Eagle River review. [volume], May 10, 1912, Image 8

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EAGLE RIVER REVIEW
®1 50 per year In Advance.
CHAS. RICHARDS & SON, Proprietors. -
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Friday, May 10, 1912.
Correspondence.
Correspondents should mail their letters to
reach us not later than Wednesday, sooner pre
ferred. You are supplied with material for
one quart er. thirteen stamped, addressed en
velopes and forty sheets of paper. Aim to use
about three sheets per letter. Write on one
Bide only. Another quarter s supply will be
sent you a short time before your present
stock is exhausted.
Watersmeet. *
Chas. Hazen of Hackley was
here Tuesday evening.
Geo. O’Connor of Eagle River
is fishing here this week.
Frank Miller is firing on the
Monico Scoot again after an ab
sence of several months.
Brakeman Connors, and Harry
Myers of Antigo were fishing for
trout here Tuesday, and they
were not disappointed as they
each got a good catch to take
home.
Married at the M. E. Parson
age in Ritzville, Wash. Apr. 20.
Miss Rose Amanda Grant to Mr.
Davis F. Coffey of Benje, Wash.
The bride is the oldest daugh
ter of B. H. Grant of Waters
meet, Mich, and is remembered
by her many friends as a mem
ber of the graduating class of the
Eagle River high school in 1908.
Th e groom is a prosperous
young farmer of Adams County
Wash.
Clearwater LaKe.
Mrs. H. R. Hanson spent Mon
day in town shopping.
H. C. Wheeler sold a horse to
IL P. Hanson last week.
S. C. Hannop returned Mon
day a ftertendaysatßatdeGreek
While They Last I
i
Garnet Enameled Ware
SAUCE l'A\- fl gr 0
HWigW BK *
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MILK PAN
Don’t miss this
of the famous Cream City
Garnet Enameled Ware. To- IMk§E|BL
morrow, or as long as they last, the
articles shown here will be priced at W
5c eac h- Ordinarily they sell at 10c IS
pudding pan to “ dC * C 1S a special price—simply to W
g et Y ou acquainted with Cream City u®
Ware—to show you by actual use in fl
your own kitchen how much longer gg||
they wear and how much better satis- |
washbotC- faction they give.
There . are no “seconds” dam-- ■
aged or kiln run goods, in the S
|||olß|flHr lot—we guarantee each article to fl
Er be perfect. But come early — Jg|
the supply is limited for the man- fl
any
k more to sell at this price. It’s
Cream City Ware, remem-
5c any ,
shown.
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COVERED PAIL
For Sale By STRONG & MANLEY, Eagle River, Wis.
_ Wm. La Tefine returned home
Monday after J attending yschool
the’pasCyear. , J.
" H. C. Wheeler departed Mon
day for to take’rredi
cal treatments. ,
ftEarl Greenman arrived Mon
day from’Hiles after J working
at that place a while. 1 .±5
{Gus Bent, Jim. Benson Louis
Reightly and Max Ewald are
working for N. A. Colman a few
days this week.
Ed Flatten was up from Green
Bay last week looking for a place
to build a warehouse, they will
commence one soon.
Mr. Me Dowell and caf arriv
ed Wednesday last from Birman
wood to make this his future
home, his family will arrive Wed
nesday.
W. H Wheatley 4826 Wbaash
Ave., Ottumwa, lowa, had a bad
attack of kidney trouble that de
veloped into rheumatism and in
tense suffering reselted. He says
“I heard of Foley Kidney Pills”
and took them, and began to im
prove promptly. Now 1 am en
tirly cured and have no more
rheumatism, thanks to Foley Kid
ney Pills. RICHMOND PHARMACY.
Prof. Ormsby, of Hackley,
spent Saturday last in torch on
business.
Mrs. Levi Krake and children,
of Donaldson, were visitors here
last baturday.
J. L. Metz, chairman of Hack
ley, and Peter Hedeen, chairman
of Conover, were in town to-day.
A Winner.
“Boy, take these flowers to Miss
Bertie Bohoo, Room 12.”
“My, sir, you’re the fourth gentle
man wot’s sent her flowers today.”
“What's that? What the deuce?
W-who sent the others?”
“Oh, they didn’t send any names.
They all said, ‘She’ll know where they
come from.’ ”
“Weß, here, take my card, and tell
her these are from the aaxne one who
, mat the other throe bem H -Tit-Hita.
Royal
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
Used and praised by the most
competent and careful pas
try cooks the world over
The only Baking Powder made
• from Royal Grape Cream of
Tartar—made from grapes
Test Your Floor Finish Before
You Apply It!
Come to our store and let us demonstrate how you
can secure a mar-proof and spot-proof finish for
your floors —one that will look bright and new un
' d er tnany months of wear.
ELASTICA is so tough that nothing can mar it. Let
TXus prove to you that scraping chairs, rolling heavy
"heels and everyday usage will not mark
U it. Water will not turn it white. How it brings
11 Jrtaout all the beauty of the natural grain of hard-
wood. How it protects painted floors—pre
vents the color from becoming dull. Makes
old paint look new. Doubles the life of
linoleum and oilcloth.
“Elastica Stands the Rocks” The Perfect Finish
STANDARD VaRNISH WORKS f or Kitchen FIOOFS
- A Apply a coat of ELASTICA floor
■ | A ■■ wf Tjr » A finish on your kite-hen floor and make
M I a
fl * 1 vents hot grease from the stove or
water from the sink penetrating the
® bre °* the wooc l- Makes it possible to
FLOOR FINISH byS r wiping with a damp clotin
Look torihu Trodo-tnark on * y«iiow ELA STIC A banishes scrubbing
Law. all «p>«n at* imUatoai. drudgery. A
Do not confuse ELASTICA floor finish with other finishes called “elastic.”
We sell the only genuine ELASTICA. (67)
SOLD BY
The Persohn Co.
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others in the car' from the corner erf
hls eye, to see how we were taking
him. I don’t know whether he read
my thoughts or not. A half dozen old
er men, myself Included, who had
learned from experience, were eating
simple food, and pitying the poor,
pampered fool whose father’s money
was ruining hls stomach. Two of us
left the dining car together. The oth
er said to me:
“ ‘One grain of satisfaction you and
I, who have to travel and eat on din
ing cars, can get from that. Either he
will die early from that sort of thing,
or he will be so laid up with stomach
trouble that he can’t travel.’”—ln
dianapolis News.
To Distill Ocean Water,
Santa Moiiica, Cal., is considering
a unique plan for solving the serious
water problem which it faces. The
supply is already inadequate, and an
application for a part of the Owens
river from Los Angeles has not been
granted. Now it is proposed to distill
ocean water for domestic purposes,
and the municipality may purchase
the “Burning Mountain,” several
miles up the coast in the Santa Mon
ica range, for use as a heating plant.
It is believed the sea water could be
carried through a “U” pipe deep to
the hot interior of the smoking hill
and distilled at practically no cost.
Power might be produced, some engi
neers think, that would enable the
municipality to maintain an electric
ligating plant.
Short of Men.
Two Irishmen died, so the story ran.
One went ts heaven and the other
didn’t. Mike called down to Pat:
“What arre yez doin’, Pat?”
“Shovelin’ coal.”
“Arre yez working harrd?” -
“Not very. We has shifts an’ work
only three hours a dAy What arre
yez doin’ up there in hlvin?” ■
“Oi’m sweepin’ the golden stairs*
“Arre yez workin’ harrd?”
“Yis. Oi hov to_ worrk eighteen
hours a day. We’re short of men up
here!”
———
J A stubborn cough that hangs on
! weakens the system and may easi
!]y develop a dangerous condition
!of the lungs. Earl Fair Wauke
sha, Wis., says: “My stubborn
cough refused to respond to ordi
nary treatment and 1 finally re
sorted to the old jeiiable, Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound, and
less than two bottles effected a
complete cure.
| RICHMOND PHARMACY
WISCONSIN NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OSHKOSH WIS.
ISSUES OHLY THE VERY BEST IN
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
SQUARE TREATMENT, HONEST
POLICIES, PAYMENT
[OF ALL CLAIMS.
GET THE BEST?
GET IT MOW?
YOU MAY NEED IT TO MORROW.
see feed Mclntyre
LOenL SGT.
Girls Wanted—
Applyvat the Eagle River
Knitting Works.
Emil 2wicker.
StatT lank
of (Sagle LAibcr
A. McKENZIE, CASHIER.
Does a General Banking
Business. Interest Paid
on Time Deposits.
HORSE SHOEING
and
BLACKSMITHING
I wdOr 1
£ 1 |
All Kinds of Black smith
Work done in First-
Class Manner.
Our Aim is to Suit our Patrons
Located First Door East of Review
Office on Division Street
Ghas. Pride
Eagle River, - Wis.
MEYSKIDNEYPIIIS
For Backache KiONCVBANb Blaoocd
1 I.W. HARPER I
I KENTUCKY j
■ WHIJkKEY
yuauty. ■
€oldN«4al J
_ Parte K>poaftion 1900.
—For Sale by—
CHARLIE ZIRPLERAW
Eagle River. Wisconsin
/Do You ' , *OS«
1 / Own a
F VICTOR II
|MI If not, don't </e* 1
a Y * n getting U
one for your ■
home. Look
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RAILWAY TIME TabJ
OF THE C. AND N. w«V 1
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Freight, except Snudav
Going north, ,!■.,>?' W ’■'
except Sunday, ' I,l > .
Freight, daily e ,,■ ' -
Sunday ' ■ WS
Freight
day, on account dyt 1;111 „ T „ daV P wßl
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County Gilicers. I s
W.H. Radcliffe,
W. A. Bradfoid, ~ I .Jflfl
Frank A. Hall
W, B. Raymond. r. •.
Geo. E. O'Connor
Chris. Chilson.
Grant Cook, ~
Amos Radcliffe '
Alex. Higgins.
Hon. Alexander H Ttrn, U r''
Xem uhi.k ' ( ~y
Town Officers. I
J. T. Nemacheck. Hlfl
Chas. H. Adams. . ( .
Fred Morey. '
L. J. Cook' glB
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1. ■ IGXATU’S l'.[ > isod l \h'B
<’"inun niou. ?4.-, ..
Sunday s, i ~.,'
Morning S-ru. .. in :;n a In flgMI
Evening ; a,,, n ,
Choral Mass. tir>t Sundui
the mouth at o >•!,«•]; ' ■■
Choir Practi.-e. Frida,
at-li-‘( liun li.
Father A. X. Sahwi li..
Priest in 9HK
St I<;smu - i'hi-i;.
(3oNGHEG.\TK >X Al,
Sunday -in ;1 . in - .
G:4s)>. in.. <in i-: i ;1! . IP
Preaching. 11 a in :; u ,,
No Church Sen ice i lie l ast
Of Each Month.
V IERMAX LC l'llHi: '. ■/
Snudav Ke n.i ,>■ -■ : r.
H.A M ...
fratekxil. I
F. A. and A. M. i.uliiiK
W. H. Bomikr.
Finn Lawler.
Meet 2nd and (th Tti>’--da\-.
Consvl. 1., w.
Clerk, <'lia>
Meet every Mondaj >-.-.-uitig 10®
R. X. of A. U
Mrs. R. N. Carpenter.
Mrs. Carrie Murphy.
Meet every Thursday evenius Mfl
F. R. Association. iSk
James White,
Fred McLntykk.
Meet Ist and 3rd Tuesday each luuutlfiH
EAGLES LODGE, II
JohklHamson, Pk®
ErebJMcTrtyrk,
Meet Ist Rnd 3rd Saturday >wi.
M. B. A. LODGE,
John Piedlmr,
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Business
GEO. E. O’CONNOR,
Attorney at Law,
District AttorOj
Loans, Real Estate and Collecti®
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EALER IN
LIQUORS & CIGARS.
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(SITE DEPOT,)
/ER, WISCONSIN.
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DR. A. W. THORPE
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Hours: From 9a. to. 1 ; 1
2 p. m. to op.
■- 7 P. ID. to P-
EAGLEIRIVER. WISCON
R. A. WOERFEL
Dentist
All work|iwill|be*guaranteed.
DENTAL PARLORS OVM<
STRONG & MANLE’I S SI
EAGLE RIVER*—
loans
negotiate
Lowest Terms
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