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r ̂ v.v - ;".,v in mm an u j j 11 $ sm broken lots in Fail Clothing in r s Overcoats and $||itS you are ia need of an Overcoat or a Suit, Wfe can , save you on a garment $3.00 to $5.00 We have some broken lots of good new Overcoats and ':*• jSuits, which we are closing: out regardless of co& •f Come and insped the line. It will be to your advan- • « * » JOS. W. FREUND ] WEST McHENRY, ILL. -INTERNATIONAL- New Fall Suits and Top Coats Made to your own measure, guaranteed "to fit. A large variety of colors and qualities to suit every fancy and purse. Ladies' Tailoring to your individual ure. Suits, Coats, Skirts made by the Vic­ tor Ladies Tailoring o. Come early and get the benefit of the early fall wear. A large line of samples to seled from. Correct fit and style guaranteed. M. J. WALSH Phone 63-R Goods Delivered Christmas Gifts FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY MAY BE FOUND HERE Jewelry df all Kinds White Ivory in sets and separ­ ate pieces, Fancy China, Cut Glass, Dolls, Games, Sleds, etc. F. A. Bohlander WEST McHENRY. ILL. wr. .1 • " , .M. ^ ^ Select Furniture For Christmas Gifts The custom of buy ing tfce more sensible Gifts is becoming more popular each year and in view of the fact that Furniture comes under this head and also because more and more people are awaking to the fact that Furniture makes spendid and most acceptable Gifts we have put in the largest and most complete line of Furniture that we have ever assembled. We cannot enumerate the things that we have for you to select from, but can only extend you an invitatiofi to make this store your Xmas Shopping center. We will be pleased to assist you in making up your Xmas Furniture list and we can assure you that those who receive the Gifts you buy here will appreciate them. For the little folks we also have a complete line of Gifts that will bring more than a little joy to them. JACOB JUSTEN Itfcli LIN ilY ILLINOIS Village Trustee^ Mec Session Monday The session with Pres. Wells Trustees present: Doherty, ten, Kennebeck, Staff el, Simes Spencer. The miiiutes '«£<{]»• last meeting wefre read and approved. The following bills wer< by the finance committee: Standard Oil Co., gasoline... .$ 31.00 Public Service Co., street light and traffic lights.... ... . J01.8® Wilbur Lumber Co.,.tile, ee~ ment and lumber.......... 11.41 W. P. Bassett, gravel and with team 47.76 Geo. Rothermel, marshal seir.. -55.00 James Revor, police service*;. <55.00 John J. Vycital, sup & lbr.... 5.16 F r a n k J , H e r b e s , g r a v e l . 1 2 . 0 0 Geo. Meyers, lbr with team... 45.00 Motion by Stoffel, seconded by Doherty, that the minutes be ap­ proved as read. Motion carried; Motion by # Stoffel, seconded by Spencer, that the treasurer's report for the month of October be accepted read. Motion carried. Motion by Spencer, seconded by Simes, that the collector's and police magistrate's reports be approved as read. Motion carried. Motion by Stoffel, seeonded by Kennebeck, that the bills be paid as read. Motion carried. Motion by Spencer, seconded by Justen, that the treasurer's report for month of November be approved read. Motion carried. Motion by Spencer, seconded by Stoffel, to adjourn. Motion carried. D. G. Wells, Pres. W. G. Schreiner, Clerk. St Mary's Church Notes J Next Sunday Rev. J. Lonergan will occupy the pulpit in St. Mary's church. Exchanging courtesies with the pastor of St. Mary's, who will take charge of Cary and Algonquin for one Sunday, Father Lonergan will be free to take both masses at 8:00 and 10:30 and give an interesting instruc­ tion on the subject of mixed mar­ riages. Several new decrees are in force now and every one should be familiar with their import. For all people, both married and especially those contemplating marriage. Father Lonergan's talk next Sunday will, be very opportune. Ushers will be on duty to assign seats to ttiose who have no pews. Cemetery lot owners are requested to take a last notice to remit ceme­ tery dues to John Kennebeck for up­ keep before the year elopes. This is positive debt and should be re­ spected as such. St. Mary's cemetery never had a better appearance. Keep this good work up, because it gives lot a bigger value. Dec. 23 the cemetery report goes into the printer of the Parish' Monthly. Act quickly and get your name oil the secretary's list. Erma Lauer, organist ami choir conductor, is accomplishing splendid results in school. School children are learning Christmas carols and will make use of them during the holidays. St. Nicholas made his ap­ pearance last Wednesday and distrib­ uted candy to the pupils. Rehearsals are going on steadily for the oratoria to be given in St. Mary's church. Father Lonergan is taking an active part and is proving a powerful help to the tenors. Mr. Frett and Carl Bickler are augment­ ing the basses. Rehearsals every Tuesday and Friday. M. E. Church Notes that on the first and third Sundays of each month the pas­ tor preaches at 3:00 p. m. Also that every Sunday at 2:00 o'clock occurs session of a most interesting Sun­ day school. Friday evening of every week at 7:30 o'clock is song service and short lecture or sermon. These occasions are a source of profit and pleasure to all who attend and the pastor would be glad if a larger number would avail themselves of this night ser­ vice. vice is attracting goodly congrega-. tions. When the people get the dates of this service fixed in their minds it is expected that more will turn out. Remember, the first and third Sun-; days of each month. It is unfortunate that the £mall membership of the M. E. church pre­ cludes the possibility of a resident pastor. This handicap can be over­ come, however, if the large number of those who believe in the church and its cause will show by their at­ tendance and support that they ap­ preciate "the value of Methodism to the community. Let all t>f these at­ tend the regular services. WiU Go to France Joseph Haas, Wauconda's justice and real estate man, is making prep­ arations for a trip to France. He will be accompanied by his wife arid son. The trip will be made for the purpose of bringing to Wauconda Mr. Haas' twenty-year-old daughter, who has made her home with her grandmother in France during the. past ten years. The young lady went to France soon after the death of her mother, Mr. Haas' first, wife. The fact that the girl's .grandmother died a short time ago prompted her father's contemplated long and .dan­ gerous trip. 18 Days Until Christmas Remember, we are expecting you to visit the gift store of N. J. Justen & Son, West McHenry. You'll find real life time Christmas presents there. Tif'Tir i'iWif -tfiniinTniPiT GENTRAJL Dec. 7--Fannie Ward In "TENNESSEE'S PART- • Saturday, Dec. 9-Geo. Bebon in "THE ITALIAN." , Dec. lO-Anna Held in MADAM LA PRESIDENTS* y Dee. 14-Joha Barry- in "NEARLY A KING" "THHh ALIEN." 1VED You Cannot Lose v/ No matter how much or how little money you may have i t Wilt co& you no more to pay it out by means of check than it will to use the hard cash. . Checks are accepted ju& as readily as monfey. A check­ ing account is absolutely safe. If a check should be lost it becomes worthless because payment on it can be stopped immediately, and nothing of intrinsic value is losft. If the money is lo&, however, there are no "&op payment" proceedings available. Yon lose. We invite you to open a checking account at this bank. Come in and let us explain how you can save rnottey by means account. •• • " . .: ' We t̂ McHenry State -SS&& - Early Riser flour is making his first visit to many homes, in many others he is a regular caller, but there are still many lamilies in this locality that are not acquainted with tins delightful visitor. He banishes the blues, indigestion and many of the other ills due to poor baking at d spreads happiness and good health in his wake. .Try him for just one oake day and you will welcome Inu. iprever after. ! WEST M'flENRY fLGUR AND FEED HILLS >ia CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT under tb!» n»au at the cents for ea ; line*, 6 cent* I i a line for addition 11 ARMS FOR SALE--Inquire of C /. Stenger, West McHenry State OR . SALE--Two heating stoves in rood condition. B. J. Brefeld, Mc- .ienry, 111. Phone 88-M. 24 FOR SALE--House and four lots. Excellent building sites. Mrs. Mary Schreiner, West McHenry, 111. F'OR SALE--Holstein cow and calf. New milch. Inquire' of Nick Weber,. McHenry, 111. . Phone 839-M-2. 2i FOR SALE--Canary bird with mate. Pair will be sold reasonably. Inquire of Mrs. E. J. Thomas, phone 611-R-l. LOST--Somewhere in the village of McHenry, a gold watch and F. O. E. fob. Finder will kindly leaver at this ce and receive reward. 25* EXCHANGE--For property, $4000 equity in new three flat in Rogers Park, Chicago: Ad­ as 1047 W. Van Buren St., Chi­ cago, HI. '#• 25-lt* FOR SALE--About four acres of land opposite Chicago & Northwestern de­ pot across railroad tracks. Inquire of C. W. Stenger, West McHenry State Bank. * 2S? WANTED--Lady or gentleman of fair education, fiving in or outside McHenry, to represent us locally or travel," Salary, fir to ftS^and ex­ penses. Experience not necessary. Address F. M. Lowes, McHenry, General Delivery. 25-lt* FOR SALE OR RENT--House, build- ngs and three acres of land in south­ ern part of corporation known as the Samuel McDonald place. For terms write or call Miss Margaret McDonald, 332 Linden Park Place, Highland Park, 111., phone 8, or call at West McHenry State bank. 23-tf The Living Voice Columbia records give you the only true, full, actually living reproductions of some of the greatest voices in the world. You hear Lazaro, Fremstad, Garden, Con­ stantino, Slezak, Zenatello, Seagle, Graveure and scores of other great singers, themselves, in their Columbia Records Listen fo some of these records on a Columbia Grafonola in our store or else let us send a set to your home on approval, , I A. HUEiyf ANN, WEST McHENRY Lawyers Seeking Location Several young .lawyers are anxious to locate at Richmond, which village, since the sudden death of the late At­ torney Lang, has been without a resi­ dent lawyer. Edgar J. Elliott of West Chicago is temporarily taking Care of the business left in the hands of the deceased Richmond man and it is said that he is one of several young lawyers who seek the location. Eye Sight Specialist Coming When you buy here you are. assured of getting the best no mat­ ter what your purchase may be. r, You are also as- ' sured of ^correct weight and a square deal while our perfect delivery sys­ tem Is ever at your spr7™ vice. Try us and see. M. Niesen McHenry Jte J. J. Scheafer, the noted eye sight specialist of Woodstock, will- be at the jewelry store of N. A. Hue- mann in West McHenry tomorrow and every Friday thereafter. Dr. Schaefer has had fifteen years exper-' ience in the fitting of glasses, is thoroughly reliable and *11 in need charge tot examination. Phone W-W of his services Bhould avail them­ selves of this opportunity. jlo American Steel FeneePost For Poultiy Yards WILBUR LUMBER GOy WEST McHFNRY. ILL. PHONE 5 ' jarful i t* Is ' fe i ihf • '.S^eSAut.'. Subscribe for the Plaindealer J, *'