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1THI M'HXN&Y w inmiiT.it, THURSOAT, OCT. 1,1916 IiPi HViOmOim A vriAv ixw xn a* f am mmsm B p¥- i.;' -» \. •* > McHENRY*S HOME OF AMUSEMENT 'WE CANT PLAY THEM ALL SO WE PliAY THE BEST" SHOWS 7.30-9'M THURSDAY - FRIDAY OCT. 7-8 •fly Old with. O'MALLEY AND / , ; • CULLEN LANDIS SATURDAY - SUNDAY With Special Sunday Matinee at 2:30 . i 'IF : 'Matinee Prices 10c, 2Sc , BIG TIME "VAUDEVILLE" WITH FEATURE PICTURES AND COMEDIES -- SATURDAY October 8 "The Fighting Edge" with KENNETH HARLAN, PATSY RUTH MIDLER, HEINIE CONKLIN AND PAT, HARTICAN With VAUDEVILLE • and the Comedy "ALL OVER NOW" Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lund and daughter, Darlene, of Carpentersville visited at the home of Henry McMillan Sunday. Vernon J Knox spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, Robert, at the University of Notre Dame. Mrs. B. J. Shine was the guest of relatives in Chicago Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schartow were guests of Henry McMillan and family Sunday Misses Cl»ra Barbian, Lillian Buss and Dorothy and Eleonor Walsh of McHenry were calling in this vicinity Sunday. Miss Jennie Hogan of Elgin called at the home of B. J. Shine Sunday. Miss Eva McMillan visited friends in Cary a few days last week. Major Gates was a Chicago visitor Monday. Sunday several relatives of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Green of Woodstock gathered at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Knox, to help them celebrate their fifth wedding anniversary, which occurred Friday. Those who made up the happy party were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Green and son, Jack, of Woodstock, Atty. and Mrs. Charles E. Green and daughters, Donna and Elaine, Atty. and Mrs. Vincent Green and children, Dorothy and Phil, all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. James P. Grean and family and Mr. and Mrs. M. Knox and family Thomas Bernston of Caiy called at the home of his cousin, Mrs. B. J. Shine, Sunday. Mr .and Mrs. John Flanagan and daughter called on friends here Sunday Irving Lawrenz of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of Henry McMillan. When Hunting Y on want to be equipped to get your share of fi:0 ~arrw. thr-t you see. Our standard quality Hunters' supplies will aid you to attain your Esnington and U. S. Shells J&lm J. Vycital Phone 98-M M'HENRY Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green of Nebraska are guests of O. W. Ames and family. M. Knox was a Woodstock visitor Monday. Miss Marian Shales spent Friday with Miss Grace Stewart at Cary. Miss Grace Stewart of Cary spent a couple of days last week at the home of Henry McMillan. Mrs. H. G. Hill and son, Francis, were Elgin visitors Tuesday. Miss Mabel-Hobbs of Woodstock called at the Terra Cotta school Monday. The Terra Cotta school has twentyseven pupils enrolled. Of this number the following pupils made the honor roll: Viola Maynard, Myrtle Huffman, Ruth McMillan, Marie Knox, Phyllis Huffman and Ruth Anderson. You will be pleased with the splendid flavor and aroma of our "Kept Fresh" coffee. Erickson's Department Store. ^ -i EMZRALb PAfcK Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmitt of Melrose Park entertained a group of friends from their city neighborhood at their cottage in Emerald Park over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohen and daughter, Helen, and son, Charles, Jr., spent the week-end in their summer home in this subdivision. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoeft of Chicago spent the week-end in their summer homo here. ^ Miss Anna Malefyt and niece, Helen, a^d nephews, Edward and Adrian Armit of Chicago spertt Saturday and Sunday in the Malefyt cottage. Hugh Kirk of Chicago was a weekend visitor in Emerald Park. Mrs. William Bourke of McHenry spent Friday as the guest of Mrs. M. A. Sutton. Mrs. Edward Kelter of McHenry spent Sunday as the guest of Mrs. M. A. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gregory and sons of Oak Park and Misses L. Logue, D. Logue and May Miller of Chicago spent the week-end in the home of Mrs. M. A. Sutton. ^ fpNDAY October 9 BEBE DANIELS in "Levers in Qmnntine ; with HARRISON FORD with . VAUDE VILLJ and the Comedy . "GRANDPA'S GIRL TUESDAY - WEDNES- • i. "The Non-Stop Flight" With an all star cut; and the two-reel Western THURSDAY - FRIDAY October 14-15 (UGINALD DENNY AND LAURA LA PLANTE in "Skinner's Dress Suit" $50 Reward for pro^r that the window in my store, broken Aug. 25, 1926, xr as covered by accident insurance on that date. »Am extending a hearty invitation to certain persons to earn thio reward. ^Signed, JOHN STOFFEL. Men's Calfskin Oxfords, new last, black or tan $3.48 Men's fleeced Union Suits, winter weight $1.45 Bed blankets, in cotton and wool mixed, $1.95 and up to : $7.50 , Red Gross Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 tor 25& flnvnr«J 3 fnr - --25^ Chipso, large -- . 21^ Star Naptha, large • • 21tf Gold Roast Coffee, pound • i;. • 48<£ John Stoffel HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Seniors It is noticed that some of the Se niors, besides "being all that they claim in brains, etc., have been attributed other qualities such as being childish, provocative, unhumorous and TOany others too numerous to men tion. It seems that the "Irish" run * things in Miss ODwyer's classes'. Nc . wonder. (Continued next week.) Juniors The Juniors have been having quite a discussion this week in choosing their class rings. Evidently, they don't know what they really want. The rings will be purchased from Mr. Nye. Charles Vycital who was either lost, strayed, stolen or--sick for the past two weeks, has returned to school. The teachers certainly did brighten up on his appearance in the various class rooms. Especially in Spanish 1. Sophomores The Sophomore girls are going to sell delicious taffy apples at the football game,next Saturday. Be sure to get one. Guaranteed not to remove teeth. A convocation was held last Monday, at which time the Sophomores began active work on their plans for the big party. 29 Store Dnysng Power The trerriendous buying power of th«- 2'J I .oath Stores is probably 46 times greater than the average vtore, which accounts for Leath's lower prices for good furniture. A IxvMh Store Is Near Yon Elfin--70 Urove Ave. - Rockford--502 W. Stat* St. Aurora--27 Inland At*. Bubuquc--576 Main S4. Frrcport--5-7 W. Ma n Rt Beloit--<29 E. (.rand Ave. Watcrlo#--500 I .a Fayette .•olict--215 R. Jefferson St. Janesville--200 Milwaukee. Eeu Claire--103 S. Bars tow Orthhosh--11 Main St. Peoria--325 S. Adams St. Decatur--132 N. Water St. Madison--117 State St. <;reen Bay--<01 W. Walnot St. Fond da Lac--50 N. Main. Morri»--112 W. Washington Hoopeston--519 F. W<t>n 8t. A. LEATH & CO. M. E. PASTORS RECEIVE NEW APPOINTMENTS At the closing session of the Rock River conference of the Methodist Episcopal church at Freeport Monday many changes in the appointments of pastors for the coming year were made. Among the changes of local interest are: * Rev. J. B. Martin, pastor of the First M. E. church at Elgin, has been appointed, superintendent of the Chicago Western district. Rev. Gilbert Stansell, formerly of Wilmette, will be pastor at Elgin. Rev. J. M. Schneider of Woodstock will go to Albany Park and G. T. Nesmith will take his place at Woodstock. Benjamin Will is appointed to Harvard. C. W. Loughlin to McHenry and Volo. L. C. Hoover to Greenwood Mad Ringwood. -TGeorge E. Schneider to Waucotnda. For M)** R«l»»r Miss Florence Carey proved herself a very delightful hostess last Saturday evening when she entertained a number of friends for Miss Vera Bolger of Woodstock. The house was beautifully decorated with autumn flowers and foliage. Auction bridge furnished the evening's entertainment, at the close of which a delicious lunch was served. The guests presented Miss Bolger with many usefuLarifts p her kitchen, . W _ • f r - f # &£" . Bunco Clnlr ' •_"$£ On "Wednesday evening of last week Mrs. Caroline Schiessle pleasantly entertained the members of the Bunco club at her home on Waukegan street. Two tables of bunco were played with high honors going to Mrs. Mat Laures, while Mrs. Frank Thurwell won second prize. Mrs. Mayme Harrison received the consolation prize. Dainty refreshments were served at the close of the evening. The next meeting will be with Mrs. F. Thurwell -en day evening. : ^ * MOTHERS' CLUB TO SPONSOR CONCERT On Wednesday evening, October 13, the Mothers' club will give a concert at the grade school gymnasium at 8 o'clock for the purpose of raising funds to finance the Blue Ribbon Better Babies contest, which will be held later in the month. The program will be as follows: Cornet solo--Elmer Koerner. Song--Gordon Knox. Piano duet--Marjorie Johnson and Hazel Howard. *-p , Violin solo--Cnarlotte Erickson. ' Reading--Rosalind Nye. Song--Evelyn Karls. Intermission * ~ Violin solo--Ernestine Freund. Piano solo--Mildred Freund. Song--Virginia Engeln. Reading--Anna Popp. Song--Arietta Newman. Piano solo--Glenn Peterson. EAST SIDE GARAGE Oenera^Overhanling TIRES $9 AND UP Special prices on Mobiloil in cans Telephone It Miss Pearl Claxton assumed her duties as teacher in the primary grade of the McHenry public school on Monday morning. Serious illness prevented her from taking up her duties before this time. Emil Patzke returned to his home here Sunday afternoon, after spending several days in the Woodstock hospital, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. Latest sheet music, records and piano rolls at Nye's, West McHenry. Lending Charm to the Evening Dinner Hour What can give greater charm to a delicious dinner, perfectly served, than the soft accompaniment of beautiful music f In the home fortunate enough to have a Stewart-Warner Radio, there is always " soft string music from celebrated dinner concert orchestras, to make for • the refinement of mind as well as body. And this music can come from far or near, so perfectly will the Stewart-Warner Reproducer hold the rich clear tones that come out of the ether. Step* in and see the new Stewart-Warner Matched-Unit Radio. Authorized dealer for Stewart-Warner and Komac radio products. Northwestern Radio Shop OARL M. WEBER f hone 28 WEST M'HENRY, ILL. \ *. .f Plaindealers at Bolgers Farm Loans %> 5>/4% or W^f0-r depending . 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