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ffck'-x mm-* tj*i4iii? &*'m • - - .*^\iy..; •-•«•'*» *> »y jaf -• £ ' r ' ** ' ' rC* ?fn:'J * A,<"-,' iThe Place, to 'S v :•• • * ':V?.-*. v>-it*•%?:?<• r ^•r 3 v - ^ • * .* ** ,3 f ;%: •'• •> ;»v»5 ? '-y^f:: ^ $°-x *>*• V$'v-~ * • •-:>"* ¥ ^ vT~f* «vf, • * ~ * X->" ^ ^ "'v^; Z *- v (i * " f' *** ' '"""V \ '** $*$}#'* "1 »>>". f*&. '} ^ TMHEIH-JN. H. PETESGHMMH3 ;29fi5 JBHUZEK V2^:v^.> . v : 'vvris"? "•'#isv t.-j-:. •i atfNv ' ^ FOR FIELD, LAWN AND GARDEN WE have a full stock on hand, increase your crop production by a liberal use o! our Fertilizer. Come in and let us explain the various grades and how to use them. J,_ ^SPECIAL '" -i *' •> ? Fine Baby Chick Feed and No-Grit Scratch O ; S GHNMNG DONE FROWUY AND EFFICIENTLY FEEDS. SEEDS AND FARM MACHINERY • *"'* .. -v-; V"'" Full stock on hand at right' prices *^'* 1 n%h, f* : IT TOR SERVICE AT ALL TBBS. WE KNOW WE CAN PHASE TOO Mdieiry County Farmers' Co-operative Associatin Plants at McHenrjr. Crystal Lake, Woodstock Main Office: West McHenry C. W. Gibbs, Manager H". *i-" .. • «V"' " | ' We have a new snappy line of fancy and plain , 1 , dress ginghams in all popular shades, 27 to 32 inches wide, priced per yd. from.-.20C T»#0C * 1/ A fine line of percales in checks, stripes and . 3 fancies, the fast color serviceable kind, 36 B ,!A , inches wide, per yd. 25e to 30c | ^ 9: , Oar line of silk is the finest ever shown in town, FE FK Taffetas, satins crepe de chine and figured silks in /* C popular colorings for vestees, sleeves and trimmings. «/'*"• LOWER PRICES ON ALL SHOES -*> Oxfords in patent leather, tan, brown and ' . ' black, per pair... ___ $5.00 and $7.50 " &' Pumps in black satin, plain and beaded, also patent leather and kid $4.50 to $7 JO •? / A complete line of men's,boys* AND children'* shoes popular styles and prices. Our groceries always fresh and pure, prices consistent with quality goods. Good* DettVered Promptly Phone 117-R M. \J. WALSH ItT , An nou ncem ent JACOBS JUSTEN McHENRY, ILL. * .:V^ 125.65 126.00 2.25 .12.00 27.50 10.00 «8.31 131.20 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 12.00 9.00 12.00 30.00 )&.00 1I>.00 16.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 by (tfipfc'. Evenkf Council Room, April 28, 1922. The village trustees met it) annual meetir.R with Pres. Sta^; p?wri<8ng. Trustees present: DroSrtfl^,;<tt6ckson, Knox. Krause, OvtetOfr attics. . The minntea of last regular *; meeting wete ttkd and approved. The following1 bills, including officers' salaries, were read and approved by the finance committee: Val. Oil Co., gasoline & oil.. 28.66 Public Service Co., lifting sts , & traffic lights for March . .348-06 D. I. Granger, lbr on ww.... . B.00 Public Service Co., supplies.. .34 A. M. Brown, Supt. of streets 50.00 Mayme Buss, commission on water rates .............. ,lohn Walsh, marshal service.. W. G. Schreincr, M & postage I,. P. Newman, lbr on bridge .Tack ffichols, lbr on ww j.Iohn F. Miller, iron pipe...;. j Crown Metal Co., lead pipe. . jH. Mueller Mfg. Co., tapping | machii e j Simon Stoffel, Pres. service... Peter Doherty, trusted service |L. A. Ericksort, trustee service John R. Knox, trustee service Albert Krause, trustee service R, I. Overton, trustee service F. H. Wattles, trustee service W. G. Schreiner, clerk service Dr. A. I. Froehlich, bd. health Wm. Thurlwell, bd. health.... Ben Brefeld, bd. of health.... F. C. Feltz, judge of election John McEvoy, judge of election Theo. Schiesste, J*., judge elec Richard Cronin, elk. of election K F. Conway, elk. of election Earl Gorman, elk. of election Motion by Doherty, seconded Watties, that the minutes be accepted as read. Motion carried. 0 Motion by Overton, "Seconded by Erickson, that the treasurer's, colec tor's, superintendent of water work's and village clerk's reports be accepted as read. Motion carried. Motion by Knox,- seconded by Doherty, that the bills be accepted as O. K.'d by the finance committee. Motion carried. Motion by Doherty, seconded by Knox, that the village purchase 10,000 gallons of road oil at 6^4 cents a gallon and if purchased after May 8 there is a decline in freight rates which will make it 6 cents a gallon, of the Alden Speares & Sons Oil" Co. Motion carried. President Stoffel appointed Wm. G. Schreiner, Clyde C. Kent and N. H. Petesch to audit the village books. Motion by Krause, seconded by Doherty, that the appointment of the auditing committee be accepted as read. Motion carried. - . Motion by Erickson, seconded by Overton, that the village]board and the board of health look up a suitable place for a dumping place for the village of McHenry. Motion carried. President Stoffel appointed Erickson, Overton and Wattles to canvass the votes of the village election held April 18, 1922. They having canvassed the vote found that Peter Doherty received 347 votes, John R. Knox received 344 votes, Albert Krause received 335 votes for trustees; Wm. G. Schreiner received 259 votes and Floyd E. Thompson received 235 votes for village clerk; Earl Gorman received 45 votes, A. S. Parks received 19 votes, Frank Wattles received 1 vote, Peter M. Justen received 1 vote, John Dreymiller received 1 vote, Jack Walsh received 1 vote, Flossie Cobb received 1 vote, E. E. Bassett received 1 vote, Howard Wattles received 1 vote, H. J. Miller received 1 vote and Win. J. Welch received 1 vote for police magistrate. Motion by Overton, seconded by Erickson, that Peter Doherty, John R. Knox, Albert Krause, Wm. G. Schreiner and Earl Gorman, having received the highest number of votes, be duly elected. Motion carried. Motion by Knox, seconded by Doherty, to adjourn. Motion carried. Simon Stoffel, President. W. G. Schreiner, Clerk. Council Room, April 28, 1922. The village trustees met pursuant to an adjournment with the ne^ly elected officers having taken the oath of office when seated on the board with Pres. Stoffel presiding. Trustees present: Doherty, Erickson, Knox, Krause, Overton and Wattles. Motion by Overton, seconded by Doherty, to adjourn. Motion carried. Simon Stofigp, Pias. Schreiner, Clerk. v - WDR COMMUNITY SERVICE, A Sewin# Uaokinkfrovided/or 71Hi WUbtrntaprgt. Atk/oritl C> • promote a better feeling of fellowship in Italia community, and to give every home an opportunity of shading in the better .uings of life, as our part, we have arranged to keep one of the latest THE FREE Sewing Machines for the purpose of LOANING IT, wherever it may be needed. There will be no etiarge or obligation connected with the use of this machine.' „ / ^ , ^ We prefer to loan it only to homes, lpfc it Wttl not be refused to societies connected with churches or other 'charities. Applications will be recorded as received, and each app]leant served in turn. No one may retain the machine for more than four conseeuti ve days. Plan yottir sewing and get it all read/ before the machine is delivered, into careful planning wm enable iob to aecomplish much in the four We deliver the machine and call J^r it promptly. v$Wpfc is no Charge, and no obligation on your part. >' PRt. A. BAT* MAY 9 & <f Hd^ne Chl^nick^i' RtcH**'d Doc acore * ' tr#n«Mh»!8 Kit in Dangerous Cu*& Ahead A c«wm4t Amnriam mhW lift. "Rupert Hughes D i v « c t e d J » y ^f^fpUivyh Picture AND A SUNSHINE COMEDY L '.'WNDAY. MAY 11.%,. TOM * IN He Night Hor^mei / AND AN AL ST. JOHN COMEDY MATINEE AT 2:3» TUESDAY. MAY 9 Hurbert Rawlinson' IN Ik Mao Under Com AND No. 13 Am McHenry Are ty Seatevs A ninth-inning rally on the part of the county seat team turned what $m» a victory tjp ry high >odstoqk last noon. >•"' With t)ie «core 6 to 4 against them in the Blfcth* the Woodstock lads refister^ t^fee runs in this frame thus Ifeijtenr^ we.ijt down to a 7 to 0 defeat. ' *' • Bonslett, who occupied the ,hll^ idle the McHenry nine, pitched a good enough prame to wyi any sort of a ball game, but his team mates slipped up during the critical stages of the combat, with the result that the game was handed over to Woodstock. McHenry looked good at the bat and at times showed a real burst 'of towns **e McComail, •7* ? * f Nye, If .'fVv/w Winkel, pi b p 2nd b? Bacon, rf ...i Kennebeek, rf Anith, c ... Walsh, 1st b Tfcelen, Cf ...; ^ - 4. . ....^ Woodstock ;i, K. Stuessy, 3rd b^.^^,..w.i'l Gleason, 2nd b vv,tU^*r.... .0 Sweltland, I f . . . . . . . . . 1 Corson, 1st b^V5tVi»Vf. Olson, p . . *.. .1 Corson, ss su» Hecht, Seere By Innings McHwny..... ^.0 0 3 2 0 1 WoodMi 0 10 ftlPi Wpl Lake Here May TonfWiiHr (Friday) aftewioon _ 3:45 o'cloek tlie McHenry highs wfflf; meet the Crystal Lake high school atafnr,on th* jbflCMe lot. r4rf<(#ed ^Mtfilock quite d< jf' H'^^iple ofr-Jiiiks ago, but Henry boys feel that they can trim the Crystal Lake gang. Lovers bf basebaH ani. liliii believe In high school ifl*|Sgy^|ould turn otit and encour^AiWl in this wholesome sport. Be there at 3: o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Admv sion, 15 and 26 dents. Edwjn Hall was a in Chicagro Tuesday. W. 0, Annual Report of the waterworl a department of the village of McHenjy^or the fiscal year just ending, obtamed^from the village records, as follows: I Ilecei^ta ^ " Water rents if,.. 12815.73 Tapping main* . . . ,i\ . •.... 202.50 " . .,v Total ..$2618.23 * Bxpenditarea Engine repairs, batteries ft recharging 77.16 Gasoline, motor oil, etc., 616.86 Lead pipe, meter repairing, etc. 805.73 Plumbing, tapping & digging labor 381.38 New style B. tapping machine 86.00 Extra drills & threading tools 44,95 Svjpfc, of waterwpfk* salary.. 100.00 Total.. .....1161108 To balance .$907.15 Annual consumption of water 9,294,961 gallons. Cost of construction of new main over Boone creek on Qreen street: Paid to Taylor Bros.' Dredge ft Dock Co., $1242.00 Total for material boughfc*«d Wj ifcMMfpgAi» MniMh m HoftpSwiHc/SiSiy Suvcy k" ~ - - byMKuH for labor done under Supt. pf waterworks supervision, 1414.78 fotal cost of construction. .$2666.78 *1^ - HmxiCtfully submitted, •?$?.. „ J. W. Bonslett, , Supt. of Waterworks. Enjoyed Hard Times Party The members of . the local court, Catholic Daughters of America, and few invited friends enjoyed, a hard times party at the K. of C. hall here last Friday evening. The guests came attired in keeping with the spirit of the occasion and as a natural consequence a most enjoyable time was spent by those in attendance. A short program of music and readings together with games, contests and stunts of various s6rts made up an evening of unusual pleasure. Refreshments were served^ $1; aa jp^jpropriate hour, •- ^ t.'M ,>~x •. Baseball At State Line park, Sunday, May 7, 2:15 p. m. Somers Specials vs. State Line. The Somers Specials have de feated both the Wilmot and the Silverlake teams, the former 3 to 4 in the opening game on April 23 and the latter 6 to 2 last Sunday. Come out and see what the locals can do against a team that trimmed these rivals. An Interstate association umpire will offleiata. Admission, 16 oeata. ?."• Service, "ft \ • ¥• wrjpi S-^cX Kv *r.y % • • * 1 ! ' t-'«...' The officers and employees of this bank No transact *fc *tv iiij ^ ' fit'*.? W V) * , l" ;{ j ; * ly-r,- ^ if * t •<,' ±*' *.* ^stfe jafe y&ir service at any time. tion too trivial to receive our courtesy and _ etrefu^ attention. - - v . . . f"* • JS J > ie tJanH < ^ Iftiat Service Built", apd will do all in ^uT: >* We wish to merit the name, Urau|! power to deserve it, Make this your banking m ' ' 's #OWER and LIGHT f - cylinder engine--automatic start and stop--operating?^; cost kept low--standard j|fj 110 volt current--1500 watt capacity backed by 48 years «f experience in mak^ ; .Quality products. 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