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Public Sewer | only a few were present outside of the McHenry County,)ss. members of the ceOMlk Among those StaSe oi Illinois,) called to order by j outside of the council who were pws- J In the County Cottrt After some prelimi- ent were: Mr. Thba. Walsh, Dr. D. G.CottHty. Wells, Mr. Carl Stenger, Mr. WilliamVillage of McHenry > Bonslett. It appears after much 1 Petitioner, ) persuasion by these four geuttanen . 781 )' that Mr. Sfcoffel was finally induced to Frederick Beller, Gerald) sign the ordinance and thkt the so-, Carey, Florence Carey,) called "improvement board" will now Evelyn Carey, Genevieve) proceed, or attempt to proceed, in Carey, Walter Carey,) accordance with the orders they pre- Mary Carey, Agnes Doh-) tend to have received from the state erty, J. E. Hauswirth,) authorities at Springfield, with the Adelia Bonslett, Gertrude) certain knowledge that such orders K. Freund, John Bonslett,) from the state are now known to be Everett Hunter, Jr., the) false and without foundation, to in- Great Atlantic & Pacific), stall a so-called sanitary system of Tea Co., Mary J. Jackley)' sewers in the village of McHenry ' Nellie Bacon, Joseph R.^ There can be but one outcome as Smith and "All Whom It) Meeting was Stoffel. a petition was presented signed tut sixty down river residents l|lb(rt t^ie location of the proposed blgliC tank inside the corporation of mmmry. And also a petition was presented by nearly two hundred of # f ifei ctttsens of McHenry, also against the location of the proposed septic . tank inside the corporation of McHenry with the discharge from the 14^ »*id proposed septic tank direct into |he river. Their contention being that frox river, already badly polluted ^vould be many times worse by the lof Ration of the proposed tank on the 'jtanks of the river. There was also a teport handed to the improvement |>oard signed by Peter S. Lynch, "Chas. M. Friesinecker, William Sutr >4on and Hugh Armstrong. • 1:^ A committee of the down river Iraprovement association, on the result '/T-'jhf their investigation at the so-called .'^'purification" plants at Woodstock, 'Crystal Lake, Wauconda and Liberty- , -/^i'ille showed clearly that many or all <»f the so-called "purification" tajiks ^fer^re such only in name. And that the k location of such a tank on the banks ' of tho Pto* river, after a few months, jjb^. Vould cease to purify and would besfou! the river very many times worse l*' jthan now, and would most certainly ^ - depreciate fill property on the river •"'/j below such septic tanks. Even the f>. - (statement of Mr. Langworthy, attor- (,-ney for the so-called "improvement fC board," that the septic tanks would $ probably purify fifty per cent was in ^r^"* itself an admission that the river ft-'- would be polluted to the extent of the A*-' remaining fifty per cent. -- L-n. **. Many other questions were dis- ' cussed without practical results, rii V* 0ne Statement by the president of the tV meeting, Mr. Stoffel, and which has • been going around the village, to the Pt ; effect that the state of Illinois would compel the authorities of McHenry to tqj'~ install the sewer system before very long, proved to be either a grevious £*V'" ' mistake or a wanton falsehood. In- I t, asmuch as the attorney for the objectors, Mr. Arthur Bulkley, informed those present that the state could not force any improvement upon any municipality. Mr. Bulkley has had twelve years experience as city attorney of Waukegan and he is a reliable author ity on the subject. When it was learned that the state could not and would not force the corporation of McHenry to install sewer system, many of our people felt much relieved and now have a different version of the matter. After much arguing and debating the meeting was adjourned and the public hearing was a thing ijf the past. No action was taken by the so-called "improvement board" at this meeting, the president, Mr. Stoffel, refusing to sign anything, at this meeting It appears, however, that a meeting was called later on Friday evening, which was a special or regular meeting of the village council. Mr. Stoffel, it appears was at his home and had retired for the evening when called upon by two members of the board to came to the board meeting on sewer question, at which meeting nation plat of part of S. % Of ifec- H tf. "'te Hi, B. 8, E. <* the 3rd P. M. (9) The southerly 17.88 feet of lot 131 of the Coriiiyi&erk's plat of a part 6f the south half Of Sec. 26, T. 46 N., R. 8, E. uf the 8td P. M., all in the Village of McHenry, Illinois, to be taken or damaged by the construction of a local improvement, namely, a connected system of •itrified tile pipes, [sanitary sewers, together with man- (holes, house slants, etc., in Riverside • Drive from 40 feet south thereof to Docket {752 feet north of Washington Street, No. 2608. | in Front Street from 20 feet south ^ .. thereof north 208 feet, from 304 feet * south of Pearl Street to Pearl Street, and from 306 feet south of Broad Street to Washington Street, in Court Street from 806 feet south of Pearl Street to Washington Street, in Green the result of such radical proceedings May Concern." ) and that is that they will be opposed | Notice is hereby given tbsaid dein court by the objectors and tax fendants, Mary J. Jackley and "All j Street from Elgin Road north 250 feet, payers as they have been three times Whom It May Concern" that the from 420 feet south of Elm Street previously and defeated. In other above named petitioner heretofore north 321 feet, and from 306 feet south words the tax payers of McHenry do filed its petition in said Court, pray- of Pearl Street to Washington Street, not intend to have any so-called im- ing that steps be taken to ascertain in Elm Street from Riverside Drive to provement forced upon them by any the just compensation to be made for) Ringwood Road and thence north in man or set of men that have shown the following described property, to- | Ringwood Road 765 feet, in Pearl their incompetency, as have the members of the present village board. Mffienry Municipal League, By A. S. Perks. A Communication McHenry, 111., Jan. 2, 1928. Editor McHenry Plaindealer: Dear Sir--In last week's issue of The Plaindealer I note a communication evidently sponsored by the sowit: | Street from Riverside Drive to .166 I (1) Part of the Northeast Quarter- feet west of Front Street and from 791 7S Court#* an assessment of the cost L» of saw improvement according to S« benefits, and an assessment therefor Buss having been made and returned to Weber *. y. 4^ said Court, the final hearing thereon • will be haud on the 22nd day of Jan-' ' ^Totals 751 uary, A. D. 1923, at 10 o'clock A. M., ^Ogt's Team Tabes or as soon thereafter as the business Vogt's team took a of the Court will permit. All persons fought battle on Tuesday desiring may file objections in said this week when the fill Court before said day and may appear man's team by the slight margin at the hearing and make their defense, pins. Vogt set the pace for the jsv Said assessment is payable in ten ing, getting 207 in the second |nt (10) installments, all of which bear total of 646 for the three game interest at the rate of six (6) per The scores: centum per annum. Gorman's Team 1st Dated, McHenry, Illinois, December Al. Patzke 127 coi recently el Illinois. Mr system as h use for the l; Heretoforety have assisted taxes and issued 21, IMS. Simon Stoffel, ^3?^ N. H. Petesch, r ? - Alfred J. Richat&nfo, Cqmmissioneepi tHook f Richardson Stickler Gorman j ^ v De- .179 V.J76 .145 ,143 2nd 148 164 178 179 166 I 4n< t 1 F° >61 4 3rd 166 132 < 176 164 4»8 161 4(0 called Municipal League. ^ ginning; thence North 75 feet and ikegan Road, in Center Street from ^irt Altho the jg thence East to the Fox River; and also John Street north 200 feet, in Front twelve times of Section 86, Township 46 North, Range 8, East .of the Third Principal !Meridian, described. as follows; I 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 be Green Street 370 feet west, in Washington Street from Riverside Drive to Green Street, in Waukegan Road from 1790 feet east of Elgin Road to 600 feet west of Front Street, in Main j Street from Elgin Road to 465 feet west of Front Street, in John Street from Elgin Road to Front Street, in ' Elgin Road from John Street to Waupronoun "we" in the article, respon _ beginning at %aid place of beginning Street from John Street to Waukegan and thence South 75 feet; thence East jRoad, from east end of sewer in Wauto the Fox River; thence Northwest- kegan Road northeast 600 feet, and erly along the Fox River to an inter- j from 40 feet south of Riverside Drive I southeast 375 feet, thence southeast line running to the Fox River. 1275 feet and thence east to disposal I (2) A strip of land of a uniform plant, together with a sewage purifiwidth of 20 feet, being 10 feet wide on , cation plant consisting of distributing each side of land described 88 follows: j manhole, collecting well and pump pit Part of the N. E. % Sec. 36, T. 46, N., with pumps, motors* controls, etc., and R. 8, E. of 3rd P. M., commencing at; superstructure, sludge separating and a point in the center line of Riverside sludge digestion tanks and superstruc- Drive extended, 420. feet southerly ture with manholes, valves, outlet nothing to show just who is slb T l«for, **1 . , t to I thmk it fairness to ev;?one_ th.t ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ |40 f«* «,uth of Blvorsldo Drive nation Ind contempl.ted articles ^ the 'orecoinn: deacribed isoutheMt 375 fe«t, thenc south«ut should be published. If they are going to tell nothing but the truth, as they say, they certainly should not object to having their names published and there should be no reason for them hiding behind the, skirts of the so-called league. • ^ey sayin this artirfe flia^^ey from center line of Elm Street; PiP©s, appurtenances, grading, etc., riaw°in our village unless in their ^ence S. 36 degrees E., 376 feet to and to ae^ire easements in certain ... . __ the west line of lot 3 of the County lands in which to construct a portion :rr^zp * > a " " > . « h . i f s « c . >* ^ «n • . \ . _ j 85 T 45 N R E of the 3rd p M > jWhich to construct said disposal plant i"SviIlIge Ward that h»s be.n'elected f»r » PUc« of thence S. M! together with entrance thereto, said by the people and given a right to ' ."5 T by the constitution of the A 8triP 01 , width of 20 feet, being 10 feet wide i the Vlllage of McHenry, McHenry on each side of a line described as fol- County, Illinois, which proceeding is Part of the N. E.1 % of Sec. 35, now pending. f Executor's Notice Alford H. Pouse, Atty. Estate of Mathias U. Jung, ceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executor of the last Will and; Testament of Mathias U. Jung, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State Of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the March Term, on the first Monday in March next, at which time all persons having claims against said estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. Ail pers<ms indebted t§ said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 18th day of December, A. D. 1922. " 28r$t Nicholas Jung, • Totals., ,.^70 Vogt's Team 1st Art Patzke . .'. . ^59 R. Page ..,.... ,.;t63 L.'Thurlwell „. .,159 pass laws state of Illinois improvement to "be fully completed land of a uniform jand in place ready to operate, all in Stengel Vogt •* < .150 e • .'*»»' if • *)»!79 823 2nd 164 187 169 160 207 of For the RT successful •s. Ii^«r;,|he counin tho Mffiifetion of the r^iiilii direct to the tax payers, who settled witfe various banks. This year the eognty •' collector will handle this in his i However, arrangements have bee#, made so that the tax payer can sti$| pay his' money at his bank if he sgj^ desires and the bank will issue| temporary receipt. Later the countjp collector will mail to him the receijit, in regular form. Taxes can be paii in three different ways, at the in the court house, remit by mail at any bank in the county. The receipts will be handled in Ioo^S instead of being bound •xr 128 169 160 169 I 0 789 23J2 3rd To&l leaf files 137 46) i books and numbered consecutively. Extra help will be put on next week * • ' Mr. Stewart's office and the work vjV) of making out the receipts ceed as rapidly as possible. Totals. .810 867 783 241; P!airJealer ads bring results. Feed Globe Egg mash for NEW TAX COLLECTION SYSTKW Alexander Lumber Co., West M|r V SS "; '• Inaugurated By County • Roy J. Stewart -&i ' Collect*! [Woodstock Sentinel] A new system in the collection of taxes this year has been inaugurated Henry. k: f Get your Japanese rice seed com. (Iowa) before supply is exhausted • Pan American Coffee Mills. * % - . If you intend having auctiib ' ale, farm or anything in the auction 'v| in the office of County Collector Royi ine, let W. G. Schreiner cry it f«f J. Stewart. The plan is the same as ou. Phone 93»R. ,:Vj from passing such ,,., law that in their opinion will be a ben- each side of a line described as fol- County, Illinois, which efit to the °^°"r T. 46 N., R. 8, E. of the 3rd P. M.,' Notice is further given that on Deam Kass any laws that in their commencing at a point in the center cember 14, 1922, a report and assessjudgment will be a benefit to the line of Riverside Drive extended, 420 ;ment roll was filed m said proceeding i a (vK^oinitiff normiRRion feet southerly from the center line of 111 said .court and that a special assesspeople yn o , * I would Elm Street; thence S. 86 degrees E., ment has been therein mide to raise flrikoem t oth isse e oth em try to stop tne Doara 280 feet to the North line of lot 6 of the cost of said improvement; that the , . the Counter Clerk's plat of the no: from passi g y they ^ 3g; 45 n., R. 8, E. of shown by the estimate and said report T t trnintr «.v that 3rd P. M., for a place of beginning; and assessment roll is $62,650.00; and 0 thence S. 36 degrees E. 96 feet to the that a summons has been issued in east line of said lot 5. . ' sa'd cause addressed to the Sheriff of (4) A strip of land of a uniform said McHenry County, returnable on width of 20 feet, being 10 feet wide January 22nd, 1923, at 10 o'clock a on each side of a line described as fol- |m- to said Court to be held in the lows: Part of the S. E. hi of Sec. 26, Court House in Woodstock in said Mc- T. 45 N., R. 8, E. of the 3rd P. M., Henry County, at which time, place Yours verv truly commencing in the center line of Riv- |and da£e for the return of summons Tohn JL Funs jerside Drive extended, at a point 420 you and each of yott may appear and *• 11 "WP' . . .. . a I 5# nnn 111. Administrator's Notice F. B. Bennett, Attorney Estate of Michael Miller, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Administrator de bonis non with the will annexed of the Estate of Michael Miller, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that he will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the February Term, on the first Monday iij February next, at .which time all persons having claims against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 22nd day of December, A. D. 1922. 29-3t Ben H. Stilling, Administrator de bonis non with the will annexed. if these parties are sincere they certainly cannot object to putting their names at the bottom of their communications and having them published. Hoping you will see fit to give this communication the same publicity «s the one published last week, I am The Plaindealer for news. feet southerly from the center line of; defend, if you so see fit to do. m FINANCIAL OUTLAY PUNNED * ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE CO. W?:y.-. Bell Systea ia State Spent $18,000,000 in 1922 tar NwCMBtractkM. Expects to Spead $190,000,0M ia Next Five Years Elm Street; thence S. 36 dgrees E., to the north line of lot 28 of the County • Clerk's plat of part of the south half of Sec. 26, T. 45 N., R. 8, E. of the 3rd IP. M., for a place of beginning; thence iS. 36 degrees E. to the southerly line | of said lot 28. (5) A strip of land of a uniform width of 20 feet, being 10 feet wide on each side of a line described as fol- Dated Woodstock, Illinois, this 21st day of December, 1922. Guy E. Still, Clerk of the County Court of McHenry County, Illinois. 28-4t &LFORD H. POUSE Phone 26 »: Wert McHenry, Telephone No. 1084L SIMON STOFFEL Insurance agent for all els uses property in the best camjpMliM WEST McHENRT, - ILUNOH ^ Agency For BAKING POWDER Leave Your BundlM Bvf^ JOHN STOFFEL, WEST McHBNBY y o u u s e / e s ^ Phone 49 Reasonable Rates SCHAEFER BROS. 'Draying and Transfi Long Distance Hauling McHenry, IlL % T-Allows: Beginning at the intersection of the north line of lot 29 of the Coun- 1" W+ s*. Bf W. WL ABBOTT tl ' JPresldtl, Dllnois Bell Tekfbone 2 ' Company - , During 1922 the nilnols Bell >V ^Telephone Company spent In the ' ^S^territory served by it approxi- "'Ornately $18,000,000 for new coor?.' < «truction. ^ *, Nearly 1100,000,000 will be ' . : spent by the company In the next J^jflve years, to provide additional p .? facilities in the company's terrirtfiii-. ytorv. _ Approximately 64,000 telephone " • stations were added to the Bell u. system in the state of Illinois dur- •kfefn« 1922. The gain in telephone stations the city of Chicago alone was ^*aabo«t 32,000. At the end of the ll i'tyenr the company was giving serv- .'^Jfice to approximately 687,600 telephones within the city of Chicago. %,•" With this increase in the num- :,*V;>jber of stations there was a corre- . sponding increase in operating exi^ lipense, due to increased personnel yy and other charges which xi&turally follow the company's additional •' S service. Service Steaflfly Improves. There has been a continuing im- , provement of our service. The tmln employment condienabled us to choose tally our operating emthis has had its good service. was one of the and Acci- /We now partment lods of of our perilatrate oi only l.4i aecidents per am hundred employees. This record has been made hi the employees themselves, who bave co-operated most willingly and intelligently with the management in its effort to minimise accidents. It has been said that accidents will happen, but our experience shows that they may be reduced by intelligent effort and the willingness of all concerned. We have good reason to hope that the number of accidents will be still further reduced as time goes on. True Public Ownership. ' The Bell System represents public ownership of utilities in its best sense. There are more stockholders in the Bell System than in any other corporation. During last year more than 22,000 shares of American Telephone and Telegraph Company stock were sold to the public of Illinois. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has more than 236,000 stockholders, of whom 46,000 are telephone employees. In addition, there are about 100.-' 000 employees buying stock on • Special Assessment Notice County Court Docket No. 2593 Notice is hereby given to all persons | interested, that the President of Board iand Trustees of the Village of Mc- I Henry, having ordered the construc- ,, , . . A , ., ., , tion of a connected system of vitrified ty Clerks plat of part of the south tile pipe sewers together with half of See. 26, T. 45 N.„R. 8, E. of the ,manhoies house slants, etc., in River- 3rd P. M., with the center line of ,side Driye from 4Q feet fiouth thereof Riverside Drive; thence southerly^ ^ feefc North of Washington along the center line of Wside , g in,f ront street from 20 feet Drive extended^57 feet; thence,S. 36 South North 208 feet, from degree^ E. to the southerly line of said feet of PearJ Street to Peari ! 0^' Street, and from 306 feet South of | (6) A strip of land of a uniform Broa(j street to Washington Street, in width of 20 feet, being 10 feet wide on street from 308 feet South of each side of a line described as fol- 1 pear< street to Washington street, in lows: Part of the N. E. % of Sec. Qreen street from Elgin Road North 35, T. 45 N., RkJJ, E. Of the 3rd P. M., beginning at a pbint in the center line of Waukegan Road 790 feet easterly _ from the center line of Elgin Road; ft - ' Executor's Notice Percy Barnes, Attraney Estate of Jacob Stock, Deceased. The undersigned, having been appointed Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Jacob Stock, deceased, late of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, hereby gives notice that she will appear before the County Court of McHenry County, at the Court House in Woodstock, at the March Term, on the first Monday in March next, at which time afl persons having claims against said Estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose of having the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned Dated this 28th day of December. A. D. 1922. 30-3t Angeline Stock, Executirfx. WITH McHENRY BOWLERS 250 feet, froth 420 feet South of Elm Street North 321 feet, and from 306 feet South of Pearl Street to Washington Street, in Elm Street from thence N. 73 degrees, E. 94 feet to the Riverside Drive to Ringwood Road and east line of lot 6 of the County Clerk s | thence North in Ringwood Road 766 plat of the north half of Sec. 35, T. 45 j jn pearl Street from Riverside jN.f R. 8, E. of the 3rd P. M., except Drive 166 feet West 0f Front Stfaet part thereof now a public street. . | and from Green Street 370 feet West, | (7) A strip of land of a uniform J in Washington Street from Riverside width of 20 feet; being 10 feet wide on j Drive to Green Street, in Waukegan each side of a line described as fol- Road from 790 feet East of Elgin lows: Part of the N. E. % of See. 35, T. 45 N., R. 8, E. of the 3rd P. M., Commencing at a point in the center line of Waukegan Road 790 feet east- 'erly from the center line of Elgin Road to 600 feet West of Front Street, in Main Street from Elgin Road to 465 feet West of Front Street, in John Street from Elgin Road to Front Street, in Elgin Road from John the partial payment plan. During the year the whole world was saddened by the death of Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, whose death took place in Nova Scotia, August 2. Dr. Bell was unique among inventors in that he lived to see the results of his invention BP read over the world. In 1876 there was one telephone -- that which the inventor and his young assistant had made with their own hands. At the end of 1921 there were in the world more than 21,- 000,000 telephones in service, of which about sixty-four per cent were in the United States. Employee Assist. 1nf 1922 the Bmplofn>i»' iation suggested a routine hereby every employee in any partment becomes a representae of the company with the pub- . Bmployees carry with them small printed blank, pink in ilor. When an employee, in congestion with a telephone user, earns of any criticism or failure of the service, he reports it on this blank, which goes Immediately to the proper depa&ment and steps are afc mm takemte remedy the matter. 806 of as at the Road; thence N. 78 degrees, E. 94 Street to Waukegan Road, in Center feet to the west line of lot 5 of the street from John Street North 200 County Clerk's plat of the north half feet, in Front Street from John Street of Sec. 35, T. 45 N., R. 8, E. of the 3rd to Waukegan Road, from East end of P. M., for a place of beginning; thence sewer in Waukegan Road Northeast N. 73 degrees E. to the southwesterly 600 feet, and from 40 feet South of line of the said parcel of land herein Riverside Drive Southeast 375 feet, described and numbered "3." thence Southeast 275 feet and thence i (8) A strip of land of a uniform east to disposal plant, together with a width of 20 feet, the center line of sewage purification plant consisting of which is described as follows: Part distributing manhole, collecting well of the S. E. £ of Sec. 26, T. 46 N., R. and pump pit with pumps, motors 8, E. of the 3rd P. M., commencing at controls, etc., and superstructure a point in the crater line of Riverside sludge separating and sludge digestion Drive extended, at a point 380 feet tanks and superstructure with man southerly from the center line of Elm holes, valves, outlet pipes, appur street, thence westerly 10 feet for a tenances, grading, etc., and to acquire place of beginning; thence westerly easements in certain lands in which to parallel with the center line of Elm construct a portion of said sewers, street to the center line of Court and to acquire land on which to constreet extended; thence continuing struct said disposal plant together westerly to a point 420 feet southerly with entrance thereto, said improvefrom the center line of Elm street at ment to be fully Completed and in a point 172 feet easterly from the place ready to opeyte, all in the Vileasterly line of Green street; thence lage of McHenny McHenry County, j westerly parallelwjijuthe center line Illinois, the ordnance f«r thename of Elm st^ll^^fcsterly line of bein^|g^|r°®ce V'a^ /lllage having applied Coin* of McHenry Sets High MaJg! Bowling Leagvp " Art Patzke set a new high mark in the local bowling league last Friday night when he "knocked 'em dead" for a total of 235 pins in the first of a three game series waged between teams captained by W. F. Vogt end Martin B. Schmitt. On the previous evening, during match contest between the Indiolas and a team headed by Math. B Laures, R. Patzke piled up a total of 223 in the second of a three game series. ' * . ^ The teams, we are told, will choose their names this week and henceforth will be referred to according to Qp names chosen. Indiolas Cap Close Contest On Thursday evening of last week the Indiolas treated the Math Lauren quintet quite shamefully, easily carry ing away the evening'^ honors with, nearly 250 pins to spare. The scores Indiolas 1st- 2nd 3rd Total R. Patzke . 223 170 N. Meyers ,v.i. •/.?06 156 184 Heimer ...^,$$*44 199 1*3 Weinschenket V.V,129 168 148 School .« vll3 137 129 522! 54$ 52# 445 37ft Totals;,./^*722 Laures' Teainf '1st Hankermeyer . ,V|i53 Pries n>Vjl46 P e r k i n s . . . » » 1 2 8 Wattles -.... 115 L a u r e s . . . . - 1 2 4 882 2nd 166 146 170 132 160 814 24lf 3rd Total 115 434 143 144 145 186 Piano Tuning PLAYER REPAIRING 'Prompt and satisfactory attentio* ADAM a JUNG Phone 12 :: Woodstock, ATTENTION, FARMERS! You are lookiag tor the best possible market tor your cream. Therefore, please ship via or baffgaKe direct to Pearsall at Elgin. Make this your slogan for bigger cream profits. Cans returned promptly and check mailed for each shipment. Our good patrons are increasing daily l^cause of our excellent reputatton and standing atatong the farmers. Send us your cream and the names of some < >f your neighbors so they too may have the benefit of our market. Write for •hipping Instructions and our qui Ask your grocer when yon go tor Hillside creamery butter, Itp over the<I7nited States. B. S. Pearsall Butter Co. ! 1 DR. C. KELLEB ^ 30 Years Experience In Testing Eyes Grinding by your own optician. rH»e fo'Jowing are some of the prominent citizens who got glasses during the eeks: Mrs. J. Regner, Mr. Althoff, Mrs. Pols, Heimer, Mrs. Brefeld, John Mrs. Eij|il Lasch, Mr. and H. Watson, Mrs. Ben Thou- Ben Jus ten of Ringwoo#,... , --OSce HourS?^ '* Mdr.days, from 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Call phine No. »% Make appointments by phone. McHENRY, :: ILLINOIS J; Buc f All lines of winter merchandise r< clearance. Now is the time tQ buy iced for immediate > our winter need? ' ^liMen's Flannel Shirts -i. a o Men's All Wool Union Suite.. ._vy.11.751 % 1: •Men's Wopl Mixed Union Suits.] Women's Light Fleeced Union Suits 15c to $1.56- y^fPWool Bed Blankets^-^vWC IMS* Cotton Bed QlanketsIMS to Sweater coats for men, boys and children. Also men's and boys' mackinaw coats at greatly reduced prices. I JOHN STOFFEL, West McHenry, III. 435 44« 39* 47ft uTTed T o t a l s - 6 6 6 7 7 4 7 3 3 2 1 7 * . . Vogt's Take Close One i iFriday evening Vogt's outfit pulled out of their scrap with Smith's team with but 47 pins to spare. lathe three game series the winning combination took the first and theaf dropped the "other two games to their opponents. Art Patzke was mainly responsible for the defeat of Smith'* team, getting a total of 553 pm». Thf scores: 1} Vogt's Team. *.;;•> 1st 2nd 8rd Totali Art Patake ^1^285 152 166 55ft R. Page .... .v .152 141 132 428 L. Thurlwell .,^190 148 132 47S Vogt 4*145 160 173 478 Steng# .'..^«t&l80 150 160 450 •S ^ ' V<f • More vuici By Long Distance r" m. I must be moved \t shortest time ^ by use of the ? & < .V' Special k>ts of goods wbic quickly can b* sold in to out-of-town custom* Lpng Distance telephone The greatest number dt prospects can be reached in the shprtesjt time over the Bell wires at a cost which is absurdly low compared with the value of the .service. a Better still, the seller can know definitely before he hangs up the receiver if jj& his prospect is not in the market and can go on to the next customer with no strings tied to his offer. ^ i ; tif'l 'itrrmiriliiii 44Station-to-station" Long Distance service Is quicker and cheaper. It is explained in tbe current issue at the Alphabetical Telephone Directory. i if".'-1. ii - Totals. Schmitt's Tei F- . .881 m - ist 751 2nd in 753 2386 3rd Total m| s) ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY .... .i-v. .--.I* •