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Highest market% "^prices pai-d %furs of every de- ^ scription. Bring- f them ' v>' * '•.*'•' :' . '*•** ephone Not:' ::N M "'j&?£V C S. riENKY, ILUSOIS The Flour W^ITf the Reputation ^ jlPhat*s EarlyRls^ Flour, Vttte home produok/ Why tfcke a chance oil other makes when- you have the ^ assurance from the many , ; users of the home brand ^ that It W absolutely all ;•v right. Are you willing to % fctfust a tnan who has made 'a-iife long study of flour? • If so yon will buy none i butthe Early Riser Flour. - Sold. everywher^iu Mc- : ' " • ""'-'"t • fife" SS^IL FFFR MIUC 1 **WtUW NEIGHBORING NEWS AS CHRONICLED B Y ] OUR-ABLE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS I mnnn J. Woo - . . ' is almost here and with its arrival will also come the demand for spring goods. We are stocking up in pre­ paration for the arrival of milder weather and want you to make this, store your shopping place. At this time of the year Rub­ ber goods are constantly in demand and we want you to know that we are well stocked up in thpt department and/ are in a position to fit out the whole family. L LUSK,: WEST M'BENRY PHONE W-M Bank of McHenry ESTABLISHED ISM This Bank receives deposits, pays 3 per cent interest on time depos­ its, extends all courtesies consist­ ent with good business principles and does a Qtnmi BAItKIM BUSINESS respectfully eolicting pnblic pat* ronage. '•' '•* f- Honey to Loari on real estate and other first olass security. REAL ESTATE Farm lands, residences and vil­ lage* property for sale. If yon want to bay or sell, oatl onns. Abstracts ordered. INSURANCE is Fiist Class Companies, at the lowest rates Perry 8i Owen, Notary Public. - Bankers. W OUR OWN White Pine •Cough Syrup. (Mentfeolatedj with tar, contains no opH&tes. Is a valuable Remedy for Colds, Coughs and Bronchial affections. Safe fQr children and adults. .Should be used with OUR BROWN COLD TABLETS for Golds and Grippe at this time of the year. Yours for health, E. V. McAllister West McHenry « Pbene 5»-W f- Now is the time to give us that order for that new Spring: Harness We are prepared to fit your horses with any style or weight Harness that you may desire and can do it at a very rea­ sonable cost, Come in, examine our ex­ cellent line of goods and Jet us tell you how you profit by . coming here for YOUR DORSE GOODS E. L. Behlke West Mchenry. III. i m^i--• • • > " THE WISE BtflLDER LOOKS YEARS of his present requirements and builds of wood with the knowledge that when his family increases he can add onto his original plans a room or two at a time without jeopardizing the appearance of hiB hOme. What other building material offers such elasticity? Let lis help yon plan to fit yod*^ purse today. - :: >• :: WILWJI LUMBER CO. WEST HVNtr :: HONE S THE WAY TO BEAT THE BUILDING GAME and get a home that will -repre­ sent maximum value for every dollar you put into it is to build with tried and tested materials--~ of known and recognized value- material that requires the mini­ mum of hand laltor and with which the quickest results are obtainable. That material is wood Since the landing of the Pilgrims it has been the favored building material. Th^t our fqrefathers made ho mistake in using wood Is demonstrated bj the fact that many frame buildings erected more than a generation ago are still in active use right here in our own town. Look over some of these old bouses and compare them with some of the more modern houses of varied mate­ rials--then come in and let us show you some modern lumber and tell you what enough of it to build a house will cost you. •There's No Place Like Home" anwsri^Ufc P. W. Wille was aWoodstoek caller Tuesday. H. P. Barber spent part of last week in Chicago. p W. Cobb sras a recent visitor at Woodstock. S- Thayer of Woodstock was a caller here Sunday. ' Mrs. A. Purvey W^ S Woodsfcoek visitor Friday. Mrs. W. Morris was a Crystal Lake shopper Friday. / H. Ormsby Was in Woodstock on business Monday. ft. Reed was a business caller in Woodstock Thursday. W. Morris was a business caller at Woodstock list Tuesday. C. H. Giesselbrecht was a Chicago passenger Tuesday forenoon. Mrs*. A. G. Levey was a business caller at Crystal Lake Tuesday. Mrs. A. A. Dietz was" a Woodstock business caller Friday afternoon. Dietz and daughter, Arline, were oodstock callei-8 Sunday evening, V. V. Breytapraak was an over Sun day guest of his itarents in Chicago. Miss Olive Hesselgrave visited hi r brother, Reuben, at Woodtatoek Surf day. & Miss Glenys Jacobs wis at Sharon and Woodstock Wednesday and Thurs day. A. Nelson, O. Madsen and P. Pier- son were at Woodstock Sunday even ing. Miss Sarah Lamphere spent Satur day and Sunday at her home in Crystal Lake. Win. Kushton, mother and nleee vis­ ited at I. Kricson's at Crystal Lake Sunday. Mviss Gertrude Haughawout returned from St. Joseph's hospital in Hlgin last. Tuesday. Miss Ktta Levey visited her brother, Lyman, and family at Crystal- Lake Thursday. C. H. Davidson spent Sunday with his son, Albert, at the home of Mrs. L. Thayer. V F. W. Wille, son, August, and H. H. Cooper were Sunday visitors at Arling­ ton Heights. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Goddard of Woodstock spent Sunday at the home of J. B. Lynch. Ed Pierson and friend of Chicago spfent Saturday and Sunday with the former's parents. Mi-, and Mrs. Tackman and daugl ter of Crystal Lake were Sunday call­ ers at A. Jacobs'. ^ L. J. Gibson of Chicago was an over Sunday guest of his parents', Mr. and M rs. D. L. Gibson. Miss Clara Salow of Barrington was the guest of M iss Mabel Skinner from Sunday unitl Tuesday. Mr. Fish and James Dermont of Woodstock are papering and painting the F. M. Bunker house. Mrs. R. L. Durield and son, Arthur Skinner, of Woodstock were Elgin vis­ itor Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. L. Johnson and son, Lloyd, Miss­ es Edna Burgett and Helen Reed were Crystal Lake callers Saturday. Mrs. A. Anderson, Mrs. Wm. Reed, Mi-s. Wilbur L« vey and M rs. B. Lynch are among the sick Qne^> Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ormsby of Crys­ tal Lake were Sunday visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Ormsby. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Waterman of Woodstock spent Saturday and Sunday in the home of Mr. ^nd Mrs. H. I^eed- Mr. and Mrs. Jackett aqd Mir. and Mrs. H. Brown of Woodstock were Sunday visitots of Mr. and Mrs, A, A. Dietz. ^ Mr. and Mrs. E. Senne and son, Mar- cellus, of Woodstock were Sunday vis­ itors in the home of. Mr. wd -Mrs. F. W. Wille. M rs. J. H. Lynch and daughters, M rs. E. W. Merchant and Mre. L. Ben­ nett, and children visited with Mi's. L. M. Goddard at Woodstock Thursday. The last number on the Ridgefiel^ entertainment course will be given Thursday evening, March 27. The Jones Concert company will give one oi their splendid ooncerts. Do not fail to hear them. Admission, 35c and 15c. On Friday evening of this week a special service will lie held In the church at 7:30. Easter services will be held on both Sunday morning and evening. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered at the piorning service. Special music, dec­ orations and an appropriate sermon will be features. An urgent invita­ tion is given everyone, whether a member of the chufch or not, to at­ tend all of these services. AGENTS WANTED. . The Velie Motor Vehicle company at 1615 V.ichicago Ave., Chicago, wants some live agents thruout this section of the country. They have an excel­ lent car and want to. push its sale iq this vicinity. Wnte them at once for particulars, it wifl be t« yam- hater- psti. 37-3t Cliic«fii * North-We*tor». Infective Jauaary 5. IU13. WSSS DAT Tit AIM. •OSTHaooMS NeHen^. ..... VI* EIRID 10.11 am Via Des I'laines 10.11 a m Via iJi-s I'lulnea 2.25 p m Via KIkih 2:2T» p tb Via lie* Plaloes ...Via Klftin Via L>ea Plalaas... IDIDAT TRAIMi. Via Elgin 8.35 a m........ Via l»es I'luine# 9.06 p Via Elgin waaa DAY THAJM BOOTHBODNO ...Via Deft Hlaiatt.... ..A.Via E1k»u„ 10.Ida Via Dea Plalaw ...I.40* _ ... Via Das I'IhIom 145 p ui • SDROAT TRAIM. ...Via lk-s PlaluM •. V.35am Via EiKi" 8.55 am ...Via lies Plalnes.. t6.3o p ui . .. .7.85 p m LMT« Ohic«i4K' •7.00 ft » *X.4a a •).. *12.50 p m. *11:50 il Bl •3.40 pal„ ^.tSpSI M.o p m. 7.10 i I^eava Mo U eupy. *7.10 a •.. *7.10 a m.. *8.1# a «S.Wp«l,? ..5.00 p m . .6.81 D B ..•.SI p m 10.15 am ,10.15 a m ..4Jftpm Arrlre Chicago ..(.Mam ,10.10a m TS31KA - Arthur^Shales is visiting In «o. " ' 1 Richard Fleming wa» a Chicago pas­ senger Tuesday. Mrs. J. M. Phalin spent Sunday Vflth relatives in McHenry. Miss Irene Conway wjjs the gqest of her aunts in McHenry Sunday. v, • I'aul-Hoffmjn of Spring Grove iting at Henry and Frank McMillan's. Mrs. Jos. Buss and daughter, Annie, boarded t^E^lgin train Tuesday morn- Ing. ' .. Mi-s. M. Kuox and daughter, FUti - ence, called on Holcomhpi ille relatives Tuesday. : ^ ^ Mr. slid Mrs. W. & Welch 'mud 'daughter, Helen, visMifd at. JT.%1. Phalin's Friday, ¥ . , ' ;; Mi's. B. F. Peck, an4 Mrs. Henry McMillan and childi'en called on Hol- ComUville rt'latives Thui>day. Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kenetian of Hainesville wei-e Vecent'oallei-s at riu> home of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Martin. One of the most pleasant, gatherings of the season took place at the l>eaui i fnl home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mar­ tin last. Thursday evening, when a few of the neighbors were invited in jo spend the evening. The occasion w:is Mr. Martin's birthday and the event was in the form of a St. Patrick's party. The genial hostess had every­ thing prepared for the comfort and en- joynieut of her guests, and it is need­ less to say that they enjoyed them­ selves immensely. The pleasant rooms, with their brilliant lighting system, presented a most attractive appearance* and beneath the soft glow of the lights oard tables might lie seen, at, which the guests enjoyed a few social games of euchre. At the midnight hour ;i delicious Supper was served, to which all did ample justice. The table dec­ orations were green and white, while the favors were miniature shamrocks, pipes and Irish flags. At a late hour all departed for their horties, voting Mr. and Mrs. Martin royal enter tain- el's and wishing Mr. Martin many happy returns of the day. KIMOWOOII. "U. W. Allen was a Chicago visitor list, Thursday. Bert McCannon was a Woodstock visitor last Thursday. E. T. Chase and O. A* Tabor were Woodstock visitors MondSv. Edith McCannon spent last Thurs* day at Joe McCannon's in Ostend. ^ Mrs. Emma Merchant returned to her home in Woodstock Tuesday mom* ing. Bert McCannon attended the milk association meeting at Elgin last Fri­ day. • Alonzo Lawrence of Chicago visited his uncle, A. Lawrence, the last of the week. ' H. M. Stephenson and William Beck spent Monday night kndt Tuesday in Chicago.. George Bacon of Msrengo spent Thursday night of last week at J. L. Conway's. The W. C. T. U. Will meet with Mrs. Florence Bell Saturday of this week. Lender, Mrs. Jennie SpauMing. Topic, Prohibition." Mrs. Eva Wagner and little daugh­ ter and Mi's. Annie Tony an of West McHenry visited at A. Lawrence's Thursday of last week. Quite a number from here attended the caucus in McHenry Saturday. James Conway received the nomina­ tion for road commissioner. M'rs. J. L. Conway entertained heiu-, nleoe and husband of Harvard^Utst * week. They left Monday night for I4M Angeles, Calif., to make their home, Opera House l w. sum. MANAGER WEDNESDAY AND of this week All Seats 10c Masquelet's East Side First-class Drugs; Reasonable Prices, Prompt Service McHenry, III. What la Um MKMWM MwMn • nllnk 4ur* tat • rat< war and • meat m»«T OCTORS and the general public agree that we provide most excellent service as well a a R IGHT QUALITY has built btir business and will most assuredly be maintained and even improved when possible. ' f, U you will be able to find what you want here .at all times, as our stock is ^complete in all departments. G E#T OUR PRICES on all goods 3 we handle and see if you can beat them elsewhere* But be sure and compare quality also. ELIDING GOODS of right quality at riglTt prices and serving our customers properly has made this store prosper. McHENRY TELEPHONE 56-W -*41 •?w FOJR THAT- Easter Dinner get your supplies of FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND GROCERIES i here and include a pound of SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE at.. or better yet A pound of LUXURY BRAND COFFEE at and you will finish your meal with that SATISFIED FEELING. JohnStoffel - • ' ^ - • • -j w - % /A\ $~i 0. Hi ̂ •' : }j • m • : • *5 I'-V-;'. . ' • ;-'4 & ;f ^4 I1 ^ t \ ' v" "•1 • if •>!'.*;< 1 ha t v "V'.'-S v; •*} :-i%h Tha nilrMd man meala the •an cuta tka i cut, but iha taat. T.10 a ni T !0 ^ 5.00 p LB 5.00 p Via KIRIU. -.TV.- - .<•' rf.'* ,<3 . _ . ... Air ,, WILBUR LUMBER CO. . 5 'i ' ;;u aOI.COMBVII.LK. fid. Powers was a Woodstock oaller Friday. Miss Vera Doherty sj>ent. Sunday with her parents. Miss Irene Da vol I spent Wednesday afternoon at D. A." Powers'. Mr. and Mrs. Will Zanders were Sunday visitors at P. F. Hunt 's. Miss Nellie Doherty spent Saturday evening w,ith her aunt in McHenry. Miss Gertrude LaSage spent Friday afternoon with Miss Til lie l'umre.ning. Mrs. Nichols of l£lgin was a guest of her sbter, Mrs. W. J. lieiser, last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Helser and chil­ dren were visitors at VV. Thomas' Sunday. Mrs. John D. Quartel of Plymouth, Mich., visited her sister, Miss Lucile Byixl, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris of.Crystal Xvtke were Sunday visitors at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. Will Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Whiston, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MUler «nd Helen O'Dionald were Sunday visitors at the home of T- U Flandei-s. f. VObO. ~" Jlason Walton is juryinaa in ^auke- gan this week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fisher spent Fri­ day in McHenry. Mrs. Ray Paddock was a Hound Lake caller Wednesday. C. G. Huson returned home Satur­ day from a visit in Wisconsin. 1 W. Converse and Lee Huson had wood sawers Thursday "and Friday. Mrs. Chris Dilloq of Morton Park visited her son, Will, and family the past week. Mr. and Mrs. John Engeln have moved to McHenry, where they will reside in the future. John Vasey died at his home eafet of town March 9, 1913, after a lingering illness. Burial at Wauconda. Mrs. Albert Kottenberg and Mable of Waukegan spent the latter pari of the week with her parents here.'. See ESLI&tt.for everything electrical, Your favorite cut awaits you here, Put up in style when you appear. We're here to serve you well and fast, Our speed makes many stand aghast. This is the place for choioe meats in a hurry. E. F. Matthews WEST McHENRY. ILL. u 'PHONE 3 L. Q. SENG Stma 4a*raa af a*- callanaa a lloars and cifara, tamt aervica, aama aid • t a II d, aaana avary- thinf uctft tka MT-NUHBER.CJ fa 106 N. 8th An. CHICAGO. PARCELS CHECKED FREE G. A. SATTEN DISTRICT MANAGER MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK K-&5 WEST M'HENRY, ILL ABC YOU INTERESTED? Talapfcana Na 19J. SIMON STOFFEL , Insuraaee agent for all olasses of ' property in the best companies. Waat McHaarr. IIHaalr CANDIDATE FOR VILLAGE CLERK. Tli ru the solicitation of a number of my friends, I hereby announce myself as candidate lor the office of village cler^. J. W. BONSLETT. FOR VILLAGE CLERK. Thh* 1&ie request of soike of my friends I take the pleasure to announce myself as candidate for the office of village clerk at the coming election. tyl-St WILLIAM G. SCHREINER. Bister egg dyes at Pet mmw$- • '* -• if'-'.- i-. .. ,.0r I'/* AdT Sfoffels l>all Sunday* march 23 P reels--^,000 feet of ftfm PRESENTED BY R. W. URACY A complete history of the war of the rebellion fifty years ago today told In moving pictures, presenting actual battle scenes !*, life motion. Don't miss it. Photography as follows: Reel One.---The Cause of the War. A Slave Chase. War De­ clared. "In Dixie Land We'll Take Our Stand." Drafting Men for the Army. On the Firing Line. Battle of Bull Hun. Battle of , Stone River. After the Battle. Hospital Corps at Work. Reel Two.--Asleep on Duty. Sentenced to be Shot. Wife's A|^ ' peal to Lincoln. Her Ride for'Life. In the Nick of Time. Farte of a Confederate Spy. General Karly's Raid thru the Shenandoah Val­ ley. Battte of Cedar Creek/ Sheridan's Famous Ride. Turning Defeat into Victory. Reel Three.--Battle of Gettysburg. Battle of the Wilderness^ A Northern Prison. Dreaming of Home. For a Chum's Sake. Lee's Message to Grant. Grant on the Firing Line. Appomattox. The Dawn oi Peace. Lee's Surrender. Grant's Return to Washing^ V ton. When Johnny Comes Marching Home. The Cost of War. ONE COUNTRY " ONE FLAG & K*m$ •M- - j $$ , 15 M;§? I®" :;C We Know that you ktoOw a good piece of meat when you see it. We know that a poor piece of meat is expensive at &ny price, rind that is why we are serving the public with the very best that money will buy. Have you tried our home made sausage? If not, you don't kttow what you're missing. :: J.W.Aebischer lS»caa*ar ta £, fi. Fratt-J fbOBMSY. Ok H ** "" "1kt *. 1*1 - • ^ .if -- . M M - • "M Are not the charuts o#^ your Easter gown and Easter hat worth psr? petuating? Our stu­ dio is the center of in­ terest m sncii octn- ftiOOfkr •sisst" >w- i' l&idi-i * $1 t i "- ,'i- l-$\ FRAMES OF AU. AUD nmQESk M-m F. SCHNABEL,