The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise., May 24, 1922, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

About The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise. (Cody, Wyo.) 1921-1923

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922
BUM SPRINGS
i, On your Auto should have the attention of an Expert I'
;! A POSITIVE GUARANTEE
11 “H it doesn’t Stand Up it doesn’t cost you a cent” '!
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SHULERSMEATMARKET
CHOICE MEATS
Ham, Bacon, Sausage and Fish
Fresh Milk arid Whipping Cream. This
cream is from 35 to 40 per cent test
and will whip in from 1 to 2 min.
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Located in Old Standard Restaurant Bldg.
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FOWLER’S ~~1
NEW 4 SECOND HAND STORE I
Highest Cash Price Paid |
for Hides, Pelts and Furs I
At the Old Place on Sheridan Avenue, Cody, Wyoming I
Successor to igj
( Lambert’s 2nd Hand Store)
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Have you seen the
Clymer Windshield
Spotlight
the newest and best thing'[in
spotlights—stays put. Used
also as a trouble light.
Goodyear and Michelin Tires and Tubes
Full line of Auto Accessories and Supplies
The Yellowstone Garage
CHAS. STUMP, Proprietor
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I Make No Mistake I
When you need Auto Equipment be I
sure to get the dependable kind —the kind I
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Firestone tires, the kind that give you g
‘Most Miles Per Dollar.’ Westric Batteries |
THE PARK GARAGE I
Democrats In Big
Pow-Wow At;
Powell May
There was a gathering of the Dem- •
ocratic clans at Powell on Tuesday !
evening, when about 150 adherents of • i
the party of Jefferson assembled for i,
a pow-wow in our sister city. Among J
those present were about 35 stalwarts !
from Cody, who report the meeting
about the most enthusiastic ever held
in this neck of the woods. The lead
ing feature of the evening was a ban
quet which was served in excellent
The object of the gathering was the
perfecting of a county organization
and discussion of plans for the coming
campaign.
John F. Cook of Cody was chosen
as chairman of the county centarl;
committee, A. A. Kiser of Powell vice
chairman and A. A. Linton of Mee
teetse also a vice chairman. Precinct
committeemen for the various county
precincts were also named.
Other action taken included the
launching of a Kendrick Club in Park
county with organizations at Powell,
Cody and Meeteetse.
Various standing committees were
named and about S2OO was raised to j
further the work of the committee'
and dispose of the indebtedness of the
organization.
THE CODY STAMPEDE
By May Jordan
A Stampede is what we need,
To make a Wild West town;
W’e’ll make it Wild and Wooly,
And ride 'em up and down.
Come on you bronco busters!
Como on you cowboys lean!
We’il show ’em how to bust ’em,
But not upon the bean.
W’e’ll ride ’em fast and furious,
And we’ll put on a show.
That will make our Stampede noted
For its Pep, and Touch, and Go.
For the lady bronco busters,
We ll give a good big prize;
You may have your choice of
broncos,
Just pick out one your size.
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' Jump right into the saddle, A
As though she’d never sinned;
Don’t let -that cowboy fan ’er .
Until she’s out of wind.
Turn loose those hobbled stirrups,
This once, just try your luck;
If you’re a bronco twister,
Turn loose and let 'er buck!
I wouldn’t want the glory
If I couldn’n ride ’em straight
Buck up and face the music—
Come on and trust to fate.
Cabbage and Tomato plants at the
Ross Inn. 42tf.
Polios Start Bomb Praha,
Green Bay. Wls. —Investigation was
begun by the police Thursday to da
term Ine the origin of a bomb which was
set off in the Congregational church
Wednesday night during an addreaa
by Lewis R. Horton of Spokane, pro
hibition worker.
The bomb, made from gunpowder
and loosely packed in a small box, ex
ploded as It was he.'ng carried from
the building by E. C. Walker. Walk
er’s arm was severely burned.
About 500 persons, who had congre
gated to hear an address by William
El. (Pussyfoot) Johnson, internation
ally known prohibition worker, re
mained seated, although about 10 ran
from the church and one woman faint
ed. Johnson apoke as scheduled, but
made no reference to the bomb acci
dent
Survey Shews Coal Supply.
Washington.—Coneumars had ap
proximately 52,500,000 tons of bitum
inous coal in storage March 1, accord
ing to a statement Issued jointly
Thursday by the census bureau and
the geological survey. This was In
addition to 5,100,000 tons on the upper
lake docks and 674,000 tons held by
producers at mines or intermediate
points. Estimates based on ths rats
at which coal has been leaving the
mines recently Indicated a reserve of
at least 65,000,000 tone by April 1.
"El Dorado.**
El Dorado means In Spanish “th«
golden,” and was the name bestowed
on a fabulous city believed to exist
in the Interior of South America
Many fruitless expeditions set out Id
search of it.
Character.
Character Is the hardest problem to
solve. Lives of promise easily get fil
tered down to commonplaces. When
pleasure substitutes for obligation
character takes wings for the barrens
and the futfire collects scraps from the
husk heap. When will-power becomes
anemic It takes orders from environ
ment and vies with others in contrib
uting to folly. This "one-of-the-crowd”
conduct has left many a well-endowed
life wrecked on the rocks of circum
stances.
Wm. S. Bennett, Jr.
Attorney at Law
Practice in all Courts
GREYBULL WYO.
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IRMA HOTEL
CODY, WYOMING
Under New Management
First Class Dining Room
Sample Rooms
Pool and Billiard Hall In Con*
nectlon
J. F. FILES, Manager
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OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN
On Friday, Saturday and Monday
May 26, 27 and 19
We will sell our Hats, Coats, Suits, Dresses
and Skirts at —
25% Off
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Some of these have only been in the shop a
few days, but You Take Your Choice—
There Is Nothing Reserved.
Hats Suits
$15.00 Hats . $11.25 $62.50 Suits . $46.90
10.00 Hats . 7.50 50.00 Suits . 37.50
6.00 Hats . 4.50 35.00 Suits . 26.25
25.00 Suits . 18.75
Dresses Coats
$65.00 DRESSES $48.75
X drSel coats • mso
$35.00 dresses s2«.2s 40.00 Coats . 30.00
$25.00 DRESSES $18.75 32. Coats . 24.00
$20.00 DRESSES $15.00 r . 1Q „.
$16.75 DRESSES SI2.6S “O. VOatS . 13.10
Exceptional Values In Children’s Coats
One Lot, worth up to S2O, for-- - SIO.OO
One Lot, worth up to 10, for-- - - 5.00
VOLCKMERS
The Lowest Prices Possible Consistent With Guaranteed Quality
Spring Exhibit & Sale
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Colored r
PICTURES?
The Ideal Wedding or
Commencement Gift
Priced from $1.25 to SB.OO
THE POST OFFICE STORE
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