Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18

The public schools will close next
Friday for a two weeks holiday vaca-
ton.
education last evening. The business
was of routine nature.
The subject of lesson sermon for next
Sunday, First Church of Christ, Sclen-
fist, will be Christian Science"
i Remember, that in 1907 you won't
get the prices on wallpaper at my store
you are getting at present Buy before
Jan. 1st and save 90 per cent.lCallies.
An examination was conducted this
morning for the benefit of those desir-
ing positions as brakemen on the st.
Paul road. There were three appli-
cants.
Parents will find Sem Bros suits for
boys very useful and appreciate gift
for their boys The boys like to dress
we'll and here is an OF portunity to
please and save.
/, Tie Philbrick east and west side
pharmacies have just but in cigar cases
of the National Cigar Stands Co. These
are said to be the most perfect cases
made for carrying cigars.
The illustrated lecture on the Phil
| ippines, given in the Baptist church last
| Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Ladies' Aid society of that church, by
Prof. Toby, was very interesting and
successful entertainment.
Perhaps the cold man" would like a
smoking jacket or bath robe for
Christmas gift. Seim Bros. have a
large stock. Ladies, here is chance
to make yourselves ''solid" and get an
Easter bonnet in return.
A framed picture of the new Y NJ G.
A. building, as it will appear, can be
seen in the association building. 1t
shows that the new structure will be of
handsome architecture. The architects
are White d Hussey, of Lansing, Mich.
I If this bracing weather holds out,
and there is no reason why it shouldn't,
the work of transporting logs by rail
will soon begin in earnest This bust
ness has become one of the main
features of the both railroads entering
Wausau.
Next Saturday the winter soIstice be-
gins. Friday will be the shortest day
in the year the sun rising at 6:52 and
Saturday the days will begin to length
en-, though there will not be much per-
ceptible difference until several weeks
hence.
Wise is he who buys his wall paper
now of Callies before the raise comes
January 1st Even if you will not be
ready TO paper your house until next
spring, buy paper now and put it away
until then, for remembe you are saw
ing 90 per cent. and that's worth some
thing. Think it over.
Bleaching wheat flower is being prac-
ticed by good many mills 1t whit
ems it but certainly does not improve
its wholesomeness. Pure Quality
Patent flour is not bleached, its use
will assure the most wholesome bread,
rich creamy in color and unsurpassed
in flavor.
IT, NORTHERN MILLING Co.
Quite an amount of rock is being re-
ceived at the city's rock crusher at
present At the next meeting of the
council it is quite likely that the num-
Der of cords to be purchased this winter
will be determined. The number will
probably be limited to $500. Peter
Kucera does the weighing, and $3.50
per cord is being paid
Josephine Mescott, of Unity, was
granted divorce in circuit court yes
terday from her husband Fred. She
was permitted to have the custody of
their five children and was given ali
mony in the sum of $500. The couple
was married fifteen years ago and as a
basis for her action, Mrs. Wescott al
legged that her husband had treated her
cruelty.