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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1918
I DR. W. L TAYLOR
: JESSIE H. TAYLOR
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Ceo. A. Cole, President
T. L Hawkins, Sec. and Treas
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Personal Mention
The Largest and most up to
Garage m the city
FREE AIR - FREE WATER INFORMATION
Prince Hawkins, one of Reno's lead
ing attorneys, is in Carson attending
to matters in the Federal court.
Louie Spell ier, the (lazette's trenchant
political dpestcr, was an arrival this
morning in search of new ammunition, j
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Joepli lloopcs is coiimieu 10 ins
home with pneumonia. His daughter,
Mrs. John Bath, arrived yesterday to
help care for him.
S. J. Rogers, register of the land of
fice, returned yesterday afternoon from
Fallon, where he had heen looking af
ter his farming interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Fiore Raffetto were
outgoing passengers last evening, hound
for Fan Francisco, where the latter will
take special medical treatment.
Mrs Robert F. Kane of Oakland, sis
ter of Mrs. V. B. Cross, arrived from
her home this morning to attend the
funeral of the late V. R. Cross.
Mrs. Charles H. Colhurn. who has
heen the guest of Mrs. R. E. Leland
during her stay in Carson, left for her
home in Sacramento on last evening's
passenger.
Judge -vS. S. Downer, Mrs. P. B. Ellis
and other Republican candidates reach
ed Carson last evening from a cam
paign trip which covered a large sec
tion of the state.
Governor Boyle and Ed Malley re
turned late last night from a patriotic
meeting which they attended and at
which the governor spoke earlier in the
evening at Mason valley.
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WOMEN'S
I Rest Room
Large and Modern In Every Respect
Auto Supplies, Expert Repair
ing, Storage, Oils
RED CROWN GASOLINE
' Agents for the
Brooks' Gas Generator
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Tires are better
because vulcaniz
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and, parallel.
The Double-Cable-Base
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vents internal wear
and stops any pos
sibility of slipping
or rocking.
The most successful distillate bonier
on the market; SO per cent saving hi
fuel; 25 per cent increase in mileage
and horse power; ID per cent de
crease in heat. Installed in your car
for $17. Guaranteed or money refunded.
Agents for Federal Tires and
and Tubes None Better
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INITIATIVE PETITION
Contined from page three
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arations; making the superintendent oi
the Nevada State Police ex otticio
Commissioner of Prohibition, and de-
ning his duties; and providing for
the enforcement of this Act. and pre
scribing penalties for the violation
thereof."
nd designated as Question Number
1, as required by the provisions of Sec
tion 34 of the Act entitled, "An Act
relating to elections," aproved March
24, 1917. now on file and of record in
this office.
In witness whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and af
fixed the Great Seal of State,
Seal at my office, in Carson City,
Nevada, this 29th day of Aug
ust, A. D.. 1918.
GEO. BRODIG AN,
Secretary of State.
By J. V. Legate, Deputy.
CARSON CITY, NEV.
GOVERNOR BOYLE'S LABOR RECORD
laoor wnicli was passed lv the legislature, re
approval ana urns became a part ot the law
MINDEN INN
There will be a Hallowe'en Dinner
Dance at Minden Inn, October 3hh. 8
o'clock p. m. : $1.00 per plate; Baker's
Orchestra. Reserve tables now. ol6-10t
LEISURE HOUR WILL NOT MEET
There will be no meeting of the Leis
ure Hour club this evening.
This was the evening when the club
was to have enteretained the Twentieth
Century club of Reno, but on account
of the prevalence of the influenza in
that city, the visitors postponed their
coming to a later date.
reforms were advocated by him
heen in session (luring his incum
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to the fullest pos
principle of collec-
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Drastic Clause of Initiative Law
'I BELIEVE IT SAVED
MY LIFE," SHE SAYS
Former Trained Nurse, Graduate of
Bellevue Hospital, Gains 25 Pounds
Taking Tanlac.
BUYING BONDS
Cutter Relief Corps, No. 15, at its
regular meeting last evening took ac
tion toward buying a $50 Liberty bond.
On Monday evening the Home Guard
decided to invest in a $100 Liberty
hi nd.
NOTICE
OF CLOSE OF
TRATION
REGIS-
Notice is hereT.y given that the reg
istration for the general election to be
held on the 5th day of November, 1918,
will close on the 15th day of October,
A. I)., 1918. Any person entitled to,
and desiring to register, may do so by
appearing before the county clerk at his
office in the county building in Carson
City, Ormsbv county, Nevada, prior toj
the said 15th day of October, 1918. )
DANIEL K. MORTON,
s!-td County Clerk.
Every measure advocated by
ceived Governor Boyle's official
of the state.
A very considerable number of these
messages to the legislatures which have
bency.
He is and has been on record publicly in favor of
The principle of the eight-hour day extendin;
sible limits for both men and women.
The general extension and recognition of tin
tive bargaining.
Governmental control as the first step in the direction of govern
mental ownership of public utilities.
Assumption by the state of directory power to provide and enforce
laws for the proper care and housing of employes of our industries.
His record will show that the iollow nig laws favorable to workers hav
been enacted with his aid and official approval during the past three and
one-half years :
The law creating the Department of Labor and providing for a
Labor Commissioner.
The Women's Eight-hour day act.
Law providing for three district Mining Schools and the law pro
viding for the education of adults in Night Schools.
The so-called "Anti-Spotters" law.
The "School Teachers' Pension" law.
The law preventing discrimination against employes running for
public office.
The law regulating employment agencies.
The law providing for sanitary regulation and Sunday closing of
barber shops.
Corrective amendments of existing laws providing for the safety
and care of miners.
Corrective amendments greatly increasing the liberality of the
Workman's Compensation act. including action on his direct recommen
dation giving the state some measure of control over company hospitals,
the enlargement of benefits to those permanently disabled and to depend
ents in case of death, the creation provision whereby the small operator
may properly care for his injured employes, the prohibition of the as
sessment of men to carry employers' liability, and last but not least, the
provision for medical care and attention at the cost of the employer,
for men injured in his employ.
One of the most interesting of the
manv remarkable statements vet made
in connection with lanlac was given
by Mrs. Marie J. Howard, who resides
at 402 Westlake Ave.. North. Seattle,
recentlv. Mrs.. Howard has been a res
ident of Seattle for the past eighteen
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years, and before her marriage, was a I
trained nurse and a graduate of Belle
vue hospital. New York. When asked
if she would be willing for her state
ment to be published, she said. "Yes.
indeed, and you may start it by saying I
I believe Tanlac has saved my life.
"I have suffered from stomach trouble I
and disordered liver and kidneys fori
five years and had gotten in such a I
bad condition, that I honestly felt like
I was going to die. Everything I would I
eat fermented in my stomach and the
gas tormea by it would cause my
heart to palpitate so my breath would
almost stop. There were intense pains
all through my back about my liver and
kidneys and I can't begin to tell how
I did suffer. I had fearful headaches
and was so nervous I hardly knew what
sleep was. I was often down in bed for
a week at a time, hardly able to raise
my hand. Then I would manage to
stay up for two or three days, but
would have to give up and take to my
bed again. I would often go for two or
three days without eeating a mouthful
of anything. I lost weight right along
and am telling the positive truth when
1 say I was in such an awful condition
that I thought 1 was going to die.
"After reading and hearing so much
about Tanlac I bought a bottle, think
ing if it did others so much good, per
haps it might help me too. Well, it
as not onlv helped me, but 1 have
ictuallv gained twentv-live pounds
nice I began taking it and have never
telt better in mv lite. Mv appetite is
iood and mv stomach in such a splen-
lid condition that I can hardlv .eat
Hough and I don't suffer a particle af
terwards. All my pain and misery is
gone, my kidnys and liver are normal.
I sleep everv night like a child, and
lon't know what it is to have a head
ache. Mv husband has also taken Tan
lac with wonderful results. In fact, 1
think it has done him as much good as
it has me, and we both consider it the
finest medicine made."
Tanlac is sold in Carson City by
Charles L. Kitzmever.
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Most people are of the opinion that if the state is voted "dry" at
the November election it means only the closing of the saWns and that
they can take their little old jug to the grocery and have it filled at their
pleasure. For the benefit of those who are laboring under this delusion
their attention is called to section 7 of the initiative petition to be voted
on, which reads as follows:
Sec. 7. It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or have FOR
PERSONAL USE of otherwise, or to use, or permit another to have,
keep or use, intoxicating liquors at any restaurant, store, office build
ing, club, place where soft drinks are sold (except a drug store may
have and sell alcohol and wine as provided by sections four and twenty
four), fruit stand, newsstand, room or place where bowling alleys, bil
liard or pool tables are maintained, livery stables, public buildings, park,
road, street or alley. It shall be unlawful for any person to give or
furnish to another intoxicating liquors. Anyone violating this section
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than one thousand
dollars, and be imprisoned in the county jail not less than two nor more
than twelve mouths; provided that no common carrier, for hire, nor
any other person, for hire or w ithout hire, shall bring or carry into this
state, or carry from one place to another within the state, intoxicating
liquors for another, even when intended for personal use; except a com
mon carrier may, for hire, carry pure grain alcohol and wine, and such
preparations as may be sold by druggists for the special purposes and in
the manner as set forth in sections four and twenty-four; and provided
further, however, that in case of search and seizure, the finding of any
liquors shall be prima facia evidence that the same are being kept
and stored for unlawful purposes.
DOES NEVADA NEED LAWS LIKE THIS?
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Fire Insurance
James M. Leonard, Agent
Cai son Valley Bank Bldg. at j
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Phone 5-6-1
IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP !
Leading Ladies' Hairdressers and Wig
Makers; Marcelling
17 Front Street RENO, NEV. Nixon B'ldg. X
Imported Hair Goods, Ornaments, Face Cosmetics, Toilet Articles, Hair
Dying, Dressing, Shampooing, Manicuring, Facial and Scalp Treatment. 4-
Gents' Wigs and Toupees a specialty. Children's Hair Cutting. "t
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the Appeal for all the war
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These words correctly describe what
we are selling this week U. S. Bonds,
Fourth Liberty Loan.
There is nothing better. They are
good in themselves; because they are,
financially, a good investment. And
then, besides, they represent:
Food for our Allies.
Supplies for our Soldiers.
Liberty for Mankind.
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE.
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Space Donated
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Three Days, Beginning Thursday
Our big Anniversary Sale is on tomorrow, Thursday,
i October 17th. We ask you to join with us in this celebra
tion, and we are offering bargains that will make this a
X notable event one you cannot afford to miss these times.
This sale will include all departments. " Record break
ing reductions in Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Dress Goods, Silks,
Domestics, Gent's Furnshings Hosiery, Millinery and Shoes.
It affords you a great opportunity to secure practical
Christmas gifts NOW while they are obtainable at such re
markable prices.
Watch for circular left at your door
NOTICE
Plenty of coal and fuel on hand, but
it is still in hands o fuel administra
tion, and customers, before ordering,
will please fill out and sign the applica
tion blanks furnished by local commit
tee.
May 9. 1918 JOHN RUBKE.
X HAVE YOUR HAIR PERMANENTLY WAVED
It will give you the results wanted. Hair can be waved or curled, not
kinked, unless so desired. ..Water will not affect this wave.
j Facial Defects Corrected. Does the Work Immediately
Mrs. Gunn specializes in the filling of deep wrinkles between the eyes,
the hollows in the neck and shoulders and removal of all facial blemishes;
such as warts, moles, superfluous hair, etc., permanently removed. .Mrs.
T Gunn's process of filling consists of using oils.
All methods made absolutely painless. It produces a perfect natural
- flesh. Don't lose pride in yourself.
T Consultation and treatments strictly confidential. This applies to gtn-
X tlement as well as ladies. Positively no paraffine used.
FACE HADE KEARSY00NGER. A ORDERS PROMPTLY FIUTJ
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I ANY OF THESE
Patent Medicines
Perfumes.
Photographic Supplies
Face Powders
Toilet Soap
Kodaks
YES?
Then get them from
J. A. MULLER
Druggist, Opposite P. O.
Imported and Domestic Cigars Pipe?, Smoking
Tobacco, Cigarette?, Everything for the Smoker
of TastePure Goods and Courteous Treatment
PHONE
6 3
H. J. Vaughan'
6 3
Tobacconist-Newsdealer-Billiard Parlor
All San Francisco Dailies--Hot Butterkist
Pop Corn Daily Peanuts and Confection,
Fresh Opposite Post Office Telephone 63
A NATIONS STRENGTH
IS IN ITS FOOD SUPPLY
Eat Less Tftfoste nothing
Create a Reserve
AMERICA MUST FEED
10O.O00. OOO ALLIES
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Young steel-grey Flemish bucks and
does for sale at state prison s26-lw
PURSE LOST
Gray, Reld-Wnghf Co
Carson City, Nev,
Lost, a Mack velvet handliag. con
taining money. Believed to have heen
lost on Fall street. Reward on its re
turn to the White House. olO-tf
See Bato
Express work of all kinds, trunk'
nd bai?s;afrf hauled to and fmr
epot Bath. Phone 941. j22-tf
See Bath
For hauling away your trash and
express work of all kinds. Phone
941. sl8-t
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aNgw Qrocery Terms
TO THE GROCERY TRADE:
You are undoubtedly thoroughly familiar with the expressed wishes
of the Government TO SHORTEN THE TIME OF PAYMENT so as
to make available all possible funds in carrying out successfully the tre
mendous undertakings of this great Nation.
It thus becomes the PATRIOTIC DUTY of all of us, Wholesaler,
Retailer and Consumer, to render all possible assistance in the success
ful carrying out of this necessary plan and our co-operation should be
made effective WITHOUT DELAY.
As already advised, our revised terms of payment, 1 per cent in 10
days 30 days net, becomes effective on August 1, 1918. You will doubt
less deem it advisable and necessary to make corresponding changes in
your terms to the consuming public.
CALIFORNIA WHOLESALERS.
The above circular is self-explanatory and cuts the former terms
(which were xi per cent in 30 days 60 days net) to those mentioned
above. It will be seen that I now get i per cent less discount, paying
my bills in ten days, than I formerly did by paying them in 30 days, and
have to settle in 30 days or receive no more goods. Under these condi
tions I am forced to change my terms which in future will be as follows:
All bills must be paid by the 15th of the month following that which
the bill is contracted. Customers not complying with the above will be
required to pay cash.
A. G. Meyers
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