Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1922, Page 2

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ADVISED | ‘itm nea =: TO ADVERTISE = Demand for Meat at Products Reduced Dar- ing War Still Menace to Industry, | Railroad Announcement States CHICAGO, Feb. 21.—The livestock industry of the ecoun- try needs advertising more than it needs lower freight rates, Charles Dillon ,assistant to the chairman of the association of railway executives, said today in a statement issued by the association. “The indifference of livestock producers,” the eaid, “to the developments going onpers are required to suf 2 right under theif noBe"is ‘largely re- und inconveniences in order ‘te qeet sponsible for most of their depression |the requirements” from which their business has been} Mr. Park presente’ a chart to show always anxious st until very re-|that the earnings per car mile sera} Tree tise tect end best at industry | livestock & Tilinois Central «s!/ medicine toa constipated baby, ® typical a nbest 39 but is puzzled which to select. mts in 1913 a: Lether decide by the ingredi- | ents on the “During the war in Europe the ends | bottieof Dr. Caldwell’s y American government, through its sel for shinp-rs| yrup has the formula own agencies an every public at-| z ons, “40° you find brated pli plait nly on. the outside traction in the nation, appeared to be failroads *n “he opposed to meat. We had meatless the Eurlington «and the ofthe ‘Caldwell, who wrote the child. ti H i A aRy me iE if E } - Fis ts . * Gays, porkless days, beeflesd da: emning 12 per cent and prescrip iption in 1 You will ‘The National Dairy association spent/mere, give you more cots letation oT That itis a combination of Uteraly hundreds of thousands of dol-|ti:es the weaker lines wh*h are not tian Senna and other lars advertising the coruparative DU-| securing profits?” imple laxative herbs with pep- trative value, of milk, cream and! We have just as nmch @iffientty not iby, Dr. Pepsin are Chess and butter and ice cream.- | with the prosperous lines,” the w:t- recommended by the U.S. “what was the result? Tho per|n-n replied. A bottle sufficient to last 2 Pharmacopoeia. capita consumption of drossed meat SS mw | | Seve eee es| | Packed to the Doors With Eager Buyers Most Sensational Price Slaughter Sale Ever Attempted anatmnsccume lil $60,000 STOCK MUST BE SOLD three Dilfion — paign is the Natrona Power Co. soba Neey Serene tpl By ure ger It Beggars Description! It Staggers Belief! nel Phone 69 See the Marvelous Suitsat @ NATRONA POWER CO $18, $21, $26 and $29.75: $1 4.75 =| See the Hand-Tailored O’Coats : at $18, $23 and $33 $9.00 See These Stupendous Savings - Remarkable! Amazing! Startlmg! Wonderful! filthy gy eee This Stock Must Be Sold.and Low Prices Will Do It the tnstrament which THE VICTROLA, $10.and $12 Dress Pants:.--____... $6.75 which a others at- tent cna Sonne of isd a $12 Velour Hats. $4. tempt to equal? production, $2.25 Mogul-Underhill Overalls_-__$1.95 very naturally the prices fell. At one time last fall retail meat prices in Cleveland, Ohio, and Sat Lake City ‘were indentica. Other elements in the ruination of the livest-~k indus- try are the cost of feed in transit and in the markets, the cost of yardage and commission charges. “Throughout the entre perind of Gecreasing prices nnd lessening de mand and livestock industry did not spent a dollar to overcome the de pression. Tho people have been edu- cated away from meat and a reduc- tich In freight “won it back on the ol4 rate." In the absence of the pa tristic appeal they can be trained in onty one way to use it again and that this is by advertising, precisdy as| & you wantevery the dairy industry and the makers ae to bea of prepared substitutes for meat have success—if you want —— RAVICAL FREIGHT ‘were urged in the interstute com-| mwerce commission's genera] rate bear- ings today by producers of cattle and CALUMET BAKING POWDER change. Chicago meat packers and their competitors reconded the argu- Bakings are always “The present rates en livestock arc uniform in the millions tending to discourage tha producer of homes where it is used, ‘served and Ibnft his operation.” Hanrs I. Park, traffic manager for the Chiesgo Tavtstook Exchange testified. ~sr-| (ag 18 just right — ony jmg-1921 the average value of hors Nea PSE ay at on the Chicago yard netted the pro- thoroughly wholesome. ducer when he Pad paid ais freignt Failuresareunknown, to the packing centers considerably Jess than in 2912. ‘This was irre aluo 0? beef steers. ’ “It might be considered that in view of high rates livestock ought tm be getting very special tramspor- tation services. Yet the fact is thet gold train loads to Chicago and ship- —pure in the baking. 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