Carson City daily appeal. [volume], December 05, 1921, Image 4

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921
'HELIOTROPE" ENJOYED;
SHOWN AGAIN TONIGHT
Hand Bag
FOR -
Christmas Gifts
Latest Styles at Lowest Prices
Me
f's Drug Store
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People and Notes of Interest
SUNDAY AT THE LAKE
Tom Lotz, who spent the week end in
Reno, was among the morning arrivals.
Forest Sawyer of the federal mar
shal's office came in from Reno this
morning.
Ed Malley, who spent Sunday in
Reno, was included in this morning's
arrivals.
Governor Boyle left this afternoon
for Reno. He is billed to address the
Reno Commercial Club this evening.
Reserve Friday evening for the en
tertainmerit at Leisure Hour hall. Ad
mission 35c.
Mrs. John Gulling, after spending a
week with relatives in this city, leaves
this evening for Modesto, Calif. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Mildred.
E. V. Bonafous of the State Capitol
force, who has been ailing for some
time from an annoying throat trouble,
left for San Francisco last evening to
put himself under the care of a specialist.
Several Carson parties and one from
Reno spent yesterday at Lake Tahoe.
There is practically no snow on the
south and east side of the lake, while
the roads are reported to be in good
condition.
While the weather was cool, those
making the trip report a very pleasant
day.
NOTICE F. O. E.
Regular meeting of Carson Aerie
No. 1006. F. O. E., will be held tomor
row, Tuesday evening, at 7:30 o'clock
Initiations. All visiting members are
welcome.
L. L. BRIGHT, President.
G. V. FISHER, Secretary.
Patrons of the Grand theater thor
oughly enjoyed the picture "Heliotrope,"
which was shown Saturday evening in
lieu of "The Midlanders," which failed
to arrive.
The picture is one of the best that has
been shown in this city in some time
and one that is absorbing from start to
finish with so much heart touch that
those witnessing it go home with a'lot
to think of. It is splendidly rendered
and characterized.
Tonight it will be screened again, and
undoubtedly will be greeted by a capac
ity house, and it is certainly entitled to
such, for it is a high class film shown
at every day prices.
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. $mmm&mm
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VISITED COMSTOCK CITY
Several Carson auto parties paid a
'. visit to the new town of Comstock yes
terday.
From all reports the work there is of
big order; the new town looks good
and the concrete pourings at the site of
the big mill shows something of the
dimensions of a reduction plant. The
roads. are reported to be in fair condition.
FIGURE ON SKATING
MISS FRANCES NEWMAN,
Chicago, 111.
"Only a medicine of truly wonderful
merit could have done what Tanlac did
for me and there is nothing half good
enough for me to say about it," said
Miss Frances Newman. 2639 Hirsch
St. Chicago. With a few more cold nights excel-
"I don't think anybody ever suffered nt shating is anticipated at Washoe
any more from inJigef.t:.oi: than I -isd i lake.
and for over a vear 1 was in wretched I The lake, is pretty well frozen over at
. . . i
aealth. 1 had smo'hCT-mg spells and ,
my heart palpitated so violently I
thought I had heart troub'e, but I
known now it was all caused from my
stomach.
"Since taking Tanlac I feel and look
like a different person. I have a splen
did appetite and my digestion is just
perfect. I sleep eight or nine hours
every night and get up in the morning
feeling fresh and happy. My friends
tell me I'm always smiling now and I
certainly ought to be, for I'm enjoying
life again."
the present time, while the shore ponds
will nearly hold skaters. Should the
lake freeze it will be comparatively
sate for sports; this winter, owing to
its shallowness.
ALU Si
MAKING ROAD REPAIRS
The maintenance crew of the high
way department is busy grading and
otherwise making repairs on the road
between the city limits and Lake-view.
', The grade from Shaffers ranch to
j the summit has been dragged and the
.low spots filled and otherwise put into
Don't try to save money buying cheap or big-can
Baking Powders. You can't doit You'll throw out more
in spoiled bakings than you save on price of the powder. And don't
think that old style high priced powders are best because they cast
most. Ihey are not.
BAKING
POWDER
has proved in millions cf bake-day tests that it is
die best baking powder ever made that's why it is the
biggest selling baking powder in the world to
day. No other baking powder makes such tempt
ingly good tender.wholesome bakings. No bak
ing powder of anywhere near the same quality
is sold at such a low price.
You use less of Calumet because it is
the highest grada baking powder. One teaspoon
tul is equal to two teaspoouf uls of many other brands.
And there is no "luck" about it when
you use Calumet No loss. It is absolutely sure.
It is the most economical of all. Millions of
housewives use it and so do leading domes
tic science teachers and cooking experts.
You mt when you bur it.
You save when you tiae it.
Calumet contains only such ingre
dients as have been approved officially by the
U. S. Food Authorities.
'BAKING POWDER)!
AGENTS WANTED
m. .m. m
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Special
Train to Reno
account
Dtt. jui
Bid
of
Paradise
at Rialto
M en's hose and neckware. Three
pairs hose and one necktie in box $2.00,
prepaid; money back if can duplicate
in any store for less than $3.00. Makes
birthday or Xmas present. Main Sup
ply Co., Box 66, Templeton, Calif.
WIND DID DAMAGE
The wind storm of last week evident
ly lost none of its power before strik
ing Virginia City, for the Chronicle re
ports considerable damage to property,
such as chimneys gone and roofing
torn off.
;ne section, seventy teet long, was
lifted1 over C street and dropped in
front of property well to the north.
The flag pole at the Con. Virginia of
fice was wrecked and the top of one
of the big stacks at the C. & C. was
blown off.
Leaves Carson City 6:30 p. m. J
Reutrning leaves Reno 11:30 p. J
tn. ..Fare for round-trip, $1.84, in- ,
eluding war tax. J
S. C. BIGELOW, G. P. A.
LADIES
Dry Washing a Success
Dry placer washing near Osceloa has
proven a success this past summer and
will be renewed on a larger scale next
summer. Considerably more than wa
ges was taken out by the dry process
while the tailings are to be worked
over with water in the spring, when
water is available.
Subscribe for the Appeal.
I have for your inspection a nice line
of up-to-date hats, coats and dresses.
Prices right.
Please call and inspect my stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
SWEETLAND & SWEETLAND.
Advertise in the Appeal.
COMING EVENTS
December 10. Christmas gift sale, by
Methodist Ladies' Aid.
December 31 Annual ball of Warren
Engine Co.
December 9 Entertainment by Leisure
Hour Club at club hall.
World's news up to 3
Appeal.
p. m. in the
SYRUP
Balsamea
The safe, certain and speedy
remedy for relief of all coughs
and Colds, as well as for Bron
chial and Lung troubles. Con
tains no harmful drugs.
For Sale by
C.L.KITZI'lEYER,Dni0pJ$t
Full line of drugs, candies, sta
tionery, kodaks, phonographs and
Victor records.
Tanlac is sold in Carson City by ' good shape for the winter. The road
Charles' L. Kitzmeyer, and by leading from the hot springs turn north is be-
druggists everywhere. i lug regraded.
Babe Ruth Fined
World Series' Money
Bv United Fres
CHICAGO, Dec. 5. Babe Ruth fined
his share of the World Series money
and suspended until May 20th next, by
Judge Landis today for playing in ex
hibition ball games after participating
in the World Series. Bill Piercy and
Bob Menscl were similarly punished.
Takes His Medicine
VASHIXGTQ:. Dec. 5.'
It won't
interfere with my act any," said Babe
Ruth, commenting on Judge Landis'
decision, "and I'll keep on playing af
ter the time is up." He indicated he
will accept the decision at "I don't !
know whom I could appeal to, but
can't see how they can take away what
one has already earned, though." Ruth's
share was $3,510.
T MADE BY A TRU5T (j
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L "'W' J HIGHEST wSs
HOTS THIS II
TALKING IT OVER
The football fans, the boys who play
ed, and those who wished they could,
are still talking over Saturday after
nwon's game when Carson Hi held
Reno Hi to an even score of 13 to 13.
Those witnessing the game say it
was the best of the season and that
many of the big teams have not put up
such a game this year.
NOTICE, AUXILIARY UNIT
The first regular monthly meeting of
this unit will be held) at Leisure Hour
hall Tuesday evening December 6th at
7:30 p. m.
All members urgently requested to he
present as business of importance is to
be taken up and nomination and elec
tion of officers for ensuing year. By
order of
JOSIE MILLARD, President.
FRANCES AMODEI, Secretary.
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Reported Strikes
Many new strikes are being reported
in the new camp of Royston. Houses
continue to go up and leases are being
let on many claims in the district. It
promises to be one of the substantial
camps of Southern Nevada.
If it happened in i-.urope tonight it
is publisiieu in the Appeal this after
noon.
Job work that will stand the test at
che Appeal office.
LUMBER FOR SALE
See C. Jensen at Credelbaugh's
bridge. ' n4-tf
Want to hear from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars and low
est price. John J. Black, Nevada street,
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. o29
A pound czm of Calumet contains full 16 oz. Some
baking powders come in 12 oz. cans instead of 16 oz.
cans. Be sure you get a pound when you want it
0
HOLD THE EVENING
An entertainment, including living
pictures, music, character sketches and
interpretative dancing, will be given
Friday evening. December 9;h. at Leis
ure Hour hall.
Admission, 35 cents.
ATTEND TO IT NOW
Latest telegraphic news in the Appeal
FARM WANTED
Wanted to hear from owner of a
farm for sale: give lowest price and
possession. L. Jones, Box 451, OIir-v,
III. "
If i, u want joar floor scraped by
maehir.e it will have to be done
promptly, as I am preparing to leave.
P.. E. SELLMAN,
n29-lw Golden West Hotel.
ATTEND TO IT NOW
If you want your floor scraped by
machine it will have to be done prompt
ly, as I am preparing to leave.
B. E. SELLMAN,
r,2!;-hv Gulden West Hotel.
W. P. Harrington left this afternoon
for Reno. He is to address the Commer
cial Club this evening, being one of the
gneste invited to the club's annual din
ner. ,
The Appeal is delivered to your home
for 25 cents a week.
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Sale of
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peppermint flavored chewing sum
that will aid your appetite and diges
tion, polish ycur teeth and moisten
your throat. 6122
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TOE FLAVOR LASTS
Mrs. A. E.
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