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i WIT OR DRY SHEAR k OOATHr VBTCVASH ora Offt SOX i- ? VS V COLORED ALL STARS DEFEAT BY PUTTIISS UP CLASSY OALL SM 0 • 7> * ,, *.. '• /: -. t >•&' •>4+ *-i Men and Boys Also new style *•* >.. <* Shoes, Hats, Shirts ^tv' - _ • • vv ,-v^ it 1 • 01 "v**?.GENTS' FURNISHINGS. s : *> '» 4?v;.' "'V-< .,4 jV1 :,*' •- - ., 3jqi. VV. Fremiti ,T- • \ **"• ' ̂ * V', ^ •' We& McHenry, 111. >.' • r*. HEADQUARTERS for Warm Weather Goods. • -u^r§W • Phone 63-R Goods Delivered m) OUR WEEKLY LIMERICK There was a in an, by naxne Mv. Sacks^ Who found he needed an ax. So he came to Where we have axes galore, At prices that are no very gmttax. Yoii Expend So Much. Effort *|pJahfi# wielding of an ax that you should th|nl&of &fe.- using nothing but the best \- ̂ 'ff' j * You can get more coont*? And get'em quicker. - ' *' J$$' /*"' '• Wfe sell the best, •: . I «t'c maba a A Let's make a dicker. and Linolaum ^ This is the season of the year when Car- | , ^pets, Rugs and Linoleums are in demand. We are showing a line of these goods that " K will make you sit up and take notice. The : pleasures and comforts of your home can V oevec be complete without suitable coverings for your floojrs and then, too, think of all the wqrk that,, may be avoided by >4.your floorscovered with Linoleum, U . «•* The All Stars colored baseball dub of Gbtaago succeeded in turning a trial? last Sunday afternoon tltat no other team lias ever been able to accomplish against the McHenry baseball machine since its organization in the spring of last year. The feat in mind is that of shutting out the home club. The col­ ored gents, who by the wVy know how to play ball, are thus given the honor of being the first team to whitewash the home squad. " Sahlberg, who had not worked in a game in two weeks, once more graeed the mound and it was quite evident right from the beginning that the va­ cation did him no good. "Sally" real­ ized that he was not right and to even up things he tried his level best to frin his own game with his war club and on the bases, but in spite of all efforts the visitors kept our little port sider and his men at bay thruout. One of our reporters; who occupied a seat near the stacdpipe, reported the contest to us in the following manner: First inning: Marande watched four wide ones pass over the rubber and trotted on to first. "Sally" caught the little Cuban off the bag and after an j attempt to run him to death between bas& he finally reached second in safe­ ty when Warner, who figured in the play, threw' wildly to Sahs. Mann dumped a pretty one in front of home plate, and was given a hit, Maranda taking third on the bunt. Mann stole second. Walker and Goliah whiffed. Donald was retired by Koob and Sahs. One hit, no runs. ' , Koob single^ to left and stole second Sahs, Comiskey and Grant- fanned One hit, np runs. Second inning: Cross walked and went to seoond when, Lindsay singled to right. Both men advanced a peg on Wallace's pretty sacrifice, the assist and put out going to Sahs. Kelley fanned. Maranda bounced one right into the gloved hand of "Sally" and was thrown out at flint. One hit, no runs. Brailsford dumped one in front of the plate and was thrown out at first. Behlke fanned. Warner singled to right and stole second* MeClellan struck out. One hit, no runs. Third inning: Mann struck out. "Sallyand Sahs retired Mann while Koob and Sahs took care of Goliah. No hits, no runs. Sahlberg beat oat'aa infield bit to­ wards second base. Koob bounced one down to Donald at short, who threw to second in time to trap Sahlberg, Koob being safe at first. Sahs rolled an easy one down towards first base. In his haste for a double play Mann failed to touch first and as a result both runners were safe. Comiskey fanned and Grant went out on a high fool to the catcher. One hit, no runs. Fourth inning: Donald opened up this round with a sereanHng three- base hit to the tall and uncut in right field and came- home with the first tally of the day whsn Cross singled past first. Cross bounced one to "Sally," who shot the pill to Koob, heading off Cross at the second stXtton. Wallace retired on a fly to Sahs. Kelley fanned. Two hits, one run. Brailsford and BehUte. fanned; War­ ner was retired.by Maranda and Mann. No hits, no runs. Fifth inning: Maranda went out on a fly to Koob. Mann breezed the aip "Sally" knocked down Walker's high bounder, but could not recover the ball in &me to get the batter at first. Sahlberg at­ tempted to fret the runner off the bag and threw wildly, Walker going to third on the play! This so excited Sahlberg that he let go of a wild pitch and Walker trotted home with run number two. Goliah was safe at first on Comiskey's error. Koobs and Sahs retired Donald. No hits, one run. MeClellan was retired by Kelley and Mann. Sahlberg singled to left and went to second on Koob's infield hit past third. Sahs and Comiskey fanned. Two hits, no runs. Sixth inning: Koob got under Cross' Hy. Lindsay struck out. Wallace beat out an infield hit towards third. Kel­ ley flew out t^Koob. One hit, no runs. Kelley and Mann got Grant. Brails­ ford was retired by Maranda and Manfa while Behlke met his fala thrlPjDto^1 and Mann. No hits, no runs. Seventh inning: Maranda was re­ tired by Koob and Sahs. Mann singled past first and went to second on Walk­ er's single to left. Goliah went out on a fly to Koob. Donald flew out to War­ ner. Two hits, no runs. Maranda and Mann got Warner. Me Clellan was retired by Donald Mann while "Sally" succumbed thru Kelley and Mann. No hits, no runs. Eighth inning: Comiskey and Sahs killed Cross. Lindsay was passed and stole second. Wallace singled to riglit, Lindsay taking third. Kelley rolled a hot one down to Comiskey, who threw to the plate and got Lindsay, who started home on the hit, Wallaoe tak­ ing third. Maranda singled to center, the hit scoring Wallace and sent Kel­ ley to second. Mann went out on A fly to Koob. Three hits, one run. Donald and Mann retired both Koob and Sahs. Comiskey singled to left. Grant struck out. One hit, no runs. Ninth inning: Sahs got Walker un­ assisted. Goliah and Donald were both retired by Comiskey and Sahs. No hits, UO l Uiirt. Brailsford singled to right and went to second when Donald fumbled Behl- ke's bounder. Annen, who had taken Warner's plaee at short at the begin- BlDf of (he eighth inaing, m , if A 'i *• t'V ' I;*-' WflfrareVfefy dif^nihe McHENRYJrlj? Bay and Fox Lake : ' at lO&O a. m. and- ljOO p. m. Suitau -t: SPECIAL-- rsioittb at Mertfes' Hotef leaving McHenry at 8:00 p. m. sharp ri Clellan was retired by Kelley and Mann. Sahlberg rolled an easy one down to ttaiyi *t, first agl, the game was over. The score follows: ALL STABS R. Maranda, 3rdb .0 Mann, 1st ..0 Walker, If... 1 Goliah. ctf. 0 Donald, SB ......1 Cross, rf 0 Lindsay, 2nd b 0 Wallace, c I Kelley, p 0 H. 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 P.O. 0 1 0 0 e l 13 0 37 IS P.O. A. 13 .3 i i o 7 37 13 Struck oat by Bases on balls-- KcBBMBtt; " /v A: ' R. Kobb, Snd b ..........-0 Sahs, 1st b .....^...0 Comiskey, 3l"db 0 Grant, c 0 Brailsford. rl 0 Hehlkf. If ...*...0. Warner, s» ....iL-.-O Annen. ss... ......0 MeClellan, cf .......0 Sahlberg, p 0 0 Three baa* hit--Uoimld., Sahlberg, 7; by Kelley, 12. Oft Sahlberg. 3. Wild pitches--Sahlberg, i. Left on bases--All Stars, 11; McHenry, 9. Um­ pire, Howard. Attendance, 400. Mew BT IHMIMOS - 11 Stars 0 0 1 1 « 0 I e-8 cHenry... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 6^0 BATTINO AVERAGES , Warner --.-....417 SshlbersVi ..^, -306 Brailsford ---295 Comiskey-s ---»- --290 Grant ........ .--226 Koob - ,..-.-188 Aebischer ..• ..... _w^.---154 Sahs. Behlke II -135 McClennfcn .. ... --125 Annen -1 - 000 !».; .*-v -.. -146 McAllister Says Penslar greaseless cream is fine for hot weather. GAME NEXT 8UNDAY Next Sunday, the Chicago Warren# will be in McHenry to - do battle with the McHenry Sox. The Warrens are well known to the baseball public, as they have played in and around Chica­ go for the past several years. They have played against all the leading semi-professional teams "in the sur­ rounding cities and wherever they have appeared they have given an ex­ cellent account of themselves. The McHenryS Sox feel that they are capa­ ble of taking on all comers in the semi- professional class and are confident that they can at least hold the War­ rens to a respectable looking score. Game called at 2:30 p. m. UBual prices of /^mission will prevail. You'll like our drugs and prices. Both are right. Petesch. BASEBALL GAME MONDAY Next aftciuoou at 2:30 o'clock two teams, composed of business men . »and young men employed with busi­ ness firms on the West Side and Cen- terville, will clash for honors on the baseball diamond. The West Siders believe that they can put it all over the Centerville squad, while the Cen-^ terville players are fully as confident that they can lick the other fellows. The game will be for blood and' those who care to turn out will be given a rare treat. No admission will be charged. We are told tbat the fel­ lows down In old town are all ready to challenge the winners to a game. Forget yourself with "The Man of the Hour" next Sunday evening. MEMBERS OP SOCIAL WHEEL, NOVICE Mrs; Alice Hutson will entertain the members of the Social Wheel at her pleasant country home on the Crystal Lake road on Saturday afternoon, July 18. Only those who attended the meet­ ing at her home last year can fully appreciate the good time in store for them. It is earnestly requested that all who can will make an extra effort to attend this meeting and anyone who fum » oonveyanoe will do the members a great favor by helping to assist the ladies in getting out there, leaving Peteseh's< drug store at 2 p. m. T*y a Plfcfodealer lorsale ad*; '\ For ©lliirs Reasons • • v: Improvements That Add Value to property at small expensto can be made more permanent and .lasting if just a little care is ex­ ercised in the selection of lum­ ber. Our long experience in handling lumber enables us to give you reliable, advice for any kind of work you contemplate and our stocks insure prompt service. We can supply any­ thing from lath to heavy dimen­ sion. WILBUR LUMBER (0. Wesft McHenry Phone 5 PROBATE NEWS * % (.Furnished by. McHenry County Abstract Company, Woodstock, Illinois. Offlce In Ar­ nold Block, east side public square. Ab­ stracts of title and conveyancing. Mnnev to loan 011 real estate In sums of five hundred to ten thousand dollars. Time and paynwntw to suit borrower. Phones (&i. 903 and ttll.1 REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS. A. S. Parks & w to Vernon Brot.t, It 5, blk 3, It 7. blk 4. A. S. Parks' 2nd sub- dlv lu swi4 bwX sec 32. Greenwood, be­ ing In city of Woodstock flO.OO MARRIAGE LICENSES. Henry Benedict, 25 Sharon, Wis* Gladys M. Smith, 19 Elbert S. Mitten, 28...I.. Chicago" Bessie L. J. High, 25 ...Rockford William Burch, 29. Harvard Ada Mae Beard, 24 " Ernest Richard Knapp, 28....Marengo Grace Lillian Wise, 2B.....^5X~V Ezra George Pike, 65 Laura M. Pease, 64. Glenn A. S\v 21 OshkuaV^W Margaret Jess, 21..Ft. Atkinson, Wis. Let Wm. Simes supply you with lightning rods. He has the best prop­ osition ever put on the market. OWN A SUMMER HOME IN THE~ COOL NORTH WOODS OF WISCONSIN AMI MICHIGAN N You can buy or rent at small cost an attractive cottage or bungalow, fur^~ nished or unfurnished, at many invit­ ing points in the Cool North Wood?*, or lease sites on the islands and shores of hundreds of beautiful lakes in the Wisconsin State Forest Reserve, on which to build. Train schedules, fates, etc., are arranged to meet your de­ mands. For particulars apply to Tiok- et Agents, Chicago and North West­ ern Railway. ||-2l A LARGE TARANTULA One evening recently, while seated in his ice cream parlor on the West Side, Math. Laures discovered a taran­ tula, measuring four inches in height, in his place of business. A handy broom put a finish to the dreaded spi­ der, which, according to a traveling salesman who happened to be in the place at the time, was one* of the-larj^ est Of its species. You'll like our drugs Both are right. Petesch. Chicken leed at M. [Vou can gel die whole outfit here. Strfts, caps, shoes, wings, etc.! There is always that better feeling of superiority when clothed in t) e H Bavanaw&^ |̂| ; i wK Bathing Outfit You know your neighbor cannot look betfar than yourself--it adds to your general pleasure. • Remember I Nothing is so good for your health as bathing--and nothing agists your exercise so mock as a properly constructed bathing auit--tirraaess where die woaf cones, and roominess where tlie action etraiot* Whether you want an elaborate affair or a simple one, makes no difference--here you hev«_ an enormous selection at absolutely the correct price. It's not so jnncl}e matteff of what you pay; a? the brand you wear.' All materials shrunk before entering the garment --assurance of coming out of the water, as you go in. Just step over and look at the real oi oiM story, A You'1} be convinced and satisfied* F. A. Bchlander WcstMcHenly, 111. •"pi-*- * •i"*" mm ' l l - : , • • -iS i i?-' ' * ...' : 'S '•'i 4' :pi I t . ..... 5# f. S. Depository for Postal Savings CAPITAL §P>CK, $25,000, \ 1 ; r On your way to ̂ ie West t llcHenry State bank to ; fliake your first deposit >ou will see many men Abound in the same direc­ tion--men whose com­ pany you will be glad to be in. They represent the most progressive busi­ ness element in the com­ munity? Put yourself in that class by starting your ac­ count today. The frixibut doesn't matter.; with what you have. * , * ; ..SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES, $3.00 PER YEAR Sfhpmmf*Ml !•••• i^i nlii in/ EDWIN L. WAGIfiE:!, PrM. < ---OFFICERS:-- - -DR. C. H. FEGERS, ' Vice Pr«s. r-H ^ CARL W. STENGER. Caahtor. ^ ̂ smoN siroii^k.i; Vie* PTM. Jf V f v - .Si • * srst^." SUGGESTS coot THINGS TO WEAR AND our stock of Summer Wearing apparel is such as will command the attention of the most fast­ idious buyer. Our lines comprise all the very latest styles in Shoes for men, woiiien and children; an exceptionally good assortment of Summer Under­ wear* Ladies', Waists and Dress Goods aijifl the maiiy othei thm«> that mean comfort- for you dur­ ing the hot summer months. We also wish to call your attention to our Grocery Department which is always mo$t complete and right up to the minute. --JOHN STOEFE& ' WJSST McHENRY, ILL.--i- QUALITY C ' SERVICE RIGHT PRICES phone 625^-N»«il . si ' ̂ ohnsburgh, IB. * ,y and prions. Niesen'ft f !S • ftUTTERICK PATTERNS NOW ON SALE 'i&E&jtk££ i