Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], February 03, 1922, Image 1

About Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925

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3Xortljern iDisconsin 21 b ucrt iscr.
TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR
Wood Stoves
and Ranges
At Reduced
Prices
WABENO HARDWARE CO.
WABENO, WISCONSIN
Wintry Blasts and Cold Weather
roughen and chap the unprotected
skin of face and hands.
To 8a /e the complexion and com
fort of a soft smooth skin use
Hess’ Witchhazel Cream
To cure rough and chapped skin use
Hess' ltchhazel Cream
DR. 0. S. TENLEY
Physician and Surgeon
Telephone 56
Office at Tenley’s Drug Store
Tires, Tubes, Tire Repair Kits,
Blow-out Patches, Chains, Tire 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. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1922
SCHOOL NOTES
The senior class hare received their
ring* and are well satisfied with them
The senior class is planning on giving
a class play sometime near the close of
the year.
The seventn grade girls have finished
their work in sewing and will now
take up oooking.
There has been two new tables and
a sewing machine placed in the Dom
estic Science room
The members of the high school or
chestra are showing their spirit by
prac: icing three nights a week.
Wp were sorry to have Elazel Tucker
ami Gladys Marshall discontinue their
work with us They were ernest weak
er*. and we believe they woulc have
mail.-* strong students
\ number of the girls of the high
school have begun playing games with
in the school rather than inier school
g tines They seem to he enjoying the
game as well as developing good mat-
H'l 1 I
Someone e itered the Washington
school building last Thursday night
a id >t de pencils and scatterd material
a round ihe desks 11 looks like the work
o' ontieur people Some mother’s
bo)s are evidently making preprara
tions for a career of crime. This work
wi~ done after five o'clock. Who are
i > n-i'ile for these boys?
Because of the cost of printing
s-honl magazine and the delay in
publishing it, the high school has de
cided not to publish the ‘“Northern
- ar" this year. Although the enter
prise was not a success, all those who
e operated in getting mater>a> end
>• li* g advertisements felt that they
were the better for theo . xperience
The support offered by the local busi
ness men was greatly appreciated
Good Resolut ' t s
''to- new year is more than a month
o n n • , but it is never too late to
mil.*- good resolutions. One of the
leading business houses of the c uni try,
in a circular letter to its customers < n
the first of January, suggested the
following:
‘•t'< he so strong that nothing can
pis' i-o vmr peace of mind.
“To make all your friends feel there
something in them
ii i kof heaith, happiness aid
prosperity to every person you meet.
“To look on the sunny side of every
thing and try to make your opinion
Cou.e ti lie.
•‘To think only of the best, to expect
on y t e best.
*‘xO be just as enthusiastic about
the success of others as you are about
ji.u own.
t o forget the mistakes of the past
ad t i press on to greater things in the
fit ire.
“io wear a cheerful countenance ct
all times and to h tve a smile ready f. r
ev rv living creature you me i.
“I’ooriveso much time tthe im
pr ivement of yourself that you have
n time to criticise others.
“T<> be too large for worry, too noble
for aiuer, too strong for fear, nd too
happy to permit the presence of trouble,
p -oclaim tins fact to the world- -
not in loud words hut. in great deeds
44 lo live in the faith"* hat the world
is on your side so long as you are true
to the faith that is in yon.”
This is a fine code, and we would all
be better off and happier if we would
live by it T* ere can be no better time
I for making these resolutions than now,
; but the important thing vs to keep the
resolutions after we make them.
Notice to Dog Owners
Owners oi dogs ar* required to have
licenses for same. I will be at the town
hall every Tuesday and Saturday to iss
ue dog licenses as well as leceive taxes.
Joseph P. Schaenzer.
Town Treasurer.
HIM LEY ABSTRACT COMPANY
C. G. HIMLEY, ABSTRACTED
(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”—iusurea for the FULL VALUE of the car.
Applicaiions by mail receive immediate attention.
Plan Now to Treat
Your Seed Potatoes
* ‘Treat your seed potatoes with cor
rosive sublimate before planting this
spring,” advises R E Vaughan, plant
“doctor” at the College of Agriculture
‘‘The high temperature of last sum
mer greatly increased scab in the po
tato crop, and as a consequence seed
will be too diseased to produce a good
yield if not first treated. Corrosvie sub
limate— bichloride of mercury— is the
best treatment we know of for scab
“We have tried out the inoculated
sulphur treatment without success un
der Wisconsin conditions It seems to
work satisfactorily in the East, but so
far no results have been obtained with
it here Until more is learned about its
action under our conditions of soil and
climate we advise the use of corrosive
sublimate, wnich has been found very
satistaciory ”
Rather Uncommon
It has been said that common sense
is, of all kinds, the most uncommon
A 1 knowledge is useless if one does not
p KBesS common sense enough to apply
it to everydty life Many persons of
exceptional intelligence are failures be
cause th-y lack the common sense
which would enable them louse good
judgment, and Vcide matters for them
selves. Common sens.-, like other facul
ties, must l) a developed; and just as
it gives us po ver to judge between
right, and wrong, it also enables UK to
judtje vhat is he-P f,> our ovn welfare
We must us.- c mm *o sense in pros er
ity as veil as i > u nrcriv; to health as
in iliie-ss* and in p easor as in duly
Dr. Cr m * sa, s ih v ill * possession of
common .'■ease is oevon 1 la id and treas
ure aid its vilueis n * -e than gold
This is true, n .vir.no it •ommon sense
uue c.o ill u -it a • icq lire nor retain
“lands and t*v tsure” nor could he a
pP'eciate and rnaise good use of thein.--
D"dgevilie Ct roric'e
Grow Soybeans
• tageinothe leg unit* hay crops
coupled 'vith tin- !<>iv prices of soybean
seed in the farmer p tints toward a large
acreage for Mi' com'ng year,” is the
statement of George B iffgs of the ag
ricultural extension service of the Wis
coii in Col I -ge of Agriculture
I'heprop rtionot legume hay toother
bay c 1 ops is smaller this season than
it ha.s been for m niv \ea rs due to the
drv summer I’his points to a shortage
in the cent.iial Wisconsin good potato
soil for 1922 because heretofore the
clover and a faifasod has furnished the
g*i eri manure Mr Briggs pointed out
hat soy b -ans have been tried on ev
e>\ type of Wisconsin nil with excell
ent results, that lb** la) and silage
l liave pi uvtd tqua. to that I other le
' gnmes, and that the crop makes a good
green manure when turned under
Unlike clover and -Haifa thesovbean
|is an annual plant and will mature in
the season in which it is planted.
It Costs Nothing
Be pleasant to the stranger within
your gates. Lots of times that is one of
the next investments you ever made.
lust think of what a boom a town
would take if everybody in it made it
pleasant for every stranger appea*ing
The trouble is that so many folk*
grow careless in this as in lots of other
things that ought to be looked after.
This is a mighty good time to start a
new policy in the town-building game
by never saying anything about your
town unless it is something good.
This will work in neighborhoods just
as well as in towns, and your neighbor
will return the compliment.
Besides that, you feel mean after
you have done a mean trick, whether
it is saying mean things about some
body or otherwise So why not keep
pleasant and do good all the time when
it is so easy?
Try the sunshine route a while, then
The tax is off now and there is plenty
of room aboard.-—Exchange.
WABENO DRUG STORE
LIFE IN RUBBER
is Necessary to Lasting Quality
OUR RUBBER PRODUCTS
are made of pure, live, genuine Para Rubber—
Guaranteed for Two Years
OUR RUBBER A' D HOSPTALDEPARTMENTS
ARE WELL STOCKED WITH
Pi liters that Kill Pam-
Absorbent oton Clean and White—
A-lhesive Tape that stays stuck—
Clinical Thermometers Gov’t tested—
Gauze Ba -tag s Aseptic and Sterile.
Complete Lin- of Sick Room Sundries
M. O. BOEHM
Kexall Druggist
WABENO, ::: ::: ::: WISCONSIN
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New Prices
Chassis - $285
R i Hmt - $319
* out r.g Car - - $348
Truck Chassis - $430
C uoo - - SSBO
becian - - $645
These are the lowest prices of Ford Cars in
the history ** the Ford Motor Company.
Orders are >■ Ming in fast, so place yours
promptly to in are early delivery.
Above Prices are F. O. B. Detroit, Mich.
C. F. RIFT? motor COMPANY
iBENO WISCONSIN
Special Sale
SATURDAY ONLY
No 10 Syrup 50c
Holland Herring SI.OO
Raisins 24c
Prunes ll*c
Milk per can 12c
Brooms 50c
Corn “ 44 12c
Peas 4 44 14c
Lard 15c
Roiled Oats per pkg. 24c
Tomatoes 20c
Coffee 2 lbs. 40c
F. A. Me DONALD
WABENO, WIS.
Hay for Sale
Marsh feeding, timotny, clover mixed
and alfalfa in car loads.
Geo. L Frederick,
Beaver Dam, Wis.
Tony Wettatein viaited at Tipler
Monday and Tueaday.
NO. 26 Si.so A YEAR
Catarrhal Conditions
Catarrh is a local disease greatly Influ*
enced by constitutional conditions. It
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE
is taken internally and acts through the
Blood upon the Mucous Surfaces of ther
System. HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINES
gives the patient strength by improving
the general health ar?d assists Nature in
doing its work.
AU Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney ft Cos., Toledo, Ohio.