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f . v ' V "V ' •'• V . ' ^ • • : * . ,i . • ' ; • •. . - McHENRY PLAINDEALER, THURSDAY, JUNE 9,1987 ;*,v BUY IT IN McHENRY Sensational Prices! Sensfctional prices are not unusual-- you find them every day at the A&P. Come in and look over our shelves--you will find your favorite nationally advertised brand at a big saving. YELLOW CLING £ SLICED OR HALVES, P E A C H E S 1 9 C 3N^;'55c . A larg* quantity purchase made this sensational price possible PURE LARK, • v-a Lfe 29c American Cheese) •; Lh. 31c Candy and Gum 10c OLEO GOLDEN HUE .',J: Lb. 19c Shredded Wheat |( Pkgs. 19c Hominy SCOTT COUNTY 3 No. 3 'Cans 25c Northern Tissue *3 Rolls 20c Fairy Soap 3 Cakes 14c Salada Tea hi lb. Fkg. 20c BAKED BEANS AND TOMATO SOtJP 3 Cans 25c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 Cans 13c s&AiiJUffic&lfccinc TBA CO. ESTABLUHBD 1859 Closing Ottt Sale Many wonderful bargains to be had in new ^ I Merchandise Night gowns, white, pink, flesh, and maize. Several grades to select from at a big saving. Girls' Sleeping Garments, pink nainsook, siae 7 to 15, 95c quality, sale price.„„ 65* Women's House Dresses, $4.00 quality, now only$2.50 White Embroidered* and Lace trimmed Dresses, sizes 2 to 6 ypars. Special sale price $1.0# « • ?ji> Men's fine Dress .Shirts, collar attached, plain and fancy, $2.75'*and $2.85, no^r only. $2.09. Men's Neckwear, new spring styles, $1.25 and $1.50 grades. Now only - i 05 it $1.10 Silk Hose in nearly all Golors at a big saving.. Silk Hose and Silk Socks for the Miss, plain and fancy, 90c grade, now 60# Shoes, Oxfords and iHimjps fpr the whole family at a Big Saving, aixtiit % off regular price. J. Walsh iWU In the Market Place ^ IN certain parts of Europe some centuries *go, tlM farm laborer was wont to stand in the town market place holding a straw in his mouth as m that he was looking for employment. Today the uninvested dollar places itself in the open Wiarket. As to an individual, it must be offered •n occupation free from personal hazard, with steady., employment and attractive wages. In providing telephone facilities for nation-wide service, the Bell System has employed millions of such dollars. The savings of more than half a million American telephone users, invested in Bell System securities, have built the system that serves thenu Theirs is an investment in service* and th^thgqgp selves have served by investing."" •XINOIS TELEPHONE BKLL SYSTBM Q-- Mfcf S OM Symtm • UnburnI SinM ;; WEEKLY PERSONALS COMERS AND GOERS OF A WEEK IN OUR CITY As Seen By Plaindealer Reporters and Handed In By Oar Friends John Fay wss a Cary visitor Sunday. Lyl« Basaett sprat Snndaf in Chicago. Hoy Kent spent Monday in Chicago, Mire. Leslie OlBen visited at Ringwood Wednesday. Miss Eleanor Phalin is visiting at Witt, HL, this week. . Miss Virginia En'geln visited at Richmond Thursday. John Fay, Jr., spent several days this week at Chicago. Stephen H. Freund was a Ringwood caller Wednesday. L. A. Erickson spent the first <rf the week at Genoa City. « Mr. and Mrs. RPV Conway were Woodstock visitors Saturday. Mrs. James Powers and family visited at Sycamore Sunday. -• John Phalin and daughter, Ruth, were Elgin visitors Sunday. Miss Elizabeth McCabe spent a few iays last week at Wjaukegan. Kirk Sehroeder and Clyde Carr of Ringwood visited here Saturday. Arthur Rauen of Chicago visited in the Fred Boger home Friday.. Miss Margaret McCabe of Elgin spent fcunday with homo folks here. Miss Eleanor Larkin of Elgin spent Sunday in the Edmund Knox home. Mr. and Mks. George Shepard visited in the John Ciaxton home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Roy Smith Sunday. Arnold Rauen of Spring Grove attended commencement exercises here : riday. Mrs. C. E. Hughes and Mrs. Jennie Cossman of Ringwood visited here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry FOBS and little son were Ringwood visitors Saturday evening. Neil Doherty returned home for his summer vacation from his school duties in Chicago. Mr. and Mis. Ben Rosing and son, Albert, of Volo visited m the Frank Rosing home Monday. Miss Rovena Marshall returned to her home Sunday after ^spending her vacation in Chicago. Mrs. August Huff of Kenosha, WJS., visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Freund Thursday. Misses Jean and Irene Monroe of Chicago were guests in the Fred Boger home Friday. Miss Pearl Ciaxton who has been very ill at her home east of town is improving slowly. . Edward Kennealy and Thomas Frisby of Elgin visited in the James Frisby home Sunday. The Daughters of the G. A. R. held their meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the Woodman hall. Mr, and Mrs. George Young, and son, Stanley, of Ringwood spent Sunday with relatives here. Mrs. Trongeon and son, William, cf Chicago visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cobb Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Besely of Woodstock were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sayler Saturday evening. Misses Genevieve and Dorothy Knox and their guest, Eleanor Larkin, visited at Woodstock Saturday. liarvin Carney and Russell Bridges of Elmhurst were Sunday guests in the home of Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Cobb. Mrs. Laura Kent and daughter, Ruth, were Chicago visitors Thursday, Mr, and Mrs. George Phalin attended the wedding of the latter'n sister, Esther Peters, at Woodstock on June 1. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of Austin were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Frank Thurwell and family on Monday. Miss Eleanor Kinsala and Helen Powerr spent several days this, week assisting in the L. A. Erickson store at Genoa Cit.y Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Butler of Chicago are spending their vacation in the home of their parents, Mr, and MTS. Henry Miller. M iss Ida Bresina and cousin cf Chippewa Falls, Wis., are spending their summer vacation with Mr. and Mrs. William Althoff. Mr. and Mrs. Mat Rauen of Spring Grove were guests of Miss Elizabeth Boger at the commencement program Friday. Mrs. Anna Berkircher has been seriously ill at St. Ann's hospital in Chicago where she recently underwent a serious operation. Mr. and Mrs. George Kamholz and little son of Chicago visited in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kamholz, Thursday. Fox River Valley Camp held their regular meeting at the Woodman hall Tuesday evening. After the meetinir a social hour was enjoyed and cards furnished entertainment for the members. The ladies orchestra have again resumed practice after their short vacation. They are feeling optimistic as two violins have been added to their ranks. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Utwson are moving from Elgin to the Mat Weber cottage on Riverside. Drive. Mr Lawson will have charge of the National Tea store. Mrs. John Engeln and daughter, Virginia spent Monday in Chicago where they visited Mrs. Anna Berkirscher who has been seriously iH at St. Ann's hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bohlander, Mrs. Mar tha Page, Mk-s. E. E. Baseett, Mrs. R. A. Thompson, Mrs. Harvey Baron, Mrs. W J. Welch, Mrs. Jack Walsh and Mrs. James Powers attended the funeral of Mrs. Leech at Hebron on Saturday. Howard Phalin spent a few days last week in the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. John Phalin, having completed his years work at the Notre Dame University. He left on Thursday for Pittsburg, Pa., where M w^jw smgltffnfj this summer. Frank Page is spending a few weeks at Ravina. C. W. Goodell w*i§, ^ Ringwood caller Wednesday. MSss Lena Stoffel was a Chicago visitor Thursday. N. C. Klein spent several days in Chicago last week. W. A. Sayler spent last weak at Lake Geneva, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox were Elgin visitors Sunday. Mjss Dorothy Walsh was a Chicago visitor last Wednesday. Mrs. C. W. Stenger of Waukegan was a caller here Friday. J. Donds of Chicago spent Sunday ^t the J. D. Beatty home . Mlrs. Jacob Steffes and children visited at Johnsburg, Friday. Miss Maud Granger of Chicago visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Alvera Heimer and Mrs. Kerns Were Harvard visitors Monday. Mrs. Fred Nickels and son, Walter, vistied at Harvard, Wednesday. MVs. Fred Nickels and children spent one day last week at Elgin. Mrs. Edward Comiskey of Chicago vistied McHenry friends Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Math Thelen of Eigin were calling on McHenry friends last week. P. M. Justen and W. A. Sayler attended to business St Rockford, 111., Tuesday. Romo Bobb left last week for Antioch where he is now employed in a drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chaubraoff of New York called on old friends here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Steve King of Johnsburg called on relatives here the last of the week. Dr. and Mrs. A. I. Froehlich and daughter, Adele, vistied at Woodstock Saturday Miss Hazel Bacon is spending the week as a gueSt of Miss Lorena Jepson at Ringwood. Mr.-and Mrs. E. J, Heimer and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Stephen Heimer. Mrs. Laura Kent and daughter, Ruth, called on their cousin, Mrs. Joe Guth Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Wolfe left the last of the week for their home at Williamsfield, 111. Mrs. Nick Freund and daughter, Margaret, were Chicago visitors on Monday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heuser and children of Chicago visited in the Mat Weber home Sunday. "Mr. and Mrs. Ben Adams and daughter of Elmhurst visited in the Frank Thurwell home Monday. Mrs. P. J. Schaefer and daughter, Lorraine, and son, Donald, spent several days last week in Chicago. Miss Vera Larkin of Ingleside spent last week as a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Howard. Miss Regina Blake of Elgin is enjoying her vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Blake. Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Klein of Chicago spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Fred C. Schoewer. Francis Bonplett and Miss IRuth Ryan of Chicago visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bonslett on Sunday. Mrs. Eugene Matthews and daughter of Crystal Lake attended the graduating exercises here Friday evening. Mrs. John Meyer visited in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, at Johnsburg one day last w«ek. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bender and Mr. Bender's borther and wife and J. D. Beatty of Chicago were callers in McHenry, Friday. Mrs. M. K. Williams and Rolland Williams of Chicago were week-end guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Heimer. M}r. and Mrs. Ernest Kamholz and little son of Chicago spent Thursday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kamholz and family. Frances Johnson, Alvlna Miller, Angela Miller, Carolyn Miller and Mrs. John E. Fifeund spent Monday in Chicago. . Angela and Carolyn Miller and Albert Justen visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCarroll in Chicago Sunday and attended a ball game at Cubs Park. , Domino Club The members of the Domino eluh wore entertained at the home of Mrs. John Meyer on Thursday afternoon of last week, this being the last party of the season. First prize was won by Mrs. M. Worts, second prize by Mrs. Theo. Winkle, third prize by Mrs. Elizabeth Rothermel, low prise by Mrs. John Meyer. To Enter Priesthood Invitations have been received here to the ordination to the priesthood <5f Rev. Walter Knox Conway, C. S. C., which will take place at Sacred Heart church at Notre Dame, Ind. on Friday, June 24, and also to his First Solemn High Mass which will be celebrated" at St. Patrick's church in this city on Sunday, June 26 at 11 o'clock. AN INVITATION TO YOU . ' : ; Announcing the showing during June of the magnificent blooms of the world's finest peonies Hn the gardens of the Congressman James R. Mann Peony Collection at Crystal Lake. The people of McHenry, Pigtakee Bay, Johnsburg and vicinity are cordially invited to visit this wonderful garden where we will be pleased to show you blooms of the finest named varieties and a thousand seedlings which are different, each a new creation. These peonies are distinctive and excel in size, color and beauty. The view of a hundred thousand peonies is* a sight never to be forgotten. The plants begin to bloom June 10th and the .height of the season is from .liine 15th to June 30th. This invitation is also extended to the clubs of your city. Flowers furnished gratis to garden shows, hospitals and ohurchee. . DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY : J THE CONGRESSMAN JAMES R. MANN PEONY ' # COLLECTION • R. B. 19 One-lmlf mile north of Crystal Lake, Souvenirs--Souvenirs A new line in leather, chins* etc., with name McHenry on them. Very reasonable in price. Nye Music and Gift S£>p, McHenry, "Mien never fight duels over women do they?" "Not any more. The lady just shoots the one sh# doesn't want.-- Stone Cutters Journal. Fruits Vegetables Trade With Us Chicago Fruit Market SAM HIRSHMAN, Owner I wish to anpounce that I shall carry a complete line of Fruits apd Vegetables and my prices shall be right. > ^ " Berner Bldg. CHICAGO FRUIT Green Street At Your Service Are you- planning, a Partyt--let ns do your baking. Special pies, cakes, in fact any baked food you plan to serve, we can prepare in economical and satisfactory manner, . . • V v,: • ...m We give absolutely FREE 4tm Call on us and let us know when yon want it Whose Bread do yon eatf Eat DAYLfc Bread, DAILY. Yon will find DAY-LE BREAD on sale at all McHenry : - Groceries and Markets ^ MARSHALL'S BAKERY Green St McHenry* ZD. For a Limited Time We sere Offering a Hot Water Storage System installed complete in your home for 4 TJ fT t T •T> $94*80 50 GASH Special Terms if Desired Water at a Turn of the Faucet-Just When You Need It Phone or See Us Today Westers United Gas and Electric Gas Headquarters ; ...li •*- . i -c. , * 'k V, • / m VM& : .1 r*. £ > ' ' a ' d- ,K>.