Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], January 13, 1922, Image 1

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Northern ttfisconstn 2U)nertiser.
vwenty.fourth year
10 per cent
DISCOUNT
-ON-
Skis
Sleds
Skates
WABENO HARDWARE CO.
(SUCCESSOR TO HARTER A ZIELKE)
HARDWARE
WABENO, WISCONSIN
Wintry Blasts and Cold Weather
roughen and ohap 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' Wltchhazel Cream
DR. 0. S. TENLEY
Physician and Surgbon
Telephone 56
Office at Tenlef’s Drug Store
Tires, Tubes, Tire Repair, Kits,
Blow-out Patches, Chains, Tifre Ce
ment, Bulbs of All 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.
Wabeno Motor Car Company
WABENO, WIS.
TENLEY’S
DRUG STORE
WABENO. WISCONSIN. PHI DAY. JANUARY 13. lEI2
SCHOOL NOTES
School beftn Monday with high spir
it, and every student ahd teaeher de- (
termined to make the year of 1933
more successful than any preceding
year in the history of the school
Semester examinations will be giv
en Jan 19th and 30th. The review will
start the first part of next week in
most classes
Mr. Switser has returned to resama
his duties after an absence of four
weeks. Hia valuable services were miss
ed by both teachers and students. We
are all glad to hava him back as a
leader.
The circulation of books in the school
and public library is greater this year
than in previous years. This marks a
step in advancement of the community.
The value of the public library is not
realized by the adults The “grown
ups” are setting a good example if
they use the books in the library, for
in this way they will induce more
children to be on the list of patrons.
tVlauy new books are ready for circu
lation in school and town libraries.
Friday night Nelson's ‘‘Fighting Five’
will me -it with the strongest member
of the North Eastern League. Laona
has been defeated by the team our
‘'Snappy Fire” trimmed to a score of
49 to 9. Back the boys of the Wabeno
team in their attempt to defeat the fast
Laona team and they will put up a
good, clean, fast game.
Don’t miss the preliminary game be
tween the Laona second team and Wa
beno second team. See two snappy
games for 35 & H 5 cents.
The Animal Husbandry class is pre
paring a Live Stock Judging Team
which wiil compete at the State Live
Stock Judging contest held in Madison
some time in Feburary.
The seniors are completing their
course in Economics rud American
History and will study Civics and Ueo
graphy next semester.
With the completion of the program
of the Lincoln Jubilee Singers Satur
day evening, the Community Enter
tainment Course of 1921 and 1922 will
draw to a close. We w.ll haye had four
good entertainments by high grade
talent. The most expensive numbers
on the course are the first and the Lin
coln Jubilee Singers next. A letter
from the Extension Division of the Un
iversity of Wisconsin on reports from
about 25 different places where these
people have given entertainments, in
dicate that their work is very satisfact
ory as shown by such expressions as,
“Audience very well pleased”, “Audi
ence delighted”, * 'Audience very en
thusiastic”, etc. As this is the last nu
mber of the course the management is
anxious for a large attendance In the
whole the course has not been well pat
rouized this year and the committee is
in doubt as to the advisibility of book
ing a course for next year. A good a
ttendaDce Saturday evening would be a
strong factor for securing a course for
next year.
Plan to meet your friends at the I
deal Theatre Saturday evening and en
joy with them the concert by the Lin
coln Jubilee Singers A din 20 & 30 c.
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Bank Director* are Re-elected
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the State Bank of Wabeno was
held at the bank Tuesday evening and
a large number of the stockholders
were present The same officers and
directors were re-elected for the ensu
ing year as follows:
President F. 0 Rusch
Vice-President S D. Switzer
Directors— A. E. Lawerenee, J. V.
Quinlan, H. E. Me Graw, J B. Mallow,
M. J. Dickinson.
Rosa Richardson was re-elected cash
ier.
Chas Townsend of Green Bay, C. &
N W. Ry. land agent, was a business
caller in town yesterday.
HIMLEY ABSTRACT COMPANY
C. G. HIMLEY, ABSTRACTS’*
(Scmmt to Walsh Abstract Company!
Crandon, Forest County, Wisconsin
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carefully and Promptly Compiled.
FIRE INSURANCE—Strongest Companies
Something new in AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE— "The Popular Prem
ium Policy*—iusures for the PULL VALUE of the car.
Applications by mail receive immediate attention.
Forest County
Forest County was a forest originsll y
but that wonderful crop of nature is
l fast disappearing and at present we
find vast tracts of cut-over lands and a
sprinkling of farming communities
here and there over the .county.
Three years ago there were 550 far
mers located in ttie county and today
the figure is close to 770. Not such a
sensational increase, but just a steady
influx which means progress as time
passes. The county possesses a loam soil
which spells success in the agriculture
industry to those who make proper use
of the eoil resources.
Many of the farmers are just beginn
ers and the cow has her place with
each family through necessity, because
dairying is and will be the most im
portant type of farming in Forest
County.
One faet will strike an observing
tourist and that is that the county is
divided rather markedly into the east
ern and western halves. The east side
of the county caters to the Holstein
breed of cattle and the western half to
the Guernsey breed, and not very man
y herds have cattle having all the col
ors of the rainbow. Th is fact has come
about by the introduction of registered
pure bred sires so that most of the
herds are either grade Helsteins or
Guernseys.
Two years ago 65 per cent of the far
mers were using pure bred sires on
their herds, and althougn figures are
not availadle the percentage is a great
deal higher now.
The affair of conditions spells only
one thing and that is better dairy cows
and success to the farmer.
During 1920, thirty pure bred heifers
were introduced into the county through
the medium of the Boy’s and Girl’s
Calf Club. Tnis was a larger number
of pure bred animals introduced than
was the total amount of all pure bred
females owned within the county. All
the heifer calves were reared by the
youngsters, aud who can determine
what this line of effort will mean for
the future prosperity of Forest county?
On May Ist., 1920, the first Cow Test
ing Association within the county com
menced operations among the farmers
of the western part of the county. At
the end of the year results showed
that 23 per cent of the cows belonging
to the Cow Testing Association were
“Star Boarders” and “beefed” as un
profitable. The testing work has put
new life and vigor into the dairy game
and many a member has become a
much better farmer as a result.
As only 8.6 per cent of all land in the
county is in farms, it can readily be
seen that the problem of clearing up
more land for farming purposes is the
prime factor considered.
For the past several years, farmers
pooled their orders for stump and rock
blasting explosives, thereby being ab
le to buy in carload lots and obtaining
the explosives at low prices.
Without any question the potato
erop is the most important cash crop
in the county and every possible effort
is exerted with farmers to grow this
crop at the least possible cost and pro
duce the largest crop of the best qual
ity.
Many other lines of progress are be
ing made by forming organizations be
sides the Boy’s and Girl's Calf Clab, all
tending toward more efficient, satis
factory and profitable farming in For
est county.—Antigo Journal.
Creamery Elects Officers
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Forest County Co-operative
Dairy Company held last week the foil*
owing officers and directors were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Pres Max Hoffman
Vice Pres. Aug. Neuman
Secy. W. H Hartman
Treas. Joe Schaenzer
Director John Schuster
Himley Nominated Postmaster
President Harding on Tuesday sent to
the Sen ate for eonfirmation the name
of John E. Himley to be postmaster of
Wabene.
WABENO DRUG STORE
THE BARK THAT STOPS THE “BARK”
REXALL CHERRY BARK
COUGH SYRUP
A PLEASANT AND EFFECTIVE
MEDICANT WHICH RELIEVES
THE HARSHEST COUGH IN A
SHORT TIME
GOOD FOR OLD FOLKS
SAFE FOR CHILDREN
Un LAXATIVE ASPIRIN COLD TABLETS w Con
junction with CHERRY BARK for BAD COLDS
They allay the Fever and stop the ashe of Grippy Colds
The Cough Syrup in Two Sizes, 50c and 85c
Cold Tablets, 25c per Box
M. 0. BOEHM
The Rexall Druggist
WABENO. WISCONSIN
AUTOMOBILISTS!
SAVE MONEY
Have Your 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 oan do the work in an efficient
maimer and at reasonable prices.
Expert repair work on all makes
C. F. RIETZ MOTOR CO.
Ford Cars and Accessories
WABENO, WISCONSIN
Big Reduction Sale!
January 13 and 14 Only
Syrup, on* gallon pail 50c
No. 3 Tomato**, par can 20c
Mar Napba Wash Powder, p*r pkg. 25c
2 Pound Rio Coif** 40c
Laundry Soap, par bar 5c
Japan Toa, per pound 50c
Milk per can 12c
Corn % . 10c
Poa* 12c
Pork A Bean* por can 16c
Salmon, por can 20*
Calumet Starck, per pkg 6c
Japan Toa Duet per pound .. 15*
CaUup, per bottle 24c
Matckee, per box 6c
Broom*, each 50c
Oat Moal, per pkg 22c
Herring, per keg 90c
Heinz Vinegar, por bottle 25c
AND MANY OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
F. A. Me DONALD
WABENO, WIS.
Hay for Sale
Marsh feeding, timotny, clover mixed
aad alfalfa in car kmdn.
Geo. L. Frederick,
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Otto Tools left for Olintoaville and
Leopalis yesterday. ,
NO. 23 gI.SO A YtAR
CATARRH
Catarrh to a local dimeass greatly tada.
•need by constitutional conditions.
HALL. CATARRH MEDICINE la a
Tonic, takn internally, and acta through
the blood upon the mucoua surfaces
of the system. HA LA.* 8 CATARRH
MEDICINE assists Nature la reetortmr
normal conditions.
All Drurrtsrta Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney * Cos.. Toledo, Ohio.