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3 v*.. i»"iiii» ,i*wv ^i/; ^••'•*"^» -r- ^WS?^ . 4 ... „ ^ v*-?* • t • . : ?•**; ?,#•'£ % • .- i -• *V: To Be E|dd at Teachers' Institute in Wmdftdc on Aoruit 28 :"r% > " ON YOUR THEATRE SHOWS EVEKY NIGHT BtCEfT NOWAY s.r •* •• -v THURSDAY, AUG. 21 Toto Mix ^ For Gdli ;*>•...u> =*• can make you a savin? of $10 tin a Suit if you bu^of us before ; die present supply is sold. These Suits were bought at a price so we can sell them for less then we will have to pay for a new supply--so; do not delay your purchase until too late. Call and we will be glad to show you our stock of Suits and let you judge of the saving we will! make for you, , . - ** K •K V & • • ti" ' JOS. W. FREDNCT WEST McHENRY, ILL. I. *%* C o M F O R T S FOR SUMMER Let us assist you in making your- # self (Comfortable during these hot summer days. We herewith produce a partial list of our big stock: Awnings Hammocks Ice Boxes • Porch Shades ftorch Furniturt Window Shades Lawn Seats and Chairs- Porch and Lawn Swings ; • ^ ' : Sp~ JACOB JUSTEN . ' McHENRY, ILLINOIS §hT" f. W * °L"i r |v 6r" r* ' A desire for aei vlee has animated us is theassewblingof our perfectly matchless line of General Merchandise--Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Notions, Etc. It is a good sized job to keep up a stock in condition to meet the wants of all the people, bift that is just what we are doing. We are prepared at all times to give you the best of the market-- clean, fresh, satisfying groceries of every description. Try us next time and we'll make good. Also see our line of samples from the famous International Tailoring company. The snappiest line Telephone 6&R WEST MCHENRY M. k WALSH ^=WHT NOT- Buy a Sweater NOW? Many nights may be cold from now OIL A sweater is just the thing to take along in a ca£ a boat or on a lawn. We sho*r a fine assortment SMITH BROS. McHENRY, ILLINOIS Since the draft system o# the United States army showed the widespread defects in the physical condition of the moderti man, we have been awaketoed to the necessity of giving more thought to the surround ings of the child early ih life. There is no ma&> or woman in McHenry county Who would deliberately handicap their child in health, so the remedy- must be that of overcoming the tendency to rear the child with a "hit and miss" policy. Conscientious thought on this subject will be a good starter toward doing all we can to make the next generation more capable,. physically, to cope with its problems. Think over your child's day, from the'time he eats a hurried breakfast, before walking that mile and a half to school, until he sits down to supper" with you at seven in the evening. He sits on the hard seat, bending over his desk, for nearly three hours. When twelve o'clock comes he opens his lunch box to what? It may be a cold pancake or cold fried potatoes (such foods are not exceptions). A growing cKtyd needs more food to' his size than an a duplicate of your Sit down to it and! Would that r It is a bit Tie latest, best and moat thrilling Tom Mix picture and A Sunshine Coma^T ^ v Oh! What a Knight FRIDAY, AUG. 22 the Wild Strain with Nell Shipman and Alfred Whitman AND * A Big V Comedy in proportion adult. Make child's lunch. nothing else somd noon, cold fotod satisfy you? flat when you think of the hot meal and potatoes and vegetables that other fellows are getting. The teacher, too, is eating a cold lunch. During the noon - hour she cannot leave the school to go to a hot strengthening meal. For these reasons Miss Mary Pack, school lunch specialist from the University, is coming to the teachers' institute at Woodstock on August 28 to demonstrate to the teachers the value of the hot school lunch and to tell them what it has done in other communities to raise the physical standard of teachers and children. FORDSON TRACTORS HERE Are No* on Display at the Star Garage Here John R. Knox, the hustling proprietor of the Star garage in this village, who recently signed up for the atrency of the Fordson tractor, received his first shipment of this wonder labor-saving machine last Thursday, when a carload of' Pordson tractors arrived. These machines are now on display at the above mentioned garage an$ just as soon as the implements that go with the tractors are received he will be ready to make deliveries. Mr. Knox has secured the services of Richard Fleming, who started work on Monday morning of this week, and who is acting as special salesman for the tractor. Mr. Fleming is well qualified for the position that he has thus accepted and he is already on the job with a number of prospects. While interviewing Mr. Knox the first of the week, a Plaindealer reporter was told that the prospects are exceedingly bright for the sale of this wonderful machine thruout this territory and that he expects to start filling orders within a very short time. Those interested in the machine as well as the various farm implements that go with it are invited to call at the Star garage. The outfit will also be exhibited at the McHenry county fair next week. Read the large display advertisement which appears elsewhere in this week's issue of The Plaindealer. COUNTRY TEAM WINS Took Three-Game Series on Tuesday Night By 172 Pina \ SATURDAY. AUG. 28 THE TRIANGLE presents' • ' Jackie Saundoft' life» • -->*nd-- A Ktystone Comfisfly TWdy at the Throttle with Bobbie Vernon & Gloria Swanson SUNDAY. AUG. 24 WM. FOX presents Theda BARA - I N The Darling of Paris I ' and A Sunshine Comedy Are Married Policemen Safe MATINEE AT 2:30 Admission, 10 and 15 Cents TllESDAY, AUG. 26 Hat?? Morey and Betty Blythe *:< IN : ALL MAN -and- Edward Earl and Agnes Ayres IN A FOUR CORNERED TRIANGLE ty--and that is amply assured in this state-chartered 1 institution. & * * -- * V\ in ! % 4 • ^ \ vt Other vital elements which go to make a financial institution a real "banking home" are efficiency, courtesy, friendly interest and co-operation--these are fixed lea* tures of our policy..V-;; - .v-'-; Nqw business is cordially invited. v V- t! 1:43 \ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27 Hedda Nova and Frank Glendon IN • The Changisg Woman --and-- A Big V Comedy many of our readers, passed away! at his late home at Fox Lake at o'clock on Wednesday morning of this' week, following an illness of five or| " six months. * He was 49 yeats and 21 days of age. The deceased left McHenry quite number of years ago and during the past twenty years he has conducted a saloon at Fox Lake. He1 leaves a wife and one daughter,; Kathryn, aged fifteen years. The funeral will be conducted, from his late residence at 10:3ft o'clock on Friday morning of this week, with interment in the Catholic cemetery at Ingleside. Besides the family, the dfeceasedj leaves a large number of friends in the lake region as well as this village.; McHenry friends extend to the bereaved ones their most sincere pathy. New Barber Shop Prices On account of the advanced prices of supplies and the higher cost of living, the following new schedule' of prices Will become effective in our| shops on Sept* i; With ~~terms standing at an even basis, the country and city bowling teams met in their third encounter at Smithy's alleys on Tuesday evening of this week, at which time the "rubes" carried away the evening laurels with 172 pins to spare. This was the third time that these two teams had met and up to Tues day evening they were working along a 5G-oO basis, each having copped one game. The rubber proved more exciting than the score would indicate, as each team had its backers there in goodly numbers, and the balance one can easily guess. The country team, by taking Tuesday night's game, now leads their city rivals by a total of 248 pins. The players and dbores of the last game follow: Country F. Thompson .. "Kelly" Conwajr Swank ........ o'clock on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each week. Lew Bishop. E. H. Winfield. John Franzen. Wm. O'Connor. Whiting Pouse . Colby City F. J us toll Laures .t Halligusr 1; Bacon Schoewer, .. vr> ... •* M * » •; • • ' 1 'f, »: • * * . • » • 1st .164 ,.160 .159 .172 .192 . ,137 974 1st . .'125 ..145 ..165 ..152 otiiuewci/ • • • • • .• .•. 1• x5v2f J. .124 2nd 121 150 131 147 150 137 836 2nd 175 145 168 131 156 112 3rd 191 181 164 114 150 161 961 3rd 146 170 149 133 101 150 868> 887 849 Next Monday evening the country team will meet the East Siders. JAMES HALP1N DEAD Passed Away at Fox Lake on Wednesday Morning Halpin, a former McHenry resident, and will be remcsnbered by Amouneemeitt of Color of Ballots State o^ Illinois ) Office of thfe Co. oi McHenry)aa. County Clerk, This is to certify that the ballots for the primary of September 10, 1919, for the respective parties shall be printed on paper Of the following colors: Name of Party " Color Republican White Democratic Green Socialist Red In witness whereof I subscribe my name and affix the seal of the County Cotirt, this, the 21st day of August, A. D. 1919. . G. E. Still, Co. Cm-k Meeting of Home Improvement Asm. A called meeting of the executive board and township directors of the Home Bureau was held in the office at the court house at Woodstock on Tuesday, Aug. 19. This was the first meeting since the arrival of the new home adviser, Mrs. Mary Dalbey, Plans for the future were made and dates for the adviser's meeting with each township were assigned. These will be published as soon as possible New members are doming in; the leaders are full of enthusiasm and our adviser is anxious to get acquainted with everyone in McHenry county. Step into the office and introduce younell Wto a{{- iffoar-tound soft drink Tno fiMt man's drink was water and team. Bevo w highest refinement erf the natural drink of |>i*imltive man*** the accepted dm?1:, of mosl^n America*- i beverage with real food value. A healthy and. substantial drink dt the soda fountain,or ifrith lunch at the restaurant, a comfort waiting for you In the ice-box at home* Families suppnod by gMKor. dnt&M and 4fm$m Ifaifors or# inrif&tf to insppti * * & AMHEUSER-BUSCH ST.LOUtS ^lockford Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Wholesale Distributors ROCKi ORD. ., . _ J. 8. FrtUHl M<Ml Diatrttmter McHENRY, " f, .*> L 3 Hair cuts ......,V.»•. r.40c « Shave ... ..20c J Shampoo 25c ] , ' T Hand massage ...... .......35c » Electrical massage .. ........35c All kinds of tonic... 20c Honing razors . r.....40c Hair singe 25c . Glover shampoo ... ?. .......50c : •? Our shops will also close at si*i Next FISH. K«> vuk» A remarkable ProAict Every tire worth more than it costs. TheOver-sizeNon-Skid Fabric; The Big Fi^k Cord; The Red Tbjp, Extra Ply, HeavyTread. GOOD LOOKING. GOOD VAUJE 9VERTON at <X>WE^ it West McHenry. HI. ALFORD H. POUSE *-•. ;i.. Attoraey-at*Law 2$ :: Wm* McHenry, 11L Telephone No. 108-B SIMON STOFFEL . 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