serve for i the ensuing year: Worthy grand i regent, Genevieve K*nox; vice grand regent, Florence Knox; prophetess, Eleanor Phalin; historian, Mary Bopslett; monitor, Agnes Schaefer; financial secretary, Eva Stilling; .banker, Verona Niesen; sentinel, Kathryn Weber; musician, Clara Miller; district deputy, Ann McCarthy of Chicago; trustees, Florence Carfey, Katie Gibbs and Anna Sutton. The election was followed by cuds and ;tp» freshments. Methodist Church In the Christmas sermon one's thoughts inevitably turn to Jesus and the Meaning of His life for the world. The attention of the morning service next Sunday will be. directed toward the subject of "The Need of Jesus in our Modern Life." On the Sunday following, the second of the union services will be held in the Methodist church and Mr. J. M. Grimes will deliver the message of the morning. The community Sunday school meets as usual at 9:45 a. m. and the continued large attendance is looked for. George Niggemeyer Sentenced George Niggemeyer of Fox Lake, who a short time ago was convicted of the murder- of John L. Johnson, Chicago merchant, on Monday of this week was sentenced to twenty-five years in the Joliet prison by Judge Claire C. Edwards of the Lake county circuit court. His wife and sister were in court the morning that sentence wad pronounced: He starts serving hie sentence this week. * , "Mrs. Frank Young Mrs. Frank Young, aged sixty-seven years, passed away at her late home at Spring Grove on Tuesday of this week. Funeral took place from the Catholic church in that village this (Thursday) morning at ten o'clock. The deceased was*a sister of Mrs John Young and Mrtu Mathias Schaefer of this village. xv McHENfiY'S t HOME Of AHUSEHtHI FR|J»A SAT., DEC. 16 & 17 {Catherine McDonald •--.mo-- *f»E»UCAT.ONAL SMtfOAY. eECEMBCK i'j» ^fVilliam Russell IN- "Colorado Pluck L#' Si. --AND --;-- A SUNSHINF COMEDf; MATINEE AT 2:3*- A TUESDAY. &ECEMBER Herbert Rawlinsoti " ' IN "The Millionaire" ly Rdht* toon Han Red Blooded • American Wstoiy Chapter Play , 'WINNERS olAeWCST' 9harrln^' ART ACOR OMcted bv Ed. UMmmW SHEETROCK The FIREPROOF WALLBOARD Mt Sheetrock makes an irri gktihlr appeal to home owner and contractor alike, because it is perm* nent, and can be papered, painted or paneled. Sheetrock is strong, rigid, and non-warping as the rock from which it is made. It is fireproofc It is put up quickly and easily by any food carpenter. Lmt e» eAewyo* Skmi&Hmtk Wilbur Lumber Co. Pboue 5 West McHenry M hope. The fact is, of course, that there is ahead *• tjhe greatest era of expansion and prosperity fhfe ^rorld has ever seen. , "t Everyone knows this and the only question ^ discussed is when it will start. There is a lot i i shell shock at war, and the debauch of extravagance, but there is a great deal more that is merelyp tjjalingering. 'm . We I** •' We are in a period of soft tiroes going. Prosperity* v is coming--it is time to go out and meet it Wc| r4 iSFfo'-* 'k 0* 4' itf-. are liere to co-operate with you--your banking * 1 " ' 'Y ~'"»v *'* -" A 'UC^ ^ ifw ^ %-h if** ^ 4 & T *>• - - t ;Vs.. ' -v,j business will receive co urteo u s attention, flrtendly call will also be Velcome. •JS&VP* sm? J 'Vt ^ f ri> ' -f- $ *' Make Your Grocery Money Go Farther • -'." '"lAI W. nJ'V -* Tfhi.i:.^ r. li'T' y •' . •--- . _ _ . It. I. HktFELD, Manager WEST MCHENRYMEI; • po You Go to Your Pantry or to the Telephone to Get- Dinner? f#t K' V . Vx *(;>• 'XThere's a big difference in the cost of living between the two. A well if? stocked pantry is always an economjd^t hand to mouth purchasing is expen- ^ i:'> |S S9®?ive and hard on the pocketbook. Our cash and carry plan and big reduction f |v ,'Vjof prices are incentive, not only to escape high credit prices but also provide ^ - a well stocked pantry to still further reduce the cost of living. *' * JfeHtleV*s Tomato Soup, 15 oz. can._.17e Pumpkin, large can Pork & Beans, tall cans, 3 fgf ., J&t Kidney Beans, per can..-- Cut Wax Beans, per can _ii€ Dill Pickles, northern grown, Ige. can 2le 0el Monte Peaches, large can Del Monte Pineapple, No. 2 can Bartlett Pears, large can.__. ... Prepared Mustard, 9lj oz. Horse Radish, 6 oz. bottle..., Rumford Baking Powder, 1 lb. can Qocoa Lowneys', \ 2 lb. can .... _ Mother's Bread, large loafii.il. '% , small loaf Bamboo Toilet Soap, 3 bargC e" Quaker Oats, small pkg. 37e tit S7c lie tte 12c 2le I2e ffe & •' \ Yeast Foam, 3 pkgsT. Molasses, Ginger Cake, No. 2H can. 24c Maple Syrup, large bottle _S7e Fancy Seedless Raisins, 15oz. pkg.^_2#« Fancy Seeded Raisins, 15 oz. pkg.__.Sk Fancy Currants, 15 oz. pkg, fie. Mince Meat, New Pack. 17e Apple Butter, 38 oz. jar.. Hand Picked Codfish, per jai^V*_-21e Fancy Grape Fruiy__.T_ _ If Carrots, per 11)^. >*1-- 4® Lemons, 2 for-1 5c Butter, Elgin Creamery, bulb, per lb..43c brick, per lb.-45c Pure Lard, per lb Sugar with order, perlb.!.^;,.^..ai-_IH I * 5' » -1 t*«ke advantage of these prices and stock yotir pantry now«V .,, v >w' t ' ' V J I ' I • ; - » , -f Si or Christmaa Shoppers fX' ii.wtliiri'i jWto m^e, jptg: jfeppping easy fancy Handkerchiefs in boxes j1; ; -- 5#c, ««c, 86c, He, $1.01, $1.25 & $1 J$ Handkerchiefs 35c to 75ft v Fa£icy Towels, Table Damask, Stamped . Luncheon Sets, Buffet S^ts, Scarfs, , > It) linen and cotton. • »• Utf-• (:? Boudoir Caps and Slippers--fancy ffitl (iipiwrs in all colors and trimmings. I , '% fine line of Wool Gauntlet Gloves ^ ' . itt piaia .»a4 fancy weav«i&.5<k: to $1.11 Knit Sweaters in all cokvs will be sold at cut prices regardless Of tos4 7 ^ ^®hy Blaakei V ^^Sad6S^.«|d A complete line "of Sport Coats and Mackinaws from 4 year size to Grandpa. Men's Neckwear made from im^'^r. ported and domestic silks, poplin$»^ and pure silk crocheif^^_% toft.59 Firuits, Nuts, Candiei^^a.. 4^:| Sfi SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS Purchase of $10.00 worth of Dry Goods or Shoes on Monday you will get 10 pounds of Granulated Sugar FREE. •fiH M. J. WALSH . ^ S West McHenry I . 4t 4