Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1919, Page 8

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SERVICE MAN 1300, 000 Fives ain THANKS EXTENDED FOR Specials for Saturday of your trade. We are the only| HELP GIVEN SHOTS IN = AT COLISEUM Spring Drive on 45c qanttetiWes ane strictly Cash Store in Casper. All) i { te } ? >i =F Nice Dried Apples, per pound ae goods must be paid for before leav-| The Coliseum Garage company an-! The Wind River| Canned Pumpkin, No. 2% can__-18¢ ing ovr store or on delivery. All are| ment changes had been inaugurated annual drive of the Wyoming Tie Ss a ee at the plant. Among the new changes and Timber company is now in full CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 20.—/was the appointment of L. D. Bran-|swing and the timber hes been run Wyoming people who contributed to|son as service manager of the garage |from the creeks into the main river. the funds the Boy Scouts during) and Frank Wilson as shop superin-/ Some difficulty was experienced be- last v rive are thanked in a! tenden q service manager fea- cause of the low water in an innovation here, as it) creeks. Between 200,000 and 300,- a mechanical expert in an ad-/900 ties will be floated down this ional chairman of the committee in| visory capacity in the office for the! year. cha arge of the campaign, The message | benefit of patrons. With the read- oo r re justment from war to peace time con- CODY, Wyo., June 20.—The big its essentials the Boy Scout} ditions the garage is able to pur-| Entrance Day celebration set for has been a great success.| chase adequate supplies of all kinds|June 23, 24 and 25 holds promise of! confident that the one million of needed | material: being one of the biggest ever held at | te members we set out to get] > ate opening of the Pa son and| will be obtained, but it is impossible, a lengthy program has been pre- at the moment to give figures, because BIG RESERVOIRS pared to fill every hour of the three all the returns have not been received. days’ festival. “In some communities it has been] SAVE CHEYENNE —_______ to continue the carn} city from an acute water shortage this theraireparceircel FROM DROUGHT year. For the first nae since the scrip Besides member- reservoirs have been built they are nd money, which were the im- e objectives, the Boy Scout campaign has been of tremendous pfit in familiarizing the country e purpose of this fine organiza- making the best kind of out of the boyhood of the ved by Governor Carey i from wi iam G. McAdoe, na- | places Re rrr re nr rere eae reer | demonstrating the full value of their June 20.—.| worth, and were it not for the supply city of Chey-| stored up nd Granite Springs, enne, in past years, constructed three| Crystal Lake, and the North Crow dams in the hills west of"the city forj dams, there would be none in Chey- ithe purpose of conserving floodwaters enne homes today when the taps were to be used in time of drouth saved this opened. med nedi half of the officers of the Boy Scouts of America and in behalf of all boys in America I desire to thank who have contributed so gen- té6 the movement and all who CASPAR COLLINS CAMP, NO. 15 Dept. Colorado & Wyoming Meets Monday, June 23rd at 8:00 p. m., Odd Fellows hall. Mess call 10:00 p. m. ked so unselfishly for its oo H. G. PETERS, J. H. ADRIANCE, MILLINERY IS Adjutant. Commander. REDECORATED ———$_—_—_——— : —————_ s g ho ing is on this “BARNETT’S OF COURSE” v or th ett Millinery and ns the e now being put 9 ° oe © use will see the popular hat store one of the most impressive en S urnis In Ss appearing buildings on the interior town. The walls are being re- anid tinted uamidithatietare SPECIALLY PRICED FOR SATURDAY ONLY 1 for additional display room Me $1. 1 thames 5 Cateaditel en’s 50 and ere the needs of the steadily ie $1. naw Sumas ade. : Shirts ither si lexico has an area of 76 tarn-Dack: Or saute qvare miles and a population of 15,- cut, 600.000. well made garmen’ fast color, madra French f | crepe and s I materials. Be t patterns and color | combinations. A‘l] j sizes, Saturday Special 3 for $4.00 each $1.35 ee smart crepe and heavy qual- ity fibre silk shirts, extra quality fabrics. Saturday Special, $4.65 Men’s Union Suits. Closed crotch, white ribbed, short sleeve, | ens ankle lengt Real Havana 5 | Saturday Special, $1.35 | 10c and up Men's extra serviceable socks in black, white, palm and’ grey. Saturday Special, 6 pairs for $1.40; per pair, 25c | = - 1 IW. D. Barnett Outfitting Zo. 121 East Second Street | TE IN The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes The Suits You Get Here at *45 We are emphasizing this price because we know our garments at $45 afford more real value than is ordinarily obtainable for equal money. In choosing them and assembling them for you every consideration was given to their style, fabric-quality, tailoring fit and all-around goodness. They were made THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER and they are a bnght example of our merchandising resources. The variety on hand will be a revelation to you. The models show the newest style treat- H ments—conservative ideas for conservative tastes, | novelty welt-waist suits for young men, single and double-breasted models. No matter what .your size or preference you'll find the choosing easy and satisfying. e@ = Webel Commercial Co. = Watch Our Windows THE BIG BUSY STORE Watch Our Windows sz AAA nat nounced thru circulars to its patrons! arene Green Gage Plums, N iL today, that important service improve- LANDER, Wyo., June 20.—The| Five-lb. can White Syrup, per can 50c LESS. some | press JEU EERIIEHELHHHEHEHEHBHE HEE H HB HEHHEHBHHBHHHEHEHe | ~ 1 e Above Specials for Saturday Only 5 price. Groceries Meats and Hard: | OF QUALITY 2:30 & 4 P.M PICTURES pone, ji 1S € ‘a e fi BEST -VENTILAT- FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 ED THEATER IN TODAY A SMILE, A GUN, AND THE WHOLE WEST WAS HIS TODAY Admission—25c & 35c SONGS, PATTER, IMPERSONATIONS AND NIFTY NONSENSE Admission—25c & 35¢ ANITA STEWART & M. CASH GROCERY __| The best atore in the best little city.) Cotes Club House Store) in the west solicits, at teast, a share! 0. 2% can_-30e treated alike, Pay CASH» and Pay| We cater to quality as well! Cake Baby’s Bath Soap 0. CASPER COMMERCIAL ra FREE DELIVERY ware. 20c Cake Maxine Elliott Soap 20 13e 118 West Second Phone 91 | Phone 10. | 15e Cake Ivory Soap Dae realised SR Asli lie Largest Fruit Market in the State Hot Weather Food Suggestions — = WATERMELONS First Carload of the Season Has Arrived } 2 CANTALOUPE |] 25c DeWitt’s Toilet Cream ....... Big, Sweet and Juicy, 2 for.......25c |] 40¢ Bottle Castoria 28e ERHARD 1 ive Shaving © 31e 1 All Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free a ee “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” |] 0c Peroxzone Cream .. car: Deen cee 19¢ CITY FRUIT MAR $1.00 Theatrical Cold Cream 00000 69e KET | 25 Violet Cold Cream in tubes... 19@ 114 South Wolcott Two Stores 151 South Center 25e Tooth Brush Phoue 247 and Get the Best | 25c Tooth): Brushes’ 1 -c_ to Pies si 16¢e 30e Chamois Skins ; 15c Can Old Dutch Cleanser 220.200 ie Clearance 25e Bottle, Peroxide!a. 2.) 16¢ 15¢ Package Lux .. Ale Sale on all | Liggett’s Fénious Jain, eis: 45c ~ SPECIAL 29c Summer Liggett’s Opeka Coffee, Millinery Regular 45c, Special at Liggett’s Opeka Tea, Regular 55c, Special 39e Limit of Two Articles to Each Customer ai AE ALL, Milinery NDLES THE GOOD : Center : Street Burkett Read the Advertisements in The,Daily Tribune and Save Money MATINEE THE HOUSE _ tt THESTATE STATE Louis Benson in “Speedy Meade” ALSG SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION WAU DEV 11.1. =E: Oldfield & Drew IN THE ACT BEAUTIFUL of ELECTRICAL TRANSFORMATIONS TOMORROW A DRAMA OF NEW YORK STAGED WITH THE MAGNIFICENCE OF AN ARABIAN NIGHT’S TALE—WITH A 5-STAR CAST, FEATURING “Virtuous Wives” Does a Virtuous Wife Love Her Husband and Seek tie Society of Other Men’ When He is Away? (| What Is Hubby’s Chief Fault? Does he forget to kiss you in the moming when ke leaves? Does he fail to compliment you on a made-over hat or dress; or has he reached the point of just taking you for granted—like his break- fast or the monthly bills? This is all proven in “Virtuous Wives.” \

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