Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], January 06, 1922, Image 1

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ortljern UJisconsin 21 Docrt iser.
TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR
10 per cent
Discount
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Skis
Sleds
Skates
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WABENO HARDWARE CO.
(SUCCESSOR TO HARThR & ZIELKE)
II A R I) \V A R K
WABENO. W'SCONSIN
Wintry Blasts and Cold Weather
roughen and chap the unprotected
skin of face and hands.
To save the complexion and com
fort of a soft smooth skin use
Hess’ Witchhazel Cream
To cure rough and chapped skin use
Hess Witchhazel Cream
DR. 0. S. TENLEY
Physician and Surgeon
Telephone 56
Office at Tenle/s Drug Store
Tires, Tubes, Tire Repair Kits,
Blow-out Patches, Chains, Tire Ce
ment, Bulbr of AH Kinds, Spark
Plugs, Radiator Hoses, Speedee, the
Great Hand Cleanser, Oils, Gasoline
and Greases.
Battery Charging, Automobile
Repairing on All Makes.
New and Used Cars always on
hand.
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Wabeno Motor Car Company
WABENO, WIS.
TENLEY’S
DRUG STORE
WABENO. WISCONSIN. FRIDAY. JANUARY 6. 1922
Wisconsin’s Revised Dog ! ; w
Protects Both Man and Beast
The licencing of dogs has been auth
orized by law to protect man and ani
mal* from ribies. to save domesticated
animals and fowl from injury and death,
and to prevent unrestricted, vagrant
dug* from becoming a nuisance In 1919
the state- legislature enacted a law
which would create a fund nut of which
damages comd be paid to those suffer
ing losses- of stock and fowl, so that
stockmen ne and have less fear of loss
through the ravages of vagrant and
vicious dogs The dog law of 1919 was
amended by the legislature of 1921 to
eliminate t he objectionable features aid
to facilitate its administration. The 1919
law imposed an annual license fee of
#3.00 for each adult male dog and five
dollars for an adult female dog. The
1921 law reduced the fee to $1 00 for
eac i male do*.* or spayed female dog,
and $2 00 for each female dog. These
fees to apply to ail dogs over bix mon
ths of age Owners of dogs over six
months of age must apply for and ob
tain a license before the first day of
Feburary each year. Assessors, except
in cities of the first, second and third
class, shall annually list all dogs with
in their districts at the time of rnakjng
assessment, and submit a complete list
of all dogs to the local clerk at the
time the assessment rolls are delivered
License fees shall be paid to the town,
village or city treasurer or his deputy
and nor. to tne local clerk. The treasur
ei or his deputy shall issue licenses and
furnish tags supplied by the depart
ment of agriculture through the cou.ity
clerks. Anyone may seize, impound or
restrain any unlicensed dog, but any
one may not kill such a dog unless the
dog is killing or worrying any domestic
animal. An i ffi<*er may kill an unlicen
sed dog if the owner refuses to deliver
it or if the officer can not with reason
able effort catch it. --- Exchauge.
Guests Connot Obtain barrages
When Injured in Auto Accident
Guests riding in an automobile cannot
hold ihetr hot for damages in c ise of
accident, according to recent decision
of the Wisconsin supreme court. In the
ease of Dennis O’Shea against John L
Lavoy, the court held that the owner
of an automobile is not liable to his
guest Whom he invites for a ride if the
latter is injured.
O’Shea was taken for an automobile
riiie by bis son-in-law, John L. Lavoy,
on a trip fmm viarii.ette to Norway.
■1 ich The car broke down and tipped
over an enbankment. Damages were a
warded in the lower court and Lavoy
appealed.
•‘lt is an act of kindness and consid
eration for the owner of a car to lend
its comfort and pleasute through an in
vitation extended to his less fortunate
neigh b>r fora ride in the country, to
join a picnic party, or to enjoy on eve
ning at the theatre in the nearby city”,
said Justice Owen in the opinion. “This
is a species of hospitality which should
be encouraged rather than discouraged,
and the Jaw should not couple with the
friendly act a duty which makes its ex
ercise an unreasons le n z rd.” --Ue
Fere Journal-Democrat.
Presbyterian Church Notes
The Brotherhood mee s Hondav eve
ning, Jan. 9th at the home of Mr. Rich
ards at 8:30.
Discussion
Wabeno—its past, present and future
—Dr. Noer
Motion Pictures, How the Church
can use them—Mr. Lenthall
The men of the congregation are
cordially invited.
The Lords upper will be observed
next Sunday at 11 A. M
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Junior Endeavour at 3:00 P. M.
Senior “ “ “ 5:4.-, •*
Preaching 7:00 “ ••
Our Sunday evening services have
been greatly helped I y he fine Violin
playing of Mr. Pellant. a nephew of
I Mr. and Mrs Burgess.
HIMLEY ABSTRACT COMPANY
C. G. HIMLEY, ABSTRACTER
(Successor to Walsh Abstract Company)
Crandon, Forest County, Wisconsin
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carefully and Promptly Compiled.
FIRE INSURANCE-Strongest Companies
Someth’ng new in AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE- "The Popular Prem
ium Policy"—iusures for the FULL VALUE of the car.
Applications by mail receive immediate attention.
ARMY AND NAVY
Any man who CBrae OUT of service
in the late World War with a physical
condition worse than when he went IN,
is being sought out by the Unitad States
Government with a request that you file
a claim for compensation or for hospit
al treatment.
In order to help you perfect your
claim the Government has sent a Clean-
Up-Squad to Rhinelander, Wis on Jan.
9th, 10th, and 11th, 1922; this squad
will be glad to hear your case and give
you a medical examination. The sick
ness or injury upon which you base
your claim must of course be a result
traceable to or affected by your service
either in the States or Over-seas, and
you have to file proof of tins by eworn
affidavits of comrades, employers and
physicaus. If you have a claim to pre
sent to the.'squad or know of any exsol
dier or sailor who was disabled in ser
vice, send the nameor write for necess
ary blanks and information to the iSec
retary Home Service Section, American
Red Cross, Crandon, Wis.
TWO RECORD COWS
(Reprinted from Milwaukee Journal)
John Erickson, Waupaca, Wis ,should
be known toeveiy 1 airner of W lscon
stn aid every other state as well. It
might be well tor city residents also to
know' something of this fanner.
Mr. Erickson recently completed a
yearly record of a Lhree-year old pure
bied ilolsleln heller, Wisconsin Piuie
Second, who becomes the world champ
ion in her class.
Wisconsin Pi ide Second barely enter
ed into tiie milking pioduced tne
enormous amount ol 29,6u2 pounds ot
nmk and 1, 327 93 pouuua ol butler in
her thiee hundred sixty-five days’ lest.
Even a I,UUU pound annual butter p-o
--duetlun foi a cow is a wonderful rec
ord. Only 42 Hoisleins nave passed that
recoid, it is od.nl i ins i equal to more
than iour pounds of ouitci per day lor
the average milking , eri <u of a cuv\.
This iecord is ail the more striking
when set ue-iiuc the aveiage 15U, 2Uu,
or even 3uU pound cows
Auotuer Wisconsin larmer migut also
be mentioned at Lins Lime, Otto E. 1m u
inan ol Juneau who has- just completed
a yeany lecord ol I.2bb poundspt butt
er from an eight y tar-old pure bled
Wisconsin lioisleih.
Both these cows are on vv iscousin
farms they ate led under usual condi
tions, the testa aie luiiy supei vised and
the records aie genuine.
Probaoly 90 out of every fOO Wiscon
sin faraieis nave noameis among their
herds it they are not testing Yet many
farineis .-till keep the Same otu cows
year alter year, with an occasional eli
mination ot single animals, which aie
not ‘dug as Wen .<s loi in tly. ” Cows
aie kept and t.otd bj cnance, guess
work, when weighing and testirg of
milk even lor sn ut periods would very
clearly reveal vvhlcli cows are boaideis
and vvtucu are ptuiilabie
Just now, when farm prices are low,
when p oills in farming aie missing in
many instances Is pi ecisely tlie lltne to
weed out uuprofi. aoie livestock. If John
Erick Son of Waupaca can raise a Hoi
stein which produces 1,327 pounds ot
butter annually, and it tHlo E Erdroan
ol Juneau can pioduce a cow with a
1,266 pound butler output every farmer
might aim at 300. 40U oi 500 pound Cows
and tiius add millions of additional
wealth to the stale as well as to their
own purses.
Notice as to Payme t of Taxes
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, town treasu er of the town of
Wabeno, that the tax roll for said town,
for the year 1921, is in my hands for
collection, and that the taxes charged
therein are subject to payment at my
office, at any time prior to the first,day
of Feburary 1922
Commencing Jan 3, I will be at the
town hall, Wabeno, on Tuesday and
Saturday of each week.
Dated Dec. 22, 1921.
Joseph P Schaenzer,
ToWn Treasurer.
WABENO DRUG STORE
THE BARK THAT STOPS THE “BARK”
REXALL CHERRY BARK
COUGH SYRUP
A PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE
MF DICANT WHICH RELIEVES
THE HARSHEST COUGH IN A
SHORT time
good FOR OLD FOLKS
SAFE FOR CHILDREN
Use LAXATIVE ASPIRIN COLD TABLETS in Con
junction With CHERRY BARK for BAD COLDS
They allay the Fever and stop the aclie of Grippy Colds
The Cough Syrup in Two Sizes, 50c and 85c
Cold Tablets, 25c per Box
M. O. BOEHM
The Rexali Druggist
WABENO, ::: ::: ::: WISCONSIN
AUTQMGdiLISTS!
SAVE MONEY
Have Y our Car
Overhauled Now
During the dull winter months is the time to
have your car overhauled so as to have it ready
for spring. We can go the work in an efficient
manner and at reasonable prices.
Expert repair work on ail makes
BESSES2&T
C. F. RIETZ MOTOR CO.
Ford Cars and Accessories
WABENO, WISCONSIN
Special Grocery Sale
Saturday Jan. 7 Only
Hy-lo CcffV per pound, 28c
FeacKei, per can, 35c
Japan Tea Oust per pound 15c
Pork & Beans per can 15c
Jersey Corn Flakes 12c
10 pounds Honey for $2,
Corn., 10c
Peas 12c
Prune* per pound 11c
Milk per can 12c
Puff Rice per pkg 15c
Putf Wheat per pkg 15c
Syrup No 10 per pail . . 5Gc
All Laundry Soap per bar 5c
Food of Wheat 2 lb. pkg. per pkg 20c
Candy per pound 20s
ANDM\NY OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
F. A. Me DONALD
WABENO, WIS.
Hay for Sale
Marsh feeding, tiraotny, clover mixed
and alfalfa in car loads.
Geo. L Frederick,
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Jee Schaenzer, town treasurer, com
menced collecting taxes last Tuesday.
NO. 22 $1.50 A YEAR
CATARRH
Catarrh Is a local disease greatly Influ
enced by constitutional conditions.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is a
Tonic, taken Internally, and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces
of the system. HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICINE assists Nature in restoring
normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Cos., Toledo, Ohio.