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IP: J THE M'HKNBT PLAIHDEALK&, THUftSbAY, NOVXttBKK 8,1928 m. ' 't •v / »*•"<•* *" > '- 5 •' "'. THE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by Charles F. Reuich. f? Entered as second-class matter at the postoffice at McHenry, 111., uniar the act of May 8, 1879. Subscription Rates One Year ,, Six Months «<U....$2.00 ........*....$1.00 A. H. MOSHER, Editor and Manager it. Schaff«r....--..«..T......178 J. Baur .. ..............124 Heimer 161 A. Justen..„...„MW.„M«... .134 C. Freund.. ^..„...136 172 225 112 101 161 |38 14S /13 8 137 f\56 723 715 818 On Friday night, Nov. 2, Schaeffer's team played the McHenry Lumber Co. team and the Studebakers played the Karls boys in the Business Men's league with C. Hughes bowling the high score with 233 pins to his credit. •fcV BOWLING LEAGUES Last week was a full schedule at the Palace Bowling ^alleys with the four teams of the K. C. league starting the series on Monday night with Xarls' getting the high score of 206 f$r the evening. Teams No. 1 and No. M and teapis No. 2 and No. 4 played against each other as follows: -H. Steffes 179 177 W. Green 145 167 G. Freund * 166 152„ ft. Conway 125 125 E. Buss.. 202 188 168 18$ 165 816 809 H. Schaeffer..»~...--. 155 142 N. Freund 125 174 Walsh 125 125 O. Worts 146 163 E. Sutton 138 174 689 %778 Conway 119 130 Steffes , .178 138 Overton 119 145 . ^arls ii>Hlt>MifF)iiiitiit:tt::v-206 168 9D)^9|F 140 754 146 A. Smith .......... 133 164 148 A. Schmitt...^....... 154 169 157 J. ST. Schmitt. 138 150 167 P. Huff 128 129 166 B. Schmitt............ 110 x 76 196. <63 688 834 S. Tonyan...., ...........113 173 127 L. Smith 159 112 117 A. Tonyan............ 1^2 105 E. Tonyan ..146 14$ 176 W Tonyan •.^.......135 167 120 > * 666 722 645 On Wednesday night, Oct. 31, the MJatthews Tonyan company team played the Ringwood Nursery team and the Rothermel Contractors played the Woodstock team in the Business Men's league as follows: P. Patzke 158 C. Rothermel. 102 H. Schoewer ...186 A. Krause „,..146 H. Simon *..................158 151 131 126 139 187 145 123 131 181 175 K. vKjreutaer 155 J. Schneider .............144 N. Schaeffer J....... 119 F. Freund... ........100 J. Schaeff«*,.„., --176 694 C. Freund...........,........*...180 N. Weber............„..rt*....... 143 E. Smith 188 C. Hughes. ...... 141 R. Thompson,....! 155 807 161 175 - 162 Richardson-.-....... 182 D. Duck A. Justen. ... Ed Freund-.... W. G. Justen..... .157 182 122 166 120 158 748 126 148 158 169 161 762 148 143 190 164 156 165 173 175 128 173 814 133 173 173 233 180 892 169 157 169 203 218 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOB QUICK RESULTS FOB SALE FOR RENT M. Miller ...... E. ChristenMft.... S. G. Corson.-- 12JjW- McGee ..1 158 N 746 *.... 160 129 ,...158 .....168 102 B. Schmitt... 810 .160 .125 721 154 152 124 125 164 796 165 119 139 125 126 fe. Freund-- Frisby Schaeffeflr ................v. 107 Barbian 125 Conway -- -M ^ ' 679 719 , On Tuesday night, Oct. 30, jFohnsburg Foresters bowled the fol tewing scores: Geo. Schmitt............. 145 147 H. Weber - 149 105 • Wm. Smith.........'.". 164 124 Ben Frednd....... 137 168 "W. Smith 164 152 674 the W. Smith....^ P. Freund W. Tonyan.... 118 E. Tonyan. 125 136 143 668 172 145 142 163 174 717 ..142 125 ...161 141 .132 \ 701 E. Whiting<Mi|M^M..w.147 J. Smith. 137 D .Wlalkington... ...........13$ S. Lucas ^.,..^.123 Hodges 55 734 163 98 177 152 126 716 106 122 168 170 171 737 175 140 93 m HI 755 153 125 145 153 153 699 145 176 184 140 155 800 130 117 177 190 144 > .. . , 698 747 75$ On Thursday night, Nov. 1, the four teams of the McHenry foresters bowled the following games: L. Smith. 154 Wm. Althoff,... .. 91 G. Freund.i~r~~u~*M~>.«120 H. Weber .--....... 191 Gi. Jufttea .......181 " i-ii : « ---- •737 14gj V. Freund - 124 llg j P. A. Freund:. .....125 146 A1 Weingart ...--156 1441 Joe Weber. 157 143 116 95 137 '135 151 195 769 696 K. N. Schmitt....... ...113 148 B. Schaeffer..... : 125 125 M. Young .. .... 99 111 A . S c h m i t t . . . 9 2 1 2 6 W. J. Meyer*...,,,. u.|60 152 158 712 127 125 128 129 154 Ed Freund. "7" ...126 ......198 J F. J. G. Ed 689 662 663 728 Thennes.... 134 Rosing ..... 132 Miller....*;..*..; 138 Weber..'......;, 173 Smith................... 164 693 139 182 141 125 197 784 144 132 135 159 146 737 801 916 R. Page 153 163 169 Zuelsdorf 145 143 135 Thurlwell 119 188 191 Huff 174 177 135 Karb 158 149 145 749 820 775 Harold Bacon won the five dollar gold piece at the Palace alleys last FOR SALE--New Model A Coupe, about two weeks old. week which was offered for the high- • $575. G. H. Stilling Garage, est score bowled during the week. The score bowled was 264. ° FOR SALE--Pears, 75 cents per RENT--Downstairs bedroom, bushel; also sweet cider at 50 cents Mrs. Edwards, Pearl and Court Sts. a gallon. Sayer farm No. 1. Tel. Phone 88-J. 1 23-tf 656-W-^. 23 FOR RENT--The Methodist parson- FOR SALE!--Appleton corn husker aKe- Terms ..reasonable. Inquire of in No. 1 shape. 613-R-2. Will Buckert. / Phone Mrs. William Bacon. 23 •23 FOR RENT--Bedroom with clothe* FOR SALE--A few choice Big Type closet and heat. Inquire at. Plain- Poland China Boars, sired by Bobs dealer office. General. Phone 617-J-2. James Hun- ' ter, Route 2, McHenry. _ 23-tf 23* J- WANTED FOR SALE--Rabbit Hound, broke on pheasants and rabbits. He>*y Ahrens, West McHenry. 23-2* Mode! Ford Price 28 RABBITS AND PHEASANTS The hunting season for rabbits opens on Saturday, Nov. 10 and many hunters in this vicinity are anxiously awaiting their first trip to the woods and fields where the rabbits seem quite plentiful this year. The season closes Jan. 31. The squirrel season is also open and will close on Dec. 1. Fifteen rabbits a day and ten squirrels a day is the legal limit for one person. The pheasant season also opens on Nov. 10 and continues for five days until Nov. 15 with two cocks being the daily limit per person. These birds are quite plentiful this year and the season promises to be a good one for the /ranters. fc-v ~ - " 'v- ROYAL ENTERTAINERS The Royal Entertainers met at the home of Mrs. Mat Freund on Thurs- 132 193 jay evening, where several games of five hundred were enjoyed. The first 7611 prize in cards was won by Mts. Jesse 1391 Wormley, the second by Mrs. Mat 119 Freund, the third by Mrs. Steffes and 115 the fourth prize by Mrs. George 125 Schreiner. The next meeting will b« 145 at the home of Mrs. H. L. Ritter. WE ARE LOOKING FOR A MAN TO SELL OUFTOILS AND GREASES IN YOUR LOCALITY. TO THE RIGHT MAN WE CAN OFFER A WONDERFUL PROPOSITION. CHARLES J. SULLIVAN COMPANY 966 W. ADAMS ST. CHICAGO, ILL. FOR SALE-- Registered Holstein 23 bull calves, sired by Sir Bess Ormsby Fobes, 73rd, backed by some of the present day's very best breeding. C. T. A. r^d damsj herd WATKINS PRODUCTS--Having tek average nearly 400 pounds butter .. „ iw MISCELLANEOUS fat, 11,000 pounds of milk. Henry Wegener, 2 miles torth of Volo, 111., Lake county. FOR SALE--Spotted Poland China Spring Boars, eligible to register. Inquire of Geo. E. Adams, Ringwood, 111. . 22-tf en over the sale of the Watkins Products, I am now ready to serve this »99Ji territory with anything in this line. Phone McHenry 54-J.. Earl McAndrewe. 12-ti FOR SALE OR RENT--Double store with fiat above, on Green street. Everett Hunter, Jr. Phone 77-J. 21-tf TYPEWRITERS 8ales and Service. Repaired and Rentals. Prompt attention to phone calls. Phone 649. L. KILTZ, Woodstock 49-tf FOR SALE--Small chicken farm, between 4 and 5 acres, % mile from TAKE YOUR Sewing Machine trouble to B. Popp. West McHenry. Repair- McHenry on Lake Geneva cement ing done on all makes. Also fluff and road. Mrs. Joe Phone 611-J-l. H. Justen, Rte 3, 6-tf rag rug weaving. Phone 162. 13:tf 643 133 124 144 160 186 781 716 747 M. E. CHURCH You are invited to attend the church services at the M. E. church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. * 'A young peoples' society is being formed which all young people interested are invited to join. DEPENDABLE USED CARS ON HAND 1925 Ford Coupe.. 1926 Ford Coupe 200 1924 Nash Touring... McHENRY - WAUCONDA MOTOR EXPRESS--We handle express to and from Chicago. Chicago freight de~ partment, 411 W Superior St. Phone McHenry 213-W. 82-tf \ '$V:' ' ^ ^ f'i.; •>- t v; -" r ii Wliite or Red, grown in low*. All this week we will sell them in 2lA Bu. Bags at a Buy 9 supply -before cold weather sets in. "A Home Owned Stor#** ; McHenry, Illinois V. 7 . i III WHOOPEE!!! A BRAND NEW BAND AT Louis' Crystal Ballroom ro&ljtlVER OBOVE ite, Nov. AND HIS BAND 140 TUNE--and kfeep your piano tuned. 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 496 Tuning makes your piano a mupical 1925 Nash Sedan 496 instrument. Phone 274-J or write J. 1926 Dodge Sedan..... 495 H. Deihl, Woodstock, I1L 27-tf 1924 Reo 1-ton Express. 175 1925 Dodge Coupe 325 Easy Payment Plan DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest cash prices for dead animals. Telephone f4dSf^e--v International Association R. A. C. (PARIS) recognizes 5 WORLD RECORDS SOCIAL WREEL A large attendance Of members and friends were present at the meeting of the Social Wheel at the Universalist church parlors on last Thursday afternoon. A new corps of officers was elected for the coming year with Mrs. H. M. Stephensdn as president, Mrs. A. J. Schneider as vice-president, flklrs. E. G. Peterson as secretary and yMrs. J. E. Wheeler as treasurer. Af- ;.ter the business meeting the afternoon was spent in playing five hundred with six tables in play and the first prize was won by Mrs. J. J. Rothermel, the'second prize by Mrs. Andrew Eddy and the consolation by Mrs. T. J. Walsh. The next meetii^? of the Social Wheel will be at the Universalist church parlors next Thursday, at which time dinner will be served. STUDEBAKER. PRESIDENT EIGHT 130,000 miles in 1 1 26,326 minutes \ Studebaker also holds 114 official American records for endurance and speed --more than all other manufacturers combined* You can buy brilliant, proven performance in any one of StudebakerV 4 great lines --The Erskine, Dictator, Commander or President Eight -- at prices from $835 to $2485, f* o. b» factory* , ' , . ,. , . . Mjerrick's, Dundee 810-J-l Reverse ch.w. w ««-» open Dody types. JAMES MORROW & SON A dollar saved is a dollar earned. Phone 186 West McHenry, I1L Bead the ads and save your dollars. NEIGHBORHOOD BUNCO CLUB The members of the Neighborhood Bunco club gathered at the home of Mrs. John P. Freund on Wednesday afternoon of last week where a feu social hours were spent at playing bunco with the first prize going to Mrs. John Schaid, Jr., the second to Mrs. Jensen, the third to Mrs. Martin F. Freund, the fourth prize to Mrs. Mat Glosson and the fifth prize to Mrs. Peter W. Freund. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Anton! H. Freund this Thursday afternoon. , . HAG SEWING DEE Mrs. John Fay entertained a few ladies at a carpet-ra& sewing bee at her home Thursday afternoon. Good progress was made in the work which will be continued in order to make rag rugs which will be on sale at the bazaar and chicken dinner at the K. C. hall on Dec. 8. Besides these rugs there will be many useful and fancy articles on sale, including aprons, pillow slips, fancy work and Christmas gifts. ILL! THEATRE "VOOOJTQCK, Woodstock's Beautiful Play House Eight Music Masters - DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE JOLLY TWELVE CLUB Miss Katie Weber entertained the members of the Jolly Twelve Card club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Three tables of cards were in play and the first prize was won by Mrs. J. C. Bickler, the second prize by Mrs. Josephine Heimer and the consolation by Mrs. Will Bishop. Delicious refreshment^ were served at the close of the games. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Simon Michels on Wednesday afternoon of next week. Fox River Motor Sales D0HERTY & RICHARDSON Elm Street ' _ Phone 261 5-.. •J D. H. G. CLUB The members of the D. H. G. club and their wives assjsted Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Erickson in celebrating their wedding anniversary at their home on Waukegan street Tuesdjay evening. A three-course chicken dinner was served at seven o'clock, after which a delightful evening was spent at cards and listening to. election returns on the radio. ? COMMUNITY CHURCH Community services in the Univer salist church Sunday at 11 a. jn. and Sunday school at 10. Saturday evening there will be a social hour in the church parlors. Mr. More, the pastor, will be present. MOTHERS' CLUB The Mothers' club will meet with Mrs. Erickson Fr/lay afternoon. Mrs Coe, county superintendent of schools will talk to the ladies. ' Evening Shows at 7 and 9 Matinees-- On Wednesdays, Thursdays. Saturdays and Sundays, 3 p. m. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 10 Hoot Gibson in "RIDING FOR FAME" AND COMEDY SUNDAY - MONDAY NOVEMBER 11-12, Richard Barthelmess in "A GAME OF CHANCE" Also PATHE NEWS and COMEDY On the Stage Sunday Big Time Stage Presentation TUF1E SDAY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 13-14 Richard Dix in "WARMING Uf!" Also M-G-M News aqfd Comedy THURSDAY - FRIDAY NOVEMBER 15-16 Nita Naldi t in . •/' "THE MODEL FfOM MONTMARTfcE" Also PATHE NEWS--FABLES mnd SPORTUGHTS On Your : vis No delay in delivery. A bottle of pure milk or cream on your step each morn- , ing is a welcome sight to every house- < holder. ^ '£v*. - This dairy is ready to serve you. v Give tls a Ring on the Phone We handle nothing but Bowman's Pasteurized and Degreed Products Community Dairy Phone 660-R-l Ben J. Smith, Prop ]Oaqnr=lBE fllllli II •MSr A REAL LUNCHEON Are you one of the many that have found from experience, what a good luncheon they can get here for little money? Pure wholesome foods served in a tasty manner. ) We alsa carry a complete line of Candies, Ci-V, gars, Cigarettes, etc. Make a Habit to Drop ill at KARLS Riverside Drive