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_ --i vv «' &k-\~ '•t ' <£' 5 "• jAI^S *• Bv\- flfI-.- ? If,'. SS&' pi ." f ; . $||; ,'i' ^ **: tef-; S&\ ;/?T, :rr;;, *v< S??»- v/ 111 %rstj| REHfliAH'S DANK PAVILION at AVON PARK on ROUND LAKE Now Open \ .Vtf* .. >» - i : : - • C-' r J >y DANCING EVERY EVENING --MUSIC BY ^ " 1 AMBLER S FIVE PIECE ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO -EC-. fn seh'etfn?? jrmrrdsfr* for hoMlnf yqureeaventiotiCplente or such entertainments as swimming parties, golf, trap shooting; and boating call 4 • ';*• ^ P. RENEHAN' '• 101 Grayslakf ' Get on the Belvidere oemeat rop$ and oome today. ;*_/ •dMh We have a complete line of white Oxfords and ^ Pump$ ties and straps, prices per pr. from .. __..__.$1.75to Brown or black Oxfords, Straps and. Pumps, ^ per pr. from V _.$2.I9 to 18.# ^ incomplete line of me&fi and children's §hpes and Oxfords. ^ ^Ih^Sho^gtgl WockShoes. _ .. ' i; DRESS GOODS f jiphra&ived a new lot of Voile Dress Goods in ~-0*- r~- light, medium and dark colors, £<L. We to $1.21* " Permanent finish Organdies, whitje and colored, f , per yd.,. --_• $1.25to$1.7S Goods Delivered Ptoamjy Phone I17-R a. WALSH Electric Washer Come In and See It JACOB JUSTEN McHENRY, ILL. FIS TIRES Fabrics Low Cost Mileagi For the Big Car > : ' Every FiskTire is a guar- * antee that you will get mileage at a low cost. For satisfaction^ safety # and e9onomy you buy a "sure thing" when you buy Fisk Tires. You are safe when you "buy a known and repu- -r table product at $ low ", price - 'J v:^. Sold only by Dealers I * • "# sriatss ildren passed Chicago relatives 1 MCHENRY'S ONE TEEN MBNP Home Run and Triple Win G*ai§ For Harvard--UbtrtJTille Again Nest Sunday Afternoon In a game featured by striiM-oots and few hits, Harvard trottfd home with the long end of a 6 to S score at the local pastiming lot last Sunday afternoon. Contributors id Harvard's victory were one Solger, who occupied the hill for the visitors; Leo Breen, "Mickey" Johnson, "Red" Steinmeta, Warner and Bolger. These men were, to a great extent at least, responsible for the visitors' victory. Solger not only let down the Mc- Henry batsmen with four hits, but he also succeeded in retiring more than fifty per cent of the batters who opposed him via the strike-out route. To be exact, fourteen of our boye whiffed the air and that's going some in these, the days of the lively., ball. Now to tell the story; First inning: G. Burrs out on a fly to Bolger. L. Breen (Hit, Steinmetz to Braiisford, Solger struck out. No hits, no runs. McHenry: After fielding King's grounder F. Conway threw the ball to first on a hop, Breen failing to pinch the throw and the runner was safe. King went to second on a wild pitch. Bolger struck out. Braiisford was thrown out by B. Burns, King going to third. F. Conway messed up Warner's sharp grounder with the result that Warner was safe and King scored. Thelen was thrown out by F. Conway. No hits, one run. Second inning: F. Conway walked and took second on a passed ball and then scored when Warner made a poor throw to first after cleanly fielding L. Breen's grounder. The batter went all the way to second on the error, but was^run to death between third and second when he attempted to make third on Johnson's rap to Steinmetz. Johnson went to second, while L. Breen was being run out of gas. O'Leary'scored Johnson from second with a clean hit to left field. O'Leary stole second and 'took third on P. Burns* out, Thelen to Braiisford. Stein fanned. One hit, two runs. McHenry: Duppler struck out. Anderson lifted a long fly to O'Leary. W. Conway singled to center and Steinmetz was thrown out by W. Breen. One hit, no runs. * Third inning: G. Burns lifted a single over third and went to second on W. Breen's sacrifice, Steinmetz to Braiisford. Bolger lost Solger's fly to short, center. F. Conway skied to Bolger. L. Breen then tripled thru •hort, the hit scoring G. Burns and Solger. Johnson rolled to Braiisford. One hit, two runs. McHenry: King Singled over short and took second on a passed ball. Bolger drew a pass. Braiisford FRI. & SAT.. AUG. 12 & 13 Constance Talmadge --in-- "The Perfect £ '* Woman" Connie Talmadge taken a fall out of BoWierlam--Bombards an Ksk imo into loving her--and throws a high powered boom into the blues. Explosions of laughter and breathless iiiaftenm greet the novel situations in her tatedtFfrst National Attraction. --AND---- AN EDUCATIONAL COM)G0Y "NOBODY'S wifE" v --, ,,. /, , a.- qmII. v '• SUNDAY, AUGUST .I# TOM "Prairie Trails" " AND-- ; . ;A#UNSHINE COMEDY ' us nay BEAT" - " MATINEE AT 2M , • •• • ' . TUfeS. & WED.. AUG. 16 A 17 jCacmel Myire ^ Mad Marriage paased a few d*y§ i|M9 first of the week with Chicago frfapttit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hendricksoa of Richmond were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Baron. Mrs. Fred C. Schoewer is spending .the week in the horiie of her father, N. C. Klein, in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Hoffman of Schaumberg spent Sunday in the home of the latter's. mother, Mrs. Helena Heimer. McHenry : ; King, 3rd b ;... Bolger, cf .... Braiisford, 1st b Warner, ss Thelen, 2nd 4°.'... .0 Duppler, c v....v,0 Anderson, If ....;0 W. Conway, rf ... ,0 Steimnets, . .0 4 H. 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 * 1 0 27 10 PO. A. 1 2 14 oi 1' 7 0 a o 2 W t ' i 9 .flL... 8 • i 27 18 2 Score By Innings Harvard.. 0 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 ft--6 McHenry ..10200000 0--3 Left on bases: Harvard, 2; McHenry, a8. Home run: Johnson. Three base hit: L. Breen. Struck out:" By Solger, 14; by Steinmetz, 10. sin- jBases on balls: Off Solger, 4; Swingled to left, the hit scoring King. Bol- metz, 3. Double play: King to ger stopped at second. Warner Thelen to Brr.ilsford. fanned. Braiisford was forced at econd when Thelen hit to W. Breen. In an attempted dotible play, L. Breen lost "the throw from Johnson, with the result that Bolger scored, while Thelen went on to second. Duppler struck out. Two hits, two runs. 'Fourth inning: O'Leary skied to W. Conway in right P. Burns was thrown out by Duppler and Stein struck out. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Anderson rolled to L. Bqpen. W. Conway was thrown out by F. Conway ami Steinmetz lifted a high fly to F. Conway. No hits, no runs. - Fifth inning: G. Burns, W. Breen and Solger all struck out. No hits, no runs. Johnsburg Trims McHenry Cubs The McHenry Cubs, composed of baseball players who at one time or other tried for regular berths on the McHenry team, went to Johnsburg last Sunday, where they met defeat at the hands of the Johnsburg outfit to the tune of 10 to 9. Butler of Ringwood, who has played several games with the McHenry team, occupied the mound for Johnsburg, yhile Schoewer pitched for McHenry. The game was an exciting one from start to finish and was witnessed* by a large number of fans. The line-ups of the two teams were as follows: Johnsburg--A. Huff, left field; Adams, 2nd base; J. M. Schmitt, center field; Hawley, catcher; Michels, 1st base; J. R. Schmitt, short stop; J. w » rr- • ™ Huff( riSht field; Beth, left field; McHmut: " iFre°"d' *»»*•• B°u«. Pi^er. Mc- Henry-Weber, center Held; Oertel, 2nd base; Buss, left field and ^st base; FF. CCoonnwwaiy^ wwaalkiKede Ia B,sohnosrlte tst»to pl.8 t Rbaesgen aenr d 3cradt cher; WiBnokhelL. left field; Barbian, catcher and left field; Schoewer, pitcher; Bolj^r^, center field; Nye, left fields Score By Innings T^,'f* Johnsburg.. .7.. .1 1 0 1 3 0 4 6 x--10 McHenry. ..*'....2 1 0 00 4 0 2 0-- 9 Next Sundfey the Johnsburg team travels to Ingleside, where they >will meet the Fox Lake team. The Fox Lake team appeared in Johnsburg on two different occasions last year, both games having been won by Johnsburg by close scores, and the fanf are looking fot^rd to another real struggle. A number of the Johnsburg fails will accompany the team. P. Burns' error^ j Henry_Weber, and Warner alt "fanned* No hits, no runs. Sixth' inning: and took second on a passed ball. L. Breen struck out. Johnson then sent four-ply smash to center. O'Leary rolled to Braiisford and P. Burns struck out. One hit, two runs. McHenry: Thelen ' skied to L. Breen. Duppler and Anderson fanned. No hits, no runs. Seventh inning: Stein walked. King, Thelen and Braiisford then pulled off a lightning double on G. Burns' hit to King. W. fereen skied to W. Conway. No hits, no runs. McHenry: W. Conway out, F. Conway to L. Breen. Steinmeta was safe on F. Conway's error, but was caught stealing second. King beat out a single to secdnd. Bolger out, Solger to L. Breen. One hit, no runs. Eighth inning: Warner and Brailsford killed both Solger and F. Conway and L. Breen fanned. No kits, no runs. McHenry: Braiisford out by W. Breen. Game Next Sunday Next Sunday the Libertyville team, which three weeks ago gave McHenry such an awful tussle, will be back for another encounter with the home outfit. Libertyville still believes that she was thrown has the better team of the two and in Warner and Thelen !order to display the extreme confidence 7~: A- Jf5:' ' .. . fanned. No hits, no runs. Ninth inning: Johnson struck out. O'Leary and Stein both went out on toilets to Braiisford. No hits, no runs. McHenry: I^bppler walked and stole second. Anderson and W. Conway fanned. Steinmetz walked and so did King. With the bases full and a chance to turn defeat into victory Bblger struck out. No hits, no runs. The tabulated ^wore: Harvard - R. H. G. Burns, c .......1 1 W. Breen, 1st b . .0 0 Solger, p ..la 0 F. Conway, 3rd-b. .2 ' 0 L. Breen, 2nd b....9 ' 1 Johnson, ss ......8 1 O'Leary, If .......® 1 P. Burns, cf 6 ,0 Stein, rf .0 PO. 14 9 0 1 0 2 i o 0 A. 2 1 ,*r to tbm afo The wheat, the milling, the cleanlinest, are the things that assure you a foundation upon which to build a healthful body. ; tf Tir»%»»r Baar -yow'll McHENRY Flour MiHs West McHenrv. III. rived in last ^itnrd^r « ^il in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mps. John McEvoy. laherty -«f Elgil INfei^ed the week end ih the hothe. of )&*. Ullen Frisby. New FEDERAL Electric '*U\: Washing T ^ v Machines ^ ^ ^yV'r'- C' ^ $ * • • •" Sold Ott -J- /x Monthly Paymenl| Five Dollars DoW^ i •-;v;;,;-5'hesq,machi n6#--" liiuipped with swingtog wringers--take Over the biggest job b the house and do it better than* human hands. They charge as wages 5 cents a * |reek for ^ctjriclly £ .Consumed. ;' s'it- Diftionstrated at our * 'Sales Rooms ^ • Public Service Co. OF NORTH! KN ILLINOIS UNCAY NOTH\T«r BUT PORE - - VVE.^ \S BUTTJEEt npHE quality of b u 11 e r sold by ua is in point of real taste and butter fats of a superior nature.. It matches the other foodstuffs sold by us. Our polite treatment of customers has won the appreciation of them all. W«tc$ for Mr. Happy Patty'"- " FRETT'S: PHONE-J m .v<:- - ;«t, e X OFFICERS 1 C. H. FEGERS, --PRESIDENT t. S. WEBSTER, VICE PRESIDENT SIMOM STOFTO, --VICE PRESIDENT URL W. STOKER, --rABH I IfD GERALD J. CAREY, x -ASST. CASH ICR «•*> - NO one has ever "gone broke" by banking money here. Thousands have "gone broke" by wasting it * 4c" *0 DIRECTORS E. L. WAGNER, --CHAIRMAN C. fl. FEGERS P. S. WEBSTER SIMON STOFFEL i F. H. WATTLES F. A. BOBLANDER W. E. BRADLEY RICHARD B. WALSH 't BANK THAT SERVICE BUILT Uii iil'iifiliirfi" i illVft • . ^ they place in their baseball club they are coming to McHenry to play for a $65.00 purse, winner take all. Steinmetz and Duppler will again be the points for our team, while Libertyville will probably depend upon Franzen to turn the trick. A big crowd is sure to he present. Game called at 2:30. Card of Thanks We wish in this manner to express our sincere thanks to the neighbor* and friends who assisted us during and after the recent fire. Especially do we wish to thank those who assisted us in preparing a temporary place of abode as well as in the building of oui new home, which is now nearing completion. It is only thru this fine spirit of our frterfds that we will be able to get into our home before cold weather sets in. ' - Mr. aad Mrs. Jacob P. Diedrich. 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