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GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE, FALL AND WINTER GOODS West McHenry, III, IT IS NO LONGER A QUESTION Of calculating as to the probable return of Goods times. It is a question of where you can get the Best Goods for the Least Money, THE FARMERS STORE. . s offering some rare bargains in every Department. Read them. TO IVBRSAI# PROVIDER High Style mar­ ried to Low Price with an absolute di­ vorce from Shoddy Tailoring . . . . . Our Fall Fashions are now in. We await your verdict. . . . . You know that old phrase about "Saw­ i n g W o o d ? W e l l , ,we don't say much, but--we'll let you do the talking, because we know it will be In our favor . » . • » ORIGINATOR OF LOWEST PRICES, OVER* COATS This week we shall call your attention to four of our Departments in which the ladies are especially interested. MILLINERY! Standard Prints, 4c per yard. Indigo Blues, 5c per yard. 3eavy Brown and Slate. Canton Flannels, 9c. Heavy winter Underwear for Children at greatly reduced prices We start at 12c. , You find here Elgin's foremost Millinery Store, bright with the latest designs in head ware, deft copies of Paris and New York pat­ terns, choice, exclusive creations from our own workrooms. In fact every conceiveable style, fad or fancy that can be designed from our immense stock of Mowers, Ribbons, Silks, Birds, Plumes and Feathers. ' ' . " •/- ' - CLOAKS AND CAPES "Tor the next 10 davs I will give a discount of 10 per cent on all Boots and Shoes for cash. We have some bargains in this line. Wear, style, shapliness, comfort, "Tightness," all are here com­ bined in our line of Cloaks, Jackets and Capes, In no part of a ladies apparel is the artistic ability so needful as in the choosing of outer garments for autumn and winter. In a line of garments such as ours the wearer can select and reselect, and although you get the best to be had you will still be making a selection that will please your purse. Clothing with a pood foundation always bears this label--the insignia of Style--Service--Satisfaction. Have you tried our 15e Coffee, if not be sure and try a Pound and be convincod that it is the best in the market at that price. We handle the best grade,of Kerosone Oil, direct from the Stand­ ard Oil Co. at 8c per gallon. Why pay more money for Oils than is no better or as good. Remember we deliver Oils to any part of McHenry. Ladies & Misses' Jackets, Capes, Are now in stock, of the well known Beifeld make, Also, This is a department on which we lay particular stress, We have grouped together the choicest line of Dress Fabrics ever shown in this city, and marked them at wonderfully low prices. Some of the new fabrics this season for Dresses and Suits are Tweeds, Granites, Lizard Cloths, English and French Carls, Jaguards, Crepon Pebbles Armure and Basket Weaver and Brocade Brilliantines. We show excellent assortments of the above at 49, 69, 79 and 98 cents that guarantees a saving of 20 to 25 per cent. The last department but not by any means the least, is FLOUR Infants' and Children's Cloaks, Capes, And Bonnets to match; FLOUR Here you find true shoe goodness combined with the newest fads of Dame Fashion in strictly up to date Footwear. We show some exclusive novelties and styles not shown elsewhere in Elgin, and as usual save you 20 to 25 per cent. Long Distance Telephone, Toll S tation TIIEO, F, SWAfV, GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE, West McHenry. 111.. 1897 ABOUT THE END OF THIS WEEK WE WILL HAVE A You must come to it. Get the old stove cleaned and set up or buy a new one. Don't put it off until the last minute and then complain because your neighbor always gets his put up early and is ready for a cold morning, but you must always wait. . e are prepared to clean, repair, and set up any kind of stove, range or furnace, and do it promptly and and at reasonable rates. We can show you the finest line of Strictly First Class Stoves That was ever shown in this county and will make you prices that will surprise you, It costs you much less to be contented than it does to be unhappy. Buy a PENINSULAR Stove and you are contented and happy See my display of Stoves and get my prices. Yours Truly, CAR OF FLOUR! If you will be around about that time we will guarantee you a saving in buying your Flour. Paints, Oils and Colors CONSTAKTL1 OK HAND. FULL LINK OF PATENT MEDICINES, ̂ TOILET ARTICLES, Stationery and Druggists' Sundries.* OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING Should draw your : t ention. If you have not been in to see our line you should e< me now, it will mean a saving to you, besides haviug the larger stock to select from. iiysicians inscriptions a Your Patronage le respectfully solicited. m*™--JULIA A, STORY One Door West of Riverside Bouse, McHenry, 111. F, L. MCOMBER FOOTWEAR Leather and Rubbei Footwear is here in large quantities, of the best makes and at right prices. * Yours tor Fall Trade, ^West S'de Hardware St ore WEST MCHENRY, III., 1897 *1^ /V% d l I / l / l ^ H E ^ R E A T •* * * &ENGLISH DISINFECTANT. OGQGOGQGQOJGQ OOOOCQC? DEF\D SHOT, FOR •HOG CHOLERA. i Never Fails to do Us Work \\TclL £ «£? Cannon's Sheep=Dip, and Cattle Dressing, The very best on earth for SCAB, FOOT ROT. Kills ticks, lice, and keeps off flies. Try it once and be convinced. See that you get Can­ non's and take none other. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE IN THE U. S. WRITE FOR TERMS. CANNON CHEMICAL COMPANY, 013 Pine Street, - ST. LOUIS, MO. .CALL ON, West McHenry, DEALER IN Let us fit you out with a pnir of shoes at Owen &-Chapell's. i New Shawls, new Gloves and Mittens at 8. Staffers. If you want high grade corsets,such ae $2 50 and S3.50 per pair, will be pleased to ahow you a new line. i JOHNEVANSQN & Co. The low prices of Clothing will surprise yon at .Owen & Cha pell's. The latest in fall ajgd winter Hats and Caps at S. Stoffel's: . O . -ct • Besley's Sarsaparilla Compound. The #reat Blood purifier. Try a bottle. WE CAREY A FULL LINE OF ts, Coffins, Burial Robes, Etc., Etc, We guarantee first class work in every respect.' Call and see me before purchasing JACOB ' Jugvnif. McHenry, 111., 1897 SSltSIl#