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Page Twelve THE McHSNRY PLAINDEALER Thursday, October 4, 1 DOLLAR Plenty of FREE Parking in Rear Rayon Mead Scarfs. 32-fn. square. Reg. 59c 44c Conjitraf Oxfords.Misses', Women's. Reg. ^2.4ju • "$i.7T lobby Pins. 120 rubber tipped. Reg. 39c 27c Boys* Nylon Stretch Socks Reg. 49c Pr. 2 prs. sic Men's Cushion-Foot Socks Reg. $1.15 .3 prs. 99c 9-Or. Jersey Work Gloves Reg. 35cPr....... 3 prs. s$c Kitchen Gadgets--Values to 29c Ea Any 2 for 33c 24-Pf. Stainless Flatware Set. Reg. $6.25 3.99 "Welcome" Door Mm blfeck rubber. Reg. 79c. «*« "Onward" White Envelopes 100 in pkg. Reg. 39c....27c Plastic Knlc-Knack Cabinets. Reg. $2.98 1.67 laundry Peineonor Bags in plastic. Reg. 49c 29c ^Happy Time" Mugs, Bowls. Reg. 29c Ea 4 for 77% Dutch Grown Tulip Bulbs kqrge 1st quality. Sold elsewhere at 10c ea. • • 6 for 49c 5 lb. Gitts* Seed n plastic bag. Fast growing. l-j. $3.69 $1.71 4 Pe. Glass Mixing Bowl Set Reg. $1.49 Fire King Brand $1 1 T'/zHjt. Casserole and Lid Reg. 89c Fire King .. 66c 16 Pc. Dinnerware Set Reg. $3.49. Gold Trim .. $2.44 85 Qt. Waatetnsket Reg. $1.98. Choice of colors $1 Jumbo Square Wastebasket R<eg. $2.98 Size $1.77 CloHies Basket Sale Our Reg. $1.49 oblong style $1 Complete Selection of Halloween Items Buy early for* best selection. ALUMINUM COOKWARE Reg.' to $1.69. 3-pc. Saucepan set. 9 cup Percolator. 10" Angel Cake Pan. Your Choice. 99 CORDUROY OXFORDS Women's - Misses. Reg. $1.98. One time buy. Choice of Blk., Red or? Blue Plaid. $1 00 Brush Style Hair Rollers Reg. $1.00 pkg. 4 Sizes. Limited Offer. 66' SNOW BOOTS Women's - Misses. Sturdy Black Lined Snow Boots. Sizes 4% - 10. $3.99 Jumbo Garment Baa Heavy plastic. Holds 16 garments. Colors. Reg. $1.59....,..|00 <!h 'ji'.i1 !•>><)! •> 'jli/'l 4-ln. Planter Plastic in gay colors. Reg. 496 •"-•4*100 Drainer Troy Plastic. Rigid late holders, eg. $1.49. |Q0 White Anklets Heavy knit cotten. Keg. 49c pr. ••• 3 p a i r s |00 g1 Urn Floor Planter lO^-in. plastic pot, brass stand. New colors. Reg. $1.98.. I00 Warm Booties Training Pants Plush in colors. Soft, absorbent Women's 4 to 9. cotton. Reg. 29c ^3 $1.99 ea 4 I00 >e»»>>#*> • • • «»» e eee • <• • ^ Big Pictures Framed, 22x 48". Reg. $1.98. Choice.,. 3x5-Ft. Pile Rugs Cotton & rayon.Foam rubber back. Colors. Reg. $2.98 $1.99 MiUdl My Stool Plastic in choioc colors. Holds to _ lbs. Reg. $2.98 99 Ironing Cover*. • 4 Choice of Silicone p * treated or 100% cOt- J ' ? tdn. Reg. 98c. iU Boys' and Girls' Washable Jacket* Hooded styles, insti lated quilt linings, Popular colors. 3-6X Reg. $5.99 We have a complete selection of jackets for the entire family! Mens - Womens - Ghildrens. See our selection before you buy. §9eB-Rttn Seamless Nylons She0rl5-denier Ruth Barry Hi fine lacy mesh--run resistant! Size6 8&41. Reg. 98c »»e»4 Handy New Pans • See-thru cover pie • and cake pans* J Smokeless broiler. e Values to $1.49. ? Choice 77* : •••eee***eeee«*eeeeeeee«+e Corduroy Capri Pants Prints, solid colors. Reg. $1.99 Women's sizes 10 to 18. Girls' sizes 7 to 14 $1.77 $1.67 Olrls' Nylon Stretch Tights Red, royal, black or camel. One size fits 4 to 6. Reg. $1.19 gg£ s e >eeeeeg< 5*®ee Lined Sweat Shirts Children's 2-8. Navy, elec^-* blue, tangerine, white. Reg; $1.59 ^ ^ STRETCH STOCKS Men's - Boys'. Reg. 49c Asst. Designs And Colors. 3 pr. $1, 1250 North Green McHenry, Illinois Child's Sleeper Cotton knit in grow style. Reg. $1.99 ea. $1.77 Bmck's New Riviera 0 The superb performance and maneuverability of a sports car are combined with styling elegance and craftsmanship in Buick's new Riviera coupe. The Riviera is powered by a 401-cubic inch engine combined with Buicfc's s\iper smooth Turbine Drive transmission. The car is only 53.2 indies high and has a 15-inch center of gravity that permits the high degree of maneuverability desired! in a persohalized sports car. It boasts sueti styling and engineering innovations as a; tilting steering wheel that can be tailored to; any position desired by the driver and sidej Windows without frames. Four bucket seats with center console are featured in the interior. SERVICE NEWS Gerald H. Dowe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Dowe of 412 Front street, McHenry, was among the squad leaders who completed recruit training, Sept. 8, at the Naval Training center, Great Lakes. Squad leaders are selected on the basis of high initiative, outs t a n d i n g l e a d e r s h i p a b i l i t y , military bearing, and because they best express a high example to their fellow recruits. Those selected for squad leader posts serve in a supervisory capacity and assist in training the company. They are directly responsible to the company commander for the conduct of the men in the squad. Richard E. Schafer, machinist's mate second class, t.USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Schafer of 2916 North Riverside drive, McHenry, is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Koel, which arrived in San Diego, Calif., on Sept. 11. It marked the first time the Navy's newest missile- equipped destroyer entered her homeport. The ship was built at Bay City, Mich., and commissioned into the Navy at Boston, Mass., on June 16. She sailed to the West Coast via the Panama Canal. The Hoel's first rescue mission was made during the cruise. She was dispatched to find a drifting small boat. Her crew spotted the craft at 3 a.m., 100 miles from Colon, Panama. The sailboat, with one man aboard, had been adrift for 10 days after it had become becalmed on the way from London, England, to Sydney, Australia. The Hoel towed the sailboat into Colon and continued on to San Diego. WORMS, GERMANY -- Albertus F. Van Berkum, whose sister, Mrs. Dina Van Schyndel, lives on Route 1, Spring Art On Exhibit Rudi J, Phote Artist Marilyn Bacon of Ringwood is shown sitting beneath two of her paintings, part of a large collection on display this month in the middle gallery of Riccardo's Restaurant and Gallery in Chicago. A visitor to McHenry admired some of Mrs. Bacon's paintings which hang in local business places, and on returning to Chicago recommended that the gallery owner invite her to exhibit. It is a distinct honor for the local artist, whose paintings have been popular at the local art fair each year. At left, in back of Mrs. Bacon, is a portrait of Atty. Robert Stueben of McHenry, and at .the right is a painting she calls "Pensive." Grove, was promoted to private first class Sept. 15 in Germany, where he is serving with the 48th Infantry. Van Berkum, a rifleman in the infantry's Company B in Worms, entered the Army in December, 1961, and received basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. He arrived over* seas last June. The 20-year-old soldier was graduated from high school in Netherlands. AN ADVERTISMENT THIS SIZE Would Cost $153 for Postage Alone . . . i f y o u p u t i t o n a p o s t c a r d a n d m a i l e d i t t o t h e 5 * 1 0 0 f a m i l i e s now receiving The McHenry Plaindealer. . . . i t w o u l d c o s t y o u o n l y $ 9 . 0 0 , i f r u n i n the Plaindealer. . . • And it wouldn't be tossed in the wastebasket either! People PAY to get the newspaper. And one of the main things they pay for is the advertisements which guide them in all their buying habits. The McHenry Plaindealer P