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THE M'HXK&Y PLA2HDEALE&, -- >AY, AUGUST 16,1928 THE M'HENRY PLAINDEALER Published every Thursday at McHenry, 111., by Charles P. Renich. Entered as second-class matter at the poetoffice at McHenry, Bl., un. (for the act of May 8, 1879. Subscription Rates One _ Y eaiK ?».»«. • Six Montfcs $2.00 ;-$1.00 A. H. MOSHER, Editor and Manage* BOLLY PRIM STAGES : EIGHT GOOD BOUTS Ilflie B<u* Fails To Appear For Sched- , uled Match and Howard Kraft ^ ^ Substitutes Eight snappy bouts were pulled off at the Polly Prim Tuesday night, August 14, with the* following officers t - &V, v. i: 1 <•', * If*:-* v." V •• ^CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Council Room, Aug. 6, 1928. The city council met in regular session, Mayor Frett presiding. , le aldermen present were Doherty, Frisby, Knox, Kreutzer, Stoffel. Absent, Bonslett. Alderman Stoffel acting as deputy clerk. The minutes of the regular meet- Tffidatin^' R^Currie, boxfng com-!,ngs of J",y T the^sneeial F0R RENT--Two furnished rooms 1926 Dodge Special Sedan.._ Jabber Young, referee; • a^u thfJPe"ai ^r light housekeeping. Call 143-M. 1926 Dodge Special Coupe USE THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR QUICK RESULTS FOR RENT missioner; Nick Johnson of Wiaukegan and A. J. i meetings of July 5th, 7th, 12th and 17th, were read and appro, Kirchberg of Crystal Lakeas judges;, ^ derk% conectorVand. tTeas^ Earl Morgrath, ^ c enp> ,*"e . ® P 'jUrer's reports were approved as read. Pr. Rollins of Fox Lake, physician. I -- - - ^ For a curtain raiser, Charles Robt$i The following bills were read and . „r , x . ' m approved by the finance committee: ofWftukcgsiti took on J.m 0Bran of. ^ & » rrfu„d Chicago, who was substituting for( extengi<m' TOR RENT--House on Pearl street. 1924 Dodge % Stake Trucks Call McHenry 78-W. H-tf 1924 Chevrolet Sedan FOR SALE DEPENDABLE USED CARS ON HAND ~|525 >550 .. 525 .» 450 195 125 1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. 295 10-tf 1925 Nash Advanced Sedan.. 1926 Dodge Panel Truck.. Paul Harris of Libertyville. Harris - ^>t^'K}£5WE3aCE en match, tut O'B,™ w.» justtoo National ^ Co ,ead ^ good, easily ing e i Harvey Nve, repairing battery decision. _ I m. Bell Telephone Co., calls ... The second bout ™s «t 135 .pounds m ^ Td g Co between Lyle Drake of Kenosha and A1 d Lumber Co tile >• T o m m y O ' C o n n e l o f C h i c a g o . T h i s A l e » : n d e J was a very even bout and the jjorder's Stationery Stores, was clamoring for a draw and a fourth , 90.00 1926 Ford Fordor Sedan.. .„,..i.. ,275 FOR SALE--10-hp. Westingmouse 3- 1927 Pa>ge Coupe..,.. 85 „ „n phase induction motor and starter. Easy Payment Plan f: Suitable for running silo cutter and . We have a complete line of trucks im'04-'other farm machinery. Will be sold j® */2~ton and in closed or „'or. reasonable if called for at once. Wil- °Pen b°dy types. i en ^am J- Welch. Phone 93-M. 10-tf JAMES MORROW & SON 180 Phone 186 West McHenry, 111. round decision to Drake. The third bout was certainly the Ft,oJo._ fastest and perhaps the best bout of w^rks ' the evening It was fought at 150 ^ pounds, with Billy Bennett of Evans-^ Malsh cleani streets< ton vs. Bud Siler of Libertyville Ben- WaJsh ,ice service „ nett is the Chicago Tribune Golden . , " : t Glove holder and is very fast, but he ' met his equal in Siler, who was nearly 4.35 FOR SALE--We have a few choice i lots (66x132 ft.) left in Wattles' Sub- RIGHT NOW--you can buy sons of 46.06 (division, that beautiful grove of old our great bred for production herd ! oak trees, just off Route 61. All im- sire, Nicholside Changeling Posch 2.80 provements in and paid for. Price 449643, from good producing dams at '$600, easy terms. See Howard unbelievably low prices, if taken at Works 9.00 Wattles at Wattles' Drug Store, West once> while they are youngsters. Buy ronnd as the judges (W* the «** VaEK*, li£r«n~W«to labor on Water, McHenry. Phone 37. lift *11.4 them now and grow them yourself. We 7.50 -- can also spare a few cows and heifers. 430.92 FOR SALE!--One oajf dining room ex- Pay a visit to our farm and see our v 80.00 tension table and four good chairs, good producing herd of all pure bred 115.00 Phone 52-R. ' 11-2* "Hoistein cattle. We may have just * 1 FOR SALE--Parlor suite, desk, piano £T' T ^ ^ ^ 16-°° knd Victrola. 01167-M. Will sell Eme,t P' R,ch' J- K. Jensen, Mgr. cheap. 11-tf , . , , , ' , u nil Raymond Lead Works, as fast and a much harder hitter. The • on ce judges gave Siler the third round de- . ¥ tt . cision ' McHenry Plamdealer, printing.. 146.40 FOR ^ALE--Haines, 4-door sedan, 6- The' fourth bout, Joe Pitts of Niles McHenry Plaindealer, printing.. 81.00 Cyl„ Standard 60, 1925 model, fully Center, at 124 pounds, took on Mickey McHenry Plamdealer, tax assess- I equipped; with heater Shannon of Wauconda. This was a ™e„nt"otIces HK25 and tires good. A bargain for some return bout from last week. Shannon M. M. Niesen, supt. Water e ' one who can use this kind of a car seemed to have lost a little of his pep! m W°rks V" " V"" 50.00 prjce $235. McHenry Auto and Pitts was an easy winner. ! Woodstock Hospital, medical Serf | Phone 8. Riverside Drive. 11-tf The fifth bout was Wisconsin's light' vlce' Stoffel 63.75 weight champion, Alfonse Amzalone, Just one mile wast of McHenry, on Route 20. Phone McHenry 603-J-2. 8-4 TT , . FOR SALE-^Small chicken farm, be- Up o s ery tween 4 and 5 acres, mile from McHenry on Lake Geneva cement road. Mrs. Joe H. Justen, Rte 3. Sales: phone 6n^.1# 6-tf J. W. Bonslett, fumigating 10.00 FOR SALE--8-room house, all mod- WANTED against Paul Sering. Sering had all ^ Ahrens, gravel ••••---- the sand" and Amzalone had all the.Th«n,a8 HalP,n' cuttin^ thlsscience for he could land his blows *,J®S from any direction and Sering took Service Co., traffic light, the mat repeatedly until the referee „ , stopped the bout in the third ramtr Se™ Co" hght at declaring Amzalone the winner bj^a _ c*, ^ ® * technical knockout. j Public Service Co., power at In the sixth bout, Dick Thibedeau' hal1'run* "" T"* of Grayslake, substituting for Jimmy; Public Service Co., power at Cadillac, had little trouble in taking se^e^' V first, sec-oiid and third rounds over 1 "-ervlce ornamental 102.00 era; eleetric range; furnace; hot and WANTED--To buy second-hand baby i cold running water; 2-car garage; 2%' carriage. 12.24 acres of ground; plenty of fruit trees, ! grapes, etc. Located on State Route u'jj. ~--_ --1 :-- 15.37 20, one-quarter mile from N. W. sta- WANTED To rent a 4 or 5-room Qn- : tion, McHenry. A wodnerful home burnished house in McHenry. Will 7.38 at a reasonable price. A Lallinger. ^an^ possession the last of August. , Call at above residence or phone Crys- 75.60. tal Lake 68-R. 10-3 Inquire at Plaindealer office. 11-2 Inquire at Plaindealer office. 10-3 lift June' . 20.70 SALE--Lovely, gentle Shetland pony and pretty buggy, with new har- LOST LOST--Four keys in keytainer. In or near McHenry Friday night. Finder Norin Jenfon of Waukegan. lights, July .....--83.53 Billie Blue failed to appear for the, Service Co., street lights, ' dale. Phone 621^-1. seventh bout and Howard Kraft of ; / 122.81, ; • Grayslake substituted for him, oppos- i Marriott A Mills, printing ing Pete Serreda of Chicago. Serif*' b<?ntk - ^2-00 v flrst round, Kraft the se^ ' W. S, D^rley ...... 2.0^ i'Wells Engineering Co., ser- .^45.00 ress and saddle; very good for riding at Plaindealer office, to school. 11-2* Call at Ben Olsen's River- 9-tf- MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE--Small, gentle Shetland Ry ®BISI^ and garbage ; pony with saddle. Suitable for child up to 12 years. Very reasonable. Philip Lacey, McHenry. Phone 643>4 vices .iSrr «o.wi __2 * On motion by Doherty, seconded by4 ' ond, th«-thi»4 Was about even and Ki-aft got the judges' decision in tbThe°U1»indupndbout was be^e^p [ Kreutzer, the bill;, wtn approved and BARG^t* YOUNG COUPLE-- Fxankie Hughes of K^eViA At 188 Ordered feStcept the Carey Elec- |3,000 four months ago. Will hauled away. Just phone George Meyfrr*, 82-R and wiU re«;ve a prompt call, " 2-tx pounds and Joe of Chicago.!tric Shop, Yoeman Bros, and Meyer jrke 5550 for all or will separate. Pbonc 649. Brown tbak the fcrst round, Hughes ' & Wenthe bills. .. . ! Beautiful furnitui the second iknd the third round was a .. - , furniture of 4 room apart- A communication from the West ment. 3-pc. silk mohair parlor suite, TYPEWRITERS . Sales and Service. Repaired and Rental*, Prompt attention to phone calls. L. K1LTZ, Woodstock 49-tf declared Hutrhes McHenry State Bank in regard to-'past hand carved frame; 8-pc. walnut din- TAKE YOUR Sewing Machine troubie S u l l i l*« anticipation warrant. by ,„g r00m ,et; two 9x12 Wilton rug,; «» B. Popp. W..t McHenr, Repnir- „ management announces boxing them was read and on co«aidt"i*ation 4-pc. walnut bedroom set, complete ^one on ^ ma S?' . f"*! xmij Tuesday evening at 8:30 p. m--.,, i_ t was agreed that the city vta? 'hot with spring and m.a ttre, ss,; library uta*- ---- rug weaving. Phone 162. 13-tf Central Standard time and among the in position to take care off tKeta at ble; 5-pc. breakfast set; lamps; chest WHy NOT PUT 0N THAT ROOF top-notchers for next week will be onej*^ ^ . !of silverware. Must be seen to be ap- NOW?--Let me give you an estimate wh6 always draws a crowd and if an' A letter from the B**«r<aK*e Ap- preciated. Will arrange for delivery. on your hou8e> ^ or garage. Roofs equal match can be found for Ernie Pa»tus Co., in relation ^<tfie past 832 Leland Ave., near Sheridan IM., of all descriptions. All work guaran- Jokinin of Waukegan, a real scrap due warrants on the old ft* truck, Chicago, 111. Phone Sunnyside 6190 G. p. Neuman, Phone 89-W. will be assured. Watch for hand bills was read but no action takte,^ sev- • 7'6 45-tf. the full card for next Tuesdaj era1 FOR SALE _ SCTen-room moden. McHENRY - WAUCONDA MOTOR JSwwwPV PnTTKTPV PT m last spring were read and *.« matter hou« 0^° »tT*et- WH1 EXPRES^-We handle express to and H'HENRY COUNTRY CLUB J bv aDDrovine the printing bUl ^"enable in order 4o aetUe estate. from Chicago. Chicago freight de- •Golf tournaments are coming thick ^ PLnLi.r , In<luire Math M. Blake. Tel. 607- partment, 411 W. Superior St Phone 82-tf Ul ! WU1 - , , n. • j i , J.IIL fast at the McHennf "ig MeyTr 4 W.nth. billffot tadt grounds this month, with a dm- , ' ^ j. j -- CLASS OF 1927 PLANS ' FOR ANNUAL REUNION The class of 1927 of the McHenry Community high sctiool held a reunion last Saturday* evtening'. / The class, comprised <tf about twenty couples, cha.rted the "Gladoia" from the Hunter Boat company and enjoyed a boat trip along the Fox River tfnd Pistakee Bay. Dancing on the boat enroute added to the zest of the party. Arriving at the Bald Knob hotel the group immediately adjourned to the dining room, where a sumptuous steak dinner was awaiting the many eager palates. During the dinner program the class was called to order by President John Fay and a motion was made and carried to hold a reunion every year on the second Saturday of August. The class elected a committee, to take care of its business affairs and the program for the coming year. Jhe members of thexcommittee are: William Martin, chairman; Theodore Miller, Jean Matthews, Adeline Perkins, Elsie Regner and Herman Steffes. After a round t$ble visit the party spent the remainder of the evening in dancing and general merry-making. EASTERN STAR - The fnembers of McHenry chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, are invited to attend a picnic given by McHenry Lodge, No. 158, A. F. & A. M. in Roy Harrison's woods on Sunday, Aug. 19. Bring basket lunch. Coffee and lemonade will be furnished. Games and entertainment will be planned. Those not having a way to go see Ray Page or James Perkins. * McHenry chapter is also invited to attend the official visit of the worthy grand matron, Mrs. Rose Holt, at Bethel chapter, No. 291, a.t Elgin on Fri4py evening, Aug. 31, at 7:30 o'clock, standard time. Banquet at 6 o'clock, $1.00 per plate. Make reservations to Mrs. Nellie W. Gustason, 321 Standish street, Elgin, by Aug. 29. Mrs. Dora Loomis is the worthy matron of Bethel chapter. An invitation has been received to attend worthy patrons' night at Elgin chapter, No. 212, at Elgin, on Friday night, Aug. 17. The worthy matron of McHenry chapter, Mrs. Belle Hankermeyer, will act as conductress at this meeting. The associate matron of McHenry chapter, Miss Arline Harrison, filled the station of associate matron at guests' night, at Bethel chapter, Elgin, on last Friday evening. The next meeting of McHenry chapter will take place to Monday evening. Responds To Fire Alarm A fire scare at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McEvoy about 11:30 o'clock Tuesday forenoon, gave occasion for the call of the fire department. Their daughter, Mrs. Boyd, had been cleaning some shelves and burning the papers in a laundry stove. This caused a great deal of smoke which came back ir.to the room"; and the basement, filling the house with smoke. As soon as help arrived the trouble was cleared up. 1 Attends Convention Miss Lillian Doherty left this Thursday morning for St. Louis, where she will attend the National Catholic Students' convention, which will be in session in that city for three days. She will represent Rosary College of Chicago and will speak on the program Friday. She expects to return'home the first of next week. rwrn^kf-' 4*ur Silk to Hem at $1.75 is b real value. ":jlt $1*40 a light service Hose i« need a lotiV 11 buys a pair real quality Seamed black style, ;f?or men,.are checked, striped abd plain co choose from at 20c to $1.00 a pair. 'A Home Owned Store" McHenry, Illinois * v METROPOLITAN Cor. Wabash Ave. and Monroe St., Chicago 56th Tear FALL TERM Sept. 4, '28 Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretarial Training, Etc Experienced Teachers, Day and Evening Session* Our Graduates are Working 70U should be, soon Send for Our Special Circular "Metro. Facts" 9 and £* iXs^rrhe* pr7gr^V"for next «d auto stars was discussed and 8nnday, as well as the semi-finals in the C. W. Stenger cup match, which Mtf MicHenry 213-W. USED CAR PRICES THAT ARE TUNE--and keep your piano tuned. „ 1 CUT TO THE LIMIT Tuning makes your piano a musical iw v,. »». Motion by Knox, seconded by Kreut-| if you use any of these motor instrument. Phone 274-J or write J. will be played Aug. 18 to 21 inclusive zer' that Mr- °wen be instructed t© vehicles, don't pass them by for they H. Deihl, Woodstock, I1L 27-tf and the semi-finals in the club cham- clean UP any. nuisanC€ on hlB Pr°P«rty- never will be less. -- „ pionship games which are to be played Motion carried^ 11926 Star Touring; good condition; DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest during the same week-end. ' Motion by Kreutzer, seconded by; good paint and tires. In the driving contest which will Knox> that the clerk notify all those mechanically perfect DEAD ANIMALS -- Highest cash Motor Prices for dead animals. Telephone Price |ig5 Merrick's, Dundee 810-J-l Reverse olace on Sunday. Aug. 19. a suit- having nuisances on their property to J923 Buick Touring; good mechanical charges. Prompt service. 46-tf able prize will be given for the long- abate ,sam l e- Motion carried. | condition; good tires. Only $75. Something? one of three drives and also a Mot,on by Knox' seconded by Fris-' McHENRY AUTO SALES trophy for the longest total of three fey» that John Malsh be instructed to Riverside Drive Phone B will dIan hp u-ivpn for clean the streets in the three sections -- * I S r J « > " » M o t i o n c r m d . ! A M E R I C A N L E G I O N S I M M E R , and for the third longest total of 0n mot}on b* Doherty, seconded by t|»ree drives. 1 Frisby, the purchasing committee to HERMAN J. SCHAEFEE Moving and Eftng Distance F*ONE 105-J McHenry, Illinois You'll Want t| Big Dish Stop here on your way home and take along Ijrick of Chapell's ice. ceam. And be sure to j ^oiint on a big dish for every member of the . f j^amily, for we know from experience that they ' w i l l w a n t i t " , ' 7 ~ • ^ JiBxtraHeaYy Malted Milla * Ctiap^U's Ice Cream--bulk or bricik SPECIAL PLATE LUNCH AT NOONTIME EVERT cv-: DAT - Riverside Drive McHenry Look in the classified column. FESTIVAL AT WAUKEGAN ®8 a® possible at the headquar- Plans for the Old Fiddlers' contest'*5™, Washington street, Wauke- Plans are 'also beinir made for the be instructed to purchase 400 feet of and Amateur night in the American «an, Jf driv^ct^nowwtVlSd fire h««e .t »1.22% p«r Legion Fourth A„n„l Summer F.,- i tival to be held in Waukegan on Aug- A practical politician is that % the Chicago Evening Post, some foo^contract for the amount of 1^' usTsl S^ptemter l.Tand" 3," hive shakes'your hand before election, and been abandoned by the committee in y°ur acquaintance after.--Implement E. J. Davis of Rockford, 111., offered charge, it was announced today. 'Recordof the elimination contests of which . Will be played at the Country club golf and P"c« was made and 818ned iiEatL W^^Hrivr tl count t0 g've the standpipe two coats of In place of these two events, the i STis official effort and the winner paint for $375.00. The Chicago steeple-, Waukegan boys have contracted for in _n_np+„ : a driving contest with iat'^8 offered to do the work for six huge professional productions Tinners from about thirty other club^ S200.00. Referred to committee on -hkh will thrill the .^ience. which <rfc r am°a teur c.h ampion djr i• ve_rs si n the Tiuhlic nprrooDpeerrttyv . _ will ,a tte.n d the festival this 'y ear on Chicago district I 0n motlon the council the beach. The second round in the C. W. adjourned to meet on Stenger cup tournament was played mayor. ^ 11 to 14, inclusive, and in these call of the Jfkag. matches George Cronin defeated A. J. Mayer 3 and 2; F. Conley defaulted to H. A. Remke; E. Smith defeated F. Sthreiner 3 and 2; George Johnson defaulted to William Hoeft. In the semi-finals, which will be Some confusion seems to have de- ; veloped in reference to the Summer 1 Festival parade and the American j Legion convention parade. The Lei gion Summer Festival parade is an annual event in which private individ- Methodiftt Cbureh -• 10:00 a. m., Sunday school. 11:00 a. m., morning worship. t . The pastor, Riev. C. W. Loughlin, \ uals, business houses, industries, fraaa, ill leave Sunday afternoon for a khcrt vacation, returning on Saturday, played Aug. 18 to 21, George Cronin September 1 SSl play H. A. Remke and E. Smith * Blo^m.ngdale, Mich., Will play William Hoeft. |°fi f D!" W.H" ^u„f J"; , ^ . . In the first round of the club cham-' . °" Sunday, August 26 Mr J. Chrisgior. ship play on Aug. 11 to 14, inJ tie Erv.ne of Chicago ^11 have charge Susive, W. C. Galitz defeated H. A. jof t e 6t'rvlcea- Mr Erwme h^K had fiemke 1 up in 19 holes; E. Galitz de- a large expenence m mjs^onary and feated D. Granger 5 and 4; A. K. evangelistic work m Amenca and will Burns defaulted to F. Maierhofer, and ha£f an'interesting message. }, N. Sayler defeated G. Cronin 1 up'The dlfnct »uP«nntendent. Dr J ia 19 holes iHastie Odgers, of Chicago, has called In the semi-finals, which will ^' the fourth quarterly conference to JU,ed Aug. 18 « 21. W C. G.11U will Ssr,y E. M- Galitz and F. Maierhofer play J. N. Sayler. Being One's Agm ** ; Persons fully grown are sufficiently developed In mentality and character -\jfD protect themselves, says an adviser Writing In the Woman's Home Ctan- 10:30. This will be the final business meeting with him to close up this year's business and make arrangements for next year's work. It is expected that all organizations will have their reports ready to submit at this time and that the financial matters be cleared up as nearly as possiblM;.:^ Plaindealers at Bolger's. ternal, labor, and civic organizations will compete for th'e thousand dollars in cash prizes. One of the most beautiful and spectacular events of the festival is scheduled for Saturday evening, September 1, when the Wlankegan Yacht club, with thirty-seven water craft, will produce a Venetian Night. This will consist of a parade of beautifully decorated and lighted boats, which will pass before the t^usands of spectators which will line the shores of the harbor. This beautiful pageant will be swept by powerful flood lights erected at various points over the water, and will proceed to the titiklirfg strains of hundreds of steel guitars. From tW^ present indications,^ the doll buggy parade will be larger and far more beautiful than the one produced last year. Thirty-three entrants are already listed for this event. The legion boys request that -applications for any of the events be filed Ss li SHIELD Of 9^* Week of Aug. 18 to 24 Jello, all flavor*, 2 pkgs. 15c Puffed Wheat, pkg. 10y2c Mazola Oil, piat ca$__£$c Life Buoy Soap, " 2 bars !.l!c Salmon, Soekeye, 1-lb. tall cans....... „.,..29c Olives, in barrel bottles, full qts. 48c Spearmint, Juicy Fruit or Double Mint Oum, 3 pkg JjOc JW.J. Milter Prop. Pearl St. & Riverside Dr IDining Room il It may seem et range, but it is a fact that food does taste better when seTved in a dining room, tlie furnishings of wJhicli are all in harmony. An air of hospitality is created that is most pleasing. Let _ns show you how we can make your dining rodm more attractive. JACOB JUSTEN & SONS JHJMUTUES AMD tmDSRTAgmS.; \ Phone 10341 * f n i rntTrtri mi ivntttn t * t***""1"" *