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£.V.-."WF* S t - - f*?t ft >*wy M -.«*,& • :»t. fM '•:;f ^ - .'V'llf f^rade Marked and Advertised Goods" l >u read the magazines and newspapers you are familiar with "trade marked" advertised articles. Come to us for such goods. We handle such articles because we find that goods which justify repeat or­ ders must necessarily be trade marked as a protec­ tion against invitations and unfair competition. The manufacturer's advertising is an insurance bond of quality. It protects you against undependable wares. In the drug line, more than any other, people de­ mand a "quality guarantee." Therefore, we make a practice of selling trade marked advertised goods and to the manufacturer's guarantee we add ours. You will find in stock all worthy drug store goods as soon as they are on the market :: :: ' 1 . . N. H. Petesch DRUGGIST PHONE 56-W J) OUR WEEKLY LIMERICK A man by name Mr. Goes, Needed a new garden hose, /Vin f So he came to (More Where we sell hose galore, And his gar- dcnnowblooms like a rose. we stu urn hose amd am HOES We don't sell half hose, but can supply you with short length hose and short handled garden hoes. The latter for children and flower beds. Hose and Hoes are essential to successful gardening. J. J. VYCITAL The Centerville Hardware Man THE STORE WITH THE SPRING GOODS There's a reason why you should buy everything here for your spring and summer wear. The reason will appeal to you because it is short and to the point. WE HAVE THE GOODS AND WE MAKE THE PRICES. €ome in and see. JOHN STOFFEL Phone 59-J xl) ""*11 v*r.... - -Vr -.v.*' NEIGHBORING NEWS AS CHRONICLED BY OUR ABLE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS BEAVER BOARD Walls & Ceilings »----• hm UUURmLU, , L. Gibson ot Chicago. Sundayed in Ridgefield. John Oak root was a business Caller at Crystal Lake .Monday. H. Wille skipped a car load of cattle to the city Sunday night. F. W. Hartman was a caller at the county seat last Saturday. Mrs. Fitzsimmons was a Chicago passenger Friday morning. W. K. Wagner has resigned his posi­ tion with the Borden company. A. F. Davis and daughter, Laura, of Austin were Ridgefield callers Mon­ day. Mrs. E. F. Anderson and daughter, Mary, were Crystal Lake callers Mon- day. * Mrs. fc». .A. MeMshant is under the doctor's care for tohsilitis and compli­ cations. J. H. Slater Spent a part of Satur­ day and Sunday with friends at Des- Plaines. • " . Mrs. J. Gould and two daughters were pleasant "callers at Woodstock Saturday. Jacob Bartz and wife of Chicago were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knilans. William Merchant and family of Solon Miils Snndayed with his brother, Samuel, and iamily. EI. WiMe t.iet with an accident to one of his lingers recently, mr.king an amputation necessary. • H. Timm has accepted the position as track foreman at Hartland unci has moved into a A»ox-car cottage. Miss Anna MacGownn returned to her home in Johnstown Center Friday, where she will spend a few weeks. Frank Heed and family have moved their goods from the city and are occu­ pying Mi's. E. B. Smith's residence for the summer. Mrs.. Marv Irish is very sick with pneumonia. Mrs. A. Purvey is also on the sick list.. J. Button is very much improved and is out agai.i. Mrs. C. F. French and mother, Mrs. EL lvo«sman, and little daughter spent Friday with Mrs. C. F. Frenches son, Will, and family at Crystal Lake. S. A. Merchant has purchased an automobile. He believes in being up- to-date. It is believed he will install milking machine in the near future. Mrs. C. Risvold was suffering from a bad cold, which developed into pneu­ monia, and under Dr. Freeman's ad­ vice was taken to the Elgin hospital where she will receive the best of care. Mr. Risvold accompanied her. He reports that she arrived in a com fortable condition. W. H. Monroe and wife of Wood' stock attended services at the Presby' terian church. They were entertained for dinner at the W. E. Dike home They also called on Mr. Button and his sister. They were somewhat sur prised at the changes that have taken place in the village within the last six years. Red River Early Ohio seed potatoes at M. M. Niesen's. OSTKND. Emil Thomas drives a Ford automo­ bile these days. C. E. Jecks is having a Victor fallk ing machine installed in his barn. Mrs. Lovina Thomas, of Woodstock was a recent visitor at the Thomas home here. Dr. Bacon, the well doctor of Mc Henry, was sent for Monday to pre­ scribe for W. Francisco's pump. William Harris and sons are treat­ ing their barn to a fresh coat of paint Tom Kane is doing the work. Teacher and pupils of the Ostend school will hold a basket social at the hool house this week Wednesday evening. It is reported that the young man who took the suitcase and clothing from Ed. Wallis' house during their absence, has been captured. We hear it rumored that two more of our neighbors are talking automo­ bile. It's just what the farmers need if they get any outing. All the horses have to work. Frank Kaiser and Ray Thomas and their wives autoed to Crystal Lake Saturday and boarded a train for Chi cago, where they spent the day shop­ ping and sight seeing. Mrs. Julia Lincoln spent several days last week visiting relatives here. Her husband, S. L. Lincoln, drove over from Harvard Saturday and visited un Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lincoln accompanied him home. Get your seed potatoes Niesen's. at M. M mean solid comfort--satisfying in looks, warmth, cleanness and per- manence. Easily and quickly put up. Moist ure-proof. U&e Beaver Board instead of lath and plaster in home, office or store. A«k us for sample and information Wilbur Lumber Co. We& McHenry, Illinois.'; Subscribe for the Plaindealer md keep potted on local happenings TKRKA COTTA, G. W. Ames was a Chicago visitor Tuesday. Mrs. RayN McMillan whs an Elgin shopper Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMillan were McHenry callers Saturday. Mrs. John Niesen of McHenry was a caller in this vicinity Sunday. " Miss Florence Knox was a Crystal Lake caller Saturday evening. Mrs. Royal Gracy visited friends at Barrington Saturday evening. Peter J. Freund of McHenry called at Henry McMillan's Saturday, Charles L- Buck of Crystal Lake was calling on friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carey of McHen­ ry visited at J. M. Phalin's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steinbach, Jr., have moved to the Charles Buck house. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday, April 25. Mr. -and Mrs. M. Knox and family spent Sunday afternoon with Holcomb- ville relatives. If you see it advertised come- to int. Peteeh. JTOHMSBIHMUB. Rey. Charles Webeuwas a McHenry visitor Tuesday. Dr. A. Mueller was a professional visitor in Chicago last Saturday. The Johnsburgh painters are over^ crowded with orders for painting. J. C. Debrecht joined the Catholic order of Foresters here last S.unday evening. Robert McNiel of Ingleside was here Tuesday-to attend the funeral Josephine Schaefer. Miss Barbara Smith is spending J few days this week as the guest of pel atives at Spring Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Freund of Mc­ Henry were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Michels. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Williams called on their daughter, Mrs. Martin B. Schmitt, at McHenry on Tuesday aft­ ernoon. Willi the approach of the busy,sum­ mer season the question is again being asked, "What is to be done with our river bridge?" The business men of this place are once more considering the question of oiling the business section of town. It would be a good move. Those in this vicinity who have in­ stalled milking machines of late are all weH satisfied with their invest­ ments and haven't a fault to find. Miss Barbara Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Smith, who recently underwent an operation for appeudicites at the Washington Blvd. hospital in Chicago, returned to her home here on Tuesday of last week and is fast regaining her strength. She is able to be up and around. M rs. Jacob Miller is on the road to recovery. Her many friends will be pleased to, hear this as for a time it looked as tho she would not be able to withstand the ravages of the disease with which she has been afflicted. She is still in the care of iftrained nurse, who, it is expected, wili soon have her so that she may be able to leave her bed. No seining or catching fish in any other way than with line and hook will be allowed in Fox river on and after next Saturday, May 1. Those who have been in the habit of getting iish from the river in any other than the lawful way had better take warning, as the wardens will see to it that the new law will be strictly enforced after ^Saturday. The body of Miss Josephine Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schaefer, who reside near Dighton, was brought here for burial on Tuesday morning of this week. The funeral took place from St. John's Catholic church, Rev. Weber officiating. The deceased has never been strong and took to her bed about weeks before her death. She was eighteen years of age. The family has the sympathy of our people. The Henry Hettermann house here is undergoing quite extensive improve­ ments. A new addition is being built onto same, while other changes for the better are also under way. Hubert Karls is doing the mason work, while John Mertes is the carpenter on the job. The house was sold some time ago to Ben Tonyan of Ringwood, who contemplates moving into same just as soon as it is ready for occupancy, which will be in a month or six weeks. • • -- -- ^ r j • .. . v fH Good Securities A-plenty. But do the banks and / brokers from whom you buy guarantee the securities to you? Our Mortgage Certificates are se­ cured by real esftate mortgages and WE GUARANTEE THEM. Hoy Banking Co. FREMONT HOY CLARENCE F. HOY Ml RINOWOOO Del Abbott has reshingled his house. Mrs. F. A. Hitchens entertained her cousins last week from Bath, 111. Will ft|cCannon and wife were Rich­ mond callers Saturday afternoon. W. H. Allen and wife and Miss Bird Hodge drove to Lake Geneva Tues­ day. Viola Beatty spent Saturday even­ ing and Sunday with friends in Rich­ mond. Robert McLean and family of Wood­ stock were Sunday visitors at C. II. Stephenson's. Mrs. Florence Smith and mother at­ tended the W. C. T. U. meeting in McHenry Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Chase and daughter, Mrs, Lois Bobbins, of Chicago spent Mon- Jay with Eli Chase. H. M. (Stei)henson and Will Beck and their wives attended the theatre iu Chicago Saturday night. The Bowman Dairy company has leveled and seeded the remainder of their ground the past week. Miss Bird Hodge of Solon visited Ringwood relatives and friends from Thursday until Tuesday evening. WHITEWASHING--Dairy barns, 8c per stanchion. Inquire of Smith iV Baer, McHenry, 111. 'Phone 623-R-l. Mr. and Mra. Karl M. Bradley mo­ tored to Chicago last Saturday after­ noon and returned home Sunday even- ing. The W. C. T. U. had pleasant meeting at Mrs. Hodge's last Satur­ day. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Christina Smith. Mrs. Ed. Peet was called to Harvard last Thursday evening by the serious illness of her mother, who passed away Saturday forenoon. The funeral was held Monday afternoon. The W. C. T. Ur-held an afternoon and evening institute Monday of this week. In the afternoon Mrs. Hall's talk was on "How to Get New Mem­ bers," and in the evening "On the Progress We' Have Made." Paul Stephenson and Dorcas Foss sang very fine solos. Three ladies from McHen­ ry were present. WANTED:--A reliable party in McHenry or vicinity to purchase a MOON CAR AT DEALERS' PRICE Will give selling rights for this territory ^ Our .car is equipped with the Standard Continental Motor and Delco Lighting, starting and ignition system Four cylinder 38 h. p. model $1350.00 Six cylinder 40 h. p. model $1575.00--$1600.00 Six cylinder 50 h. p. model- -$2250.00 Our manager, Mr. G. E. Fenderson, will be in McHenry within the next week; with one of our latest Model Six-40 Touring cars, at wliicli time lie will be very glad to triake a demon­ stration to all who are interested. Address Mr. Fenderson, care of The Plaindealer, for demonstration. MOON AUTOMOBILE COMPANY 2612 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. THE AEROTHRUST MOTOR As good as it looks Three horse power. Double cylinder. Air-cooled. Detachable. Weight only 54 pounds. Vlt will drive your boat wherever it will float." Land anywhere without a pier. No worry about weeds, rocks • wire, mud, etc. No pump to get clogged. No leaky stuffing box. Nooil soaked wires. Positively no vibration. No fly wheel. No valves* No fccais. No engine under water after each rain. No laying idle i) to 8 months a year. v When boating season is ever, clamp it to an ice sled and make4|.; miles an hour. j. v PRICE COMPLETE--including motor, float feed, "Holley" car­ buretor, propeller, propeller guard, fuel tank, muffler, plugs, starting crank, adjustable mounting, coil, batteries, wires, switch, hardwoods coil and battery box and instruction book is only $64.75. Don't judge this wonderful little ail year around detachable nat* tor by the low price it is sold for. Simple, powerful and durable^. Out of the way hul easjr to gaS^ at, Only one coil required. ' 'Phone, 92-R. Box 53. H. C. HETTINGER Represents McHenry and Lake County 48 ORCHARD BEACH. McHENRY Victor and Hinman SPEND A DAY FISHING For those who wish to pass a day fish­ ing at Pistakee Bay I am prepared to provide them with fishing tackle, bait, boats and a place to stable their horses or leave their automobile. If you wish to catch a mess of fish come up any time. Jos. J. MERTES, 40-tf. Pistakee Bay. Three unit outfit installed with engine $250.00 Have installed 35 machines with­ in a radius of 12 miles of Green­ wood. Ask any user what he thinks of his machine? Write for further information to F. E. Rawson 'Phone 274 GREENWOOD, ILL. FOR SALE Seven room house and barn on two large lots in a fine location. Price, $2250. down, balance in ""y" monthly payments like rent. A. H. POUSE WEST Me HENRY PImm 78-R FOR SALE--House and four lots. Excellent building Bites. Mop* Mary Sohreiner, West McHenry, QL f( I s - SEED POTATOES We have just put in a supply of Red River Early Ohio seed potatoes and want you to give this va­ riety a trial. Those who have used this variety of potato are more than pleased with them and that's the reason why we want you to be one of our satisfied customers. Send in your orders and they will be filled with courtesy and dispatch. M. M. NIESEN. J) •ir*± • Cvt * The Famous Players at the Central every Thursday. Mary Pickford in "The Bishop's Carriage" this Thura- day. • i • " . . . . £ : ay v"*^- K-jT..- • <•* Jw' -.a We are at your service with fflfe ^ ^ finest line of Meats, Canned and *$}. i Bakery goods to be found in ^ town. We want you to feel that we are here to give you the best of service at all times and if w* fail to do this we will consider it a favor if you will come and tell us, as it is our aim to make it a pleasure for you to trade her* , T <5 Don't forget that our deliver^ ••• % % system is at your constant seiv vj ^ vice. Call us up at any time - Vj 3 ^ and your order will be filled with care and promptly delivered -Schneider Bros. West McHenry, 111. fl f (•" £ ?#jK ft . 4lThe Exploits of Elaine" at the Cen+ tral every Wednesday- Don't fail to read this story in The Plaindealer each