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•»»« 8 t2%%9£tttSZZ»Z*ZZrZ--tZZZ-ZZZ '.ir;i x - v._... .«.; • ' :..U- k ' & : t^ourst^C ̂ •sviir-i Pf" of srae# (school yetftheN" •$#•; are so many items needed that it is al­ most impossible for pupils to start in the fir& day with a full equipment We carry a faery complete line of school, supplies aad lie glad to supply your needs at all times. .' FRACAS, reus, PEN HOLDERS, ERASERS, : -:JNKS, CRAYONS, WRITING PAPER, PASTE, TABLETS, RULERS. HUOLAGE, DRAWING ITER1ALS, ETC. "m - * i } t ; can buy at our store as safely as the grown up DRUGGIST; A McHENRY, ILL. Pit-'-'f ai . ~ •:-r: Maroon Sweaters with white stripe Irfaroon Sweaters with white stripe._____ * Navy blue Sweaters with Maroon stripe., Navy blue Sweaters with Orange stripe. Black Coats, V neck, at_. lavy and Orange, 28x86. for the yotlng._.$S.26 • Maroon and white, 28x36, for the young._ $3:25 'itiese are only a few of the best selling numbers we have , Besidds the above we have a number of plain colors ** most aay price . _Ut to $SJM % • r'- > 'Phone 79«| BROS McHenry, Ut : \ ?: V* ; • --* STOW tOORl LISTEN! When at Ringwood stop in my store and see what from 10c to 25c will buy in Ena­ mel Ware. I have ji^t received 3 large shipment of this Ware tot he sold at remark­ ably lqw prices wi|il ̂ U l^sts. Cofli§ and save sqme money. " ' 113 if K ' JOS. J. MILLER RING WOOD, ILL. Mk\ before the weather will be such that you will • again seek comforts in >our home after enjoy-, ing one of the most pleasant summers in years. Better look around and see if there aren't a feMF < things needed in the lii\e of Furniture that will "Wist in niakin ̂your i^Qflie cheery. N°W fa tin^e to do tl^is. EKmHwait until thelaat •t ̂ wpioment Go over your hon>e carefully and jot ̂idown the items that you may need, come to our store and make a selection, Make your t|* lections now and you are assured of deliver ̂ J^when the tune arrives that you will need th& •H«jtC|iew Furniture, Our lines of Carpets, Rugs, r Curtains, Linoleums, etc,, are very complete choosing from same is made easy by our. ii^elegant display. We bid you welcome. • Furniture and Undertakidg - . .zrtzsrti.ii&t; NEIGHBORING NEWS AS CHRONICLED^BY j OUR ABL^ XORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS usten.., «, • ^ luinoig • ^ nil RIDGEFIELD Mrs. R. Gricewas shopping in Chi­ cago Wednesday. Ralph and Harold Walkup were Woodstock callers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hartmanwere callers at Woodstock Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Scaro spent Saturday and Sunday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. I. Erickson were Chi­ cago passengers Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Goddard of Woodstock were Sunday callers here. Mr§. A. Martini and Mrs. P. Scaro were Woodstock shoppers Thursday. Miss Etta Irish and niece, Miss Lois Levey, were over Sunday vis­ itors in Elgin. •* Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Hesselgr&ve and daughters of Woodstock spent Sunday at Grandpa Peterson's. Mrs. W. £eed and Misses Elsie Wille and Rosie PeterSon were Crys­ tal Lake callers Thursday afternoon. Mrs. J. B. Lynch visited with her daughter, Mrs. L. M. Goddard, at Woodstock last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Anna Mollohen and daughter, Ella, spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. Schuenemanh at Crystal Lake. Church Notes Fourteen united fcith the church last Sunday morning. Twenty-two members of the choir and twelve others Went to Greenwood Friday evening. The Ladies' Aid society nfeets this Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herman Bruell. Please bear in mind that the hour of church services Sunday morning is 10:30 and Sunday school at 11:45. The Ladies' Cemetery society will meet at the home of Mrs. E. E. Kni- lans, Sept. 28. It is requetsed that all members be' present, as this is to be the last meeting before the annual dinner. On Friday evening, Sept. 29, James Garvin, a lecturer for the Chicago Daily News, will give a lecture with stereoptican slides on South America. There will be special music by the choirs before the lecture. This prom­ ises to be a pleasant and instructive evening. Edwin Walline, president of the Students' Volunteer Union of Chica­ go, will be with Mr. Parker next Sun­ day, Sept. 24, and will preach in the morning and speak at the evening service on the C. E. subject, "Chris­ tianity Compared With Other Re­ ligions.'^ Mr. Walline is a big man with a big message. The evening service will be especially instructive. School books a^d supplies at Mc­ Allister's drug store. OSTENO The three Kaiser children started to school Monday. Workmen commenced on Warren Francisco's silo Tuesday. Frank Chatman and wife, accom­ panied by Charles Sherman and wife, visited at Lake Forest Sunday last. Henry Hobart's silo was completed Monday and will be filled Wednesday and Thursday, weather favorable, It is 14x40. Mrs. W. A. Martin of McHenry passed the latter part of last and th6 fore part of this week as a guest in the home of her son, F. E. Martin. Jack Frost has paid us three pret­ ty short visits of late. Corn Is QWt® badly cooked. Silos are being filled ith it as fast as the many fillers can do it- Nearly every farmer to this' neigh­ borhood attended the milk producers* meeting at. Ring'wood last week Tuesday evening and voted to stand firmly together. Relatives here received word from the Hutson family at Belleview, Flor­ ida, that Mark was recovering nicely from his operation and that his moth­ er, who has been very ill, was some­ what better. Ostend feels quite proud of their school this year. They have sixteen pupils and one more to enter later. This is the largest school here for veral years. There are/ several first year pupils. • VOL(| L Mr. a^d Mrs., Thos, Fisher were in Round Lake Sunday, Surydfty school at Ii46 and preach­ ing at 7:30, Sept. 24. Mrs. J. Hart of California visited at James Kirwin's last week. Mrs. Clif Benwell visited^ her moth­ er at Spring Grove last week. Miss Bessie Meade of Grayslake spent Saturday at Ray Paddock's? Miss Ella Moore spent Thursday and Friday last with relatives in Ken­ osha,"* W/is. + Mr. a»d Mrs. F. Crocker and Mrs. Wells of Libfeityville spent Sunday at Lee Husoel's. Ray Paddock and family enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs* Geo. Huso# of Libertyvillfe Mrs. S- Meade and daughters of Grayslake and Mark Hu.son and daughter, Zella, of Round Lake Sunday. A fresh line of McHenry bakery goods ito&y be found at F. A. Bob- lander's at all times.. 12-tf Thanks I wish to extend to the voters of McHenry county and especially the farmers and milk producers my sin­ cere thftpks for the loyal support and assistance given me at the primaries on September 13. If elected in No­ vember, I shalLendeavor to so conduct the affairs of the office as to merit the confidence and esteem of the peo­ ple of this county. Yin.c«jat S. Lumlef, TERRA COTTA Major E. Gates of Chicago spent Sunday here. Miss Elsie Marshall was a Crystal Lake vcaller Tuesday^ John Riley was a business visitor in Woodstock Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gates of Chi­ cago were visiting here Sunday. Mrs. S. B. Leisner called on Crys­ tal Lake friends Monday morning. Mr, and Mrs. Gumming of Belvidere visited at Mrs. McMillan's Sunday. Miss Clara Frisby of Wauconda spent the week end at her home here. Chas. L. Buck of Crytsal Lake was a caller in this vicinity last Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Neill Gates and chil­ dren of Chicago visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs, John Riley and fam­ ily visited at the Earl Wilcox home near Woodstock. Miss Bessie Rydquist of Crystal Lake spent Thursday last with her sister, Mrs. Ray Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Gates of Chica­ go spent Sunday with the former's mother, MrL Ida Gates. , Mr. and Mrs, George Adams and son, Donald, of McCollum's Lake spent Sunday at P. H. Conway's. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Cox and son, Francis, spent Sunday with relatives at Crystal Lake and Munshawville. Mrs. Ida Gates closed her home here Sunday and returned to Chica­ go, where she will spend the winter. Mrs. J. M. Phalin spent the latter part of last week at the home of her niece, Mrs. Wm. D^wey, at Milwau­ kee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. C. Starr and son, Chauncey, of Belvidere spent Sunday with Mrs. Marion McMillan and Mrs. Cora Bryant. Merton Gracy was a Chicago vis­ itor Saturday. He was accompanied home by his wife, who is greatly im­ proved in health. Raymond J. Riley left Saturday morning for Champaign, where he will complete his course in ceramics at the University of Illinois this year. Mrs. Price Williams, daughter, Margaret, and son, Price, Jr., went to Chicago Sunday evening and on Mon­ day left for Alabama, where they will spend the winter. *" JQHNSBURG MUs Emma Freund of McHenry was home Sunday. Miss Helen Adams passed Thurs­ day in Chicago. C. M. Adams transacted business in Chicago Monday. J. J. Schumacher spent Saturday and Sunday in ^Chicago. Mrs. Karlston visited a few days last week with friends and relatives in Chicago. Mrs. Wm. Sattem of Volo vsited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Althoff Monday. Mrs. J. C. Debrecht boarded the Chicago train at the McHenry station Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hewitt of Ingleside were Johnsburg visiters last Thursday afternoon.' Elmer, the little son Of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ha Huemann, is sick with infantile paralysis. 1 Misses Zada and Luchia Lord re­ turned Monday morning to their home at Houston, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Freund of Woodstock passed Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lay. Mrs. John P. Schaefer and Mrs. John Schmitt were among the Chica­ go passengers Monday morning. George Lay, .Fred Schaefer and Nick Miller attended the White Sox ball game in Chicago last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Rauen and son, Arnold, of Spring Grove were Suoday visitors in the home of and Mrs. John H. Freund. t < ~ RING WOOD , -Charles Stephenson and wife at­ tended th% Elkhorn fair Wednesday. M?s, Mary Stewart of North Da­ kota is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lib- bie Ladd. Remember the W. C. T. U. county convention to be held in McHenry on Sept. 29 and 30. The first number of our lyceum course last Friday night was good and well attended. Alec Anderson of Wilmot visited Saturday afternoon and Sunday at Will McCannon's. William McCan^pfc **ct wife and Luella Stephenson attended the Elk- horn fair Thursday. fred Allen and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe of Chicago were Sunday guests at H. M. Stephenson's. The Ladies' Aid society will meet with Mrs, Ruth Hopper Thursday of next week, Sept. 28. All invited. The W. C. T. U. met last Saturday with Mrs. Emma Brown as Mrs. Ho- bart could not entertain at that time. Miss Agnes Dodge left Friday for Ypsilanti, Michigan, to attend school. Her mother accompanied her to Chi­ cago. Dr. Olcott, George Bacon, wife and daughter of Antioch and Elmer Fran­ cisco, wife and two little sons of Woodstock visited at W. A. Dodge's Sunday. • ' ' - : K. of €. Elect At the annuel election of officers of the McHenry Council, K of C., which took place at their hall on Thursday evening of last week, the. following were elected: ^ V Walsh, G. K., Ed. t. Hayes, £>. G. K.; P. M. Jus- ten, financial secretary;' Raymond E. Conway, recording secretary; John H. Miller, treasurer; Rev.*M. J. McEvoy, lecturer. *• ^ -.j fLc. - 1T. . I " , « r , , ' - ' C I . ' * ' > - l 1?'% - %'-/ -.j! EVEN IF XTrVT* ^ 1 JNU 1 ̂m .-'V>;5 1 ' i i. | ^ % • - OF THIS BANK * " - . r 1 ;jS "J , v* we will always be glad to give you our best advice upon any of your affairs. Your business will teceive our courteous and care- - 1 J* | ^ v- -v A 'V ' j** . .Zi v;-ii5 •* ,r-M ful attention. ^ •i; ^̂ 0 • • "J*#- THE-- CLARENCE F. HOY, JOSEPH C. HOLLY, Manager Cashier THE LOCATION OF A A - - ' ̂ -tea in Ringwood demands the business of all Ringwood people. Your busi^ ; ;r. n e s s w i l l b e c a r e f u U y a t t e n d e d ^ H. F. WHARTON, CASHIER 1 Dr. Carl Strueh's Sanatorium and Health Resort Ideal place for the sick and those seeking re& and recreation amidit the mo& pleasant and home-like rural surroundings. NATURAL METHODS. Writp for illustrated booklet. Telephone, McHenry 92-M. McHENRY, ILLINOIS. Turmeric ' :m * Mustard Seecf ! Celery Seed Ginger Root Mixed Spic«s Curry Powder Cinnamon Seed Alum West McHenry, III., t, JUST RECEIVED A NEW LIN£ OS *?* FOR WOMEN This brand of Shoes is well known for, ujMo* date style, service and comfort, They come in the fashionable plain toe, either patent leather or gun metal, high or low heel and the price i* very reasonable, the pairS3-00 WEST MpHENRY, ILL. /'••V - , * • « , . » r " " J"- - FREMONT HOY President *xi}\ * "J ' hA"' > A>» 44. _ ^ pi ,7 * , t- » " 4 £?yUM • M ':¥S ii 4.:^ ' V / i * -•.s5 : • ;iv " •rf{ : - i