Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1919, Page 8

\s Pe aoUaArs eae off ing oc Jui bid cil at unt per sur of file dat der cor, the fro suc wo! ant the = az evga = ‘s be rae | _SATURDAY, SUNE 23, 1919 | ‘CHT SAVING TO, MOTOR WEICLE COMERS PTS FOR ROMS TIRE BUSMESS FAST. James Fitegerald jx) S"Aiaaata DISGUISE AIDs SE Tage BOND ISSUE PLAN 1S BORNE QUT BY TESTS TO RECOVER FROM Wi eee ee ee ee een” PAGE EIGHT be Casper Daiiy Cribune The flowers sent by he ee RADEON Shading his moustache " league and the Army an@\Navy club/ darkening His hair, removing \\, Perhaps no industry has been| nag d n E quicker to regain its pre-war status! The funeral of James Fitzgerald, eet by oe a bpreet ee Bb ae? os ela Leetreee flim, a 7 f ic sa vA } f y ing 8 } ered appear. ie point of Bomestic sale Whee who. met death in the collapse of @ yoteys and taps were blown. The ance that he was able to visit 1... re acai eee e S\rig in Salt Creek Tuesday, was held pali bearers were alse members of/ of his wife's, and “marry” one of the first week in November 1998}... y Aim z a f tound the production of tires $s| Efiday morning from the Shafer-Gay | the Army and Navy club. -__ girls. Akron, the tire center of the worki,|"— at much less than half its notuial volume, due to government demands Yor rubber equipment, a month hed} - not elapsed efter the signing of the} armistice before the larger ¢empa-| Aside from their economic value | dirt road in good condition, 7.19 over say Ts I —including lowering of fpod prices | fair gravel, 9.39 over good gravel, Automobile and Truck Shortage! enhancing property values, bringing | about the same over fair bituminous Developing in Europe as Re- the farmer closer to the city, and to macadem and good brick roads, it, Cletca his neighbor, and stretching the bus-|11.44 over extra smooth brick and : ae iness radius of towns and cities— 11.78 over good concrete 4 rine : the building and maintenance of| The saving to the motoring public WASHINGTON, J 20.—(Unit- {: ane eB Cd aes good roads could be more than financ-|in gasoline alone would amount to ed by the saving to the operators of | millions of dollars annually. Per- veloping in Europe because of em- satomapies ane frucks, declares the: haps equal to this would bee 5 hargoes on plotor vekieles, mew in B. F. Goodrich Rabber company. jing im tires, which is considered as force in England, France and Italy,|, 4 test condueted in Ohie recently | an important item of car upkeep 25 \ ties were again turning out casing- deena r. to determine the ‘saving in gasoline is gasoline. Calculating the saving - seys Secretary C. C. Hanch of the a Ss and tubes for domestic pufposes on Bes SOT “hhc % from running over a good road asin wear and tear on the mech : A National Automobile Chamber of Be . = practically a full capacity basis. | F, compared with gas consumption over of cars and trucks and also the iiem s | Hanch, who has just retarned from bad, medium grade roads, disclosed of time lost by poor roads, adequate —_ fe eee tse than tour of /2. Surprising differer With five highways are undoubtedly 2 sane in- } KF TN a fou s ” trucks with vestment. fe . : new army standard Europe, declared that European ma ket ould “use up every Americar ven different types of rozd ser. P : vice, showed a gain of six miles per carga ow avaiable eer do" Gallon of fuel between the bo a0 BASIN PLATOON AFVIVE BIKE INTEREST. ed Press.)—A tremendous automo- bile and truck shortage, is fast de- TheBuick Roadster has a distinct place in the business life of today. In a great many imstences analysis will show that by using this car busimess can be ‘‘speeded up’’ to a marked degree. An executive, whose duties require that he visit a number of different places during business hours, will find himself turning out a larger volume of work—and doing it more easily—from the very day he makes a BUICK ‘‘two- passenger’’ a part of his business equipment. HarsGed ware lifted worst types of roads. AM] the trucks Se Grane ite demand chore, te es cou cue We et ths) NAMES LEADERS. gx sexvitE Tine 21—nhe said, that second-hand cars are sell 4a took seven thnes as much MILWAUKEE, F j at twice the figures paid for them, |1087 took seven Ss nee] = Briggs and Stratton company, who, | when new, a few years ago. peri > guna 2 4 Te a BASIN, Wyo, June 20.—The during the war operated a mampioth | p_lmporters | of | American ¢8' age of 5.78 miles per gallon over a members of the Basin platoon of the Plant for the production of Mand] is have eee — now cavalry regiment have selected’ &tenades, have parehased the _ Tous vibw Uehacntheivarciala makes the following comment re- Ted Denny, Lew Bowies and R. P, Motor wheel, a power plant attach-| But the only country to act is ( gurding another ingredient: “It may! Pearson for presentation to the ac ,ment for bicycles, from the A. ¢.| Britain, who has permitted impo be used im all cases of pure debility jutant general as officers of the pla-,Smith Corporation of the same city. tion of one-fourth of ‘that importea | °% ive organs or whete © toon. A meeting is being held in Produetion has elready begum and} 371918, Kranée and italy havejtaken |=* impression is required. Casper today with the adjutant, who several extensive additions’ are being i Dyspepsia, atonic gout hysteria, and ywij] select the officers f. 2 made to the plant in anticipation of | butt no action. It is worth noting that!.” 2 . java sezec je officers for the six/ made to BR: ¥ Pi t Just a téuch on the startér button, a ihe ie ea one re for =e 400 aban char fever eit ite = platoons and issue orders for the the renewed interest in the once pop- shift of the gears and he’s on his way brea nano fate gen ¥ 3a. many affections in which it ha: | mustering i > men. lar s' f bicycling. : people in France, one for every 225 |) oven useful.” oN uy Cee Ee aa ee at any speéd a business man wants— in Great Britain, while there is one |P™ py. for every 18 in this country.” it Hanch declared that the automo- 214 bile industry has greatly expanded in}. Europe, because of the many fac tories which have spr rup during ar. He said, however, that the plants will never be able to compete with the American product, because they are not designed nor are the trained for producing in “mass production.” And although L these factories have much increased ¢ was designed. primarily: for the supply of cars and trucks abroad, the correction of disorders of the they are far from enough. stated vel. eax bowele: Exports of rerican motor C&T} came ti however, it is a po manufacturers are at the rate of | recon about $125,000,000 a year, which is/er, for it about ten per cent. of their total’ business, and with the lifting of e t es this amount will show a m terial incr traveling comfortably and economically —and the lines of his BUICK and its beautiful finish will be a constant source of pride. are certain other ingredi- described in the Dispensatory ¢ im ether standard medical text books as having a bereficial actior upon the organs of setretion, whos« proper functioning results in the pu fification of the blood streams pass. ing through them. In this mann object ble and poisonous ingred\ ents of the blood are removéd and the system is invigorated and vi Grand Opening TONIGHT Casper Motor Ce. medicine that brings about proper as similation of the food and the there -| elimination of the waste prodpets Hanch. must therefore have a far-reachir and most beneficial effect upon the! PUBLIC NOW TOLD nti system: Althongh Fanlac’s claims for su Ale ABOUT TANLAC premacy are abundantly supporied by i the world’s Icading authorities, it i FR ae aN the people themselves who have real Authorities Now Show Just What ly made Tanlac what it is. Million ase, sai ROCCO 2 EET HE SHOSESAASMESCO Dancing Pavilio | SOPH SSCOSSSSHS SSHSHKFOCOSPHOSHOSOHSSOHSOPSHSOHOHSOSSHHDOHLOES ‘ se zpon millions have used it, and havc eA alta cened as ‘ This Medicine sab lit salle what We has dn The Largest in the State of Wyoming Really Is. for them. - That is why Tanlac ha | ‘Follow the Sound of the Jazz on Center Street - become the real sensation of the drug ssue this paper an- ‘trade in this country, and that is alsc le tha: Tanlge why-it is the most widely tatkedof le of any medi- medicine in the world today. LILL¥ ‘and BRENNAN, Managers it ki he world and that Tanlac’ is sold in Casper by the u @ than twel e milhon bot 1 €asper Pharmacy and in Alcova by VRE eg been sold during the past fo the Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. These nusua! figure: = question naturally arises in the min: of the reader why this phenomenal success and why has this prepars- ti so far out-stripped all other | medicines of its kind. It is only tur srefore that the manufac d offer some explanation y public interest. nlae is manu-| largest and “Arent Your Tires Whales!” factured , \ mos nodernly equipped laborato 4 ries inrthig coaheey., Tia £6rHeRe™ “Not at all; pt ethical and complies w SIE AP ete ieee : : Puiahts Ist vanes eeek Whales blow occasionally;” - is of recog: therapeuti = Mane of the javrsdicnte have ADI A aN | 5 4 ° been dividna y neé sed 7 ey ee ta C LLAC Kelly-Springtfield have been used and pre by leading physicians eve but until they were broujrht a ‘ A Symphony in Smoothness Cords never do. together in proper proportion an association as in the Tanlac form ity had not heretofore reali value and effect x to one of the mor 1portar ngredients of Tanlac the Encyclopedia Britannica says: “It haz long been the source of the most valuable tonic medicines that have even beer In referr’ to others of » general tonic dru: contained in Tanlac the 13th Edition of Potte Therapeutics, a standar. medical text book, s that eral tone and strer entire system, meluding and tissues.” very niovting part of the Cadillac works mm complete harmony with all other parts. The reason for this is Cadillac over-care = construction. The monious, entrancing and altogether satis- result is a restful smoothness as har- Also Enquire fying as a sublime symphony played by an same well-known a h - 7 ere rue artists Biicethemnieeblosicalent orchestra of 100 per cent true artists. al tion of still another of the ingredi- . or} ents of Tanlac which is of value in Cadill i ri Ne rae About Kelly- S| teal’ ahiat honnonty coe Jadillac smoothness insures motoring joy = s run-down condition” uses the fol ; oe fon IE Rigity Springfield esteemed loss of appetite during convalescence from acute diseases.” Pher certain other element i j Solids ar n Tanluc vy h because eir in fh c upon the appetite stion, inilation and elimination improv the uirition and vital activity of all the tissues and organs of the bo: nd produce that state of ger ty whict called health discussir another ingredient cyclopedia Britannica says: “It is one of the most efficient of that class of substances which act upon the stomach so as to invigorate di- n and thereby increase the gen- utrition t is used in dyspep , anemia and = variou in which the tone of alimentary canal deficient.” Concerning still another ingredient this same standard au- s: “It causes dilation of : blood vessels, increases secretion of the gastric juice and r activity in the move- ments of the muscular layers in the walls of the stom: It also tends to lessen the sensibility of the stom- ach, and so may relieve gastric pain.’ The United States Dispensatory 1 For Sale By Casper Supply Co. 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