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Carl Pafedcsmi * Chicago visiter last Friday. u. ...J John Marshall of Jm. Lower Than Many Years M s4 • I San Frsnctaco, Santa Bar bam, Loa Angeles «b4 3m ~ Qiego, Gil.; Portland, Ore.; Seattle and Tacoma, Was*. ' 'To Salt Lake City, Utah; Denver, Colorado Spring*,. Pueblo, Colo.: Yellowstone, Rocky'Mountain and Glacier National Parks, also to Important points In Wyoming and South Dakota. : Wide choice of Routes. Favorable stopover privUegff, ' liberal return limits. Splendidly equipped through train's. .I^scortcd all-expanse tours to Yellowstone and Colorado ,v (ivery week during Park season. Ask for particulars. ,; v|et our travel experts plan your summer itinerary. ••* Detailed information, sleeping car accomodatfbns, ete,,' ttpon application to Ticket Agents, Chicago Ac North Western Railway. .. ... VERY SPECIAL New scenic route to Yellowstone National Park via Lander now open. Takes* you through the historic Indian country, Jackson Hole Region and Teton Mountain* to the Southern Entrance. * 1922. Village of McHenry, County of) McHenry and State of Illinois) vs. ) Fred Beller, J. E. Hauswirth,) AdeHa Bonslett, Gertrude K.) Freund, Mary J. Jackley, John) W. Bonslett, Everett Hunter,) Jr., Gerald Carey, Agnes Doh-) # erty, Florence Carey, Evelyn) Carey, Genevieve Carey, Wal-).,;. ter Carey, Mary Carey and all)| other persona having or claim-)1#* ing interest in any of the) premises designated and de-)^ ^ of I of M<„ .. Coiii|p|kMirt of McHe»ry _ . . _ aunty. To the March Term, 5C Ml vitrifled tile pipe sewers, for ^sanitary H--* j purposes, including all nccessary man- | holes, "Y" branch house junctions, i vitrifled stoppers, excavation and backfilling, all connected and completely installed in place, including a sewerage disposal system, the condemnation of lands, the securing of easements requisite therefore, the establishment of a sewer district and providing for the making of said imjprovement by special assessment and jthe issuing of special assessment ; bonds to meet the cost thereof and to I aacerain what property will be bene- I fitted by saijd_ improvement and the 'amount of said benefit. It appearing in the above entitled 'cause, from the files therein and the affidavit of ownership, filed therein, scribed, "All Whom it May) Concern," • Defendants. In the matter of the petition of the Village of McHenry, County of Mc-' on the 24th day of July, A. D. 1922, Henry and certain the State of Illinois, to ascompensation for private that the defendant, Mary J. Jackley, impleaded with others, above named e on each side of a Tin •" iHimf fifiml follows: Part of the **531 rter of Section 35, Township 45 North, of Range 8, feast of the Third Principal Meridian, beginning at a point in the center line of Waukegan Road 790 feet Easterly from the center line of Elgin Road; thence North 73 degrees East 94 feet to the East line of Lot 6 of the County Clerk's Plat of the North Half of Section 35, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meri4ian. A strip of land of a uniform width of twenty (20) feet, being ten (10) feet wide on each side of a line described as follows: Part of the Northeast quarter of Section 35, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, commencing at a point in the center line of Waukegan Road 790 feet Easterly from the center line of Elgin Road; thence North 73 degrees East to the West line of lot 5 of the County Clerk's Plat of the North Half of Section 3 (Formerly Mineral Springs Hotel) BEAUTY SPOT OF THE LAKES All rooms with hot and cold water and; electric fans in each room. Special Steak and Chicken <Dta|n|, fhotm 6M-M-I •*- *4 A?f%OTittNKER, :; A. M. Sctiaaitt, Pie*,, rhooc iS-W-i ^Plum* < McHENRY TOWNSHIP MJTtJi FOUR INSUBANCB GO. The cheapest and safest tesurstt6e <i earth. Rates and other infonantfMt may be had upon application "'•'a Michael Freud, Agent, MeHony f Pi property to be taken or damaged for! and made parties defendant in said tin Township 45 North, of Range 8, the local improvement in the Village cause, is a non-resident of the State |of Illinois; notice is hereby given to DR. C. SELLER ; said defendant/ and the defenants designated as "All Whom It May Concern," and to all and parties named in Optometrist and Optician . Notice to the Public • '*. joth«r persons citizens of McHenry are glvefT an ;the reP°rt *nd TT*™* °f ^ commissioners, filed m the above en- »* • x-' Don't be t J disappointed IF we know human nature, we can predict right now that next Fall there'll be a big rash for ARCOLA, the wonderful new hot-water heatingsystem with a radiator in each room. Last Fall the same thing happened and thousands of last-minute buyers were disappointed, there Was such an ARCOLA shortage. This week is the time to order ARCOLA, when we have more time to install it.) Save money on ARCOLA now (These figures, though rough, will show how reasonably ARCOLA can be completely installed -- despite the fact it pays for itself in the fool it saves.) 3-Rooms Arcola with 2 radlaton |,IU 4-Rooms Arcola with 3 radiators $.245 5-Rooms Areola with 4 radiators ) 325 6-Rooms Arcola with 5 radiators $ SM Phone or c^H and well gladly give you the exact cost of putting ARCOLA »'« your koiu--but, for your own good, do it now before the Fall rush. s >0\m opportunity to have their eyes, examined and glasses made to order at reasonable prices and under guarantee. Have made glasses for the past 20 years for such prominent families as the Bishops, Engelns, Buchs, Bohrs, Freunds, Rev. D. Lehane and many others. Office hours, at my summer home on Fox river, one block north titled cause in said codrt, against whose property benefits have been assessed therein, to pay the costs of the improvement hereinafter described; that on the 22nd day of May, A. D. 11922, said Village of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, filed its petition in said County Court <A village limits, from 2:00 to 3:00: of McHenry County, Illinois, praying Monday of each week. Phone 9. W. J. DONAVIN Phone 65-J West McHenry£111. S! m. TELL your dealer you want to see a Fisk Tire beside anj| other he offers you* He has if in stock or can get it. See for yourself what the Fisk Tire ha| to offer in extra size and strength! how its resiliency compares whe| you flex the tire under your hand* how the depth of the non-skid, tread looks beside other trends!: This is the way to buy tires! Therm's a Fisk Hre of extra value in every, jfe* f.. for «ar. truck or speed m ^ ^ tinifrsf • *•»«* ' *• *\f •»** Bea Rigby Inc. STEAM, VAPORI AN'• D • WATER HEATII^I ' ,1*4 „ A , ^ V'1"' Estimates furnishe^^^ * . > Main Officc, Chicago, III.. , Crystal Lake Branch, 34^11 ALF RIGBY, Manager HOI WATtK Ahrays m TAPPi^ • '» ) A * ; 1, ",S- ' VV ' ^ 4V 'WjDT water' in " abundance for the bath, the kitchen and the laundry is a real household necessity and a joy fdr- •; ever. Gas water heaters are efficient --economical. Install a Gas Water Heater now. .. Wester* UHited Gas and Electric Co. BCINQ}1^ HAPPV I r AMD / dElNOr S WELL FeDl ARE L ONE AND TMC RtAL <jROCt«\€S GWE A MAN RtA\_ PEP - EAT PURE FOOD AND VtfATCK YOUR- STEP THE good health plan of getting along in this life is the proper one. No one is disposed to dispute the faet that pure foods are conducive to good health and everybody in this community are disposed lo agree wjth Mr. Happy Party that this groteery store is a very proper sort of a food establishment. that steps be taken to ascertain the just compensation to be made for private property to be taken or damaged for the improvement of the construction .of a connected system of vitrified tile pipe sewers, for sanitary purposes, including all necessary manholes, "Y" branch house junctions, vitrified stoppers, excavation and backfilling, all connected and completely installed in place, including a sewerage disposal system, the condemnation of lands, the securing of easements requisite therefore, the establishment of a sewer district, and providing for the making of said improvement by special assessment and the issuing of special assessment bonds to meet the cost thereof in said Village, ordered and provided for by an ordinance of said Village entitled "An Ordinance for the making of a local improvement in and for the Village of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois, consisting of the construction of a connected system of sewers for sanitary purposes, a sewage purification plant, the condemnation of lands and the securing of easements requisite therefore, the establishing of a sewer district and the providing for the making of said local improvement by special assessment and the issuing of improvement bonds to meet the cost thereof," and to ascertain what property will be benefitted by such improvement and the amount of such I benefit, and to levy a special assess- 'ment upon all of the property benefitted by such improvement, to pay the costs of said improvement, in accordance with the terms and provisions in said ordinance and in manner provided by law; that the sum- 'mons in said cause is made return- 'able on the 4th day of September, A. D. 1922, to said court, to be held in the Court House ,-ln the City of ! Woodstock, McHenry) County, Illinois, and that the pieced and parcels of property to be taken for said improvement are described as follows, to-wit: I Part of the Northeast quarter of Section 35, Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: Commencing at a point in the center line of Riverside Drive extended 420 feet Southerly from the center line of Elm street; thence South 36 degrees East 375 feet; thence South 55 degrees | East 275 feet for a place of beginning; thence North 75 feet and thehce East to the Fox river; and also beginning at said place of beginning and thence South 75 feet; thence East to the Fox river; thence Northwesterly along the East of the Third Principal Meridian; for a place of beginning; thence North 73 degrees East 506 feet to the East line of said lot 5. ; A strip of lan4 of a uniform width of twenty (20) feet, being ten (10) feet wide on each side of a line described as follows: Part of the Northeast quartet* of .Section 35, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, commenc ing at a point* in the center line of Riverside Drive extended, 420 feet Southerly from the center line of Elm street, thgnce south 36 degrees East 280 feet to the North line of lot 5 of the County Clerk's Plat of the North Half of Secton 35, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, for a place of beginning; thence South 36 degrees East 95 feet to the East line of said lot 5. A strip of land of a uniform width of twenty (20) feet, being ten (10) feet wide on each side of a line described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the North* line of lot 29 of the County Clerk's Plat of part of the' South Half of Section 26, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, with the center line of Riverside Drive; thence Southerly along the center line of Riverside Drive extended 57 feet; thence South 36 degrees East to the Southerly line of said lot 29.. A strip of land of a uniform width of twenty (20) feet, the center line of which is described as follows: Part of the Southeast quarter of Section 26, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, commencing at a point in the center line of Riverside Drive extended at a point 380 feet Southerly from the center line of Elm street; thence Westerly parallel with the center line of Elm street to the center line of Court street extended; thence continuing Westerly to a point 420 feet Southerly from the center line of Elm street at a point 172 feet Easterly from the Easterly line of Green street; thence Westerly parallel with the center line of Elm street tx/the Easterly line of Green street, excepting therefrom the Southerly 17.88 feet of lot 31 of the County Clerk's Plat of part of the South Half of Section 26, Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian. The Southerly 17.88 feet of lot 31 of the County Clerk's Plat of a part of the South Half of Section 26, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, all in the Village of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois. And that the pieces or parcels of property to be damaged by the making of said improvement as described as follows: Lot 3 of the Assessor's Plat of the EL M. Owen Estate in the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 35, in Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, in the Village of McHenry, County of McHenry and State of Illinois. That the total cost of said improvement as shown by the estimate and report herein is the sum of $62,855.00; that a special assessment has been made to raise the cost of said improvement and that the report thereof I Fox river to an intersection with the. •*** filed in office of the Clerk of 1i4. Wttck for Mr. Happy Party TRETTS: MARKET £ GROCERY ST.WESrMdCNmr.ILL Ski -vr 1" a a Overton fc Coweo Job Sduffer John R* Kiox #> 4 ' Ki-Ai ^ •*- ,- v. foregoing described line running to the Fox river. A strip of land of a uniform Width (of twenty (20) feet, being ten (10) feet on each side of a line .described as follows: Part of the Northeast ' quarter of Section 35, in Township 45 j North, of Range 8, East of the Third ; Principal Meridian, commencing at a .point in the center line of Riverside Drive exteti$ed, 420 feet Southerly -from the center line of Elm street; [thence South 36 degrees East 375 feet ] to the West line of Lot 3 of the County Clerk's Plat of the North Half of Section 35, Township^ 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian for a place of beginning; thence South 65 degrees East, 275 feet. i A strip of land of a uniform width Jof twenty (20) feet, being ten (10) J feet wide on each side of a line described as follows: Part of the Southeast quarter of Section 26, in Townrhip 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, commencing in the center line of Riverside Drive, extended at a point 420 feet Southerly from the center line of Elm street; thence South 36 degrees East %> the North line of Lot 28 of the County Clerk's Plat of part of the South half of Section 26, Township 45 North, of Range 8, East of the Third Principal Meridian, for. a place ; of beginning; thence South 36 degrees East to the Southerly line of said lot 28. A strip of land of a uniform width of twenty (20) feet, being ten feet said County Court of said McHenry County, -Illinois, in the Court House in the said City of Woodstock, County and State aforesaid, on the 24th day of July, A. D. 1922, and that the proceedings therein are now pending. You are further notified that summons in said cause i- made returnable to the March Term, A. D. 1922, of the said County Court to be held in said Court House in the City of Woodstock, Illinois, on the 4th day of September, A. D. 1922, when and where you may appear and defend if you see fit so to do. ' Dated Woodstock, Illinois, July 24, 1922. G. E. Still, Clerk of the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois. 7-4t if fiW We give expert electrical service on any make of Farm Lighting Plant or Battery. New reliable lighting plants $175.00 and up installed. Wiring material sold below 1914 prices at Benry rt*./A Janssen's, 'Bound Lake, "•( ; " V>V' 'A kp" r III. . v- V*: PHOTOi .^Developing and Printiftg 24-HOUR SERVICE II youhave left your camera at home, rent one , from us at 15c a day v > ' Parties, Groups, Home Portraits and Flashlights by appointment FOX RIVER PHOTO CO ELM STREET PHONE 137-1 ii Si! m ';X \>% s f "s*i v • iou are missing concerts, baseball scores ana up- ^ ^ fp the-minute news if you do not own a radio \ Outfit. Our H. R. Regenerative Receiver gives ^ Surprising results. $40.00 at McHenry. We in->!|j ,. Stall outfits complete or furnish the parts. Come ' • In any time and hear our free radio concerts. \ ^ Watch our window lor baseball scores. FOX RIVER RADIO SHOP ELM STREET PHONE 137^1 From Credit to Cash On and After August 15th We Will SeB ^ --r-FOR CASH ONLY -- . READ THE REASONS • ; : is always the thing that dese full consideration. Upon you men and women, as heads of your familitfft lies the res|>onsibility of conducting your business in such a maMM* that will give to those dependent upon you the greatest possible amount of comfort. In making the change In our business methods which we are now announcing to you, We have had this thought clearly before us. la atip business there are three important and essential factors--the prodaotTi the seller and the consumer. The most important factor in any business is the consumer---the man who uses the goods. He therefore daserves our most careful attention. A merchant's interests are very closely associated with his customer's interests and of the general interest of xhe community in whieh he lives and earns his bread and butter. It will also be readily seen that a merchant can prosper only in proportion to the good service that he renders. After a very careful consideration of the subject and St thorough investigation of the many communities where it has haMt tried, together with an observation of conditions extending over nany years on the part of some of us, and a discussion Issting through several months we have reached the conclusion that: THE REASONS ARE VERY PLAIN 1. Credit has ruined many more people than it has helped. You can, no doubt, see this result right In your own neighborhood. Men bare established a reputation for being good pay. liare been able to buy goods on credit nt any store and. as a result, have overreached themselves. This result varies in degree. Some have had to sell calves and pigs and colts before they were ready for the market thereby taking a loss by not being able to cash in on the valuable growth which these animals would have made. Even the good wives are affected by this. S. It is then very plain that • Cash System will benefit the entire community by putting it upon a more conservative and a much safer basis. If every family pays as it goes there will always he money in the "family exchequer" to meet the emergencies which continually arise In our lives. Last season furnishes an excellent example of this. Many of our good farm-' ers were compelled, on account'of dry weather and short crops, to sacrifice valuable stock and stint themselves In order to obtain feed for their stock and the things absolutely necessary for their families and also to pay the store bill. How much better it would have been If every man Instead of bills which must be paid had had In reserve a fund to have met such an emergency. A cash system also eliminates the idea of competition in spending money. Would It not be far better if aacb of us. Instead of trying to see how much better we can look than our neighbors or how much big- , ger show we can make than "so and so," would face about and see how much better we can conduct oar business and do our work. 8. A cash system then will give every man an honest chance, it will compel every man to stand four square to the world exactly as he Is and give him a feeling of confidence which only the cash man can have. There Is absolutely no question about his being able to become more prosperous and carry a bigger bank account under such a system. He will know every night exactly what be Is worth and like the "vllb. ioksmith" of your school day ?k tbe whole world In the owes no man anything.' |ly eliminate from the e thought that "pay | tomorrow aad toff." We ha question point of view I Biers but after a" amotig ourselves wel to discover a single ti,st merchants iriterest is dlf that of the customer. We ar Ing together in the same coin oil We all help support our Churcl Schools and our Good Roads. What^ benefits one, must In some degree, at least, benefit us all. It is good tor us all that we all prosper. While many people have the idea that every merchant has a fat bank account the reverse is true. Under the old credit System the many unnecessary trardsas we have been forced to carry have prevented us from making the reaaaa- Sble living profits to which we are Justly entitled. By changing this system many important Improvements . can be made. 1. It will save the sastchaa* a lata* part of his expense In doing baste-- fhere will no longer be any forgotten charges to account for when we cAMse -to the end of the year and Bgurf ap our loss and gain. There can hardly be an error In a cash transaction. We Will no longer have to go over a long list of accounts and wonder If this man or that man is STILL CiOOP. It will eliminate loss of goods wrongly charged and accounts denied. 2. It will enable the meichaat to bea better buyer. Cash on delivery always talks louder in the markets of the world than sixty days time with a requestion for an extension when the limit is reached. It Is a well known fact that almost all wholesale houses have several prices but the cash man . gets the best one. There is nothing that makes such a tempting noise as giKHi old Uncle Sana's currency, tbe aapreane standard by which the valeea of all the world are now gauged. Cash Business is Better for the General Good of the Community than Credit Business We are sure that our stand is just and right. We appeal to Jtmm entelligent ambitous business men and women to take the sane attt honest view of the question and give it your most eareful coosfcfenftitak Then join with us as we have always united with you in a spirit of earnest co-operation and let us all pull together to develope the "PAY AS YOU GO" system and make McHenry and community tbe SNOfc prosperous community in all this prosperous state. Our <&iiifcMt vSt then develope into better men and women, our homes will be lpigjMwi our land will be worth more, a GREAT SPIRIT OF CONTENTMENT WILL PREVAIL AND WE WILL ALL BE MORE HAPPY. US JOHN J. VYCITAL McHenry, Illinois urn