Vilas County news. [volume], June 09, 1920, Image 2

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DEATH WAS NEAR
t lend* Womu in Cnbcnl Condiboo
From Drop*?, But Done •
Brought Recovery
Drop*y brought nt right down to
' Ike shadow ol the grave,' «r‘ M™
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p*t»v* were *o
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I acreamed in *«
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Vs ached w severely
K s IV I thought my
lr ainiil waa being
, W crushed Blech
T r ipecka dotted be
\ -r— ' ford mr eyes, end
w ~ y I had to pup the
■y —rJr bed to keep from
Jyr? W falling.
"The kidney ee
' .. „ rretions burned
***** and scalded and I
* wIJ f>*** only a few drop* nt n time.
My body bloated. The preasure of ao
I n.Mvh water on my cheat almost emoth
-4 cred nae. M» feet also swelled and Urge
«ux* of water hung beneath my eyes.
My akin had a ahiny. white appearance
«itd anywhere 1 j>rented a drat would
for hours. I became a nervous
i **A friend told me about Doea’i
fi’Wnrjr WHS and oh! I felt ** happy
when T found they were helping me
( nnUnued use of Doan't completely
itrorn to before me.
iRTHI'R GOMEZ. Notary PvbHc
Cnt Dean's a* Any Start. 60c a Baa
ooan's vasy
FOSTER -hOLBURN CO, BUFFALO. N. Y.
Cuticura Soap
The Healthy
Shaving Soap
QlVar»Uci«t Wmwm ,iIS isi■— If i»Wi»t
Harvest 20 to 45
Yiuskel to Acre Wheat
ta Western Canada
Think whit that means to you in
god bard dollars with the crest de
w»«nd for wheat at hlcb prices. Many
dxrmera In Western Canada have paid
S t their land from a single crop. The
svfctas may atilt he yours. for
yon can buy on easy terms.
Farm Land at sl6 to
S3O an Acre
located near thriving towns, good m*r
h.U r*Mwa) *—land of a kind which
gtosra M Is O hwaheta ml wheat to the
s*-re, C'vxl grist ns lands at tow prices
com* esilent to your grain farm enable
Sew to reap the pronto front otoeh r»la
last ood dairy las
Loam the Facts About
Western Canada
low taaalioo (iwae on Improvements).
*> nll hf u l climate, good school*.
<«, pleasant social relationships
•a and Industrious people
NEWS OF THE
BADGER STATE
Eau Claire —Harold. 16, sou of Mr.
gnd Mr*. Henry DnhS. living near here,
(ell from n ptor in the Evi Claire river
tnJ was drowned Two little boys who
were near saw him full in»o the water
and in their frtght each promised the
other that be would say nothing about
it lest it might be thought that they
pushed him In. However, ooe of the
boy* could not sleep and finally, about
midnight, got up. w »ke bis ptrents
and told them about it They in turn
notified the Dahl family The body
was found near where the Ud fell in
Madison- The railroad commission
handed down a decision and order
upon the petition of the Wisconsin-
Minnesota Co. filed July 21. 1919. ask
ing for an adjustment of gas rates lr
the city of Chippewa F*alls It au
thorise:* the petitioner to put in effect
a new schedule of gas rates 25 cent*
per thousand cubic feet in excess of
the rate now in effect and which has
been In force for more than s year
The increase asked by the company
was 9d cents per thousand cubic feet.
La Crosse— Maintaining that even
a motorcycle cop is entitled to a
night’s rest, now and then, ’he com
tnon council adopted a resolution pro
viding for g nigh’ police officer to pur
sue speeders The motorcycle cop Is
the inly officer in the city government
who makes his own salary and shows
a handsome dividend for the munici
pality each month Fine* paid by
npe*d»rs reach a tidy sum during the
spring, summer and autumn months,
police court records show
Sturgeon Bay—From present indica
tions it is rather doubtful whether or
not Sturgeon Bsy will hive a nation
al guard company Maj M D Imhoff
wan here trying to line up enough men
to form a company While a number
of young men have slgnod up. the ma
jority of their, got enough of the army
during the war If the compmy is or
ganised Oapt. O M Stapleton will be
in command.
Appleton—Contrary to the custom
of rotating Its offices. Group 3. Wiscon
sin Bankers’ assort at ion re-elected L.
Albert Karel of Kewaun»e as presi
din’ and J. L. S one of RtptNl as vice
president. L W Metxner. Casco, wa*
made secretary-’reasurer, and H. K.
Stedman. Sturgeon Bay. and A J.
Whitford. Marinette, were named
members of the executive board.
La <’ro»ae —Overruling objections to
the extradition of A. M Castle, head
of the defunct A M Castle Rngineer
-g Co., who was brough* to La Crosse
*1 Toronto, "an . on charge* of ob
’Clvi< wm »y under false pretenses.
■ County court re
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THE VILAS COUNTY NEWS. EAGLE It TVER, WIS.
Madison—The division of markets
reports that shipments of Wisconsin
potatoes have dwindled to as low as
seven cars a day. That figure is In
contrast to the shipments during the
heavy movemenr when, on several
days In October, more than 200 cars
per day were shipped. The largest
day s shipment for the season was 2f-9
cars on Oct. 23. 1919 There will be
scattering shipments from now on
until after planting la over, when the
final windup of the season will show
the total shipments to be approximate
ly 17.500 cars.
Janesville —Farmers of Rock county
are starting to see raya of light in the
serious farm hand shortage. A large
number of laboreru have applied for
and received jobs on farms, mostly
all single men. The sudden shift in
the situation is said to be due to the
housing shortage and the high rents
and living costs prevailing in the city,
which men experienced with farm
work do not want to pay. However,
the condition is still a bad one as the
demand for farm help Is 6 per cent
more than normal.
Oconomowoc—Mrs Etta Kavarsky,
36. patient for several week* at Wald
heim Park sanatorium, was found
hanging. She had brooded over the
death of her brother, Simon Poikan.
14, who was obol last fall by a play
mate while they were playing in the
Poikan home. Her husband, living at
Hancock. Mich., and five children re
main. Mrs. Kavarsky'* parents. Mr.
and Mrs. B'-nj&min Poikan. came here
a year ago from Milwaukee, where
tbey are well known.
Eau Claire Miss Evelyn* Wylie,
Miss Rachel Philipps. L. H. WyUe and
Clarence Larson. normal school stu
dents. essayed the dangerous feat of
changing seats in a canoe in the mid
dle of Half Moon lake here, with the
not infrequent result that the craft
capsized. Y. Brown, boat keeper’s son.
towed to the scene and Just managed
to get the girls as one. exhausted, let
go of the overturned canoe. The boys
were saved by another boat.
Two Rivers—One of the five cavalry
troops being organised in Wisconsin
will have its quarters at Two Rivers.
Picnic Hill, which has been the recrea
tion and beauty spot of the city, has
been taken over by the state for a
period of years and will be used for
the home and drill grounds for the
newly formed cavalry troop. Seventy
five men will be the required quota
and the necessary enlistments have
already been completed.
Sheboygan—Five young men, Frank
Cxaja. Edward Bayens, Christ Horst.
John Fischer and A. Scbuette miracu
lously escaped death when the Stude
baker car. owned and driven by Cxaja.
plunged over an embankment and into
the Sheboygan river at the Ashby
bridge on the Lower Falls-rd. The
boys extricated themselves from the
automobile and swam to safety, com
ing out without a scratch.
Manitowoc The Pauly & Pauly
Cheeae Co. of this city will invade the
stale of Michigan, to handle poultry,
cheese and cheese factory equipment.
The company has filed an amendment
lo ita incorporation papers. A branch
house has already been opened at Eg
car.aba. Mich. Pauly * Pauly operjgU
a string of cheese warehouses through
out Wisconsin, with headquarters
hero. /
The motor lion*) moon
td Mrs K-'unvtb Graves.
here when
riding col
, of Christ
is thrown
* -nted and
■ hospital.
L suffered
/ - , First Mortgage
/ SIOO and SSOO
I _/Q Real Estate Serial Notes
of Superior Merit
J "In the present period of the readjustment of the country"a
industrial end commercial affairs it is well for mraj'-»r« n
exercise the utmost caution in the selection of inrestmsr.ts ”
Investors seeking the maximum of
interest, in keeping with business
prudence, with the minimum of
risk, should obtain particulars con
cerning these attractive invest
ments.
The notes are owned by the Mer
cantile Trust Company, having
The Mercantile Trust Company is a member of the Federal Reserve S—
tem, and by reason of such membership is under the supervision of the
United States Government. This means that every loan we make, in
cluding ‘‘First Mortgage Real Estate Serial Loans,*’ i- subject to exanu
nation by Government Bank Examiners. These loans are also examine I
by the St. Louis Clearing House Bank Examiners and the official Bank
Examiners of both the State of Missouri and the State of Illinois.
Descriptive circular sent on request .
Address ell inquiries or orders tot reel estate notes to the Real Estate Loan Department.
Mercantile Trust Company
Member federal USGoverr.m ent r
keserre System
"IST LOUIS MISSOURI
Capital and Surplus 910,000,000
Iwo Souls With but One Thought.
Mrs. Hlghfly—Doesn't Mrs. Owens
look radiant? She must be thinking
of her new gown.
Mr. Hightly—Yes, and do you ob
serve how wretched her husbund looks?
lie Is evidently thinking of It, too.—
St. Augustine Record.
Thousands Have Kidney.
Trouble and Never
Suspect It
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.
Judging from report* from druggi*t»
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
ha* been very »uccei**fwi in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root 11
soon realized. It stands the highest for
its remarkable recced of suceess.
An examining physician for owe of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, is
an interview on the .rnbject, made the *►
tomshing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re
jected is because kidney trouble is so
common to the Atnericixi people, and the
large .majority of those whose applies
Cions declined do not even suspect
thn f they nave the disease. It ia on sale
at n 9 drag stores in bottles of tw* wee*,
medium and large.
However, H you wish first to teat this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer A f.'m l. Binghamton. 2K Y.. ftw a
■ample- bottfe When writing be sure and
men off this paper.—Adr.
Far Mrs. Ben ham's Benefit
Mrs. Ki rimm—What did the ihtefor
tell vow?
R*»itliama —O said that 1 would hove
ap|M>ndiciti9 if I didn't stop Irritntlng
my side by constantly putting my burnt
In iuy pocket for money.
ASPIRIN
Nsaie “Bayer” on Genuine
“B«wr Tnbkrw of Aspirin" la- genu
| ir;p Aspirin p»v»r*<J safe by minions
and prescribed- by physicians fop ovet
Mwcncy years. Accept only an unbroken
feutt jun'kaco" which contains yropei
im» to relieve Headache. Tooth-
Earache. Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
I-and I’uia. llandy tin boxes of 12
9L>ts cost few cents. Druggl.»ts also
terser ‘•Buyer |»acknges.” Aspirin
mark Bayer Manufacture Mon*
f irtlcacideoerr of Salicytlcncid.—Adr.
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Compensations.
wtippnee you have your owtl trials
nd dock-making busineso. Soise
"r# works always on strike?"
| but I*» never worried over aiy
il Mfi?mtfftg nn eiglit-hoi»r dny."
-a Soap for the Cemplexleo.
• better than CisMcwra Soup
■ Ointment now and tb*-* as
make the coinfdexion dear.
3i and hands soft and white.
|is the fascinetinc, fragrant
■Talcum and yon hove the
Joliet Trio. —Adr.
Restricted.
you like your new flat?"
v* no 100 m to complain."—
JJJr Star.
Liquid Gymnastics.
Electrician —Ssh ! Keep It on the
|Q. but *tl» rumored that Fall
hard«\ our new acrobatic comedian, Is
hard a* work trying to dope out a new
scientific substitute for beer.
Props—Ah. I see! Trying to figure
nut how many hops It takes to make
a kick, eh?—Film Fun.
The fellow who *ta*.» at home ev
ery evening accumulates a bank ac
i count. i>ur very few gt *m| .-.rorit-.
Why Exclusive Agencies
Cost More to Operate
A roofing dealer who has an exclusive
agency has no competition on his pri
vate brand. As a result he can charge
a large profit if you’ll buy.
In addition, he is usually a long distance
from his little manufacturer and must
invest more money to keep his stock up
Now look at the Certain-teed way. Any
responsible dealer can sell Certain-teed.
Each dealer carries a small represen
tative stock. If he needs more he orders
from a nearby Certain-teed warehouse
or jobber. It usually takes only a day
or two to get it.
The result is small investment, small
storage cost, light insurance, and na
slow-moving articles.
Certain-teed Saves You Money
That’s why Certain-teed dealers operate
at less expense. And it’s also why
Certain-teed saves you money because
they can afford to sell at close margins
and there are enough of them to insure
you a fair deal.
Now let’s see what you get when you
buy Certain-teed Roofing.
It’s roofing that has never been known
to wear out on the roof. It is guaran
teed for 5, 10 or 15 years, according to
weight. It is weather-proof, fire
retarding and spark-proof.
There is nothing else you want front
roofing. And since you get this highest
quality roofing at a saving, its thi
logical buy.
Any responsible dealer can get Certain
teed for you quickly from a nearby
Certain-teed warehouse or jobber. He
gets it when he wants it and he gets
what he wants. He can afford to se*.
you at a fair price.
Certain-teed Productt Corporation
General Office*. St. Lout*
Office* ind W«r»h*u»*» in Prine»*«l '
Certain-teed
Beware of the dealer who tells you he
has Certain-teed, but tries to sell you
a private brand . He probably wants
a bigger profit
been purchased after a thorough
investigation of the security. Rea!
Estate Serial Notes secured b\
First Deeds of Trust have been
sold by us to investors in every
part of the United States and many
foreign countries, without the loss
of one dollar, principal or interest,
to the investor.
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caviar and fur-
fur-). I'i i:»n •i* !i * i
fkX» reindeer. Flour. vi!t tea
sugar arc grtnVv n- -led la :r
mer great quant.tie, »>f m' hmH
caught. HH
It is better to work a r »n’>n®p4
than it is blow •- <V HH