Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume], August 18, 1922, Image 1

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

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tUisconsui SUtoertiser
TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR
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Pride of Ownership
With Goodyear tires on your car you know
you have the best—your friends know it—
the whole world knows it—and your speed
ometer proves it.
tHESE famous quality tires are
)tainable in the 30x3—30x3i —
Lx4 Clincher sizes for light cars.
ther Sizes in Stock.
oodyears Cost No More and Our
xpert Service is Free.
Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes—
Best —Yet— They Cost No More
WABENO HARDWARE CO.
WABENO. WISCONSIN
WHEN IN TROUBLE
WITH YOUR CAR
CALL ON US
All Work Guaranteed
PRICES REASONABLE
Full Line of Tires, Tubes, and all
Accessories Carried in Stock.
WABENO MOTOR CAR CO.
WABENO, WIS.
Place Your Order Today
To insure Delivery of a
New Ford Car This Summer!
Do not delay. Ford cars are becoming more
difficult to get evtry day. There is a shortage
throughout the country.
Ford prices, however, have not advanced.
Touring cars still sell for $505.72 fully equipped.
F 0.8. Wabeno.
Should you not care to pay all cash on delivery,
we recommend the M. A. C. time payment plan.
You pay $183.29 when thecar is delivered and
the balance at the rate of $30.54 per month,
no more. This priee ineludes insurance against
loss by (Ire and theft for one year.
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Get Your Order in Promptly
Do It Today! Do It Now!
Com* im—lot’s talk it over- It will pa j you
to investigate-
C. F. RIETZ MOTOR COMPANY
WABENO WISCONSIN
WABENO. WISCONSIN. FRIDAY. AUGUST 18. 1822
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ed. Young was a Crandon visitor Sun
day.
Max Longlais has anew Nash tour
ing car.
Harold Martin of Carter was in town
Tuesday.
Walter Lemke motored to Underhill
last Sunday.
Hector Marsh of Mountain was in
town Saturday.
Fay Marsh of Crandon was a Wabeno
visitor Sunday.
Josephine Simonson is visiting her
father at Laona.
Miss Verena Nellis arrived home from
Milwaukee Saturday.
Wm. Rogge of Oconto Falls was a
caller in town Tuesday.
T. A. Richardson of Tiplerwas a call
er in town last Friday.
Mrs. Otto Neuman passed the week
end with relatives here.
Miss Graee Brooks returned from a
visit at Laona Tuesday.
Albert Gillis of Oconty Falls was in
town on business Monday.
Many people are now motoring to
Mountain for blackberries.
Henry Zielke and family of Tipler
were in the village Friday.
The Board of Review met Tuesday
and adjourned to Aug. 23rd.
Wm. Hartman purachased a New
Maxwell touring car Tnesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brady of Cran
don were Wabeno visitors Monday.
Miss Amelia Marsh of Mountain is
here visiting her brother, Jack Marsh.
G Wolski is having a cement walk
built in front of his residence property.
Mrs. Sensiba returned Saturday from
a few days visit at Chicago and Green
Bay.
Frank sharnock and family returned
last Friday from a visit at Powers,
Mich.
Mrs. John Dickinson of Santa Rosa,
Ualif. is a guest at the M. J. Dickinson
home.
Various Gibson Instruments can be
seen at Mrs. Roy H. Lenthall’s resi
dence.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Wisconsin
Rapids are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Robt. Morris.
Miss Anna Hardwick has gone to
Houghton, Mich., for a few weeks vis
it with friends
Miss Laura Baumgartner is home
from New London on a weeks visit at
the parental home.
W. E. Switzer returned Tuesday from
his trip to Yellowstone Park and other
places in the west.
Will Huettl left last week to join his
family at Cloquet, Minn, where they
will make their home.
Cos. C. Ist. Infantry, W. N. G. return
ed Monday evening from a two weeks
stay at Camp Douglas.
John Enders and family left Tuesday
morning in their ear on a weeks visit
in Washington County.
Mrs. Nernuis and son, Frank, Mrs.
Nellis and Mrs. Hebert drove to Rob
insville, Wis., last Sunday.
Julius Gentz returned Saturday from
Green Bay where he attended the Wis
consin Banker’s Convention.
A special car carrying strikebreakers
passed through here Tuesday repairing
engines on their way south.
Mrs. Chas. Pleshek of Shawano arriv
ed Saturday on a visit with her parents,
Ur. and Mrs. Wm. Hinzman.
Miss Linda Bergner returned to her
home st Underhill Sunday following a
weeks visit here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and sons, Eth
erel and Russell and Mrs. Mary Hasse
motored to Wausaukee Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Christenson of Osh
kosh and Alma Hanson of Suring are
visitors at the O. Anderson home.
Harry Knutson and son, who have
been guests at the Ralph Rnutson
home, returned to Chicago Tuesday.
Richard Connor of Laona and A. M.
Andrews of Marinette attended the
Board of Review meeting here Tuaa
day.
Mr. and Mrs. faig fred Seek of Mad
ison are visittng at the Beek home here
and at the Oeo. Marsh home at Moun
tain.
Sister Edesta same home from St.
Joseph's Convent at Milwaukee and is
visiting her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Jim
* Moore.
Mrs. John Kufner and daughters,
Miss Anna Hardwick and Josephine vis
ited with Miss Floyd Chainey at Flor
ence Sunday.
W. E. Mountain, Coanty Clerk, and
E. O. Woodbury, Register of deeds,
were over from Crandon last Friday
and Saturday.
Matt Roehm accompanied by Thomas
Sersiba and Harold Pichotta motored
to Shawano and back Monday and Tues
day in the Boehm car.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Eruser and Len
Mathew who have been visiting at the
L. P. Kommers home returned to Wis
consin Rapids yesterday.
S. D. Switzer and family and the
Misses Hildegard Aderholdt and Edith
Richards returned Tuesday from a
camping trip at Waupaca.
Piece makers wanted for work at
Tipler for Tipler-Grossmad Lumber Cos.
Board $5 a week Camp 2 on Pine Riv
er 5 miles from Tipler. 4 t 2.
A. F. Johnson of Blackwell was a
businese caller in town Monday. Mr.
Johnson is moving onto a farm he pur
chased some time ago near Breed.
Dr. Tenley and daughters, Miss Vir
ginia and Mary-Louise and the Misses
Ursula and Mamie Kimla motored to
Rat Lake for supper Sunday evening.
Mrs. August Pirenux and Mr. and
Mrs. Arther Pireaux and son, Lloyd,
of Green Bay, are guests at the home
of their son and brother, Walter Pir
eaux.
Mr. Richards and Chas. Switzer and
Masters Lilborn Tenley and Ralph
Morris left yesterday morning for
Whitefish Lake on a two weeks camp
ing trip.
Mr. Mallow and sons, Jack and Lewis
and daughters, Elizabeth and Crystal
and Mrs. Roy Lenthall returned Satur
day from De Pere where they had been
to see Mrs. Mallow.
A fine crowd attended the dance from
here Friday evening as well as from
Crandon, Laona and Blackwell. The
music was exceptionally well rendered
and at midnight a light lunch was ser
ved.
M. L. Henes, Clem Lefave and J. E.
Himley motored to Antigo Sunday and
attended the ball game between Antigo
and Monawa. The game was a real in
teresting one and ended 5 and 3 in favor
of Antigo.
Mr. and Mrs Dickinson motored to
Argonne last week Wednesday to meet
Miss Anna Carlson who came from
Butternut where she had visited a few
days on her way home from Stevens
Point Normal where she attended sum
mer school.
MY TEMPER
A. Isabelle Gibbons
Sometimes when I get awful mad
I think I’ll write and say.
This is the durndest place I know,
I never have my way.
For just when things are goin’ smooth
An’ life’s one gay bright song,
Someone says somethin’ mean to me
An' sets the whole day wrong
An’ then I tear around and howl
An’ yow that I will show
Some people just where they get off,
An’ they’ll not think me slow.
An’ pretty soon I'm lost in work,
Life’s made me for this thing;
An’ by an’ by that awful cut
Has lost some of its sting.
An’ then when I go home at night
An’ eat an’ rest a bit,
The things that I was goin’ to say
Have all marched out an’ quit.
An’ somethin’ whispers in my ear,
“You weren’t hurt, you silly,
"Twas only your tired other self,"
Then folks don't seem so pilly.
An’ when my temper smooths itfelf,
I’m glad that I kept still,
For after all the world won't miss
My literary thrill.
A. R Ankl&ra New Superinten
dent of Schools
Mrs. W. S. Rawlinsen has resigned
her position as eounty superintendent
of schools of Forest |County and state
superintendent Callahan has appointed
A. R. Anklam of Argoane tc fill the
vacancy.
Mr. Anklam is a graduate of the Un
iversity ef Wisconsin, Oshkosh Normal
and the University of Chicago. He has
taught shkool the past fiftsen years and
has resided at Argonne the past ten
years.
FOB SALE
8 horsepower International Gas En
gine, good as new, will sell reasonable.
Inquire of Geo. Humtly, Breed, Wis.
WABENO DRUG STORE
The Klenzo Treatment
Morning And Night Keeps the
Teeth Shiny and White
WASH THEM WITH THE PASTE
RINSE THEM WITH THE LIQUID
Each in 25e and 500 Sizes at
THE REX ALL STORE
Klenzo Products
Really Cleanse the Mouth
M. O. BOEHM
The Rexall Druggist
WABENO, ::: ::: ::: WISCONSIN
The First National
Bank of Crandon
CRANDON. WISCONSIN
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The largest and oldest Bank in Forest County.
Resources over $700,000.
A home Bank owned by home people.
We are in position to make real estate loans on
improved farm lands at all times.
We make no charge for services of any kind, issue
drafts and letters of credit without any charge
whatever.
A checking,' saving or certificate aceount with this
institution may be carried with the highest degree
of safety.
We solicit town and school treasurer accounts.
Cashier.
Vacation Fares
mmmm
Lower Than in Many Years
To San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and San Diego,
Cal.; Portland, Ore.; Seattle and Tacoma, Wash.
To Salt Lake City, Utab; Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
Colo.; Yellowstone, .Rocky Mountain and Glaeier National
Parks, also to important points in Wyoming and tbe Black
Hills of South Dakota.
Wide choice of routes. Favorable stopover privileges, liberal re
turn limits.
Splendidly equipped through trains.
Escorted all-expense tours to Yellowstone and Colorado every
week during Park season. Ask for particulars.
Let oar travel expert# plan your summer itinerary. Detailed
information, sleeping car accomodations, otc., upon appiica
tion to Ticket Agent#, Chicago A North Western Railway.
rpov CDPri M New scenic route to Yellowstone
VLKI J! LV/lAL National Park via Lander now
open. Takes you through the historic Indian country. Jackson
Hole Region #nd Teton Mountains to the Southern Entrance.
Wisconsin has 333,754 Autoa
At the end of the year 1922 there
will be one automobile to approximate
ly every six persons in Wisconsin.
On Jane 80 there had been licensed
by Seeretary of State Elmer S. Hall,
333,764 passenger cars and 24,214 trucks.
At the end of tha year it is estimated
the total numbar of motor vehiclea lic
ensed will have mounted to 893 009.
ffi. A. Platb, Chiropractor, Reeae bldg
Wabeno. Adv.
MO. 2 <1.60 A YEAR