Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 17, 1919, Page 3

AY, JANUARY 17, 1919 We pay the highest market price THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE D--- Cann Page 3 SiS aad RES — — - - = the uric acid. Mote cto cte ste te te tn tn tn te te te Hote to tote tects Mote te te le tote tects Mote tote te tee te teste NO CH ANCE FOR \ELK. HORN NEAR for second hand furniture. Phone! # is important that broths, milk, a Se ee ee nS I I I I RIN LR LIAS ‘| 249. 121 West First st. 1-13-26t | buttermilk, ice cream and simple diet = : am * i | DEEP SA ND_ IN | HEALTH TA I K |be given regularly to strengthen a — are ane == = sere ee Pa “ i | |system and increase the vital resist- & A . £) HE | SECTION FOUR L A ome et tenia edg of TAT TTA oa ns SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIP | use of the Anuric tablets, but in ad. °% Hl i f Hh) ty Waeaeeoeai ber seer | By Dr. Lee H. Smith | dition, the forehead, arms and hands se | Ful] = %e ccording to reports from the of. aepaa yee be bath ith wat tepid) in & 4 H 89 2 |ticers of the. Elkhorn. Oit company] At,oldjenamy.i with os ceain, and) TY ys taulcspocnful of salarecea hes Where Sarivty Braw Clotizes are sors i] aed ahactig on cetion cag-70 |e Must pat up a good fight, and not been dissolved in each quart. a N : B) & i ~ee-f™-|be afraid. The influenza rans avery, After an attack o: grip or pneu- ee ireertas a <= i; $4 = y S (epee BSH GE Gi sandeu 2 depth | brieg course when the pation is care-|monia to build up and strengthen the + — = ee = = = 2 Liquor Dealers Will Be Loser if of 3.050 feet. This well is virtually ful, and if we keep the system in system, obtain at a drug store a good oe a Statutory or Federal Prohibi- |{h¢ Same depth at which the Ei |2ood condition and threw off the iron tonic, called “Irontic” Tablets, ns ax z ress : orn’s first well in the Big Muddy) joisons which tend to accumulate or that well known herbal tonic, )r. b3 tion Cuts Y: B t a ; e : : 3, BE AGNS “Sho els vo Seen aeere a eres |within our bodies, we can escape the Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. Sx — ness Short Production from the ncw_ well,’ disease. Remember these three C’s— —Adv. eo ae Liguor dealers in Wyoming are ©xPecte’ to come P ' bowels. To carry off poisons from 3 3 i facing what is likely to prove a keen °f nearly 1000 barrels and then =ct: | the system and keep the bowels loose, Januar y Sale— SX ~ i disappointment in their hope that the tle down to 700 or 800 barrels xily doses of a pleasant laxati : 5 “ a at legislature now in session will pass a ®S did the sister well. The i honld be taken. Such a one is made LA DIES’ Winter & Se } law which will enable them to secure of aa Sore wi the eee of May Apple, leaves of Aloe, root of : ax & 4 a refund*from the state on the money @f adding to «he production 0 Jelap, and called Dr. Pierce’s Pleas- 26 paid by. them for licenses. Licenses field and increasing the Elkhora earn: (ant Pellets. Hot lemonade should ‘be UNDERWEAR + + haveliiseantrenewod by. many, who iné power : jused freely if attacked by a cold, and ° BS a Cr hades paid’ the state $1,000 for the ae apeeee pa |the patient should be put to bed after Either Wool or oe os Ph privilege of operating saloons and STOCKHOLDERS |a hot mustard foot-bath. C t 8 3 i liquer Getablitmnviite fora period of > | To prevent the attack of bronchitis otton at a 20 Oe oe one year, under a law which states 2 [ar pneumonia and to control the pain, 6 ~ ee a SBarintaltonthat the ligense™may ‘be OF CITIZENS |Anurte tabtetn should be obtained at Per Cent Discount + a e, @) 9 & mel i : e drug store, and one giver every i d reveree ce any: time: Eestosenaat MEET SATURDAY (exo héurs, with lemonade. ‘The Anu- Richards & Ae od many that this legislature will pass | rie tablets were first disco-ered by y W. 9 Mi h P d < o a law which will enable them to re-| A meeting of the stockholders c+ Dr, Pierce, and, as they flush the Cunningham |¥ ere 1g. ty rou Bd “ cover after the state goes dry by the Citizen’s State bank is scheduled |, : ee pene vere raes x * “4 A carry away much of the poisons and $< 63 : national law on July 1. This leaves for tomorrow afternoon at which — ee ee i a period of six months when dealers time the reports of the erowth of the nas a3 of You & who have purchased licenses will be bank during the year will be read. a $y out of business. Inasmuch as this. In speaking of the phenomenal °° De ~ is a half a year, they hope recover growth that the bank hus experiencec ex A. ee half their license money. C. H. Hortsman, manager, reported y S I RIMMED HATS e a Re Attorneys point out that such a today that despite the fact that th. o aS law were it taken to court would expenses attendant upon moving into ‘ ? a 6 : eee : é be held unconstitutional under the permanent, quarters and purchasing ff | + You'll be laying off your uniform soon, and will be wanting + clause of the constitution which of all equipment, that the bank was ‘ ae eon ey, Pe Se : F ; ey oe states that no “ex post facto” law enjoying great prosperity and was in T b ld To be sold at ne civilian clothes. You will want the best you are entitled to the best. We have BS shall be passed, which means that 1 very healthy conditio 0 be sold at a oe them for you—Society Brand Clothes~—America’s standard for young men and oe no reactionary legislation can take Sea <a ; , s n place. In other words conditions STEPHENS NOW BOASTS OF 5 + men who stay young. + tho pessage of another lew whore, DEPOT ON THE BURLINGTON ax ne 5 ; ; 3x \ sole aim and object is to modify the 4 gepot has been built at Stephen, each $ As “Style Headquarters” we are alsle to serve you in the selec- SX if The present law provides that the crea Lo ee oat ie each OY tion of your other personal needs and we welcome you to our store where every + licenses shall be issued for one year, i. that vicinity report considerable ~~ dersonal service will be accorded. ~ that the price of the licen: hall bi 3, ! 3 4 $1,000, card thot undex ne conditions activity in the town. It is said that Some of these hats have been + + so "5 the Vern Pruden drug store build- 4 . oe ee cand tie brucirer ist Hite Heese 8: ing has been completed and that an $21 .00, but we clean up every as =~ oe ( * ae Frank Tracy building will be ready 4 . Re sie money, paid for the Hcense funder) tor occupancy: soon. as season and now is your chance to + smi Ne + = ; The government has: allowed the ‘ ee an { S ne have been taken out under this law. | ,ostoffice but has named it Orphi, 0 get a hat to wear a few months Kx HEADQUARTERS AS Although June 11, 1918, was the that the name will not conflict with ig : 2. L ve: Whes 53 date of the alleged murder, Hall was other offices, It is believed that the this season and start next fall 3 Society Brand “ not arrested until two months later, name of the town will also be changed y 5 ree ~ At first the preacher’s story that his to conform with the government rul- season. eo 164 SOUTH CENTER N . “eo wife had been the victim of an acci- ing in the near future. Burlington o oe dent was generally believed, but vil-| officials have stated that,an agent will $3 3 lage gossip aroused the suspicions! be-placed in the station shortly. M ARTZ H AT SHOP o2 + of the authorities, with the result > ee ‘i nse > thal an investigation was started ana 114 NORTH CENTER ~ ey sufficient evidence unearthed to worth Burlingto: y will Po Mae lee tete tee tetetetetee tetera tess Sete retetetetetescetecetestecesetececetem bring about the arrest and indictment | Hold, Bake Sale” mete 3 Be ee a CD a Se tae ae la Se te ae a a aod | Brown's grocery, Burlington A 1 of the suspected husband.. _ HEHEHE KEKE KEEBLE ALR IEHAAL ERA AIAN LEER ERE | =) NOVELTY REAL ESTATE Po tee % On Sate ta tem R2 Poste ctetotet Peetectecte teste teste ctete to cteem Po Me ctecte teste Sesto Sotelo telete te Sete dette tetesiesn o eee eho eie eee es roake ao che-stocke-ste-elocte-aie-ehe-cfo-ele-sloetesie-sloste-ssesse wre 4ne see 1e- tle 40o-05e se 40o see aio ele 120-0 Pale HLe4e 150-450 410-016-420 40-44 50 af 0-450 4fo aSo-oLe a0 420-450-45o 40-4 % HELE HHH HEHEHE KEKE ERE KHMER EEE EEE EEL RELA ER EEE ERE RE CHNHHKE? SEE BEN A CHANCE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME i PRICE REDUCES DAILY $100.00 $O4O8 O2OOO80OOO6- 90H 00900009 000-00OO 0090006 Commencing Sanday, January 19, 1919, we are going to offer to the Public a beautiful five-room Modern Bungalow, newly painted and decorated inside and out. Oak floors in living and dining rooms. Bedrooms and bath white enamel. Base- ment has inside level. 50x140 lot, trees, shrub- ery, walks, lawn and barn in rear; and city water, sewer, lights, telephone. Close to school. Right in heart of Casper’s best residence section. Being 504 East Dover street, 4 1-2 blocks from the pavements. : First Come First Served TERMS OF SALE We are going to offer this beautiful bungalow at $4,500.00 And reduce the price $100 at noon each day till sold, on the following terms: $2200 cash and bal- ance at $25.00 per month, interest 10 per cent, payable monthly. Cash payment and principal sum being reduced $100 daily till sold. © DOSD JANUARY 19th, 1919 See Ben will be on Ground at 10 A.M. 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