tfouf "TIT" THE 75 PIP LET OR CHESCERT 'SATURDAY," ATML 21, 1917. ooooooooboobdoboo 1 OBITUARY: DATTLE Oil FLIES HAS BEEN STARTED TJStTEILS from otto EEADEES SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES ON oo OOOOOOOOOOOOO oo BURIED TODAY BY THE GOVERNMENT The funeral, of William who died Tuesday at Sti Elizabeth hospital Dear Sir: ff i Inclosed isf copied from a Beaver Dam daily paper. Arthur Draheim 116 North Spring street, was last evening recruited for Co. K. Private Draheim.
enlisted for a period of three vears with ISSUES BULLETINS ON THE BJgST took place tins afternoon at '2 o'clock from the home 530 Alton street. The WAY TO KILL THEM "USES IN THE HOME, Masons had charge" of the 'services; in terment took place at the Riverside cem the Hes is, the seventh Draheim Girls Glee Club etery. brother to serve his country in Co. K. Beware of the dangerous-housefly.
Otto, Albert and Paul answered the call of their, country at the outbreak of "the This is the title of a special bulletin issued by the Merchants' Association of The special Red Cross feature to be given by the Lawrence Women's Glee Club (on the tour to the Pacific coast this summer will also be given, at the home EARL NUGENT JSat Nugent died Thursday at his Spanish-American war while George. home in Kaukauna after a short illness. Hugo and Max Were with their company New York. It goes on to say: As a prac tical measure of preparedness the dis ease carrying house fly must be elimi coricert the Appleton Theater next For twenty years he and his brother con on. the Mexican border.
Seven brothers M. O. 0. G. Dance The M.
O. O. G. have planned several new btunts for their dance at Eagles' hall on Tuesday evening, April 24. Besides the usual- Bpotlight and moonlight specialties, a new creation entitled the AmericanFlag" dance will make Its debute at midnight among the other The orchestra will commence promptly at eight tthirty and dancing will continue until two a.
m. Bauer's orchestra has been secured for the occasion. from one family is indeed a record. Cant Monday evening, April 23, according to announcement this morning by New No. 9 Olivers $45.00 No.
5 Olivers. No. 3 Fox. .15.00 No. 2 Smith Premier $17.50 No.
6 Rem- ington Underwoods $23.00 and up. Typewriters to' Rent. ducted an orchestra and he was well known in Appleton. He leaves a wife your family send at least one represen nated. American military records show that it causes more deaths than the and three sons.
tative, Manager L. E. Dawley the Glee club. The Red Cross feature will constitute a field hospital tm the battle enemy. Kill Flies aud Save Lives Signed, A Patriot.
NEWBY FUNERAL The funeral of Clarence Newbv oc field in which 35 Red Cross nurses will Kill at once every fly you can find and burn his body. curred at 10:30 this morning from the' participate. The scene has been inter woven with several patriotic and popu Methodist church. Dr W. D.
Marsh Observers say that there are many rea CHILDREN'S SPRING COATS at $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95. Coats worth from $2.50 to $10.00. Sizes 3 to 14 years; Ready-to-wear PETTIBONE'S ECON sons to believe that there will be more officiated, being assisted by Rev. Doane lar selections "Which will appeal to all ice Upjohn; Rev. P.W.
-Nesper, Rev. .11. flies this season than for a number of E. W.SHANNON S. Americans at this particular time, Feldt, Rev.
T. W. Gales and Rev. L. R.
OMY BAsem*nT. --Adv. years. Outfitter Burrows. The' church was filled with The killing of just one fly NOW means There are still good seats to be, had for the concert.
Call or telephone to Rpemer and Belling's. The complete riends of Mr. Newby. Floral offerings there will be billions and trillions less Armory Dance Tlie hall in Company Armory was crowded to its capacity- last night when the Diamond League club of Oahkosh held a star-light dance. The Armory neyer held 'such, a crowd he-forc it is claimed.
The Acme orchestra furnished the dance music. There will be another dancing party given by the club on May 11 at the. arm. ory. Try The Crescent Want Ads.
Read The Crescent Classified Columns. next summer. program of the concert follows: Part 1 on the altar were many and beautiful. Many set pieces -sent by the different clubs and associations of Mr. Clean up your own premises; see and insist that your neighbors do.
likewise. Alma Mater, (b) In the Time of Roses (c) Bridal Chorus Newby. was a member'were 'placed about the coffin. Among the associations and Especially clean and every hook and cranny. ITlies will not go where their js nothing to eat and their principal diet is too filthy to clubs which sent set pieces the ocal Y.
M. C. A. which sent a beautiful (Cowan). Club.
Readings, elected, Miss Lila Cleg-horn. jr WhatMe Chimney Sang (Grns-wold). (b) dood Good Night, club emblem in flowers; Social Union, and Women's Home Society; Boy Leaders of the gym class Men The Fly is the Tie that Binds the Un Dance at Kaukauna Hie Applcton-Kaukauna Meat Cutters Local No. 317, will hold a dancing par- ifv f. flu Viiolo! linllut ICniilf a.nnn.
nn healthy, to the Healthy, i Beloved (Pinsuti)v(c) Will o' the Wisp eaders of the Y. M. C. A. gym class'; The fly has jio equal as a germ car oir m.
Ii Y. club, Meni's" Class' Methodist- rier; as riiany as fie hundred million church, -Business Men's gym class W)ebietlay evening, April 25, to which a general invitation is extended. Mill's i i il mL2- germs have been found in and on the orcuesira win iurnisu me music. Aina body of a single fly. Ifc is definitely known that the fly is will be the first annual ball given by the- union.
the "currier" of the germs of typhoid C. Dormitory men, Women's Christian Temperance Union, Sunday School class and the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday School "class. Jesse Cran, one. of the directors of the-Y. M.
C. A. at Jamestown9 N. who came to attend the funeral, brought with him a-beautiful floral set piece from the Jamestown Y. M.
C. A. wehre the deceased formerly fever; it is widely believed that it is Birthday Party kegt-rchtertained at' a card Monday Morning at 9 o'clock We will place on Sal a new shipment of Japanese Baskets. They are just the thing for the home or office. At the present price of scrap paper it is a shame to throw paper, away.
A good basket will help you save it. also the "carrier" of other diseases, including possibly infantile paralysis. The very presence of a fly is a signal party jlaSt njgut at Jier home on uo iSanYpfHi'sircfkjfe' given on the occasion i)f Iim- "li'ii'siTian'd'k hirthdav anniver and a notification that a house keeper is acted as secretary and physical director. inefficient. Many individual floral pieces were also Do not wait until the insects begin to sent by friends.
sary. tWd'Verc flayed, after which a light luiieheojtt "served. P. O. Sisterhood uiud.
4. Soprano Solos "Die Etc. (Liszt), Miss BarbaTa Kamps. Part 1. One Act Playlet, "Electing a Presi-, dent for a Young 'Women's- lub, Char-lacters: Edwpna Munger, Mary Slaughter, Alma Howell, Gladys Max, Estelle Kurz, Lila Cleghorn and" Florence Scott.
2 (a) Indian Lullaby Leiurance) (b) From the Landrof the Sky-Blue Water Beartice Couillard. 3. Japanese Co-eds: Several selected and popular songs and acts'. Misses Bertha Bergman, Darrel Hews, and Mabel LeTendre. 33uets, "Sweethearts of Other Colonial costumes, Misses Marian Ramsey andCJJenna Rich.
5. Red Crosield4lippital in action, with Patriot icidoRulilr Songs, Glee Club as Red Cross Nurses'. C. Greeting to (Strauss, Glee Club. 7.
Star Spangled Banner, with Miss Mary Slaughter as the Goddess of Liberty, Glee Club. pester; anticipate the annoyance. April, May and Juno are the best months to F. E. Anderson of Milwaukee state and C.
B. Willis, general secre conduct an anti-fly campaign. Mth. G. J3 Buchanan enteriainetlMH tary of the Milwaukee Y.
M. C. A. were also here to attend the funeral. The The farming and "suburban districts At 39c Japanese Reed Baskets in assorted sizes, finished in brown and natural colors.
These baskets are worth 75c but will be on sale Monday at 39c At98c Extra Quality Split-Bamboo Waste Baskets rifiniVhed-i in dull mahogany, in square and round shapes, all different, wortlr $1.75, on 'sale Monday morning at s9Bc. provide ideal breeding places, and the board of directors and the employed- new born flies do not remain at their officers of the Y. attended 'the birth place but migrate. funeral in a body The pallbearers were" tne employed omcers of the C. A.
Kill flies and save lives! Recipes For Killing Flies The United States Government makes Following the services at the church the E. O. Sisterhood yesterday afternoon at her home on College avenue. Mrs. 1).
oilers, of 1est Salem, formerly Missi Lucretia Van Zandt on the high school faculty, was present. At Menasha The School Masters' club of the Fox River Valley met at the Menasha hotel lust evening. Among the local members- who attended were William F. Faulkes, Jaul G. Keller and Prof Rogers of Lawrence college remains were taken' to the y12 :25 train on the North Western road and sent to the following suggestion for the destruc Kansas City, Mo where interment will.
tion of house flies: Formaldehyde and sodium salicylate are the two best fly poisons. Both are superior to arsenic. take place. The remains were accompanied by Mrs. Clarence Newby and Mm Amelia Newby, mother of the deceased, Qfi SERVING TRAYS A few numbers in Bamboo Serving ho 70G Trays are offered in this sale at 98c OC Only a limited number of the baskets were obtainable at these prices.
If you want one be on hand at 9 o'clock Monday morning. They have their advantages for house and E. W. Barnes, boys' secretary of the, THEY'RE HERE OVERALLS WOMEN ocal Y. M.
C. A. The two children of 1 hold use. They are not a poison to children; they are convenient to handle, their dilutions are simple and they attract the flies. The modern woman hag a great deal of common sense and when skirts are a Pythian Sisters Mrs.
Newby remained here in' charge of Mrs. G. F. Werner Mrs. Newby will return to this city where she expects to reside permanently.
burden in her daily work she will glad-. A formaldehyde solution of approximately the correct? strength may be Monday night the Pythian Sisters will hol'd a banquet; at the K. of (J o'clock inspecting officer from Lake Geneva will be present for the occasion. made by adding three teaspoonf uls of the concentrated formaldehyde solution, commercially known as formalin, to a ly discard skirts tot overalls during her working hours. The housewife realizes tlie advantage of overalls during the hours of the day when she is doing her house work.
It is a pleasure to perform these duties with the body unhampered by skirts. pint of water. Similarly the proper con centration of sodium salicylate may be obtained by dissolving three teaspoon- Menasha Prom A number of Appleton people attended it'ho Junior Prom at Menasha last night ind enjoyed a very delightful dancing These overalls are designed and made fuls of the pure chemical (a powder) to w. sconsin. ENGLAND APPRECIATES HELP OF THE U.
S. LONDON, April 21" We have to admit that without America our sea supplies are in much danger as to jeopardize the whole says Arthur Pollen, British ihaval expert in the newspaper "Land and He adds that the -British admiralty has, failed to Solve the U. boat problem. particularly for women. Made volumi a pint of water.
Other Simple Preventives A nous as they must be for perfect free- domvThey do Jioti' outbne the figure and consequently are very modest as well as The Clio Club The Olio Club will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. G. W. Jones, Park; Avenue. sensible.
Made of blue chambray at An odor pleasing to man is offensive to the flies, and vice versa, and will drive them away. Oil of lavender, geranium, mignonette heliotrope white clover, honeysuckle, hop blossoms are especial $2.50. 4th floor. PETTIBONE'S. Adv DELTGEN TAKES WIND OUT ly disagreeable to flies.
Gives Dance OF NEENAH MAN'S SAILS A mixturfe of a teaspoonf ul of cream, one of ground black pepper and one of i Albert tok the wind out of The Appleton Motor boat club held a dancing party last evening at Eagles hall. The Atnphion orchestra furnished the dance music. Drown sugar is poisonous to nies. the sails of Otto Boelter, Neenah, yes ing pyrethmm powder stupifies the flies ni in a house bultl they must be SWEPT UP and BURNED. Borax Js especially valuable around terday when the latter challenged him to a race on.
the Menasha road. Deltgen got out Ms old machine and accepted, racing against' the Neenah man's new Deltgen took both heats, back and forth, much to the discomfiture of the Neenah man. farms and out of doors. Lye, chloride of Marriage License A marriage license was granted by Coun-ity Clerk Wolf to George Pribbernow of ila pie "Creek and Lenora Gerkes of New! Loitfdon today. ime, or copperas (sulphate of iron) dis solved in water, crude carbolic acid, or any kind of disinfectant may be used in vaults.
SWAT THE FLY A1ND SWAT HIM EARLY. BUREAU MAKING iLaweBieeG) SURVEY OF SEEDS mniens (IN THIS STATE MADISON, April 21. The Wisconsin 1 TTO Department of Agriculture, at the State Capitol, is making a survey, of the sup ply of seeds and crops on hand in vari i i i or wm ous storehouses, and in hands of the Glee Cteb HOME GONCE rrt farmers throughout the state, with a view of giving buyers of seeds inforina tion in regard to the location and pric es of the same. It already has located considerable quantities of seed of potatoes', beans buckwheat and other crops, and will be glad to furnish promptly to anyone de sirmg information the names of nearest holders of seeds of the kinds wanted APPLETON THEATRE Mon.Evc, April This will save time and. freight.
It suggested that wherever possible 612 MORRISON St. In the Peerenboom Building 0 nvUR ENTIRE STOCK will be sold at cost. This sale will continue until all these papers are sold. Don't miss this great opportunity. You will' Dver buy paper at these prices again.
One room bundles at 35c and uri-fdr bed -rooms, giving TOorhs arid halls; formers in a single locality should, get together and order in "carload lots through" one person or firm. The department has information of carload lot of potatoes and beans and I'i 1 other crops which it will be glad to fur i '-r. 'rf. --V- ''--i' nish to yany group of farmers desiring to purchase. Money should not be sent direct to the department, but should be sent to the firm or person from whom the purchase is to be made.
All inquiries should be addressed to the 'Commissioner of Agriculture, Madison, Wis. i telnet ztv; yj Tfhis sale btksrts Tue8yApgalI 24 SPECIAL RED CROSS FEATURES AND ELABORATE PATRIOTIC PROGRAM i There are still a few jood eats: Call at or Telephone to -Beltings 1 PRICES .25, .35 17c ana' l'9c' FOR 'CHILDREN'S STOCKINGS Stockings for for girls, and for infants. Heavy or fine ribbed. Bteck, and for girls, -pink. and blue.
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