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Excellent ,AD$£1*H1A DIAMOND GRID* ?>•_. * BATTERY * ^ Three types of l'hi)»d<>)|>hi# tteries for each CMV i -- vTwe1?e, eighteen or twenty? four month guarantee. lATTEty emtan * • - smaiTY J>« us keep your bauerv ' VV".,: this winter. Our service ear will call for «od de- ^fifer jo»r battery mijr time. Willy's Farm Light and Power Plants ;in McHenry County AUTO & FARM LIGHT SUPPLY CO. large s i z e , good weight, prices ranging $2.00 to $4.50 Look* them over; you will surely be ^ pteased- >• <81!**,* ^ ^" vs SMITH BROS. McHenry, III. THE EXCELSIOR Isiis is Military, efficient, rtistic, practical, safe, durable. The Excelsior "Monopipe Pedestal Register saves fuel, produces comfort, insures health, reduces labor, secures cleanliness, brings happiness. The Excelsior Monopipe Pedestal Register adds value to the home, qpakes life worth living, is a fine investment, saves its cost yearly, ornaments any room, utilizes nearly all the heat. J. J. Vycital, :: McHenry, 111. i in" nrii liii.i a; • ni Shoes and Oxfords 1or fill School shoes, good and serviceable in black vicjT ' kid and gun metal, dark brown in calf, nature surround toes. - .^Women's oxfords and pumps, brown and black c. with leathcMr and rubber lien's shoes'in black and from new lasts, . . $1.5# to $7# S"v Fall line of fall dress goods in serge, trk»lwf» ; ottoman and mixed suiting, Silks in taffata, - satin militaire, crepe de chine, etc., in black, btovvn and many high colors. A large line of sweaters and sgart coats^ •' M. J. WALSH Electric Ironer .>% \ w,r Twins Bvtrythiqmi Come In andSee It' JACOB JUSTEN 1 begins The panions are killed, but Bob saves the girl, whom they call The Kid. After a desperate fight singlehapded Bob and the Kid are rescued bfMidfers. Before leaving Placer BobW b friended a waif and made arrang nts for his living in Placer, but Dioh, the boy in question, has sworn never to be parted from his protector, Unbeknown to anyone he makes his way to Bethune and finds his hero, Bob, and the Kid, who i* still under the protection of Bo?>. Young Lieut. Brant, in charge of the soldiers who rescued Bob and his ward, has fallen in love with the girl. Lieut. Brant belongs to the regiment headed by the famous Indian fighter GeAeral Custer. Years before Brant'?, father, an officer in Custer's company had a fight with one Capt. Nolan, and in the struggle had been stabbed in the back and killed. Nolan was courtmartia'ed ami dismissed from the service. Overwhelmed with the accusation he leaves his wife and baby daughter and starts pn a silent hunt for the real slayer of Brant, whom he suspects to be one Red Slavin. Capt. Nolan and Bob Hampton are the same and fate decrees that the young Lieut. Brant should rescue from death the man who was accused of the murder of his father. Meanwhile faith has. been broken with thelndians, there is an uprising and Custer is ordered to repress "Sitting Bull," the cleverest of all the Indian chiefs. The white men are warned to leave the hills. Bob and his faithful Dick return to the fort. In the gambling hall of the town Bob discovers Red Slavin, who puts the blame of the murder of Capt Brant upon Silent Murphy. Bob runs him down and wrings a confession from him. To establish his lost honor Murphy must confess to Custer. M&rphy's drink sodden brain gives out. Bob takes N the despatches with the raving Murphy and at risk of death determines to deliver both to Custer. The third day Bob brings Murphy in, leaves him iit charge of Lieut. Brant, who is taking Custer's supply train across country, and dashes on with the despatches to his old leader, Custer. Dick has been hiding in a iply wagon and is now headed straight for the battle line. Bob reaches Custer and warns hitn that half a dozen tribes are in confederation but the word comes too late. Custer goes to his last fight. At this point Custef recognizes Bob as the long disgraced Capt. Nolan, who begs to ride once more v.'ith his old regijnt. Custer consents. Hours later Dick cAwls thru the grass to join Bob. After the last charge of the Indians, when they rode over the breve Custer His small band of :n, Dick is WM shielded by Bob's iy, both%nfl|P^>ed happy, uphe by the knowledge of duty well done. "Brant returns to the Fort, consoles the Kid for ti-e 1<>S3 of her protector, who was also tier father, and in the army the name of Capt Robert Hampton KoVm . **••<»••«*» roll of The frontier days brought hack. Hundred* of Veal Indiana and acoutt in thrilling praific fiahta and a rcflnent "CUSTER'S LAST STAND" ^INTRODUCING Wesley Barry, J a ore s Kirk wood, Ma r j or ie Daw, Pat O'Mally, Dewight Crittenden AND , AN EDUCATIONAL COMKBY . SUNDMT. OCTb^fft 9»r~'.J Shirley Mi** , "He Girt My A SCNSHINF COMEDY^<'* " - MATINEE AT TUESSAY, OCTOBER 9$. * ':«*r 1 * gr-f""*: !; # •%!/»*** ~A'% t ===== 'ur. .r, Auction Sale! f. o. :: f >, V" I Having decided to leave McHenry the "undersigned will sell at public auction at the ; parksr house Waukegan St., West McHenry , SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1M! commencing at 2:00 p. m., sharp, the following household goods: Piano, 2 rugs, 9x12 and 7x9,; 4 small rugs, new buffet, dining table and chairs, kitchen table, 5 rockers, Morris chair, 2 beds, dresser, cook stove, bast? (burner, gase stove, used three months, | oil stove, 30 sq. yds. linoleum, brand new, never heen used, and other artitoo numerous to mention. All of abeve household" effects are practically new, having been >out one year. « Terms «f Sale: A11 sums of $10.00 and under, dtfh; over that amount a credit of 6 months" ]| time will be given on good bankable notes bearing interest at the rate of per cent per annum. No property settled for wfth C. J. W :S ; - tOENT Seed^'&&wn 'saved dollars must be kei • mM DIRECTORS I.L • - -- - THE BANK ' •* *i > 1 n i - u w n t r . » > ' . i . i > . " • . i n ,, ' y , j " i >w" ' i f , » ; - 1 Chapter Play WlPlrlCIo; oWieWCST ^Wnnf Grounil on the old mill that good old fashioned ;v«'.?»>« No by dog or man on m> Saturday, Oct. One lot of Mao's Work I - /one of our b e s t 'numbers* per pr.-^ One lot ladies' fine black Kid Ox -; fords, Loui* heel. ( i . « 18"2t ____ : •*«»• William Freund, who resides south- 1st of McHenry, has started a milk route in this village, making first delivery last waefc. Mr and Mrs. Jaek Walsh, Mrs. John Carey and daughters, Florence and Mrs. Thomas Doherty, and Gemld and Waiter, and Mrs. P. J. Cleary attended the funeral of at Elgin last Friday. Hie Stark WEDNESDAY'. OCTOBErt'SMiJ Carmel Myers - ;n - . ppw kit Men^ Dress Sfaoes, lent quality,per j>r- ^ ; "V ':MZ One lot ladies' fine black Kid Dancing Purop^ per pair- . One lot ladies' black Kid High Shoes, per pair . v. v-' v. - ^ \:«- - ••' r,- >, 4^;^ , V _ COMING .H'A