Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1919, Page 2

mic i ‘ 3 ta WEISS NILE SA TI LOE NN: ” Henry Davis of the Standaré re-| finery has gone to Duluth, Minn., for three weeks’ yisit with relatives. j 2 | For reliable wiring at ~ ‘honest prices see the American Electric Co., 112 East Third street. Phone ah 10-1-t; For qual service and cleanliness} M. A. Waldron was a late arrival eat at the American Cafe. 9-26-tf\in the city yesterday. Mr. Waldron’ jcame overland from South Dakota 2 ee e i in his car and accepted a position The longest mile is the Norwegian, |!" = 4 ore 1P which contains twelve thousand one) Here With the Swartz jewelry store, Full bushel of apples for $2, hundred and eight-two yards. Phone 505, White’s Grocery, 10-7-tf Two good trucks for sale cheap, just overhauled. Apply at 437 West Second street or phone 1244J 10-7-tf Morris Sheldon has joined the Searles transfer force and -is assist- ing Mr. Searlés 6n one Of the trucks. | Keys made for any lock, no wait, no delay. Call first door north of Rudy’s. Cafe. 10-2-tf Throughout Belgium generally the birth-rate declined during the war by 50 per- cent, and- the population is \ now-about the same as in 1910. Call at 115 W. First for your new fall-or winter suit. 9-23-tf Watch Store, 1 For acreage in proven fields phone Wm. Bunday at the Henning hotel or write him at 705 Bucknum pairing at Ayers Jewelry N. Center. 10-2-tf street, ‘Casper, Wyo. 10-6-tf Steel supports are being placed in 2 5 \‘position on the second story of the South Africa has. more than 82,-\‘new bank building on North Center 000,000 sheep, producing over 170,- street. 000 pounds of wool annually. ' Buy a Premium Ham, 88 per Have you seen the Burlington ad-| pound, Saturday. Norris Co. 10-8-St dition lots? They are-‘on sale at easy terms. See Harry Free, the Lot | C. R. McQuinn of the Salt Lake | Man. ; 9-29-tf | Petroleum Co., is in town on a week's business vis Billiards originally could not be m called the “gr able sport.” since | Insure yourself and your income. Ask for Geo. Swartz. 9-24-tf the carly billiard tables were covered Phone 1184. with blue cloth and not green. Enjoy yourself at the Henning. and dancing every evening. 10-1-tf Will buy furniture, guns, suitcases, trunks, ete., for cash. Phone 602W Mus or call 208 Center street. 10-6 t shipping two hd wiring, Me-| _ Carl Hildebrand is from Careyhurst 141 West Fi ear loads of hors 10-8-tf this morning. Electrical fixture Eveny Electrical Co vounds of Swift's Be per pound, Sat- 10-8-3t A. L. Horsch says the best way to, Seven thousand '. Premi is, 3 win at a ball game and stay ahead} Premium Hams, Of the ratio iamieete bet urday. Norris Go. bread ais For hauling or trucking see Wal. 10-7-tf ‘dron at the Highway Garage. 10-2-tf Buy best, at your bread where the Wigwam. Roy Sample says that he has pick ed a Winner five straight times since, , 1. Kitfs, who the World’s series games started. ,ed in an auto < doing nicely. seriously injur- lent Monday, is FOR SALE—Singe# sewing machine in good order; also sanitary cot) For fresh eggs, quality groceries. and pad cheap: 185 East Hagens, | South Side Grocery. Phone 1111. 10:83 10-7-t6 Claude Grieves and Lesley Ernshaw had their first ride in an airplane lasi Swifts. Premium Hams, 38 cents per pound, Saturday. Norris Co night. Select the in silk shirts, ties, hose, underw and also your new Public stenograpner fall or winter suit’ at the Stone-Wag- |graphing. Roont , gener Haberdashery. In the corner | ing. 10-6-6t of the Smith-Turner drug store. . 10-7-2t |. Perey Pendergraph returned yes- terday from San Francisco, where Girls in England are said-to have |he received his discharge from the grown larger during the war. Waists | nav now measure 26 to 28 inches, while |< f 7% imeh gloves and siz And 8 in|, Seeime for youryautomobi ee ety ere etd eo: inge James Murphy, Phone f : a aie) Sk pa F. and S. garage. We specialize 2 cores ; A. S. Patterson of St. Louis, 7s on repair work on any make car. work guaranteed. 437 West S street. Phone 1144-J. 10-7 All c ‘ 7 P spending three months in Wyoming for the purpose of inspecting various oil fields, and is making his head- A man’s hair, it is estimated, turns, quarters in Casper, gray five years earlier than a wo- man’s. Phone us-your grocery order. derson's If you find anything wrong with our electrical sys- } ony your cars just let Mr. Craw-j ford-look it over and he will save you sume money and your worry will he -over, Willard Service Station, 111 Bast First St. Phone 963J. 22-(f Curse of Riches. “This. multimillionuire was once a poor bay.” “The ad “How is that?” tive still clings to him.” Harry Medley say, che most thrill- ing excitement outside of watching the new Stock aeroplane is the world’s series baseball returns. Best pies and fancy steaks at Rudy's Cafe. Chicken dinner every Sunday. 10-4-tf The Spérting Goods Co., which war recently opened here, is enjoying a nice business tho much of the stock is yet to arrive. Son Was Safe. “What you don’t know. won't burt ou.” “Then that oldest boy of mine is immune from all harm.” LOST—A Burlington Special watch, in. the Burlington addition, last Sunday. Finder return to the tele- phone company; reward. 10-6-3t* The Natrona confectionery has in- stalled a new root beer soda’ fountain and it will be put in operation at an early date. When you taink of buying a house or lot think of John M. England com- pary. Phone 1129. 9-24-tf Ralph Cooper reported for work this morning at the Smoke House but became ill and had to return to his home. Save money by having your shoes half soled at the Natrona ,Shoe Re- pair Shop, 107 East First street. 10-1-tf E. J. Bailey of the John M. Eng- Jand realty ‘firm, returned this morn- ing from Pickitt Luke in the Red Desert. Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and Public Exchange at 8 o’clock tonight, above the Iris Theater. 9-25-tf W. Goldberg left last night for Denver, in the interest of a govern- ment job as steerage clerk in the Invisible Aeroplane factory. He will return the latter part of the week. For wiring see the Electrical Sup ply and Construction Co., 109 Eas irst street. Phone 483W. Whef you paint up, you want the best: We carry a full line in colors of Alebastine and Sherwin-Williams ‘paints. Casper Home Builders. At corner of Railroad and Durbin Sts.. phone 406W. 10-7-8t QUICK RELIET FROM CONSTIPATION Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets ‘That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edw: Produced Olive ‘Tablets, the tefor'ealomel., No riping rest se pleasant fittke, tablets, THEY. CHUSe: the ‘Her and bowels to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are 2 soothing, healing, vegetable compoun: nixed with olive oil. If you have a bad taste, bad breat! eel dull, tired, are constipated o1 bilious, you'll find quick and sure re- sults from Dr. Edwards’ little Olive Tablotsat bedtime. 10c and 25c a tox. Free “Dancing EVERY EVENING FROM “People say, ‘I Id duffer! With | all his money he "t buy a farm hand’s appetite." | 9t012 AT THE NOTICE Foster has returned r, Minn., and will see Ins patients temporarily at the Hen- ning Hotel, oom until perma- neut affices epened. Patients may cal! at the Hotel or phone 45. 9-8-tf —————————— “Wateh the Kizin Movement™ Notice: | Here is a CHOICE FEE 4| - for SHEEP right at Home, within trailing palteris © rious fabric ayia Mollfe Nigiow, while the as iyteat ila. iL ter and feeding Pens, fine shelt Ahan CLOTHING © Casper Storage it Phone 63 ‘to ‘Henning Grill’ SPECIAL MUSIC DURING DINNER © DING PROPOSITION or CATTLE distance of your own Range, On the Burlington Railroad and not out of the State. OVER 400 TONS CHOICE ALFALFA and choice Native Hay, 400 acres of good Stubble, good wa- er. This is really an extra fine | place to feed, at an exceptionally good price. Co. Warehouse Casper, Wyo. 9-29-t8 | _B. Nelson for real . Geo and ine nee, nsend ; Casper, “Wyo. one 950. | ©. H. Mason of Des Moines, low ‘is in“the*city on a few days’ busi- ness and will tour the northern part of the state on an inspection trip. For groceries and fresh meats phone’401M, Deliver to any part of the city. East Casper Grocery. 10-4-6t Queenie Thomas, British film fav- orite, is one of the newest devotees of the ‘motor-scooter. The machine was a birthday gift. If you are locking for tires look for the Kelly Springfield Kid, at the Oil City Auto Supply. 10-6-3t McEveny Electrical Co. has recent- | ly taken over'the agency of the Mar- ‘shall-Wells farm lighting plants and has a demonstration of how it is op- erated in the McClure building. I buy and sell any kind of a see- oud. hand automobile. G. A. Wolf. Phone 343J. 9-23-tf H. B. Sampson of Chicago, repre- senting the Indiana Rubber Co., was in the city yesterday calling on the) local trade. City Laundry and Towel Supply, call for and deliver. W. Second St. M. V. Askwith returned to the city yesterday from Winner, S. Dak., where he has been for the past two weeks on business. Phone 641, 420 10-7-t£. Miss Henrietta Kropp of the Novy- elty Hat Shop has been called to | Great Falls, Mont.,, en account of illness of her Mather. Anyone de- siring information please call 602J. 10-6-3t 7 This Test Proves Millers Outrun All Others G. R. Moller of. y in the city spept yes- - a seis asl | Save time and money by using) |Gates Half Sole Tires. Cost half as ‘much. “Guaranteed 3500 miles. } 9-28-tf. | AR. Stuart, who was just recent-| ly tligchakred frogs te jarmy at Camp} | Humphrey, -. arrived in the city \today fora short yisit and later will' go to Billings, Mont. t | What? Malted milk, let’s see Ly- man at the Smoke House. 10-8-tf Labor Contracts Wanted—Will ac-! cept contracts on assessment work, validating and drilling. References furnished. Call Calvin H. Cass, Hen- ning hotel. 9-30-tf A Refusal to Bluff. “The reason you don’t admire Wag- | ner’s operas is that you don’t under- { stand them,” said the undaunted en- | thusiast, | ts i,” commented the candid per- sone “isn’t that reason enough?” \ Beat the H. C. of Living by eat-| ing Pop Gorn. Where? At the Na-| trona Confectionary, 159 South Cen- ter street. -22-tf A stray dog in the Wyatt hotel has made a great many friends in the past three days lounging around in the lobby and, altho the creature} has no name, someone said it looked} {like Clarence West's dog and if he didn’t come and take it home some-} one else would. | ; , Our line of Auto Supplies has ar-! rived and we will endeavor to keep| | our stock complete at all times. Our) | prices are right, give us a call. Cas- | Ber Sporting Goods Co., 149 West Second street. Phone 214. ite 10-7-4t. op Mr, Grawfard ofsthe a at Fv t if, r sect Peet ues ail : overrun with batte: ‘If you have a run down motor or a generator that ee want overhauled | rum it-ever to the Casper Armature have it repaired. (109! Bev Riae se agate, 5 ' Saturday, October 11th EVERYBODY SHOULD IMPROVE THIS OPPORTUNITY Good Things to Eat Wholesale and Retail LARGEST MARKET IN THE STATE THE NORRIS CO. Phone 12 HAT you want to know is the mile- age tires will give on your car. You are not interested in the mileage they give on.others. :That'is why,-we want ‘you-to. put Miller Tires to the test, *"* ~ picid 4 7 You Be the Judge Then you will be convinced. ‘For all Millers are uniform long distance run- ners. Under like conditions every Miller . Tire wears. the same: Tire after tire, they outrun all standard mileage guar- / antees. Each Miller is guaranteed against de- fects in workmanship and materials ze- Sardless of the mileage run. +» Get This Certainty Don’t trust to luck when you can get mileage certainty. For Millers assure you Jong Sieyanee. mileage in wa ied in. a few. ¢ famous Miller Geared-to-the : Road Tread gives you full power and safe-.. . ty over muddy, rutty and slippery roads... Put a Miller opposite your favorite tire. Keep careful record of the mileage it gives. Once you have put Millers to the test you won't buy tires of uncertain mileage. Drive up or call up for your pair cf . ‘ Millers NOW, ji es) | - Acme Rubber Co. Casper, Wyo. 123. West -First Phone :249