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wx V, ' r *- - *r'? ; A'*: ivi "StA • f t ' - , .s - * ? • . m m¥ mc- ;•r -&'* :'*** , *v'.' •-" ^W "; »• ' ••EU ^ If* t jF«\ A- ifeV i > , U iwi^acir,: ;-'!. i»: Star pianos at the Everett store, McHenry. , We Hired One •More Clerk, I . youtet ^ ' ":y better Service - , -We get more ^ ' . busine#;.^ i-. ,. :i, \t: Come and see how much lower th<e price is on quality v goods at . -v ' ; - • « > ' SMITH BROS. McHenry, III. ":krr- v ^ FEDERAL *.*£ ELECTRIC fP;: WASHING MACHINES l::fi '": W - - 1 • Wk '&• K ' S o l d o n ^fanthty Pay Electricity to run the machine while doing a week's washing " Jfer a family of six * costs 5 cent® Public Service Co. OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS TAEK8 TWO TO "TRIM ANNOUNCEMENT The Cash and Carry Way It is termed the modern way. ^question leen put to us if others can why can't we? A bulletin of prices such as you never expected to see has been posted in our market for the Cafh and Carry trade who now figure that they are paying for deliveries made to others. We do not deny •the fact that it costs to deliver, however, deliveries 4ffHd charge accounts will be arranged fjBfcv f*: Step in and give us a trial, we know we're L going to make it worth while. ^ l^1 Frett's Market & Grocery Phone 3 •West McHenry, III. ELGIN BAl^BS X*e*laPlay Anything But 6o«i >Defentire Crane--Bartell Haa Mjaer- «kle Day--Chicago Team Next Winning ball gapes after they appear hopelessly lost has become a regular habit with the McHenry team as was once more evidenced last Sunday afternoon when, with a score of 7 to 0, the locals went out and won the contest in the seventh and eighth innings, the final count being 9 to 8. The losers at this time were the Elgin Badgers. Strand, of the visitors, whose offerings were delivered from the port side, had things pretty well his own way to the seventh inning. In fact, up until this particular round he had allowed our home boys but four hits and nary a run. In the seventh, however, the home crew started a vicious bombardment of his offerings and to make matters still worse his support began to falter. He succeeded, however, ih stemming the tide after fo'ur runs had been registered. 1 v - Hostilities were again renewed in 'the following inning, with the result that Strand was removed to make room for Wendt, who took the moupd in an endeavor to stop the dtoslaught. This he succeeded in doing, but not until after the damage had been done, the home outfit scoring five more runs in this frame, enough to win. Rossman for McHenry found himself in trouble in' nearly every inning, a total of fourtedh hits being gleaned off his delivery, which, together with McHENR v¥-\ Special Carnival Sale FRIDAY & SATURDAY JL Women's, misses' and children's House Dresses v und Aprons at 33H% discount. This brings some ^garments at the extremely low price of 50c. • Men's Hate, Caps and Dress Shirts at 25% discount. FREE! FREEH An extra pair of Pants free with a 2 or 3 piece order. We have about 150 samples to select from. Prices cut to pre war basis. • Good* Delivered Promptly Phone 117-R M. J. WALSH • 1 Vj when your thoughts turn to the brightening and cleansing of your home and once more we wish to remind you that our stock is in keeping with the times and we are sure that we are in a position to supply your spring needs in the way of Linoleums, Carpets, Rugs, Window Shades, etc. x Ifi strict accordance to our long established policy We have placed in stock onlyi such items as will fill this requirements of our trade and therefore you are assured of a selection that will please if you will only take the time to call and examine our Itock. I ^ in case we haven*t the things that you may v &'. • want, we wish to further assure you that it will be Jr *' a pleasure to get them. ^ .. jiAN ELE£j/iNT LINE OF HOME PtTRNISHlNOS TjW '-i . •ONE NIQHT ONLY Flora DeVo$ Ga*.f PRESENTS-- UpliMibk'sRoou ANO--; Added Vaudeville PRICES--35c Jk Stc and War Tftx Ffcl. & SAT.. MAY 20 * ai Annette Kellermta IN V: '• What Women Love Affectionate Annabel - She boxea tike Deihpaey^f' She twim« like a fi«)i , •'V * She dances like srfairy -- >V'v! She runs like a deer- ^ She just can't make her eyes behave, ' ' • . AND---- AN EDUCATIONAi. COMEDY |BE ONE BEST ref S '•u* ^SUNDAY, MAY 22 THIS IS THE TIME OF wabbly support, kept him in hot water toost of the time. However, the luck of the game once more broke in our favor, giving the home team their third straight victory of the season. The game by innings: First inning: Wahl tripled to right and then went ahead and used the poorest kind of judgmejit when he attempted- to make home on C. Henning's bounder to Rossman. He was nailed at the plate. H. Meuser skied to Bartell and Schultz met his fate via Bartell to Grantham. One hit, n£ runs. McHenry: Butler struck out. Bartell skied to Wahl at first. Kimball walked and stole secoitd. Warner popped to G. Henning at second. No hits, no runs. Second inning: R. Henning rolled to Bartell, but the latter made 'a bad peg to first, allowing, the batter to reach second. Bellows sent the runner around to^third on a hit to left field. Bellows stole second and both runners scored on G. Henning's single to center, the batter going to second oif the throw to the plate. Koble was safe on Bartell's error. Strand struck out. 'Warner gathered in Wahl's line drive. C. Henning singled to left, the hit scoring G. Henning, while Koble stopped at second. Meiiser skied to Bartell. Three hits, three runs. McHenry: Warner doubled to right.' Grantham skied to center. Bolger shot a short single to right, on which Warner tried to make home but was trapped, Bolger taking second on the throw to the jtfate. Schaefer was thrown out by Strand. Two hits, no runs. f Third inning: Schultz was safe on Bartell's error, but was forced at second by R. Henning, who hit to Rossman. Bellows and G. Henning both fannfed. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Rossman popped to G. Henning at second. Butler sjngled to right and a moment later was doubled at first when C. Henning took in Bartell's line drive. One hit, no runs. Fourth inning r- Koble met his fate via Bartell and Grantham. Strand was safe on Warner's error, while Wahl was safe on Bartell's error. C. Henning hit to Kimball, who got Strand at the plate. Wahl was then caught stealing third. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Kimball skied to Meuser in center. Meyers walked and took second on Warner's roller to Wahl at first. Grantham walked. Bolger skied to Bellows in right. No hits, no runs. ' „ Fifth inning: Meuser was thrown out by Rossman. Schultz singled to center and took second on R. Henning's sacrifice, Rossman to Grantham. Bellows was safe on Bartell's error, Schultz giong to third. Bartell's error again made things easy for G. Her^ ning, while Schultz scored. Kc*"'" singled to center, Bellows going third, while G. Henning Stopped at second. Strand skied to Bartell. Two hits, one run. McHenry: Schaefer and Rossman both fanned. Butler sent a single between first and Second and then was forced at second when Bartell hit to j McHenry G. Henning. No hits, no runs. 'JBtttler, Sixth inning: Wahl out, Bartell to Bartell, 8r Grantham. C. Henning doubled left. Meuser struck out. gled to right, Henning tlarpiel Meyers. !THJ The GuildedDream • AND - A SUNSHINF COMEDY A MG GONCD WEDDDKJ MATINEE AT 2:39 '"»^T ' r You Lay Aside < $3.55 or More Eveiff Month g •f-tfsjp, t*i WEST M'BENKY STATE BANK West McHenry III. „ V"; f *'*¥5' 'lUI^You must deposit coins total- T , f ing that amount in order to "0^- keep the calendar up to date. £ A dime inserted in the proper| slot every morning turns the calendar to the correct date. A few extra coins during thd month provide for other necessary changes. We wiH^=; "V lend you one of these banks, on your making an initial deposit of $f, to help you with your saving. Place it on your desk--it will not let you forget saving time.-jYou can put in as. much more than $3.55 4& you wish--this amount, however, should be deposited every month.- The interest works for you in our Savings Department. . Visit our Savings Department and let us'show you how the Gale: Savings Bank works. "AT^ a| -44:. & ' V, WRST McHENRY STATE BANK WEST McHENRY, ILLINOIS ' 'i; A* J m. - • li CONSTANTLY ON HAND JACOB. JUSTEN ^1;-: • • McHENRY; ILL. leaguer over third and was forced at second when Meuser dropped a fly from the bat of Bolger, which should have been an easy out. "Schaefer singled past short, Bolger going to second. Rossman forced Bolger at third when he hit to R. Henning at short, Butler singled to right, the hit scoring Schaefer with McHenry's first run of the day. Rossman stopped at second. Meuser lost Bartell's fly to center, the error allowing Rossman to score, while Butler went to third. Bartell took second 01* the useless throw to the plate. Meuser dropped Kim ball's fly, Butler and Bartell scoring. Meyers skied to G. Henning. Three hits, four runs. Eighth inning: >B.»Heaniqg skied to Schaefer. Miller struck cmt. G. Henning was safe on Warner's error. Koble skied to Bolger. No bits, no runs. McHenry: garner singled to right and took second on Granthatti's single to center. Bolger forced Grantham at second when he hit to C. Henning. Warner went to third on the play. Bolger stole second and both runners rode home on Schaefer's single to center. Schaefer was safe op second on Wahl's error and then came home on Rossman's double to left. Rossman took third on a passed ball and»scored on Butler's hit over short. At this juncture of the game Strand was replaced on the mound by Wendt. Butl3r thensstol* second while Bartell was being waJked. While Wendt was winding up Butler and Bartell fulled a double steal. This feat so upset the visiting catcher that he allowed one of Wendt's fast ones to get away from him and Butler crossed the pan while Bartell took third. Kimball fanned and Meyers was thrown out by R. Henning. Five hits, five runs. Ninth inning: WendJt singled over second and stole second. Wahl skied to Warner. C. Henning drew a walk, lfteuser singled to right, the hit scoring Wendt. Schultz was pegged out by Rossman and R. Henning lifted a high fly to our pitcher. Two hits, one run. The tabulated score;" > , Elgin R. 8. P O Wahl, 1st b ......0 7 C. Henning, 3rd b. .1 : ^ 2 Meuser, cf, <0 -J Schultz, If R. Henning, ss ....1 1 Koble ' Bellows,, rf>...... .1 tojMiller, rf Bmall Galvanized e«c| Ttybs, & ' - * y .--v/" " ' " " • 2 Size Galvanized \ Wash Tubs, eacplu^--$1.10 ,Large Granite Preserving ^ Kettles, each,.l...i... 50© • * v-V ' r/' ' ' • Large Granite Dish each _ 50° Horse Shoe Water Tumblers, per dozen _ $Oc Flakes and Pos| Toasties, small ^ Large pkg. ^ r « Canned Corji, per caH^^, Wsh Salfed Peanuts, 15e California Hams, per lb. ^ '10c - • f e * j • ' •o.vn-mf'-. I\u4dsh Towels, eaciK_-v 12c ...• Glrls^ Middy Blouses 7 $1-50 and S1.35 G. Henning, 2nd i>. .2^V : Koble, c .. Strand, p Wendt, p . . . . 1 , . .0^ ...1 A. i 2 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 2 0 8 R. .... .2 ...1" to 1 Kimball, 2nd b...^ Schultz sin-, Meyers, c -Of stopping at Warner^ sq ...... .1 third. R. Henning singled to left, the j Grantham, 1st b ..Of hit scoring C. Henning, while Schultz • Bolger, cf V went to third. Miller, who replaced, Schaefer, If ......2- Bellows in right field, sided to War- Rossman, p .......2 ner. Three hits, one run. McHenry: Kimball fanned. Meyers skied to Wahl at first and Warner was thrown out by Strand. No hits, no 14 H. 4 0 0 I 1 '•J&: 'v'»* 24 PO. 0 6 1 ft 8 « 2 1 1 10 A. 0 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 Seventh inning: G. Henniqg singled past third and went to second whtm Schaefer dropped Koble's fly. 3: 9 12 27 « Ihningk Elgin 0 3 0 0 1120 1--8 McHenry 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 6 x--9 Left oh bases: Elgin, 14; Mc Henry," 7. Three base hit: Wahl. Two base hits: Warner, Rossman, C. Hen- Strand struck out. Wahl singled past;nmg" Struck out: By Stran_d , 4; by second, G. Henning going to third and Wendt, 1; by Rossmen 6^ Bases on Koble to second. With the bases |^alls: Off Strand 3; ofT ^Tendt, 1; off loaded C. Henning lifted a high flyi Ro«8r"an' ^ Double play, C. Henning to Bartell. Meuser sent G. Henning to G- Henning to Wahi. Umpire Spurami Koble across the counting station ,in^- . and Wahl around to third on a single I Mr:, and Mrs. William Wilson and to right. Schultc skied to Bolger. [ children of Rogers Park were callers Three hits, two runs. | in the home of Mrs. Sarah Sherburne McHenry. <Jrantiiam lifted »TipM.«uada#«.^ GENERAL MERCHANDISE WEST McHENRY, ILL. iw.; $439 f. b. Detroit What Henry Ford Says About * Machine Power Farming r-v- . • • .. . . # ; "In the triMStot the fanner now has a machine In wifieh is barnessed one ^\j |^ie most adaptable, efficient, economiQ^l sourcea df ^ower , ^ the ' lernal combustion engine, v * . . ' " • •'The tractor will multiply^the productive capttclty n* i^rll; worker from three to four times over. ; - "It will put the farmer oft a par with the city manufacturer. Tl w ill put is produce-producing factory---for that is what a farm is--on to an efficient pro? , r uction basis. -- ' <" "It will enable each worker to earti eo nyncft more that he can paidlmor# > >;j|nd still leave a greater profit for the man who hires him. It will enable the tv. farmer to work fewer hour* in the Bay, giving hiui more time to enjoy life. believe the tractor toill make farming what it ought to be^r^e' m "* pleasant, tiie-nu>st healthful, the moat profltable business* on. eartb." . STAR GARAGE McHenry, H. S' •ti A"'- M.