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tHSKoHXHXY RINGWOOD Pfe'- Mr*. Louis Hawley and daughter, I Shirley, and MVs. Frank Kitchens I spent last Wednesday in Chicago, ; where Miss Shirley met Santa Claus, sand made known her Christmas wish. Messdames Jennie Cossman, Ben Walkinfcton and Chauncy Jepson at- |te nded a dinner at Volo Thursday. Coon hunting seems to be quite the thins in sports. On one of these adventures one night last week, Albert ; Thomas, had the good fortune to i shoot an oppossum. 4 Mrs. Mary Hodge and Mrs. Mary Wright are spending several days in J the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Smith ! at Urbana. | Mrs. O. Lawrence and Miss Wynnie * Kelley spent Thursday afternoon with ! Mrs. Albert Purvey in McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rager and ! family were Elgin visitors Saturday Miss Mina* Lawrence spent the week end in Crystal Lake. Mr. and Mrs. David Stanleys of Woodstock were recent visitors in the William Kelley home. Edward Frett of MfcHenry was a visitor, here Saturday. George Dixon of Florida visited in the J. V. Buckland home a few days. Mrs. Ed Thompson and children were McHenry visitors Sunday. Carl Peterson of Watertown, S. D., visited friends here a few days recently. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young and daughter, Adele, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schaefer in McHenry. Mrs. Frankie Stephenson spent several days this week in the Ed Westeitnan home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stephenson were Highland Park visitors Sunday. The community was saddened to . -%,i-vv^Vl€lKJC tklS Cfe?Christmas last for *"*' *" thousands of mil 'Y:- I Hr - - fs:- -aBuicK. fir Christmas Malce someone supremely happy this Christmas. Give aBuick for1928. Delivery will be made, if you wish, ! nit your home Christmas morning. t/lm km mltll, k . * Overton & Cowen Buick Dealers West McHenry, Illinois learn of .the death of Mrs. Alice Bradley which occurred about 10 o'clock Monday morning. Mrs. Mary Green of MJcHenry was a Sunday visitor here. Allan Bradley of Chicago visited his mother here Saturday. Social Affairs jtCrs. B. T. Butler was pleasantly surprised by a number of her friends last Wednesday evening, the occasion being in honor of her birthday anniversary. There were four tables of five hundred in play during the evening and prises were awarded to Mrs. B. T. Butler and George Shepard, firsts and consolations to Mrs. Ray Peters and George Young. A nice lunch of sandwiches, coffee and jello was served by the guests. A very pretty kitchen clock was presented to Mrs. Butler as a reminder of her birthday. Those present were: Mrs. Butler of Bath, 111., Miss Arline Harrison, Clarence Pearson, Messrs. and Messdames B. T. Butler, Leon Dodge, Prank Hitchens, H. C. Hughes, Ray Peters George Shepard, A. W. Smith and George Young. The Jolly Sixteen Bunco club met at the home of M!rs. Elmer Olson last •Thursday. Several games of bunco were played and the first prize was Won by Mrs. Viola Lowe, second by Mrs. George Worts, third by Adele Young and consolation by Mrs. Nick Freund. A few of the friends here of Mr. and Mrs. William Beck of Dundee spent Saturday evening with them. The evening was spent in playing cards after which an oyster supper was served by the guests . The party was a farewell, Mr. and Mrs. Beck having left for Florida Monday morning. Those in attendance from here were Messrs. and Mtessdames Kenneth Cristy, H. M. Stephenson and Ed Whiting. . Mrs. Charles Peet was surprised at her home last Tuesday evening, the occasion being in honor of her birthday anniversary. There were thirtytwo guests present. The evening was spent at bunco and conversation and a lunch was served at a late hour. Mrs. Peet was presented with a suitable birthday gift. T. L. Flanders of Crystal Lake spent Saturday in the home of his brother, E. P. Flanders. * . Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawley and family spent Sunday in Elgin as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawley. Ed Bell of Spring Grave vr*« ® caller here Tuesday. \ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Colby of Williams Bay were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Flanders. led on Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Burnett at Slocum's Lake Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Daley and children of Waukegan were Sunday callers at the home of Len Gear^. Mrs. H. J. Green and son, Willie, and Mrs. Harkins of Chicago,called at the home of Mrs. Florence Green Saturday afternoon. George Deinlein was a Chicago-call Monday. Mrs. R. C. Kent is ill at the Victory Memorial hospital at Waukegan. Harold Umdenstock, Ronald, Vivian and Alma Geary of Gilmer, Miary and Civilla Ladd of Arlington Height and Leo and Oscar Wagner of Gray* lake were Supper guests in the hom<» of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grantham, Jr.. Sunday evening. u Jam«? Fuller of Chicago was caller here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wheelock spent Tuesday in Waukegan. Miss Lois Broughton was a Chicago caller Wednesday. Mrs. Alvin Kimball and daughters were Chicago callers Tuesday. Churfcs Mullen left for his home in Iowa Tuesday morning on account of poor health. Mils Berniee Powers spent Monday evening with Mrs. Natalie Stroup. Theftttle children of Mr. and Mr^ William Nichols are having the whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackburn of Chicago spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Blackburn. Mrs. Almeda Grantham, and son, Walter of Chicago called at the Grantham home Sunday. Alma and Vivian Geary of Gilmer and Mary and Civilla Ladd of Arlington Heights called on Mrs. Alios Geary and daughter, Edyftie, Sunday. £ ;*.-W :l -V It, jfvagsj . ;;V! ' a V"- •p': [ ~; * -1T^.1: ' Kr /'"»? •*, i-i. •" '> •.* - "Nail- ' '• • '-"rk t St,*'* "4 of Candy 5-* "ic*?" ^ -f h:** +tS.. » .-v < . • f v • ,Vt • - " ' t 'i k m Remember lifer on Christtiias with a box of Morse, Bunte or Gunther's Famous Candies, Tf andj you are s_hi ow.i ng a tAhl ougthfulness of her • .• ..*• •"" K.i good taste in candy that Bh6 will long remember. .' j We are prepared to supply ai makes in fancy Xmas "boxes. aigy ^ ' T* ; Oigars--^La Palida, Dutch Masters or B1 Productojtn Xmas boxfts ' ,:V obaoco and Cigarettes--All the leading brands isi Xmas ,'.v ... Pij$s„Cigar Ligh^er^ Etq. Adding machine rolls at |bt Fhindealer office. KARLS' * verside Drive McHenry »t »> »>. »•. ^ i ^ ^ ^ > WAUCONDA < S. Clark, Ira Fisher, Vic Carr and Earl Broughton were Chicago vistors Monday. Len Geary is driving a Page sedan. LaVerne Paddock and Lorraine Turnbull are having the chickenpox. Mirs. Frank Meyer and son, Donald, of McHenry called on the former's sister, Mrs. Harry Grantham, Jr., on Tuesday. _ Fred Thomas and son, Clarence, were McHenry cajlers Monday evening. Mr. and Mb-s. H. L. Grantham and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grantham and Neck TW Silk Mufflers Silk Handkerchiefs Fancy Hosiery Kid Gloves Garters Arm Bands Belts T Suspenders Bath Robes Fancy Pajamas . Night Gowns Blip Over Sweaters Fancy Shirts Fine Slippers Hats Caps At 15% less for cash than the ordinary prices. Jos. W. Freund ^ West McHenry, I1L »»«»•»•»•••»»»»»« in f-." I I Can Enjoy December is Cleanup Month With Us in Ready-to-Wear CMre jftvr friends furniture for Christmas--it is the enduring gift Furniture is a gift of charm, and usefulness. Here you wll find ap-- proyiato articles! all priced especiaU^icr Chn^tma^ jgiving. ALL $25.00 DRESSES PRICED AT $19.75 ALL $16.50 DRESSES PRICED AT $13.75 ALL $12.00 DRESSES PRICED AT $ 8.75 * ^ALL FUR COATS REDUCED ONE THIRD ALL $25.00 CLOTH COATS PRICED AT $19.75 ALL THE BETTER COATS PRICED AT $39.75--$49.75 and $59.75 - NONE HIGHER Our Store is Filled With Christmas Suggestions FROM 25c TO $25.00 , GET WARM IN OUR STORE REST IN OUR STORE LOAF IN OUR STORE MAKE IT YOUR STOHl A fine tittle store in a fine little city" mm k The taupe mohair is blended beautifully with the linen frieze on the reversible seat cushions. Outer frames solid mahogany. ' What dad deserves ~ Make his Christmas really ' happy, and every evening through years to come, with jii* deep, loungy CoxwelL It's a genuine Karpefl chair in -friese and mohair with mahogany outer frames «n«J 4own seat cushion Budoir Lamps, Bridge and Junior Lamps, End Tables, Cedar and Walnut Chests, Spinet Desks, Oc* casional Chairs, Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets, Smoking Stands, Magazine Baskets, Mirrors. Card Tables, Traveling Bags, Ov«rnight Case and Hat Bpp*T Woodstock, 111. N. J. Justen & Son Phone 63-W West McHenry ' - ' " • - • t . .. t" i *»•,. - '"3,