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-•% ' • ' • I * \:vt* " ' / • > ' • ' • • ' • : * > . ' v • .V, >. v<&~ - ... H-* 1 vh;: .•:4k i '& ic;:,d I P K";: m 1 fy|*; II m- > .-'t, '$4 •t-'X'-A j.'f-v ' I: WU- V%::' rl. .S T: •'" r .IT __ Overcoats and Suits Call and see the new line. We can save you money. $10.00 to $20.00 will buy you an Overcoat or Suit that equals any made to order garment and save you $5.00 JOS. W. FREUND vi> Thanksgiving IS COMING SOON ' j. i ' Get your new Suit-of Overcoat before this. important day arrives and order it now. Get it made to measure by the Internation- r , al if you want to save your money, yet at (he same time obtain the finest tailoring, a the newest styles and the promptest, quick­ est service. We have a fine line of Mack- inaws, Sweater Coats, R$in Coats, Flannel i ( Shirts, Underwear, Etc., to select from. , Our line of Shoes, Rubbers, and everything needed for winter wear is very complete. . Call and see them. Warm Caps, Gloves , , and Mittens will soon be needed. Buy early and secure just what you want. Groceries, pure and fresh, at correct prices. Try our Coffee at 25c. 30c. lie. None better M. J. WALSH Phone 63-R 6oods Delivered CAN be cheerful without being neatly &nd_ comfortably furnished. We are in the house furnishing business and that's why we always take great pleasure in talking about the excel­ lent line of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains qpd the maop»ather things that go to iMke up the cheerful home. Come in and let us talk over tliese matters with you. You will be surprised % ^ at what little cost you can make your home just • as cheerful and comfortable as any. We .gladly-- - extend credit to responsible customers. I i t t.Z .•*» / • , ' r » Jacob Jiifften McHenps. JlJjnpi^ M TT-rfr ~WJT "w-V. ;>i n Keep Warm V. ;>i (U, ;i '//<:••; . r;i;> ii V 1 ?A> Hi - 7Wmr?rmnrn >? vi riin ; •n iWr.r,^ 'M oq } fe 1$^ In our BradleyuiSwteatcrt^ otie of the largest ^assortments of -sweaters for Men, Women, Misses aq^ Boys, and the Kiddies to be found in McHenry t| coMP$Xr •* iNM* WfiufiCanjr4mm- ^jj|er of the family, but we have an assort- ment^of colors that makes a selection an Jp&T task -^Prices range^frtjm $2.W t© $S.fkfe (Jbm3 wilile selection is* good. • > y>, i -v,« W W ' F. 'Phone 58-jfei^ t iii'Wii ii- • * ji- Ffompt- Delivery McHENRY HIGHS Ml# 31 to • Local supporters of the given their first opportunity of look­ ing over and watching the McHenry high school football warriors in action here last Saturday afternoon, when the locals bumped the Crystal Lake highs for a count of 31 to 0. The McHenry highs, ever since the beginning of the season, have been traveling out of town for their games, but in response to many urgent re­ quests they booked the Crystal Lake highs for a game here last Saturday and the large turn-out that greeted the' players was sufficient proof that Mc­ Henry fans like the game and are willing to support the team. The McHenry squad played its first game of the season against the Crys­ tal Lake highs at Crystal Lake, where the boys went down to a 6 to 0 de­ feat. Sihce that game their exper­ ience with the Elgin, Rockford and DesPlalhes teams and the expert coaching of Coach Dorr has drilled considerable football into the players, which fact was proven beyond a shad­ ow of doubt last Saturday afternoon, when they registered such a decisive defeat over a team that out weighed them several pounds to the man. The players of the orange and blacl^ put up a very creditable article of ball on this occasion and from a specta­ tor's poigt of view there was little fault to be found with the hom£ play­ ers, especially when it is considered that this is only the second year of football at the school, and also that a number of the men in the line-up played their first game with the be­ ginning of the present season. In fact, a number of the boys have played in only five games. When the whistle sounded the start of the contest last Saturday there was a solid wall of fans on the south side line, while a few of the more ardent rooters followed the action of the game from the north side of the field. Crystal Lake failed to bring an of­ ficial and appeared satisfied to have Coach Dorr act as the general su­ preme and if any fault was found with his work in his official capacity by the visiting or home players they have kept this to themselves, as we have heard nary a word against him. The game started with Crystal i.ake kicking off. McHenry gained the ball and carried it several yards towards our goal. During the skirmishes that fniinwoH HcHsnry mcd.c ctcudy with the result that when within a few yards of the goal Ff Bonslett carried the ball over for McHenry's first touch down. Bonslett failed to kick goal. McHenry kicked off to Crystal Lake, who returned the ball several yards. The two teams battled hard for a few minutes without either of them gain­ ing or losing much ground, the first quarter ending with .the ball in about the center of the field. Score 6 to 0. After a short rest play resumed with the ball in the possession of the local team and playing on McHenry's territory. After several unsuccessful attempts^ :to get thru, McHenry finally worked a pretty forward pass. E. Bonslett stepped back with the ball and without the slightest interference he pulled back his arm as if to pass the oval, but instead shot out in the open field for a gain Of about twenty yards. Gains were then made in rap- id succession and when within strik­ ing distance P. Bonslett again crossed the line ~for the second touch down of the day. Bonslett again failed to kick goal. The second quarter ended, without any more scoring. Score 12 to 0. During the intermission between halves the coaches of both teams gave the player# a short ̂ lecture, the one by Coach Dorr provithe most effec­ tive^ as the home lads went into the second half with a great deal more pep" than was displayed during the first part of the game. Ntiuiai . A • OPERA HOUSE MOVIES TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY ~ Tuesday Special Features Thursday Famous Players Saturday and Sunday... Patfae Program Admission :: 10c Carey Rezek „ Lowell Bonslett, 4; L. Bacon L. H. B, Miller F. B. F. Bonslett R. H. B. Touch downs: F. Richardson, 1. Goal kicks: Justen. Substitutes: Hunter for Stoffel, Smith for Boyle, McOmber for Fr«tt. The same two teams clash again at Crystal Lake next Saturday aft­ ernoon. No doubt quite a few from here will .go down to the game. ' OLD MAN DROPS DEAD At'Pistakee Bay Cottage Last Sunday Morning )th *rd Open work on the part of bo teams characterised the third, 'forwar passes being used repeatedly. In this, however,' the McHenry boys had an edge on their, opponents, ..as they grained considerably more ground on this style of play then did Crystal Lake. After (several hard scririimages McHenry! -once more got the ! ball started for the home goal and after a few minutes of play Bonslett count­ ed McHenry's third touch down. E. Bonslett fail«d to kick goal. The third quarter ended with l^cHenry, fighting hard for ahother toych 4°wn. McHenry went iftto the fourth quar­ ter with a number of .substitutes fn the line-up. The team was working perfect!^ by this tin>e and within a very few minutes of play Richardson shot ou^, blocked f)a beautiful forward pass, recovered the ball and.crossed the chal|c-Iine for a touch down. Jus- ten kicked goal. The teams again lined up.and gains were made in rapid succession, McHenry backs_ gftxryjlng the ball for good gains. When a point was reached for an •< advantageous touch dojvvn f. Bonslett was given the ball and! did just the trick that was oxpected* of < him. Justen failed to kick goal. , When time was called, an­ nouncing thr ead i of the game, Mc­ Henry lost the. ball on her ten yard line. - Tl^e boys tried hard to-make another touch down*, iuk failed. Final to 4L. <»; ' - ins lined-tip as follows: (81V ^ 'Crystal'Lake (0) ""R iS." " " 3tabcock R. * ^Iruenwald Thds. M. Jones, aged sixty-three, caretaker at the Thos. Cummings sum­ mer home at Palm Beach, Pistakee Bay, dropped dead there at 9:05 last Sunday morning. The deceased, a kindly sort - of an old man, had been at the Cummings home all summer and was well liked by all of the cottagers around there. Ldst Sunday Mr. Cummings and a party of friends were out from Chica­ go to do a little fishing and hunting. The party had just finished their breakfast when Mr. Jones nuririenly toppled over and died almost instant­ ly. Coroner Taylor of Libertyville was notified and he arrived at the Bay about noon, when the inquest was held over the body, the verdict being that the deceased had come to his death thru organic heart trouble. Undertaker Jacob Justen of this vil­ lage was notified and took care of the body, accompanying same to Chicago last Monday morning. The deceased, who was familiarly known to the residents of that part of thje Bay as "Broadway" Jones, made, many friends during his stay at the Cummings home. Everyone in the neighborhood seemed to know him and everyone had a good word for him. The Cummings family is one of the most prominent at Palm Beach and they ' have maintained a summer home there for a number of years. Master's Sale of Real Estate Alford H. Pouse, Solicitor State of Illinois,) County of Mc-) Henry' ) Jaoob Justen vs* Circuit Court of said McHenry County. ) In Chancery. ) General Ottilie' Schoel, et al. ) Number 18692 Public notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of a decree made and entered by said court in the above en­ titled cause, on the 15th day of No­ vember, A. D. 1915, I, Calvin J. Hendricks, Master in Chancery of said court, will, on Monday, the 6th day of December, A. D. 1915, at the hour of one o'alock in the afternoon, at the East doof of the Court House in the City of Woodstock, County of McHen­ ry and'State of Illinois, sell at public vendue1 to the highest and best bidder, for cash, all and singular, the follow­ ing described premises and real estate in stiid decree mentioned, or so much ^hereof fia shall 'be sufficient to sat­ isfy said decreie, to-Wit:' 1 Lot ^timber Four (4) in Block Number Twenty-three (28) of the original ,Village of McHenry, except­ ing a^d: reserving therefrom, however, that part thereof which is bounded B UT if you can tell us Vhat a young man is d with his spare money we can make a pretty guess as to what financial condition he will be in twenty years from now. The young men with the bank ac­ counts will be the business men, the men of affairs, of the future. They will be the employers of labor, the men who "do things." It is simple cause and effect. If YOU are a young man you can start the. cause todajC We are ready to talk it^over with you. Apply here for Grain fee, Sl.M. STATE We« McHenry* Illinois. FOR YOUR n We will have a fresh sup­ ply of the necessities that go to make your Thanks­ giving dinner an enjoy­ able affair, such as fresh Celery, Lettuce, Apples, Cranberries, Sweet Pota­ toes, Bananas, and last, but not least, a cup brew­ ed from our Special Blend Coffee. A share* of your trade is appreciated. John. Stbffel y scor McHenr Justen Frett R.*5. _ fiumpkie CT' "^fewanson Ritt ^ ancf described fcs ^follows, to-wit: Com­ mencing Irtt a froirit on the North line of said ltot Number Four (4)i which point is 155 feet westerly from the Northeast. comer of said Lot Number Four (4) ;( thence Westerly on said North lirie of said Lot Number Four (4) to the Northwest corner of said Lot; thence South, on the West line o£ sai4 Lot to the Southwest corner thereof; thencie Easterly, along the South line of said Lot,' to a point which is 155, f4et Westerly from the South­ east corner d£j3aid Lot; thence North­ erly .66 feet to the plate of beginning, situated in the Village of McHenry in the County of McHenry and State of, Illinois. D^ted at Harvard, Illinois, this l#th day of November, A. D. 1915. ,v Calvin J. Hendricka, 1 Master, ip Chancery of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illinois. ' 22-3t l; , ,, . , No jHunting or Trespaasiaf On account of the pi ©valence of the foot and n^outh disease hunting and tre^a^ing; is strictly prohibited on my farm occupied by Mr. Geo. Ros Will When Planning Your Thanksgiving Dinner Don't forget this store. We have put in a stock of fancy and staple gro ceries that fit in just right for your Thanksgiving dinner. We deliver or ders promptly. If you cannot come in person, 'phone in your order and it will receive our prompt and careful attention. M, M. NIESEPI. i« McHenry Phone 86-W Double Oven Capacity Think of the economy of time and fuel--do twice the baking with half the fuel and half the trouble. This great saving of time and money tirade possible by fhe extra large oven found only in-- Cole's Hot ISlast Range Th« 14-inch oven height doubles the Oven Capacity, Xh®- extra two inches make it possibie to place the largest roaster on the oven raclcandstill have the entiie oven bottom free f.>r other hiking. The double capacity oven--to- gether with the Hot Blast fas! suvir.g draft and the 12 other sani­ tary arvp labor saving devices make Cole i Hot Blast Rangm to* beat* range ^vcr made for family ON. ~ V Don't Put it Off---Put One in Your Home Today* "The Double Capacity Range" Look for the Name "Cole's" None Other Cenuiitf, J. J. Vycital McHenry, 111. DR. F. J. AICHER DENTIST Offlcn ijl Telephone Exchange Bldg ' CentervMe McHeary, Illinois ' Ttfaiphoac No. 79tW < Telephone No. iM-R ! SIMON -STOFFEL Insurants^ agent for all al asses of •• ^property in the best companies, WES? MCHENRY . ILtiftOS sr.: Our Advice Vss " "" Wnehyotifeel out of sorts from canitf* patian, lei us say thai if ~ not relieve you. see a ph tother ho ota. MsVJ • -1 £ ;• t IN because no totner home QfM oeij by us, 10 een*. E. V. McAllister," Don't forget that Th« Plaindealer will print your legal notices! just as •y paper in RIGHT CROW We have a right to crow, because ire have made a success of the grocery business. Honest methods will win in any business. T h a t ' s t h e ' k i n d o f methods we have used in our bus iness . Our groceries are pure* Buy^ t h e m ; t r y t h e m : a n d you will come ag-ain for them. Schneider Pros., * Wesft McHenry w. Vegetables Groceries . - • 1 - r f{ > n i «-•*- * 1"» - • : - - . , • • r . . T « I !o o. S. 3. 1 Dfero JLElN Sr .-•wp.; Phone 26 , + * • ' •{5 • McHem^r IU. „,MEATS TFLUITS i" v . • " » .