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Special Attention (iiven to "Parcel Post" Orders The farmers' busy season is at hand. This may cause you to postpone a trip to town until a more convenient time. But don't do without drug &oer goods on this account. If you" live on a rural route, we shall be glad to deliver drugs or other drug &ore goods at your door. Ju& phone to us or mail your order and we will send you the goods as quickly as possible--usually by. i£r& mail after your order reaches us. Supply your medicine cabinet with special rem- v edies which are apt to be needed during the summer seasop. Foot Powders. Headache Remedies; Rem­ edies for Sudden Stomach and Bowel Troubles, and many other items which should be kept regular­ ly on hand. Let us fill your prescriptions and recipes. We are agents for Dr. David Roberts' Remedies and carry a full line of medicines with wH'rfy.tQ, properly fill veterinary prescriptions. N. DRUGGIST PHONE 56-W m ••• all need then*. That Is why we try to keep the price down wher­ ever we can. Goods must be good and prices right is our way. The coffee agent says we sell more coffee than has ever been sold in this store. Why do we? Because our coffee is so good and only 25c a pound. :: :: :: m*- • ' i t * ' • \ ,V\ 79-J McHenry III. MIDS SBP Coffee, special blend, per pound ___29c Preserves, pure, quart jar 25c Olives, Queens, bottle 10c Catsup, 10-oz. b6ttle_.t-.._-__ 16c Tea, fancy Japan, pound _ _50c Baked Beans, None Such, can__ 10c Pickles, Sweet Gherkins, bottle i 10c Peas, None Such, can__ .... 15c Pure Fruit Preserves, glass 10c Corn, None Such, 2 cans.-- 25c JOHN STOFFEL Phone »-J •20; • •- fx s;'V" - DR. CARL STRUEH'S Sanatorium and Health Resort McHenry, 111. v, y^Meal place for the sick and for those seekiipl • ^re^t and recreation amidst the mo& pleasant awrf &. rural surroundings. '5/- NATURAL METHODS L: X' J j f , : : te lor illustrated descriptive booklet. TELEPHONE McHENRY 92-M. NEIGHBORING NE WS AS CHRONICLED B Y OUR ABLE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS "i illjliV JOHNSBURG Mrs. J. P.' Deuster and daughter, Verona, of Milwaukee, Wis., are guests of relatives here. All roads lead to the McHenry county fair, Woodstock, Aug. 24-27, inclusive. You auto go. Miss Britt of Chicago spent a days this and last week as a guest in the home of Dr. Arnold Mueller. A few from out of town attended the funeral of John A. Smith, which took place here Wednesday morning. Miss Britt of Chicago was the guest of honor at a swimming party given hy Mrs. Fred Diethorn last Saturday, Mrs, Elizabeth Nett is still quite feeble, but her many friepds here hope that she may soon recover her strength and health. Our residents are taking unusual pride in their lawns this year. Johns- burgli has as well kept lawns as may be found anywhere. The farmers in this vicinity are wearing a most discouraged look these days. Ail on account of the rain and cool weather. Mrs. Mathias Jungen recently had her tonsils removed at the Harvard hospital. At the present time she is feeling much improved. Dr. Arnold Mueller and Joe Kline caught eighty fish in two hours' time last Thursday. This is some catch to make in such a short* space of time. A few from here attended the ball game at McHenry last Sunday. A number are also planning to go down next Sunday, when the fast Liberty- ville team, meets the McHenry Sox for a side bet of $100. Two of our residents were arrested and fined at McHenry one day recently for not going around one of the guide posts right. ^Needless to say that they haven't any too much love for McHenry's officer*, who made the ar­ rest.. Mrs. Jacob Miller entertained Miss Britt and Mrs. Fillman on Sun­ day evening. Miss Britt was the nurse in care of Mrs. Miller during her re­ cent severe illness and she was much pleased to see her patient getting along so nicely. ' Dr. Arnold Mueller drove to Mc­ Henry one day recently and invited his friend, G. E. Schoel, for a little ride on his motorcycle. The trip to Johnsburgh was made in exactly six minutes. Reports from McHenry are to the effect that Gus is still a trifle pale from the effects of the ride. RINGWOOD Mrs. Emma Brown is visiting her sister at Lake Geneva, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Allen drove to Chicago Monday to visit friends for a few days. Remember the W. C. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Cora Flandeys' Saturday of this week. Miss Sarah Hodge and father of Solon Mills visited at Edson Hodge's last Tuesday. C. E. Hawley and wife and Mrs. Callie Rainey drove to Elgin Thurs­ day forenoon last. H. M. Stephenson jmd wife attend­ ed the band concert at Woodstock last Thursday evening. The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper at the home of Mrs. Inga Merchant on Thursday evening. Harry Stephenson and Floyd Howe returned Saturday forenoon from their trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Luella Stephenson entertained the Social Wheel last Thursday. All spent a very pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Grace McCannon entertained a number of lady friends Saturday in honor of Mrs. Mildred Munshaw. Roy Westerman, wife and children of Barrington visited at C. E. Haw ley's Saturday night and Sunday. The Sunday school picnic last Wed­ nesday was well attended. One hun­ dred and fifty sat down to dinner. The attendance at the Sunday schools last Sunday was: Green­ wood, 67; Ringwood, 48. Let every­ body help to make up our deficiency. Mrs. Mildred Munshaw of Eau Claire, Wis., has been visiting at Mrs. Grace McCannon's for a few days. On Saturday her husband and father joined her and on Sunday her broth­ er, Frank Lawson, of Elgin came up and spent the day with thextt. We want you to come and visit this great exposition of local progress and products. You will learn a lot of NEW wrinkles that will mean money to you in short cuts to longer profits. We want you to come and hear the band play--mix in the mirth and mer­ riment and youll return home healthy, hearty and happy. OSTEND : We learn that Fred R. Eppel ex­ pects to erect a silo ready for use this fall. J. W. Davis and family visited Sunday with Warren Francisco and sister. >...•« The Kaiser family enjoyed a visit from some Chicago friends several days last week. Miss Lizzie Umberthum of Wood­ stock visited at ths Kaiser home a part of last week. Mrs. Nina Sherman and family spent a day last week with her par- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobart. Frank Martin and family certainly enjoy riding in a Reo car. The proof is they have recently purchased then- second one of this make^. William Thomas and wife were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Hazel Belcher, in Woodstock from Satur­ day until Monday evening. Farmers have their hands pretty full just now, corn plowing, haying- arid harvesting. Those that hir e barley have that harvest at hand end oats turning. Elbert Thomas and wife motored to Belvidere Saturday last. Warren Thomas and wife came over from Woodstock and helped look after the farm affairs during their absence. R. H. Richardson received a dis­ patch from h|s sister, Mrs. Dimon, last Saturday saying that his mother was very sick at Mrs. Dimon's home and for some of the children to come immediately. On Sunday morning her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Thompson, left for Isa­ bel, S. D., to help care for her. Won't you come, too? If you don't youll surely miss the best all-'round McHenry county fair ever held. In­ teresting and instructive exhibits in great variety--illustrating and show­ ing the progress and products of our great region--marvels in machinery and mechanism--besides there's a whole lot of wholesome fun and cheer­ ful entertainment in store for you and your friends. Fish Laws All Waters in McHenry, Lake and Boone counties are state fish pre­ serves. It is unlawful to take, cap­ ture or kill any kind of fish in any manner other than hooks and lines. It is unlawful tp sell any black bass, pike or pickerel taken from the waters of this state. No minnow seine can be used that is over 20 feet in length and must be of one-quarter inch mesh and must be used to take only such as are com­ monly known as minnows. No limit on size of fish if caught with pole and line held in the hand Frogs over one-quarter pound shall not be caught or killed with any de­ vice during May and June of each year. No fishing within 100 feet of any dam across any streams. Shooting, spearing^ snaring, gig or using an artificial light in taking fish is strictly prohibited in all waters of this state. Ed. L. Hayes, Game and Fish Warden. ' " ' " ' -».t 'AVE you ever known a big business success without H a good banking connection? Business progress and ̂ banking service go hand in hand. One supplements the other. Many leading business men in McHenry are depositors in this bank, because they realize the close con­ nections between adequate banking service and success of a busiuess enterprise. Hoy Bankin McHENRY, In Honor of Grandson ft Iras a merry little crowd that was entertained at the Wilkins home on the Fox river last Thursday even ing. The party was given in honor of Gilbert Brown, a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Wilkins, and a cadet at the naval academy at Annapolis The home proved to be an ideal place for the merry-making. The spacious, well lighted porch seemed to bid a welcome to all passers-by. After a few hours of pleasant diversion, a de­ licious luncheon was partaken of. Only such capable host and hostess as Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins could accom­ plish what they did in the way of en­ tertaining. The jokes and jests of Mr. McOmber afforded great mirth at the table. Those who were present are as follows: Dr. F. J. Aicher, John Larsen, Gilbert Brown, Mervin Kent, Chris Burkhartsmeier, Everett Hunt­ er, William Bickler, Annabelle Hei- mer, Marion McOmber, Julia Freund, Laura Barbian, Misses Bean and Fleishman. VOLO Mrs. Rose Dunnill was in Round Lake Sunday. Miss Ella Moore was * Wauconda caller Saturday. Leslie Turnbull of Wauconda was a caller here Sunday. W. J. Johns of Wauconda attended church here Sunday. Frank Henkle and family were Fremont visitors Sunday. Mrs. M. Russell of Waukegan is visiting her son, S. J., and family. Mr. and Mrs. T. Seymour of Wau­ conda spent Sunday at E. Fisher's. Ray Paddock and son, Robert, and Elvin Hanson were McHenry callers Sunday. Mrs. L. Lusk and Esther of West Fremont and Ella Moore were McHevy callers Thursday e^ last week. ' We deliver our cream for parties yn<l ell special events in any part of town at wholesale prices. C. Unti. Charley Chaplin at the Air Dome J ery Tuesday. The Rosary" St Rita's Rectory, 63rd St. and Oakley Ave. Chicago, May 29, 1910. To whom it may concern: "The (Rosary" was presented in the Nation­ al theatre of Chicago, to which a num­ ber ^ the local councils of the K. of C. were invited. Most of the members availed themselves of the opportunity and as a member of Father Perez council, I had the pleasure of being present. There is a good moral les­ son to be derived. Would that there were many more plays like "The Ros­ ary" on our American stage. Rev. C. P. CNeil. At the Central opera house Sun­ day evening, Aug. 1. Sealed Bids Wanted Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the Town Clerk's office in West McHenry, III., on Saturday, the 31st day of July, 1915, at eight o'clock p. m., fo» the digging of a. Drainage Ditch, 80 rods, more or less, in the old driving park, West McHenry, 111. Dimension of said ditch to be 6 feet at top, 4 feet wide at bottom and 4 feet deep. For more particulars inquire of John B. Young, McHenry, 111. Bids may be left with the undersigned on or before the letting. Rights are reserved to reject any and all Bids. Chas. B. Harinseau Chicken feed K. M. Nieeen's. COME TO THE f t ' * r'ri •m t ---AT-- . I'V .iiip-' *i£}f The first of a new series of eight popular band concerts by the Woodstock Band will be given in the Public Park, Woodstock THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 29th and will continue each and every Thursday Evening, weather permitting [0=, I MM IES3E HE CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT AU lnMrtod umui Una ih uJ *t the f o l l o w i n g I t ' i v u U n e i o r l e u , * 6 o e u i r l o r t i n t inaertlon; 16 cent* for Mch subsequent insertion. More than Are line., 6 cent, a line for flrtt lnaartlon, and S oenU a line for addition! inaertlon*. T3*AKM8 FOR SALE-lnqulre of C. W. Stwua- KB, West McHenry (State Bank. IB TpOR HALE--Rhode Island Reds ei{«8 to hatching; also tltnotby hay. Inquireof JACOB DIEDKICH, McHenry. 43-tf "CK)R SALE--Tweuty-flve fine, healthy ' horses. All ages at interesting prices. 6-*t GBOBOB J. SAYBR. McHenry, III. XjV)B 8ALE--One fourteen foot black wal- A nut extension table, one drop leaf kitch­ en table, one bed and twen^r-nve yards of matting. MBS. J. B. Baas, West McHenry. 111. tf-tf LOST--On streets of McHenry, on Monday afternoon, a gentleman's gold watch. Initial H. on case. Case Wads worth No. 1113M0. Works No. 18084)00. Return to this office and receive reward. ft-lt FOR SALE--Farms and lots on the river front in the village and at Pista- kee Bay, some including buildings. Also fire insurance in three different companies. O. N. Owen, Notary Pub­ lic. i-tf McHenry ice eream has j>o com­ parison, because there is none as good, pure and delicious. C. Unti, pro- prietvr* . Let Us Supply You with our staple and fancy Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits. We are ever at your service and will try our hardest to please you. Telephone in your next order and get the prompt service that you are en­ titled to. Everything in' the Canned Goods and Bakery line. ̂ s M M. ism FORTY WAYS Al® TO THE CALIFORNIA EXPOSITOR Xnported pure olive ofi at C. Unfit. is the title an attractive bookLufc issued by the Chicago & North West­ ern Ry., which outlines in concise. !' ; form forty different attractive routes from Chicago to California, gives e*» , v plicit information regarding fare*, ^ ticketing conditions, side trips, stoj^ overs, etc., and also shows plainly by a' series of outline maps how you may, !i- visit both Expositions and see th*/:' grandest scenery and t&e local!tic* ' most interesting the West has to offetiT - the sightseer en route. You should have this booklet tat properly plan your trip to the Pacitie, Coast and the California Expositions. It will save you time and money. Copies may be obtained free wiU^JIifg other literature describing the plaee$<;;J\'$ you wish to visit en route and giving , tares, complete train service and full' particulars, on application to any ticket agent of the Chicago A Norfo ' Western Bj.