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* 1 * w * "OK Look! whole- won 5* . Calumet does--it*sPure to sour milk and soda. ;S- * 1 i-t-'i THE M'HENRY PLA1NDEALER PUBLISHED EVEKY THURSDAY BY F. G. SCHREINER OMtos la Bank Building Telephone W-W TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Oas Year .....11* Stat Months, 75c Three Months, *c • : : -- Thursday, October 12, 1916 '.-r , fit. Mary's Church Notes ke gas company has installed the mains for the new sisters' home, irma Lauer of Sublette, 111., hap returned to McHenry to resumfc the position as organist and conductor of St, Mary's choir. She will also conduct vocal exercises in the school $• every d*y, teaching rythm and a gen­ eral knowledge of music, which the stivte eoru*e rwr&ires. remainder of her time will be devoted to piano pupils, which she respectfully solic­ its. As a graduate of tfie Caruthers School of Music of Chicago, Miss Lauer has adapted herself to the dif­ ficult art of teaching little tots their first lessons in music. She gives the children one class instruction atnd one private lesson far, 75 cents. The class lesson of the Caruthers method which is always open to visitors has revolutionized piano instruction. Next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, in memory of the forty hours d\iring which the body of Jesus lay in the sepulchre, St. Mary's parish will open in solemn ceremony the annual devo­ tion to the Blessed Sacrament. This beautiful devotipn dates its origin as Jffar back as the year 1534 and all other devotions pate before it as the ffstars at the coming dawn. A re- demptorist father from St. Alphonsus' church, Chicago, will conduct this three day devotion, giving his prin­ cipal sermon at 7:30 every evening, partly in German, but mostly in En­ glish. Additional talks will be given Monday and Tuesday at 9:00 a. m., and Sunday at 10:30. All men and young men have been called to ap­ pear at the railing at the 8 o'clock mass Sunday, the remainder of the parish Monday and Tuesday morn­ ing. A grand turnout is expected. sThe school sisters will decorate the /church most elaborately for f&is sol­ emnity and flowers are kindly solic­ ited from all sides. Tuesday even­ ing the solemn ritual usually observed at the close on such occasions will be graced by the presence of the neighboring clergy. The presidents of all Catholic societies have been in­ vited o appoint a delegation of ten mebmers to represent the society in the grand procession that will con­ clude the ceremonies of the last night.. A choir of flower, girls uniformly dressed in white will carry flowers and a number of the little boys in white will be a new sight this time. Statement of the Ownership, management, Cir­ culation, etc.,, of the McHenry Plain- dealer, published weekly at McHen­ ry, 111., for Oct. 1, 1916, required by the act of congress of August 24, 1912: Before me, a notary public, in and for the state and county aforesaid, personally appeared F. G. Schreiner, who, having been duly sworn accord­ ing to law, deposes and says that he is the publisher of the McHenry Plaindealer, and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and be­ lief, a true statement of the owner­ ship, management, etc., of the afore­ said publication for the date shawn in the above caption, required by the act 6f August 24, 1912: That the names and addresses of the publisher, editor, managing ed­ itor and business managers are: Publisher, P. G. Schreiner, McHen­ ry, 111. 0 Editor, F. G. Schreiner, McHenry, HI. Managing Editor, F. G. Schreiner, McHenry, Dl. Business Manager, F. G. Schreiner, McHenry, 111. » There are no bondholders, mort­ gagees and other security holders. Sworn and subscribed before me this 2nd day of October, 1916. Joseph C. Holly, [Seal] Notary Public. I * • , • /*' \ 4 -j-".' .• ' ̂ i t • •* ,r V' ^ . ' ^ , Ĵ brci , T H E I N i V F R S A I C A R a million Ford cars in use today is best guarantee of satisfactory service. Serving everybody--bringing pleasure to everybody, the Ford car is a utility--your. car. The same high quality, with lower priees. Costs least to operate and main­ tain. Ford service everywhere. The Touring Car is $360; Runabout $345; Cou- pelet, $505; Town Car $595; Sedan $645, i. o. b. Detroit On display and sale by JOHN R. KNOX STAR PARAGE Vlll. Tel. 30 'AGUES Schneider Bros toHi-aBV-tsL . Don't eat too much , heavy foo4. Vegetable® a r e e a s y t o d i g e s t , ' wholesome and good foV everyone. V a r i e t y i **ja f i f c # f l e a s o n e r " f o r y o u r meals, and this you can always have when you use vegetables. We have enough kinds to pleasp all appetites.^ Be eure that you caS f i n d w i t h u s , e v e r y vegetable on the market* fresh or canned. ; Cone» let 118 supply you. r - %,jWe t̂ McHenry * ram Under our plan of 24 monthly payments, the co^l--when you figure it out--of v Wiring House amounts to ju& a few cents a day--a mighty cheap purchase taking into account the com­ fort and convenience - --g. OI I* > . ;Heftric Servic. contributes also a value to the property equivalent to several times the in­ vestment. . '^v'We make no charge'.'C"Vv5 for plans and specif i- * ; >•,;* --A catlOM ' PUBLK SECVKf (0. Of Northern Illinois loP-- i Hutu iprom i| II mm SPECIAL SALE! 2S Per Cent Discount Cameras and Print Paper During mbnth of October. Get the beautiful Autumn viewf. ; t E.v. MCALLISTER WEST McHENRY FLOUR, mTSuSSSSr Every woman knows that Early Riser Flour is the best. She will add to her knowledge of domestic economy by using Ear­ ly Riser ¥»uur for all household baking. It makes the very best bread, cake and pies. Buy a stack and everybody will Know you get the most and best tor your u*oney. :: :: •. i WEST M'HENRY FLOCK AND FEED HILLS SHOES! We have just put in an ex- , cellent stock of Men's Dress and Work Shoes and we will be pleased to have the men of McHenry and vi­ cinity call and inspect theih. Harness Department Our Harness and Horse Goods department is also very complete while repair work receives 6ur prompt and careful attention. Trading Stamps We give Trading Stomps with every 25c cash pur­ chase. Let us explain our Silverware Premium Lists, Thelen We»t McHenry ; r is The wheelbase is 112 indies. / ^ w u&3 cantilever springs sna And the price is $793. ^ Bee us at once-- •It has the famous Overland 35 , .motor-- >Now at the height of its development-** ^ •More than a quarter of a million in use-- /Driving more automobiles than any other 'motor of its power ever designed. . JAnd never before has anyone anywhere ever • we can get them. ^ *built so big, fine and comfortable a car Model 85-6, six cylinder 35-40 horsepower, ̂ , t̂o sell for anywhere near so low a price. 116-inch wheelbase--$925. - i Co wen* 'We^ • ^ . ; t >< *£ , MOTOR ACCESSOR! ... , i ^•3 k'. •» : a line of supplies for the motorist from a cotter pin to a new car. No matter whether you want either or both, you'll find the article we sell you to be the bedt of its kind procurable, and at a price that will meet ^our approval. We realize that we murftmake our prices right to get your trade and hold it. We solicit YOUR patronage. Give us a trial. Stilling's Garage Geo. A. Stilling, Proprietor McHenry, Illinois ' V\J Use Minutes "Between i V ^r' * Trains" "•if ' " v .... ' -fy •> , • -• fj4iE tel l̂one" enables tt-aveling si^simi \ to employ ,the time "between trains" to good advantage. Many customers can bo reached quickly in this waiy. v /, Bell toll lines also afford' a means for ^ * Appointments along the route, thus conserving ti fa^iand saving fruitless trips. . 5 A** 1 " -ago % W::4 elepHone Company I. H. Conrath, District Manager Tel^jhooe 9903 " ".rw m ' L . t » • 'K- • Office Hour* Ml to 1):M •. m, J- IMioVMp. m. •' MiofcNp.nt. T«le»ho«Wi U.W ... .. V'> - A. I. PHOEHLICH Phyelckui and Surgeon KSfflR8H»S:\ WEST MCHBIS T#|ephon« No. l«-R , ^ ; * SIMON STOFFEL llwurance agent for »}1 classes ot property in the best companies. m A:;,'1*) it ' Tkr i ** '">4 u « y ymr mmmx, K " " , "a* ' "V.'-w •• - 1 V sw- V ^ Juicy,Tender, Broiled Meats At last itls possible to! chops, fowl,; and fish, saving all the juices and nourishment in thfc meat, on your own range, in your own home--by using Cole's Hot Blast Range No smoke or odor. All the smoke and ----> odor is drawn through the grate and up the chimney. While broiling or toasting the entire top of the range is free for other cooking--thus increasing 33̂ <]/o the top cooking capacity over all other ranges.J Baking made a pleasure ̂ * sanitary even baking oven of Cole's Hot Blast Range. A reliable oven thermometer that saves many steps each day is put in the oven door of each range. Why put up with tough, drled:^n?eat fried in the (Skillet or smoked and burned with a top broiler. Save your money and the nourishment in the meat by placing this great range in your home. Come inrtoday. / "I^be Double Capacity Range" fegpll for the name ' 'Cple'i"--non# other genuine ' J, J. Vyxsital McHENRY, ILL. fc62D ROYAL FENCE CONTINUOUS stay fence of big wires woven together with the famous Royal loop. Look for this sign in every roll. "Royal Pence, made by American Steel & Wire Comjfeny. Full weight. Full size of wire. Fuil isaatfc of rolls. mi m FOR YEARS THAT SIGN HAS STOOD FOR THE BEST FENCE1' LUMBER CO. >V' 41 ' • -!»»• ' " ^ >V ' ""X ^s£i%r-iy- . . . '<• -A'