Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1919, Page 8

’ > a Si Cor —— PAGE BIGHT ATKINS. ARRIVES TO HELP DRIVE, 2s FOR GAOPER HUT Interesting Collection of War Relics Brot by Salvationists Placed on Display at Webel Store Brigedier J. E. Atkins who went over the top with the Salvation Army in France arrived in Casper this! morning to aid in the big drive for the ,000 hut here. Brigadier At- kins will be unable to talk for sev-! eral days because he is still suffer- ing from the effects of a gas attack. Brigadier Atkins has an unusual collection of German weapons and souvenirs from the Huns who op- posed the 26th Division to which h wes attached over there. This col-| lection is to be placed on display this afternoon in the window of Webel’s store. A sniper’s pistol is} the most novel gun in the display. Final plans for the state baseball tournament which is to form the basis of the big drive for funds will! be made this afternoon by the sports! mittee in the of- of Harry Free, The tempc y hut at Third end Center streets has been wired and a telephone has been supplied by the! Mountain States telephone company. The number of the phone which will connect with main headquarters of the campaign is 710-W. CAKE AND MEAL TO BE GHEAPER LATER, BELIEF Amarillo Association Warns Stock-! men and Members against Buy- ing While Price is at No- Limit Stage meeting feede in Montana, | Wyoming and other great grazing has been sent} by the Buyer: Sellers’ Livestock} association of Amarillo, Texas, to| wait until September and October to) buy cake and meal on account of the t high prices. Since the food) administration regulations were re-| moved June 30, the association warn-| ing states, the price on cake has ad- vanced from $57 to $76 a ton, f. 0. b.| the mill 48 per cent protein, nut size cake, 100-pound sacks and} that the market continues to ad- e. Steps must be taken at once to counteract the effect produced by the speculators in cottonseed pro-} ducts,” states the letter to feeders} from the association, “the price has| per ton in the last 60 The reason is that old crop ef cakes and meal has been practi- cally all cleaned up and there is little if any available for prompt shipment. The mills have not pur- chased any seed nor will they for at Jeast 30 days and then only in limited quantities. Warning to Colorado and “We know from direct informa- tion that the majority of the mills in Te and Oklahoma and in prac- tically the entire south do not want to sell their products at this time and! the prices have been set with the ob-| ject in view of not selling any pro- due’ ivery time a price is named it is followed by a higher price. “You can readily see that your ‘“ | So 13¢ : 2ie interest will be best served by wait- SOAP -nnreernneee Straw Hat Dye .. = gu gem enes Wonder What the IS tse Cake Gast poe Cedar Flakes 19¢ ¢ quirements in September or even as 7 * 9 tae — SOBD. no Sscapnieiieia for Moths .. >¢ late as October when in all proba New Suits Will Be Like \3. 25¢ Cake Velvetina 20c Shaving y you will save $1 $20 2 * i bility FO ee et Re eae @ Complexion Soap Brush oes Cb x averagedlabout $28/a tonitiio, bi thé : % 20c Cake Williams ; + mill basis 48 per cent protein. The You hear many times each day Baby Soap 4 Stationery ¥ food administration set a price we 20c Cake Glycerine 5c Package y thot too high they probably had in- iv Ss ot sit i justified the price of $57 a ton. ‘ & Naptha So: 15¢ Linen > 4 “We do not believe conditions They are anxious to see them x Lae) es Tablets ............ ~~ justify a higher price than last year, 4 15c Cake Shaving Oe ae 4 but granting the cost of operation of oil mills, living cost and other ex- penses have in creased, we do not ee where it is possible for cake or! meal basis 43 protein to be worth more than $60 a ton f. o. b. the mill.’” The same letter reported condi- tions on the range in Texas, Okla- New Mexico, Kansas and Ari- s never more favorable, altho} was a shortage of grass and feed in Colorado, Montana and Idaho. The same letter containing informa- tion on feed prices wa: nt to 32,7 000 feeders in the prinicpal grazing regions of the country CASPER TO MEET OLD RIVALS HERE SUNDRY Thermopolis, the old time base- ball rival of Casper, will come here Sunday and Monday for two games.! The Sunday contest will start at 4 o'clock, according to announcements made late this afternoon, The game Montlay probably vill stagt at a later hour. Pitching choice for Sun-| day’s game is between Maples and Hunt, according to present indica-! tions. The series stand one game in| favor of Thermop. there (Sure: I Ps EB asy ie to Get Cross, Says DES MOINES, Aug. 8.—Pat Ryan, a newsboy, has returned to his old corner after an absence of many months overseas. He wears the Croix de Guerre. “How did I get-it? Oh, the big chief gave me some papers to deliver to another fellow,” he said. The re-| cords show that Corporal Ryan, Com- |pany B, 168th Infantry, went delib-! SS ont BRIEF NOTES FROM BASIN BASIN, Wyo., Aug. 8.—Clarence Dobbs and Adra Watches, well-known local people, were married here by Rev. R. M. Jones of the M. E. church. Rev. R. M. Jones of the local M. E. church, has been honored with a scholarship at the Iliff Theological school in Denver and will leave Sun- day to take up his studies there. + + & Mrs. H. J. Brook has sold the Big RERUN BY THE K. OF 6. BUFFALO, N. Y., Aug. 7. (United Press.) Comprehensive plans for the construction and maintenance of nu- merous free night schools, of which more than 2,000 Knights of Colum- bus councils will form the units, will be considered by the peace conven- tion of the Knights here today. The recommendation to the con- vention included practical and cul- tural courses, together with the en- AA erately through the German barrages| Horn cafe here to W. P. Thompson and machine-gun fire to déliver im-| of Lovel] who has assumed charge. portant orders and that his conduct + Sa was an inspiration to his comrades. Wilton Hall, an attorney of North Ryan also introduced American Dakota, has moved to Basin and en- newspaper enterprise in Paris where! tered into partnership with Gilmore in a single day he sold 20,000 copies) Hartigan. TO NAME CONVENTION CITY manager of the paper. Now Pat is back at his here. PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 7. (United Press.) —Members of the board of directors of the United States Cham- BODTLEGGERS HELD FOR MURDER AT THERMOPEL! ber of Commerce are spending the THERMOPOLIS, Aug. 8.—Two al- js made up of 25 members, left Chi- leged Montana bootleggers are un- cago July 27, for a tour of western der arrest for the murder of Sam jcities. They have visited Qmaha, Vanskiver, who was shot and killed Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles last week near the Hot Springs re-| and San Francisco. serve. The men refuse to give their The directors will hold 2 meeting correct names but evidence in the in Seattle tomorrow, at which time, hands of the authorities is to the ef- it is expected, the 1920 convention fect that they are guilty of bootleg- city will be selected. jacier nat ging and it is believed that the al-| park and Minneapolis will be vi tercation arose over a liquor tran-|}by the party on its return trip to saction. Chicago. Ts gagement of expert professional management. The convention will also take up the question, of establishing recrea- tion centers thruout the United States. Plans will be formulated for the prosecution of a strenuous campaign against the spread of bolshevism in this country. Several prominent members of the order were to make addresses on the subject. Prominent men from all parts of the country were scheduled to speak before the convention today. Dele- gates were present from many of the larger cities. Te ee As a means of preventing small boys from “hanging on" automobiles an inventor has fitted up a con- trivance which gives an electric shock to any delinquent. Girar Never gets of your nerves old corner THE HOUSE OF QUALITY Iris Theater stra THE STATE TODAY A True Son of the West Louis Benson Acknowledged Premier Cowboy Screen Star; Surpasses All Previous Achievements in— “The Road Called Straight” Something New and Different In Western Drama. Also BIG V COMEDY MATINEE 2:30 TONIGHT FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 10 and 25c TOMORROW A powerful eugenic argument, depicted by an all-star cast. “Married In Name Only” A most novel and tense drama based upon euzenic principles. wt TtGUitiiliiiitt:Titttitttt :iitrT- nn = fogs The New Suits Are Here The illustration shows one of the attractive new models which we personally select for their individuality and ex- clusiveness. Come in and see them, try them on and see how YOU like them. The materials are Serge, Tricotine, Gabardine, Silvertone, Velour, etc. Prices range from— $35 to $125 Webel Commercial Co. THE BIG BUSY STORE Telephones—13 and’14 Watch Our Windows A ] a z Thermopolis vs. Midwest SUNDAY 4P.M. MONDAY 5:30 P. M. Wut Sea O, Meio sto tictioteeoe Roo efe-afo-ete-aSo-eSo-efo-efo-atofs oO Fe ee Bt ts is aS oafeete & % S< °° G 7. * 3 & " m3 ~ =: i 4 & It is and has always been the policy of the Rexall Stores all over the United & m3 States to run regular Saturday Sales every week. Louis K. Liggett, president of the & >< Rexall Company and owner/of two hundred Liggett stores in greater New York en- ee ¥ courages these sales in every Rexall Store in the Country. We do not want the peo- J " ple to get the idea that we are a cut rate store (that is one who cuts every day in \y the week) but we are putting these sales on each Saturday to help our customers % to reduce the high cost of living. by taking, advantage of this merchandise at around + cost price. Our buying facilities as a Rexall Store enables us to give you these bar- y ne 4 & ec x * Yours for Service, RA $ Se 4 W. S. KIMBALL, Jr. 4 - z : + & e 9 e Se z K $ ¢ Aimpall S Daturday opeciais ? KO? eee, + Patents 25c Bottle DeWitts’ Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy ..... Toilet Articles : $1.50 Pinaud’s Lilac K? Sree + Soho ooo oho «fe of ~¢ Toilet Water ° $ $2.50 Mavis 50c Caldwell’s 3 Toilet Water ... : Syrup Pepsin .... a b4 75c Velvetina Massage 59e: 40c Can & |g Cream —.-. = Denver Mud ............ oe 3, 50c Velvetina 50c Bottle 63 Vanishing Cream O-Cedar Polish 4 60c Cocoa Butter Cold Crear once ese eee 65c Eleaya Disappearing 25c DeWitt’s Cold Tablets 60c Sloan’s Cream .. bes neh} 60c Stearns Disappearing Liniment see Cream ... .... 25¢ Bottle Dr. Hinkle’s Cascara Pills ... 50c Bottle Milk 60c Soul Kiss Face Cream ... ee es es 3, 60c Williams Liquid Magnesia ... - 4 $ Shampoo ... .............. ae sen 30c¢ Bottle White , & $ 50c Alma-Zada Complexion 39e ‘Liniment i 4 | S ae $1.00 Bottle of 100 Iz 50c Palmolive 4f@MTablets Aspirin ............... $d $ @ Face Powder .... * Mose Can - % 50c Velvetina Foot Powder. ... *° Face Powder 25c DeWitts’ Extras $ doe Hinds’ Honey and 46 _ Bide ElVampiro 9e ¢ Almond Cream _ Cc: ia pa Gas 6 é 50c Velvetina Cream ic Package 2 Lotion ........ : 39e Epsom Salts ... ea ce °° x 25c Stearns Edelweiss y $2.00 Fountain ¥ $ Cream .. 19e ~“BSyringe 2. $1.29 s 25c Baby $2.50 Solid Back >S Taleum Powder ........ 17¢e Bristle Hair Brush ... $1.39 + 50c Tooth & + Soaps Brushes ....kge ss ee eee a 29e > ° 20c Maxine Elliott 35c Bottle Colorite Soap 40c Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream ........ 35c Colgates Shaving Powder .. 25c¢ Tube Lily’s Dental Cream .. 50c Williams After Shaving Lotion Linen Stationery ...... 40c Box Scenic Linen Stationery Ra $1.00 Box Engrave Linen Stationery 3 During the sale, as long as 17e ' each customer will be given a 1-lb. box Fenways Assorted Chocolates. Come 39e + Wearly, get in on our treat. Liggett’s Famous Jam geome : Regular 45c; Special 29c TEA and COFFEE Liggett’s Opeko Coffee, Liggett’s Opeko Tea. Regular 60c, Special Regular BBE, Special Peon d Community 2, 59e hey last, 1% ie oo Me Bo cte taate e Ro eheahe eho ato ate ee eteetoet — ¢ t+ ¥¢ QPEKO E (74 M% Se + ago on hasta ta aad Bete dodedtetededededted Limit of Two Articles to Each Customer Kimball Drug Store The Rexall Store Phone 26 The Pioneer Store RO He Me Po Me he Po Me. oieto ogee doeteeteate Deere octoetnetodtodtontortostostedtodtodtedtedteetestecteateatptpatpetpte eeodogos