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The memorial to Mary Baker platform of Pompton pink granite
Eddy, the discoverer and founder of and. at the other, which in about live
Clirihtian Science, erecteU in ML feet lower, on a double flight of cirAuburn cemetery, at
Cambridge, cular steps. These arc flanked on
each side by a huge pylon. This
JIa-ss... has been turned over to tlie pyloiu, uere exhibited a short time
Christian Science boarii of directors HBO :it the American Institute of
by Elbcrt S. Barlow of New York, Architecture iu New York, and "were
who had charge of Its construction. pronounced by several experts to be
Over a year and a half has been re- the finest pieces of carved granite
quired to complete It. Christian Sci- ever executed. Tho dctnll Is elaborcfitists throughout the world have ated to an extent never before atcontributed, as expressions of senti- tempted In granite. Some of the
ment, i ho entire cost of over $150,000. sterna and 1 leaves arc practically
Thj memorial is of Bethel white free-standing , so great Is the- relief.
granite and consists of an open cir- All that now remains to '•- done to
cular colonnade of eight columns fif- complete the memorial to Mrs. Eddy
teen feet in height surmounted by n )•» the planting for the, landscape,
cornice ajid cresting. The space in- which is to consist chiefly of some
side the colonnade is to be filled with evergreen, plants that will preserve
grrowinjj flowers. The columns rest their form and leave* throughout tlie
on a itylobnte of three steps, which year, and some cedars and rhododensteps to the platform. Two flying; small talk furtively to watch the H!M> rest, at ono side, on, «. broad drons.
figures embraced each other. "Aunt "Mirage" and Alice.
Molly!" "Alice!" "Oh. you dear, it is
His big blue eyes filled with tears as
so good tft'seeyou."
he noticed the expression on the faces
"Oh, excuse me, Alice," hroke out of the man and girl. His face grew
Friends hurriedly Interceded, and
Mrs. Thompson suddenly, "I -want you ".urple as he succeeded in suppressing
THE MIRAGE.
"Sat*"' regained his feet as they le'd
to meet my friend 'Sate.' I beg your his laughter with difficulty.
They Itemalii the Same lor Prr»rnt,
his struggling partner away.
Miss Seaboldfs pretty face flushed
(Copyright, 1917, by McClure News- pardon," sn» rippled on, noting the
Allhonch AmliaBMitdor I'enftcld
"Some
hostile,
wasn't
he,
boys?
So
girl's questioning: look, "we call him scarjet and her laughing brown eyes
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long fellows. It's my dance with her,
!• Comine Home.
'Sate,'
but
his
right
name
is
Mr.
Out in the mining camps of the
were troubled. TThy had Mrs. Thomp- and if she's as hostile as the 'Mirage,'
(By Associated Prc«s )
southwest Frank Reed waa known as Reed."
I'm
saying
good-by
for
keeps."
son
deserted
her?
People
looked
at
The man's two blue eyes faltered ns
Washington. D. C.. April 0.—Official
Presently ho returned to the smok- continuation Of Ambassador Pcnflc!d'«
"Satan," or for short."Sate." Short he gazed into the girl's laughing them, first Inquiringly and then with
ing
room,
and
snorted.
"She's
sizzling
and stout, with a roly-poly figure, brown ones, glowing with pleasure as .imusement. The face of the "Mirage"
return to those country from Vienna
bright blue eyes and honest counten- she acknowledged the introduction. matched her own In redness and his mad clear through. So is Mrs. Thomp- was given by Secretary,
son
and
everybody
else.
I
got
a
peek
ance, he did not in the least resemble Momentarily confused, "Sate" stam- blue-gray eyes showed the agony he at Miss Seaboldfs dance cord, and tcrday for the first time "since the ruthe picture of his Satanic majesty mered, "Your checks, Alice—I mean was in. Hlg Adam's apple worked what do you know anout It? Aly mors started about a week ago that
His business partner. Harry Haight. Miss Seaboldt I'll attend to your bag. up and down as he roared from a dry name has been crossed off and in its he was coming back. No reasons for
throat that felt as parched as the
the return, howpver,jwerc given
known among the camps as the
Bending over the wheel- as the ma- desert he had ridden over daring the place Is that of the 'Mirage!' Say.
Secretary JUanstng sald~"Ambassador
"Mirage." was extremely tall and very
1
wasn't it funny, though," he squealed. Penfleld would leave Vienna, tomorrow
chine
sped
toward
Mrs.
Thompson
!
day.
H«
was
late
In
his
arrival
at
thin. "He's like a mirage, 'cause you
'It's a cinch I'll have to Join the probably going, by the way of
Ain't dead mire -whether it's something he heard the-rlppling laughter from the dance because his horse had cast bunch of stags at supper."
Switzerland to Spaln~ana-arrlvlng_in.
real or not."-an old prospector had the tonneau., "Didn't think there were a shoe. He wished now that the aniHis last statement waa entirely cor- this country by way of Cuba in. three
any ilk* thatr left hack east," he mal had broken Its leg.
*ptly expressed It
.
rect. She with tho laughing brown weeks.
thought
torhlmsclf/'She's
a
darUn'
The
girl's
high-pitched
voice
was
Their occupation was the same—that
eyes sat beside the "Mirage" at the The Austrian situation still remains
of mining engineer—but outside of and looks hotter than'bonanza ore to plainly heard above the. noisy chatter table- and a year later walked beside
as she replied to some question diuncertain with n preponderant opinion
Tvorklng- hours they devoted moat of me."
in tho main church aisle while herc t,)nt G
,„•„„„„; wiu forcc
The annual ball of the Golden Queen rected at her in the loud, roaring tones him
their time to thinking up practical
" Sate"
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t Tin Mrs.
AI t««i Thompson
Trirttwriertw T/tlinwAri
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followed
Mining company was the social event of tho man. People smiled broadly
the dual monarchy to sljaro Germany's
jokes to play upon each other.
close
behind.—By
Joseph
T.
Kescel.
relationship with tlip United States.
showed
"Sate" was in the office alone, plan- of .the year." The main camp hall wa« and many countenances
It is realised that despite- Austria's
ning a new map of the mining district, ablaze with light and its freshly grimaces resembling those of Chinese
formal endorsement of the German
while the "Mirage" was doing some waxed floor shone like polished ma- idols as they endeavored to control FUNERAL HELD AT WAUKAU. submarine
campaign she lias been very
•work away from town. The tinkle of hogany. The large building was their laughter.
It was too much. "Sate'* was obliged
Loom Fame* Awmjr at Ho>- nnxiou<t throughout to avoid a break
<ihe telephone bell caused the roly-poly thronged with smiling, happy people,
man to reach for the receiver. His all eager for the festivities of the to mako for this smoking room.-where \
Laid at Rent.
face brightened at the words. "Is that evening. Good-natured, joking men, he dropped into n large armchair, his
(Special to The Northwestern.)
who
bad
thrown*
the
cares
of
business
sides
shaking
with
mirth.
Numerous
you. 'Sate?' "
Waul:au. Wis.. April 6.— The fu"Yes-s-s!- Oh, yes. Sirs. Thompson. momentarily aside and given, them- friends crowded around him and
of Jessie Hotchklss was held at
T didn't recognize your volca at first,'' selves entirely up to pleasure, filled the reason for his strange behavior. neral
smoking room.
Tears rolled down his fat cheeks and the Methodist church Tuesday afterhe chuckled into- the transmitter. "Tour the
The "grand march" was announced, he choked a* he endeavored to ex- noon nnd was very largely attended.
niece. Alice, coming on the morning
Miss Amy Jorgensen and William "I Put 2 Drops of 'Geto-It' on loan
train?" Hubby busy? "Want me to go whereupon the joyous couples Immedi- plain his joke on the "Mirage."
"Let me at him! Let me at him!" Klser sang. Jessie was the eleven
Nlgbt—Now Watch—"
"\vith you to meet her? Certainly, with ately formed In procession, their imIt was the "Mirage" who entered, year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
pleasure, no trouble at all. I'll call for patient feet beating time to the music.
Fred Hotchklss and had been eick "See—all you have to.do la to use
Leaning
upon
her
husband's
arm,
Mrs.
brushing
the
crowd
to
one
side.
With
a
your two (Infers and lift the corn
you thirty minutes before train time Thompson laughllngly spoke to her
howl of rag« he grasped "Sate" by the only a short time she was taken to riKht off. That's the way 'Get«-If
Jn the automobile. Good-by." •
St. Mary's hrwpltal at O««hkosh Sat- always works. You Just put on about
niece,"
who
marched
beside
"Sate."
collar,
jerked
him
up
and
slammed
Even above the grinding brakes and
urday where she was operated on for 2 <Jrop«i. Then the corn not only
"You see, Alice, it is not so-far dif- him back in the chair.
release of air could be heard a womappendicitis and died Sunday morn- shrivolf. but loosens from the toe.
ferent
from
the
cast.
Is
It?
Of
course,
The
tall
man
shook
his
flst
in
the
affecting the surrounding
an's clear voice from an. open car win.
ing.
The remains were burled in without
fl«»h in thi» least. Why, It's almost
dow calling, "Here I am, auntie—over dear, it is hardly complete without other's face. "Why don't you say Waukau cemetery. Besides her father a pleasure to have corns and ace how
Mr.
Hatght.
but
he
will
be
here
ahortsomething,
so
I
can
hammer
you
out
and mother she leaves one sister.
here." The train came to a full stop,
flat?"
Gladys.
the vestibules wore opened and a
At
this
Miss
Seaboldfs
escort
The fat man did. " He. choked l«ck Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Stevcr who
dainty foot tripped lightly down the smiled, as he thought of the joke he
his laughter Ions enough to sa, "Try l.ave been spending tha winter with
had framed up on his business part- her on deaf and dumb signs."
their daughter Mn». H. G. Miller of
ner and tho young lady by his side.
The wrath of the "Mirage" descend- Fond du Lac hare returned home.
FREE TO
Tills Joke was Intended as a retalia- ed. He seized "Sate" by the collar Mrs. Frank Bibcock entertained Miss
tion for several others played on hlm- and with a tremendous swing sent Xclllc Pischkc and Miss Amy Jorgen?lf. which had been planned over the him spinning across the floor, where s»n Wednesday. James G. Barley.
who ha* been ill since January has
A Jfew. H«me Care Taat Aay*a« Caa phone by the "Mirage" and Alice.
suffered a relapse. Hte son John of
They had not met as yet for the
V'»* ITKkmrt tHMwatfcrt wr
Madison has been called home.
"Mirage" had been kept away from
'
town by his work: but they had talked
•w* have a Xew Method that Cures together over th« phone and so h»d
Asthma, and we want you to try It at
our expense. No matter whether your planned their jokes. Any one but the
case If of lonc-rtandlnc or recent de- soly-poly man would hare been de^Special to Tli« Northwestern.)
velopment. whether it Is present as cidedly ansry: but he only laughed
occasional or chronic Asthma, vou
i'lt-kett. Wis.. April 6—Revival
•hould send for a fr»» trial of our and bided his time.
Waa a (tutek Fnera] _
meetings will bo held at th« Elo TfcatC*n
method. No -matter in what climate . The "MiraKc'-appcared, his tall
Ha* with •OetB-ItV
church beginning Sunday evening.
you live, no matter what TOUT ng«- or tire easily overtopping the few men
occnp.itlon. If yon are troubled with
I!cv. Mr. Horton belnp In chanre. The 'G«ss-lf aets them off la a hurry and
Q-Ban
Is
Simple,
Healthosthma. our method should relieve standing near the smoking-room door.
Plckett school will resume ses.«ions without the_l*ast pain. I can wear
you promptly.
ful Preparation—Satis- Monday alter a recess of two we*k*. | J'S^ntS co"™£"nd W"k "" th°U!;h
We esp^lally want to «end It to His tanned face was radiant as he adthose apparently hopeless case*. dressed'a bystander. "I'm glad I cam*.
About fifty people were served at f •a
"G^ts-lt" makes the u*« of to»faction or Money Back faction
where aJl form* of inhalers, douche*. Fifty miles over the desert on horsejfup;«cr at lh<: MethodLit Irrllatlng •salve*, bundling b«m1ag««.
rj>lum preparations, fames, "patent back isn't exactly a picnic, but this is
ta:«e.
pJa*t«rs and other thlnKi* not i
Kpiscopal church Tuesday evening. onlv foolNh.
•mokes." etc., have, failed. We want worth it!"
—Don't Use Dyes.
but unnec?x;arv. Us«« j
Anton ThieVcr Is visiting J. W. Thrall sbl» wonderful discovery, "^clx-lt,"" i
to show everyone at our own exjw»n*e that this new method In de-He is her*: Sec that tall man ow
and fnmily. Georg* Hyde waa at for any roll or hard corn or callu*.
nlcnMl to »n<1 ail <I|f!1cult ^eathlnc there— that"* .'he 'Mirage/" "Sate"*
It is the new, Mrnpl*. «my. quick'
It I* not neces«uirv. no! «-v»n «•!««•. Hipon Frld&y. John D. IJoyd spent way.
all wheoilnc. and »1J tho»e t'rrlble
and It never fulls. You'll n»ve-1
to h«ve Kray hair now«d*vs. Hut Wedn<-id.iy at Oshkosh. Mrs. Price hav*
paroxysms at one- >nd for all time. eagerly remarked, "Too bad he's *o oon't
to cat a corn again with >cniv«« j
use dunCTOun. dirty. *ticky
Thl* fr<>e off»r I* too Important t« deaf. It will h«« necessary for you to dy»s. Turn
in
O«hko«h,
Saturday.
or
»clwor«.
an«l run chanc** «>f blood
Back to Nature.™
Ti«Rl»^t a ^Inclc Hay. Write now and speak loudly. You will not forget this
.- — TIy ~G'«»-It" toniehl.
l!est<*re the uniform color of vour Mrs. Georce Hyde and son, James
tJi»n bfdn the methc«5 nt once. Send
hair with thVahfof Q'-'Ban" Ylaiif Color i V,'c?lcy were aJ Rlnon last wertc. Mrs. j tou'£**r~«rnl*onl r'SZtZt'St rnr!^«Chr '
no money- 5loiplv mail coupon below. when you mt*t him?"
&o It Today.
No. she would not forget Her father i:e.tor-r. Thou^nd. h»v« d<.n. „,,, A. „. ,lunt<>r ha, ^n ^^^ a ] ^JJawJTn^* Co, Chl'SU? ,^ **!
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In Ohkoxh and rcpom:nrn<l«l I
also a little hard of hearing. She
world's best corn r»m*ilr br I
FUER A5THMA
Q-Ban. the one or^purjiSlon Ihat acsu- vSll«. Mrs. William Katzur. Jr..
understood.
I>UK«TjwheIn. K. A. Jlorn. !
r-*=
ally works hand In hand with Naiurr »pent Saturday
FRONTIER ASTiniA CO, Room
UruJT Co^ John
When the "grand march" -was Un- In banishing Rray h>lr in a healthful
3C4SL Niagara ana Hudson SUt.
DruK
Co.
"Sate" hurried to greet til* way.
HulTalo. N. Y.
Many a man •nlth a narrow (taocc
Yoo
. ^ simply apply Q>Baa like a
Send free- trial of your aietbod to: partner wUn a, hearty h.-u>dsbak«.
shampoo, and your hair will rrvum* a
"Who was that I saw you -with a natural color, evenly. cmduaHr. fxf*- mind ha^ lot his mental balance by
f*w moments aeo?" asked the ~MI- 5v and surety. Your Iialr will become aitcmptlne to entertain two or more
soft. BTlnmy. abnndunt and h»»atlfu;. Ideas a,t the same time.
Ton will look >w» yotanc you tri;] b*
yoans lady I wrote to you! 4ellKhte4. But beware of Imiutlon*
anil
DENTIST
yoa woald of dyes. TJi«re I« nothabout, staying over at the Thonip-j as
!nr like Q-n»:i,
«n!T«rsons". She> the !>"** that has
all roady 5« u** — 1« «ro»r- Inc from lndlc«9<tlon ar<* oflrn trouT>l«^l
»iann1e*«.. and in sold •with con«<n»slon. Mr«. Robert Allison.
this way in a long On*. Sarc, you're ant^ed t<>
the malwsV jnon«-r-J>afX suar Mattoon. Ill . wrltwi Jh»t when »h» Unit 143 Main St.
solus to meet her. You'Jl have Jo onder
aote* If not «»tl«fi"<l. It l« th« only jnovefl
to Mattwm *hf waJ1. a Brfat fat*
speak loudly 1o her—3i«arinB> not
for tJi" pnrixwe »o coarfrom ledlRfvtlon and <xm«tlpa:ion.
very good. Too had, too. Tor ,«hc*» a int»ed At Tiv^den IVrue Co, Onh- fercr
Wix,. aad all c«K«J <9ruc storm. Food d!frtrcxM>4 her awJ tJiwfl trns a
pippin."*
a larc* TM»tt)e. or writ* dlrrct to I«-3)nc JOce a fx-avv w*leht jir~s«Jn« on
HooMng an arm into his ra«nW«,
»lit.K13I« I>rogc O_ M*n>i>hl«, T<-nn. her «om»ch a*nJ c!»*rt. Sh» dia not r«!
Int»r- well at nlcht. and f«lt wnrn ov: n «rood
•tgaie~ conducted him lo th- alrl and ! "Hair Cnltur*." an lllastral*4.
J»«tni'>». *»nl trrr.
part «T tl>" time. On* lw»:;> <»f Chsmsauted a cordial inlrodactkm. He j Try
PoTflji" H»lr Tonlr;
bwar»c very allenliv* to Mrs. Q-Ban Uiuld
Q-B*n Tc!>t «o that »be h»^ >lnc» Wt 1!J>»- t differQ-B»n IV-pIUtory Tor
Th<»mp»(>a and maaaced between th*Jr
ent prwn.— Advt.
B«5r.
Evening Story
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with tliis country. Powerful^ though
this fci'Iing lini boca. she lias not been
able to resist fJcrmnn pressure. Any
hopes, tbat officials licre Iiad that
Austria. Bul-iiria and. Turkey misht
become a vtion;; enough influence
within tlie cvntrul allinucc to force a
withdrawal of the submarine warfare
or a more conciliatory nttitmtc towards
peace lini hefn much shnkcn rccenUjf
by n fuller, uMlizatioii of Germany's
influence in those countries.
/
Npvorthl^sd It is realized that all
three of them are more moderate
than Gcrmunv nnd that, as the military nnd economic situation develops
further aRnlnst them, tliclr opposition
will become more marked.
Tlie r^tym of Ambassador PcntlelJ
will have no cffi-ot on the Htntun of
Count Tarnownkl. as offlclals say that
the Austrian nmha««aOor deKlgnate
has no atatun. President Wilson said
in hln addrcsR that the count would
not bo allowed to present his credentials under present circumstances,
and It I» rxpectcd he may ask safe
conduct home.
National guard is going on rapidly
and in n. manner most satisfactory,"
declared General Holwuy. "Everywhere 'in the state men arc offering
their services. Conscription will not
bo necessary In Wisconsin. There is
not 'the slightest possibility that 'no
arc grolng to be handicapped hy lack
of public Interest or patriotism. Men
arc being drawn from all walks of life
and from all nationalities.
"No rcports-of serloua interference,
.with enlistments >i:;ve licen received.
In fact, there l.s less Interference.than
ever before. This Is especially true in
Milwaukee. We have reason to believe that more men arc enlisting in
Milwaukee than In any other city of
Its size in the country."
Reports received in the adjutant's
UVKSl
department Indicate-that, citizens la'.Xt'
general are assisting In'the .work oC"'w'
recruiting tho National guard'to.maxti'Vc
mum strength. At the conclusion «^/^Ji
a meeting in Black River Fells, Gen-^ "fW..;-^
erul Holway has been informed, a bi|f><^^-, ^
crowd .Ktithercd on a street corner t»'.-^*/,;
listen to a gray haired man of German^^.^{'i
descent. Officials were attracted toj-JJg;''the sceue. Tho old man, speaking lnfVS>S
German, made a vigorous appeal.to>»**•.*'
tlie young men of the city not to hold/ *£,- g
back. Many similar incidents are rei ,v~"" "
ported herc.
/•
• " , " * ;
Governor Phillpp and General Hot-.Vj;
way are In close communication with',5s -t -^^,
the R'clcicl go\crnmoiit concernmst^v^J $~£.
atlilltlonal
the guard, t »/***5
* '"-'*"'
onai c'uiapmcnt for tfte
Youi probably aren't privatelJ^'j'fyS,;
what you
you are publicly.
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Madison. Wls., April C.—"If the federal government calls for troops for
war purposes. Wisconsin tvlll be able
to raise its full quota—1C.500 men—
within thirty days." said Adjt. Gen.
Orlando Holway.
This Is the most optimistic statement that has come from the "war
department" of the state since the big
campaign of recrultlnsr opcnedl ,
"The work of enlisting men In the
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the garden. It if mailed tee. .Write today.
A postcard will do.
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OSHKOSH BUSINESS DIREGTORY \zm
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The Northwestern, desirous of giving its readers the best of service in aH liris«,
has inaugurated this Business Directory. To Oshkosh and out-of-town resi
dents this department will prove equally valuable. Make free use of it
A
UTO PAINTING
An A-l Job at a rcnwinaMe price. Carrlace^.
tracon* and f lens painted. Only the hc*t paint
used. "2.T"yean« experience. Cet my prlco Ix;forc yon place TOUT order. Satisfaction guaranteed.
O. K. HITCHCOCK. Painter
SM Merrltt St.. Aosnstlne's Wagon Sliop, Phone 1450
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lICYCLE REPAIRING—
I am prepared to put your wh*el in shape,
sharpen your lawn mower and <5o cenernl repair work. Prices are right and nil work
guaranteed.
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i. G. STONE
OCOA AND CHOCOLATE SALE—
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SATURDAY APKIIj Till O>'IA*.
1 Ib Gr<l. Swe»t Cocoa, sale price
2«c
'/x Ib Brealsfaxi Cocoa, sale price
20c
1 Ib Gr<l. Sweet Chocolat", sale price .
32c
1 Ib Blifr Chocolate, sale price
3:<?
lOc Vanilla Sncct Chocolate, sal* price .. 9c
Turkish Tone! FREE with TOc purchase of above.
GRAND UNION TEA CO.
O. J. Dunnlne. Mgr.
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IRS Main St.
LOBE PRINTING CO.—
Bindery Department
LOOSE LEAF SHEETS AND BINDERS
ftkpbone* 2SO and I0«
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«ny room In tho »ioa«».
„ Nnpklnn. Lunch Cloths. Doiler. Sheetw,
T>illow Of>ns. Br<J Spreads and Handk'rchlefa.
can be b^st bought from us. lA»^e«t Jrtoclc.
fc«* variety »nd lowen prices J.i OshkosS.
Wedding Ulnen* a specialty. Shop at
THK KXCLVSU'E UNKN STORE
w. n.
ICKEL AND COPPER PLATING
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Brass Polishing and Oxidizing
at your aertlc*.
SCHJ.OSMER MFG. CO.
<*•« *fi« 3t« WrtxJon
rftrw*
Telepbono 315*
'OW is th« lime to look up yonr Calendar
Wants for 191$. New. complete and attractive designs for all lines of business.
N
Pho»c "«VADER PRINTING CO. *«
Your Printing If al«o orscaUy «ollcllcd
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^PAIR SHOP—
Bicycle and Motorcycl* Rcpulrn. Key«-m-.aa.
Locks Repaired. Cast-iron Welding and On*
eral Repair Work. Try us.
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HENRY
SCHROTTKT
The Cycle Mao
IS Chore*
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TORAGE
BATTERIES
We are distributors for
Pned-O-TJtc Storage Batteries for this territory, and can
furnish tho correct size for
any car.
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Get our prices when in need of.a new b^tttrv.
nnd nHo remember that we Jo repairing and recharslnc of all makes of storage batteries at reasonable prices.
OSHKOSII STORAGE BATTERY CO.
<Pr«rt-O-L.!te Service Station)
«0 OUcr $«.—^Td. 3*17
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OPECTACLES—
.^ MIOtTTJ> HK rROPKRLT FITTED TO YOCR
•^ l-nt-X Onr Twciit>-n\c year« as succcssftal
OjHIclaiw «Jionl<I make us experts.
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J- R. CHAPMAN & CO^ Jewekrs
Official Watch Inspector* for Chicago X. \V. R, W,
3Illwanker. St. Pan!. Son IJnc.
J10 Main Street
ETERINARY—
OSHKOSH VETERINAHT HOSPITAL
DR. C, M. T.%TJU>R. V. a
A Fullr Equipped Hospital with accommodation* ft»
the Bonrxjlnc. Treatreect and Haadlinc of
' 1W Pearl street. Osfakosb.
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REMOVAL
EIDNER PRINTING CO.
XKW IX5CATIOX
57 DIVISION STREET
OpptxJtc Hcytnam»>
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IMrlsJwn St EntraiK*
X)D BUYERS!
t urn now ready to take ohtem for Omn
Maplo Stab*. Miwcrt at The O*krnb Manatee*
tnrtnc O. Cct yoor onkrr la «wriy.
A. M. RAIIEL. Phone'950
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