Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 11

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922, *% with physiciens, some ‘gpecialists costing me $10 a visit, only to at Inet say that nothtag could be done for me, that I had cancer or ulcers of the stomach. I suffered awful pains in tny stomach, but after tak- (Continued from Page One | 88 & few dowecs of Mayr's Wonderul ence November 20, Reouf Ber, acting | Remedy these all disappeared and pres es allen teat jfor 3 years am feeling fine.” It ia jo ag. aig er eae T must/? Simple, harmless preparation that fir er coma t the t*moves thé catarrhal mucus trom responsibility for any untowani incj-/e intestinal tract and allays the dents resulting from tifis adjournment |‘"flammation which causes. prac- ~ Jeally all stomach, liver and in- of the conference. pre 2 testinal ailments, including —.pper- FRENCH DISCUSS Gicitis. One dose will contince o- MEETING PLANS. —— LONDON, Nov. 17.—By The Associ ated Press.)—Foreign Secretary Cur-| zon leaves for Paris today to consult Premer Poincare’ on the policies to! = be pursued by the allies at the Lau- AS AN : sapne peace conference. Lor4 Cur- zon plans i: proceed to Lausanne, possibly accomp. nied by M. Poincare, im time to hold another preliminary ea conversation on Sunday with Premfer Mussolini of Italy. Tf the size of the Boitsh delegation TO OUR SERVICE We Will Repair Any Electrical Trouble Day or Night sanne will be the largest and per haps the most important conferenct since Vervailies, Although ofiicials are reticent concerning the erson nel of the British delegation, ii is beiseved Lord C I be sup by a reth rf at least fifty Day Calls, Phone 433M TURKS ATTEMPT ! . TO RUN BLOCKADE. | Night Calls, CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov.. 17— Phone 20493 or 15363 (By The Associated Press}—An at-| 3 tempt by the Kemalists to run the in At Your Service terned Turkish destroyer Akhissar, | disguised as a merchantman, out of . ° the Golden Horn, past the allied con-| trol was frustrated last night. } in Cc B Aeviewtalars Dameita. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE G. F. Kropp, Mgr. ‘243 East Railroad Ave. For sale at al! druggists—Ady. | yp *. taplets.. Tho box bears the signa. ture of E. W. ve. (Be sure you | DELICIOUS Coftee '—takes the Gamble out of Coffee-making Is the water you use hard or alkaline? Then you can’t raake good coffee un: less the brand you use is selected, blended and roasted to neutralize it and bring out the true coffee flavor. Nash’s Delicious Coffee is blended to bring out the true coffee flavor no matter what the water. 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Beat Billings tomorrow afternoon and celebrate by DANCING At the Arkeon tomorrow night. Music by Ackerman’s justly famous orchestra. Our. Big Masquerade Dance Will Be on November 21 And $100 will be given in \prizes.for the best costumes. This will be the most pic- turesque dance of the season. ‘Every Thursday night we are holding our Prize Waltz Contest Come down next Thursday and enter into the competition. THE ARKEON DINE AT THE NEW PALACE INN A restaurant of distinction, where the finest of food, combined with the best of service and the most pleasant of surroundings, serve to make your meals a pleasure, rather than a irk- some bore, At our regular 75c dinner every night, from 5 until 8, we have special music for our patrons. A SPECIAL $1 DINNER IS SERVED EVERY SUNDAY. The New Palace Inna J. S. PETTINGILL Tailor CLOTHES FOR MEN AND BOYS WHO KNOW Room 214 O-S Bidg. mA AS