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i&^il jpOBL'ISBEfi EVERY THURSDAY *T F. G. SCHREINER ffi Bank Building Telephone «-W TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! Yew -- fl-M $tx Months, we Three Month*. 4»c Thursday, ^ ftr**- * W n * w&% McHENRY PLAINDEA-LEB, IK ITIIEIfRY rUUHDEALES <iBlliJHM.HU. - ': ^V^jg^Vv' ' • > %<*•>• « • r e f >~~i Sept. 28, 191« 25 Per Cent Discount - • • ̂ • f M*'•;' V-"^ > .\ / ,*& «,*>• " ^V^"' * Cameras and at the time named follows: r-i-S a " St Mary's Church Notes J Some money was picked up on the ;|*arish grounds last Sunday and ' ^Vbrought to St Mary's rectory. The loser is requested to apply for tiie ' ? ' tost bills. One of our young ladies lost a val­ uable rosary a few weeks ago, a '.' % > .grecious keepsake. A reward is prom ? ked to the finder who return? it. ? -Please deposit for the loser at 'the 1 ijarsonage of St. Mary's church. Rev. Father Barth of Sierra Madre, lifomia, one time pastor of St. itary's church, arrived in McHenry ^Friday evening. For several days he Mingled with his old flock and was g5ad to shake the hands of the people of McHenry. Many parishioners went t© church Sunday to get a glimpse of Father Barth, who had the late ser­ vices and occupied the pulpit. Al- tho not quite as robust, our distin- • i- guishedvisitor has remarkably im­ proved in health. His voice is clear tod his words Were ringing full of eh- couragament. The healthful climate of Sierra Madre has done much to improve the health of Father Barth Hsring the last nine years and his out look for many more birthdays in the sunny clime of the golden state is certainly bright. Monday our Rev. visitor and the local clergy dined with TQhr. Fegers. Tuesday evening they Were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stenger. After shaking hands with a large crowd who gathered at the station to see him off, Father Barth left Wednesday morning for Chicago on his way home near Los Angeles. His visit to McHenry will king be remembered. Every resident ;"#:;: iJil*as glad to see him an£ hopes he will come back to us again. Au re voir! After considerable trouble in col if* :¥ fY':* m i • f - 1 Wf h, $:• come back to us again. rouble in lecting estimates on the proposed changes for sanitary toilets for the school children and residence for the sisters, the final papers have been Signed. It was very disappointing to the building committee to find that in • spite of persistent effbrts to engage a Jt[ 'local contractor, Math. Rauen was * found to be the lowest man when the v.'&t !•;!•'! ;i«irtain was drawn. The committee tried hard to favor home talent, but In this race they found themselves t'-'\.;\;;-'|..v.:¥feliged to be fair in awarding the |5 tsontract to the lowest bidder and thereby save several hundred dollars the parish. Math. Rauen is well known as a f,.^:-f:-::?kiilder of wide experience and has ] many acquaintances in McHenry. He > '£ built the beautiful Buffalo Grove '.f- «hurch and a long row of larger Ger- . v i ' man institutions in the city of Chi- irW-,#ago. Mr. Rauen has assured us that he v Wants to leave as much work in the town as he possibly can and will be %ere quick to line up for the job he z* • C- fcr -1 " During month of October. Get the beautiful Autumn E. v. MCALLISTER WEST McHENRY _Cot _Down _; The Cost Of Eiving! Give your family more breVd, but be sure and give them OUR Ho-Maid bread.. Because of our model, san­ itary bakery, we can bake it better than other bread, and cheaper, too. That's economy. You can't beat our combin­ ation of deliciousness, qual­ ity and BIG VALUE. Treat your family to a loaf today--then you'll never want to bake bread at home again. :: :: IfHENRY BAKERY 'A. Doughnut!" Any time you want real goodies use Calumet Baking Powder! My mother uses it she's tried all others -- she's learned her lesson--aow she sticky to Calumet. " Unequalled for making tender, wholesome, light bak­ ings. Wonderful leavening and raising qualities--uniform results. Mother says Calumet u the most economical to buy--moK cco> uoici a! to ute. Try it at once. Received Highest Award* hew C»i B--i frtr-- Sa Ui* in Pwnd Cam 3 HOT.HADEBYtHt eap and big canBajdngPowdera do not save you money. Calumet does--it's Pure and far superior to aoor milk and wants to rush thru in sixty-five days. Minus painting and heating and plumbing and a few smaller jobs for which figures are not all in as yet, the building contract has been whit­ tled down to $1792. Many changes were made by the committee, espe­ cially in the roof, brick work and in­ terior, which made it possible to re­ duce the original figures something like $1315.00. The committee feels very much re­ lieved to have reached these results after many long, earnest meetings and Contractor Rauen has been or­ dered to proceed as fast as he can. OSTEND ' Wafren Francisco lost one of his work team, black Dollie, last wesek. Miss Corla Francisco o^ .Wauconda was the guest ©f relativ«r here last week. > , F. B. Thompson and wife and*C. E. Jecks and wife attended the Elk- horn fair last week. Mr. Cooley and family moved from their farm home last week to one re­ cently purchased in McHenry. ^ William Thomas and wife and their .son, Elbert, wife and little son at­ tended the Elkhorn fair last week. Vern Brott, wife and his mother, Mrs. Maria Brott, of Woodstock were calling oh friends here Sunday after­ noon. Archie Wallis, wife and three chil­ dren were Sunday afternoon eallers at the home of the former's father, Ed. "Wallis. Relatives, here have received word that Mark Hutson is home from the hospital and is doing $ne. His mother is also improving. Ed. Wallis had the misfortune to have his large barn on the home farm burned to the ground with all his hay, straw and oats. No machinery exr cept a threshing machine, milking en^ gine and a small engine to pump wa­ ter. A team had just -been fed in the basement. It was led out and all harness taken out. The origin'of the fire is unknown. Mr, Wallis was in the basement cleaning when he smelled smoke. His youngest son, Ed­ die, fourteen years of age, had just been in the upper part of the barn for oats, but saw no fire. Some think perhaps a match had been dropped some time and the boy stepped on it as he went down with the oats. The fire started in the drive way and ran both ways in the hay and straw. There were fourteen hundred bushels of oats in the bin in the upper part Barley and rye were in bins in the hog house. By the efforts of neighbors a Bmall barn for young stock was saved. This is the third barn on this farm Wallis has had bum in the past years, besides his house and hog house. f' sspSfif Him is one of the mottos of this garage that we follow mo& closely. We insist on our men getting to work promptly, on turning out tneir work prompt­ ly and on waiting on customers promptly, ^ When we tell a customer the work on his car wilt be finished at a certain time, we mean that his car will be ready to leave our shop at that time and not two hours or two days later. If there is any work needed on your car, bring it in. You'll be surprised how quickly we will turn out a perfect job. Price? Right, of course. •/ Stilling's Garage Geo. A. StiUing, Proprietor McHenry, Illinois Jfe Telephone Home \A7HEN out of town"keep in * * close touch with home by means of the Bell Long Distance lines. Letters that are forwarded may require a week in reaching you. A Long Distance telephone call brings an immediate reply. Chicago Telephone Company J. H. Conrath, District Manager Telephone 9903 ROYAL FENCE A CONTINUOUS stay fence of big wires woven together with the famous Royal loop. » Look for this sign in every roll. "Royal Pence, made by American Steel ft Wire Company.* Pull weight. Full size of wire. Pull lengtb ef rolls. THAT SIGN HAS ..STOOD FOR THE BEST ICHAT-lS.liADE INFENCE WILBUR LUMBER CO. WEST McHFNRY, ILL. PHONE 5 crackw 9 .UNCHu SPEND LESS TIME IN THE KnGHEN. . You can if you will buy more PREPARED food«« Then you can give more time to ENJOYING your children and helping them with their lessons. We have many "goodieeM for you to put into their lunch boxes > and we can sell them to you CHEAPER than you can.sake them yourself, Schneider Bros., - We^l McHenry plaindealer Ads In force October 11 fl 916 • • - v* - -1 For the first 30 hours* use of the maxipaun deman^ jpr K, W. H. For the remaining hours' consump- q tion during the month, per K. W. H. 0C From this rate a discount of I cent per K. W. H. will be made for payment of bill by the date specified thereon. Minimum bill 50c per month The ioregoing TBte will be applicable to all meters ' • . ; read after the date of its inauguration v OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS r Know! About the 'Oven! \ Judge for yourself--see the large oven, made 'in one piece of heavy boiler iron and notice the very close riveting--nothing is left to the ima­ gination in the oven construction of Cole's Hot Blast Range Range Secrets Disclosed! The entire oven edge, top-bottom and sides is exposed to view in this remarkable range. In no other range is the edge of^ the material used exposed to the eye, and thus the weight and quality can only be guessed at. When you pur- Chase Cole's Hot Blast Range you see the heaviest material ever used in the construction of a domestic range. Oven will not *Warp or buckle. Heaviest body material made of Copper-Alloy Iron. Coma in today--stop past range troubles now and purchase Cole** Durable Hot Blast Range. It will mean economy in fixel and repair bills. ** The Double Capacity Range Y £oo& for tt* Name "Colm's" None Other Genuine, J.J. V ycital > * McHENRY, ILLINOIS esse 0ffice Hours to,12:M a. it, to 4:30 p. m. - to M# p. m. v«n fM |:W I ripr l * Telephone*: Office 17 Residence 51-W A. I. FRO EH LIC H Physician and Surgeon FREUNU BLDG. Over McAllister'* WEST McHENRY I am now prepared to do all sorts of whitewashing; James Meehin, West McHenry, ID, Phone 68-M. Telephone No. 1§8-R 5 1 SIMON STOFFEL " Insurance agent for all classes of property in the best companies. WEST McHENRY, s ILLINOIS A fresh line of McHenry bakery goods may be found at F. A. Boh- lander's at all times. 12-tf flow No 91-11 Office la / Sptuldlng M4|. " ALFORD H. POUSi Attomey-at-Law We# McHenry,! - 111. Crochet cotton, 85 Fay's Variety store. cents a box, at Bead The Plaindealer for