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^ All kinds of krtre mi garden *a«ls; ; also pruning tools on display at J. J. Vycitai's. If you have anything to aril bring it to The Plaindealer and pot it in the classified ad column. ALL TAXES can be >>. " *' * ; * fox River Valley State Bank ' - . * t DIRECTORS Dr. D. G. Wells Ray McGee Wm, Smith Wm. Welch Wm. Pries John F. Miller N. H. Petesch Dr. D. G. Wells, President J. A. Conrad, Cashier WM. H. ALTHOFF HARDWARE For Hardware B. P. S. Paint and Varnish Our motto is qua'ity and service at a fair margin of profit. West McHenry Illinois WE have them in four different designs. These cabinets not only serve their purpose well but at the same time add greatly to the appearance of the home, feces range from $10 Up We would be very pleased to show them. May we not expect a visit from you? Jacob Justen & Son Furniture and Undertaking McHenry, Ui. DEMAND THE BEST Ice Cream. L McHENRY ICE CREAM COMPANY WHOLESALE PHONE 79-M ITEMS ONNTEREST AS PICKED UP BY PLAINDEALER REPORTERS DURING WEEK RADIO CABINETS WHAT PEOPLE ARE DOING IN THIS CITY AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY Get your Easter bonnet at i Blake Sisters', West McHenry. You can't go wrong by buying your early seed potatoes at M. M. Niesen's. Get your share of those snappy new fibre silk hose, 59c a pair at Louis Erickson's. Your repair work on watches, phonographs, clocks and sewing machines is solicited at Nye's Jewelry store, West McHenry. For the very best in meats, canned goods and vegetables call phone 170. We make deliveries. People's Market, West McHenry. The remains of Mrs. Vista Dayment, who passed away in Chicago, were brought to this city Monday and laid at rest in Woodland cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin have moved out from Chicago and are now occupying the flat in the Heimer block on Elm street. Mr. Martin will be employed by J- P. Weber, local contractor. The next meeting of Mystic Work ers of this city will take place at the home of Mrs. Ella Feltz on Wednesday evening of next week. April 15/ All members are kindly asked to be present. Attorney John Hart of Aurora, for mer member of the state legislature, will address the members of the McHenry council, Knights of Columbus, at their hall here this (Thursday) evening. * "Listen Ladies" as presented by the ladies of the M. E. Church In this city a short time ago, wilt' be presented by the same cast at Woodman hall, Ring wood, on Friday evening of this week, April 10. * The various assessors of the county met at Woodstock last week at which time they were given their books and since then most of these officers have set about to make the rounds of their respective townships. Owing to unforeseen conditions, which will make it impossible to present the playlets as advertised for April 16, the McHenry unit of the McHenry County Home Bureau announces that this entertainment has been postponed and will now take place on Tuesday evening, April 28. Watch this paper for further announcements. Mrs. N. E. Taylor, who conducts a summer hotel at Riverdale, on Fox river near Pistakee Lake, is getting her place ready for the opening of the season after having passed the wijiter months in Chicago. Mrs. Taylor has been in the summer hotel business along our river for a number of years and has always conducted a high-class place. The local fire department answered a call to the Chris Blake home, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kent on Green street about 8:15 o'clock on Tuesday morning of this week. The fire, which started on the roof and was probably caused from a chimney spark, was extinguished before much damage resulted. The response of the department was very prompt and effective. Thru the efforts of the newly organized Centerville Business Men's association, the business section ot Green street is now illuminated by means of four 600-candle power lights. The added voltage makes a very good improvement and needless to say is appreciated by the public in general. The extra cost for energy consumption will be borne by the Centerville organization. FOX LAKE MAN ADMITS THEFT OF BUICK AUTOMOBILE IN ELGIN ON MARCH 10 McHENRY S HONE OF AMUSEMENT "WE CAN T PLAY THEM ALL SO WE PLAY THE BEST" THUR. &FRI..APRIL 9 * 10 Norma Talmadge " 'V AND - ; Eugene' O'Brien •- . . --IN • -SECRETS" The picture that the yeari will never let you forget -- ^ -- -- -- ; -- Al'l- SAT. & SUN , APR. ll BIG TIME " VAtintvniE WITH FEATURE PICTURE- . AND COMEDY S^UNDAY MATI NEE 2:30 . , i ! . ^ • ' V\. , s • . SATURDAY, APR. 11- \ V "The Fire Patrol" A mighty melodramatic spectacle from the famous stage pisy x --WITH-- Anna Q. Nllsson Jack Richardson Helen Jerome Eddy Charles Murray Madge Bellamy Johnny Harron ' Bull Montanna AND COMEDY . SUNDAY. ARPIL 12 __ Douglas Fairbank8, Jf. IN Stephen Steps Out He is a real .American boy beading a star cast. AND THE COMEDY "FRONT" TUES. & WED.. APR. 14 A 15 SPECIAL Lillian Gish , IN---- 'The White Sister' "There is nothing on the stage this season, nor was there anything on the stage last season, to compare for one moment with the pathos, the suspense, the spectacular magnificence and the gorgeous finale of the picture which presents Lillian Gish in "The White Sister."--Alan Dale in N. Y. American. THURS. AND FRI., APR. 17 ft 18 Lionel Barrymore IN-- "I Am the Man" AND COMEDY SATURDAY, APRIL IS In a class all by himself WILLIAM S. HART -IN-- "SINGER JIN M'GEE" Loads of thrills and sccnery that fairly breathes of the west. CRYSTAL UKE BOWURS WW ROSSMAN-LOCKWOOD DEFEATED BY WEISWEINKLE-PULOS Two of McHenry's leading bowlers, Ed. Rossman and Verne Lockwood, met Weisweinkle and Polos, Crystal Lake's two best beta, in a ten game series last Thursday and Friday' nights. The first five games were rolled on the Crystal Lake alleys. The second night's settoo was staged on the local alleys. The Crystal Lake team took the series by a margin of 193 pins. The scores: Rossman Lockwood Weisweinkle Pulot 196 159 183 181 154 1*3 164 . 154 157 163 192 _ 205 154 »i • 180 192 146 1J78 174 199 210 ' HO ' 163 178 168 168 201 169 i 148 : 106 176 183 170 187 , . 186 804 . 179 /• a-MtBV' •_ 198 173 1682 ' • 1769 *180^ 1838 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hapke and Miss Dorothy Kramer of Libertyville were Sunday guests in the' Geo. Meyers home. ir ri mi in inn i i • Hliiiii Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ware and tkt. and Mrs. Wm. Fleming of Woodstock were guests of McHeary friend® gnat day. * RUBBER FOOTWEAR Totals Rossman and Lockwood Weisweinkle and Pulos . . .3461 ........8644 FOR CITY CLERK < I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of city clerk and will appreciate the support of the voters at the coming city election to be held on Tuesday, April 21. RAY F. CONWAY. is In great demand these days. We have a coi light, medium and heavy rabbet s suitable for all KEEP YOUR FEET DRY . . ~ Our Line of Oxfords and Poops Was never so nice and priced so low. You will save many dollars on vour Spring Shoe purchases here. 93 00 to 17.00. New, siiD-to-the-minute styles in combination leathet-s; also in pla^n black, tan and russet. Don't ©v«rl oo n ordering \ your ^ •• New Suit and Top Coat for Easter Made to your from $25.00 up. own measure M. J. WALSH Phone 117-R Goods Delivered Joe Gerretsen, 22,' Fox Lake, and Roy Buenting, 25, Chicago, were ordered held over to the next term of the Kane county grand jury under $5,000 bonds each by Police Magistrate George R. Thompson at Elgin last week Wednesday, when the pair confessed to the theft of Charles Mann's Buick automobile on the night of March 10. The confessed thieves were returned to Elgin Saturday afternoon by Mayor Earle R. Kelley, City Marshal Frank Ramsey and Officer Kult, following their arrest in Indianapolis last Wednesday. The two were arrested by Indianapolis authorities when they attempted to place the car in storage in an Indianapolis garage. Mann's car was stolen from in front of the First Methodist church at Elgin. When arraigned both men pleaded guilty and waived examination. We borrowed a car in Chicago to go to Elgin," Gerretsen said in his confession. "We intended to go to Elgin to buy an old Ford from a junk man. We left in an intoxicated condition, had a pint of moonshine in the car. We went to see the Ford but it was gone and we rode about the business district. I got out of our car, walked to the Buick car, we saw parked by a church, and drove off with it." According to Gerretsen's confession, he drove the stolen car north to McHenry and then to Chicago, where he met Buenting at a specified street intersection. They continued their flight to Indianapolis, arriving there on the noon of March 11. They left the car in a prairie two nights and when they went to store it in a garage were arrested* Insure--in sure--insurance with Wm. G. Schreiner. Office at residence. Phone 93-R, McHenry I1L Auctioneering. TERRA COTTA ' Miss Lillian Riley of Chicago visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Malone of Elgin visited relatives here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. M. Knox and daughters were visitors in Elgin Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMillan were guests of friends in Elgin Sunday. The finest assortment ever in in dress fabrics now at Erickson's. Misses Mary and Ellen Frisby of Elgin spent Sunday at thjpr home her®.. Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of B. J. Shine. P. H. Conway of Chicago spent Sunday and Monday at the home of his son here. Miss Alice Riley of Chicago spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. B. J. Shine. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Green and children of Woodstock visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Heaney of Chicago spent Sunday evening at the home of Ed. Conway. „ Mrs. Etta Haible and son, Billy, of Elgin called at the home of Henry McMillan Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Leisner of Chicago were guests of the former's sister, Miss Alice Leisner, Sunday. Mrs. Ed. Conway, Mrs. Robt. Knox and Mrs; Thomas Phalin spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Will Powers. Shoes and oxfords in all the new shapes and colors, priced at lowest price consistent with* quality, at M. J. Walsh's. • Edward J. Knox of Aurora spent Sunday and Monday at his home heriand attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. M. A. Conway, in McHenry, Monday. Robert V. Knox, who is attending school at the University of Notre Dame, came Tuesday evening to spend the Easter vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Knox. F. C. Peters, who has been in the retail shoe trade and repair business in Harvard for a period of forty-three years, obe*fv^ :WftJ§|^|Hftliday las| SERVICE BUILT THIS BAM MAY WE SERVE YOU? s. West McHenry State Bank Easter Goods Shoes We are showing a large variety of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Slippers and Oxfords in black patent leather and kid, and new brown shades. In our men's departfnent we have splendid values in snappy styled oxfords, both tan and black. Hosiery We are featuring this week a wonderful value in Ladies' Silk and Fibre Hosiery at 59c a pair. We have also just received a large shipment of ladies' pure thread full fashioned silk hose, and chiffon silk hose in popular colors. Children's hose in black, brown and beige, and men's socks in the wanted colors. Visit our dry goods department. You will want some of the new dress fabrics that we are now showing. Percales, Ginghams, Sunset Cloth, Dolly Dimple Cloth, English Broad Cloths, Silk Finish Suitings, Shantai, Colored Indianhead, Silk Stripe Shirting and Silks fresh from the fashion centef*. Louis department stosjb WEST McHenry. ILL,