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THC BMEL5B GREEN ST. McHENRY, ILLINOIS v»'.' 1. 1 "I .'.'• . • < . WES. - THUM. Oct. M 'Bride of the Regimeot' with y mvienne Segal Sr Walter Pidgeon SATURDAT "Soidiers aid Women - • V**' ,;i"" 'i ' with i]k-t •' v Aiken Pringla - Grant Wither! ; SUNDAY-MONDAY , Snnday Matinee 2:30 "Sweethearts a>d Wives" with BillieDove »» WED. - THURS. Sins of the Children** \ . *ltk Lords Maim All Pictures Are Vitaphone Talking Productions Interspersed with Gomedies, News, Etc. % 1930 ChbNwW Auxiliary Installation On Tuesday evening the ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary held their annual installation of officers at the Legion hall. Miss Emma Swan, d i s t r i c t c o m m i t t t e - w o m a n , a s s i s t e d by Miss Agnes Jensen, installed the of ficers for the coming year. The officers installed were: President--Mrs. Alice Beavis. First Vice-president--Agnes Sch»< fer. •' Second Vice-president--Anna Hoard. Historian--Dorothy Adams. Secretary and Treasurer--Varina Marshall. Publicity--Eleanor AlthofF. Miss Swan and Miss Jensen g*w very interesting talks and said that every woman elegible to join should belong to the Auxiliary for the great good they are doing in assisting the unfortunate soldiers. Both Miss Swan and Miss Jensen were presented with gifts of appreciation and Mrs. Beavis, who was again installed as president, "was p^- sented with a gift and Mrs. Vari- Marshall received a secretary's pi) A membership drive is now on and it is hoped that every woman eligible will join the Auxiliary and assist in the good work they are doingk Birthday Anniversaries A party of relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John King, Monday evening, to observe the birthday anniversaries of John King and his son, Steve King, both birthdays falling on the same date. An en joyable evening was spent at cards and prizes were won by Mrs. Jac«l> Steffes, Mrs. Joe King and Mrs. Wm Meyers., Refreshments were serv- i at the' close of the evening. The present were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kir Mr. and Mrs. George King, Mr. a«> ' Mrs. Win. J. Meyers, Mr. and M'< Jacob Steffes and Mr. and Mrs. Stc « King. :> k $¥ METHODIST CHURCH There will be no church services at the M. E. church on Snnday, Oct. 5, because of the annual conference which convenes at Wilmette this year and where all the ministers of • - this district will be in attendance this week and Sunday. Sunday school will convene as usual Wf/-: at 10 o'clock. Children and adults Z, axe invited to attend this session regularly. J** ' -1^ Practice economy in a pleasant way by trading at Erickson's Store. I5- Mmw; la Different F< Money has not been exclusively In the form of coins and bills. Nuggeta and gold dust were used on frontiers. In the colony of Virginia money took the form of tobacco; It was wampum among the New England Indians. Once In California red birds' beads were used. , Winter Roast MfS7~Jfctmne Rulien, «eh@&4n*se, the members of her home hygiene class, and a few friends had a wiener roast at Crystal Lake, on Wednesday of last week. After the picnic they atttnded the movies. Those who made up the party besides Mrs. Rulien were Misses Mildred Minnich and Marian Johnson of the high schoQl faculty, and Elvera Weingart, Alma Juste n, Agnes Steffes, Lois Esh, Agnes Whiting, £lo»ace Steffes and Arleen Bacon. Mothers Ctuf The Mothers club will meet at the home of Mrs. George Johnson Friday afternoon. It is hoped that Dr. A, I Froehlich will give a talk and » short program in charge of Mrs. L. < Erickson will be given., Mrs. C. W. Goodell will act as assistant hostess and the games will be in charge of Mrs. E. E. Bassett. A good att^ndance is desired. Altar and Rosary Party List property with Dan Quinlan. } The Altar and Rosary Sodality of St. Patrick's church sponsored a public card party at the church hall Sunday evening. Cards were played and prizes were won by Jacob Thies, Mrs. M. A. Sutton, Eleanor Kinsala and Jean Powers. Lunch waa seived at the close of the games/ Bullets Leave Trail The tracer bullet consists of a steel jacket with a core of smoke-producing material. When fired the core burns and the bullet in flight can be traced by the stream of Bmoke. The material of which the core la constructed loses practically no weight in burning, so that the tracer bullet takes the path as the regular bullet Historic Valley The Shenandoah valley Is one of the most historic in the nation. During the Civil war It was known as the "Granary of the Confederacy," and today It is a great orchard and smallcrop area. Its entire levgth Is dotted with battlefields, with which are linked the names of men knowa to United (States military history. Body Aids Ghost Legend The legend of an apparition at Skibo castle, Scotland, one of the homes of the late Andrew Carnegie, was given added credence among neighbors by the discovery of a body at -the place where the natives aald the "ghost" always disappeared, ft t identified. Riverview Camp The next meeting of Riverview Camp, R. N. A., will be Tuesday evening, Oct. 14, but all September dues must be paid to the recorder, Mrs. Florence Cobb, not later than Oct. 11. Members are asked to bear this in mind and pay their dues before Ask 11. »%adies' AM Society The Ladies' Aid society met at the church on Friday afternoon where the usual business was transacted. Plans were made to serve a supper at the church on Thursday, Oct. 9, at five o'colck and it was decided to advertise it well so that the public would respond and enjoy a delicious meal. On Wednesday afternoon of this week they met at the home of Mrs. H. A. Asmalsky. Bridge was played and prizes were won by Mrs. J. R. Smith and Mrs. Martha Page. Refreshments were served. i< • Spin*!, Net Tracheal ; Presumably that cold immunization will take care of colds In the head. $tat cold In the feet will continue to be cured by backbone treatments.^' ion Arbor Dally New* - : ! . • - T I • r " { Thermos Bottles i 43m properties of the thermos hot* Je are due to the presence of a icuum. Vacuum bottles have double walls and from the space between the air Is exhausted. This prevents the heat from escaping and from r>ene- . toting. Ben Bon Club Mrs. Joseph Wagner very dsttght fully entertained the menjbers her card club by serving a luncl at one o'clock on Thursday at inhome. The afternoon was spent ,-%• usual in playing five hundred. Tim tables were in play. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Molidor, Mrs Albert Justen, Mrs. Russell Gibbs Guest prizes went to Mrs. Jacob Mil ler, Mrs. John Wagner and Mrs. A1 Martini. • Mid-Week Card Cti| Tltfe llfid-Week card club met at the! home of Mrs. J. A. Craver on Wed nesday afternoon of last week. Fivei tables of bridge were in play and prizes were won by Mrs. Lillian Cox! and Mrs. J. J. Marshall, after whieni refreshments were served. POTATOKS--Best buy in town while they last. Car-load of Early Ohio, Red River No. 1 potatoes now on t^clc. Sold fl.46 per bu. from car. 8c extra for delivery/ Also have 50-lb sacks of full grown onions. $1.00 per Dave Segel, McHenry, 111 ~ ' - 18 Mid-Week Cart Club The Mid-Week card club met atl the home of Mrs. J. A. Craver on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Five tables of bridge were in play and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Lillian] Cox and Mrs. J. J. Marshall Birthday Anniversary The teacher, Miss Alice Clark, and I the pupils, of the Ostend school enjoyed a party Friday afternoon in honor of the birthday anniversary of Dorothy Herdrich. Games, were played | and refreshments were Hikers Club " 5 Mrs. F. O. Gans entertained the Hikers club at her home Monday afternoon. Bridge was played and prizes awarded to Mrs. J* & Smith and Mrs. William Marshal^ • Ton will save money; you will profit through losses amply provided for; you may stock your bath room; your boudoir dresser, your medicine chest with drugs of absolute purity. The labels are unsightly; the packages are soiled, but the contents are just as good as the day they cam© from the factory. You may be" sure of this. Were it not so the law would stop us. Gome with confidence and buy at a profit. These goods are standard merchandise --Bottles are yet sealed; packages unbroken and you save mc •'Si Wonderful Values in a Household Remedies 42c 42c .89c 32c 29c 29c BROMO SELTZER, regular 60c value, now SAL HEPATICA, re| Hilar 60c size, now ° , $1.20 size, now PLUTO WATER, regular 45c size, now McKESSON'S MILK OF MAGNESIA, 50c value McKESSON'S RUBBING ALGOHOL, pint 4 bottles »..$1.05 ALP EN KRAUTER, famous old German tonitf, $1.50 value ! DR. MILE'S NERVINE, $1.00 value LISTERINE, 3 oz., 30c value ..._ VINOL, regular $1.20 value, now SENNA LEAVES, regular 10c pkg. for NUJOL, regular $1.00 size, now COLD TABLETS, regular 25c value ADLERIKA, Intestinal Evacuant, $1.00 size 69c SLOAN'S LINIMENT, 70c value 53c BOLGER'S THROAT GARGLE, 35c value 7I1T. 19c LAVORIS, $1.00 value _ 69c SQUIBB'S MILK OF MAGNESIA, 50c size • 33c ZONITE, regular $1.00 size, now •; ." ... . 69c 60c size, now " ' 40c 30c size, now 20c EPSOM SALTS, V2 lb. pkgs., regular 55c value, have become solidified, but can be broken up so they are as good as ever, in any event they are good stock medicine, at per pkg 4c ABBOTT'S COD LIVER OIL? pt. bottle 49c SQUIBB'S GOD LIVER OIL, pt. bottle 69c V2 pt. bottle ... f.l.. .:....„37c SQUIBB'S MINT FLAVOR GOD LIVER OIL, regular $1.00 value 69c OVALTINE 72e BORIC ACID CRYSTALS, per lb. pkg. TURPO, (Turpentine ointment) » regular 75c size regular 35c size fOLEY'S SONEY & TAR, 60c value A. D. S. WHITE PINE COUGH SYRUP, now for i HOBSON'S WHITE PINE & TAR, 60c value, now 29c LENNEX COUGH SYRUP, 60c value, now ...... ...39c DR. KING'S NEW DISCOVERY, 60c value, now 37c PADRES WINE ELIXER, 4 Very 'special bargain? $1.25 value, now 89c SEIDLITZ POWDERS, 25c value 4c BEEF, IRON & WINE, regular $1.00 value, now ......42c .......19c 25c value, FOR MEN ONLY PIPES, all shapes all sfaes, genuine Briar; $1.00 value, your cjloice *" itbc TOBACCO, Tip Top, Beaohnut, Plow Boy, any of these at 3 pkgs. for . . ... 25c Velvet, Lucky Strike, Edgeworth, Sir Walter Raleigh, Prince Albert, any of these at 2 pkgs for 25c EUE DE QUININE HAIR TONIC, 69c valjje 33c BRILLIANTINE, for the hair, 50c value ... / 23c LA FRESCA HAIR GLOSS, 50c valna. - 19c GEM SHAVING CREAM, 50c value 19c McKESSON'S SHAVING CREAM, 39c value 19c PALM OLIVE SHAVING TALC, 25c value 13c BARBASOL SKIN FRESHNER, 75c value 29c LEATHER BILL FOLDS, slightly damaged, can be cleaned, yours for only 10c ANHEUSER-BUSCH, extra dry, GINGERALE . 3 bottles, in a carton, formerly 50c, now 37c CHAMOIS SKIN, made up of well s^wn pieces, wash the .Bus" with this fine 18x24 genuine chamois. Now each 39c (Yon will never, never see another bargain like that) WOODBURY'S COCOA NUT OIL SHAMPOO, full sized bottle, and the brand is famous around the world. We sold a ton of it, regularly priced, 50c, this sale 19c Pick a Bargata Here Boston Bags, slightly damaged by water, good quality, formerly $1.25, now 39c Kaempeer's Canary Bird Seed, 1 lb. pkg. value 35c, now ... _23c Fruit Jelly Drops, something like a gum drop but twice as nice, ^any flavors and many colors to go with any t a b l e d e c o r a t i o n scheme. Can not advertise the brand but they were made to sell for much more, .Absolutely Fresh. To introduce them through this sale you may have a pound for 29c Rybbtr Gloves, for women, substantial, firm, durable rubber gloves, any size, per pair at sale only „....39c 1' Kip" kills flie8, 8pray it in the air, One Full Pint, formerly sold for 75c, buy it at this sale, to introduce it r29c POULTRY STOCK and other ANIMAL REMEDlEi LEE'S GERMAZONE for poultry, 85c value 59c FLECK'S POULTRY POWDER, 25c vaiue __1 16c Atomizers Perfume Sprays ATOMIZER, opalescent glass, gold washed mountings, new thumb push bulb, formerly sold for $2.00, now 11.43 ATOMIZER, striking orange enamel, gold stripe, tall with silk covered bulb, was $1.35, now 89c PIPES Genuine Briar, , «iginally sold f*p.. rarse size Jrerniiire macon 5c •tf ' % ' This is an incredible value--you must see ,it and use It to be convinced--rose, sweet pea, violet, each ^ " Sc' POWDER PUFFS, values up to 25c, now 5c ARMAND'S COLD CREAM POWDER, $i:00 value 79c PALM OLIVE POWDER, regular 50cx value, 19c COTY'S POWDER, $1.00 value * > 79c CORYLOPSlS TALCUM POWDER, 1 lb. can 17c TRE JUR BODY POWDER, beautiful package, regular 50c value, now 33c LEMAIRE COLD CREAM, 75c value r 39c THREE FLOWER CLEANSING SET, consisting of special cleansing cream, cold cream and skin freshner, regular $1.50 value, now 87c BLACK ft WHITE TOOTH PASTE, 10c size * < te DR. WEST'S TO.OTH PASTE, regular 25c value, 3 tubes for t 47c J JERGEN'S LOTION, 50c value MUSK O ^i...37c UTH ASTRINGENT, $1.25 Value I::l_88C FIANCEE FACE POWDER, special box, value $1.00 (Free, flacon of parfum to match) both for .69c LUCRITIA VANDERBENT, Boudoir size, lovely blue enamel box on four silver legs, $1.00 value, now 69c COMPACTS, 1 lot consisting of assorted sizes and styles, some old gold bas-relief with sunburst of girl with flowers; some gun metal cases with your initial on the cover, and others. While they last 17e COMPACTS, by Boyer of Paris, cardinal red case trimmed with gold, sexagon shape, value $1.50 89c COMPACTS, by Palmer, etched silver on one side, relief enamel on the other, round case, dainty, $1.00 value ...69c Novelty Perfumes, keen for bridge prizes, 4 petit flaeons in each box, regular 50c value 19c PIQUANTE, Colgates, large size, alluring soent, would make n beautiful gift, $2.00 value' 1 $1.29 RAQUEL, Orange blossom, in a lovely tall china red octagon package, value $2.00, now .$1.29 COLGATE'S PARFUM in many odors, Narcissus, Jasmine, etc., in dainty packages, 50c valiie, your choice 33c The same in $1.00 sizes _.... 65c NARCISSUS, Stearns, a very good buy, comes in a lovely etched bottle with glass stopper, resting in a cjever little cabinet box, $3.50 value, now $1.49 GARDEN GLO, Palmer's, large purse flacon, of an exquisite fragrance •-.-".L * ^ 69c BEAU "K", Armand's, a sweet entidng scent, would make an attractive little gift, $1.00 value, now _69c ZANADU, Vantines, a haunting oriental odor, large purse flacon, $1.00 value ......59c BEN HUR, Jergen's Toilet Water, a large attractive bottle, $2.00 value ...... . • $1.69 FLAMME DE GLOIRE, Eau de Toilette, Seville, large size flask shape, formerly sold for $3.50, as is .$1.98 TRIUMPHS DE PLEVILLE, Eau 4e Toilette, large flask, formerly priced at $3.50, as is $1.98 KODAK ^aijrongo ONLY $1.98 Picture 2^x414, was $3.25^> jnow Special Bargain ' --Nottce--' Djef JClas Extract, 1 bottle, T*V 75c Djer Eliss Face Powder, 1 box Pocket Atomiser Total value SPECIAL $2.35 BOOKS iwri7«« NOW Bishop Murder > Case Green Murder Case Wild Horse Mesa The Top Kick The Circular Stair Case So Big Kitty % And many other titles by many oth$r autkora. • V BQLGER^S DRUG STORE "Registered Pharmacists Always ^ri (^hargp^^ v ft "WW ^^ - ^ • > : >;• •-m'K , .43. *