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MM****' m ** % • * * * . * * % , * - v * • & • <*" * ^ # «-av ^ * ; T."«^-. Have It in i II ii, ! ,. , -v „ " * * : THB" MeHENKI FLAUfDKAXEB, HeHBSRY, H.I,. It wilt pay > ou to cbmu here for Wd% in W di;ug line, because we stock alKvorthy remedies andT toilet preparations! as soon as they are placed on the; market. - Of course, you may have occasional wants which we cannot supply, but in such cases we are ' y always glad to make special orders of .what is wanted. It is a pleasure to favors our customers in this way.and nocxlra charge is made for the special service, pleas£ rememberthat our ;i>eiivery System 'is at your service* M , If/ fcJust 'Phofie ^^rj N. H. PETESCH 4>KCf&£$T- EfcK. s E c kj BUY THE J Hoaor-Eilt M OR THE EDUCATOR W^sell both. They are worth all you pay for litem. It is hard to name a price on tiny Shoe now as. tihey go up -over, night Sometimes. You may be sure we keep the 'price as low as we can but first the quality must be in the Shoe even if the price seems a little thgh, We know you will corae back for more if they wear ̂ ou longer than others. >: SMITH BROS. ?arr We dm - 1. t Valuable Trade Tickets With Every WE WANT Your Trade If high-class goods, right prices, square dealings and court­ eous treatment will get it we can, count on you for a' custo­ mer. Jos. J. Miller RINGWOOD, II I.. M i Sewing Machine We, stifl retain the agency for this wonderful machine and point with ,j>ride to the many sales that'we have made of THE FREE in McHenry and vicinity during the past two years. Come in * and let us show you a Sewing Machine, that any wife or daughter would be proud to own. At the same time we will furnish you with a list of owners of a FREE who are more than sat­ isfied with them. We are able to mjike prompt deliveries. NEWS A3 CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS • • r / v . ' • - •'-v-A;-:*; * " - JACOB JUSTEN TERRA COTTA Florence Knox was a McHenry caller Friday. Thomas McCabe called in this vi­ cinity Sunday. *; > ° . Mrs. Geo. P. Bay w»s an Elgin visitor last Thursday. Edward Knox visited the McHenry high school last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Gracy Chicajj^ visitors Tuesday. Quentin Walsh of McHenry visited his cousins here Saturday. Miss Gnsree Pingry of Crystal Lake visited friends here recently. Mrs, Geo. B. Frisby spent Sunday as the guest of Elgin relatives. Mis3 Lillian Kiley spent Wednes­ day evening last at Crystal Lake. Miss Mary Gibbs of McHenry -was calling in this vicinity Sunday. Rev. E. A. MeCormick of Barring- ton spent Sunday at John Riley's. Mrs. P. H. Conway spent last week as the guest of relatives at Wilmot. Mr. and Mrs. John Nett of Wil­ mot spent Sunday at P. H. Conway's, Miss Mildred Welch of McHenry pent Saturday evening at J. M. Pha- lin^s. • ...;/ 1 Miss Bessie Rydquist of Crystal Lake visHed.' at{;|fcay' Cox's Tuesday evening. Dr. H. H. Bay of Chicago spent day last week with relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Adams of McCoilum's Lake visited relatives here Suriday. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Welch of Mc­ Henry visited at J. M. Phalin'^ Sun- Jay afternoon. • Misses Eleanor and Edna Phalin peRt a couple of day's recently with Chicago friends^ Mrs. Geo. P. Bay hnd Miss • Mar­ garet Grj^nt were Crystal Lake callers Tuesday evening. Miss Evelyn Carey of McHenry pent several days * this weefc with Miss Edna Phalin. v Miss Marion Conway jjf Elgin pent Saturday evening with her cousin, Miss Mary Conway. Harry Brantingham of Chicago spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P; Bay. : . Misses Vera and Nellie- Doherty of Holcombville visited Florence and Frances Knox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMillan and daughter, Ruth, of Crystal Lake vis­ ited relatives here Sunday. Miss Marie Hull of Crystal Lake visited the Barreville school Friday. Miss Alice Norce is teacher. Mr. and, Mrs. Earl Wilcox, son, Eldredge, and daughter, Eleanor, of Woodstock spent Sunday with rela­ tives here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Bay have re­ turned from Minneapolis, where they were married October 5. Mrs. Bay was Miss Mabel Wakefield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman of Elgin. Five years ago she took up a claim at Forsythe, Mont., where ihe ha* since resided. Mr. Bay has resided on his farm here for the past few years. Mat May and daughter, Caroline, of Spring Grove pere Sunday visitors in Johnsburg. Mr. and Mrs. John P; Lay and Mrs. J. Palmes were Woodstock visitors one day last week. ':A. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Miller "of Mc­ Henry were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller. Mrs. John Nett passed quietly away at her home here Monday evening after a long illness. Misses Anna and Marie Gubbons of Chicago were Sunday visitors with Miss Barbara Smith. Mrs. Skifano , of Chicago visited several days the past week with her father, Theo, Meyers. Joe Micheis of McHenry passed Sunday in the home of his parents, Mr." and Mrs. Jos. J. Micheis. Peter F. Freund underwent quite a serious operation for appendicitis in Chicago Saturday. He is doing nicely at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Math. Rauen and son, Arnold, of Spring Grove and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Freund motored to Mc­ Henry Sunday, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. King and Mr. and Mrs. Steve May, Jake May and chil dren and Mrs. Katherine May were entertained Sunday in the home of Jos. Rothermel in McHenry. Just arrived from the factory, an up-to-date line of nifty gloves, mit­ tens and gauntlets for men, women Arid children, and at prices to suit everybody's purse, at the C. M. Adams store. OSTEND Mabel and Margaret Cornwell are attending school in McHenry this year. Mr. and Mr& Frank Muffley moved last week from Ed. Wallis' house to Crystal Lake. 1 4 t\ B. Thompson and Henry and Roy Hobart attended William Bonslett's cow sale Monday. C. E. Jecks has a new helper on the farm, a married man. He occupies rooms in the Jecks home. A number of the farmers have been putting in a supply of ground feed while weather and roads are good. Henry Hobart, wife and son, Roy, and Miss Ammie Francisco were bus­ iness callers at the county seat Wed­ nesday. Next Friday everything belonging to Thomas and Oglesby, who reside on the Francis Abbott farm, will be sold at auction. E. L. Francisco of Woodstock drove over Wednesday evening for his brother, Glynn, who had been spend­ ing a part of his vacation here with relatives. While Warren Francisco was driv­ ing to McHenry one of his horses was taken violently ill. Dr. Wheeler was called and he was able to take the horse home at night pVEN IF YOU ARE NOT OF THIS BANK we will always be glad to giveg^ you our best advice upon any of ] your affairs. Your business will receive our courteous and care­ ful attention. t; :: it THE Hoy Banking CLARENCE F. HOY, JOSEPH C. HOLLY, Manager Cashier :-w. FREMONT HOY President J. RINGWOOD \ Bradley & Foss are having their store painted. The M. E. church society are in­ stalling a new furnace in their church. Mrs. Jones. of Columbus, „Ohio, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sadie Hepburn. Miss Mildred Wolkos returned fropri Milwaukee, Wis., Saturday evening. Mrs. Florence Bell went to Har­ vard last week to visit her sister, Mrs. Aldrich. * Mr. and Mrs. Ole V^olkos visited relatives at Whitewater, Wis„ Sat­ urday and Sunday. The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at Mrs. Clara Beth's Thursday of next week, Oct. 26. All are invited. H. W. Allen and wife and Bert M© Cannon and family attended a lec­ ture in Woodstock Monday evening, The next number of the lyceum course will be a lecture given by Charles Howard PTfcttenburg on Sat­ urday evening of next week, Oct. 28. Mrs. Nancy Lawson of Park Ridge ind Mrs. Irving Dodge of Elyria, Neb., visited at W. A. Dodge's last Satur­ day. On Sunday they, with Mrs. Nellie Dodge, went wijih Mrs. Lora Bacon to Antioch. ' A goodly number of our people attended the meeting at Mrs. San­ born's. With the Spring Grove peo­ ple it made a fine gathering, which ^ enjoyed by all. Next Stunday evening meeting will be held at Nel­ lie Dodge's. JOHNSBURG Miss Helen Adams passed Wednes­ day in Chicago. Miss Mayme Micheis of McHenry was home Sunday. Mat. N. Freund was a McHenry caller last Saturday. John Karls of Spring Grove was a visitor in town Monday. Mrs. Vivian Esh of Spring Grove was a caller in town Tuesday. George Lay and Henry Nell were home from Woodstock Sunday. Mrs. Henry Thelen and son, Ben, were McHenry callers Saturday. Misses Martha and Clara Freund were McHenry callers one day recent­ ly. • 4 Miss Katherine Althoff of Spring Grove passed Sunday with home folks. , The card party, given in the parish hall last Sunday evening, was very well attended. v ' , Misses Katherine and Dora Schu- ffciends in McHenry. v * VOLO Chas. Rossdeutscher of Round Lake was home Sunday. Math. Glosseir entertained com­ pany over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stadtfeld were in McHenry Sunday^ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wright were in Wauconda Saturday. Ben Walkington spent Wednesday of last week at Woodstock. Mrs. Chat Thompson and sons and Miss Watt of Fort Hill were callers here Tuesday. Messrs. Dev Smith and George Baker of Oak Park spent Saturday at Ray Paddock's. < Leslie, the oldest son of Chas. Coss- man, died Sunday of infantile paral­ ysis, aged nine years. Sunday school at the M. E. church Sunday, Oct. 22, at 1:45 o'clock. A good attendance is desired. A Parents-Teachers' association meeting will be held at the Volo schoolhouse on Oct. 20. Everybody come. Colon Oatrander Pe«i Colon Ostrander, at one time a resident of this village, but during the past several years a resident of Fpx Lake, where he has been engaged in the hotel business, died at the Lake­ side hotel there on 'Wednesday even­ ing of this week. The funeral will take place from Fox Lake next Sat­ urday with interment in the Wood­ land cemetery in this village. The funeral will probably be held at about the noon hour. Brought Here For Burial The body of John Brennan was brought here from St. Louis, Mo., for burial on Monday afternoon. Wm. Murphy accompanied the body and was met by about twenty-five rela­ tives of the deceased at Chicago be­ sides relatives and friends from Cary, who witnessed, the burial at St. Pat­ rick's cemetery, Rev. M. J. McEvoy officiating. He was about fifty-three years of age, and was an uncle of «Atty. Chas. Allen of Cary. Corset, Fitting a Specialty Miss Elizabeth Thelen lias com­ pleted a course in the art of corset fitting and, having put in an elegant line of corsets, awaits your patronage. The prices will suit and everybody will be fitted to the corset regardless of the price paid. Ladies are cor­ dially invited to . call and inspect the stock and an. excellent Jit is guaran­ teed. THE LOCATION OF A STRONG 1 i T i - f , in Ringwood demands tfee business of all Ringwood people. Your busk ness will be carefully attended to, H. F. WHARTON, CASHIER ww.mm• « • m , , • / * * y Mm L M. E. Church ' flfewfoee will be held at tfei If. E, church next Sunday as follows: Sun­ day school • at 2:00 p. m.; preaching at 3:00 p. m. .W. E. Grose, Pastor. MCHENRY, ILLINOIS .. From the Fiekl to the Sick Our process is one of ab­ solute cleanliness and per­ fect milling insuring you at all times a uniform product if you use EARLY RISER flour. A sack to­ day will convince you. WEST MERRY FLOUR AND FEED HILLS DR. F. J. AICHER DENTIST Office Ul Telephone Excnange BJdf ' Centerville McHenry, - Diinois Telephone No. 79-W Officc in Phone No 73-R Spauldinit Bldg. ALFORD H. POUSE Attorney-at-Larcr Wejft McHenry, -V - 111. K. of C. Win Again The K. of C. team of this village defeated the McHenry ̂ Feds at the lo<yil baseball yard last Sunday aft­ ernoon by a score of 8 to 2. Don't fail to vote on November 7 for the *nv- reform constitutional amendment that will increase the number of taxpayers and decrease the number of tax dodgers. f j -* ; i>x & - •*;- "Getting In" Ahead ; of Others . . . • ^ A TELEPHONE call receives instant attest* tion. The man who talks over the tele­ phone "gets in" ahead of those who are wait-^ ing for a personal interview. • ' '-.k\ Bell Service enables YOU to present your proposi­ tion by telephone without delay. Distance is no handicap--Bell Service extends to every city «d village in the country. Chicago Telephone Company J. H. Conrath, District Manager Telephone 9903 P H I L I P J A E G E R GENERAL COilMISSION MERCHANT SPOT*!. ATTKNTION 6IVXN TO TH* SAXDE OP. Dressed Beef, flutton, (loft. Vest, PMitiy, Hides, Etc., Butter and E|gi •oatha street This is the oldest hoi application. SteM i a a, iwtM i» COLD STORAOE FREE CHICAGO, UXINOIS. Lv / t i rr/m-.