Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 29, 1922, Page 2

_ [nat] wre S|S_ J — Regn ey aede rons OMAN CO rH ONMArK DEE Hae ee PAGE TWO. Two. 9, DEVELOPMENT OF THE GOLGRADO RIVER PROJECT RECOMMENDED. SALT LAKE CITY, March 29—De! velopment of the Colorado river basin GHINTICLEER TO BE REOPENED ON Specia! Dinner and Entertain- pomiesten at Tuesday's meeting of the ment Arranged for Cafe Colorado river commission by R. § ed 7 Taree Collett, of Roosevelt, Utah. Opening Under New Mr. Collett said he was not a tech Management. nical engineer but asserted that in |1880 he constructed a temporary dam [im the Salt river in Arizona and was The Chanticteer Cafe will open on/| familiar with the Colorado river from ‘Thursday night at 6 o'clock under new | the Mexican border to Wyoming 2. B, Odell, recently! The irrigible land in Wyoming by the Colorado river would not exceed management of of Akron Colo. menu will be served the and decorations and 2) Wyoming told the commission. The will be an added at-|/ water from the Colorado river, how traction. A special invitation is ex-|ever, could be used, he said, in develop tended by Mr. Odell for all of the/ing power for the coal mines, the de public of Casper to inspect the kitch-| veloping of the shale oil industry dining hall whether | which requires both power and water heir dinners at the and in th conversion of at least one chens will be open | steam railroad into an electric road. with new equipment! Mr. Beveridge warned the commis y device will offer a|sion that visionary schemes should to those who care/not be considered but that it should take lessons from the experience of the the business of | past ‘or many years casper with t eating houses well as with appedzing erate prices. The an lic will be especial ie NEWADOITIONS TO POSTOFFICE very respect ue. | se the customers | r. The service will y best and every atten tion will be given the dir Odell will tuke charge o fthe Chanticleer in person. The ma s to especial ly call to ry one that i they are ed to inspect the Chanieleer whether or not they have dined there. MEMBERSHIP JUMPS | LESION SCOUT TROOP; SGORE ATTEND MEETING Troop 11, of “the Plans for East and West Wings on Present Struc- ture Being Drafted; Cost Would Be $40,000. Casper will have a new addition to its postoffice if contemplated: plans are successful, according to E. M postmaster, who announces tha‘ ngs are being made for east and t wings to the pi ent building facilities which office now are very inadequnte, jovering only 3,800 square feet of floor space One thousand more square feet will be added by the contemplated improve ments. It is estimated that the cost of such construction will be somewhere between $40,000 and $50,000. It is not known that the postoffice will be abic to get the new space, but as Mr. Bean states, Casper must have either this or a new federal punging w TI has Casper Scout or 1 under auspices . is growing nd from present ve its full com- prospects will sc plement of cand. op are held at Hall on North , Thursday d for the meeting last night ar { Nash, with his A rile gaits ee BUTTER -_—__— _ of the cient ) participate athletic hows s will go to summe camp this summer at the expense et the troop. SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN Wo lon doubt the efficacy-of that old-fas! dd root and herb medicine Lydia nkham's Vegetable Com- For the pound, t se it relieves the ailments 1 1. In almost re are living vonderful effects. doubt its value or » you, ask your neighbor. out of ten she has been its It will pay this root and herb medicine a trii ‘soe Horlick’s The ORIGINAL NO COOKING The “Food-Drink” for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office,and mountains: aan ae HORLICE'S. chase of | seme ae Roofing Hardware Mill Work Shingles : | Sash and Barb Wire ‘ Doors and Posts | Molding Flooring Panels Cement ANCE IS COMMON | | SAFE AND SOUND INSUR- | SENSE POLICY } W ‘The company we represent makes good your fire loss, You cannot afford to take the chance of serious conflagration. You can afford insurance and you can afford nothing but the aa ANEW COMPANY a one million acres, C. E. Beveridge, of* | Extra Quality Prompt Delivery And the Practical Building Advice that goes with every pur- Rig and Derrick Timbers @ GET ESTERNIZED” Western Lumber Co. Yards and Office at 300 North Center St. was thrown into the yard of the Harrison home and 14 chickens died from eating it. —-_-——>——_ From Slight Maron erg a, QUININE Cold. ps ape zee aera bears the signa- TO ENGAGE {1 IGE BUSINESS Fifty-Ton Plant to Be Erected by Indian Ice & Cold Stor- age Concern, Just In- corporated. oor BROMO)’ ) eee adigestion, Nerv- usness and Head- ches Gone and I jained 10 Pounds On Incorporation of the Indian Ice and Coal Storage company which will en- gage in the gene a retail race, fue transportation business is annou’ by the directors, Ernest E. Bru president; Marry N. Free, Harry Parsons, E. J. Garrett and J. A Speas. Construction of a modern fifty-ton plant for the manufacture of ice will be undertaken at once and it is pro- posed to increase the capacity as the market demands improve. According 0 the notice of incorporation of the says Mrs. Loretta Tur- ley, 2028 S. Lawrence St., Wichita, Kansas. Many women endure these complaints for years without know- ing just where to turn company issued today with Attorney for W. O. Wilson as the agent in charge, The company ts capitalized at $200,-| relief. Tanlac has restorec: 000, divided into ko _atres of $1 each. CANNED GORN POISONING Io FATAL TO WOMAN INDIAN HILL, Wyo., —Mrs. William D. Harrison died to- day of botulism poisoning resulting from merely tasting home canned corn a week ago. She at once de- tected that the corn was spoiled and spat out the mouthful. Par- alysis and death ensued. The corn GET RID OF YOUR FAT Thousands of others have gotten rid of theirs WITHOUT did Mrs. Turley. Get a bottle March 29. HAY, GRAIN, FEED, SALT Casper Storage Co. 313 W. Midwest Ave. DIETING OR EXERCISING often at the rate of over a pound a da> and WITHOUT PAYMENT until reduction has take —*--, I am a lensed practising physician and personally select the treatme.:t for each individual case, thus en- abling me to choose remedies that will produce not only a loss of weight harmlessly, but which will also relieve you of all the troublesome symptoms of over. stoutness such as shortness of breath, paipitation, in “ligestion, rheumatism, gout, agtema, kidney troubl: and various other afflictions which often accompan? overstoutness. My treatment will relieve that depressed, tired sleepy feeling, giving you renewed energy and vigor, a result of the losa of your superfluous fat. You are not required to change in the slightest from your regular mode of ltving. There 1s no dieting or ex ercising. It ts simple, casy and pleasant to take. if you are cverstout do not postpone but sit down right now and sen’ for my FREE TRIAL TREATMENT and my plan whereby I ami to bv PAID ONLY AFTER REDUCTION HAS TAKEN PLACE if you so desire DR. R. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician State of New York 286 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Desk H861 You Don’t Pay an Added. Cent Arrange your Phone 765 building plans now with your CONTRACTOR. His interests and ours are identical. Let Us Figure on the Next Bill. wre Casner | atty eo rinine Colds Tablets. relieve the Headache by curing the A tonic laxative and germ de (Be sure you TANLAC thousands to the enjoymeni | of perfect health just as it | today at any good druggist. | Shikany Dry Goods Co. Specials at the New Store for Tomorrow Only APRONS! APRONS! oe SLIP-ONS Black Sateen Aprons. They are aed in_cretonne. Very special for » Thursday only... $1. 39 White Sateen Aprons. They he trimmed in_cretonne. ery special for Thursday only... $1. 39 Bungalow Aprons. Large sizes, 2 white only. Very special for . Thursday oniy__ 91. 85 pen Head ley White. | ery special for Thursday only... $2. 19 Waitress’ Aprons. In white only. Very special for Thursday = ' iy 5} only ~ Gingham Aprons. All colors vers special or G4 G9 Women’s Silk Hose An excellent value. Full run of sizes. Very special for Thursday only, per 9 5 e pair Children’s Rompers In all colors. Excellent material. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Very special for Thursday only, 5e enol ss. 82-inch Zephyr Ginghams, in the latest styles of design. Very special for Thursday only, yard —_. The same quality Gingham as above, 27 inches wide. Very special for Thursday only, yard___._. Pill Bo large reemer El oKe All that remain of our fine stock of this merchandise, each —..--_______. $1.49 Small Feather Pillows will be closed out to- morrow also, at a big reduction. 8 We offer them at, each..... ce Ten Per Cent Discount on All Lady Sealpax and Lit- tle Brother and Little Sister Sealpax on Thursday Shikany Dry Goods Co. AROUND THE CORNER FROM LUKIS’ CANDY STORE 212 South Wolcott St. Phone 736 Motor Kote is made to make your car look like it did in the manufacturer’s showroom. It is a tough enamel that will not crack, check or chip. Heat will not affect its gloss. The weather cannot harm the luster. Remember, Motor Kote is not a substitute for the original | finish—It’s the genuine article. The Casper Glass & Paint House 144 EAST MIDWEST PHONE 1374 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1922. 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