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rjK, w a new business direc-1 association of that village, Desl filed by the Commercial now has 192 firms in business. SUPPLIES Mow are These for Bflrgftim i™< •*t> • , • ' 3 DAYS ONLY' . VvfiXi Saturday, Monday & Tuesday, Aug. 5th, 7th, 8th Sin 30x3H Rfd :30x3 Red Tubes --$1.5® 31x4 Red Tubesw-- $2.10 These are all first quality fresh stock tubes i3©*3h 6000 Mile Guarantee Tire».--_.,--,. -T., Dry Cell Batteries J5c > • V A. C. Spark Plugs, special few Fords ;.J. - 56c ffjft V lirgef We ' .f, Simon's Cleaner --- 5le -«f; r Ford Bumper $®«5® Ipl^Ford Retopping Outfits, Touring $8.50 ^; ; Ford Retopping Outfits, Roadster. _ U MAIL ORDERS FILLED* • in i I I mil. i ••Will |V .1' ' "111 '111 'I' " in HALL & SCHAEFER it ;'r? WI ST McHFNKY ILL j&V' "lv Paulist Choristers $j'v- PISTAKEE BAY (STILLING'S HOTEL) , ^ * ^ v f 4 FRIDAY J 5 SATURDAY t6 SUNDAY Afternoon and Evening • , * ' . ^ ' PDN, FROLIC, DANCING, ENTERTAINMENT Everybody Welcome tv' Mirv sfti;... 1 !&' fj for one week only, we are (offering the following radio apparatus at the special prices .noted below: H. R. Regenerative set, complete with tube, storage battery, "B" battery and phones-$72.59 $18.00 Navy type loose coupler $9.00 Murdock 3000 ohm phones.... $3.50 Murdock 43 plate variable condenser.- Formica panels Wc 7-strand aerial wire, per 100 ft '^i...... 70c Aerial insulators 25c Sterling rectifier for charging storage bat- < ! teHes from house current. $14.15 If y&o do not own a radio set, now is the time to install One so that you will be "set" when the winter comes. We install sets complete or sell the P^ftS Pfmonstrations given to interested parties. WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR BASEBALL SCORES & LATEST NEWS FOX RIVER RADIO SHOP ELM STREET PHONE 127-J 'ih Rent a Motor Boat Visit the famous LOTUS BEDS in Grass Lake •f.i/ , ,•* 1 . 1 . J? " i -v v' . . " ' . . 0"'*V . ."V" '* 1 l1'.l>lr •[»} Ml 'I "-'I 1 We tun excursions every day in the week, leav- ^McHenry, Illinois, at 9:00 a. m. and 1:30 fr ffc:, ^ " Large and small boats--at any time. . ./?* • * • ... . 35 miles of beautiful scenery up the Fox River Valley through Pistakee, Nippersink & Fox Lakes. Round trip, $1.00--Children, 50c j DUBS COMING IN SI McHenry Should Lend ImpnvcBeat Association Its Support^. The failure of a large number of residents to pay their annual fee to the Fox River & Lakes Improvement association has resulted in a financial shortage. This in turn has necessitated curtailment of improvement work and prohibited the installation of pulmotors on each of the bodies of waters in the district covered by the association. The work which has been dJJne, including- the building of a dike 500 feet long above the dam, weed cutting1, placing channel markers and lights, has been delayed and must be paid for as also the debt carried over from last year. Less than fifty per cent of last year's members have paid in their 1922 dues. Those who have paid in are as follows: Alexander Lumber Co., Wm. H. Althoff, Claus Ander,«C. D. M. Anderson, Chas. L. Anderson, Antioch Commercial Assn., John A. Arado, L. H. Arms, Hugh J. Armstrong, Herbert H. Bach, Edward Bankes, Helen Barber, Barbian Bros., Karl Barnickol, A. C. Barrett, Joseph J. Bauer, John M. Becker, Belle Plaine club, Emil Bengson, Frank R. Bennett, J. W. Benton, John Berg, J. C. Berndt, John G. Beutler, W. A. Bledsoe, Wm. T. Blum, Herman F. Bock, Joseph H. Bos, L. J. Brainard, Oscar W. Brecher, E. G. Broling, J. V. Buckland, Carl Buehler, W. A. Bunge, J. C. Burkett, E. A. Busch, Edw. J. Buss, Lena Butow, Edward J. Carson, C. E. Carson, Henry Carstens, J. J. Casterline, Central Garage & Repair Shop, Anton J. Cermak, John H.. Chapp, C. F. Churchill, Otto Claus, R. F. Clement, Chas. W. Clingman, W. E. Cooper, J. A. Cope, Albert J. Cox, ^W. P. Crockr ett, Danish Club Levkojen, Edwin S. Davis, M. J. Decker, Louis DeProft, J. K. Dering, Geo. L. Detterbeck, August Dippe, John W. Doerfler, E. W. Draheim, Ed. P. Dressel, Drs. H. W. & W. A. Dueringer, Alex Duncartson, Frank B. Edelmann, Dr. W. N. Eggen, Percy Elam, J. C. Elias, C. F. Elliott, Joe drew EMMS!"A. JWiain, Wm. Ewert, Imijpt Fklnwpr, Matthew Fay, Thik #. Fipln*, Chas. Finkl, W, p. Foreman, Karl G. Forssberg, E. J. Forst, Fox River Valley State bank, A. H. Franzen, Henry Frase, O. P. Frase, Chas. E. Freeman, Theo F. Freeman, S. A. French, Andrew Freund, Chas. M. Friesenecker, A. A. Freistedt, John H. Fuog, C. R. Gadsdon, W. J. Galitz, Frank Galpin, A. W. Cast, W. H. Giesecke, W. H. Gifford, Chas. F. Glaeser, Charles Glennon, Harry E. Gobe, 'H. C. Goetche, Harry Goetz, C. M. Goodman, Jacob Gordon, Mrs. Robt. Griffith, Herman Grimm, E. G. Grundstrom, D. W. Hall, H. E. Halbert, A. V. Hannifin, M. J. Hannifin, Harmony club, R. E. Harrsch, Adolph G. Hauer, Thomas Healy, C. J. Hebart, Peter J. Heimer, Bernhardt Henrikson, O. W. Herrmann, L. C. Herring, A. C. Herzog, Jos. Hladvoec, W. H. Hoefer, J. L. Hoerer, Joseph Hofer, H. W. Hoffheimer, Dr. Ernest H. Hoffman, Chas. Hollenbach, Dr. F. D. Hollenbeck, A. E. Hollett, Joseph C. Holly, F, J. Holzapel, John Homer, Robt.' D. Hopps, Mrs. Jane M. Horn, E. C. Howard, Howard Motor Boat club, W. H. Howe, Warren L. Howell, George E. Huch, Fred W. Huemann, Hundesteilen club, George S Hunt, Everett Hunter, Sr., W. J. Jamison, Ernest Janensch, A. G. Jarmiri, C. E. Jensen, J. C. Jensen, J. Oliver Johnson, Lewis Johnson, Dr. Theo. Johnston, P. H. Joype, W. Jugstrup, Fred Justen, F. J. Kadic, Maurice Keating, Julius Keg, C. Keller, Harry H. King, Carl W. Kling, James B. Kling, Olaf E. Kling, Ed. Koeple, Wm. Koeppe, W. C. Koester, Geo. F. Kramer, Fred J. Kratz, Wm. G. Kreicker, Herman C. Krenz, Louis Krizenecky, Dr. Robt. W. Krog, John C. Kuck, Jos. G. Kunze, Sr., Albert Lallinger, G. P. Landry, John Lane, Haus Larson,' Chas. F. Lasch, Max Lau, Law ton & Hulls, Adolph Lederer, O. W. Lehmann, A. R. LeMoon, F. C. Lindstrom, Andrew L. Lofstron\, John Loos, C. C. Lovgren, Herbert A. Lundahl, Frederick Lundin, John . A. McKay, John A. MacLfen, A. E. Malachowski, James E. Manning, R. P. Mannion, Walter F. Marggrof, HERMAN J. KREUTZER PAINTER AND DECORATOR • First Class Work Only ^ Agent for Remain & Kuhner* 71-W Company's Famous Wall |West McHenry, III. 1923 Models T", V! si&i • -'W-i- % Big reduction in prices and several, mechanical changes tend toward quietness and longer life. By far the beSI automobile on the market at the new prices. • \ J;--' i M'"" >. - CalLt^fM^emom m and look over the new line at out show rooms at McHenry, 111. OVERTON&COWEN J--,' BU1CK DEALERS Cash & Carry Store Grath, McHenry Artittcial stone A Construction Co., McHenry Lumber Co., Mrs. Wm. McRoborts, Frank Meine, C. A. Meinersmann, Joseph A. MendeJ, L. Lee Merriman, Jos. J. Mer- |tes, Chas. D. Meyer, Edward M. Miller, Fred H. Miller, Maurice Mon- 'roe, A. H. Morrison, (5eo. F. W. \Moyen* James F. Mraz, B. C. Mueller, Nicholas G. Mueller, Rose Mueller, | Andrew Murphy, Wm. Nagle, Barney : Nelson, J. C. Nettnin, C. Nielson, Wm. ; Nierbach, Mrs. John Niesen, Chas. J. J Niggemeyer, Leslie A. Norager, Northwest Camping club, Henry No- 'vak, Jos. F. Novak, Benjamin S. 01- Ison, Louis Olsen, O. C. S. Olsen, Dr. 1B. H. Orndorff, ptis Hotel, Irving Ott, | Owl Outing Assn., W. F. Pabst, Norman Paulsen, Paulist Fathers, Jos. | Perina, Herman C. Perl, Chas. W. | Peters, Emil Peterson, Theo. J. Peterson, N. H. Petesch, George Petertil, E. ' J. Petru, Paul L. Pfeil, Phantom Outing club, ChaSj. A. Phelps, Noah Pike, ,L. N. Place, Edward A. Polka, Vincent (C. Ponic, Ward E. Potter, A. J. Pouliot, Ray Pregenzer, Carlton Prouty, IE. H. Puidy, August Quedensley, 4- J. Razim, Chas. E. Reed, E. C. Richardson, Otto F. Ring, J. A. Riser, A. | Robine, A. Roehling, Leslie H. ; Rogers, E. M. Runyard, Leonard Rutjkowski, H. G. Saal, Mary L. Salomon, D. C. Sasseman, Geo. J. Sayer, Edw. J. Scharlau, James Schereck, John Schermann, E. W. Schillo, Mrs. Helen 'Schillo, T. M. Schollenberger, F. G. I Schreiner, Chas. F. Schroeder, Mrs. F. Schroeder, Mrs. Chas. L. Schueler, I A. H. Severinghaus, George Severing-, | haus, R. C. Sherrard, Benedict J. Short, Ernest L. Simmons, E. E. Skillin, S. G. Skinner, Smith Bros., Otto ,T. Sohm, T. Sorum, Wm. Spencer, i Thomas'E. Stanton, Carl W. Stenger, 'Ben Stilling, John Stillson, Simon 'StoflFel, N. A. Strand, Edw. W. Streed, Dr. Carl Strueh, John Stuchlik, Elmer |F. Sueske, Wm. T. Sullivan, Ed. R. ; Sutton, Eddie Tancl, Jasper N. Tanjkersley, I. B. Teaford, Alex S. Thane, I Paul Theis, F. W. Thomsen, Alex N. Todd, A. F. Tompkins, Percy A. Tonk, Harry S. Towle, C. C. Travis, A. True, C. S. Tuttle, H. C. VanPelt, Chas. J. Venn, Dr. Chas. Venn, Harry Venn, J. A. Vesely, J. Vivard, Raymond jVisser, Jos. M. Vlaciha, Victor Vla- 'ciha, Walter F. Vogt, Herbert Vos, jjohn Warszinski, Sr., A. H. Watson, IB. P. Weber, N. N. Weber, Wellington Bbwling club, Arche Wengler, Chas. F. Wentzel, West McHenry State bank, Ed. H. White, T. J. Wiedemann, Fred L. Wilk, Sr., Andrew Wilson, Chas. T. Wilt, W. O. Winch, R. S Winship, Chris J. Wolff, M. L. Worts. William Wrath, Xenia Benevolent #Assn., Yacht Club Bohemia, F. P Young, Mrs. Henrietta Zahn, Chas. J Frank Zenisek, Zobak club. Members who have paid more than the regular $10.00 membership fee this season up to July 27, 1922, are as follows: I Claus Ander, Carl Beuhler, John H. | Chapp, Chas. E. Finkl, W. D. Foreman, A. A. Friestedt, P. H. Joyce, 'john A. MacLean, B. P. Maza, Jos. F I Novak, Otis Hotel, Paulist Fathers jotto F. Ring, Geo. J. Sayer, Edw Tancl, Fred L. Wink, Chas. Zenisek. ADDITIONAL PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kist and Miss Emma Pint of Chicago spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs John Pint. Ralph and Glenn Van Natta of Chicago spent the week end in the home of their parents, Mi. .and Mrs. II. I* Van Natta. Mr. and Mrs. L. Anderson and daughter, Lillian, of Chicago spent Sunday in the heme of Mr. and Mrs, Henry DoweV Mr. and Mrs. F. /E. Boger and daughters spent Tuesday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Schaefer at Crystal Lake Miss Florence Fryer of Doland, S, D., has been a guest in the home of her aunt, Mrs. J. F. Claxton, for the Mr, EDW. J. BREFELD, Mgr. WEST McHENRY, ILL. Specials for Friday and Saturday, Atlguft 4 aid 5 FRESH CORN Fancy Golden Bantom, fr^s^ every morning, perdoz. 30c BUTTER SYRUP Iter uv i; > • 10 lb. pail dark Karo syrup % TAII IT C A A p Fancy toilet soap of per bar 5e 1 UlLu 1 OUiil assorted perfumes, per box, 12 bars Ik PAROWAX, i past two Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kling an and Mrs. R. J. Dunn of Chicago the week end at the Kling cottage at McCollum'p Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McArthur and daughter, Ruth, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson of Elgin were Sunday in the home of Mrs. A. Wolff. Mrs. Chas. Pich of Chicago » the latter part of last week with sister, Miss Emma Thelen. Mr. Pich was out for a week end visit. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Erickson and daughter, Charlotte, and Floribel Lisle Bassett motored to Chicago last Friday and spent the day sight Miss Mildred Gullechson and Mar cellus Meyers of Chicago passed the week end in the home of the letter's | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meyers. Mrs. Jos. W. Rothermel and daughters, Audrey and Kathryn, left Satur day via auto for Detroit, Mich., they will spend several days with tives. te the bast, *cHENRY, 7018 McHENRY POST, NO. 4»I AMHCU Legion Regular meetings first and third Tuesday of each month at 8:00 o'clock. All ex-s arvice n^n welcome. jt West McHenry, III. Phone .49 i'ikJk 1 Reasonable Rate|; ,; ; > SCHAEFER BBOS. " ' Praying and Tranaferrin* ' -'; Long Distance Hauling McHenry, JR. Cream Shippers ^Ship your cream to us at Elgin and always get high |est prices. Elgin is the butter center of the country. ^ ^ .jWe manufacture both ice cream and butter. Write f P >* >._ >ior tags, information and our quotations. ^ "Always ask your dealer for your FAVORITE Ice ' / ^ /JCream and HILLSIDE creamery butter. Made in • *- :r?^lgin/» B. S. Pearsali Better Co. 1 Vi* '7 M Elgin, Iltkois fuy Furniture Now Leath's August Sale! i teiili It CC,o . Stores Elcin, 70-74 Grove Ave. Rockford, Opposite Court House Dubuque, 576-584 Main St. Aurora, 31-33 Island Ave. • Freeport, 103-105 Galena St. , Waterloo, SI2-314 E. 4ti> St. » Beloit, M7-W1 4th St. -J?-, Joliet. 215-217 Jefferson St. ^ !• 1 ' J Janesville. 202-204, Milwanki* Si T ^ Eau Claire. Masonic Temple. Oshkosh, 11-13 Main. A Peoria. 325 South Adams St. Chippewa Falls, 12 W. Spring St. Yqu mi^ht just as well save 40 per cent--our sale reductions. You get the very best in furniture--your choice of our regular stock at sale* savings now. l^lo delivery charges, either. EXTRA ; SPECIAL ENVELOPE CHEMISE '•»»> $2.68 STEP-INS 98c V"n •.I.lrtwji i.nn^iw -- COMFORTER CHALLIES \lc PERCALES Dark colors 36 in., per yd% 18c PERCALES Light colors? 36 in., per yd, 17c SHORT SHIRTS ' 95c V / v PRESERVES 21b "- |» 40c SOAP P. h. G. Napthi 10 bars 49c John Stoffel,^ ^-W. McHenry *0 .... A Picnic and fishing parties our specialty BEAUTIFUL NEW MOTOR MAT GLAD0LA SEATING CAPACITY--210 THE HUNTER BOAT LINE * LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE NO. 7 Dock--East End River Bridge, - McHenry, 111. f ' , , - ? : ' . \ ^ > ' ' » * * # f t ' f t j • * x I , ^ j 4 lb. carto per lb. Fancy Wisconsin Early June sweet peas, 2 lb. can 1000 sheets of tissue for TOILET PAPER m We give m- any make of Battery. New reliable lighting plants Carnatioo, $176.00 and up installed. Wiring maper tall out MILK Distributors tenal Janssens, no cooking required, per pkg. UNCLE SAM'S McHenry Lumber Co. July 18tb has been picked as the free day. tickets redeemable August 4th or 5th t 5 i , k-i '-m WW i ' 7[ ' f: 'I-" ' "r ; '.U Vhouse shows a safe:4#> M UCH as # light-g . ;$ course to the mariner, the. Marquette sign conveys to the building world a| J pledge of uniformly good ^«ment and service. ' l j {. !. ' ' / .... •