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& m, # ' * " ' •• ' . .A A ' .V *k K v^* : w. v ; >'>*>*»*' *•> ^ 'Vi -f,- • . . , .1^1? ^ * ."I /V. % aont tuA Pnoifvalflilt - • •/ MAIL ORDERS •PHONE 60-W '.v ••::;•$ = 'feonk ww N. H. PETESCH mmmst '-•> • ."'.A.-' ^ ' " i .----OUR BIG---- OFFERS A SELECTION very sel- -r-dom found in a town many times the size of McHenry. Our aim to llndfirtlklif our stoc^ UP to Standard " has been-quite successful even during the trying months when factory deliveries were so uncertain. We attribute our home as well as our « I out-of-town patronage due to our splendid selection coupled with fair prices and prompt deliveries. Let us fit up your home. , JACOB JUSTEN McHENRY, ILLINOIS fe': A desire for service has animated us in the assembling of our perfectly matchless line of General Merchandise--Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, No- Ions, Etc. It Is a good sized job to keep up a stock & condition tomeet the wants of all the people, tut that is just what we are doing. We arepre- , pared at all times to give you the best of the marlet-- clean, fresh, satisfying groceries of every defccription. Try us next time and we'll make good. see our line of samples from die famous International Tailoring company. The snappiest fine on the market today and prices right u Telephone 63& liii -ft i'fr. it.-'-: * 1 I " . • *.' :-*'4 • 1 - n<-M .'V/ • Don't Worry about the cold weather, the coal strike, the Flu or even sugar --buy--- good, warm Underwear, Hose, Shoes, Mittens, Blankets, Coats, Caps, Etc., here while our stock lasts and^let us worry how to get mors. - - u ' McHENRY, ILLINOIS SKtT*™ M. J. WALSH Mey*r, consignors; H. H. Case, Cherry Valley, III., purchaser. $300. VjMki Poach, Weaver & Meyer, consignors; J. 0. flipper, purchaser. $300.00. Hillview Ella Pauline 7th, Weaver & Meyer, consignors; W. H. Ritzenthaler, Prairie View, purchaser. $210. Segis Darky Queen, Donald Weter, consignor; Fred Turner, purchaser. $240.00. Homeland Daisy 2nd, Donald Weter, consignor; F. Alyward, Hebron, purchaser. $205.00. Woodlawn Francella $ing 2nd, Cox & Countryman, ' consignors; David Stimes, Capron, 111., purchaser. $240.00. Daisy Girl Pontiac, Cox & Countryman, consignor; David Stimes, purchaser. $225.00. Hawthorne Hengerveld Pietje, Hawthorne Farms Co., consignors; Prairie Glen Stock Farm, Huntley, purchaser. $405.00. Queen Ella Pontiac, Weaver & Meyer, consignors; Geyer & Hancock, Crystal Lake, purchasers. $830.00. Queen Kayewood Royal, Donald Weter, consignor; Clayton Harrison, Ring-wood, purchaser. $300.00. Harroun Woodcraft Lad, C. W. Gibbs, consignor; F. J. Miller, Marengo, purchaser. $175.00. Castine Aggie Clorinda, A. W. Haeger, consignor; Weaver A Meyer, purchaser. $185.00. Lotte Clotinda, A. W. Haeger, consignor; Cox & Countryman, purchasers. $130.00. / Anna Ormsby, A. W. Haeger, consignor; Cox & Countryman, purchasers. $130.00. Sadie Pontiac Klaver, Donald Weter, consignor; Arthur D. Cornue, Hebron, purchaser. $455.00. Quinten Sadie Pontiac Klaver, Donald Weter consignor; Arthur D. Cornue, purchaser. $280.00. Quinten Pontiac Klaver, Donal Weter, consignor; E. M. Aylward; Hebron, purchaser. $75.00. Oak Dale Piertertje Burke, Cox & Countryman, consignors; W. C. Van Peppelendam, Warsaw, 111., purchaser. $450.00. Janet Pontiac Segis, Cox & Countryman, consignors; L. W. Johnsotv Round Lake, 111., purchaser. $420- Florentine Pontiac Darkness, Donald Weter, consignor; Clayton Harrison, purchaser. $350.00. r Twins, C. W. Gibbs, consignor; Fred Turner, purchaser. $205.00. Twins, C. W. Gibbs, consignor; Fred Turner, purchaser. $205.00. O. F. C. Buckeye Pietje, Hawthorne Farms Co., consignors; M. B. Weaver, Cary, purchaser. $450.00. O. F. C. Springville Pietje, Hawthorne Farms Co., consignors; M. B. Weaver, purchaser: $400.00. Quinten Segis Cornucopia Lad, Donald Weter, consignor; Green & Beatty, Woodstock, purchasers. $135. Florentine Tulip Pontiac, Donald Weter, consignor; Clayton Harrison, purchaser. $250.00. Florentine Spofford, Donald Weter, consignor; Fred T. Turner, Hebron, purchaser. $235.00. Florentine Canary Aggie, Donald Weter, consignor; Countryman & Cox, purchasers. $205.00. Calf Club Calves Pine Crest Prince Herbert Pontiac, Arline Mann, consignor; E. M. Aylward, Hebron, purchaser. $13000.' Belle Pontiac, Esther Toynton, consignor, Clayton Harrison, purchaser. $140.00. ' Netherland Segis Honey Girl, Wm. Toynton, consignor; R. W. Stewart, Hebron, purchaser. $235.00. A. B. Whiting, consignor, A. B. Whiting, Ringwood, purchaser. 150. Lady Segis, Laverne Toynton, consignor; Fehrman Bros., Woodstock, purchasers. $180.00. Quinten Pontiac Walker, Gordon Weter, consignor; R. Holmes, Genoa, 111., purchaser. $155.00. Quinten Queen Royal, Earl Thomas, consignor; Earl Thomas, Ringwood, purchaser. $230.00. Wilton Pennington, consignor; C. W. Schutt, Harvard, purchaser. $200.00. Lady Ormsby Pontiac Hengerveld, Roger Whiting, consignor; R. W Stewart, Hebron, purchaser. $130. Frank Page, consignor; W. E. Whiting, purchaser, McHenry. $110. Quinten Emma Pontiac De Kol, Gerhard Peters, consignor; W. D. Weter, Hebron, purchaser. $270.00. Ross Murray, consignor; Countryman & Cox, Volo, purchasers. $165. Myrtle Korndyke Segis, Edward Aylward, consignor; R. W. Stewart, purchaser. $235.00 Quinten Pontiac, Preston Weter, consignor; W. E. Whiting, McHenry, purchaser. $110.00. Maywood Alice 2nd, James Cornue, consignor; Arthur D. Cornue, Hebron, purchaser. $300.00. Tom Murray,. Jr., consignor; Ralph McConnell, Woodstock, purchaser. $165.00. Fred Gile, consignor; -H. D. Gile, Sharon, Wis., purchaser. $145.00. Tom Murray, Jr., consignor; Jacob Olbrich, Harvard, purchaser. $65.00. Ross Murray, consignor; J. C. Olbrich, purchaser. $125.00. Darwin Hruby, consignor;. W. D. Weter, Hebron, purchaser. $166.00. Geo. Bottum, consignor; B. C. Bottum, Woodstock, purchaser. $130. J. Stynhour, consignor; Cox & Countryman, purchaser. $180.00. Anna Westfall, consignor; Benj. Winn, Richmond, purchaser. $156. Ross Murray, consignor; Jacob Olbrich, Harvard, purchaser. $60. Thomas Murray, Jr., consignor; J. C. Olbrich, purchaser. $125.00. Orpha Gile, consignor; Earl ft. Kane, Area, IQ., purchaser. $130.. | 0«r want ads bring xwatta. ^ * THURSDAY. NOV. 6 WM. C. CUSHMAN lf; ( SueMMtal Comic Op«r» ! The Topuker's Dreiffl *&d • chorus of uriisis Price*, :: it 75c and *1 Mt Am& war tax SATURDAY, NOV. 8 A Triangle <Featuse William Desmond/ --IINN - I OM Hartwell's CA flnrl / A Clever Corned TWO CROOKS SUNDAY. NOV. Theda IN The Skea's Sonf and A Comedy frftWNMtOKER'S BE# MATINEE AT 2:30 Admisaion, II and 15 Cemjti TUES. & WED.. NOV. ll»ia Special Attraction ^"CHECKERS" A Sensational Photoplay • ilg •• , • . K v: ' 't ' -v" • \ * v , * ' •1el. IS ^*1; * % ,p~^- f ^Mr-mis T • • " v"* - ** /„vi" EXCLUSIVE DEALERS FOR PW Guaranteed ALL WOOL SUITS To Order $9Q.50 +* J (5S) Full Suits $32.50 All Wool Overcoats $32.50 Same materials other tailors ask $45 and $50 for. Perfect fit good workmanship, first-class trimmings and everything absolutely guaranteed- *!: I « ytovol Car*' Jos. W. Freund An Enjoyable Hallowe'en , Among the unusually enjoyable Hallowe'en events to take place in McHenry was the one planned and executed by the members of St. Clara Court, W. C. O. F., of this village. The occasion took place at their hall on Thursday evening of last week A program, previously arranged, was carried out in a manner that brought forth much applause. Some very clever "stunts" characterized the program; which set forth unmistakable evidence that St. Clara court has in her membership a number of good actresses. -Another pleasing feature of the evehing's program was a short talk by Mrs. Elizabeth Steilen, recorder of St. Susanna court of Chicago. At an appropriate hour refreshments were served. There were 105 guests present. Besides the [members of the local court, their friends and prospective members, a number from St. Agatha ' court, Johnsburg, were also in attendance. A beautiful quilt, made by the members of the local court, was raffled off during the evening, the winner being Mrs. Catherina Jung. The proceeds of the raffle, together with the admission fee of 25 cents the person, will be used in the purchase, in the near future^ of a beautiful new banner for the court. Surprised When Robert Weber, Who ia employed at the N. H. Petesch drug store, arrived at his home on Mon day evening of this week he found a company of friends and a spread I awaiting him, the latter prepared by host's mother. The event wa»; planned in honor of his seventeenth We*t^!ife--iervice--mileage- safety--comfort. These are the things that count in tire. These are exactly what you get in United States Tires,-- general all*round tire satisfaction. - This greater total of tire " We know United States Tires are ^ means greater economy-- less cost of maintenance --•less repairs and depreciation. Car owners who do their own thinking prefer United , States Tires. Their merit is recognized everywhere. We have them^ type tad size for every car.; good tires. That's why we sell them. ui McHENRY GARAGE John W. Schaffer •. f.%! •p birthday anniversary. Those present were Harvey Nye, Robert Green Glenn Wattles and Carl Webc-r. Entertained Merry-Go-Round Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Covalt entertained the members of the Merry- Go-Round club at their hospitable home on Waukegan street on Thursday evening of last week. Five hundred was played and high honov: awarded to Mrs". Chas. L. Page am Dr. R. G. Chamberlin. The unusually enjoyable evening closed with the serving of dainty refreshments. Card of Thanks The undersigned take this mannei of expressing thanks to those tfu so kindly tendered aid, sympathy anc floral offerings during the last illness and after the death of our belove< Especial thanks is also extend ed to Rev, M, J. McEvoy and St. Patrick's choir. Mti. life. McDonald -tnd Children. The Toymaker's Dream," a bif nautical cdmedy, will be the attraction at Die Empire theatre tonight. EVERT CORN GOt OHiWHATy A JOY Endnf Cam m now • nmpU snila Jal u> Hook Jo4« Plw>ii |i>i«l>i|nlMHtty. «^hi boun r<~ «• K» mm right at. no pw <* MwIm • •» iac Tli. Honest Johpi Piasters WE CAN SUITLY Idlff lit Satisfying the inner man is our business and when your table is laden with food stuffs from this store you are assured of the purest in the land. We always carry a fine line of Staple and fancy Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Canned Goods and Bakery and our truck delivers to your very door. M. M. Niesen Mcttralry Pfcoa* te-W