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Come and Let Us Show Ycm : ir* CHRISTMAS GIFTS? Tkat Are Just What Yo« W( 5 ->;tV F MOur Holiday Stock Will Give You New Idea* fine Box Papers-- ^4^ * ^>^"4^- •'••*&* * !'• - lH iTOl Hw Fountain Pens-- Pencils-- JY-V', and other desirable and useful presents --at the right price FOR EVERYBODY •wt I18JN. H. PETESCHLmHI NOW-i g($*V m:- 4.*^> 'as- We Have a Large Variety of Goods Suitable ftifg. Christmas Gifts ^ Ladies* Gauntlet Gloves, alf wool, plain anjl fancy colors and knit, per pr. $1.25 tow.M| Ladies' Jersey Overblouses & Silk Waists up to_$Mi| Ladies' Sweaters; Sport Coats, Aprons, Kimonas, etc^ Plain and Fancy Handkerchiefs in fancy Xmas *' , ^ boxes, per box 50c to $1.2S| ^ Fancy Bed Room Slippers ia all colors, for all sizest^ly and ages . - A fine line of Men's Neckwear, each 25e to Our line of Shoes and Oxfords is very complete, alfcj-J popular styles and prices , Ladies' silk and wool, all wool, rilkand cotton ^ hosiery, all grades, per pr._„ 50e to " .. M. J. WALSH -'SH yx ^ £>...• Don't forget that the jolly Yuletide is only*,;; a few short weeks away. It is not too.', early to begin your Christmas shopping. ^ Our usual line of beautiful and acceptably" «£ Christmas gifts--all new and of the latest^/Y. design--is beginning to arrive We invite you to come in and look at ours, i- • • targe assortment of ||gg- FURNITURE FLOOlK I/XttPS J JffeRNtRIES PLAYER PIANOS PIANOS ®|S . ' GRAFONOLAS RUGS %-Z HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER 2fft and many oth$r gifts suitable to evi member of the family. JACOB JUSTEN McHENRY, ILL. 5BF581 •ssn 'f'K/-* Mt , Your Christmas Will be made all the more cheerful by making your selections from our very complete stock which consists of Candies in Fancy Christmas Boxes and Bulk ^Frultt and NtrtV;,' -h •• igS-: %• ... -ttA-iiiiiim i vSfcr- We also have special ice cream for your Christmas Dinner, both in bulk and brick. Flavors: Vanilla, New York, Strawberry, Tutti Fruitti.' v • * v * .. f I For the MeiT ^olkfe I*** > * Oar stock of cigars, cigarettes and pipes makes selections an easy matter. Our cigars and cigarettes are put up in Christmas boxes and are sure to please brother and dad McHENRY ICE CREAM FACT8RY C. UNT1, PROP* v... h' mmtm Kmr A big .ijHHNl of which jattMCWl' the ' 1 ball fus Dry school WO YOUR jthen _ _ close and hotly «w^(rt»d aff airs as to ljtep everyone tdtes. | The pf4$ta|i)ary gaa»% staged between theMcHenry Midgets and the Aiden five, proved a r«al thriller, the contest standing at a 15 to 15 tie at the end pf the playing time. It required two five minute extra periods to decide the winner, a basket and free throw by Bacon finally giving the local quintet an 18 to 17 victory. McKennell, scoring ace for the Aldan outfit, caged a pretty one during the last five minute period, thus bringing the visitors' score to 17. The score at the end of the first half stood 6 to ^ in fanror of the visitors. Whiting i^id Bacon were substituted for Green and Page during the last half of the game. The change proved a good one as the team started right out to do business after the whistle had sounded the start of the second half. Bacon especially proved a tower of strength to the home outfit, he scoring sixteen of Mci Henry's eighteen points. He surely ! looks like a comer and with a season's 'experience should develope into a real star. | The two teams lifted up a* follows: Alden McHenry McKwrnd^ik R. Peterson McWNl •m. Good* Delivered Phone 117-R AFTER THANKSGIVING i Cotes ;• v L. *. Krause Burrows ?< ;, \:t C. 4*? ' C«?»way Haldersof" v R. G, - Barbian Wilson L. Nye Substitutions: Peterson for Conway; Bacon for Peterson; Whiting for Green; Bassett for Nye; DeHawn for McKennell. McHenry, IS; Richmond, 11 1 The heavies of McHenry and Richmond staged a real contest. Altho the McHenry five went into the lead shortly after the opening of the struggle and succeeded in maintaining same thruout the entire proceedings, the Richmond lads kept crowding our boys all along the way and at one time it looked as if the visitors would surely catch up. ' Winkel and Overton proved the real stars for the home lads, the former scoring ten of BlcHenry's eighteen points. That little red head sure is there and when once "steamed up" it takes more than one man to keep him from shooting that old ball thru the loop. The McHenry outfit is showing improvement with each game and the enthusiasm shown by the players should assist them greatly in devoir oping into a real team very shortly. Even now the boys are putting up a very creditable article of ball, much to the delight of the many followers of the sport here. The line-ups of the two tean^iggp as fpjj^|: Richmond* *"?• Weed ; R. t* \ Johonno^?-^- L. ' ' Rotnour C. ' « Skingle - ' R. Buchert L. G. . Substitutions: Furlong for Buchert; Bacon for Overton; Smith for Walsh. Mr. Briester of Glen Ellyn, referee at the Rockford sectional tournament last year, acted in a like capacity at both games JFriday night. . Both contests were unusually clean and free from unnecessary roughness, which st&nds to the credit of the athletes participating. Examine your Christmas tree lighting system and see if it is in good working order. If not, bring it in fo*- repairs. H. E. Buch, McHenry. ICE HARVESTING BEGINS SOON McHenry Walsh Overton Winkel Vycital Patzke THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2t -IN Do and Dare" ' AND- 2 The Leather Pushers PRICKS, It and » CMts FRI. A SAT.. DEC. 22 * Z£:> A GOLDWYN FEATURE - \ the Dust Flewer it-v --AND K 'tr-HAl St. John^v' ' . IN Sfe. hot or rues" company to as soon as a put be has past year, since the dosing of the | a new Bordwi factory, and the faxmers only a have tape* at a &*»il«iirtSf W-, tit" iBBemwaBseMte SUN. * MON.. DEC.«4A|» Ualeae the Annual Thaw PrshiMta Work Will Start Jan. 1 NeUan Penrod AND . - A WriVBRSAL COMEDY NOTE AH Frcckl* Faced Kid* of McHwy will racslve a FREE TICKET to the Show SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2 TUESDAY, DECEMBER | In the DiyS;' •f Buff alo Bill rnrnm - AND-- ^Frank Mayo -INThe Altar Staiis nilCESw M and 3S Ceat*^ v THURSDAY. DECEMBER|p Shirley Mason -IN- -AND- !;^HE SPORT REVIEW PRICES. M and 25 Cenu VILLAGE BOARD MET According to present prospects the ice harvesting season will start here soon after the advent of the New Year. However, a thaw may come at any time and thus delay the start. i Men and teams were busy on the pon3 this week, scraping off the snow in order that the ice might be given a chance to grow thicker. On Wednesday the ice on this body of water measured between seven and eight inches and those who harvest the frozen water each year are hoping that the present cold spell will keep up and thus enable than to start operations as planned. While a thaw is usually looked for at this time of the year, the icemen are hoping that it will not occur. They figure that with the snow scraped off the surface of the ice it will not take long for it to have grown to the desired thickness. In fact, under favorable weather condi tions ice has been known to grow from two to two and one-half inches in a single nigh^b. The Borden company will again fill their big house here, while Math. 0vert<>n, that the minutes be accepted Baur, the local ice retailer, will also 88 rea<^- Motion carried. fill his own house as well as the! Motion by Overton, seconded by brewery house on the northeast end,Wattles> that anticipation warrant of the pond. Whether or not the C. drawn UP bV our villa«e attorney Unti house will be filled this year has 'or payable to the Lung Motor not been determined. It will be re-|comPany of .Bo8ton without interest membered that the local ice cream I Motion carried. manufacturer added an ice machine | Motion by Doherty, seconded by and cooling plant to his establishment Knox, to adjourn. Motion carried last spring and therefore could get » - Simon S toff el. Pres. along very nicely without the use of ice. However, the house may be filled just for the sake of placing him Meqd&y Evening Ia Continued Meeting at Village Hall Council Room, Dec. 15, 1022. The village trustees met in a continued meeting with Pres. Stoffel presiding. Trustees present: Doherty, Knox, Overton and Wattles. Absent: Erickson and Krause. The minutes of the continued meeting were read and approved. Motion by Doherty, seconded by W. & Jfchreiner, Clerk. that i and was . . . noted lh>»r and ag a j|MW^from 'Mi , ,•» - ,•* •&' i y. : I- * t j \x-t' -'f'C av ' 1 % . , '<• Vj ii * >'>» , " "b1* •* * < " A', • y. • t . 3 ^ ^ ' i - ' . r - ' ' t i CHRISTMAS \,W -J\M, ~ r '° 'fxj'r "->• "and tht »• Jtt. - J* B W . . ' - , . , ' - - .7 " y. I- » ' INrtflKr1y n nV*mf-|Sf 1" Ar -:XM> ,:Sf Si' V MNPPiMfwi \ '.&• * Kt * v V ^ ^ ^ ; V V i.; ,-c#l w/r>- % Three wise men followed the ster k• "< J ->-Three star „ =' •/'ir.-iir lead'to the.manger where the spirit of s, servicc was born into the world 1900 ~ i* -- "! years ago. ^ 1 ' i ft rAy<-rls£i'- All wise men to-day build their lives r'j15 ^ »• • > "V-.V'-T and the institution which they establish ^"4 oo this tannia spirit of ainiff Vlpfiil- v. ' -- ; •# & _ ** neMOur vision oiservice to thisena^ es this ihamk to enter very gen- S#S| ^v uineiy iQto the! Yuletide spirit with -4 2r. V&M |t Wishes You and Yours HCv" v-% "• V$r V-'v-V ' , «*<. 5, ^ t i - r», 4 r< Leslie R. Lumley, sales manager of , ,. the Federal Chemical company of m a position to supply his customers. Woodatock> who is at St. Petersburg, All kinds of toys at Vycital's. | Fla., where the sales force is spending $3 U you intend having an auction the winter distributing company prodale, farm or anything in the auction ucts, writes to friends at the county ine, let W. G. Schredner cry it for j seat of the capture of a fifteen foot wam PkABA „ r. . . „ . *- fim. ^ l - V r ' > \S "*• * <s •" > ^ k t ' j**, * f"i < L * ^ ' "f ' * ^ T . m.** Mf? • - .$.<> , ®fci •S*J- '•'ft. .ft We are year showing the most attractive mer chandise it has ever been our pleasure to dispay tdi the folks of McHenry ami the surrounding community. Our store from front to hock and from side tof f4iiside is just one big holiday bazaar. Here you may •wfind suitable and ever-welcome gifts for ftHprnW **' - towl*.and^j|^4^,l#iidsp :xy ,>h. m 1,#^,... w [•-•S-i, patronage extended to us during the past year an< winh each and alH^ ~ m r* *> AND 1, 'V„ mm . l-'J'-l .... if $4 iti'm £1 WB8T McHCNRY. IU* w-. .^1 v.Vtf-t ...... . -MA J:?-