Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 8

Sas NOOR ine ; | 5 4 ; ; 5 e 3) : d a eee PAGE éIGHT. PROGRESSIVES b Page One) (Continued Gwent out tc » or governor ‘gnentioned the subse, or to ar “islation in Senator Lak sexpected thet al Revery pleco of 1 fore the group 2 Quick oats now— 3 to 5 minutes If you want oats that are almost ready, ask for Quick Quaker Oats. t This style cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. It is the quickest cooking oats in the = world. PAF RPa ee RdAa RE en oer 3 Just like regular Quaker Oats in Sthat matchless quality. Flaked from queen grains only — just the rich, plump, flavory oats. They have the Feraee flavor which has won the world to ® Quaker S flakes are r and thinn is all. And “the small thin fakes $cook quickly. % Your grocer has both styles. The SQuick style is marked “Quick” on Pithe label. H Quick : oa Oats i coat’ in 3 to 5 minutos é iol ALL Tlie Kind Used Aboard Ship It Sure Keeps the Wind Away J, L. LEARNER STORE 10 | sade Man LAUNCH BARGAIN owe: = s HERE EARLY SATURDAY ises to be the annals of Cas crow morning at 9 St Ghen J. i. Learner will sell remarkable prices the entire stock shandise at his store at 260 order to re-| What pre atest gales in ¢ will open tome Center street in large his place of bust ee | secretary of the treasyry's car was = Theos Gpanidh> > povertiient ‘Sus, Se ~ BAD BREA BAD BREATH end Christmas stories will run this Mr. Learner, who was f oar 5 =| sued a special series of postage i hase | mps in commemoration of the N D " be: pening om |e centenary of sw canonization et Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets Get LNEW 2ECeMmper, io Teresa. the Cause Remo t handle His Dyer anti-ly ng bill by adjourn-| pape debian Nes! } ata Ca and ve It ded to dis-| ment of © until tomorrow 'NoTIcE OF SPECIAL j STOCK- iwards’ Tablets, the sub- | materially | gut of re he memory of HOLDERS’ MEETING OF PROVI- ime piticg gently on the | nd resume the late F ve Mann of 1! DENT BUILDING AND LOAN -| tively do the work. | spat ew Hines occurred Iast| : SOCIATION. pia with bad breath find | ne of the fea-| ‘otice is hereby given that a epectat | felief throug! ward lbuster, however, was well meeting of the stockholders of Pro-| baer eo oe ee | A NEW SHIPMENT OF - vident Buflding and Loan Associa-| sateen | tion, a corporation created and exist-| Gehan fr hfe! | 8 ¥ ‘ng under the laws of the State of Iam going t Wr AML be Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act & 2 Wyoming, will be held at Rooms 204-| gen | is, store & For Golds, 7. Consolidated Royal:y Building in| tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, | | Practi TO $ THOR NDE MAN'S =; RAY FILM the America admirers of pportenity promises to be | Tailor srostliest production ~ made, and is in EVERYTHING IN ARMY GOODS Bloom’s Army Store 246 S. Center St. keeping with his anr one of the! motion FILIBUSTER IS BROT T0 6LOSE a year tenderness. is said to hievements of Influenza and asa Preventive The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet The box bears this signature E2Lror unced policy of started for for legislative day when the resoiution “A ‘Tullor from the houre announcing the death| Mision. (#1,000.000-00) re -F e screen play|of Mr. Mann was received for sen-} vided ‘nie te a srg Prosecution For . jate action. : who previewed! Because of the Almost unpreced Ray has been | ented je which allows | senate as the result of the Democra- ever delightful tic obstructionist tactics adjournment “Ajhad to be brought about by unant rank mous consent. the Los ES, Col, Dec. 1- m cere 88 | the treasury, will not have ¢0 appear | Funeral cea will be held here| #* “PY of December “a PR in his court tomorrow as a violator “They must have read your |tomorrow for 8. J. Ryker, formerly ot | Se | | eee laws. L. W. Streetor Butte, Mont., identified wi : ZI utte, Mon lentified with mining Pubtish Derenibtr 1, 8, 15 and 22,| Mf: MeA#70's chautfour whi have to at his ofa pital ny eapital rvs activities, who died Wednesday night wake eo the jour of two o'clock in th, after. | for the purpose of enabih.g the| dangerous calomel does without any of | “ompany Reval itself of the briv- PAT the be Ce skort e t . ng Compiled Btat 1920 to griping cathartics ‘are defived. from ictor ecords 7 s'Cox m, rentient x the owners! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without Prices from $2.50 to $8.50 ten thousand (10,000) shares of the Dollars each, 0) shares of the par value of| hall the capital stock of Pro- Ama | ' 114 East Second St. eee eee eu. fbe Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. vident Building and Loan Ares increa: stopped by officers enforcing the speed laws. the third consecutive| tiation be sed from One |McAdoo Dodges Sa¢, They Bought” “If people bought your goods, they must have seen them. “It they saw them they must have come inte your store. “if they ‘came into your aiore— _ Hundres ($1¥0.06) Dollars each; to Two Million ($2,Q00,000.00) Dol- lars, divided Into twenty thous- and (20,000) of the par value of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars each? and for the purpose of transacting VISALia, Ca. Dee. 1.—Justice ai. any and all other business which may/s Slack announced today that Wil- egally come before #ach meeting.” | am G, McAdoo, former secrétary: of legislative situation facing the Coast Speeding MINING MAN DEAD. Dated at Casper, Wyominz, this appear as-it has developed Streetor residence here. was at the wheel when the former ‘That's the way « good many | stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and Bently y purifying the entire system. They do | ‘atrona County, Wyoming 30th day of December, 1922 at Come in and let us fit you to your particular style. shares of the at of said com ease the amount of the k of said company from majority of t 1 to sriping, pain or any disagreeable effects. M. Edwards discovered the Gumnie ‘after seventeen years of prac- tice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant | Olive Tablet e ive Tal ts are purel: compound mixed with purely a will know them by their olive color. | Take one or two every night for a week, i | and note the effect. 15c and 30c. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. 232 East Second St. Main Ent. Becklinger Bldg. Phone 194 Casper, Wyo. THE SHIKANY DRY GOODS CO. Phone 736 141 East Second St. alue of One Hundred ($100.00) to twenty thousand fundred ($100.00) Dollars each, ularly for considering apd vot. pon the folowing question: NEVER BEFORE AND POSSIBLY NEVER AGAIN Willyso much merchandise be given away free of charge in Casper and the best part of it is You Get What You Want and Need Thousands of dollars in merchandise tickets ranging from $100 down to 50c will be given away free, and they may be redeemed at any of the following merchants THE WHITE GROC Y co. THE HUB CLOTHIERS THE CAMPBELL-JOHNSON CO, A. R. White, Prop. “Leaders of Low Prices” “Head-to-Foot Clothiers” CASPER STORAGE GROCERY _224 South Center St. Max Heller, Mgr. 223-225 South Center St. 117 East Second St. R. M. Turner, Prop. WIGGINS, YOUR SHOEMAN ELECTRIC SUP. & CONST. CO. : “Home of Red Goose Shoes” THE NORRIS MARKET 122 East Second St. J. A. Wiggins, Prop. Radio Supplies 129 East Second St, C. V. Norris, Prop. 142 E. Midwest Ave A. L, Forster, Prop BRUCE BROS. GROCERY bree ss Hee pate 233 East Second St. Arthur A. Schulte, Prop. RICHTER. MUSIC CO. Chas, A. and Ernest E. Bruce, Props. Home of the Victrola, Brunswick and Lyon & Healy Pianos> CENTRAL GRO. & MARKET THE KIMBALL DRUG STORE 129 West Second St. “Kimball Handles the Goods” =~ 180 S. Center St. Geo. E. Richter, Prop. THE PALMS Chris. Puppach, Mgr. Grocery 214 South Center St. Tom Clare, Mgr. Market THE MIDWEST PHARMACY THE ECONOMY GROCERY imbaly Rana ies ene Goede: d The Palms Telegraph Florist Public Market lant Hedges, Mgr. Opposite the Postoflice 414 East Second St. E. G. Hadley, Prop. b] GRANT ST. GRO. & MARKET HARPER'S ® . Corner Grant St. and Devine Ave. ry sGoods, sad procs 3 NATRONA BUTTER SHOP ‘ Roy Kalmer, Mgr. . - pete Tenney It. : “If It’s Pure Food, We Have It” : is Corner Second and Durbin Sts. THE BLUE FRONT GROCERY EVANS A. E. Winter, Jr., Prop. 110 East Second St. Henry Lanouatle, Mgr. BUNGALOW GRO. & MARKET “Atta Boy, Eddie’ 412 East Fifth St. G. A. Habenicht, Prop. THE B. & A. CONFECTIONERY _507 East Second St. Henry Reasoner, Prop. JOHN TRIPENY DRUG CO. 241 South Center St. Phones 72 and 99 John and D. W, Tripeny, Props. ~ JESSENS SHOE & CLO. CO. 115 East Second St. A. T. and J. Gordon Jessen, Props. KENNEDY MOTOR CO. Casper’s Largest Garage £ C. E. Kennedy, Mgr. West Yellowstone W. G. PERKINS & CO. Tribune Bldg. M. D. BARNETT CO. “Barnett’s Of Course’ 154 South Center St. M. M. Petker, Mgr. Jeweler and Optometrist 134 South Center St. Jesse Evans, Prop. WYOMING BAKING CO. 324 West Yellowstone CASPER JEWELRY MFG. CO. “Special Order Work” 180 East Second St. Max Myland, Prop. THE BOOTERY 124 East Second St. A, F. Sarin, Mgr. 4 . THE FUCHS CO. Ladies’ Ready to Wear 138 East Second St. R. I. Fuchs, Prop. THE CAMPBELL HDW. CO.. 147 South Center St. A. J. Kelley, Mgr. THE CASPER PHARMACY 111 East Second St. W.H. Crawford, Prop. THE GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE 125 East Second St. . Lindsay & Co. E. P. BRENNAN Representative Lawson Mfg. Co. Lawson Gas Stoves and Heaters. 131 West Railroad Ave. SHIKANY SHOE & CLO. CO. 142 East Second St. S. A. Shikany, Prop. THE CHrPNAMEL HDW. 146 East Sucond St. E. D. Holmes, Prop. . CASPER STEAM BAKERY 224 East Second St. J. C. Zuttermeister, Prop. - THE LEADER Women’s and Children’s Midwest Bldg. BRODIE RUBBER CO. Diamond Tires 220 East Second St. E. J. Donahoe, Secy. Treas. Wear Call at The Tribune Office, buy a ticket to one of the biggest events ever pulled off in Casper The Tribune Pure Food and Household Show At The Arkeon December 4, 5 and 6 50 per cent of the proceeds go for charity work under th e direction of the Woman’s Departmental Club of Casper. AND ae Get full information about the free merchandise offer. ee en ina renee ie meee is ee