Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1919, Page 6

MS Te stal, Roy PAGE SIX = WHAT THE BUYER WANTS T0 KNOW now 2 $4,500,000,000 195,000,000 y 20, 1919 The Nation’s Quota.......... The Tenth Federal Reserve Disirict’s Quota Date of Notes 2... Date of Maturity of Notes. = Notes may be redeemed at option of the United States on June 15 or December 15, 1922, at par and accrued interest. Rate of Interest on Notes (partially tax exempt) 4 3-4 per cent Convertible ions a per cent tines foue year U. = Notes friends predict that the Post will be exempt from a ederal, state and local taxes except e='2te€ an even greater success as a daily. 3 TIM HURLEY. TRANSFER 4 and inheritance taxes. eee Phones—Office, 26-J; Res. 779-W. THE RICHELIEU STORE Interest Payable... December 15, 1919 _ Home cooking at the HIBIvey, Light and Heavy Hauling, Baggage Transfer, Piano Moving and semi-annually thereafter on June 15 and December 15 and at maturity. Payments of Subscription to Notes— rs * * Cy | 10% with application on or before May 10th. A BAD co ?” | E x 35 10% July 16th, LD ll! ssvorcue OREO TATIONS. Se Stewed} Onions, No. 3 Camececcccccsnnennnnsenenmt ce 20% ugus' etn. | \ Estimates on Job Work 20% September 9th. Get busy with a bottle of Comptometer Operators Richelieu 20% October 7th. Dr. King’s New Discovery | Furnished by the meaataails Tips ris ie 45e 20% November 11th. at once CASPER BUSINESS COLLEGE, Inc. Simic wie ia with accrued interest on deferred installments. i ee | Phone’ 442-W SuaEseconaAAnanOe bitin Richelieu Payments in full can be made on May 20th ,the 10% re- Coughs, colas and bronchial attacks Golden Barta, Corn -ieccccccsccceccsscssessssseeseesseseeeeeenesnee 30e quired with application having been duly paid on or before May 10th. Payments in full will also be allowed with appli- cation, but without rebate of interest; but there may be a) limitation as to the maximum amount of Notes upon which such full payment will be accepted. Payment can also be com- pleted on any installment date with accrued interest, but no completion of payments can be made except on installment | dates. | Denominations of Notes—$50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10,000, $50,000, $100,000. phi Oversubscriptions will be rejected and allotments made ona graduated scale. Allotments will be made in full on subscrip- tions up to and including $10,000. Purpose of the Victory Liberty Loan—to pay the Govern- ment’s war bills, return the soldiers and sailors to civilian life and finish the job. Secretary Glass says: “Let the world see that the patriots of America, out of their boundless resources, and with the same en- thusiasm and devotion to country with which they prosecuted the war to a victorious conclusion, are determined to finish the job.” Attention Elks No. 1353 . And Candidates Next Regular Meeting Called FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 2, AT 7:30 P. M. ae | TIITTITLILILACLPALAPL LL SD LMOOOOIIIOIIIIIAITIIIIOIATIMIOIOOIISSTTOOOSH, ALL MEETINGS PRIOR TO THIS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED BY ORDER OF E. R. ROB'T. COHEN, Secretary. ME I hh hdd hddkkddedan NESS OLD I ELIS ILI TIS ES SS WIPSPLLLLLLLLLLALLA EL BA CLEANUP SALE! --ON-- AUTO TIRES To make room for a karge shipment of Miller Cord and Fabric Tires, we have placed on sale— Our Entire Stock of Guaranteed Tires at 15% Discount Auto owners you will save money by taking advantage of this sale. Acme Rubber Co. TIRES AND TIRE REPAIRING 123 W. First St. Casper, Wyo. Phone 249 HIGH LIGHTS OF VIGTORY DRIVE Si rs ENTERS ‘FIRE REVIVED, DAILY FIELD ON MAY 1 SHERIDAN.—The Sheridan Post, Wilson near this city was destroyed by | Trading company of this place was daily May 1. C. Watt ‘Brandon, editor and pub- | which Wilson hadebeen burning earli- | burglary took place at night. lisher, wires from New York City: “Won contest before direct meeting today and we have been 5 full membership in the Associated | 100 feet, was also burned. Mr. Wil-| tion of that worn by one of them was | > Press.’’ | Taking hold of the property last but the house and shed were a total lhe helped himself to a new outfit of | October, Mr. Brandon has built it up loss, as he carried no insurance. until it is now publishing one Of the | eee cme: leading papers in °°" STUFFED UP WITH — they areall likely toresult in dangere ous aftermaths wu: ans bow, ehectively, Sad quickly De ing’s New covery] elps to do the checking work! In! i membranes are soothed, m loosened freel; restful sleep follows. Alldruggists have it. Sold since 1869 | Constipation No more plextion, sick headache, indigestion, -the world looking cheerful. Che Casper Daiw Cribune_ ERSTE |TRADING POST _ | HOME BURNED) BURGLARIZED' See Ben Transfer Co Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Light and Heavy Hawing._ Furnitere and Piane moving a specialty. Baggage transferred. QUICK AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE WORLAND—The home of Harry} WASHAKIE.— The Washakie semi-weekly, will become a fire, when the wind rose and revived | proken into, and $36 taken from the the blaze in a pile of Russian thistles | cash drawer by unknown parties. The | Two er in the day. The fire was carried | boys who escaped from the state in-| t to the house, which was destroyed. <A | dustrial school are suspected, as some | n large cattle shed, measuring 44 by /|of the clothing answering the descrip- | Read the Advertisements in son managed to save his furniture, | found in the store. It is believed that | Sees . aay clothing while there. Wyoming. His 9.302 E HHP The Casper Storage Groce | If It Can Be Moved, We Can Do It | HHI AK AIH IK HANIA IIIA LAS AN IAAI NAAN ANSI AIN AN AN ANA A AAA AN ANA | SPECIAL SATURDAY | | Richelieu less Checked in time. (4636903636332 IHEAH IIHT HET HEEEEHHEHEHEE | med, irritated the mucous quiet, $1.20. | HE os Casper Storage Company General Storage Car Lots Canned Goods, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables Handled, stored, re-shipped and Checked in a Emacipation = 1¢, indigestion, WIRING REPAIRS APPLIANCES reals : = i barassing bi rhe Subscriptions to Notes begin April 21, 1919, closing May 10, Sree Ben Rines hea you'use a8 |e SUN LAMPS a Business Like Manner L | ‘They systematize the system and 149 S. Center J.C. COUNTS, Prop. Phone 1013 KKK KHKA HD AERAEEEEERE 25c, ‘ EHH KKK HHH HAA AAA IAAI AAAS IS IAI AAAS IANA IAA ANAS ASN SAAN AN AANA | MIU AOPLLPLLLLLLLLLCLLCLCCL LLL LCA tLe ral, \) N) N) JN \ N) N) N) N) N) N N \ Would Choose Chiropractic Unhesitatingly--Never Lost a Case Under Adjustment BB Recently a medical friend said to me: “Doctor, I understand that you have taken up Chiropractic as an adjunct to medicine.” | replied: “You are mistaken. I practice Chiropractic constantly, how- ss ever, | sometimes use a little medicine as an adjunct to Chiropractic.” Altho I graduated in medicine in 1889, I presume you could term me a sort of latitudinarian, so far as therapeutics are concerned. I endeavor to employ the most effective agent at my command in gaining a desired point; nevertheless, | will state frankly, that if I were confined wholly to one branch of therapeutics, I should choose Chiropractic, unhesitatingly. Almost my first case, after determining to discard medicine and take up Chiropractic, was True Angina Pectoris. The same day I was called in a typhoid case with a temperature of 104 1-8. Consid- ering the frequent sequel in the former, you may imagine that I tackled these cases with some degree of apprehension, and more than often my mind reverted to materia medica, however, I stuck to the Chiro- practic colors, and got convalescence more rapidly by adjustments, than I could have obtained by using drugs. : I have practiced Chiropractic almost exclusively now for two years, and during this time I have never lost a case. (So far this month, I have given 419 adjustments.) I have obtained most won- derful results in both acute and chronic diseases; notably in appendicitis, rheumatism, constipation, stomach'and kidney troubles, goiter, insomnia, anterior poliomyelitis, headaches, and the pelvic dis- eases peculiar to women. I really hesitate to tell you the number of women I have helped to health in the evasion of the surgeon’s knife, thru Chiropractic adjustments alone. Yours very truly, (Signed) R. E. ELLSWORTH, A. B., M. D., D. C. Dr. Edna E. Hahn CHIROPRACTORS Office Phone 423. Palmer School Graduates. Townsend Bldg., Casper, Wyo. Res. Phone 841-R Dr. B. G. Hahn Seidéid¢ddidreititittititiité~tdititgitittde wWaaas: