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HELL IT WITH A CLASSIFIED AS Of tkk • PLA1KDEALIR even t5W»#S:' WW":t ; *%' - , ' , «st«^ . F-r-* ?•*»* so r,c .,. L^VEN a child can do a first X-/ class job with Devoe Mirrolac Stains - in -Varnish. It is so fv; easy to apply--it lightens your >•.$ labor while it brightens m&- s beautifies your borne. : ^ D e v o e M i r r o l a c s tains said vafn- ;»j ishes in one operation. It brushes ,»atf Qut gmoo^iiy and evenly--dries quickly, with a deep rich glow. It duplicates exacUy the hw4~ wood tone soughtj MJt w At Dnw Heme htpro¥& Mfltf flfll w4®fiw ]fM MM AfMl MMP .• htmt--immk *mdma--«m4 f*y jW ft JOHN F. BRDA, McHENRY, ILL. i McHenry Ice Cream ^ y ; •: i V QUALITY AND PURITY come first in the manufacture of onr cream ^ SERVIOS follow* These are the reasons for its popularity. When yon say Ice Cream, don't forget to also say Ice Cream Company McHentf, Illinois w MM I MM MIMI M>MM» K "itt-T-w , JMade of Pure Northern Wool, "from sheap that thrive in the snow.V ; • Freedom and Fit _ ^ Style and Comfort v In all the new plaid patterns. Mr. Ui Mrs. Eugene : . Honored A poktai W«W«g vu gii# in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hendtfee of Grayslake by their aons at the home of Clint Hendee at Sound Lake September 13. It was a complete surprise to the old folks, they received $100 in gold and many other lovely gifts. A gorgeous chicken dinner was served in courses, also supper. The rooms and tables and cakes were decorated in yellow and white. Around sixty guests attended, they are as following: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheelock of Grayslake, who were bridesmaid and best man for Mr. and Mrs. Hendee when they were married in 1875, Mr. and Mrs. CKnt Hendee and children, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hendee and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendee of Bound Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hendee and children of Area, Mrs. Frank Davis of Grayslake, Mr. and Mrs, Dryer of Libertyville also Joe Ingrish, Mr. John Ingrish, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Thums, Mr. and Mrs. Albright, Dr. and Mrs. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. George Ingrish and children, Mrs. Bertha Irsch and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thums, Mr. and Mrs. Lindstm and son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ingrish and children of Chicago. Mr. Hendee was 76 last February and Mrs. Hendee was 78 last July. Every one had a jolly good tinm talking over times etc. Pictures of tile reunion and of the decorations were taken. Miss Florence Wagner of Round Lake and her cousin, Miss Frances Wise of Milwaukee, Wis., are spending a few days with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmer of McHenry. Miss Ira Smith and daughter, Florence, were Chicago visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hoigaard and Mr. and Mrs. Criss Hoigaard and children spent Sunday at Lincoln Park at Chicago. Miss Madge PfannenstiU of Mc Henry called on her mother, Mrs. PfannenstiU, one night last week. Misses Lillian Lark in and Genevieve Walsh of Long Lake called on Velma Fitz one evening this week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Renehan are the proud parents of another baby boy born Aug 31, 1926. Mr. Leo Hendee has bean on the sick list the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wagner, son, John and daughter, Lucile, motored to Wau kegan Monday. Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner of Waukegan spent a week with her son, Mr Phil Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Albrecht and son of Wilmette, Mrs. Eugene Hendee of Grayslake and Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kretschmer and grandson, Nobert, and gnyiddaughter, Leona, of North Chicago spent Tuesday afternoon at the Leo Hendee home. Up to the present date Round Lake school has an enrollment at 104 pupils. Miss Maria" White spent Saturday and Monday with friends in Area. Mr. and Mrs. Budd Ford have moved to Waukegan to live. Mr. William Frost entertained Soldier buddy of the army, Mr. Severige of Chicago, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs N. Kretschmer called at the Emma Huson home Saturday. Mrs. A. A. Grandy and children of Libertyville called on bar sister, Mrs. Leo Hendee Saturday. Mrs. Mabel Litwiler and children and Mr. Herrington attended the Belvidere fair one day last week, Henry Jansruasn is infcrovfng bis home with new cement sidewalks around his house. Mr. Durley Curran was a Waukegan caller Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curran and daughter, Elinor, are spending a week with friends and relatives at Morse and Gardner, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. George Dalziel of Waukegan were Round Lake callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and son of Bristol, Wis., called at the William Redman home one day last week. Mrs. Gonyo and daughter of Wilson called at the Jim Triggs home this wuck Mrs. Mike Luby waa a Waukegan caller Thursday. Frank Pfannenstill of Chicago spent a few days with his sisters, Mrs. Anna Richardson, Mrs. Katie Stadtfield and Mrs. Liixie Amann. _ Edith Darby of Spokane. Wash., called at the Frank Amann borne one day last week. Delia Amann spent the week-end at the PoUy Prim Tavern at McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bracher and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Molidor attended the Elkhorn Fair Tuesday. Mrs. Ray Rippberger and son, Howard, spent Tuesday at the Willjam Molidor home. David Alexander of Long Lake was a Round Lake caller Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Budd Ford spent the week-end with the letter's sister, Mrs. Emma Huson. John Walton of Volo was a Round Lake business caller Monday. William Schulz of Chicago spent the week-end at the Milford home. Miss Marie Nellessen returned to her horns in Chicago after spending a few weeks at the Clara home. Little Jeanette and Betty Myers are attending a Sisters' school near La Grange. Mr. A1 Croonborg of the Illinois Bell Telephone Co., of Libertyville waa a Round Lake business caller Monday. Dr. Clark of Grayslake called on his daughter, Mrs. Frank Winkel, one Mr. and Mrs. MUCo^d Smith and Charley Albright Titumul to Waukegan Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Neis of McHenry called on Martin Thelen Sunday evening. Art Anderson and Mr. Tobin of Long Lake were Round Lake callers Thursday evening. Elmer Hendee, John Rossendeutscher and Frits Baada left Wednesday for a camping trip through Kentucky. They are motoring through in a Ford Coupe and expect to be gone at least two weeks. , Mrs. Gifford White and daughter, Merle, ware Chicago callers Thursday. Mrs. L. A. Fits and daughter, Velma, attended the show "Lightnin" at the Majestic Wednesday night. O. A. Howard was a Waukegan business caller Wednesday evening. Harry Litwiler attended the Elkhorn fair Thursday. Mrs. Frank Drummond, daughter, Ruthie, Mrs. Naomi McCandless and Joe Fitac were Waukegan callers Thursday. Quite a few of the Lake people have returned to their homes in Chicago after spending the summer here. Mrs. Leo Hendee and son, LeRoy, motored to Waukegan Friday. Evelyn Bauer, Merle White, and Marjorie Cleveland mctored to Lib ertyville Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Allen and Mrs C. G. McCandless were Waukegan callers Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Batterson and children and Ren Wilson of Bristol, Wis., called at the Floyd Renehan home one night last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Richardson attended the Elkhorn fair one day last week. Mrs. Lou Gaffa and children of Waukegan were Round Lake callers Saturday. Mrs. M. McCandless and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vasey motored to Elgin Sunday. Mrs. Mabel Litwiler was a Chicago caller Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Milford Smith spent Sunday with the letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harrison of Ringwood. Alfred Meade bought a new 7-passenger Lincoln Sedan from Henry Janssen last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Weber are driving a new Nash Sedan. a caller Sunday Mrs. Jeule> at North Crystal Lain on afternoon. Julian Butler of Chicago spent Monday with his sister, Mrs Frank Hawley. Walter Lyman, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. Max Beth, has returned to his home in Chicago. Simon Stoffel of West McHenry was a Monday afternoon caller in Ringwood. Mrs. Minnie Coates entertained her sister and the latter's daughter from Dundee on Sunday. Lloyd Elbunk and friends of Elgin spent Sunday afternoon in the William Beth home. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watts and son of Solon were Ringwood callers on Tuesday morning. E. P. Flanders has been entertaining Us sister from Marshalltown Iowa. SUDGEFIKLD RINGWOOD Mrs. William Beth was a recent Woodstock visitor. Nick Young spent Saturday in Ashton, purchasing a clover huller. Mrs. Nick Young spent Wednesday afternoon in the Claus Larsen home. Mrs. Joseph Young, who has been visiting in Chicago, spent Saturday here. Mrs. Henry Heimer spent Wednesday afternoon with her daughter, Mrs. K. M. Bradley. Math Nimsgren and family of Spring Grove spent Friday afternoon at the Nick Young home. Mrs. Martha Bradley and Mr. and Mrs. Kazeka of Woodstock spent Thursday afternoon in the K. M. Bradley home. Mr. and Mrs. Rob McLean, who have been visiting here, have returned to their home in Woodstock. Mrs. K. M. Bradley and two daughters were recent callers with her mother at McHenry. Miss Laura Weter spent the weekend at Hebron. Jesse Allen, of Richmond spent Saturday morning in Ringwood. The next meeting of the Home Circle will be held at the home of Mrs. George Shepherd on Oct. 14. Mrs. Frank Frayes is entertaining her niece and daughter from New York for a few days. Edward Cropley of Soldn was a Saturday morning caller in Ringwood. Mrs. William Beth and daughter, Cora, were numbered among the sick on Friday. Thomas Kane was a recent visitor in the Robert Walkington hone at Greenwood. Mr. Reidel of Woodstock was a Ringwood caller on Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and fam ily called in Ringwood Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. S. U. Brom and Mrs. William Walker spent Monday at Janesville. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and family spent Sunday at Joseph Young's. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson and family spent Monday morning at McHenry. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Young spent Saturday evening at Woodstock. The "Home Circle" will meet with Mrs. George Shepherd on Wednesday October 14. Everyone be sure to attend. Mrs. Bell Duffield spent Thursday of last week with friends at Wood stock. Mr. and Mrs. H. Crosbend of Marengo visited with Mrs. A. Allbee Friday of las week. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Levey and Miss Etta Irish were out of town callers Saturday. Mr and Mrs. J. B. Lynch were in Crystal Lake Saturday evening. Miss Marjorie Allbee is slowly recovering from sickness. Miss Edith Purvey and Miss Alice Louise Williamson of Crystal Lake spent Sunday with Miss Marjorie All bee. Rose Willdns of Cary visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wilkins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jurs. of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lynch. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lynch Saturday afternoon. Ray Lynch took in the ball game at Crystal Lake Sunday afternoon. Emil Berlin of Chicago was calling on friends in Ridgefield, Monday evening. Miss Etta Levey visited with her brother, Wilber Levey, at the hospital in Elgin Sunday. J. B. Lynch made a business trip to Woodstock Tuesday. Preventive Maintenance NE of the secrets of telephone reliability is "Preventive Maintenance" or "correcting troubles before they; occur." You often see the "trouble men" working on the outside lines, but you do not see the large force working "in the central offices^ making daily and nightly tests for rust, dust and' moisture, for excessive wear, friction, electrolysis and imperfect adjustments. This consumes the time of many employees ; and often costs more than it would to let things slide until the trouble conies. But it spells service reliability., ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYJ5TEM One Policy • Ome System . Universal Scwfaa THE compouf must add new e q u i p m e n t t o i t s t»lant constantly--at costs greater than the average ofthepresent plant. To do thin, new capital must be ok* tamed and to attract this, satisfactory returns must he Paid. This cannot he done without rates. ^^4 •J, "'•* if- , •::i ti :ri . . . . » r&'i'ii '."ft. •N AD Hi THE PLAINDEALER EVERY WILL BRING RESULTS Farmers, Attention! A Bargain Floyd E. Eckert, State of Illinois, McHenry County, ss. In the Circuit Court of McHenry County, State of Illinois, September Term, A. D. 1925. Harry B. Hoagland, Complainant, vs. Bessie C. Hoagland Defendant. fci Chsncery--Bill for Divorce. Notice is hereby given that the above is the title of the Court and the nasies of the parties to a suit which is now pending in said Court and that process for said defendants has been issued to the Sheriff of said County returnable to the said Court at its Court Room in the City of Woodsock, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, on Monday, the 28th day of September, A. D. 1925. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court, at my office in Woodstock, this 22d day of August, A. D. 1985. CHAS. F. HAYES, Clerk. * 4 (Circuit Court Seal) 12-4t • 3 John Deere--three -bottom--Tractor Plows4 s Sale Price $8§ each McHenry Co. Farmers* il Co-operative Association j rk. m I n -i •V,V;$s ' M \-f/ 5&v' 31 t . i , I •Sii ATWATER KENT RADIO last week. -f-t SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Ray Rippberger and Velma Fits motored to Long Lake Friday. Mrs. C. L. Thompson spent Monday "with her sister, Ifira. O. A. Howard. John Amann and daughter of Volo were in Round Lake Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Bauer, son, Charles, and daughter, Evelyn, and Marjorie Cleveland spent Sunday with relatives in Waukegan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deitz and children spent Sunday with relatives at Frembnt. Mrs. O. A. Howard, Mrs. Say Rippberger, son, Howard, Mrs. Harry Diets motored to Waukegan Thursday. Joe Lensen of Volo waa a Round Lake business caller Thursday. don't claim half as much as yon will after you have owned IT Knox Motor Sale$ McHenry Illinois VISIT YOUR STATE FAIR Illinois State Fair Springfield 19-26 $140,000 in Premiums and Pisrsef „v! 1 Auto Racing Horse Racing Night Show Horse Show Baby 9iow , PogShSrf . y - J h 1 ,5fi| Great Display of Blue Ribbon UveStock Free Attractions ^ Fire Works Spectacle Nightly Free Auto Parking * Free Camp Grounds X * " * ; . ^jj Reduced Rates on All Railroads , v~ ' ' .• '. -• • 4 , j it 1 ••J-) Ml IIMMMM &L&Mi.&'-. ->i •aJ-WV.'- . 3>. .. . i.V*,.'-. . .. - V- • . • '•t.rw &£& iiAtin-i- jTi 1 * * ' o-•» V »