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; 'W% I Ofiffl EAST BIDS TEAM SCORE EIGHTHMftiS IN TWO INNINGS In Last Bartell's Williams. Peter J. Heimer, storing hose cart .$ WM 86.00 15.00 I: > Pt threatened Rally Cut Short By at Third Base After getting off to a peachy start tag tip eight rounds in the first nings of Sunday's battle, the came very near dropping the t in the final innings, when the East Ends pot to Rossman with eance. However, the McHenry mound artist, with fine support, was able to extricate himself in the real .pinches, and once more our lads home on the long end of an 8 tfrY Score "Three hits, with the assistance of two passes, a couple of bad plays and base running, netted the home five runs in the third, while a htmce of hits, an error and sacrifice fly helped us to three more runs in the fourth. This ended McHenry's run making, as Williams, who replaced Anderson on the mound in the fifth round, proved rather stingy, allowing ' bat one hit and nary a run. In fact, only one of the home players was able to get onto the foot paths .during the ' last four innings of play. Rossman, for McHenry, pitched his usual strong game until the fifth . inning, when the visitors began to hammer his offerings in a manner that Was anything but pleasing to the supporters of the home crew and it was only the finest kind of support that saved him from total disaster in the final innings, thanks to the splendid v Work of Grantham in left field and ||tbe youngster (?), Bartell, at third. * The game by innings: ! First inning: Bartell threw out 'Chapin. Ross walked, stole second and went to third on Bowen's sacrifice, Bartell to Meyers. 0. Smith was thrown out by Rossman. No hits, no funs. McHenry: Knox skied to G. Smith in center. Bartell rolled to Moser at Kcond and was thrown out at first. * "Kimball popped to Bowen. No hits, ito runs. Second inning: Mische popped to Bartell. Moser fanned and Schellenberger was thrown out by Kimball. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Meyers and Warner both met their fate via Moser and Schellenberger. Grantham singled to center and took second on Bolger's short hit to right. Schaefer fanned. Two hits, no runs. Third inning: H. Smith-went out via Rossman to Meyers. Anderson struck out and Chapin was .killed by Rossman and Meyers. No hits, no runs. McH<n£$:w Rossman drew a pass, stole second and went to third when the throw to get him at second got away from Moser. Knox struck out. Bartell laced a pretty double to center on which Rossman rode home. Bartell stole third and went home when Kimball hit to Bowen at third. It looked as if Bartell would surely be thrown out, but, after a game of tag, he finally crossed the pan when Bowen's throw got away from H Smith. Kimball took second on the play and then stole third. Meyers walked and stole second. Warner lifted a short high fly just back of second base, which fell safe when G. Smith, Chapin and Moser were trying to decide who would make the put-out; Kimball scoring while Meyers played it safe. Both men on the bases advanced a peg on a passed ball and scored a moment later on Grantham's double to left. Bolger struck out and Schaefer fouled to H. Smith. Three hits, five runs. - Fourth inning: Ross doubled over short and was caught stealing third. Bowen was thrown out by Rossman. G. Smith was safe on Warner's error. Mische hit to Warner, who touched second and got the ball to first in time for a doube play, altho the throw was not necessary. One hit, no runs. McHenry: Rossman singled to left and went to second on a passed ball. Knox rolled down the first base line and got past Schellenberger before the latter could tag him. He is credited with a hit. Rossman took third on the play. Knox stole second and both runners scored on BarteU's double to right. Bartell' stole third and came home on Kimball's sacrifice fly to left. Meyers struck out, while Warner was killed by Anderson and Schellenberger. Three hits, three runs. Fifth inning: Moser singled past third, took second on a passed ball and went to third when Schellenberger's grounder got away from Bar* tell. Schellenberger stole second. H. Smith scored the two runners with a single to center. Anderson forced H. Smith at second when he rolled te Bartell. Chapin rolled to Kimball, who shot the ball to Warner at second in time to get Anderson at that station. Ross singled to left, Chapin stopping at second. Ross was forced at second when Bowen hit te Warner. Three hits, two runs MeHenry: Williams now ' pitching for Elgih. Grantham struck out. Bol ger singled to center and stole second. Schaefer fouled to H. Smith and Rosaman fanned. One hit, no runs. Sixth inning: G. Smith skied to , Bartell. Mische singled to left and was forced at second when Moser hit to Warner. . Moser stole second Schellenberger skied to Bolger in center. One hit, no runs. McHenry: Knox struck out. Bar tell was thrown out by Chapin and Kimball lilted a high fly to G. Smith in center. No hits, no -rans. Seventh inning: H. Smith skied to Warner. Williams singled past Chapin rolled towards few seconds late to get Chapin singled over third, Williams Fr7nk Jus'ten. 'storing hose cart making no attempt to take third on RusseI] L. Cleveland, painting, the hit. Both runners advanced a Russell L. Cleveland, painting station when Ross walked. •With the standpipe T ... bases loaded and Bowen at bat it Co., paint.. < , . I -- « , , t i u * F r e d W e i n s c h e n k e r . d r a y a ® e . , surely looked bad for McHehry, but Math Heimer, painting .TT.. only fo* a minute, as the latter struck J. J. Vyeital. gasoline tankr.... out. G. Smith was* retired by Ross- Ruasel Grader Mfg., road drag man and Meyers. Two hits, no' runs. McHenry: Meyers dumped in front Total .|420.75 of the plate and was tagged out by John McEvoy, judge of elec..$ 6.00 H. Smith. Warner was thrown out John Walsh, marshal service.. 100.00 by Chapin, while Grantham went out Prv^J- Froeh'ich> !V;a*t*1' , . ~ . u ». ... A. M. Brown, broad health.... on a short fly to Moser. No Mts, no B j Brefehl; boar<} health runs. . Wm. J. Welch, judge election. Eighth inning: Mische ' skied to HBnry^MiUer. clerk election Grantham. Moser doubled" to left. Wm. Thurlwell, clerk election. Fred Bchlander, judge election 7.50 7.50 7.50 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 27.00 125.00 14.00 12.00 9.00 9.00 Schellenberger was given life when John R. Knox, trustee service Rossman booted his roller, Moser go- John Walsh, marshal service.. ing to third. Schellenberger stole Walsh, marshal service. .> 125.00 . „ _ -- A. H. Pouse, attorney service.. 6.00 second. Both men rode home on H. John 0 olson> pres. service Smith's single to center. Williams and telephone laced another single to center, H. F. A. Cooley, trustee service.. Smith stopping at second. Chapin Peter Doherty. tru^e^eiTj*;e . *. . . . , . f, John R. Knox, trustee service, duplicated wjth a single to center, the Albert Krause, trustee service hit scoring H. Smith and sending and Tel Williams to second. Ross fanned and R; I. Overton, trustee service.. Bowen went out on a drive to Gran- SmH)n Stoffel, trustee service.. , ., .. - W. G. Schreiner, clerk ser. ft tel tham. Four hits, three runs. John Walsh, marshal service.. McHenry: Bolger was thrown out John Walsh, marshal service.. by Chapin. SeWe, skied Smith jn center and Rossman struck john Walsh, marshal service., out. No hits, no runs. W. G. Schreiner, clerk serv., etc Ninth inning; G. Smith connected John O. Olson, pres. serv & tel for a three-ply smash to right and Peter Doherty, trustee service , . r - . John R. Knox, trustee service, rode home on Mische s sacrifice fly to Albert Krause, trustee service. Grantham. Moser and Schellenberger R. I. Overton, trustee service.. were both thrown oat h^ ifojrtell. Simon Stoffel, trustee service. One hit, one run. The tabulated score: Elgin ^ -R.il. Chapin, ss ........ .•* 2 Ross, rf ......... .0 Bowen, 3rd h V-. ISO G. Smith, cf ......1 Mische, If *.......0 Mpser, 2nd b <.,.. .2* Schellenberger, 1 h.2 H. Smith, c .1 Anderson, p Williams, p PO. 0' 0 1 • 8. 1 1 r 10- (K o' A. H. Pouse, court costs John Walsh, marshal service.. John Walsh, marshal service.. A. E. Guy E. Still, sheriff fees and JH^.0 Assn. No. 4 A. H. Pouse, services ft stamps Wells Engineering, services rendered 0 0 A. H. Pouse, attorney service, i® 0 John Walsh, marshal service.. j John R. Knox, bd. of improv.. John O. Olson, bd of improv.. 0 R. I. Overton, bd of improv.. Standard Oil Co., gasoline .97.05 J. J. Vyeital. supplies ........ 1.M Public Service Co., lighting sts 134.46 Neptune Meter Co., meters .. 128.06 Jas. B. Clow ft Son. lead pipe.. 21.00 110.0Q W. G. Schreiner, tel ft postage . 2.50 113.85 Harry Hardy, labor on ww. . . 12.00 2.00 J. E. Behlke. supplies.. 2.00 48.50 Wilbur Lumber Co., coal ft lum 39.82 27.70 Public Service Co., lighting sts 133.42 58.70 W..L. Howell, supplies...;.*. 1.50 M. L. Worts, gasoline.../.,,. $8.48 McHcnry Lumber Co*, til and hauling gravel......... 21.68 Join Malsh, labor ........... 2.50 J< hn Thennes. gasoline ft oil.. 51.15 Standard Oil Co., gasoline.... 38.48 Donavin ft Reihansperger, sup 4.66 W. F. Vogt, supplies 7.50 John O. Olson, telephone...... 2.35 W. G. Schreiner, tel & postage 2.25 Public Service Co., lighting... 133.42 F. G. Schreiner, printing 39.45 Geo. Meyers, labor 53.80 W. L. Howell ft Co., batteries. 1.50 John O. Olson, telephone 2.00 W. G. Schreiner, tel. ft stamps 2.26 Joe Engeln, labor ft supplies.. 12.46 P. J. Schoewer, labor 1.00 Public Service Co., lighting sts 133.42 John Malsh. labor ........... 20.00 Geo. Meyers, labor on streets.. 74.40 Standard Oil Co., gasoline 28.29 F. G. Schreiner, printing...... 143.60 M. L. Worts, gasoline..;,,... 28.29 Jas B. Clow & Son3, lead pipe. 31.01- Legal Adviser Pub., elec sup.. 8.47 N. H. Petesch, fumigating..,. 165.48 John Thennes, gasoline ft oil.. 37.46 Guy E. Still, assessment No. 2 3.05 Public Service Co., lighting sts 133.42 W. G. Schreiner, tel. & supplies 4.48 A. F. Ibsh, gravel 23.20 A. M. Brown, labor ^. 30.00 McHenry Lumber Coi,, tile;... 12.48 A. H. Pouse, attorney services 275.00 John Malsh. labor 18.50 Alfred Richardson, elk of elec. 6.00 Richard Cronin, elk of election 6.00 J. B. Clow & Sons, lead pipe .. 34.22 W. F. Vogt, fumigating 98.48 ft. Mueller Mfg. Co., supplies v Total .. SaaMRary Total receipts $15,836.63 Disbursements Paid out of publir property fund $ 420.75 Paid otit of salary fund 2300.36 Paid out of street ft alley fund 3038.11 Paid out of contengertt fund. 6421.11 Paid out waterworks fund... 288.58 Bal. on hand May 2, 1921 $3367.72 #40*1*1 two ltfli " a cliwi v° f t . 13.27 12.00 9.00 32.25 125.00 125.00 15.00 125.00 125.00 33.88 11.65 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00 10.00 125.00 125.00 • 48.60 6.91 332.00 101.90 125.00 9.00 . 11.00 9.00 2 D. T. Smiley, attorney services 150.00 0 Dr. D. G. Wells, bd of health.. Q John R. Knox, trustee service.. 8 R. .1 .2 McHenry Knox, c ..... Bartell, 3rd b Kimball, 2nd b ....1 Meyers, 1st b ...1 • Warner, ss .......1 Grantham, ff ..., .Q~ B_ o,l ger, cfm &w- .0A • , Schaefer, rr ."Si. .9 Rossman, p ... 12 24 H. PO. 1 4 3 3. 10 1 I « , 9 R. I. Overton, trustee service. Simon Stoffel, trustee rervice.. W. G. Schreiner, clerk service. John McEvoy, judge of election A. M. Brown, judge of election 15.00 18.50 15.00 6.00 30.00 6.00 6.00 9 * 27 Total .,....$2,300.36 Street and Alley Fu*d Wilbur Lumber Co., supplies..$ 12.88 Geo. Meyers, labor 64.80 C. & N. W. R. R. Co., fgt on oil 141.58 Geo. Meyers, labor with team.. 66.00 .,®'-j. Q Sinclair Oil Co., road oil 656.02 ' 0 i;. 0 Wilbur Lum. Co., lum ft wood 66.89 * Adam Ibsh, gravel 1.40 W. F. Bassett, labor with team 7.50 • Everett Hunter, Sr., gravel... 7.40 16 4 Public Service Co., light streets 133.42 Score By Innings £. & N. W. R. R. Co., fgt. on oil 186.57 «X:8 Mrfjehry. 0 0 5 3 0 0 0 0 0--8 public Service Co., lighting... 184.97 Left on bases: Elgin 10; McHenry, McHenry Lumber Co., tile.... 101.85 3. Three base hit: G. Smith. Two Geo. Meyers, labor ......... ^60.00 l„0 W/.„c Mns„ vntvr R.r Public Service Co., lighting*,. 183.82 » !t' J.' , ' . , Adam Ibsh, gravel j 8.60 tell (2), Grantham. Struck out by Wilbur Lumber Co., lumber;.. ' 4.00 Rossman, 4; by Anderson, 4; by Harry Hardy, labor ... . ^!7.00 Williams, 4. Bases on balls: Off Joe Meyers, labor ... .vi. 4,4.00 Rossman, 2; off Anderson, 2. U«n- ^f/SST'givJ " I ' . . ' I'*11BA0 pire, Spurhng. Public Service Co., lighting sts 183.42 Game Next Sunday .r John E. Engeln, labor 26.00 Another fast and interesting ftiiine Harry Hardy, labor 50.00 may be looked for next Sunday after- ?^rry , • . . . . John iEr^. 2E.rndgye'1ln , labor -..". noon when the locals meet the Elgin q6o Meyers, labor ...... Badgers on the home lot. The visitors A. F. Ibsh, gravel ........ are said to be equally as strong as the John E. Engeln, labor. . « . < East Ends, who appeared here last ^F.SjcUfwd 'l'uihbe Sunday, which gives the fans the assurance that they will again be given their money's worth. Game called at 2:30 o'clock sharp. VILLAGE TREASURER'S REPORT ^83.00 108.00 189.20 21.80 10.00 4)0.60 * 12.20 7.50 As Made to the Board of Trustees of tho . Village of McHenry Statement of receipts and disburse- Peter Doherty, trustee service ments for the Village of McHenry, R- I Overton, trustee service.. Illinois, for the year ending May 2, V- G. Schreiner, clerk service. D. 1921. - It Mueller Mfg. Co., suppli&. May, 1920 1 Public Service Co., light streets 133.42 Rec'd from J. C. Holly, * John Thennes, gasoline 37.89 treasurer .f4.lifr.45 F. G. Schreiner, printing...... 71.50 Rec'd from S. H. Freund, Ben Hiller, labor 4.00 hall rent, 4-7 election.. 6.00 Legal Adviser, supplies 1.48 Ttec'd from W. S. McCon- Robt. C. Dalziel, lbr on streets 820.05 nell, Co. tiWsurer 2,728.64 Russell Grader, scarifier ..... 837.80 June F. G. Schreiner, printing 36.80 Rec'd from W. G. Schrein- John Walsh, marshal service.. . ,125.00 er, licenses 76.00 Geo. Meyers, labor........., 120.40 _ _ _ _ _ J o h n O . O l s o n , t e l e p h o n e . . * ; ^ 28.04 J. C. Holly, insurance.... O. G. Treadway, auditing 2911.89 W. F. Vogt, auditing books.. :A. F. Ibsh, gravel • * i W. F. Bassett, labor ...;. '"#.00 Wm. Stoffel, labor ..,*...1*4 Jos. May, labor ......... j-.»* Everett Hunter, Sr., gravel.. John Thelen, labor Total f8,088.11 Contingent Fund Wells Engineering, service on sewerage 600.00 C. B. Harmsen, Supt. of ww... 106.00 A. H. Pouse, attorney services 100.00 Albert Krause, trustee service. 15.00 Fred Cooley, trustee service... Simon Stoffel, trustee service 15.00 6.00 15.00 24.00 31.35 14.40 Total $6,421.11 . i Water Works Fund Thennes gasoline ....-- $ 36.79 Standard Oil Co.. gasoline ft oil 37.46 Joe Engeln, labor & supplies.. Neptune Meter Co., meters ... W. F. Cowen, labor A charging batteries Wm. Herbes, labor Joe Meyers, labor C. & N. W. R. R. Co, frt.ft exp Joe Engeln, labor 21.55 68.25 6.50 18.60 48.00 10.15 5.90 $15,836.63 I, Carl W. Stenger, treasurer of the Village of McHenry, Illinois, do hereby certify that the foregoing statement of the receipts and disbursements of the village funds for the year ending May 2, A. D. 1921, is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. Carl W. Stenger, Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2nd day of May, A. D. 1921. Gerald J. Carey, Notary Public. HIGH SCHOOL WIN From Crystal 'Lake By Score of - to 7 Last .Friday 11 By the 'Bafe margin of 11 to 7 the nine from Crystal Lake were taken into camp by the McHenry boys on McHenry diamond last Friday. Bonslett was on the slab for the home team, while Barbian was at the receiving end until the third inning, when Hawley from Ringwood was pjit on the slab, throwing a scare into the Crystal Lake ranks which they were unable to overcome. « Both teams got busy at the start and pushed several runs across in the opening frames. Crystal Lake maintained a lead of four runs at the end of the second, which could not be overcome by the McHenry squad until the sixth inning, when- six were added to the total, making a count of 11, two having been added in the fifth and one in the fourth. 1 The visitors got a run in the first inning when Baker's hit admitted Pezek, but McHenry came back by fal the second making flve ^core runs on a co hils eMbmed with several e«N|e, while McHenry was unable to score. The visitors were unable to score again until the seventh, while McHenry added one ill the fourth and two in the fifth. A break in the game"came in the sixth when McHenry scored six runs on a walk, a man hit by a pitched ball and four successive hite by Nye, Hawley, Barbian and Bonslett. A hit and an error added one score for the visitors ih the seventh. A hard foul twenty-five feet behind first baee was nabbed in by Bonslett, ending the game. n Crystal, Lake AB Brown, % • Pezek, Koch, p, !'. . .'3 Baker, If, 2nd b... .4 L i p p o l d , 2 n d b . . , 3 Frost, ss, If...f.,4 Parsley,. 3rd b» p.. ,4 Wilteberger, 1st b. .2 Washa, 3b, sub>...i Abrahams, rf .....: H. PO. E. i r* ;>• o 4 I* 2 Co riu;o • 0 0- - liotais. r.si McHenry ' AB. Nye, cf . . . . . . . . . U Hawley, 1st b^ J>".. .3 B a r b i a n , c . f 4 Bonslett, p, lst b.-4 Bacon, 3rd b.»...,4 Olsen, If ....U. Frisby, rf , .......4 Thelen, 2nd b .V * -2 Winkel, ss ... . . . ..0 7 8 R.H. i ^i- 2 a S %: i i 2 1 # 18 PO. 0 8 II 4 ; 0 1 ^ 1 r0 1 Totals......29 11 16 21 8 -Substitutions: Parsley for Koch, Koch for Frost, Frost for Baker, Hawley for Bonslett, Bonslett for Hawley. Two base hits: Olsen, 1; Frisby, 1. Three base hits: Hawley, 1; Bar- * ,2f;; >. Hifc'sr Strike outs: Koch, 5; Hawley, I#. St. Mary's News Items Rev. Edw. Berth old motored to Aurora Mother's day, where he surprised his mother, staying over till Tuesday morning. Mr. Wormley completed the lathilf of the rectory basement. No lath** can keep his patience like Wormlm with pipes over head. The May devotions to Our Lady, aa conducted at St Mary's church oh Sunday and Thursday evenings, are proving to be very popular. # Kodak portraits of the^mia taken by the pastor, turned out to remarkably fine pictures. A few framed souvenirs of that kind will lie on sale in a few days. Elm. trees and a private planted recently on the newly acquir church property promise to make that choice piece of ground take a better aspect in the course o^time. A goi!4 improvement. r Next Thursday evening alf 1Kb men and young men are invited to the first quarterly Holy Name meeting at the K. of C. hall. Sir Anthony Matre, Knight of St. Gregory, will be the speaker at this crgonization meeting. AH Holy* Name men of other parishes are invited to come and hear the great Matre next Thursday night. There will be a lunch and a smoker after the meeting. A number of other clergymen promised to attend .this important meeting, which promises to be a great night for the men. ^ Election of officers for the Pftrlfc council, as outlined by the constitution of the National Catholic Welfare Council, will be held over for a larger meeting of the men on Sunday, May 22. A president, vice president, secretary and, treasurer, besides a lady vice president, will be elected on thai occasion. Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates ...... Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates July Rec'd from W. G. Schrein* er, miscellaneous ..... August -Rec'd from N. H PeCeschf water rates jy. Rec'd from W. G. Schrein* cr cicrk 81 Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, collector 3 Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, clerk , September Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, miscellaneous .... 18 Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, tapping October Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates 29 Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates "November 16 Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, tapping, misc. .... December Rec'd from Wm. J. Welch#- fine "• Rec'd from N. H. Pefceech, water rates .„ Rec'd from W. McHenry State bank, loan ..... 31 Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, miscellaneous .... January, 1921 Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates February Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates March 81 Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, tapping April Rec'd from N. H. Petesch, water rates . - 12 Rec'd from Co. Treasurer, pt. 1920 tax 3.25 14.72 3.00 3.00 6.00 *« 2.25 10.00 5.60 3?20 78.02 49.88 PL. ......... 15 Rec'd from W. G Schreiner, tap, $48; lie. $3.... Rec'd from J. Walsh, dog license i Rec'd from W. G. Schreiner, clerk, tapping .... 80.52 McHenry Lumber Co., coal... Jas. B. Clow & Son, lead pipe. 110.50 Emil Arnold, serv on sewage.. 100.00 .. John Thennes. gasoline vi <31.22 82.25 Meyer & Wenthe, dog tags....'-4 2.90 i Standard Oil Co., gasoline*,... » 73.45 «B.00 Public Service Co., light ft sup 138.39 'I W. G. Schreiner, auditing books < j ! and telephone ............... 5.00 44.00 Geo. Meyers, labor |1Q.20 Henry Degen, labor .......... 38.00 22.6*0 Hubert Schoewer, labor ' 4.00 ; John Walsh, marshal service,'. 125.00 • Public Service Co, lighting sts 133.42 294.38 John Thennes, gasoline 33.96 i F. O. Peterson ft Son, printing 34.85 W4.68 Everett Hunter. Sr, giavel 2.20 John O. Olson, Pres. serv ft tel j F. A. Cooley, trustee service.. $1.00 Peter Doherty, trustee service :| ,John R. Knox, trustee service, fl Albert Krause, trustee service R. I. Overton, trustee service.. iX Simon Stoffel, trustee service. p4.36 iff q Schreiner, elk serv ft tel „ John O. Olson, telephone 3,500.00 yj q Schreiner, tel. post, Ot0 ^ F. G. Schreiner, printing ... Standard Oil Co., gasoline.... j.' W. G. Schreiner, telephone^ etc. >||r F. G. Schreiner, printing. ,.... oBb.zo Neptune Meter Co., meters... Jas. B. Clow & Son, supplies.. H. E. Buch, labor & supplies.. •f0-70 F. J. Freund, labor ..... \f. John O. Olson, telephone . • Ida Kit Jos. Meyers, labor , *,. Standard Oil Co., gasolin^.,.. , jF. G. Schreiner, printing. ... i. .« j^^-'john J. Vyeital, supplies.»i.;.« 19V.44 |(rs a. Simon, lumber^ q «m nn Harry Hardy, labor 9,ovu.uu p q Schreiner, printing,.... iann Joe Engeln, labor ft supplies.. John Thennes, gasoline & oil.. -<«onn Crown Metal Co., lead pipe... W. G. Schreiner, telephone, etc. _ __ John O. Olson, telephone ..... 22.50 j0hn o. Olson, telephone H. E. Buch, labor & supplies.. * •. IdtflBartell'i throw te was h tr : i • V* *>®^6 63 toe Engeln, labor ft suppli«|. ^ f Dia^inemeate . -^^ohn Thennes, gasoline ft o8. 4 "t. TOfc Property Fuft* «||. l. Worts, gasoline .... .V. 15.20 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 9.00 6.00 33.39 2.00 2.85 3.60 75.20 3.96 32.00 68.25 53.32 97.49 24.00 2.00 24.00 35.36 23.00 1.83 2.00 15.00 23.77 9.70 45.06 45.40 6.18 2.35 2.20 36.50; 6.55J 40.70 5lJ0i ' ' 1 ' { . •' f 1 Smart Styles '/£ UST about the snappiest you ev§r saw. terials you didn't see last spring and model you never saw before--the full chest, slender waist of men who hold their youthfulnesi j Gothes for Younger Meit in make your money saving iion of a new spring suit while our line is still unbroken. We have your size and the style most becoming to you in these new top value 'fabrics -- fine checks and decorative stripe# McHepry, Illinois m Si 'T> J". 1921 « VNAS. KAurnAN a Bros. -4 "« %• • ' •i Wjfaf •&.M w <%TIV J. \ -v- ... 1