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r i - i J J"-, > i * \ • V. \ S - ., ' ' f ^TflAT ALWAYS HAS IT! .4, - * ts« • - - v h . '., 't/ • *}", % Si'- r-, new remedy, toilet preparationor other items usually cairied by druggists, is not a pleasant ex­ perience. For years we have kept right up-to* date regarding new articles which are constantly being placed on the market We stock all the worthy ones and usually have them on hand as quickly as the stores located in large cities. We realize the importance of service and constantly to Jive up to the reputation we have gained. e Store that Always Has It" TUB McHENBY PLlDfDEALiit, McHEIfBY, EL. Crystal S A V / / V G s LONG DISTANCE PASSENGER BOAT S A v / a / g s ' " rA i"> * ; ' fc ' •"14 , •;•••• 11/%.**.£ •!*».« TONE sow N. H. PETESCH DRBGGIST WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR Are you tied up with some premium concern? We are told by our cus­ tomers that our 25c coffee is better than they get elsewhere for 30c or even 35c a pound. Remember you can often buy as good a premium as you get with your coffee for less money. Besides, we also give our stamps, for which you can get what you want. Trys our coffee and be convinced. :: :: :: :: SMITH BROS W'- 'Phone 79-J McHenry, 111. Old Father Time's Tested Roofing Whether you are building new or just recovering your roof,it will pay, you to take a tip from Father Time's past experience and use the old dependable rooflnff material-- Cedar, Shingles Come in and let us tell you how to lay a shingle roof that will defy both time and the elements for forty years. Our shingles are all cut from live cedar logs and are guaranteed by the manufac­ turer. You'll find them to be cheapest in the end. • :: i: :: Wilbur Lumber Co. McHenry, Illinois i 3)ori1 Hforiy Any IF YOU'RE NOT GETTING SATISFACTION OUT OF TO jEATS YOU RE NOT GETTING TOUR EATS AT'THE RIGHT 5TORE om± f RIGHT ABOUT FACE! MARCH! tROCCRY STORE »~<plJR WEEKIY RECIPE RICE CROQUETTES 1 pt. cooked rice i c. butter t c. flour 1 top. salt lc. aiSll 1 egg- Peppsr Make thick white sauce. Add ric® wd egg well beaten. AHow to cool, shape, roll in crwqjbs and fry. i to i c. grated cheese may be added to white sauce before rice is added. Use forty second test for fat. THE. INOREDICNTS V «Ea!» ADAMS BROS. McHenry RIDGEFIELD Miss E. J. Furney was Lake shopper Saturday. Mrs. R. Reed was a caller at Wood­ stock Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. E. Dike was a business caller at Woodstock Friday. iVlrs. H. Gorham is visiting with hfer somV family at Crystal Lake. Miss Edythe Nelson was a Crystal Lake business caller Saturday. Mrs L. Johnson and son, Lloyd, are visiting in the home of H. Wille. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins and son, Ralph, autoed to Sycamore Sunday. W. S. Rushton and C. Johnson were Chicago passengers Monday evening. Eva Sullivan of Marengo is visit­ ing in the home of D. W. Fitzgerald. Elmer Dannerman spent a few days last week with relatives in Woodstock. Miss Etta Levey-spent Sunday with her brother and family at Crystal Lake. Mrs. Colby and son, Lester, were Woodstock callers Thursday after­ noon . , . • ' V • • . I. A. Kennedy o^ Chicago tg visit- ing in the home of Station Agent Lynch. Mrs. Glau entertained her parents and brother from Woodstock over Sunday. > Mesd?mes Ericson, Rushton and Martini were Crystal Lake shoppers Monday. Mrs. H. Nelson and. son, Lawrence, are visiting with relatives at Ken- os&a, Wis. Mrs. W. Reed and Miss Elsie Wille spent Thursday afternoon and even­ ing at Woodstock. Mr. Lackman and daughter, Har­ riet, of Chicago 'are visiting in the" home of A. Jacobs. < Miss Ella Mollohan had her tonsils removed a£ the; Presbyterian hospital in Chicago last week. The remains of Miss Carol Morey were brpught here from Oklahoma for burial Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Nelson of Franklinville were visitors in the home of H. Nelson Sunday.. Mrs. Westerman and daughter, Mae, of Capron spent several days recent­ ly in the home of G. B. Baker. Miss Muriel Warnock of Chicago has been a visitor in the homes of L). L. Gibson and S. A. Merchant for two weeks. Mrs. Nels Cedarholm , and Mrs. Oscar Englun of Chicago visited in the home of Hans Nelson from Fri­ day until Sunday. ringwoodT" The busy hum of the threshing ma­ chine, is now heard. Mrs. Frank Hitchens and sister left last Saturday to visit their par­ ents at Bath, 111. Mrs. Rilla Foss, daughter, Dorcas, and son, Floyd, were shopping in Chicago Tuesday. * Mrs. Lucy Thomas and son, Will, and wife of Woodstock were calling at George Rossing's Tuesday. . Mrs. Ella Bigelow and daughter left Monday morning for Brodhead, Wis., to visit another daughter. Edith McCannon and son, Lloyd, drove to Woodstock Sunday. Her mother, Mrs. Emma Matthews, came home with them. Mrs. Alice Kendall and son, Her- SOLON MILLS Master Roy f)e Chaine is visiting in Chicago. Miss Vera Johnson is a guest id the Oscar Yanke home! Mrs. Wm. Dilley spent Sunday and Monday in Chicago. ^ Mrs. Georgia Van Deven is a guest in the, L. S. Overton home. W. E. Wire of Hebron was at brief caller here Sunday evening. Miss Pearl Fillweber of ^ntioch is a guest in the Geo. Vogel home Mrs. Sievert of Fox Lake spept Thursday evening at J. Fester's. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Hodge were callers in town Wednesday last. Mrs. Geo. Turner spent several days the past week in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Kauer and daughter, Evelyn, spent Sunday here. Miss Florence Aylward and broth­ er, Edward, of Hebron are visiting here. Miss Celia Aylward spent Sunday in - the home of her father, R. Ayl­ ward. Mrs. Jofcpt Anderson of Chicago is visiting her daughter,, Mrs. Oscar Yanke. , \ -Jf Mr. and Mrs. Rk R. Turner called oh friends at Lake GenevsL, Wis., Sunday. Chas. Turner spent last Tuesday and Wednesday at Woodstock and Chicago. John Judson and J. M. Imeson of Hebron were callers in town Saturday evening. The Linn family of Chicago were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cropley. E. S. Johonnott, Misses Lois Dilley and Thelma Gibbs< were Richmond callers Monday. J. Pester, Geo. Vogel, Walter Jo­ honnott and- Chas. Voget motored to Palatine Thursday. Miss Lydia Westmont spent the latter part of the past week in the Chas. Osborn home. Lee Turner, Mrs. Ada D. White and JHiss Vera Turner spent the week end at Hebron, 111. Mrs. Louis Turner and children of Aurora, 111., arrived Tuesday for a visit in the R. L. Turner home. Mrs. Hannah Yanke and daughters, Lillian and Hanna, left Thursday on a trip to Elkhorn and Eagle, Wis. Mrs. Ada White left for her home at Vail, Iowa, after spending the past two weeks in the L. E. Turner home. Mrs. E. E. Cropley, Mrs. A. F. Wellman and Mrs. C. W. Cropley were Friday callers at West McHenry. Miss Marion Marble of Greenwood and Miss Dorothy Freeman of Spring Grove were callers in town Wednes­ day. Misses Ail^en and Kathleen O'Reil­ ly and Myrtle Hack of McHenry were Tuesday evening callers at Vera Turner's. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Monear and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Monear motored to Twin Lakes, Powers Lake knd Lake Geneva., Wis, Sunday. A. F. Wellman went to Chicago Monday to file his final enlistment papers. He now awaits his call fn service in the U. S. navy. Floyd Cooley and Miss Alta Went worth and Misses Opal and Jennie Mae Cooley of West McHenry spent Excursions thru Pista-. kee Lake, Nippersink Lake, Grass Lake, in­ cluding the world's fa­ mous Lotus Beds; Lake Marie, Lake Bluff, Lake Catherine, Channel Lake up to Wilmot, Wis. ALL DAY OUT­ ING ON WATER. Boat can be chartered at any time for parties. ON THE ..FINEST BOAT AFLOAT WM. WPE, CAPT. 'Phone 75-R, McHenry ' It's the Combination of the farmer and the miller that makes EARLY RISER flour so good. The farmer does his part by growing a high-grade wheat, which we "select very carefully; the miller does his by watching with infinite care and skill the various processes nec­ essary before the flour is ready for you. We waqt you to try this perfect flour. The sooner you do the sooner will your bak­ ing troubles be over. Will it^ be today? WEST M'HENRY FLOUR AND FEED MLS Executor's Sale -OF- , A , , . . . . . M o n d a y e v e n i n g a t t h e L . E . T u r n e i bert, who have spent the past two u i home. Mrs Chas. Osborn and sons, Leslie and Everett, returned Monday even­ ing from Sauk City, Wis., where they have been guests of J. C. Westmont and family. Mr. and* Mrs. B. C. Young and children, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Halde man and Mrs. Myrtle Howe of Wood­ stock were Saturday afternoon callers at R. R. Turner's. Mrs. A. C. Merrell entertained company of young ladies at a lawn party on Friday afternoon,. Aug. 10, in honor of the Misses Rohles of El­ gin, III. All present enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon -months in the Allen home, returned to the city last Friday afternoon. Vera and Mary Hughes of Wood­ stock spent last week with Grace Mc­ Cannon and Mildred Wolkos. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs McCannon went with them to Hartland to visit Earl Hughes' family, t. The Ladd and Smith families, with Mrs. Ella Bigelow and daughter, Lillian, of Sun- Prairie, Wis., as guests, had a picnic at Nippersink Point Sunday in honor of Mr. Ladd's birthday. Henry Stephenson, wife and son, Harry, went to Belvidere Saturday afternoon to visit Jay Bennett and family. Margaret Bennett came home with them Sunday afternoon, return­ ing to her home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Allen returned from their visit in the East last Thursday afternoon. They report the corn small in New York and some parts of Ohio very small on account of the wet spring. Winter wheat very fine. OSTEND Mr. Madson and family are enjoy­ ing a new Ford car. Ed. Wallis' barn is enclosed. It doesn't look to be 40x120, but such is its size. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Durkee enter­ tained friends from Chicago Sunday. They came by way of automobile. Farmers here are very highly pleased with theii; wheat crop. They estimate it the heaviest crop in many years. The threshing machines have com­ menced their hum. A few farmers who want some barley to feed have that part done. The cement silo on the C. E. Sher­ man farm is fast nearing completion and will be a great improvement be­ sides being a necessity. Two of Mrs. Ernest Brott's sisters and husband motoj^d down from Manitowoc, Wis., Saturday last and spent Sunday with their sister. Earl and Clifford Sherman, their families and the ^formers*' mother motored down near Waucond^ Sun­ day and ate dinner with Jasper Davis and family. Thank Y* The members of the German Evan­ gelical Lutheran Zion's congregation wish to thank the public in general and especially the officers of the Mc­ Henry Driving club, who so cheerfully donated their platform and stand in holding our annual mission festival. ^ |fon'» Congraptfen. TERRA COTTA Mrs. G. P. Bay spent Monday with relatives in Elgin. Mrs. John Riley visited relatives in Chicago last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Welch spent Tuesday at J. M. Phalin's. Mrs. Jay Doherty boarded the Elgin train here Friday morning. Miss Frances Knox visited relatives in McHenry Tuesday evening. Ben Brown of Woodstock was a business caller here Saturday.- Harold Knox is spending his vaca­ tion at McHenry with relatives. Mrs. B. F. Martin is entertaining her sister and aunt from Chicago. Vernon Knox spent a few days last week with his c<Mins in McHenry. Miss Minnie Jonnson of Wauconda was a guest of Miss Clara Frisby over Sunday. Miss Eleanor Conway of McHenry is spending the week with Miss Mary Conway. Revs. Masterson and Manning'were guests at the home of J. M. Phalin the first of the week. Miss Frances Knox spent Wednes­ day and Thursday of last week with Miss Nellie Doherty. Atty. Henry Bay and daughters, Marie and Irene, of Chicago spent Sunday at G. P. Bay's. Mrs. Merton Gracy and daughter, Ethel, were business callers in. Crys­ tal Lake Thursday evening. Mrs. S. B. Leisner went to Chicago last Wednesday morning, where she will be the guest of relatives for several weeks. P. H. Oonway and family and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Adams and son mo­ tored to Wilmot, Wis., Sunday and spent the day with relatives there. Give us jour next order for en­ graved calling cards and see what a neat job we can put out for you. join your American Red Croat, Real Estate GEO. VOGEL, AUCTIONEER The John Glossen Property McHENRY, ILLINOIS -- - Consist ing of SIX-ROOM HOUSE Gas and Gas Fixtures together with barn, well and cistern, lots numbered one (1) and eighteen (18) in block one (1) in Dr. Fegers' addition to McHenry as appears from the plat of said sub-division on rec­ ords in the recorder's office of Mc Henry county, Illinois, in book of plats, page 59, situated in the town of McHenry, in the county of McHen­ ry, in the state of Illinois. Also hoes, rakes, spades, hand cultivator round pointed shovel, hand saw, buck saw an other articles too numerous to mention. Mr. Kennebeck, the executor of the Glossen estate, will also sell his 7 year-old driving horse at this sale, Weight 1100 pound and broke single and double. Sale to-be held on premises at 2:00 o'clock p. m., on Saturday, Aug. 25, '17 TERMS OF SALE, CASH J. H. KENNEBECK, EXECUTOR. Of Estate of John Glossen, Deceased. JOHNSBURG Miss Eleanor Smith left Saturday night for a two weeks' visit with rel­ atives at Chippewa Falls, Wis Frank Mathieu is home from the road for a two weeks' visit with his wife and other relatives and friends. The farmers in this vicinity are gathering in the largest crops known in years and consequently they are happy. Mesdames Frank Mathieu and Wm. J. Meyers are spending a few days this week as the guests of relatives at Racine, Wis. They will also visit Holy Hill while up north. Mr. Mathieu informs us that he is en­ joying chicken spreluTS* and the choic­ est of preserves during his wife's ab­ sence. The first tent show that ever vis­ ited Johnsburg held forth here last Thursday evening. The tent was pitched on the lot just west of S. H. Smith's place and the performance in the evening was attended by a big crowd. Two trained ponies, a half dozen trick dogs and a few male per­ formers made up a very creditable entertainment and those who attend­ ed were well pleased with Johnsburg s first tent show. A phonograph fur- • ^ mshed the music. ,rh S A V / M G S & A V / A / G S Money in the bank is a strong foundation to build up­ on. Not all of us can be rich, but each of us can better his condition. Saving--Steady and tent--will accomplish wonders. Open An Account with us today with whatever amount you can spare; then add to it as opportunity permits. A foundation for Parting some substantial business or a competence for old age will result < * iikv HOY BANKING COMPANY Bank of McHenry | Rank of Biad-WLaad-j r 0 SUGGESTIONS FOR it* August Vacations Visit Chicago or Milwaukee. Leave any evening via Chicago & North Western Ry.-- From Chicago 5:39 p. m. and 7:M p. a. From Milwaukee 7:50 p. m. and 9:It p. flat. Arrive in the Great North Wooda and Lake Region of Wisconsin-Michigan in time for breakfast. ̂ I Spend two weeks of unalloyed pleasure in fishing, boating, swimming and canoeing. Return it end of vacation re­ stored in mind and body and feeling 100 4 Ask agent Chicago & North Western Ry. about fares, train schedules and for descriptive folder*. Ot write to-- C. A. CAIRNS, General Passenger & Ticket Agent, Hi West Jackson St., Chicago, 111. ' i " Use the Directory and Save Time THE Bell Telephone Directory is prepared and proof-read with the greatest of care, and its listings are as accurate as it is humanly possible to make them. It is a sure telephone guide. The Company urges all telephone users to make a practice of referring to the Directoiry before calling a number. By doing this you avoid errors, save time, and thus help to speed up the service. 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