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vS€i:'K |?;W^ •v '••«•.'.•>£ £. Y^i*t\ t f' \ * *>.. V. ̂There is a wire front our £ore to your hom ̂ ̂ This means there it a Aug &oie at |i0tt - qtiick as the phone--buff ' • . r4 & . • t/ *" •i -- >• '•* itSv* :.VY •„ ' • ^'vVv" .. . '••£?& ;A • J:V^ V' I •;•,*• -'- • • door. Just phone us your needs an<l we1J& do the rest Our messenger is not quite ai ^ l $•*... • ,.v . ar- , ,.A... , .:.> _ . .OUR FREE W5L1VERY SERVICE . . . . . . . v • - . ; ' : V i':Ti p lj is very prompt When yon want drugs or ; other drug store goods of quality at righ||̂ \ prices, remember your phone--our &ore-4 ':£ i$gj2 and our quick free delivery service. - * ' Our number is -f ^5: • "'" '--a • •:-L, ..-'•••"A' K- « DRUGGIST v,f5>J'- ; ••• McHENRY wsg iv* .. Vf«! :V . •'&••<! « •• JSf'.'. >$*:& •••^04 •'I .4"- A , ">*i . > $&;* ijoi A". . " i &*W< ^ V*; W£ *"••' -S-Ai* The heated season now takes its place with this community as its base. The season of delight for the urchin, but one of discomfort for many of us. That you may take as much comfort as posssble, you should avail yourselves of the many helps we are offering in the way of light weight, cool fur- nisnings for men, women and tots. They help lots. No­ where will you find a wider range Jjar selection, and our prices are right. v •' ', >,;jv Photte 79-J McHENRY, ILL. SMITH BROS. I -.'a'/ f 5^7- .VxS- ^ r," ' WjI r . v • T sV?:; ; • v./-. COMMODITIES, such as .fuel, lumber, clothes, food ancLfarm products, have increased on an av­ erage of 33.6 ^e r cen t. in the last fourteen yean. The people the United States, as a whole, nave been paying more than three times as much for their drinks, nioie than twice as much for their smokes, and nearly as much for their candy a& they nave been pay­ ing for their gas| ch. & % ; •sm,A I fjgk Westen)United toas w aod Electnc Company- 4& • Jinx.;- V4'« '*Lt H ii. WQRKiiAJi. Dklr^i iiaiMit ^ ^ - V - . ' : v . J |v: :• Rfe:;- i'V CMi-'tlamFt The original hammet-proof V| rnisti If we were to tell you of all the abuse Chi-Namel Varnish will stand without being ruined, we wouldn't expect you to believe us. But we're here to show you, any day in the week, that hard knocks cannot makt* white spots on Chi Namel or cause it to flake oft. 77t*\ We^t McHenry Simm Phone 59-W Subscribe for the Plaindealer and keep posted 00 local happenings KKKIKALR PARK. Geo. Blum spent Sunday at the Park. Mr. Collins spent Sunday at the Park. R. E. Sutton spent Sunday at E. R. Sutton1& , Mrs. a, a Oakes spent Sunday at the Park: f "* Dr. Hayes is spending a few days at his cottage. James Armstrong1 s{>eafc 8«aiday at his cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Prouty spent Sunday at their cottage. Miss May me Smith spent- Wednesday and Thursday here. J. J. Sutton of Cary spent Sunday with relatives here. ' Jas. Haxton and soot, Haarry, of Chi­ cago sj>ent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Prisby ^pent Sunday at. Ellen Frisby's. Mrs. Ed Sutton and son called on Mrs. Ellen Frisby Wednesday. Geo. Fraiser and children spent Sat­ urday and Sunday at the Park. Mr. and Mrs. Frank OsFlarity spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Friaby. Mrs. Frank Queirke and children wife spanding a few weeks at the Park. Mrs. Geo. Scrivner spent Sunday- as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ruck. Salvador Romano and brother, Tony, of Chicago are spending a few days at the Parle. Mr. and Mrs. A» <?. Graoger erf Chi­ cago spent a few days recently at the Granger cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fraiser an^ Miss May me Smith called at J. F. CLax- ton's Wednesday. y Mrs. George Young spent one day recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smith. Mrs. George Leiferman and children returned home Saturday after spend­ ing & few days here.. Miss Kathleen O'Reilly " fct^rned home Wednesday, after spending a few weeks in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fraiser and daughter, Louise, returned home Mon­ day, after spending a month with.Mrs Fraiser's parents, Mr. and Mn. ̂ » R Smith, and relatives. JTOHNSBCfum. S. H. Smith passed Tuesday in Chi­ cago. C. M. Adams transacted brsiaeM in Chioago Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Hay of Spring Grove/was a caller in town Saturday. Mrs. Hewitt and son, Russel, of Ingleside were Johnaburg callers Tues­ day. Mrs. Math. Rauen and ton, Harold of Spring Grove were in town Tuesday evening. Al. Pepping and family pf Spring Grove spent Sunday rs guests among relatives here. ( Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sehmitt of Mc­ Henry were Sunday guests in the home of Jos. J. Michels. Mrs. Emma Miller of Fox Lake spent a few days the past week among rela tives in this vicinity.' Mrs. Peter Wagner and children of Volo visited in the home of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Aithoff, re­ cently. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Freund and chil­ dren of Spring Grove were Sunday guests in the 'home of Mrs. Susan Freund. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Steffes and Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of McHenry were entertained Sunday in the home of John King. Misses Margaret and Ella Huemann of McHenry passed Thursday in the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Huemann. Henry Nell, who is attending college at Quincy, 111., is spending his summer vacation in the home of his mother, Mrs. Geo. Nell. A pretty June wedding took place here in St. John's church on Wednes­ day, June 24, at 9 o'clock, when Robt. Vogt of Volo and Miss Anna Freund of this place were united in marriage, Rev. Bdw. Berthold officiating. ;VH' *o- y- C!- OSTKXA. The farmers were very bucy last week gathering alfalfa. The telephone line between Ostend and McHenry is out of order. No one can get "central." % Jasper W. Davis and family were seen out driving Sunday In spite of the threatening weather. Ernest Brott has returned to his old stamping ground at Fred Eppel's to plow corn and mike hay. . W. A. Sayler, who resides west of hei'6, had a hor^o killed by lightning Sunday last, as report comes to us. From present indications we can eat home grown new potatoes by July 4. There never were better protfpect* at this season of the year. Mr. and Mrs. E. Atridge drove out from Lake Forest in their Buick car and spent several days with Mrs. At­ ridge's parents on the Brott farm. Roy Hobart and wife of West* Mc­ Henry were Sunday y'ternoon calleia at the home of their uncle rid aunt, Warren and Miss ^-nmie Frr jci?so. We hear of quite a number of peo­ ple that went to Wauconda June 17 to celebrate Railroad day. We wonder if 'here is r iyone who could tell us when Railroad day rhould be in Mc­ Henry. Thomaa Kaie ia d'<)pl%y xag his skill M a painter in our neighborhood. He has recently painted Mrs. Isabel Rich­ ardson's house on her fa*in and R. H. Richardson's hoide'bftrn and one other small building. % Miou R. H. Richardson spent last week with her mother and other rela­ tives in Chicago. On Saturday Mr. Richaiison and little daughter, Sylva, went to the city to spend Sunday and returned with Mr*. Richardson Mon­ day. TERRA COITA. S. B. Leianer called at Crystal Lake Tuesday. Dorfald Bolger of Woodstock visited at J. M. Phalin's Sunday. * Mrs. Allen Jackson was a Crystal Lake caller Monday evening. Raymond Riley is home from Cham<v paign for the summer vacation. Harry Rrantingham of Chicago spent Sunday with his daughter here. Mrs. J. J. Doherty and family spent Monday evening fast at M- Knox's. Walter Robinson of Chicago is spend' msr a few weeks at li. F. Martin's. Mrs. Ed Knox of Chicago spent Thursday at the home of M. Knox; George Schnelle of Huntley is visit­ ing his sister, Mrs. Allen Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson are entertain­ ing the former's brother from Gilberts. Miss Anna Rydquist of Crystal Lake called on friends here Friday evening. Mrs. Marjon McMillan and Mrs. Chas. Buck were Elgin visitors Tues­ d a y . v . Mrs. Lounabury and little daughter of Chicago are spending the aui^ner here. Mrs. Geo. P. Bay .and Miss Mary Bail of Chicago are spending the sum­ mer here. Miss Delia Babooek of Crystal Lake has been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E. Steinbach. • * . • Mr. and Mrs. Carl -Grab have been entertaining the latter's sister for several weeks. M iss Edna Phalin is spending a coup­ le of weeks as the guest of relatives at Tuscaloosa, Ala. J. M. Phalin, M. A. Conway, B. F. Martin and John Flanagan were rc- cent Elgin visitors. Mr. and Mrs. M. Knox and daughters and Mrs. Ed Knox of Chicago were McHenry callers Thursday. Carl Bergman of Chicago if spend­ ing tl?e week at the home of his grand­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Leisner. Mrs. Alice BJisli and little niece Georgiana Bran tin gham, of Chicago afre spending a few weeks at S. B. Leisner's. volo . -• Mrs. Rose Dunnill spent Thursday in Round Lake. Miss Bessie Mead of DeKalb was a recent visitor at Ray Paddoclf's. Master Arthur Dillon and sister, Dorcthy, visited in Oak Park the past week. Mrs. Theo. Winkel and Mrs. Geo. Bohr of McHenry spent Thursday at Ves Wagner's. Messrs. D. V. Smith and Geo. Barker of Oak Park were visitors at Ray Pad­ dock's Tuesday. ADDITIONAL PERSONALS Mrs. Peter Probst of Chicago is spending a couple of weeks as a guest in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Die- drich. Mrs. Probst expects to leave soiue time next month for a month's visit in Colorado and will take in the world famous Yellowstone Park And a number of other places of more than ordinary interest. Those from a distance who attended the funeral of Mrs. Sadie Masquelet here last week were the loiiowihg; Dr. and Mrs. S. E. A}len, Mrs. Jos. J, McCormick, Mrs., T. Ji Master-son and sons, Emuiitt and John; Miss Nellie Cooney, James L. Evans, William llanrahan, Albert V. Sophy, Mrs. John Masquelet, Jos. Masquelet, Sr., Mr and Mrs. Jos. Masquelet, David Burke, Miss May me Morley, Mrs. Thos. Birm ingham, all of Chicago; Mrs. C. A. White of Ford City, Pa., Anton Nacke of Terra Haute, Ind. .'n t , >5 " as shown by the banking public is the best advertising medium M financial institution can and withouis it nothing ^avails for the ultimate success of the undertaking. We believe •* ' that we. possess it. ' ' v- r \ * \ i MM *lPit **$ 4 ^ 'M. jta mA hti FREMONT HOY PARiSB HCWC AT VOLO TO OIVE THIRD PKRFORHANCE NEXT SUNDAY EVENING PRORATA NEWS vs I LFurnislmd by McHenry County Abstract <i()mp;iny, Woodstock, lllloolB nokl Hlix-k, east side public Btracts of title and couveyanct loan on real estate in sums of to ten thousand dollars. Time and payment* ana 011.1 °fr Office in Ar square. Ab- [. Money to •e hundred . , 3 to Bult U>rrowei'. I'bone* 6M. 908 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. William Watts & w to Albert Pepping, lot in vil of Spring Grove ,t300(t MARRIAGE LICBN8BS. Earl B. Conley, 26 .^.Aurora Julia Gustafson, 28..... Harvard William C. Flemming, 33....Marengo Marjorie Belle Wilcox, 18 Marengo Patrick Joseph Lyonq, 24- Cary Irene S. Parsley, 23 Cary Wayne Rufus Diener, 25 Harvard Alma Marie Praase, 21 Alden Joseph R. Hart, 26.......^Wauconda Elsie A. Ebel, 24 jAlgonquin Robert J. Blum, 34 -Chicago Eva Dorothea Lundgren, 30..Marengo Edwin E. Law son, 28 .Blue Island Elizabeth M. McQuire, 26....Marengo Carl Littlejohn, Cary Mary E. Smith, 31*^.^. Cai> Ervin Chapin, 19.... Harvard Arlenq Rector, 16 a...... -.Harvard Andrew Voltz. 28.. Chicago Maude Cobb, 26....^....£Ukhorn, Wis. Robert A. Vogt, 31 Ingleside Vnna Freund, 28. .McHenry Twp. Isaac Warren Webster^.26....Harvard Zella Alene Andrews, 2f....,-Harvard Benjamin Frye, 29. Cary Stella Johnson, 20........... .Cary Harold H. Bailey,^6 Batavia, 111. Maude Hobbs, 25..... Woodstock John Joseph Karls, 23 McHenry Edith Evelyn Nicholls, 17..».McHenry Frank F. Block, 27 Marengo Elsie Eickstadt, 22 ....Marengo Charles B. Sullivan, 33--Seneca Twp. K a ^ h e r i n e B - R i l e y , 3 4 . . M a r e n g o DANCE JULY S -'Hi* members of the McHenry .High School Alumni association will give a Fourth of July dance at Stoffel's hall on Friday evening, July 3, The mem­ ber of the alumni are working h«rd to make the event a success are planning on entertaining one of the largest holiday crowds that ever gath­ ered in this hall. Hunter's four-piecd orchestra of Elgin has been engaged to furnieh the music, which assures all that this part of the program will be first-class, Dance tickc^s will sell at 91.00. "A feordial invitation is extended to »U." T Friday evening is % general parish meeting. . A more detailed report of our ap­ proaching summer festival will appear in the next week's issue of this esteemed paper. Visitors at the rectory in the past week were: Rev. Charles S. Nix," pas­ tor at Virgil, 111.; Rev. Edw. Berthold, pastor At Johnsburg; Rev. Berthold Hartung of St. Francis college, Quincy, 111.; F. Weber of Aurora and Wm. Deutsch of Collegeville, Ind. Concerning our Fourth of July par­ ish picnic, we have most exceptionally good news to communicate. Friends and countrymen, lend, me your ears. Are you lovers of good music and song? Then listen! Budinger's famous band from Chicago will actually render the music at our picnic dances and, what iB still better, the Chicago Schweizer Gesang Verein is coming out to enter­ tain us! Next Sunday the Holy kame Men's society of this parish will reoeive holy communion in a body. The member­ ship of this recently established men's society has already exceeded the fort, mark and ere long we hope to have every man of the parish enrolled. The officers are: President, William Van- denboom; vice president, William EV» .ten; ROQ. Secy., Dr. Carl Rossdeutsch- er; Cor. Secy., Sylvester Wagner; Fin. Secy., John B. Dowe; treasurer, Mathias Brown; marshal, Ben Rosing; consulters, John Brown and John Pit- aeju.. Athird performance of'the splendid and exceptionally well rendered pro­ gram of the Volo Catholic school com­ mencement pxercises will be given next Sunday evening, June 28, com­ mencing at 7:30 o'clock. In spite of the variable winds and rains of last Sunday, the school's hall stand­ ing as well as seating capacity was taxed to its utmost by parishioners and neighbors, eager to witoess our first school exercises. The matinee on Tuesday was likewise strongly attend­ ed. To accommodate our many friends from greater distances the same pro gram will be rendered this coming Sunday evening. On thiB oocasion the premiums will also be rewarded to those wbo have excelled in their classes. It is indeed worth while to travel several miles to see the Volo Catholic school exercises. Some class to those boys and girls. Don't forget to tip your hate when next yon meet them! J. I. Lang, Attorney EXECUTOR'S NOTICE » Estate of J. S. Brown, Decep sod. • The undersigned having been, appointed Executors of the lit it Will and Testament of j ji Itrnwii. decenscd, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby Kive notice that the." will appear Ik;fore the Coun­ ts Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the August Terru on the first Monday in August next, at wi!'"cli time all persons having claims against said Est ate are notified ana requested to attend for the puri>ose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said Estate are re­ quested to make immediate payment to the "ttSSSS'MU. day of June, A. D. 1914. Third Successful Season; ^3': BETTER THAN EVER if Riverside > Park McHenry, Illinois .. "W V^?'" J* ; * -'-M. ' *$• 3 tai OPEN EVERY, NIGHT \ ' V., W,:; ; iVi JC . l i • ; r . . . • t i ' The Latest and Be& Pictures . and an Orchestra under the leader,V'v ship of Prof. Graf • ? • . . '-J*/. J* IT rj^j a •k.'cn a c=yjm a i g NOTICE ^ This company will receive, sealed* bids for the hauling of coal and ooke from McHenry to ^phnsburgh factory. The [trice to be based per ton and con­ tract for one year. All contracts to be turned into the office by 12 m., July 10, 1914. WISLAND DAIRY CO., 3-2t Geo. Wieland,.Pres. TELEPHONE OFFICIALS HEIE Twenty-one officials of the Telephone company, on a tour of inspection, were in McHenry last Thursday to look over the local system, which they found to be in first-class condition. ^J?he dis­ tinguished guests partook of a three- course dinner at the McHenry house. Piano tuning. R. H. Aldrich, Rich­ mond 'Phone, Richmond 671. "iHj Shy" at McAllister's. BEAVER BOARD Can be piti f>n new wall end ceiling hams or equ eld plaskf-t Suits attpi _ b u i l d i n g » new or • ' •EAVER BOARD •. ' *• \-trt\yr / . ' YI A HIS picture showsa.rooni with • JL Beaver Board Walls'and Ce3- "» |. JngSt instead of lath and plaster.: ^^ver Board is a pure-wood- " " |pbre product that comes in h • ' . ^ p h e e t s o r p a n e l s , , w i t h a :."3,lte:?^ur^ace ^ piintiiuj. ^ ^ It ^ makes far more beautiful Interiors; never cracks;(and has many other advantages Write or call and weH^tel] all about it. tRADE MARK McHenry LUMBER (0. ss1 PhonQ5 rSi ===== I , • , P H I L I P ' J A E G E R GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT m SMOUL ARWTKM OLVXN TO THX 8AU 09 • Vs' 'if Dressed Beef, ftutton, Hof% ¥«•!, PmlUyt., ; ; Hides, Etc., Butter and Bf;p • • • ^ This ie the oldest home on the street application. en Stall • A ifc • Market. : T^ceaad prise ttsto GOLD 8VORAOB PR EE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ' A - . * slS#g