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W , W\ 1f""" $y.j: safe his fly in right, and third and at the elate when No hits, Lyons Brailsford stole THA BANK-1^ Perhaps you have always thought yon had to tailor $35.00 to $40.00 for a suit that car snappy appearance. That's a great WOMEN, THURSDAY. JULY 26 Huff and Jack Pickford IN BfERmW "Sweatees ifv^U OUR. JOIN TURDAY, JULY 28 Mary Pickfofd N "Hulda of Holland' mo ret OUR SNAPPY SUITS $18.00 to $35.00 are in many nobby'patterns, and all of the different shades are here to seled from. If you want the biggest value to be had inja suit come in and see this Mm* Each sujk to that "today cut and fit.*' ' JOS.' W. FREUND WEST McHENRY, ILL. m , t>- * • „ (& The Family Store! This store is the [dace where every member of the family can trade. It Is filled with supplies for all WE CLOTHE THE FAMILY You will find here the cream of the market in. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS. We have Suits, Hats, Shoes, Shirts and Underwear for father and the boys. We have a splendid display of Dress Goods, Shoes, Gloves, Stockings, Waists, Under Garments for mother and the girls and we also clothe the little folks. The quality is high. The prices are right. The, store with the selection. F. A. WEST McHENRY. ILL. Our Up-to-date Stock ot {COMMANDS YOUR ATTENTION. We have V-4 ust stocked up with one of the biggest and mo& complete lines of Summer Furniture ever brought to McHenry and we feel that we are now in a position to supply your needs in this, line in a remarkably short time. Is there anything in this list that you are in need of? Porch Swings Porch Chairs Porch Shades Lawn Swings . Lawn Chairs Lawn Benches Hammocks Jacob Justen : McHENRY, ILLINOIS --- % i DOYAl \ W O K K r « WO PC r: S I V P O W S 1 . I S .toHN STOFFEL WEST McHENRY The McHenry Sox third straight win of the season here last Sunday afternoon by defeating the Chicago Keystones 7 to 1 without an effort, and before the crowd that has attended a ball in McHenry in three A pretty fair battery composed the entire visiting team and if it had not been for this fact the fans would cer­ tainly have fallen asleep, as there wasn't anything else in the combat that was worthy of mention, that is so far as the visiting team was con­ cerned. When it was seen that there would be nothing to the contest, the McHenry players took things mighty easy and, as a nptural result, a number of those, who had gathered with the expecta­ tion of seeing a close and interesting game, were glad to See the black clo.uds roll up and thus give them an excuse to leave the park. As previously stated, it was up to Coldwater and McGuire to play the entire game and this they tried to do, but without avail, as thd .following stoty will clearly tell: First inning: F. Lyons out, Com- iskey to Ahlstrom. B&an skied to M. Lyons. Gaffney fanned. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Bending singled past third and stole second, while Comis- key was issued a walk. Brailsford rolled an easy one down towards sec­ ond, which Waters fielded miserably, and, then to make matters worse, fgan, who was covering second, dropped the throw to force Comiskey. Seablom skied to F. Lyons in right. Ahlstrom's grounder got away from Waters, Bending and Comiskey scor­ ing, while Brailsford stopped at sec­ ond. Lyons singled to right, Brails­ ford going to third. Henson and War­ ner both struck out. Two hits, two runs. Second inning: Swanson walked and stole second. Waters skied to Bending. Bolger out, Sotola to Ahl­ strom, Swanson going to third. Knox struck out. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Sotola singled to right and was caught stealing second. Bend­ ing walked and stole second. Comis­ key skied to Waters. Brailsford beat out an infield hit towards short, Bend­ ing going to third. Brailsford stole second. Seablom walked. With the bases loaded Ahlstrom hit a sharp bounder down to Egan at short. Egan Knox and had to make the throw to first, which allowed Bolger to go to third. McGuire walked. Bulger was caught between third and home and at thfe plate. One hit, no The tabulated H PO F. Lyons, rf. Egan, ss. ... • • • Gaffney, 1st b.........1 Swanson, 3rd b.. 0 Waters, 2nd b. 0 Bolger, ef............ .0 Knox, If 0 McGuire, c 0 Coldwater, p 0 uuunuci UVT,.. w „ --McHenry. made*a bad'peg"to"second, the ball roll- blood in your veins you surely will not Are Your Corsets the Right Size? JF you want your corsets to wear be sure they fit. And for correct fitting, don't make the mistake of selecting a size too small. A smart, daintily con­ toured figure is never the result of crowd­ ing--but skillful designing such as you find in ROYAL WORCESTER corsets. The superb line shows the many impor­ tant innovations of the new mode, and such is the variety of models that every wearer may find ̂the Ayle her fancy didates. Price, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 1 6 24 10. MeHenry ,v \Jt. H PO A Bending, If........,.. £ 1 8 0 Comiskey, 3rd b....... 1 :.i* 1 2 Brailsford, rf.....,. .1 2 2 0 Seablom, cf...........2 1 2 G Ahl^rom, 1st b^ >>. .m 0 12 0 M. Lyons, ss#. .P 1 1 Henson, 2nd b. ...... .0 0 0 8 Warner, c.............1 1 6 3 Sotola, p..............0 1 0 2 0 7 8 27 14 1 Swre By Innings Keystones 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0--1 McHenry . . . . 2 3 0 0 1 1 0 0 x-7 Left on bases: McHenry, 8; Key­ stones, 7. Bases on balls: Off Cold- water, 6; off Sotola, 4. Struck out: By Coldwater, 10; by Sotola, 7. Um­ pire, Vogt. Game Next Sunday The fast Wauconda team, which has defeated Lake Geneva, Dundee, Lib- ertyville, Bartlett aifd several other teams equally as strong, ^>vill be in McHenry next Sunday and, judging from the confidence the boys have in themselves, the Lake county boys are coming here to hand the McHenry Sox their first trimming of the season. McHenry is going along at a fair rate of speed- and with the team fast round­ ing into championship shape they ought to be able to give Wauconda a pretty hot reception. Wauconda will send a big delegation of fans to this tillage and it is up to McHenry to turn out in goodly numbers, as we, can­ not afford to see our boys go thru this struggle without our support. War- rander and Erickson will form Wau- conda's battery on this occasion, while Sahlberg and Warner will work for If you have any baseball ing into the out field, and before it was recovered Bending and Brailsford had crossed the pan, while Seablom was resting on third. Ahlstrom stole second. M. Lyons' grounder got away from Swanson, the error scoring Sea­ blom and sending Ahlstrom around to third. M, Lyons was caught stealing second. Two hits, three runs. Third inning: McGui»e was thrown out by Henson. Coldwater singled to center. F. Lyons skied to Seablom, while M. Lyons and Ahlstrom took care of Egan. . One hit, no runs. McHenry: Henson, Warner and Sotola all struck out. No hits, no runs. Fourth inning: Gaffney walked, stole second and third and came home Swanson's grounder to Henson, Swanson being thrown out at first. Waters flew out to Brailsford. Bol­ ger singled to left. Knox skied to Bending. One hit, one run. McHenry: Bending was thrown out by Coldwater. Comiskey struck out. Brailsford singled to right'and was caught stea^ng second. One hit, no runs. Fifth inning: McGuire out, Sotola to Ahl&trom. Coldwater sent a single past short and took second on F. Lyons' sacrifice, M. Lyons to Ahl­ strom. Egan walked and both run­ ners advanced a notch on Warner's passed ball. Gaffney struck out. One hit, no runs. ' McHenry: Seablom walked and took second on Ahlstrom's sacrifice, Egan to Gaffney. McGuire tried to catch Seablom stealing third, but his throw got away from Swanson, with the result that our fast center fielder chalked up "'tally No. 6. M. Lyons fanned*, while Henson lifted a short fly to Egan at short. No hits, one run. Sixth inning: Swanson out, Hen­ son to Ahlstrom. Waters skied to Comiskey. Bolger fanned. No hits, no runs. McHenry: Warner almost took Coldwater off his feet with a hard rap right at the flinger, the blow going for a hit. He took second on Sotola's sacrifice, Swaihson to Gaffney. Bend­ ing out, Egan to Gaffney, Warner go­ ing to third. Comiskey singled to center, the hit scoring Warner. Com iskey stole second. Brailsford struck out. Two hits, one run. Seventh inning: Knox fanned. Mc­ Guire skied to Brailsford and Cold- water struck out. No hits, no runs. Mctlenry: Seablom singled to left and went to second on a passed ball. Ahlstrom walked and both runners advanced a notch on a passed ball. M. Lyons walked. With the bases loaded, Henson hit to Coldwater, who forced Seablom at the plate. War ner and Sotola both fanned. Om hit, no runs. Eighth inning: P. Lyons skied to Bending. Egan out, M. Lyons to Ahl­ strom. Gaffney singled to center Swanson skied to Seablom. One hit, no runs. McHenry: Bending and Comiskey both met their fate via Egan and miss this big attraction. Be there. LLOYD M. HOWARD SUCCUMBS Family Resident* Here For Many Years '* ,$'J' v v.it . / >*'\ f \ - . Lloyd M. Howard, well known young man of Elgin, who was seriously in­ jured six weeks ago when his automo­ bile collided with a Walnut Ave. car in that city, and in which his mother, Mrs. Carrie Howard, was killed, died at Sherman hospital there Monday morning. He has been confined to the hospital since the accident, which occurred on Tuesday night, June 12. The auto al­ so contained Mrs. Florence Howard, his aunt, and a friend, Miss Harriet Wrona, who were both injured, but will recover. Lloyd Howard, a son of the late Robt. Howard, was born in McHenry October 24, 1894, and moved from this place with his parents to Elgin, where he was educated, also attending a sur­ gical school in Chicago. At the time of the accident he was employed as a drug clerk and was held in high esteem. According to testimony of Dr. O. Pelton, Sr., at the coroner's inquest Monday morning, there was a fracture at the base of the brain, which could not be recognized at the time of the accident. This resulted in the devel­ opment of acute septic maningitis, caused by an infection thru the throat, coming from the brain lesion. There was a fracture between the temple and partial bone, causing a de­ pression, which was relieved by an operation soon afterwards; He is survived by his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Matthews of Barreville and Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Howard of Elgin. The funeral was held in Elgin Wednesday afternoon. Burial at Blfiff City cemetery. CHORAL ENJOYS OUTING Gives Entertainments at Several Prominent Hotels Members of the McHenry Choral bo ciety chartered the Gladene on Wed nesday and took a boat trip and out ing for the entire day. The trip, was made direct to the lotus beds, where a picnic dinner was enjoyed, then after visiting Grass and Channel lakes they visited all of the prominent hotels at Pistakee, where they were welcomed, and the Choral entertained with many choice selections. Supper was enjoyed on the lawn at the Oak Park hotel and the jolly crowd then set sail for home, concluding- that they had spent one grand, gala day. The Choral regrets exceedingly that their reverend director, on ac count of clerical duties, could not be with them on this occasion, he hav ing planned this well deserved outing for the Choral. SUNDAY. JULY 29 Blanche Sweet IN . "Unprotected" Shows will be given Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Satur­ day and Sunday. TENT Auditoriom THURSDAY, JULY 26 THE BURGLAR AND THE LADY 5 parts with James J. Corbett PEREZ IN A LUCKY TRAMP Tweedledum Comedy SATURDAY. JULY 28 MINSTREL SHOW 9A r.IBi C will arrive via R. R. Satur- CAJ UlAu) day Evening, 6:28 o'clock. In cofetumes. Complete program. BASEBALL PARK Special Stage Platform SUNDAY, JULY 29 PAULIST CHORISTERS 840 P. M. CARS PARKED --THE-- (ost of Foods With food prices in the skies, it becomes necessary to practice discrimination in the selection of food products, to make every purchase count. Food values must be studied. One must get a full return in nutriment for one's money. THE HIGHEST NOT ALWAYS BEST ' Many articles of equal food values cost much less than others. We can show you a line of food prod­ ucts that will in a large measure offset the high prices on others. We can materially assist you in keeping down the prices. M. M. Niesen McHenry Phone 86-W You SERVE YOUR COUNTRY when you come to our Bank and join our LIBERTY BANKING CLUf and invent in a LIBERTY LOAN WAR BOND and also make the^SAFEST INVESTMENT in the world. ̂ - And you do not have to draw one cent out of the bank. We will carry your bond for you until you can pay for it. You make easy payments each week and you will NEJVER MISS THE MONEY. *• PICK OUT THE PLAN YOU WANT Come in; get a Liberty Ranking Club Book free 5 Cent Plan GETS $50 LIBERTY BOND Put In: ^ ^ 5 cents the 1st week 10 cents the 2nd week 15 cents the 3rd week Increase your deposit ONLY S CENTS a week for 50 weeks then you have $63.75 Enough to pay for your $50 U. S. Liberty Loan Bond and leave., you $13.75 to your credit in our bank. Bond delivered when $50 is paid in. * , $1.00 a Week Plan You put in only ONE DOLLAR a week for '50 we^ks. We them deliver to you your $50 U. S. Liberty Loan Bond- You can pay us in 25 weeks or less time if you wish, ftond delivered when $50 is paicl in. ; 10 Cent Plan GETS $100 LIBERTY BOND Put in: 10 cents the M week 20 cents the 2nd week 30 cents the 3rd week Increase your deposit ONLY 10 CENTS a week for 50 weeks then you have $127.50 Enough to pay for your $100 U. S. Liberty Loan Bond and leave you $27.50 to your credit in our bank> Bond delivered when $100 is paid-in. $2.00 a Week Plait You put in only TWO DOL- ,LARS a week for 50 weeks. We then deliver to you your $100 U. is. Liberty Loan Bond You can pay up in 25 weeks or less time if you wish. Bond de­ livered when $100 is paid in. We give our services to our Government free.. We make no profit on Liberty Loan War Bonds West McHenry Stute Bunk West McHenry, Illinois MOTOR TRIP FOR CLUBS Boys' and Girls' Corn and Canning Clubs Will Tour McHenry County Boys and girls, members of the corn and canning clubs in McHenry county, will make up a party from each township and tour the county, visiting competitors and inspecting their corn plots and canning products that will be ready for exhibition this fall. Each section will have a day set to explore every township and the day set for McHenry and Nunda Corn and Canning clubs is Friday, August 3. The girls will meet at the home of Wm. Bonslett at 9:30 and the boys at the home of Chas. Whiting at 9:00 _'clock. C. W. Gibbs and Wm. Bons ljjtt will have charge of the boys and Mrs. C. W. Gibbs and Miss Nelli# Clemens will take charge of the girls Each one bring lunch. Ran Into By Reckless Driver Sunday'evening Dr. and Mrs. J. B Wheeler were run into by a large touring car. Mrs. Wheeler was thrown from the seat, striking e wind shield, but fortunately escaped without serious injury, tho sustain­ ing ugly bruises. Dr. Wheeler appre­ hended the danger and got out of the road, but the occupants of the other car were unmindful. The large car completely demolished one wheel and were obliged to stop, otherwise their intention was to get away without even an apology. Dr. and Mrs. Wheel er were motoring liome from Wood­ stock when the accident occurred. FOR SALE--House and four lota. Excellent building sites. Mrs. Mary Schreinar, West McHenrj, HI* Hot Water ALWAYS ON TAP What a comfort! To know that at any hour of the day or night you can have at your immediate disposal a stream of clear, hot running waterl For the evening bath, for morning use, at any time that you may need it, your hot water is ready when you Have a Gas Water Heater Installed in Your Home No more warming the kettle on the range; no more carrying the water upstairs, every timft you want to wash. A Gas Water Heater lakes all the fuss of preparing hot water off your hands.' Why not telephone us now and have your Gas Water Heater in­ stalled at once? WesternUnitecf Gas ai)d Electric Company 4>. y> /HUL Three heavy seals in one day are too muoh. The stomach, to enjoy a good square meal^ needs a rest sometimes. Have a full supply of PREPARED breakfast foods on hand, so that if you are up late the night before you can SLEEP LATE and still get breakfast on time. Besides, having PRE. PARED brekkfast foods on hand means the sav­ ing of lots of as well as time* Schneider Bros., - Wdt McHenry 'l§ -. ...-.r-ftAa- ... £&£&jSusilk:--'