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.V'" r "* /•' f " & ,* :$i y &••<• !#?*' i« • & (Jr-t,* _ ^ t) ' 1 - •. W,i •' * m rrl- I'?: • r . -' * v s".; ̂Kr.... & '\X >M < x ^ ' k - - • W:' gt thin] v**f W71, and $U1 fyw arein need of an Overcoat or A Stilt we ian rave you on a garment $3.00 to $5.i ••5 'I- 'j ), " --:r--.v- i - •. <i. tr- •£ We have some broken lots of good new Overcoats and Suits, which we are closing out regardless ofco&»^ Come and inspect the line; It will be to your advan- :-: v'-': i ^0i'- mn: fS&f'F &' <•"" ;M. A^fe^INTERftATIONAL- New Fall Suits H - M - t <\i*S .J and Top Coats iiv",' '.'»*• i *. .i. ..,p- • •Y ' ' **£} ' '* ,Madc toybnr Own measure, guaranteed to fit A large variety of colors and qualities to suit every fancy and purse. :-: . Ladies' Tailoring to your individual meas­ ure. Suits, Coats, Skirts made by the Vic­ tor Ladies Tailoring o. Come early and get the benefit of the early fall wear. A large line of samples to select bom. Correct fit and style guaranteed. :-: I p: •»» Phone 63-R H , Goods Delivered pi - ktv- il FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MAY BE FOUND HERE iW."" " &*, * "» *f T,v - % 3 / " ; -- $?'$jfewdxy of all Kinds iy/ ;< [i£K -* , • White Ivory in" sets and separ- >: M ate pieces, Fancy China, Cut ; Glass, Dolts, Games, Sleds, etc. 1 * .i r* <• F. A. Bohlander WEST McHLNKi. ILL. ristmas Gifts /. -»Tm " - %!•"' e fifw °* ̂ 3-*°? the more sensible Gifts is becoming more popular each year and ifi .view of K i:«the fact that Furniture comes under this head and also because more and more people are awaking r„H to the fact that Furniture makes spendid and most $£• acceptable Gifts we have put in the largest and pp. most complete line of Furniture that we have ever assembled. We cannot enumerate the things jp * that we have for you to select from, but can only . r^;1 extend you an invitation to make this store your |'J 5 Xmas Shopping center. We will be pleased to •:v*, .., assist you in making up your Xmas Furniture list 4jf; / and we can assure you that those who receive the # - ^ Gifts you buy here will appreciate them. For the ; little folks we also have a complete line of Gifts §1 that will bring more than a little joy to them. *„v - ^.. -. - , . K JACOB JUSTEN * McHENRY, ILLINOIS ^ » r :W. AT <ms CENTRAL »uNI>AY in "The Trail «f the ie Pine" ̂ Cast Judd's danghteir. Charlotte Walker "Devil" *Judd Tolltver. Theo. Roberts John Hale.........Thomas Meighan "Dave," Judd's nephew.. . .Earl Fox Bob rfeaton Dick Le Strange Tompkins, Tolliver's Spy. .Park Jones ^ Synopsis Bob Heaton is an internal revenue officer working in the mountains of Virginia, hunting for whiskey stills which are supposed to be located somewhere near Lonesome Pine trail. Being unsuccessful, Heaton calls in the district revenue officer, Jack Hale. Thru a spy, the Tolliver clan, who are the moonshiners, hear that Hale has arrived to help Heaton in his inves­ tigation. June Tolliver, the beauti­ ful daughter of old Judd Tolliver, the head of the clan, pretends to have a sprained ankle at the foot of the big Lonesome Pine and when Hale comes along he carries her to the-cabin and is captured by the moonshiners. Knowing that they will have to work fast to get their illegal whiskey out of the country, old Judd Tolliver leaves Dave, his nephew, who is also in love with June, to guard Hale, while the rest of the gang rush the whiskey to the railroad. The increasing friendliness be- June and Hale arouses Dave's jealousy and he forces Hale to live in the cowshed. After several days' imprisonment, Hale is able to set the straw in the shed on fire, burns thru his rope bounds and escapes. Hale gets back to town §nd with a posse starts for an old deserted shack where he thinks the illegal whiskey is hidden and where he expects to arrest the gang of moonshiners. The posse sur­ rounds the cabin and upon breaking into it after a sharp flight finds only June. The remainder of the gang eseapeax thru an underground pas­ sageway. * Hale sends a note to Heaton, say­ ing that he will take his posses and look for the escaped moonshiners along the south trail and for Heaton and his posse to go along the north trail. There is an understanding be­ tween Hale and Heaton that the order of all notes be reversed. A spy is sent to deliver the note to Heaton and he pauses long enough to show its contents to the Tollivers. None of them can r^ad except June, and she, wishing to protect her sweet­ heart, reverses the directions so that instead of sending the moonshiners to meet Heaton, she throws them di­ rectly in Hale's path, which was di­ rectly opposite to what she intended to do. Hale is met and riddled with bul­ lets by the moonshiners, who carry him to the cabin. There June pleads with her stern father to do something to save Hale's life. This Judd refuses to do, even tho she confesses her love for the revenue officer. The men go out, leaving Dave behind. June in­ duces Dave to ride for a doctor. Dave meets the posse in charge of Heaton and learned that he has medi­ cal experience. He then tells Heaton where 'Hale is and the posse sur­ rounds the cabin and by force of numbers induces the mountaineers to surrender. Heaton patches Hale up and then tells the moonshiners they will be permitted to go free if they will destroy their still. This old Judd Tolliver agrees to do. The old man discovers that Dave has been a traitor and shoots him. v Hale rapidly recovers under Juife's nursing. He begs June to marry him, but she says she cannot leave her father, who has nothing left but her. Hale pleads in vain and starts down the trail alone. Old Judd has seen that June is sacrificing every­ thing to be loyal to him and calls Hale back, telling him June wants to see him. Hale returns and June sees thru her father's ruse and her heart glad. Back near the Lonesome Pine old Judd walks slowly down the trail and into the sunset. Crochet cotton 65 cents and 85 Cents per box at the Fay Variety store. Supervisor at Hut Springs Chairman Nahum Brotzman of the McHenry county board of supervisors and a resident of Riley, left last week for Hot Springs, N. D., where he is now receiving treatment tit the Battle Mountains sanitarium, an institution given over to the care and treatment of Civil war veterans. Mr. Brotz- man's recovery from the amputation of his leg is slow and his trip to South. Dakota is made in the hope that he may recover his former good health and strength. His brother supervis­ ors and county officials gave a banquet in his honor at one of Woodstock's restaurants on Monday of last week. Supervisors Reject Proposition By a vote of 9 to 6 the McHenry county board of supervisors rejected the proposition made by Woodstock gentlemen to take over the ground owned by the McHenry County Agri­ cultural society, upon which the county fairs are held each" year. Had the supervisors granted them their wish, a stock company would likely 4iave been formed and future fairs held under the direction of the com­ pany. • - Ice Hand Found Dead at Antioch Louis Bruckner, an ice house em­ ploye of Antioch, was found dead at the foot of a straw stack Just outside of the state line near Antioch one day last week. The last time he was seen alive was on- the morning previous to thA AAU iiA 'fflUttL' sua ™ .. IS 11 > "i m 11 ir ********************************* '•V ••0' 7\ ~ V v . / "" - -« V • f £>7 <, *rS" -•*' It VS * ' < - A V - ' "*S ' BEFORE THE WAR PRICES ON HOLIDAY GOODS i m . • » - We have suitable Gifts for young and ok! ^ «rticl<es not listed he»' Our stock comprises :rk '- Gifts For Ladies! Jewelry, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Gut Glass®* Fine Box Candies, Perfume, Popular Books, Box Paper, Ptayer Books, Leather Goods, Brushes, Combs and Mirrors! V- Smoking Sets, Cigar Cases, Cigars by can or box, Fountain Pens, Box Paper, Thermos Bottles, Safety Razors, Flashlights, Traveler^* Ml Books, Purses and Card Caaes. ^ '* > THE SWEETEST GIFT The finest chocolates-made Bunte's, Liggett's, Kranz's, Lovell & Covell's aud Morse's. Fancy Boxes w 30c to $2.00 AN ANSCO CAMERA "The Gift Ideal, Brings Christmas joys And pleasures real." All styles,^ $2.00 to $2j>.00 FOR HOME SHAVERS Safety Razers--all styles Gillett's__$5.00 Gross Cut>_$l.50^ Durham, Gem Jr. & Penn__fl.00;H Hones & Straps. _^__85c to $1.50 Gifts For The Children! Dolls^ Toys, Games, Books, Juvenile Stationer, Box Cameras. Latest novelty Tinker Toys and Tinker Pins, 50 cents per set. Pure sugar candies, 10 cents to 25 cents pep pound. SHOP AT THE STORE WITH THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT E. v. MCALLISTER, WEST MCHENRY ***»»« CENTRAL Thursday, Dec. 14«John Barry- more In "NEARLy A KINQ" Saturday. Dec. 16--Florence Reed in "THE DANCING QJRL" Sunday, Deq. 17--Charlotte Walk­ er in TRAIL CWP THE LONESOME PINE" Coming, "1 HE ALIEN" I fUVft BOY FLOUR OF STEADY , SATISFACTION You'll get good results always (not sometimes) when you use Early Ris­ er flour. Because" the most exact­ ing care is taken to keep iui Quality unfalteringly up tp its high standard of goodness. Early Riser flour never fluctuates in quality. The finest of plump, full ripened wheat, careful milling and a thoro system of grind­ ing and bolting makes Early Riser flour as good as it can be made. In­ quire of yotir grocer or WEST N'HENRY " FLOUR AND FEED HILLS seen leaving the village with his shot gun and hunting dog, evidently start­ ing out on a hunting trip. A jury returned a verdict of accidental death A' Send Your Own Check When you want to send money to distant points the mo& lent way to do it is to send a check. When you send a check by mail you insure yourself again& loss, because if the check is loti payment on it can be topped at the bank and a duplicate issued. You lose nothing. We offer you the be& of facilities for handling your checking account We can give you prompt and efficient v service. Your money is absolutely safe and &ill ju& as available as in your own pocket We invite you to open a checking account with us, and assure you "that we will give you the of We& McHenry State Bank i-%. Dundee Boys Under Arrest Andrew Brown, a seventeen-year- old student of the Dundee high school, was arrested at Carpentersville last Saturday and passed the night in jail. The young man is charged with lar­ ceny. He was released the following day when his father and a Dundee contractor signed his $1,000 , bond. Most of the thefts with which the young man is charged were commit­ ted in the school and on a farm where he was employed during ^is spare time. '• p -V . * Fox Lake Booming Fox Lake is experiencing quite a boom just now and residents look for­ ward to a bright future for their vil­ lage. Considerable building is going on in the village at the present time, while many improvements on summer homes are contemplated by the own­ ers. The village also boasts of a resident doctor and. dentist, some­ thing that the vlilage has always been without until now. * When you say the Just Us club will give a dance Dec. 30 everybody hails A a» aa PLUMBING AND SEATING BY- ,-v DONAVIN & REIH ANSPERG E R Office In Pfcoa* No 73-R Sptvldinf BMt. ALFORD Ik POUSE Attorney-atXaw Weft McHenry, - - 111. Telephone No. 1G8-R SIMON. STOFFEL Insurance agent for all classes of property in the best companies WEST McHENRY, - ILLINOIS F. J. AICHER ; ̂ DENTIST OAce I* Telephone Exchange Bid*. Center villa is sure to be a merm ̂ one if yOti Nut* ; r Fruit® ' ' Candies * and Groceries at ou store. Our stock i|fi complete and we ar|| sure our goods will* assist in making yoii, a Merry Christmas ̂ M. Niesen I* 'i * L, It t >, . McHenry, m>rnm Mdkmy «•