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Starting October 22 I will be at my McHenry office, in the A. E. Nye Building, every Thursday afternoon. v; P!Z" Br- Paul A. Schwabe •* £*L, OPTOMETRIST Phone 674 « Woodstock (for appointment) Monday --Wednesday Saturday STJL&TTON SAYS THINGS IN GOOD SHAPE FOR PARTY \ Special Sale Saturday SILK DRESSES In Sjriart New Winter Shades, . , Sizes 12 to 54. Regular price, $4.50 to $7.50' : Saturday 5........ $2-95 to $4.00 VILLA CREPE DRESSES Special 1_,„....1;;.... $1-50 A GROUP OF HOUSE FROCKJ3 SMART NEW HATS. Formerly $1.95, Saturday 1$ 1-00 HANDBAGS In Brown, Green, Black and Blue . Suede or Leather ................. $1-00 HANSEN'S SMART GLOVES In the Very Latest Shades $1.00 Many Other Items at Special Prices Betty Nielsen Riverside Drive McHenry "ft looks good for the whole Republican state ticket," William J. isnatton said today. "Going up and down^-the state with Curly Brooks and other candidates, meeting party leaders and plain ordinary voters in every county. I find Illinois getting ready to take her accustomed place in the ranks of Republican states. "When I was Secretary of State," Mr. Stratton said. "I inaugurated the I^olicy of earning and paying into the state treasury interest on office receipts. Doing this, and giving the state's business the same care and attention any successful business man has to give to his own business. I managed to run the Secretary of State's office at less expense to the taxpayers, in proportion to - the amount of business handled, than any similar department was run In any other state in the Union. I believe the people are entitled to have public business run that way. "I hope and expect to. be elected Secretary of. State this time. Here and now' ,1 make the pledge that I will administer the office as honestly and efficiency as I did before. Every penny of public funds that passes through my hands will be turned into the state treasury for the*benefit of the taxpayers." _ "Bill" Stratton, as he is known to -his legion of friends throughout the state, is McHenry county's neighbor being a resident of Ingleside in Lake county. He has always received strong support from the voters of McHenry county and he is expected to poll a large vote on November 3. Greeo St ELMER J. FELLOWS DIES AT ST. CHARLES Green St. Dollar Day Others Choice Mrs. Elmer J. Fellows, 76 years old, a resident of St. Charles and for many years a property owner in this vicin-j ity, as well as a pioneer figure in thehistory of milk marketing in north-1 eastern Illinois, died October 15 at an, Elgin hospital, where he had been receiving treatment for the last five weeks. Mr. Fellows had never fully recovered from injuries sustained four years ago in an automobile accident on j the Fox River trail, just north of his: home community. I Himself, a farmer, as well as a i champion of the farmer, Mr. Fellows! owned the James R. Sayler farm, west! of McHenry, for several years. One of the organizers and an early president of the old. Milk Producers Association he had been "interested with marketing activities of the j farmers for many years. He was active in organizing the Co-operative Marketing Company sixteen years ago j "V and was also active in the Milk Pro-. ducers Association. & He was associated on the editorial. ^ staff of the "Prairie Farmer" for a: 1 time. / j For many years he was a dealer in livestock and at one time was in busi-' ntss at Springfield, Mo., and had own-! IT ed the stockyards in St. Charles. j He was also active in community I ^ affairs and served for many years on \ the Kane county board of supervisors.' j X Hie was born on a farm east of St. j J Charles on Feb. 13, I860, and on May V T Baldwin of St. Charles. Last May! 12, 1886, he was married to Rowena: golden wedding: X n Barbian's House Dresses, Reg. price $1.25 -1.75 ....._ $1-00 House Dresses, Reg. price $1.00 1' 79^ Silk Slips, Reg. price $1.15-1.25 ... .j..;...:.-.... „ $1.00 Ballbriggan Two-piece Pajamas, Reg. price $115 $1-00 Children's Dresses, Reg. price 75c, 2 for 1..... $1-00 Children's Wool Sweaters, Reg. pricej&1.49 $1-00 Children's Leggings, Reg. price $1.75 1.... L $1.00 Handblocked Luncheon Cloth, 54x54, 2 for $1.00 they observed their anniversary. ' j Y Besides the widow, Mr. Fellows is v survived by a daughter, Gertrude Fel-4» lows of St. Charles, a son, George ofj^jgLMinneapolis, Minn., a grandson; two jF brothers, Henry of Kansas and Wil-'V liam, Aurora; two half sisters, a hall. «*• brother and his stepmother. I A He was active in Masonic circles, had held office in Unity Lodge 48, A. F., and A. M., of St. Charles and be-j JT longed to the Medinah Shrine of Chi- j jr cago. Funeral services were held Sunday • afternoon at 2:30 from the Congriega-i^ tional church with burial in Union £ cemetery, St. Charles. Come in and see the 1937 BUICK CAR DAMAGED ON EASTERN MOTOR TRIP on Uisplay at-- R. I. OVERTON MOTOR SALES Front Street West McHenry, 111. Serving this Community for Over : Twenty-five Years 1 Mr. and Mrs .James Perkins, daugh- j X ter, Mrs. Adeline Matson, of Wauke-j f. gan and Darlene Lockwood returned ^ home Saturday night from a two- j weeks motor trip to Syracuse, N. Y., where they visited relatives. | 1 Although the trip was a most en-, V joyable one it was marred by an auto- i mobile accident when they were out & the second day on their journey and i about 600 miles from home. The acci- • dent occurred at NortheAst, Pa., when V an approaching machine turned direct- & ly into them "as it appeared to be turn- A ing across the pavement onto a side J road. t ^ The Perkins car, which was a new Chevrolet, belonging to Mrs. Matsorf, <£« was overturned, but the occupants fortunately escaped injury, although the trip was held up for a day while repairs were made to the car. The trip to Syracuse was made through Cleveland, Ohio, while the return trip took them through Canada, crossing the Windsor bridge. They also visited Niagra Falls and other points of interest. f t t J T TTf t T t "WAY BACK WHEN" \\ hen the 60th anniversary number the I laindealer was published a "\\ ay Back When" memory recalling the Hallowe'en pranks of local boys a with Fred Schnorr's gate was insert-' J ed in the ad of the -Claire Beauty iV Shop. ^ '<» Recently Mrs. Noonah received a I o picture front Mr. Schnorr showing lj^ three boys making away with a gate, | i and underneath it the words, "If your ^ gate happens to disappear, just remember that an ancient spirit of Hal- A lowe'en is being reincarnated into' X modern youth." fer:Mital Story Tellers Story1* tellers (who in private domestic circles are generally women) are a characteristic Oriental institution. POP CORN lb. 14c GOLDEN BANTAM Kind Used in Corn Crib Limit 5 pounds to Customer Haliver Oil Capsules 100's . Get Your Winter Supply Now $1.75 Value for $1.21 CHRISTMAS CARDS 21 Beautiful Cards in Box--Must be seen to appreciate $1 value for . . . . 29c 50 for $1 --^ Beautiful Water Colored Xmas Cards -- With Your Name Imprinted p "You Must See These" Pond*s Cold Cream .--l,-;; 55c JARS Special sale . . . . . 31c; KARITH CLEANER f Full Quart -- 75c Value Sale Price , . i, . 49c 25c PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO Special 16# KLEENEX 500's Sale Price McKESSON'S MILK OF MAGNESIA uinnt Full Pint ..... 33# $1.00 MARROW OIL SHAMPOO _.. 69# $1.25 AGAROL 89# ASPIRIN TABLETS, 100'#: 2.„„ J3# .25 KOOLAX SHAVE CREAM, Jars 23# .25 JOHNSON BABY POWDER 19# $1.00 NUJOL . .. 69# .50 HINDS' HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM WITH DISPENSER...... .. 34# -.75 LISTERINE 1 QUART KARITH CLEANER 49# .10 POWDER PUFFS 3 for 10# PEERLESS TOILET PAPER 4 25# $1.25 PETR0LAGER .. ... . . 89# ,25 ARMAND BRILLIANTINE AND HAIR OIL 15^ .25 PEPSODENT TOOTH POWDER 16# .25 DEXTER WRITING PAPER .... $1.25 KOW KARE 5 POUNDS EPSOM SALTS 11 19^ 8-oz. SUPER-D COD LIVER OIL 69# 1 DEXTER RUBBER GLOVES . . 13<> 1 PINT PEROXIDE .......... 21# $1.50 B. K. POWDER . ; $1.19 .50 PHILLIP'S TOOTH PASTE^ .1 33# $1.00 MAX FACTOR LIPSTICKS 69# $1.00 MAX FACTOR POWDER 1 69# .55 LADY ESTHER 4-Purpose Cream 39<? .25 MAVIS TALCUM POWPER ....... 18# $1.10 PRINCESS PAT PQ.WDER 79^ INGRAM'S SHAVE CREAM 35c TubeorJar 23# PLAYING CARDS 2 Decks 46# PALMORVE SOAP 6 .25# IP ANA TOOTH 2 Tubes ......„.^6 7 # REAL VANILLA Not an Imitation Bought By the Barrel Introduction Q|l#r 6 oz • • • 49c . TO THE FARMERS! Just the thing for the Milk House and Barn Clean, Sanitary Paper Towels . 2 Rolls, 150 each 11 x 13 Towels 49# One Lot Scissors All Types, Sizes, and Prices Select Early! Th* Best Ones Go First! Values up to $1.85 Your Pick 79c Johnson's Wax or Glo Goat 1 pint of either with A A 11 1 Bottle Furniture Polish /| 1 Jar Silver Polish WINDSOR WHISKEY 18 MONTHS OLD Regular -- $1.00 Per, Pint * Dollar Day ..... 79c SANTA ALICIA WINE Port, Sherry, Tokay, etc. . Fifths 49c X ZS% DISCOUNT ON ALL PAINT THOMAS P. BOLGER Windows Green St. £ X* Phone 40 THE McHENRY DRUGGIST