The Neenah Daily Times du lieu suivant : Neenah, Wisconsin • 4

Good Reasons Why You Should Wear the tGA FFNE YS TEM CLOTHES A LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY HASHA CANDIDATES ifefffrrtr CvJyi rh rh rh rfi THE WEATHER. By telegraph, exclusively to The Times, from U. S. Weather Bureau, and received at 10:00 o'clock a. m.

Fair tonight and Saturday. Slowly rising temperature Saturday. Moderate northerly breezes becoming variable. Sunrise 5:42. Sunset 6:26.

Temperature at 7 o'clock a. m. 26 above zero. i No "blind baggage" via' thrGaff-ney Systemevery thing open and above board. You will find the Gaffney System made clothes are built as honest inside as well as the outside.

The foundation must be right if the garment is to give satisfaction. No breaking or cockling of fronts in "The Gaffney System" made garments; no sagging of pockets; no wrinkling of shoulders: no pinched or wrinkled sleeve setting; no binding on under sleeve; no haircloth working throdfgh the fabric. The Gaffney System collars hug the neck, and lapels cling close as they should. Come in and Jet us demonstrate why The Gaffney System made garments are made better than any other kind of tailar made clothes. Let 'd hM I us explain the 29 Special features found 'in no othertnake.

You'll appreciate the values we offer at $13.50, $15, $16, $17, $18, $20, $21, $24, $25 vV. he Gaffney System Special sale of Heats Saturday, April 4 lie 12 1-2-15C 16c 12c 12 1-2-15c 11c 12 1-2-15C -15c 12 l-2c Val breast per pound Veal shoulder per pound Veal loin per pound Lamb breast per pound Lamb shoulders per pound Beef plate per pound Beef pot roast per pound Beef rib roast per pound Fat salt pork per pound Pure home rendered lard, 20 to 50 pound cans, per pound 1 2 1 -2c G. Ulricli Company Heat Harliot LUEIflBltMG AN lEATItf: The undersigned at 115 South Commercial street, are now prepared to fill all orders for plumbing and heating. Phone 753. Prompt attention given to repair work.

HISPERT CHILDS POLITICAL EXCITE- Voters Seem to Know Whom to Vote For. Menasha, like unto Neenah, shows but little political activity. The wire workers are leaving no trails but are putting in quiet work. All of the candidates, from mayor down and including that official, are individual nomina tions" as no "partisan'' tickets can be voted. The tickets for Menasha contain names of candidates as follows: For mayor A.

J. Koch and N. G. Re mm el. For justice of the peace George Stein.

For city assessors Frank Koro-tev and Joseph Jarvis. For aldermen First ward Wm. Hahn; Second ward M. Clough and Henry Shertin; Third ward- Herman Vetter; Fourth ward- John Jedwabney; "Fifth ward John Hyland and Peter Kraut-kramer. For supervisor First ward-G.

A. Loescher; Second ward Wm. Auer and Frank Rosch; Third ward Louis Smith; Fourth ward Andrew Beachkofske; Fifth ward J. Mohr and M. M.

Schoetz. The Eagles Beat Record. The Neenah Eagles were hosts to about 175 friends and members from Appleton and Menasha, last evening, anjd gave their visitors a big time. Two candidates were initiated, followed by a big supper. During the evening a committee was appointed of W.

Neighbauer, Aug. Raprager, L. Sorenson, P. Jac-obsonand E. Miller, to select a site or hall for the local Aerie to purchase las a permaient home, and report at next regular meeting.

The Eagles have several locations in sight and by July 1st hope to have a home of their own. Visiting Nurse Report. At the monthly meeting of the officers of the Visiting Nurse As sociation held at the Menasha Library on Wednesday, April 1, the nurse reported 185 calls on 27 patients; obstetrical 9, medical 12, surgical 1 death. Miss Heinicke in addition to her regular work took one patient to the Theda Clark hospital, brought one home from the" re, and aided to another with material donations of necessary articles of clothing. Anne Pleasants, Sec.

House votes pensions for Spanish war veterans' widows. DANCING PARTY -AT-- Casino Hall Saturday night, Apr 4 Tango Allowed ALL INVITED 50 cents a couple Extra lady 25c DREA1LAWB (Formerly Neenah Roller Rink) Saturday Eveningi April 4th Skating and Dancing Aerial Orchestra Regular Prices If I IBOUTS NEAR COMING TO IAH. Land Then Worth $3 to $5 an Acre. The Appleton Crescent is pub lishing an interesting history of the origin and progress of Lawrence University, now Lawrence College. It appears that Mr.

Lawrence, who was to promote the college, did not like the conditions offered at Appleton, and several meetings were held to decide upon an acceptable location and conditions. Many inducements were offered but the main ones were at Grand Chute and Winnebago Rapids, (Neenah.) Loyal Jones of "Winnebago Bapids," proposed to give forty acres of land in the village plot (Neenah) and "water-power sufficient to r.un four runs of stone," on the condition that the institution should be located there. However, the favorite site of the men who were chosen to survey the land from Depere to Winnebago rapids, consisting of M. C. Darling, N.

P. Talmaage, H. S. L. M.

Martin, Wm. Samp son and Beeder Smith, was Grand Chute, the present locatation. On Sept. 7, 1847 these men, traveled the whole river-bank either on foot or horseback, and could no equal to the Chute. It seems to have been the wish of the pro moters of the institution to place the school at Appleton.

Reeder Smith, of Appleton, was the leading promoter, and to his efforts, more than to any other was Appleton indebted for the location of L. and which educational institution proved a great benefactor to that city. Robbed a Dental 01 lice. At Appleton on Wednesday noou Dr. W.

L. Conkey's dental office was robbed of about $25 in gold. The police visited the office and made the observation that the door had been opened with a pass key, which they later found in the outer apartment to the office of Dr. Frank. P.

Dohearty. at the rear of the building. The robbery at the Dr. Conkoy office would indicate that experienced sneak thieves are at work. Some Eggs.

Menasha Record: Mrs. A. Linde- mann, Third street, reports a record for her poultry which is rather difficult to pass. Mrs Lindemann reports that during the winter she gathered 460 eggs from 25 Plymouth Rock chickens, which are now only eight months old. If any one can show a better record she would like to see it.

City Water Users. If the weather permits the water mains will be flushed throughout the City during the present week; which will cause thte water to be roiled. When such is the case it is wasteful and useless to let the water run tryig. to get it clear. The object of flushing is to get the dead water out of the mains.

In about 2 hours the water will be clear again. J. P. Jasperson, Supt. W.

W. 75-4 Menasha Bank Notiee. The officers and directors of the Bank of Menasha cordially invite the public to visit and inspect the new building and banking quarters at 150 Main on Saturday, April 4th, 1914. After the regular banking hours the banking rooms will be open to inspection until 8 P. M.

on said day. 74 4 The Doty To-night; The Sunken Treasure Complete in 2 parts Klines drama Up in a Balloon Vito comedy Admission 5c" Coming Tuesday: Famous Player Production ns. FISKE Togo of D'Urbcrvillo Admission 10c JEtl Electric Drive Electric Drive has advantages not possessed by any other form of Tower Application. The use of Electric Motors, for driving your machines insures Reliability, Safety, dean- lines and Economy in the operation of your shop all to a degree impossible of attainment in any other way. It If our business to furnish Electric Power Yours to as Electric Motors Wisconsin Traction, Ligbti Heat St Power Cc TOWN TALK WfW iTTT' Happenings Throughout City, County and State Dally Times Telephone No.

LQ4. -Read The' Times "classified'' ads. Dr. W. F.

Gary, Dentist; of fice oyer post office. Phone 230. DR. M. A.

FRONEY, physic ian and surgeon; office over ohn unt's store; phone 113. Residence 302 N. Water phone 119 myl2 Patzel, Merchant Tailor, 109 S. Commercial street. Suits at lowest cost.

Phone 842. Dr. Geo. H. Williamson, E.

U. Building. Hours 2.to 5 and 7 to 8 P. M. Mornings by appoint ment.

58-tf "GILT EDGE" flour per bbl. bbl. (491b. sack) $1.35. Ev ery sack guaranteed.

Ask your dealer for it or telephone 67. Krue- ger Lachmann Milling Co. junel7 '12 tf Dr. 5- Gordon Todd, Physician and Surgeon; practice limited to eye, ear, nose, and throat. Over National.

Manufacturers Bank. Of fiee hours 8:30 to 10:30 a. m. only Telephone office 118. Here is help to reduce cost living buy CERESOTA FLOUR $5.00 a bbl.

at J. J. Leutenegger's. John Clausen, of Green Bay, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Clausen, last evening.

Mrs. Geo. A. Jagerspn. is ing relatives at Racine, Albert Parker has returned from a visit with relatives at Fond Lac.

Peanuts, fresh from the roaster, 10c per pound, Faas groe ery. Dick Jagerson is a new addi tion to the popular Aerial orches tra, having taken Ted Kussmann's place at the piano. Dick is a good player and will make good. Kuss mann is arranging to leave the city. Grand Lecturer C.

S. Stock-well attended the meeting of Nee-nah Chapter, R. A. M.J last evening, and assisted in giving the Royal Arch degree to 3 candidates. Phone 92 for a case of Walters' famous Bock Beer.

50c and $1.00 a case. Quarantine for Scarlet fever has been raised althe'E. Denier and Julius Parath homes. Aiarriage licenses been granted to Henry A. Blohm, of Neenah and Miss Alta Bergman, of Appleton.

Appleton, Crescent. Fresh strawberries cram-berries, and pineapples at the Kuehl grocery. Mrs. Wm. Nash is entertaining at Bridge at her home this afternoon.

Mrs. Gus. Larson entertains at a linen shower aj her home, this evening, in honor of Miss Jessie Roemer. Beware of Ointments "for Ca tarrh that contain! Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous sur? faces. Such articles should nevei be used except on pescriptions from reputable physicians, as the dam age they will do is tea fold to the' good you can possibly derive from them.

Hall's Catarrh) Cure manufactured by F. J. Cheney Toledo, contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting di rcctly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system- In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is $aken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by Fy ft Cheney Testimonials free. BQjSold by "Druggists, price 75c.

per bottle. Take HaUVFamiirjPiUf tor "con-tlpation. (Advertisement) UGUMBERS, lettuce, green peppers, celery, radishes, green onions, spinach, tomatoes, parsley, A number of Neenah friends attended the funeral of Miss May me Cox at Appleton, yesterday. Chas. Ertl, of Milwaukee, is visiting Neenah relatives.

Call for Walters' fa mous Bock at all the leading bars. The Apron Sale and supper by the Danish Sisterhood, last evening, was a fine affair, largely attended and a goodly sum netted. J. D. Cannon, of New London, was a Neenah Miss Barbara Young is home from Berlin on a visit to her par ents, Mr.

and Mrs. Gavin Young. Have you tried those delicious cream slices to be had at Kuehl every Saturday? Mrs. Robt. Barnett is packing her household goods to remove to Cadott to reside.

At the meeting of the directors of the Athletic association, last evening, it was decided to play a benefit game of basket ball with Fond dn L3c, to be followed by a dance. Give us your- order for fresh vegetables for Saturday and be assured of getting the best obtain able. Kuehl Bros. Try Walters' famous Bock Beer. Miss Jessie Link, who has been visiting Miss Marion Young, has returned to Carroll college.

Miss Helen Young has re turned from a visit at Medina. The condition of Jos. Beisen steiu, who was injured at the Nee nah Paper mill, yesterday, is not so serious as was at first thought. His hip was dislocated but was soon put back in place. Something was wrong with our pool team last night, as it seem ed almost impossible to make a point against the Menasha team, which defeated Neenah 100 to 43 All four teams are tie now in the tournament, having played 6, lost 3 and won 3.

Strawberry Fudge, fine quality only 10c per pound at Faas grocery Another fine evening was en joyed by the "Wake Up" club ami their friends, which met with Geo Dickhoff, last evening. Schafskopf was played, honors going to John Peterson, Oscar Klausner, Wm. Hahl and C. F. Dahms.

The next meeting will be with John Knaack next Thursday evening. Fresh pound cake today, at Johnson Bros. The Bank of Menasha is keep ing open house today in their handsome new home. V' Mr. and Mrs.

H. J. Burr, Leonard, N. are guests of Mr, and Mrs. Chas.

Cramer. F. Kuehnl, of Dale, is a Nee nah visitor today. lte silver cup for the winning team in the 2d annual basket.ball 8th 'grade tournament, to be held at the gym on the 8th, is now to be seen in the Nelson Anderson window. Willard Jones, of Marinette is visiting his brother Gilbert Jones.

Miss Delle LeTourheux, of An tigo, is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. LeTourneux. FRESH FISH. Fresh Whitefish, Trout, re ceived every week, at Ulrich meat market.

Gen. Villa wires uarez officia that he has not yet taken Torreon 5555555555555555555555555555555 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 TO-NIGHT A Freak 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 anco Wave Joker Universal A Dangcrou Experiment 5555555555555555555555555555555 new cabbage cauliflower, asparagus, rutabagas, carrots, grape fruit, pineapples, oranges apples and bananas. RING 1323 GROCERY. gmnfnimmmmmmiHminiHnimfHmnrmiifmnmniH! This from the Appleton Crescent tells of a man we like tq read about: Taken from the jail to the comforts of a home, put into a new clothing outfit and taken to the first motion picture show of his life, Walter Wenzlaff aged 16 years, will tell everybody who asks him that Attorney A. M.

Spencer has the biggest heart and is the best friend of boys in the country. The lad was brought into court because he took an old watch and a little change from the home of a farmer who it is said, owed him wagesv Mi Spencer asked to be given custody of the boy until his case comes "up again. He wants to send the lad back to his home. His mother is a widow with a large family of children, and the boy ha been working for other farmers. Married at Appleton.

Appleton Post: The marriage of Miss Anna Green of this city; and Louis Miller of Neenah, stook place at the Ziou Lutheran par; sonage on Oneida St. at 8 o'clock last evening. The ceremony, was performed by the Rev. Theodore Marth. WIIT." AIIO "FOB SALE." Read the Grist In THE TIMES Column To-Day.

Want Ad Rates THE DAILY TIMES. 3 lines, 18 words, 3 3 lines, 18 words, times lines, 36 words, 3 40c 6 lines, 36 words, 6 times 12 lines, 72 words, 3 times 12 lines, 72 words, 6 $1.00 3 lines one month. $1.00 6 lines one No ad for less than 25 cents. Local ads. under "Town Talk," on and after lj 1914, at special rats.

Cut this out for future reference. Help Wanted. Wanted A girl for general housework. Mrs. S.

I). Iurtz, Oak Hill cemetery. 75-3 WantedA once a competent second girl. Enquire of Mrs. C.

A. Babco'ck, 413 E. Wis. Ave. 73-3 For Sale.

For Sale: Less than half price. Light 5-passenger Stude-baker car. Like new. Address Lock Box 284, Appleton, Wis; -75-3 For Sale Several fine blooded bull terriers are offered for sale. Apply at 541 Second Menasha.

74-3 For SALE-My gasoline launchl 25. ft. long; 6 ft. beam; 2 cylinder; 7 horsepower; Johnson Wells engine; in good order, for if taken at once. Wm.

Kohrt, Ill N. Commercial St. 71 tf Sale Good farm chunks, young mares from 7 to 8 years old. Also good drivers. Can be seen at Canal St.

barn of W. A. Mason. 47-50 Cut Rate Shipping. Cut Rates on household goods to Pacific coast and other points.

Superior service at reduced rates. Ihe Boyd Transfer Minneapolis, Minii. 1 rue piagne or --ia onppe, The aestrover of I iles' Kwr3t AOS 1 Jones' Dairy Sliced Many other firms have tried to imitate the name' 3 but none have ver succeeded ln'aaplicating the -S3 quality. Beware of imitations. mmm mm.

i PHONE 85 3 lauiiiiuiiuuiiuiuiiiiauHaiiiiuiuiuiniiiiuiuiiiiuiiiuiiiu 3 farm Sausage AD Uacon 0 HIGH GRAPE VORMISH HHP STUW C0M8IINIE0 Get a can of Jap-a-Lac at our, paint department, and see for yourself how wonderfully it will rejuvenate an old chair, or in fact any piece of furniture IP that is badly marred. It comes in colors and has a hundred' uses. All sizes fram 15c to $3. Write your name in our Jap a-Lac Book and get a sample can ELWERS'; DRUG STORE Sunday Evening April 5th SKATING ilitary Orchestra i.