Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-03

the Pure Oil Company"
AS Polly was going in for chicken
raising Charley wanted to have some
thing on the side, so he was prevailed
upon by Grandpa to go in for dairy
ing. Get the right kind of good milk
stock, take the proper care of them,
get good cream separator and then
carry your cream to f. c. Steubs, man
ager of the Ladysmith Cooperative
Creamery Company, and you can't help
but make money, as they are always
paying the best prices for cream and
butterfat." While giving this cream
cry the once over Polly remarked
What would a good meal be without
butter?" Charley said it wouldn't be
good Grandma said it would be
calamity Yes and without Glover
Belt Butter it would he crime" said
Grandpa. THE Ladysmith Co-Opera-
tice Creamery make this popular brand
and ship everywhere. They also pay
out goOdly sum for milk and cream,
monthly, to Rusk county farmers and
dairymen. Always use Glover Belt
Butter a home product"
Il know | will like Ladysmith and
most of the people here" said Polly,
but | had one regret upon leaving
Rutland. | was taking course Of
chiropractic adjusting and was obliged
to give it up. l was getting so much
good from them, too" You needn't
let that worry YOU" said Grandpa,
I'VE have a very able chirOpractor here
in l.. b. McCarn, with offices in the
Fritz building. who is thorough is the
knowledge Of his profession and whose
entire interests are in his work" Il
declare Grandpa, | am little back
ward in this science" said Charley,
but just what is chirOpracticY' IT'S
the method of Analysing and adjusting
the physical cause of disease, not by
medicine or surgery, but by skilled
application of the hands and fingers
70 the spine getting at the root of
things, as it were. It's wonderful to
see how cold on the lungs, pneumonia
rheumatism, pleurisy lumbagO, dis
eases of women, and other diseases are
justment. There are many children of
advanced age today who owe their
physical well-being to correct and judi
ciOus treatment the chirOpractic way
in early life. | have no hesitancy in
recommending it and L. b. McCam,
chirOpractOr."
Say Grandpa" exclaimed Polly,
you know / dropped and broke one
lens out of my glasses. | purchased
them in Chicago. | wonder if I'll have
TO send back there to have 'em fixed ?
[ was never well pleased with them
don't believe they gave me the proper
test" Wen remedy that right here
my girl" said Grandpa. MY friend,
DR.. Sturgeon Stringer, competent
optOmetrist, is right here at the Baker
Hotel and you will be satisfied with
anything he may do for you. This
slogan is Prescription Glasses Pre-
scribed Correctly" When it comes to
delicate work as required in fitting the
eye. DR.. Stringer, Ey experience and
study has become absolutely capable.
Il have known many cases where he has
permanently adjusted the error Of re-
fraction by measuring and scientitical-
ly correcting the eye strain. They
come from everywhere to get the bene-
fit of his skilled advice in optical work
and he will fit you out nicely with
TOric lenses in the old frames. He has
hnon Httinn oil ccoC hopa for ronra IN N
twenty years. Others come, and 9th
ers go. hut like the babbling brook, his
expert optical work goes on forever"
"All work and no play makes Jack
/ dull boy" said Grandpa. IF that
is true of the boy it must be of the girl
700. and if you young folks want to
spend pleasant hour at Il play house
ahead. and one where you see pictures
hat pleasingly amuse and instruct
without vulgarity. I'd recommend the
Unique Theater. Con Martin sees to
t that prices are what you can afford
20 pay
Now said the old gentleman "now
for picture of this crowd and view
of the new home. You will want sta
tiOnery pictures of this event that you
will be- proud of, and you will surely
treasure the ones you get at Titfany's
Studio" Entering the studio and
while Polly was arranging her hair,
Grandpa remarked. Look at the photos
around you. they almost breathe they
are so realistic and isn't the posing
natural, pose and light, they say, are
Tiffany's long suits and it's Il pleasure
to have pictures taken there. They do
enlarging, portrait and new work, ko-
dak finishing and carry kOdaks and
supplies. Keep pictorial history of
your family with Tiffany's
photos"
After a visit to churches schools,
parks, court house. library, city hall,
fine residences, stock farms and points
of interest the gentlemen stopped at
the News-Budget office and left the
for years subscription.
On rejoining Polly she bagan to volu-
bly, express her thanks. This is in
deed happy event and one we never
can forget, you have bought us every
thing" she exclaimed. Except one
thing" said Grandpa, "but | have rem
ndied that by leaving the order on the |