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ome and Lei Us Show You p'.fK //it k a -m i • tint An Just What You Wtuit. ;•£•/<! «*/ Fountain Pens-- • • • Choice Perfumes-- s ^ - \) "* ^ "kl BeocUs-^«;<:'5W^ \^|M> •• '• • " v'^H- V1 i; and other desirable and useful presents --at the right price ;j FOR EVERYBODY FSoIFffwN. H: PRTRSCHPR86SIST ' Ls--: ' • MjrhMch^ler pa#) is fy'-- W-Mi v •' r-DO your ; •NOW W* Have a Large Varii .** * " *• * * . i *'X*V 1 -#%V pood study ev weekperiod in le fa# I ^ &/ ^y\H r plain and |/v >r $1.25 to $Sjf' houses & Silk Waists up to.SiJt Fers, Sport Coats, Aprons, Kimonas, etc. In and Fancy Handkerchiefs in fancy Xmas boxes, pej box ..file to $1& ^ Fancy Bed Room Slippers in all colors, for all sizes / and ages ^ ; A\|ine line of Men's Neckwear, each 25c to $1JI Our line of Shoes and Oxfords is very c6mplete, all popular styles and prices , Ladies' silk and wool, all wool, silk and cotton /?!. hosiery, all grades, per pr - ._._-5#c to $3Jt % /lien's & boys' Sweaters, large line of styles & colon M. J. WALSH V 2^ Don't forget that the jolly Yuletide is only few short weeks away. It is not too v I pearly to begin your Christmas shopping. * *Vjpur usual line ofsbeautiful and acceptable ^ Christmas gifts--all new and of the- latest c ^design--is beginning to arrive. p\- \ *^;We invite y<>u to come in and look atotir v , large assortment of T "•* I .r *. '^pyu •, - * » > * " **; f ' ' f ' t * * , »'•? > '•:•*%<$*. U**K.. FURNITURE FLOOR LAMPS FERNERIES PLAYER PIANOS PIANOS £; fa 4 GRAFONOLAS RUGS ^ ftOOVER VACUUM CLEANER *f/ and many other gifts suftable to evei|r 'inember of the family. ' / . - / ' - • • / . • ; JACOB JUSTEN McHENRY, ILL. f .rxmm-' Your Christmas Will be made all the more cheerful by making your selections from our very complete stock which consists of ' ", ' W ' f'V'. •# ,:f. _ Candies in F'anry r:h«4^mft^ tUyv^, *dA ^ y,;- «»d Nuts" AFTER THANKSGIVING tte* of ymt it Althi ^ ^ _ >r of i too great. As has ! viooity in this column, $ |b««n ifto|litM in ttii ~ j which It Miy time » ;«ny subset the par««it« of th» fta$Al sre immediately notified. This notiifiration comes thru the mail by means | of a card; the only exception (t ftis I rule, is for the students who m ota | the examination. At the end it Mch quarter the parent is notified of this failure by means of the r^>ort card | which is issued the follow»g null. As usual we have a certain par OMt of our pupils who are not $fcwinj? work in part of their subjects. .We desire to appeal to the parents to j investigate as closely as possible the cause for these failures. We find that the cause is often due to a lack of a proper amount of study. It is at this point that * the- parents could greatly assist their children in their ihisrh school work. Any pupil who is failing in one subject should place ! from an hour to an hour and a half of ening of the school ime of the study e pupil is not outside disturat any pupil who io is placing an averto an hour and a half of. school study should be bring up his work to passing few weeks. If they are not able to do So it Would be well for the parents to confer with me at the office and have a personal conversation in ! regard to- the matter. We are very anxious that no pupils fail in their work. Failing in one subject means a loss of one-fourth of a year .to the student. No student can afford the loss of this type. We hope that by the co-operation of pupils, parents and teachers we can prevent a larger portion of our failures. Signed, C. H. Duker. 1 Notice has just been received from State High School Visitor H. A. Hollister that the McHenry community high school has been accredited for the school year of 1923-24. This extends the credit to July 30, 1924. Freshman Notes j Ask the bunch that went to Hebron in the bus if they had.a good time. | You will find the English I students very busy, book reports are due soon after Christmas. The little high school children ata rejoicing over the coaling of Santa jClaus at the senior Christmas party. We hope that there will be more | students at the basket ball game Friday than there were at the Huntley game. The English I students are having quite a time with "IvanhOe." What is the matter? Is it the party the seniors are going to give? Senior Notes Don't forget to come and cheer for your home team tomorrow night. We need your support, so ,don't fail us. We want to thank -the board for ,the protection they built for us last week, the hall leading from the main building to the annex The senior class is giving a party for the entire high school Saturday [Everyone must be dressed as a child (before admittance wHl be allowed, j The entertaining committee had jmost delightful meeting at the home jof Mr. Stringer last Saturday night. Spice was added to the meeting by ; the presence of the faculty. j The seniors have so much work they don't know where to start first and while a senior boy is seen thinking on what to start Miss Kisch gives him the position of writing school- ' notes just so he won't get into ,mis- | chief. " T- . TARGET 8HOOT ATTRACTS MANY Frank Freund Hangs Up Perfect Scare la 25 Bird Event 1#1?!?*" • THE SPORT REVIEW PHI. A-SAT., DEC. 15 & 1# Constance Talmadge ' _--IN-- Les&as of Love a liaetre worth while gift? . AND--*-• SUNSHINE COMEDY SMN. & MQM. DEC* 17 * J8 A.GOLDWYN FEA-TOULte -AND---- ' ^ ^^WNSHINE COMED* ^ SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2t3« TUESDAY, DECEMBER** to the Bip ief MtoM if '• n . «s'i.*: : V: v'1 WM A shiny-new, dean, modem, cabinet gas range! ge with convenient and broiler; with ter (no matches requlpjp; with oven heat r makes the cooktng easy. AiSJB^pAS-Hto clean, fuel: so reasonable and so abi^ldsiitf C&M any wnnan wArtli white tfiff? " *47?^ See Our Holiday Special*- v-m* 4$ f 90 i ^Gladys Waltoik;i £ --in-- m fs •' t. The Jilt SUN- * MON., DEC. 24 A' 2© •'$&W M mam •$< I WiMii ' if. '* ^ ** - • S i* * ,• "S' - V "J y<:>} - "v' ft K '*• V."' i>, - mm*. '3k' <$£ ~w .* « .:'fV is .<^1 zmsm 0;§ FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER Wp also have special ice cream for your Christmas Dinner, both in bulk and brick. Flavors: Vanilla, New York, $ " , For the MenT Fotka -'" Out stock of cigars, cigarettes and pipes makes selections an easy matter. Our cigars and cigarettes are put up in <£•• ^r'stmas ^Qxes and are sure to please brother and • imM That there are a number «# tfty good marksmen in this immediate vicinity .was demonstrated at the target shoot as held here last Sunday afternoon under the auspices of the McHenry'Gun club. The shoot took place at the baseball grounds on the West Side and was participated in by fifty-two en- j Wheeler trants. Frank Freund of Johnsburg hung up the best score of the afternoon by breaking every target in a twentyfive bird event. Following him came Earl Harrison of Greenwood, who broke 24 out of 25. Ed. Harrison and W. H. Crawford of Ringwood each broke 23, while Jos. J. Mertes of Pistakee Bay and Math. Lay of Spring Grove broke 22 and 20 respectively. Riverview Camp Electa * The annual election of officers of Riverview camp, R. N. A., took place at their hall on Riverside Drive on Tuesday evening of this week. The officers as elected are as follows Oracle, Barbara Krause; past oracle, AgnesB Wentworth; vice oracle, Ger trude Ritter; chancellor, Ella Gans; recorder, Katherine C. Schneider; receiver Magdelena Bohr; marshal, Lena Bohr; inner sentinel, Lydia Engeln; outer sentinel, Elizabeth Rothermel; manager for three years, Susie Bishop; physician, Dr. D. G. Wells; musician, Gertrude Schaefer. The. election of officers was followed by cards and bunco and the serving of light refl^shments. High honors at five hundred went to Mrs. Jos. W Rothermel and Mrs. George Worts while bunco honors were awarded to Mildred Gans and Mrs. John Engeln The annual Christmas tree for the children of members of the camp will take place on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 26. On accoiint of the many other special Christmas entertainments it has been found impossible to hold this annual affair before Christmas day. x Fine Crowd at Card Party ' A very fine crowd attended the card party sponsored by the members of McHenry chapter, O. E. S., and held at Masonic hail here last Saturday evening. Five hundred and bunco afforded a most pleasant time for At Ave hundred high honors went jMrs. Robert Thompson and Walter F. iVogt, while Mrs. Andrew Eddy and f|C. A. Hitchens carried away the conj solations. Mrs. John W. Fay won |high honors at bunco and Mrs. J. E the consolation. Refreshments were served at the close of the games. The entire proceeds will be turned over to the community .Christmas tree committee. aU. t to Spark From Chimney Causes Fire A spark from the chimney at the home of Dr. N. J. Nye set*fire to the rodf of his home on Elm street on Tuesday afternoon of this week Altho the alarm was sounded and all ! three hose carts were at the scene of So encouraged is the McHenry clubjthe fire within flve minutes after the over the result of last Sunday's event that they are already planning on another shoot to be held some tj"ff the latter part of the month. *•-- 5" 1 Lest to Hebran ^ The McHenry high school basket ball team journeyed to Hebron on Wednesday evening of last week, where they were handed a 37 to 6 defeat at the hands of the Hebron high school five. This was" McHenry's first trip away from home, which whistle had blown, volunteers who ar rived on the scene almost immediately after the blaze was discovered succeeded in extinguishing same without ike aid of the city hose. The damage sustained was small. /, ? i ^ ^ faking oven lS-inches in width, th^tt \ \ * ^" .."-ttwect size for economical use of gas|^ Come in and see it. ing. Purchases held for future delivery, if ctarfred. W mm-j _ *'•" - ar>d nieancUDmpaiy l ^ . 'S > A. ; -f. k V •H? •.if ' this bank implies obligation we are all. •- A ; f? 4-V W r> * •• >' <* *• % "K. jealous of guarding ; j It is 4 «acred ^%ustf^ •[ - - ;* j^i^} nl^tp ' - At" r - v v , V .K iy V* £3 rf t - , i fgi •r.,> £?t»- '/ • { ,/ - ; . "y * *-,/ ~tj - 1 * " • • *£• j ' . ' » . i» . J n-'- -V v:?j sisf dsk. A'li!' Entertained Jelly Sixteen ^ Mrs. Anton Schneider acted as hostess to the members of the Jolly Sixteen club at her home on Riverside Drive last Friday afternoon. The , , , _ .. *t_, i time was passed at the playing of five probably accounts for their showing.;hundred with hlfrh honors going to However, the boys declare that the Hebron team played a rather rough game and in so doing put1 the McHenry outfit off its regular stride. •> J • ^ t 1 ^ f f s A Mrs. N. E. Barbian, second to Miss Gertrude Weber and the consolation to Mrs. Simon Michels. Refreshments of a most delicious nature were served r>&K k "Ssi ^ v" / -'4 rf4p4^' 1' . ' • 0\f!f ' jtife.. V*v' it' chandise it has ever been our pleasure to display Jp the folks of McHenry and the surrounding community. Our store from front to back and from side to side is just one big holiday bazaar. Here you may find suitable and ever-wekbw# gifts for att membtli <5f thex family and for all your friends. We/cannot begin to enumerate the many gifts that have beeir Assembled but extend to you an invitation to Vfctft v ; . . ; j * * ® . - * * 1 , ^ &'r r: ' ^ " % • , * < V- / I ' • »1 ; VI 'J.--**?*#-' 1"'^* fy'ik' |' .•» W.-r/.v.V -- ± . • 3+.J. f<Vi :fTijE^SC?".fjtt i.yi •>9-srS-gX^'l. \ "y >,r\- ,-fl