The Cody enterprise and the Park County enterprise., December 13, 1922, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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

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Suggested Gifts For
The Auto Owner
They Will Appreciate Them
Boyce Motor Meter Auto Heaters
Boyce Service Units
Spot Lights - Delux Tire Chains
And most any accessory for the car
YELLOWSTONE GARAGE
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itlake
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happiest
Christmas ffL?
| With Gifts That Last f
| EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED , . |
| FOR HER |
= Diamond Ring E
Bracelet Watch 1 =
Pearls j
= Ivory
Bar Pins £
Manicure Sets \l \\ !E3| I =
FOR HIM
| Watch j |
~ Chains Xk'hx KDO(< I =
= Cuff Links -
= Tie Pins =
= Charms !
= Cigarette Cases ~ ~~ =
E And Etc. a
~ COMMUNITY SILVERWARE E
| 1837 ROGERS SILVERWARE S
= 22 CARET GOLD HAND PAINTED CHINA f
| WISHING YOU A MOST MERRY CHRISTMAS |
| JACK EVANS |
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Gift Suggestions
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What could make a more gratifying gift than a beauti I
ful—New—'Range?
We have a full line of ranges, heating, camp, and j
wood Stoves. All New—Just arrived. •*
FOR HIM $
Guns |
Chaps , 1 4 F r=» «o> ■>
|| Books x® $g»P l—l L-J >
Mounted Speci- /
mens of Various W
Kinds _IZZ —Z —LJ-] V
FOR HER
Enamelware I
Dishes X i
Glassware ll< \ s
Bear and Bobcat '
Rugs S
Dressers 5
Rockers n i I
We invite you to come in and inspect the new items 8
we ae adding to our stock. i
C. E/ Workman
NEW AND SECOND-HAND STORE
Cbe Cody Enterprise
CAROLINE LOCKHART AND
C. M. CONGER, Publishers
Entered as second-elass matter Feb
irary 14, 1910, at the post-office at
Tody, Wyoming, under the Act of
March 8, 1879.
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TWO LITLE SISERB
(A Moonshine Ballad Concerning
-Ethyl and Methyl)
I know two little sisters,
I think you know them, too;
One puts you high in Heaven,
And the other in Bellevue.
So spiritual is Ethyl
She’s thoughtful of her folks;
To kill them outright, she believes
The ghastliest of jokes.
“Tis sweet to fling with Ethyl,
Who stimulates the brain —
And you can wake and feel-as good
As dear old Doctor Crane!
But O! that horrid Methyl,
Her quiet, attractive twin;
you never know what cot or ward
That girl will put you in!
While outwardly, she’s charming,
And all that sort o thing.
It’s inwardly—she gets you—•
Hark! how the angels sing!
She loves to see a fellow
Completely lose his mind,
Or, better still, his eyesight.
But, pouf—you know her kind.
1/Envoi:
O you may stroll with Methyl,
And let her pick your hearse.
But I will woo sweet Ethyl,
She’s plain—but there are worse.
—Anonymous.
LAZY LARRY
Barry says if all one’s time
That one spends to drink and dine
Could be utilized for sleeping
Eternal life would I be seeking.
—Exchange
The United States Army is making
a concerted effort at this time to in
crease its strength by the addition of
young men of good moral character
and physical fitness.
In addition to pay, which ranges 1
from $21.00 to $57.00 per month, the
Army offers many essential advant
ages, free—namely : wholesome liv
ing in clean, comfortable quarters,
and clothing; educational advantages
travel and a chance to learn a trade; i
medical and dental care; recreation
and amusement
Should any young men in this lo
cality desire to investigate further,
application may be made to —The
Post Recruiting Officer, Fort D. A.*
Russell, Wyoming.
Russell Kimball is leaving for
Miles City on business this week
Mrs. Thomas Osborne, Jr. was a
visitor f r om the Greybull on Wed
nesday.
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1 Shopping Hints a
TW l ' iWT
j Bring in your Shopping list. We can supply your every need in Christ-1
mas gifts for the members of your family and your friends
i ft
J 1 Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos in Holiday Wrapping
Books are always acceptable. Our line is very complete
New fiction. Books for boys and girls and the little ones.
Popular copyrights now 85 cents. I |
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Conklin Pens and Gold and Silver Pencils sl.oo Up HHbA 1111 '
Western Souvenirs in leather and silver. | IgBSI I
Wallace Nutting Pictures $1.25 to SB.OO fl|
Christmas Candies in bulk and fancy boxes [ ] || fe
Crane’s Stationery '
A Victrola or a NewEdison._ == Greenwich Village Glassware. |
l An ? n ,,y*?. r ..g f !, fo,*!?* whole Leave your order now for Holly and Mistletoe Something entirely new. A |
|| family. most attractive Xmas gift.
THE POST OFFICE STORE
Crow Indians In
World War Join
American Legion
The only American Legion post
composed exclusively of Indian
ex-service men was organized re
cently at a meeting in Lodge Grass
Mont, attended by members of the
Crow tribe who served in the World
War. The headquarters of the post
are at the Crow agency.
Gifts for r :
OM WOMEN
MURf
Children and Men—-
' FOR HER . . . FOR HIM ...
3 Dainty Silk Lingerie. Some Golf Stockings Ties
lace trimmed, others embroider- Silk Sox Handkerchief
| ed. $3.75 and up. Poker Chips
f AND SUITS, $5. UP
For Ths Children
5 Dolls Dishes
5 / agfor I Mittens Handkerchiefs ft
3 7 / Mt/ Avoid I 1 jsgs
I 1, Dissapointment P
Br - -
5 Al VXI if i Making ;
I // A Your
- L<- ■ -• Selections J
Early <
- Ya'fi'wJ aJH J 3 §
pcitL—my
Hand Bags Purses ft
Gloves Silk Stockings ■
Silk and Wool Stockings Beads Tobbagen Caps Tamoshanters
Lace Vests Sweaters Hats Coats
TT . And Dresses
Silk Underwear Coats
Suits Dresses
“Say it with a Gage Hat” Volck me r s
Members in the new organization
will be restricted to Indian veterans.
Formation of the post came about
through a suggestion made last
spring by Hanford MacNider, then
national commander of the American
Legion.
The Idea took with the men from
the start.
“Tell me when and where you are
galng to organize and I’ll be there
if I have to walk,” said one young
Crow veteran now livlrfg in Billings.
There are about 30 men who can
qualify for membership in the new
post The 15 required for the secur
ing of the charter have been signed
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1922.
up and the application has been for
warded to national headquarters.
It was voted to name the new post
in honor of Joseph Chief-atNfght, the
only member of the Crow tribe to
lose his live in the service. He died
at the Presidio In San Franscisco and
his body lies beside those of Custer*
men in the national cemetery at tha
Custer battlefield.
Health Affects Coral Beads.
A belief exists among the negroes
of the West Indies that die color of
coral is always affected by the ntato
of health of the wearer, becoming pol
ar in disease.