Carson City daily appeal. [volume], November 26, 1919, Image 4

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1919
CORRECT GLASSES
Boyle. The doctor's quarters are in
Washington. .
,Mrs. Harry Millard, Jr., came over
from Reno yesterday to be with her
grandmother, Mrs. Fryer, who is lying
There are a good many things that
.can,be delayed until a future time, but
when your eyes begin to go back on you
there is no use putting the matter of
'glasses off. Every , day increases the i at death's door. " ,
defect and make the task of fitting j George Kitzmeyer returned this mornr
you correctly a harder one. ', - -; "jjng from Los : Angeles, where, he-, was
My optical department is equipped called a few days ago by the death of
,with a view of handling the most diffi- his sister, Mrs. Anna Ford.
IN SUPREME COURT"
The attention of the Supreme court
was occupied today with the matter of
receiver's salary and attorney's fees in
the State Bank and Trust company
case.
George Green, attorney of Reno, rep
resented the receiver and attorneys, and
the state's interests were looked after
bv the attorney general's office.
MRS I. M. WILLIS (
GAINS 16 POUNDS
cult as well as the simple ones.
I guarantee every case, difficult or
Simple. V- ' !
: 'DR. W. T. McLAlN, ,
' Optometrist, Carson. '
At Jylrs. C. W. Friend's store, where
I you can find Watches, Clocks and Jew
elry; also Edison Phonographs and Re-
cords, where I shall be happy to play
, choice selections to entertain lovers" of
r music
MRS. C. V. FRIEND, !
Opposite Postoffice. ,
People and Notes of Interest
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See display ad of Friday evening's
entertainment at Leisure Hour hall.
' Judge George Brown of Reno was
; among the legal contingent visiting the
capital city today.
Mrs. Dell Brannon, who has been in
- San Francisco for several weeks, return
" ed home yesterday afternoon.
: Louis Spellier, political soothsayer of
; the Gazette, was among the arrivals on
the morning train from Reno.
Mrs. Bertha Cohen of the governor's
office was reported on the sick list to
day. She is ailing from a cold.
Dr. David Robinson of the United
States public health service was in Car
son today in conference with Governor
. Mrs. I. F. Wiseman, who has been
visiting her parens, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. I
Sullivan, left on last evening s train for
her home-vat Jenner-by-the Sea, Calif.
During the absence of Mine Inspec
tor Stinson, who has gone to one of the
southern counties, Charles Huher, the
'.Tonopah deputy, will be located here.
' A. B. Gray, receiver of the land office,
.is confined to liis home with a severe
, cold andTias beenvabsent from his office
the past two days. However, he hopes
to be on deck tomorrow.
W. R. McFadden, field auditor of the
Industrial Insurance commission, was
an arrival in this city thjs morning. Mr.
McFadden has recently been in the Las
Vegas section and reports great pros
perity there.
Governor Boyle and State Engineer
Scrugham expect to leave for Wash
ington the early party of next month to
look after Nevada's interests in soldiers'
settlement legislation. They may be ab
sent several weeks. 1 ;
Miss Tait. sister of Mrs. John Myles,
came over from Reno today and will
Lspend the Thanksgiving holiday with
her istcr and family. Miss Tait s home
is at Bishop, Calif., but she is attending
the University of Nevada. -
SUIT FILED
Was Not Exactly Sick, But Was All
, Run Down Built Up by Tanlac
"Tanlac could not have helped me
more if it had been made especially for
my case," said Mrs. I. M. Willis, living
at 5318J4 Monets avenue, Los Angeles,
Calif., x9 a Tanlac representative the
other day. Continuing she said : v
"I was in a miserable run-down con- ' am not at all lervous.
dition, not exactly sick, but. just
that tired feeling all the time. I
W. Jobe have been filed in
court,
Papers in the injunction suit of the
Muncey Creek Mining company of Salt
' littlA 1' in jr.," i.itt n t- rr.r I... . . .1 11 1
the federal j, , , , ,
. j depressed. . 1 had no appetite and could
.The plaintiff asks that the defendants !
AC , well at night, as I was very restless and
be restrained from working mining! , . J
, , , . , t nervous. I used to weigh loO pounds:
claims alleged to belong to the former' . 6 1
. . . l before I realized it I was down to 137,
III VViULC 1 UlC CUUIlljf. J ,L 1 , 5 1 .
uu iiitti x ucnucu -ii was lime to get
something to build me up and strength
en me, and as I had heard so much
about Tanlac and read so much in the
newspapers about the good it was do
ing I made up my mind to try it, and
just as soon as I commenced taking it I
began to feel better. I took three bot
tles in one month and I gained eight
pounds in weight in that month, and I
have continued'to gain in weight until
now I weight 153 pounds 1
"My appetite is real good again and
I enjoy my meals. I sleep fine now and
I am just 'get-
had 'ting aiong nne ana am entirety ria.oi
had ! tnat t'rel, wornout feeling and am full
of energy. I think Tanlac is simply
wonderful, and I am telling all my
friends about it."
"Tanlac is sold in Carson City by
Charles L. Kitzmeyer.
Read the Appeal for the latest hap
penings, both at home and abroad.
IN Federal Court
The case of C. P. Colm versus the
Pilot Copper company, a White Pine
coun matter, was being heard in the
Federal court .today.
On account of new advance in
wholesale prices, which could not
be foreseen, and which, as my in
voices now coming in show, make
cost and freight "MORE than quo
tations given below on some arti
cles, these quotations must be
Withdrawn Declst
Meantime, the price, of NE
VADA FLOUR has not advanced.
Come in and EES not only see,
but TASTE this product of our
"desert" state. FILES DEMON
STRATION and SAMPLES until
Saturday. , ;
Dromedary Dates, pkgj 30c
Imported Citron, lb ,45c
Read the Appeal ..for
world events.
the latest in
Holly, violets, roses, carnations and
mums for Thanksgiving. Leave orders
at Muller's drug store. n25-2t
DO YOU WANT
I LeisureHour Hall
Friday Ev'ng, Oct. 28
The latest news? Then subscribe for
the Daily Appeal. Telegraphic iews
"Men may come and men may go," but
with "Whiz Gear-Life" your auto will
go on forever.
MINERAL SERVICE STATION.
1 TAMALE3 '
Real chicken, with rich, red gravy
and pure corn meal. Made clean and
daily by DIGNON. Phone 501. n7-tf
Imported Orange , and Lemon
peel, lb ...... 45c
Red Fimentoes, can...! 16c
Olive Relish, can 14c
Green' Chili, can 13c
Mince Meat, bulk, per lb .35c
Heinz Plum Pudding, can 50c
New Crop Nuts
Soft Shell Almonds, lb 45c
Soft Shell Walnuts, lb 45c
! Shelled Nuts
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"Some Chorus."
Introducing Madame Spaghetti.
We'll Take You to Hawaii.
Sally and Johnnie, just from Orpheum.
She Dances Like a Fairy.
Jazzberry Jam (by a few gentlemen).
The Finish.
Salted Almonds, lb
Salted Peanuts, lb
Nonpariel Almonds, lb .
Brazil Nuts, lb ... 1.50
Walnuts, lb 1.35
t Time, 8:15, Sharp Admission, 25c
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...$1.35
.50
.... 1.25
Ed. J. Walsh
Carson City, Nevada
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