Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 26, 1921, Page 2

Se | ! Pe AMEE eee PRICES FIRNER INWOOL MART, SURVEY SHOWS Department Bulletin Reports Advances in Some Grades; Government Auction Scheduled. A Hoochmelon Fable - of business in nce upon @ time @ watermelon grew in a field, ail unaware of the vs of the world. A bad man took the watermelon and plugged it and filled it with a quart of bootleg hpoch. Then he took the melon to market, but the revenuers caught him and seized the melon. The lady clerk at Washington prohibition headquarters is shown separating the bad from the good. ¥ BED-TIME STORIES FOR THE LITTLE TOTS By AUNT MILDRED, GOOD LITTLE PEOPLE OF IRELAND. The day after Thanksgiving was a school holiday. Mary and Bobbie were well pleased for {t meant that they could spend the most of the day visiting with Uncle Henry and listening to the stories that he promised to tell about series of the London opened on October uyers and is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and one aintest. The houses are small and low, and in the spring time the tops of the roofs are covered with ing comfortably curled up in the long a growth of grass and moss. In this|grass by the road aide. Soon Dennis y fairyland the Irish people have lived rel) asleep and dreamed of the good >| for hundreds of years, and have come|ittie folk and the boon that he would “|to believe in the fairies, whose signs/ask of them. Moira did not sleep. She ;|they sea everywhere about them./strained her eyes to see in the night They call these fairies, “The good Ut-/and her Mttle heart went pit-a-pat tle folks." The children especially be-|a wishing for a sight of the little folk eve in the good lttlé folk and that| Dennis dreamed on, and he dreamed and from the last series. Misszour! Wool pool Joseph, Mo. has dis-|!% the reason that Dennis and Motra| that Motra awakened him with a cry, ractically the entire 1921|**w them |"O, Dennie, brother hear the footstep Pivich wna concentrated by | Dernis and Motra were brother and|of the tiny folk who pass this way in on. Approximately 500,-| ister. Dennis was about as old a3) the night.” But Dennis dreamed on 000 po Missouri wool has been |fary and Moira was about the size) In the morning starlight,’ just be soid through the pogl this year, which 5 Bobble, They were pin Bape ge ae SRT Sa ges was composed of over one thouind] They were ewine-herds. A swine-herd - individual members, ‘The wool posl|1s & person who takes care of pigs! | T manufactured a considerable amouyt{nuch the same as a sheepherder of) nt wool into blankets, automobiis | Wyoming takes care of sheep. The robes, yarn and batting, which found)#wine were grunting happily along a ready market. The better grades|the road, and the, small swine-herds| of wool marketed by the pool sold on|were becoming quite sleepy, in the OU can't do Babe Cohen an average of 20 cents, and rejects|drowsy sunlit day. your back oS dap Pee at about 14 cents. The expenses will] “O Dennis, brother, see the foot+ achea with fatigue. be approximately 2 cents per pound.|print of the tiny folk who passed this/ Appl: ‘Sloan's ment ‘Approximately 25,000,000 pounds of|way in the night!” cried Molra who| ond a sg php oie I Soaely ee wool is owned by the government at] suddenly became wide awake. And the| glow of warmth end comfort. the present time. two children held their breath, for| Good for rheumatism, neuralgia, In connection with the”cooperative|fear the tiny track would disappear,| Sprains and strains, d cc aca woo! marketing activities conducted|*Aroira, acushla, we shall stay here| Saatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and py the Maine Sheep and Wool Grow-|atl the night and keep awake to asic| he after effects of weather exposure. ers association during the 1921- 8e8-|— boon from the good folk as they| For fc Lge er feas Ask son, a large portion of its holdings|pass. For sure they will give it us| YOurmeighbor. Keep Sloan's handy. ” At all druggists—35c, 70c, $1.40, was manufactured into cloth, blank. if we are verr ets, robes and knitting yarns. These) -phrough the | day the children products were exhibited at the East-/stayeq in the same place, the swine J yen Btates exhibition held at Spring| grunting happily wlong the road, and field, Mass., and oven: SL ene woe nes the small swino-herds becoming quite) manufactured goods were sold at that) ji.45) in the drowsy sunlit air. It time. was becoming dark and the swine were giving grunts of satisfaction, ly- Exiled Empress | =u ee Would Leave For Son’s Bedside FUNCHAL, Island of Maderia, Nov. 26—(By The Associated Press)—For- mer Empress Zita of Austria-Hungary, who with her husband is living in exile here, has expressed the wish to return to Switzerland to be present at an operation on her son for appendicitis. She will ask tho allied council of am bassadors, through the medium of the Portuguese government for permis: sion to make the journey. The Casper Manufacturing and Construction Ass’n. Burlington Ave. and Clark St. Announce That They Are Now Engaged in Building Truck Bodies and Cabs OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT AND PRICES PROVE IT P oe Dancing and Skating Carntval Nov. 24, 25, 26, 27, at Smile Roller Rink, one block east of North Casper school Skating afternoon and evening. 11-21-6t Special Attention Given to Repair Work. Telephone 1096-J oa Ss ! I am prepared to do alterations of La- dies’ Suits, Coats, Skirts and Dresses. ¢ I have had 15 years’ experience at the 3 head of alteration 2i¢ First—The price of a new pair of shoes. and Ladies’ Tailor- ; Second—12 per cent on repair of old ing Departments, I ones. specialize in keep- | ing the business $| girl’s wardrobe in repair. Mrs. Ford 633 S. Grant (Rear) PPEREEL IIIA OCEPDDIDSE DG I t | 2 O38 COOG-4 Beginning Monday, November 28, we will reduce prices on half soles 12% American Shoe Shop Corner Durbin and E. Second Sts. J. O. Brittain, Prep. 9354 TOUEREEEESE IOS OOEISESISEDIESE ELS OSSSOGOSOOSRASODDESEEODEERTT 108 “= fore the sun rises, Dennis woke. |” “That “Moire, acushla,.we have here | one abou all the night to ask @ boon of the} bie, I wonder if we can have asked mj moon. At the sunrise, | like pigs. brother, I shail join the band of good Uttle folk, and shall teilk to’ soul of the flower, and of our own dear sjrvine. I shall live in the heart the humming-bird, and shall soar the air on the back of the eagle. Den-/ £ot nis, darlin’ you can see the good folk,| West wherever you look, but your boon will be granted only when the stars are were high, and he lived also tn the heart of the humming bird and soared on the back of the eagle, high in the air. The swine grunted happily for the grass was very good. Moira and Dennis talked to the souls of the swine, and led them to the pastures green and new." Mary and Bobbie drew long breaths. IT BUILT ME UP, OAYS ENGINEER Seattle Man and Wife Are Both Restored to Splendid Health by Taking Tanlac. “Tanlac has relieved my wife of a bad case of stomach trouble and built her up fifteen.pounds tn weight, and has rid me of rheumatism and stom- ach trouble and built me up seyeral pounds, too.” said C, F. Lockwood, 7123 Carleton avenue, Seattle, Wash., a well known mechanicas engineer. I was troubled with rheumatism #0 for ten years that often I wns p, for weeks at a time. I ached y ail over, and my legs, hips and ack especially kept me in agony. I had no appetite, and what Ittle I forced myself to eat would bloat me with gas. I was #¢ nervous that I would roll and toss for hours without closing my eyes. I also had awful headaches which nearly set me wild. and was so weak from suffering and lack of nourishment that I couldn't work when I started taking Tanlac. “I never feel the slightest trace of rheumatism now, my appetite is good and I eat as much as I want without Yecling the least discomfort, and at night 1 sleep like a log. In fact I am feeling fine all the time. Both my wife and myself feel like we owe a sreat debt of gratitude to Taniac,” Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Cas. per Pharmacy, and by leading drug- gists everywhere —Adv. nea bs HONEY Ask your dealer for Natrona County Honey. | | | { WM. MOSTELLER = fi i them. AS MORE YOU SAVE Sounds wrong, but it is a fact that people save more money when their income is reduced than when they are making enough to keep them busy spending it. “Easy come, easy go.” Concern for the future is what makes us prepare for it. We are opening more new accounts now than during the flush times a year ago. People are saving more money, even though they are making less. They are preparing for the future. 4), A bank account is a good friend. It assures you the possession of money to carry you over any troubled period. This is a good bank for the man or woman who is trying to get ahead. We take small checking ac- counts starting on $50 or more; or savings accounts with a dollar. =u Wyoming National Bank Chiropractic for - Goitre ! ‘ One of the astounding and pleasant experiences of a number of Chiropractic patients is the disappearance of a goitre while being adjusted for some other trouble. Many people will testify that after receiving a num- ber of adjustments for stomach or kindred trouble, the have noticed that their goitre had partially or totally left The explanation for this is the relation which the pneumo-gastric nerve bears to the thyroid gland where the goitre is found. Like all facts when known, the explanation is very simple and what was an apparent miracle is only a natu- ral process which has taken place. The reason for the rapid spread of the Science of Chiropractic from one end of the country fo the other is due to the accomplishment of these simple but nevertheless welcome benefactions, If you are afflicted with goitre, come to this office for a spinal analysis and consultation. - : Dis. J. H. and A. G. Jeffrey CHIROPRACTORS Suite 318 to 323, Midwest Bldg. Office Phone 706, Res. 83 Casper’s Popular Bank seeccccceses Notice of B. F. Addington, Owner Of The Toggery Shop ANNOUNCES That he saved about $2,000.00 worth of merchandise before the fire reached his ye of business, and that he has around 000 worth of shoes and clothing in the depot that had not been delivered. There was approximately $7,000 Worth of Men’s Suits and Overcoats Underwear, Gloves, ‘Sweater, Hosiery and Overshoes Guns, Watches, Sweaters, Trunks and Traveling Bags Saddles, Chaps, Lunch Kits, L Pocket Kates JowelyrEe That were damaged by fire and water. Don’t forget, gentlemen, if you need any- thing in my line this is your dakncs to geta full outfit At Your Own Price As I am going to sell the entire remaining stock at the high dollar starting at 2 P. M. Friday, November 25, until 5 P. M., then from 7 P. M. until 9 P. M. in the evening, and each and every day until entire stock is disposed-of. Remember there is about $4,000 worth of merchandise that was not damaged and about $7,000 worth that was, and it is all going regardless of cost. Don’t Forget the Place The Toggery - Shop AROUND THE CORNER FROM = CHAMBERLIN’S 234 South David Street B. F. ADDINGTON, Prop. 1 | tae Uh “Sprang