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i m m m s We want to tradeyou good honest merchandise lor your dollars. In making this proposition we ex­ pect to accolrd you fair and honorable treatment If, in the course of any of our dealings, any mi&ake of any kind on our part occurs, we will gladly cor­ real it and make right anything in the way of mer chandise that is not as it should be. PHONE 7*-J MCHENRY m /V Costs a Little M«re Than Otkrs -waiAft jzmm Not only better bread, but more bread. Highest Price--Highest Quality--Greatest Economy. We refund your money without argument if you're not satisfied. ANTON SCHNEIDER, McHENRY J :: Phone 103-M Vt: mwmUY ^LAINDEAUg^, MIIENRY, W&, mm uil NEIGHBORING NEWS AS CHRONICLED BY OUR ABLE CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS y;i; v ••jr«vr "J " v -k&- :^fC ts#m •t- !*?»•% "jPalk gets results that cannot i^oWi|§v:had^.i«: any other way. * * spoken worid carries mbrejjpH Weight than the written. It is .* • more effective in every way.; m • When distance makes a face- % to-face talk impossible, the next ̂ best thing is the L^ong Distance Telephone.' ;V \W'?k V .**+ . 3V-: 4 S" " V: . ' '*aR'ie: * , $ * i < ? - i J ^ "**«' " "" V* vf • r̂- * ̂%* 1 Chicago Telephone Company J. JL Conrath, •••» * . : Telephone 900$;* Jbhicago Telephone Company \ fe-H. Conrath, District Manager, \ •' Telephone 9908 £ QUALITY ^RVICE ' riy < Fhone 625~tol RIGHT PRICES Johnsburgh, 111. . •. . • V . * * Ji '.»v If it's MI Elecftric Washer yim want. >n?' hand In your order to J. C. Debrechf . . . r ii.* pay on the installment M: Masquelet's T*iM» ••'Xf Hr.. ' - ;- Yon can depend tlpm the quality of our goods and the service in our &ore. We 'endeavor to carry a com­ plete assortment of various sundries always found in a |ilSK^.frUS^te^r' r . i a-- rux mnu AMTinw nm o Ton rivsKUN, ml MRS MY M MOT McHENRY, ILL. ••.. *:*>>!•' • v.i' «Jt Ju^t, Arrived ' • *St J^e have just received a BlUUKirilUi, Harry Nelson Bpent M<wday In Cbi- c*go. • > . • * . E. E. Knilans was a reewt risitorat Janesville, Wis. • ^ - ^ Herman Wille left Sunday «vaning for St. Paul, Minn. C. Risvold was a Woodstock caller Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith were at Woodstock Saturday evening. Mrs. W. F. French and son, Qerald, were Woodstock callers Friday. Mrs. E. F. Anderson and daughter, •«- AAU Gofuivlav CIC ail TL UUUDVUVA - T. Bonnicksen and son, Hans, of Woodstock were in our vicinity last week. f Mrs. C. P. Freneh and children were week end visitors with relatives aft Mc- Heary. Mr. an3 Mrs. ChM, Ormshy cf Crys- tal Lake vUHb^ tfedtr parents here Sunday. Mrs. A. Purvey and son were visit­ ing her pare&ta at Woodstock Thurs­ day last. G. E. Hoefct and family of Chiciigo vrere rase&i visitors at the home of Harry Nelson- Mr. and Mi% JR. HDofield were calling on friei^te^at CryatsU Lak» Sun­ day afternoon. Mrs. W. Morris and children were Sunday visitors at the homeof her pw> ehts in Seneca. rs. faumm 5 and granddaughter of Cary visited her daughter, Mrs R. Harrison, fyturday. Mrs. A. Hansen ia caring for Baby Ericson this week on account of the illness of the mother. Mrs. E. Senne and son, Marcel!us, of Woodstock spent Friday with her mother, Mrs. F. Wille. Rev. MacGowan was called to Wood­ stock Monday to help form a County Ministerial association. Mrs. R. L. Dufield and Mrs. Iver Ericson and daughter, Christina, were Woodstock shoppers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waterman and son, Henry, visited at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. iteed, Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. S. Reed and daughters of Woodstock spent Saturday and Sun­ day at the home of the former'^par- ents. Mrs. I*. Bennett returned home Fri day after two weeks spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tamblyn at Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. EL W. Schoof and chil­ dren of LaG range were oyer Sunday visitors at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. F. S. Morse. Mrs. C. R. Moore returned froth Madison University, Wis., Tuesday after a delightful week's outing with a cousin, who is a student in the uni­ versity. Mrs. L. M. Goddard and son, Lester, returned to their home in Woodstock Monday after nearly two weeks spent in caring for her mother, Mrs. J. B, Lynch, who is still under the doctor's care. SCHOOL. NBWS.- ,• : Glenn Rlsvold visited scfeb©! day. The upper grades have been enjoy ing some drawing and painting Ie«- sons. The first wild flowers were brought in this week. Christina Mikkelson is among the sick this week. William Ericson Is absent Ifrom grade three, having been hurt by an exploding torpedo. Mrs. Grace Clemmons visited the primary grades last week. Fourth grade is reading "Alice In Wonderland." Third grad« is enjoy­ ing "Goody Two Shoes." Mrs; MacGowan taught the upper grades Wednesday. Miss Riley at­ tended her brother's wed^j^g at Bar- rington. , ' *vn. •1HSWOOB ?>' ' W. E. Walker went to Chicago Mon. day to see his wife. Warren Foss and wife were Chicago visitors Friday of last week. Ray Merchant and wife spent Sun­ day with her parents in Woodstock. Clyde Clark and family of Ostend nt Sunday in the home of T. A. bbott. he next meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be Saturday, May-9, at Abbie Martin's. Robert McLean, wife and daughter and husband were Sunday guests at C. H. Stephenson's. Walter Bradley and Charles Carr are the proud owners of Rambler autos, just purchased last week. Orson Smiley, wife and children of Elgin visited her sister, Mrs. E. C. Hawley, Saturday night and Sunday. C. H. Stephenson and son, Harry, called on the former's brother at the hospital in Woodstock Sunday after- snopn. spen Ab Tl £lv- nice, new line of ̂ Vege­ tables and we want to , deliver an order to yonr , trery door, 'j-phone us j>our order and we'll cfo , the rest. Our line of ftaple and fancy grocer- is always complete. * 3|Ve*ll appreciate yonr Math.Laures .West McHenry Mrs. Sarah Wright of Three Oaks, Mich., has been spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Florence Bell. They ate Sunday dinner with Mrs. Vivian Esh at Spring Grove. The Ringwood Sooial elufarwill meet at the home of Miss Mildred Wolkos on Wednesday evening, May 9. • ' t»BObKAM Piano Soto... 1. ..Mildred Wolkoe Reading ....Floyd Howe Discussion--Mexican War Walter Winii Piano Solo ..Dorothy Carr Recitation ...Florence Harrison J^eading.........,,.ii.|Iarry Stephenson Piino Solo..........'iLora Walkington Recitation Sarah Dodge ^.^.Dorpas Foas Piino and Violin Duet Elsie and Lora Smith m^.. .FaVorite Flower " • '*ir" 'W* ' ' JinHNSHCBGO. ,r- Johnsburgh dried out. But it's all there--yet. Peter Williams was a McHenry caller Wednesday afternoon. Jos. J. Michels attended to business milters at McHenry Tuesday. Casper Adams spent Saturday as the guest of Spring Grove relatives. There is a lot of room for improve­ ment on the roads of Johnsburgh. • Mrs. Joe. J. Michels and daughter were McHenry visitors one day last week. Edwin Debrecht of Johnsburgh is now employed at the O'Fallon bank, Missouri. Theodore Stock of McHenry has leased his property to 5J. C. Debrecht for one year. Dr. Arnold Mueller was a profes­ sional visitor in the metropolitan city last Saturday. The repent rains., have placed the pastures and fields in this section in A No. 1 condition. Miss Emma Freund spent a few days recently as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Math. Rauen, at Spring Grove. The passing thru this place of a large number of automobiles last Sunday tells u$ that summer is here once more. Mi» Eva Ilueinann of Chicago was a Sunday guest in the home of her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Huemann. • What has become of the Johnsburgh band? Wouldn't it be a good idea to reorganize this musical organization? Rev. Geo. Nell of Effingham, 111., ar­ rived here Tuesday evening for a short visit with his mother, Mrs. George Nell. • Mrs. Mathias Lay of Spring Grove Was the guest of h«r parents, who re­ side near this place, on Thursday of last week. The differences of the two young men who came together here last Sun­ day were settled in court at W'oodstock on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Martin B. Schm\tt of McHenry spent a couple of days this week as a guest in the home of her parents,. M r. and Mrs. Peter Williams. Plans are now under way for the re­ building of the barn on the Jacob J. May farm, near this place, which was recently destroyed by fire. The next dance at Smith's hall here will take place on Wednesday evening, May 0. The Ruec.tz-St.arck wedding dance will take place on that date. Quite a bit of excitement prevailed in our quiet little burg for a few mo­ ments last Sunday when ft couple of our young men engaged in lively set-to. Nick Freund, the Spring Gh)ve blacksmith, now drives a new Ford car. Nick's many friends here will be pleased to know of his evident pros­ perity. Our tailor, Lawrence Baer, is being hept quite busy. HeUnrns out good work and his pricos are within thu reach of all. A rumor has been afloat here to the effect that one of our former sa­ loon keepers had rented a place in Mc­ Henry. The rumor oannot be verilied at this time. A report has been circulated about town to the effect that the gas com­ pany will extend its mains to this place and thence on to Richmond. We hope that the report is true. Work on the new addition to the Weiland Dairy company's plant here goes merrily on. The plant will soon be ready to start on the manufacture df the powdered product. ' Johnsburgh baseball talent was out in goodly numbers last Sunday after­ noon. The grounds west of "Stubby's" place were used by the boys for gener­ al limbering up purposes. Rev. Edw. Berthold of this place ap­ peared at the Central opera house at McHenry on Tuesday evening in one of his famous stereoptioon lectures. The attendance was very small. Work on the new barn that is to re­ place the structure destroyed by fire on the farm of Mathias Freund, north­ west of this place, is progressing nice­ ly. The new barn will be considerably larger than the old one and, will be modern in every detail. ,* Johnsburgh is amonfir the very latest of McHenry county towns to join the dry column. The saloons have all dis­ continued the sale of intoxicating liquors. The places are not closed, however, as soft drinks and cigars have taken the place of the stronger drinks. The saloon keepers of this place must be given credit for the manner in which they are following out their re­ cent orders. Their friends here hope that matters may be arranged with the county board of supervisors whereby they may be granted a license and op­ erate their places of business in a legal­ ised way. Miss Margaret Tonyan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Win, Tonyan of Spring Grove, and Joseph Freund of Ring- wood were married at the Catholic ohurch at Spring Grove on Monday morning oMast week. They held-their wedding dance at Smith's hall here that evening. The happy couple have many friends in and around Johnsburgh who all join in extending congratula­ tions. • VGM» Phil Peterson spent a recent day in the city. Miss Ella Moore wasin- Wauconda Thursday last. • •- *' Charles and Edgar Parkefr w^re in Wauconda Sunday. 1 , Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lusk of McHenry were seen on our streets Sunday. Miss Inez Bacon of Fort Hill spent Sunday with Miss Jennie Potter. Mrs. Rav Paddock and son called on her sister in Round Lake Saturday. Mrs. L. Clough and daughter, Bessie, iipgipii rft,-'- i 1? '.rfrV W- ^ V- ' 1 \ > * * ^ - "mrvi ¥ • ^ t . . . . r > ... 4 V; ^ ;</ mm, : y- .: "v*. "i'VK ... .. V V>; ';7\" '•*? '$'W. derived from business should be depos ited daily<: The money for safety--the checks for collection. Delay often causes: a loss to the merchant. Start a checking account with this bank today and secure not only safety for money and checks, || but all the privileges of a modern bank. Bank of McHenry FREMONT HOY & SON, Banket* V " • -IHJ5 . . y ; v n^'4 . " ... - . \ '••-Bl- < •:: v- '̂ iflr; % \* rr- ^ n K If >a- -^V'; M We have opened an automobile salesroom in Crystal Lake, Illinois, carrying » full line of Auto Supplies and Accessories, and have the agency in your territory to the . . Jackson $1385 TO "N^ilills Too ^toep, No Sand Too Deep^- ^ . •" •' 'ft ' ' • • « • • Empire S --^4 "The Little Aristocrat0 these cars to them, give the buyer a policy in a responsible insurance company, insuring againA the loss of the car by either fire or theft lor one year from date of sale. The reputation of the Jackson and Empire cars is a guarantee against any trouble and annoyance, so that by buying of us you can be assured a season of pleasure and satisfaction without loss, such as you can get from no ot^^^to^W ̂ We have the agency for the Harley-Davidson Motorcycle*. *• ̂' $v kn: Motor Cars 1& Supply Company Pryr«tpl l alfp. Til. •Phone 71-W ^1" -•in m .. I ;4^,; ,?/• < V ̂ -1"; ̂ Ih order to protect our cu&omers in every way, we will, on delivering one of ̂ 1. is,W To your electric light bill for May is attached a COUPON good on pre­ sentation for credit of $5.00 on the firdfc payment for an " " matic WAsmiK nmi of which we sell standard types ranging ^ in prices from $so or to $isil TERNS Of SALE $10 DOWN S Balance payable in 11 monthly installment PublicSerweteopy OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS if P H I L I P J A H G E R -- -GENERAL COilMISSION MERCHANT OTf»». ATTKimON QIVXN TO THK SALS CH* '&M ressed Beef, rtutton, Hofs, Veal, ides. Etc., Butter and Eggs Tags and prim Urts • 'S3 '4i m This la the oldest hum on the street application. | ; COLOSTORAQe FREE CHICAQO, ILLINOIS. Stall i * i. Pattoa^ WkotaMto Itarturt.!^ y&* : •M / : • Hi? v.ii! -m y. • . - •# ! • 10; p wm i: m #1 M ~'-L ri - -?• v-'-vV^.. :Si and Mr. Hallodc spent Sunday ft| A. J. Raymond's. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kapple and daugh­ ter, Frances, of Grayslake spent Sun- Chicago ft North-Western. ' • , - Effective Apr. 80. 1914 L«UM Oblcago. 7.00 am... 8.45 a m. «m OAT TSAIUS, •ORTHBOCNB McHenry ...Via Eljfln W.11 a m •.Via l»es Waines M il a ui 18.15 p E1*IB J SJ P n> 12.45 pm . . vlu Dos Plaines p iu 3.40 p m . VU Des FJalues 4.13 p m 8.15 pm Via WRin 1.21 D m 4.43 p m .Via l>es Plalnee f.n p m SDIIMT TBAIHS. 7.10 a. m Via F.lgtn IS.W a no 8.45 am Vfc I>t^s Flalnes ..M.10am 2.05 p mlll-iril Via Elgin ._*•* p m DAT TBA1HS McHenrj. SOOTHBOCHD , ^FE"A«O 7.10 a hl. ... Vlu IVs l'hiiues J.ts u m 7.10 a» " " Via Elgin. .lO.lOu m 8.331a m ... Via Des Flalnes ..t.40am 4 46pm ..Via Ites Plalnes. 1.50 pas SIWDAT THAIMH. 7.10 a m. VU iH s l'talnes. ,®.iS5 a m 7.10a BD... Via Elgia .W.10 a m 5.00 p » Via l>es Flaiues ^....S.30 p ui 5.00 p m Via Klffia TJ6 p m day with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Raymond. The best buggy on the market for the money--the Stiver, S61d by Math. Freund. • ' "THE MWttOr BUFFET • R R IIM .?/V 8* " »' DUGINER & SfANlER, Pro 49 South Fifth Frank Ha 37M Cor. Mo CHECK YOU8. You need a "Diploma" if you wj*t a good smoke. A better Mte never manufactured.