Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1918, Page 2

Natrona_¢ Wyo. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE regardless of emerge ney} -— ae | ._— es = jonal demands, a careful Todas etn s Events Th the Day’ s News Reny evening except Sunday at a of supplies on hand before! ¢- SS —— NS ay ma One hundredth anniversary of the Jose Miguel Gome who has! * NOTICE ! | |_ CASPER, Wyo., Nov. 26, 1918.— Public notice is hereby given that *\the undersigned will not be respon- aS fices: O: change B nE thing is bought Purchases ; 7 unts con. Poet La ie bought. Purchases |:-th of William W. Loring, a cele-|announced his candidacy for the next| Sle for any, bills or accounts. co ak r TELEPHONE -.- 15 should be made in accordance with{brated Confederate general who be-| presidential campaign in Cuba, is a| een Ga iho wadividualammumes | £s ? SOAR, 3p. prepared program of consumption.|came a pasha in ithe army of the| former president of the republic, hav-| P ne ie Weulin 2. % = N re Khedive of Egypt ing ‘filled the office of chief execu-)22"°S OF _O*¥ Merwe . es ¥ Ther nust be an understanding “ypt. 3 ‘) e office h 3 Shop. FRED FE. WOODBRIDGE. ; - of the American Ware- from 1909 to 1913. Gen. Gomez Pub, Nov Ser he oe E > part of the 7 r of food | ho Association from mar ed with the deminant faction of ©" ~°"* iE se e4 lues and their proper ‘combi cit United States and ( - e so-called Liberal as PMs. H. M. Patton, Waverly, Mo.,/ he ) insure the ‘ ‘ ork. today pea ’ and Writes, “I feed 2 boxes of ‘More Eggs’ | 4 ‘ fo! nnual convention. now in power. Both as a soldier and| a 5 proper kinds and amount Forestry and Conser- politician he has long been prominent] to my hens and broke the egg record. | z Ha We LORDS Food bov thus carefully, pre- v ion will meet in annual in Cuban-affairs. He won some ‘is-|1 got 1500 eggs from 160 hens in ¢x-} & ‘ , ‘ 8 t P Ore., tinct h eral during the! actly 4 an vou G sige : 7 | d carefully and without waste, ° at Portland, Ore., with) tinction asia brave general during he) actly 21 gaye.” You can do as welll} We have several cars Rock Springs (Obaleex | meals of the grade te ainst “Spain} qhich terminated in| AY Poultry raiser can easily double hand. Fill | bi : 4 Parl \|the American intervention of 1898. his profits by doubling the egg pro- @% On Nand. ul, your coal Din with this good > made : He served acceptably as governor of| duction of his hens. A scientific) Chal % ipation of the general elections to be his native Pre Santa Clara, /tonje has been discovered that revi-|@ . : held ten days hence. under the American Military Admin. | tatizes the flock and makes hens work ip Annual convention of the Woman's istration, and was afterwards elected) 1 the time. The tonic is called “More & the \l and its fu-/Christian Temperance Union of to the same position when President) 7 1% el um h3 i Pave ine Sail an at Watertilla today inaugurated in 1902 Eggs.” Give your hens a few cents le % ress jture u combinations tastefully Maine will open at Waterville today Ji worth off 4Marelices? anal youc wills 4 continue in session over tomor- 3 x = pty 5 , = 5 - = * be amazed and delighted with results. Phone 3 4 hardship intauchya| “The “British pedueaondl eM Today’. Anniversaries | | “More Bees’ will double this t is distinctly to the now in America will be the © | sry this great protite smakor, wiite X: Leenegorooeooogroroosoge adeeted E " : - ; ests of the ociation of Ameri- 1808 The Inau was suppressed ‘res THE CHILD LABOR the household, and : : : 3 J. Reefer, poultry expert, Dept. 157, bo can Universitie its annual meeting Spain by Napoleon. Reefer Bldg., Kansas City, Mo., for a Making the prevention of chil ration of waste of food openir Harvard: wis ae sons B.l¢i: package: of “More Megs" Tonter| st" labor matter of taxe set free quantities of food oa aE ey pea toes} of Re 4 seated as t U.) Or send $ today and get three § SPANISH ite Policies Board, is to speak at the S. senators from Illinois. nacre! 5 ape: is-|3 orating it in th em seen nillions of hungr ; : regular $1 packages on special dis : ; : , } nue tevenu em Meee es z of the annual convention of 1829 Abolition of the rite of suttee,| count for a season's supply. A million |$ A practical language, is taught in evening classes. surprising ional Association of Garment or burning of Hindu widows on/ dollar bank guarantees if you are no urers, the of their hus CASPER BUSINESS CGLLEGE, Inc. There ft oe so eee which is to meet to- RineR| pile : ‘ Oa E Srie thet _ day in New York. j bands. Seineiienod categueas ana tia alee Phone 349-M. Smith Tarter Bldg. Second and Durbin ea Pyaar pass Two thousand industrial leaders 1868 Steamboats United States > costs you nothing. You take eerccccccccecevececasesccsecceoscecsesseeseseess children. But | Th Jack Pot | zovtit tht 2, tas Avabiesieolttded in the aa ee naeee pit asTine vinces the most casual } e ac (@) for the opening of the special con river, with gr loss of lif nor letter or’send 5 sp comglitions that the pl extt a on eee ee a orn cadeamtaen ced Ones New Royal Courts of fries al discount for 8 packages. Or : THE FLU'S FLO Maer ee oe ree tives wate) in London, opened by Queen Mr. Reefer to send you free his poul- d wis FLOWN, Slermine a definite rogram. for| Veta "Wy book that tells the expenence of | We Pay $10.00 to $15.00 for good one There ; ain want : : closer cooperation between industry 199 Fi Ar of theacontvo tall sie vecnc ue ae | Y : FS g S There is only one thing which : 1892 First section he ng ail- 2 man who made a fortune out of peals t : f child 1 sg andbitesGOverumenuin the worl 107 was opened to traffic. poultry.—Adv. | WOOL WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION ae teh Safe ie Sy industrial reconsteuction. 1914 eavaiot the aitiing of tele See W. F. D and that al aspect of the ae . _— e sh battleship Audacious. = Ld tter. There is only one plz : 5 * a Lushan Londo = published in London. —————_— where heyiecpreansiuvi Year Ago in War 1915 Kitchener, Asquith and Balfour nae dent Wilson announe cil at Calais peak of the United Stat 1916 Germans attacked the defenses Toy anaes ate, lerdeaeded ‘ : of Bri of Bucharest from all diree-'| Ten Jaborers, 60c per Lodges v er Apapa with loss of 80 lives tions. ? as thi aded, tests against to humanit lab: run vel Committee. O. S. Building. specious ¢ nts h appear to ; th whil . I fe be worth ile wh sati pir conscience But put = Tet wae ye ADOC POCOGOHODSOTSOOOOO OL COG COOH OOHOEHOOOHOS s The flu flees ting a good, big tax on the profits of 5 aR F Wyoming State ‘Tribune this inhuman exploitation of the na tion’s future citizens ought, logrical- eee . JUST A GIRL, AFTER ALL e ly, to operate as an effective check “i o She wore khaki pants, flannel 8 The Pomerene provision s toi Py hir a cap, with a pencil behind § 10 per cent tax over and : ‘ -'$ : car; had a businesslike looking § all other taxes on mills, can- ' e e money pouch swung from a 3 , workshops and factories ¢ = over her shouider, and looked $ ploying children of 1 and un- : : wi ja wagon ¢ der. It would se tax . ir Yet, in passing @ on industries employing children be- ii 2 pulled a ¢! id 16 if they work them . ry of h pants pocket, gav w dabs and straightened femme | eternelle.—Los who yoted z ators t this meg come from cotto tates where children ¢ Are Set on o—— F: GOOD-BYE, BEER! re ays a Douglas head- 1A To paraphrase an old conicial ! aces one AceIns ata a4 Bes Where they light if the seat | Now farewell, beer, for evermore! #0! too Ww ‘ Our breww are surely o’er. } The fede ban on the use of ec ing the fact i food’ 1s for manufacturing ta ! sans that t int folks to stand beer h ‘one it c N ¢ £ aria , Ss 1 e Stat la: le i u aS ti What's th Ar : ” Wel, well hil ume wher 1 1 ea fe Wy hi told what flee answer what occ Now that oming State Tri- will happen when some one urred when th orted. er French Foreign Office creation of a Supreme Allied Na- We make a spe Security Loan Company announces! Suite The holidays are approaching rapidly. It's a good idea to buy your gifts early. : We make this suggestion because the next few weeks will be busy ones ct for you, One trip through our store will give you more goed ideas for "Xmas than you will! get in a month at home. Seeeeecsceces godessasavecececececcoscanssessecoces® THE WORLD'S BEST FLAP- ye me pai "i I nH Ph ag us CC min Bran a little while ago turned |f f ea I ar Its use | 640 pancakes in 20 hours, all . I on the wi of Egyptian { 1 on one hot plate four feet || old, and square 7 intil 3:30 he fry continued e trenches Birthdays opera stu years ago Today’s un the i i t it Clinton, Iowa, 57 Alexander Butterworth, head British Arbitration and Con- - « tion Board for governm em ploy 64 years ago today Her an emin eader of the American chemical pro Milledgeville, Ga., 51 Admiral etired, Royal R. Ingersoll, orn at Niles, Mich., ago toc iam J. 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Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, so you can eat what you like. At 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. JK EELEY INSTITUTE Eighteenth and Curtis GENVER, COLO. LIQUOR 4.ND DRUG ADDICTIONS cured by a scientific course of medi_ The only place in Colorado The demand for raw furs this season is greater than ever before and we would like the privilegeof figuring with you on your pelts and furs. We havea large contract for coyote pelts and we guarantee to satisfy you on prices and treatment if you will bring them in to us. Wyoming Hide & Metal Co. A. McALISTER, Manager Phone 285-] 525 West Second St. | | : 5) | WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES Rates $3, $4, $5 Per Year The Casper National Bank Capital and Surplus $150,000 2: Ste REMEDY FOR MEN. AT YOUR DRUGGIST. SS Sie ¢ PPO CCPPLOLCOC CCC LLCO OEE SDS MM II BUILDERS’ HARDWARE DEVOE PAINTS STOVES STOVES STOVES Let us show you our line of Stoves and Heaters before you buy elsewhere. We can save you money. 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