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:>,v' Entertains Card Club llr. and Mrs. Peter A. Freund entertained the members of their card club at their home on Wednesday evening of last week. Five hundred was played during the evening and high honors were won by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kane, while consolations •went to Mrs. Peter Weber and Peter Weingart. As the following day was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Freund she was presented with a gift from the guests which came as a pleasant surprise to her. Refreshments were served it the dose of a pleasant evening. Bkthday Party Mrs. Earl Brawn was surprised on her birthday anniveraary en Sunday, July 20, by her friends from whon she received many pretty gifts. The evening was spent in playing games and dancing and lunch was served. Those present were: Mr. aiyjl Mrs. Tony Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Freund, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Kalloski, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Freund, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kennebeck, J|r. and "Mrs. Will Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Goin, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kaelin, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Schaefer and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown. Altar a$ri Rosary Sodality Wie card party given by the Altar and Rosary sodality of St. Patrick's church on the parish lawn on Wednesday afternoon of last week was well attended and was a success generally. Cards and bunco were played and prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. Townsend, Mrs. Frank McCarthy, Mrs. J. J. Rothermel, Mrs. Mary Simons and Mrs. M. J. Schmidt. The angel food cake donated by Mrs. 0. Unti went to Mrs. Rodenkirk. Niae Tears Old Virginia, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Sullivan, entertained a party of little friends at her summer home, Idyle Dell, soath of this city, on Friday afternoon. Ten little friends were pres. ent to help her celebrate her ninth birthday anniversary. Games were played and boating and swimming were enjoyed and refreshments were served. Bttertaim For Bride-T*»Re Mrs. William Belcher of Woodstock entertained twenty-eight guests at a miscellaneous shower Wednesday afternoon in honor of Miss Lucy Thornas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thomas, who will become the bride of Byron Hitchens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hitchens of Ringwood, on Saturday. Those were were present from McHenry and Ringwood were: Mrs. Alma Thomas, Mrs. Gerald Newman and daughter Arlette, Mrs. E. A. Thomas, Mrs. C. E. Sherman, Mrs. F. A. Hitchens, Mrs. James Sftiaey and Mrs. B. Butler. Dalton-Welty Miss Dorothy Dalton and Harvey Welty of Chicago were married by Justice of the Peace William J. Welch at his home on Main street, Friday evening. Make Oar Owa Dark Days The dark days of life are not all of the wond's making. Disappointments are not all born of our associates, or our environment} or other outside influences. Too many of life's shadows are caused by us standing in our own light.--Grit. A A >?* AA '•* - T T T T T •••-• T T T t T 7 7 T J T& The Sign that Means So Much But it does not mean very much to the man or woman does not SAVE. *• . a little of your income each day or week and let it grow and earn interest for you by depositing it in the Savings De- || partments of either of these banks. 3 % Paid on Savings Accounts West McHenry State Bank Peoples State Bank of McHenry fee/. 1J. ^ ..'T" 3';» ; j uSuf£er the- Children What a comfort it must be to you to KNOW that the physicians of McHenry have at their command so complete a drug store as this! In a vacation city, where the kiddies just have to learn to swim; where bold and adventurous spirits among them dare beyond their depth; where there are insects to bite and strange nettles and plants in the woods nearby, the doctor is called con- ^ QH his skill the safety of the "littk chUTheFountain Yes; everyone is proud of this fountain. For two weeks the weather has been oppressive. But "Eddie", "Bill", "Harold" and "Donald" have carried on, shooting the cooling drinks "over the top" like the good soldiers they are in the trying campaign against "Old Man Summer." Last Sunday and July Fourth were both busy days; enough to "try the patience of a Saint" and we have here 200 or more flavors and" drinks *nd formulas for drinks. ACliHiVlace Did our small army of "boys" falter? They did not! All through the day they kept the customers in good humor; kept service at top efficiency, and kept the place spotlessly clean and neat. Every glass was thoroughly cleaned and the care they took that every bit of "muss" should be immediately and instantly removed was a source of pride to us and of satisfaction to the hundreds of customers who have learned to depend on Bolger's Drug Store for hot weather relief. A Meeting Place Everybody* was in good humor. This fountain has come to be the meeting place; the rendezvous for men and women; for boys ana girls all over McHenry county. Leave word for yo ir friends visiting McHenry at this Fountain and they will get the message. Almost every day we have a telephone call from o'lt of town to some friend passing through McHenry to "Tell John Miller when he comes in" and then follows the message. Clean, attractive, low priced. This Fountain serves alt.; "- ~ »• • J •f* y dren" is assured. And back of him; back of the doctor; back of his knowledge and learning and training and skill, always, is the stock of the Drug Store. You must "suffer the little children" to play; to climb, to swim and to go on "hiking parties"; safely sure that the experience of the doctor and a broad reserve of healing remedies are here and together they'll protect against lasting harm "Suffer the Children" but keep thf Doctor and Bo]gpr'g migfl, cy * ft J r&> 's* ,y COMPLEXION*^ PERFECTION^: For August Pays A UOL8T is the month to protect your skin. The heat of the sun; the glare of the hot reflection from the surface of the;;. water; the tendency to - 'stay in" too long or to play "just one more set of tennis" are temptations to be guarded against. For the woman:; who wants to keep her complexion in condition, * we have amply provided for every skin need. jVisit our counters; see these prices: Hind's Honey and*Almond Cream 50c and • :bame Nature . 35c and 60ct > f jWildroot Lotion ,/^n' 4" vf'r •> : ' 50e ' Baldwin's Cucumber Cream...,.,, 50<s Italian TUlm v , ,.$1.20 j| Buena Skin Tonta. And hundreds of other preparation* We are sure to helve your favorite Poudres et Parfurn's Perfume to match Perfume to matell Perfume to matctjl Perfume to match Coty's Powder Karess, Armand, TlnreeFlower, •The following fragrant and delightful ordors are also to be had constantly^ Tianoee, Evening in Paris, Garden Glow, Stearns, Cappi, Pompeian, anpll* '•"•"!#eores of others. You are almost certain to find yoor own preference herf. Houbigant's Powder Perfume to tnatcit *|3Biue Rose, Perfume to matclt^X' f'^r'vXufretiaVandMWtt, Perfume to match ?; 2^* ^^LeDebut, Perfume to match ' Prescription# „ * i" • &t§ Prescription ^lepafimeftt which you depend on "we must be sure". W© can not guess. Every step in the making of a ^prescription must be accompanied by cleanliness; order, knowledge, experience and a Sense of our responsibility to the public. These five guardians tetand over us while every prescription is compounded from -«mong the thousands and thousands of drugs and primary ^remedies on hand. There is always a registered pharmacist Min charge of this Drug Store. - Kodak as Tim Way •\Thet* could ba a /acatiflfci without a Kodak! There could be one swithout a swim suit; a picnic i ^basket; a fishing pole. But you ihave a Kodak. And you take picvtures. And here you can get 24- hour service in the printing and developing of your films. Take •the pictures today; give us the Ifilm tomorrow and the next day ;you may have the pictures. That's service, isn't it? You will iwant to keep these souvenirs of • a happy holiday. Let Bolger's Drug Store serve you. You can get supplies and the best of ^Kodaks here, as well. 'Take a GUt :-You can go a long ways and scout around a big city before you will find a selection of Novelties wider in appeal than you will find at Bolger's Drug Store. Ash trays that through a long winter's night will se/ve to re- ' mind you of a happy vacation 'period. Address books wherein ^to keep track, of vacation ' friends. Autograph books, nap- ' kin rings, cigarette holders and 'bridge bells with a silvery tin- ;.kle and a bronze-like tone. Lit- ' " erally hundreds of other like i|novelties. Try Bolger's first 's Drug Store Wegister&i' Pharmitci&s; 44Always Busy'9 s in Charge McHenry m -Si.-