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•'-•'• - . 4 ^' Z ' " ' 1 B : "'•' '"' ' W ^ ' '-1'^ A* ^ "" ' * • 5,1"" i*7' **"- - •' . ** ./ -v* ' T '.••>, n* ^ Jj THE M'HENRY PLA1NDEALER Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by Charles F. Renich. Entered as second-class matter at the postofice at McHenry, HI., un d*r the act of May £,,18.79. -»r. ______ Subscription Rates One Year ......... Six Month* .--...... TTT ~ ...$2.00 ...$1.00 A. H. MOSHER, Editor and Manager Six party tickets will be printed (A the official Illinois ballot for the gek era! elcctiou on November 6. Tbe uuiuber wus announced a few days ago by Secretary of State Louis L. Kntmerson when the time limit for; filing of independent petitions «•' plred. The tickets to be placed on the ballot are the Republican. Demo crat, Independent Republican, Socialist, Labor, Socialist and Workers (Communist) Tarty of America. Thjf Prohibition party did not file a tick et. It is probable that the state bal lot will be certified to county clerks of the sj^te by the secretary of state oo O«'fobers17. The official ballot will be much smaller this yenr because o? the' passage pf a law providing that tbe names (of the 29 Presidentia' electors w er« not to/ be carried. The names of candidates of the respective parties for President and Vice President will head the ticket. The width pf the ballot also will be reduced because parties which have filed tu former years did not present petitions. 0»-:#KS THK M'HENBY FLAlRDBAIJkB, THURSDAY,,OCTOBER 1% W» Wsrvv^ VI. ^ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS tJSE THK CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR QUICK RESULTS 'LI FOR SALS WANTED Illustrated books on tbe trees and wild flowers of Illinois are being' prepared by the stale k department of registration and education for use in public libraries, high schools, normal schools, and colleges. It was announced recently, by Dr. Stephen A. Forbes, ctiief of the state natural history survey. The new books are tbe first of a series planned by Doctor Forbes to inake available to schools the scientific information that has accumulated in the records of the state natural history survey during the fifty-two years of Ms jnot'.ve work on the natural life of Illinois, The on« on trees, a book of 90S pages, including 124 full-page photograph* of the different species, besides maps to show In what counties eadb speclgs has been found, and keys Jo aid in the identifying of ipicTinenS, •was written by R. R. Miller, now chief* forested of the state department of conservation, and L. R. Tehon, botanist of the &ft^e natural history survey. This })ook is now fn press and will be ready for distribution in Djc^juber, T»ocfor Forbes $aij). The wfid flow?? handbook, TnTended as a gtildf to thj , _ study of the eSflamon flowering plants j Totals., that frroj in Illinois will contain de- ' »rHptioni aStl urawingi of iBore "tliW BOWLING LEAGUES \The bowling1 season has again opened at the Palace Recreation rooms on Green street and according to present indications a btysy season^is ahead for this popular home of winter recreation. The week starts off with the K. C. teams who roll the big balls every Monday evening), then on Tuesday evening the Foresters from St. John's Court, Johnsburg, try their luck at the game. There aTe four teams from Johnsburg and they bowled their first games of the series last Tuesday evening, Oct. 9, with the captains in charge of each team as follows: William J. Meyers, team'No. 1; Walter Smith, te&m No. 2; William Tonyan, POR SALE--McCormick-Deering 4- roll husker, practically new; team of horses; Fordson tractor, plow and disc. Joe Kuhn, Richmond, 111. Phone 425. 20-2 WANTED--Work btf day. Phone 64-M. LdST: Mrs. Pox. • , * r FOR SALE--^Complete set ©athroom 'fend kitchen plumbing fixtures, . Will sacrifice for immediate sale." R. F. Conway. Phone *167. 20 LOST--Diamond stick pin with safety clasp, white gold, on Riverside Drive the latter part of last week. Finder leave at J. J. Miller's store and receive reward. 20 ; 1 FOR SALE--One Baldwin Hamilton FOE RENT $600 player-piano, like n6w, at $175 Walnut finish. Also roll cabinet with FOR RENT--House with garage on 50 rolls. Call McHenry 170 for fuT- east side of rivet. Inquire of Mrs. ther details. 20 Jack Nicholls, 20"! FOR SALE--Cabbage at one cent FOR RENT--The N. H. Petesch resiper pound. Peter May, % mile south dence, 7-room house and bath; two of Solon Mills. *20-3 car garage. Rent $40. Inquire of -- Victtfr H. Thiele, Citizens State Bank. FOR SALE--^ Lady's black velvet 20 plush coat, fur-trimmed; size 38-40. Like new and never worn in McHenry. $10. Phone 88-J. 20-tf FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-- Mrs. Edwards, Pearl and Court Sts. Phone 88-J. 20-tf FOR SALE--Choice onions, carrots and potatoes. Inquire of James Havteam No~ 3; Ben SchmitCTeam No."-!!! erin, phone 614-M-l, Lily Lake. 19-4* The Foresters of St. Mary's Court, i_ Z ! . , McHenry, have also organized four SAI^--E"ly Jh.,.° h°™e"f7°Wr FOR RENT--8-room house on'Rivteams which bowl every Thursday eraide Drive. Modern. Call at John 3 W. Ahrens, L?West McHenry. Tel. - -- usua,l ,l.in eup o.f 58-M. 18-4 night at the Palace alleys, in a series of games for the usual lineup of, prizes. George P. Freund is the cap-1 FQR SALE_23 ft., V-bottom, Hacker FOR RENT--Furnish& room, with or without board. ,<Mrs. Henry Foss, Court street. Phone 84-J. 19 nr Stilling's Tire Shop. Phone 157. 19-tf tain of team No. 1, Edwin Freund of team No. 2, Charles Freund of team No. 3 and Ed Smith is the captain of team No. 4. Following are the games as played last week. Johnsburg Foresters' games were played Oct. 9 as follows: Vtam No. 2 FOR RENT--Seven-living-room flat, above store. Jos. W. Freund, West design, mahogany runabout, powered McHenry. l$-tf with F-6, 125 hp. Gold Cup Scripps motor, complete equipment, first class condition. Boat can be' seen at the . Fox River Valley Boat Co., McHenry, BIG BUSINESS FIRM OFFERS EMHELP WANTED Will Smith.;. 89 96 G. Schmitt Ill 101 G. Hiller 103 87 H. Weber. 125 97 W. Smith.;. ; 141 168 Totals .....569 668 Team No. 1 J. N. Schmitt,... 138 . 126 M. N. Schmitt..T._. 126 134 Joe Huff 89 96 Ben Hiller 138 122 W. J. Meyers 190 133 111. Bargain to quick buyer. 18-tf PLOYMENT--We have a place for several ambitious men in your locall 123 178 129 189 163 FOR SALE OR TRADE--My proper- ty to introduce and sell Heberling's ty located in Champaign, 111., renting Big Line of farm and household necesfor $70 per month. Phone 118-J. J. J. sities direct to the farm trade--quick Marshall. 17-4 sales--big profits--low prices--every home a prospective buyer--permanent and profitable work. Must have car. Write today for free catalogue. G. C. HEBERLING COMPANY Dept. 329, Bldomington, 111. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--7-room house with three lots, at Solon Mills. .782 Will exchange for a house in McHenjry. William Brennan, phone 221-J, 147 McHenry. 15-tf 133 MISCELLANEOUS 74 FOR SALE--Small chicken farm, be" 101 tween 4 and 5 aares, ^4 mile from TRUCK OWNERS-- for profitable 254 McHenry on Lake Geneva cement permanent Coal business. No invest- -- Justen, Rte 3. ment. Write G. V. WELTON, 343 So. 169 <8*0 species. Specimens have been collected Id all parts of the state, and 'drawings of 300 species have been ftjilahed. This work Is being done h# Dr. W. D. McDoogall .and Miss (liarlotte Llebtag. both of the departof botany in the t^nlverrlty of lifiDolE i':' mh - *1--n* j * " Ox-warble, cattle warble, in l>an»jard parlance. "Wolf-In-ih«4»ack,r ln~ to b« investigated with the ouject fit finding some practical preventive, according" to plans outlined In the <»ilce of the director of agriculture recently. Representatives of the fed rra! bureau of animal Industry, with fall co-operation of the state depart tntet of agriculture, will carry on «*jj»r1ment* In Knox emmty. A stn>- i.ar is to be carried on iH Colorado. • \f ,Adj.-Gen. Cartos EL Black will bold examinations in Springfield and Chicago on November 8-10 for Illinois guardsmen applying for admission to West Point. Applications for the examination must reach tbe office of ttaa adjutant general before October SL Any guardsman Is eligible for the examination if he enli**-<] before July 1. last, is between nineteen and twenty- two years old and more than five feet four inches tall. J €81 611 70$ JTeam No. 3 A.Smith.........^ 122 124 S. Schaefet.. Ill 101 A. Schmitt 120 120 F. Mlchels...-^. 101 138 B. Schmitt 167 124 road. Mrs. Joe H. Phone 611-J-l. 6-tf Dearborn St, Chicago. 20* 109 82 104 Totals •ijsaai No. 4 A".: TonySn 95 E. Tonyan.......~...~... 155 Leo Smith... 125 B. Freund....:....^ 127 W. Tonyan.......MM..M.M.^..157 621 607 663 131 140 126 176 146 As the growing season advances. Qtrfeery inspectors in the service of the state department; of agriculture are well along with their investiga tions for the control of plant diseases. In September, they took on the inspection of 40 nurseries, and conducted tbe season's second inspection of 78 others, covering in all. 1,190 acres of nursery area. Totals -- 659 717 709 W. J. Meyers' bowled the high game for the evening with a score of 254. On Oct. 11 the McHenry Foresters bowled the following games: Team No. 1 Geo. P. Freund. 128 184 L. Smith..., 155 188 Wm. Althoff....~~~.~.. 125 125 H. G. Weber 146 145 G. R. Jiutten 125 125 Teast No. 2 V. Freund 196 142 P. A. Freund.. 156 154 A. Weingart.......„ 84 189 Joe Weber 164 158 Ed Freund 187 187 Team No. 4 Ed Smith - 157 153 F. Rosing 120 137 J. Miller. 106 149 J. Thennes.......-- 160 149 Geo. Weber..-- 142 145 DEPENDABLE USED CARS ON , HAND s 1W 1926 Ford Coupe WM^«.....$100 1926 Ford Coupe 1924 Nash Touring 1928 Chevrolet Coupe 1925 Nash Sedan <1926 Dodg# Sedan .* 1924 Reo 1-ton Express...;....!..J... ?^{1925 Dodge Coupe ... J*™:' Easy Payment Plan iJo ' ^Lave a complete line of trucks p. Miller, hi l/^-ton and 1 l/^-ton in closM or cuted. . open t»ody types. -------- JAMES MORROW * SON Phone 186 West McHenry, I1L NOTICE--No hunting or trespassing allowed on my farm, located 2 miles north of McHenry. Tony Miller. 20-2* NO HUNTING OR TRESPASSING-- allowed on the farms of Stephen N. Schmidt, Ed. Fisher, Robert Knox and Edmund V. Knox. *18-5 200 140 m 495 496 175 NO HUNTING--Notice is hereby giv- 325 en that no hunting is allowed on the old Whiting farm, occupied by John Trespassers will be proselff- 6 138 162 92 144 126 I mi 138 126 162 210 USED CARS NASH VICTORIA 4-passen|«r Coupe, excellent condition, full equipment, a rare bargain, new car service. MOON 5-passenger Sedan, fine condition, good tires, six wheel equipment with two span tu*s^ ¥#ry sa**» onable price. r) :/ • LEXINGTON 4-passen&er * Coupes, good mechanical condition, very good tires. Needs a little .tinkering to make it a good looking car. WATKINS PRODUCTS--Having tak en over the sale of the Watkins Produets, I am now ready to serve this entire territory with anything in this line. Phone McHenry 54-J.. Earl McAndrews. ^2-tf NO HUNTING--Notice is hereby given that no hunting is permitted on the old Baur farm, occupied by C J. Bender. Violators gill be prosecuted according to law. * 16-6 "I'frjl "• ' '•!" •! i"1!*1*; ^. TYPEWRITERS Sales and Servic*. v Repaired' and Rentals. Prompt attention to phone calls. Phone 549. L. K1LTZ, Woodstock 49-tf 174 FORD Light Delivery Truck, express 131 body with covered top and dosed cab, 171 good condition, 136 127 pv>. Totals ...*..-- 696 Team No. 3 H. Schaefer..1.., 150 Leo Heitner.....«»«...... 125 J. Baur* 125 A. Justcn..........~~~... 119 C. Fteund...m................... -1 .172 MASTER 1%-ton Truck, fine condi- -- -- tion, good tires, closed cab, platform 733 739 body with removable sides. New paint job included. , 185 *125 125 199 162 19l 125 125 125 128 . Construction 0f an addition to the centennial building which will cost approximately ST.VUKX) will be provided for in a bill to be offered to tbe next session of the Illinois gen eral assembly. The addition adjoin lug the memorial building will be and for offices to relieve the present congested condition of departments 9<»w located In the eapitol building. 7te bill was passed 'by-'the legislat< tre four years ago. After plans and specifications had been considered the project was tnid aside because of n shortage of state funds and .the amount wifcs not reapportioned. Senator Earl R. Searcy, who fathered the old bill. Is expected to Introduce the new meas five wblcb is expected to meet wfrh the approval of assemblymen from downstate. . • • Totals 681 796 694 The high game for the evening was bowled by Ed Freund with a score of 210. The high score for the week at the Palace alleys was made by Art Meyers with 257 pins to his credit He won the prize of five dollars offered each week at the alleys for high soef«. G. A. STILLING GARAGE / Save a dollar each week by taking advantage of the special offers in the Plaindealer ads and at the end of the year you have fifty-two dollars. Your subscription costs two dollars--the fifty is your profit. x -1 TAKE YOUR Sowing Machine trouble to fe. Popp. West McHenry. Repairing done on all makes. Also fluff and rag rug weaving. Phone 162. 13-tf MdBENRY - WAUCONDA MOTOR EXPRESS--We handle express to and from Chicago. Chicago freight department 411 W. Superior St Phone McHenry 213-W. 82-tf TUNE--and keep your piano tunea Tuning makes your piano a musical instrument Phone 274-J or write J. H. Deihl, Woodstock, I1L 27-tf BRIDGEPARTY Mrs. Albert Krause entertained at a bridge party at her home last Thursday evening, the proceeds of which went to the local fortress of the Daughters of the G. A .R. in their fund for the purchase of flags for the school. Three tables were in play during the evening and the first prizes were won by Mrs. Andrew Eddy and A. J. Schneider, the second prizes by Mrs. A. C. Reynolds and Walter Walsh and the consolations went to Mrs. A. J. Schneider and Andrew Eddy. Music and' dancing completed the evening and refreshments were served. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eddy, Mr. &ndj Mrs. Walter Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Purvey. SMITH-HOOVER CLUB *0 .' a ^ SPONSOR SMOKER FRIDAY The local Smith-Hoover club announces that a smoker will be held at the Legion club rooms on Friday evening, Oct. 19 (tomorrow). A radio will be hooked up to listen in on the address of A1 Smith, to be delivered in Chicago beginning at 9 o'clock. The club extends a cordial invitation to the general public to attend this smoker. Gome up and brwjg friends. v * Foolmd by the Coloring Goldfish are only carp, but even tlie cats are fooled by the brilliant coloring.-- Atchison Olohe. SflELDOFpN* OCTOBER 20 to 26 Family Flour, 24'/2-lb. Bags, each .....81c Pop Corn, 10-oz. cans, each 13c Shrimp, No. 1 tall cans, each 18c Strawberry Preserves) 1-lb. jars, 2 for 47c i Cake Flour, pkg. 29c Super Suds, L...3 pkgs. for 25c Lima Beans,, 2 lbs. for 25c Vanilla or Lemon Extract, %-ox. bottles, each ............. .... 10c Jos. J. Miller Prop. Pearl St. and Riverside Dr. NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT Public notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Local Improvements of the City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, held on the 16th day of October, A. D., 1928, at the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., in the City Council Chambers, in the City Hall in the City of McHenry, Illinois, a contract was awarded for the construction of a local improvement as provided by Special Assessment number Eleven (H), County Court of McHenry County, Illinois, Qocket Number 2798, for grading, curbing, - paving, draining, etc., of a portion W Crystal Lake Road and Main Street in said City of McHenry, McHenry County, Illinois, to E. H. Merrick, at his bid priet'Ot Eleven Thousand Four Hundred TKlee Dollars and Ning&iy Cents (111.403.90). ^ * JOHN R. KNOX; "" Secretary of the Board of li«?al provements of the City of McHenry,. McHenry Couhty, Illinois. ' Dated at McHenry, Illinois, this 17th day o« October, K D., 1828. 20 -mm Sweetheart v^' One call makes medium sized p«®. You can have pumpkin eyery day of the yeaiv Ho. 3 can. i m Katiiral Garden Pfear >^tfu8t as they come out of the pod. Absolutely / tender. A delicious flavor. You will like this ' grade. / J. , v" No. 2;canj - * ' m 20^ (Sweetheart Brand) "A Home l^wned Stoire" McHenry, Illinois ILLEl THEATRE. ^^^•yOODflOCK, Woodstock's Beautiful Play Howe DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest cash prices for dead animals. Telephone Merrick's, Dundee 810-J-l Reverse charges. Prompt service. . ; 46-tf FAMILY REUNION A delightful family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. James McDonald on Sunday, Oct. 7, at which time all of her children and grandchildren, including one great-grandchild, were present. The party was a surprise to Mrs. McDonald and was a very pleasant day spent with her i public card party following | family who had not been all together regular meeting Tuesday eve- for several years. Those who «uhftig. Fifteen tables of cards and joyed the day were: Mrs. McDonald s bunco were in plaj^ and a pleasant only sister, Leona, of Beloit, Wis., fevening was enjoyed by the members! an<j her children and their families; FOX RIVER VALLEY CAMP GIVES PUBLIC CARD PARTY The members of Fox River Valley Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, gave their . BIRTHS Ifern to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nickels, a baby girl, at the Woodstock hospital on Oct. 9. ^ Mr. and Mrs. George Miller are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Tuesday morning, Oct. 16. \> Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weber are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Honda v. She will answer to the name **Mriey Ann. Consistent ajMfftldnf # fW * result*, -i ' '1""' ' '• and guests present. Bridge, five hundred and bunco were played and in T>ridge the first prize was won by Mrs. Earl McAndrews and the second by Mrs. Fred C. Schoewer. In five Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and fam ily of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Peatt of Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cropley of Solon Mills; Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Brown of Ringwood; Mrs. hundred the first prize went to Mrs. i Alice M. Harrison and family; Thomas Anna Geier and the second to C. W.I McDonald; Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Harri Goodell. In bunco the first prize was Lon arMj family of Elgin; Mr. and •won by Mrs. Evangeline Smith and Mrs. Floyd Carr of Greenwood; Miss the second by Mrs. William Bacon. Leona Cropley of Solon, and Paul 'Refreshments appropriate to the season were served. FRESH STRAWBERRIES Mrs. Ellen Ensign reports that she has been picking fresh ; strawberries out of her garden three times a week, being of a late variety. Prutzman of Rogers Park. '. Static Often tbe neighbors think the famiiy next door have moved, when It's just * case Of golf 'hound 'being the has- <Mnd Af * 'bridge UMifl.--Hlimrf New*. BRIDGE CLUB MEETS Mrs. Nick Freund was hostess to the members of her card club at her home on Waukegan street on Thursday afternoon of last week. Two tables of bridge were played during the afternoon and the first prize was won by Mrs. J. W. Rothermel, the second by Mrs. J. W. Freund and the consolation went to Mrs. John Kilday. This was the second meeting of the series and the next hieeting will be at the home of Mrs. Joe W. Freund on next Wednesday afternoon. Num bers were drawn to determine the order in which the members would entertain the club as follows: Mrs. J. W. Freund, Mrs. Emma Freund, Mrs. Simon Michels, Mrs. Joe Miller, Mrs. J. W. Rothermel and Mrs. ¥ red Justen. ' PAVING CONTRACT AWARDED At a meeting of the McHenry Board of Local Improvements held at the city hall Tuesday evening, a contract for the paving of Crystal Lak* road from the North Western tracks to the city limits was awarded to E. H. ^Merrick for the sum of $11,406. AO. Ptatndealers «t Evening Shows at 7 and 9 Matinees-- On Wednesdays, Thursday*, Saturdays and Sundays, 3 p. m, SATURDAY OCT. 29 , ; Fred Thomson ^ in "Km CARSOH" also PA-JHE NEWS AND COMEDY SUNDAY ' OCTOBER 21 Mat. 2:30--Evening 6:39; 9 KM) Bod LaRocqttt Sue Carrell in "CAPTAIN SWAGGER" also PATHE NEWS AND COMEDY ON THE STAGE SUNDAY * POMPOUS REVUE "THE VARIETY QUINTETTE" Featuring LUC1LE PETERSON Five* Young Ladies in Music, Songs, Dancing and Piano "SAND BALANCING NOVELTY" ROBERTS & MORRIS With Their Unique Pole Spin MONDAY -- TUESDAY WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22-23-24 Mat. Wcfcfnesday, IdM p. * Evenings 7:00, 9:09 r Cecil B. DcMille's Masterpiece "KING OF KINGS" •yw*-- 1; * THURSDAY ^ "OCTOBER 2l Lew Godie and Eileen Pringle hi 4'BEAU BROADWAY" also Pathe News. FaHes, Speita : ;•;» FRIDAY, . OCTOBER 2| V ? FROM WLS CHICAGO; . FORD & GLENN||£ 4'The Lullaby BoysR ? The Greatest Radio Stars1 Oik the Air * MA? '!•»•>•» » »•» »<•» H » » FRETT'S . Grocery and Market *«• Main Stre^-^ { \ . V" West McHenry j ^ for Saturday h BEE^--Pot Roasts { Shoulder PORK---j Loin Roasts V4i.Spare Ribs The prices on JSaturday.oii the Above items are going T >v. 4 i'-V* r to be DOWN TO ROOK BOTTOM iBefore you byy meAts this week be sure to get Frett's prices. If you don't you are bound to lose a chance to \ • save. Prices on other items than the aboVe will be cor- j * r^,st)ondjn|;|ylow. ; Amateur Boxing - ^ ^Jnder Direction of A. A U. ^ • * ' ' ' AKTIOCH PALACE One Mile South of Antioch Friday, October 8:45 P. M SHARP ' V , •, 8 ALL-STAR BOUtS--FIGHTERS THAT FIGHT Charley Zahnale ^ \ V s. •(_ Highland Park, Ul, -- » 125 Ibft. Marry Leggette Chicago, 111. Gene De Rose Gary, Ind. v* ' ¥ * Vs. 123 lbs. r- * fiennie Goldblattz :: Chicago, 111. Eddie Peddle f ; Lake Forest, 111. Mm- "I | J o e L u n e t t o : Chicago, III. Frank Hughes Kenosha, Wis. 1^106 lbs. "Parry Karlos Gary, Ind. Fritz Behrenz Lake Forest, 111 ' -Vs. .- >< v. 156";..#-As t* •A ». Hugh Campbell f:" Grayslake, HIT Lon Staley i v Wa ukegan, 111.?-- • \ IT • ^ : ?132 Ilia. jJoe Brown 4 'sEvan8ton, 111. A • - Larry I^evette ^ Waukegan, 111.. \V7 s. '152 lbs. Frankie- Mason . ' Chicago, 111, Felix Druba t| Waukegan, 111./ > v j. 165 lbs. ?;• '• Bob Stone c - Chicago, III. Popular P^ice $1.00 * |o 8eats Reserved Latiet DANCtNG EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNft&Y Music by WHITIE and his : Blue Diamond Orchestra 'm ,!iHits.': !A 4*!V w: