Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1919, Page 5

THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1919 TWO NEW FIRMS IT'S A GREAT LIFE IF YOU DONT WEAKEN — SEGUE LEASES. ON STORES HERE Boulder, Colo., Firm and Wool-| worth Corporation to Estab- | lish Branch Stores in Cas- | per Shortly | Leases have been let for two new enterprising firms in Casper the| leases to start in January. Both NS eS ey an eee: Oe Ca Dailp Ctibune ITS RAINING PRETTY HARD — CAN t LEND You AN UMBRELLA? THANKS FoR THE ORDER — Le SEE THaT You GET iT NEXT WEEK wiTHoUT Faw NO THANKS 1 H@VE ONE RIGHT OuT IN THE HALL | Te Fe 4 WMO Swihee Weta) TE We Fas leases are on the present building on East Second street which houses the Chamberlin Furniture compa Both were let by Howard W. Baker of the Casper Realty company. The east portion of the i buildiag at 129 East Second street was le Saller company will open a_ store which is to handle women’s read wear apparel and men’s furni ings. The west half of the store room at 129 East Second street is to be company which now operates swan Labor Unions, Masons, Odd Fellows and Elks Each Given a Day In Which to Help Subscribe $25,000 Quota Here of 960 5- and 10-cent stores thruout the United States. This company s¢ cured a 10-year lease on the builaing starting January 1. A. J. Maclure,* superintendent of construction for the Woolworth coni- pany, was here yesterday to look over yi¢ the building and to take measure- ments of the site of the new store so that work in fitting up the store for its new occupancy can be starte first of the r. besten at Se The special days on whicH indi-~|; at the American Cafe yesterday at! ne re Monday, Septemb 1, the! HAZE IN AIRIS |reoing PE eGR, bl I Tay. woe rene while as Union Day because the Labor! NOT CA USED BY Unions will have charge of the pro- | JESTIC range bergain sale. There's gram on that day. | FIRE NEAR HERE) “vessay, the Masons will’ have |= complete charge of the entertain-| —_— ment features with which the money | After an investigation, the rumor| will be raised for the hut. The Odd going the rounds yesterday to the Fellows lodge will have Wednesday effect that a furest fire was raging|as its day. | on Casper or Muddy Mountain, was The Elk’s lodge will have charge | exploded. There has been no fire|of all things on Thursday. Friday} of any consequence on Casper Moun-|wil be Moose day while Saturday | tain this year. 'thus far has been set aside as a gen-| The dense haze hanging over Na- eral day in the drive. | trona county is caused by the forest The big campaign for the Salva-| fires now raging near Missoula, Mont.|tion Army hut will be started Sep-| being carried by, the prevailing wind tember 1 and will continue until in the right direction. Autoists who| September 8. At the meeting today, | visited the foot of the mountain yes-|it was suggested and practically) terday declared they could plainly agreed that the Army and Navy club| detect the odor of burning pine, and would be asked to supervise all col-| the rumor of the Casper Mountain! lecting among men at the two re-| fire originated in the mistaken be-) fineries here as the easiest and most! lief that the odor of burning pine| expeditious way in which to collect | could not travel all the way from/ funds for the Salvation Army among Montana. ! these_workers, | Pine Street Grocery Phone 1125-W 625 East Second Street EXTRA FANCY CALIFORNIA Elberta Peaches at $ 1 Ld 5 cae FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9 pounds Sugar Cane_~_- 100 pounds Sugar Cane__ 5 pounds Swifts Silver Leaf Lard_ 10 pounds Swifts Silver Leaf Lard Premium Bacon, per pound____------------------ 54c Empire Bacon, per pound Dixie Squares Bacon, per pound = =, a Empire Rolled Boneless Shoulders, per pound _33c Brookfield Eggs in cartoons, dozen____~-~ Banner Eggs, per dozen__-------~- 5 Yelldw Soap___-- oe 2'4-lb. Cans Bee Tomatoe 3-Ib Can Happy Vale Tomatoes 1814 oz. Smilax Catsup, per bottle____--------=---- 30c Luna Coco Castile Soap__- 24 Wool Soaps --2 >= Macaroni, Spaghetti, Noodles, pkg._- 4 Toilet Paper__ 25 oz. K. C. Baking Powder__-_- 2 pkgs. Cheese Wafers_.__-__- a 2 large pkgs. Swifts Washing Powder_ Brooms - 2 cans Swiss Chard_- 1 Ib. English Breakfast Tea Sunbrite Cleanser__-.---------- $e nounds Opigns 222 +-—---, = Pints Mason Jars, dozen Quarts Mason Jars, dozen No. 10 Blue Karo Syrup_- No, 5 Blue Karo Syrup Wild Plums, per crate California Fancy Plums, per Apples, per pound--.----~--------- Watermelon, per pound_. Cantaloupes, each —-~~- Tomatoes, per pound_ Oranges, per dozen_——- Malaga Grapes, per pound_ Crab Apples, per pound___---------- Corn, per dozen: -..=.------------ Pickling Onions, per pound__ Pickling he aye per pound_ Green Peppers, 6 for__-------------------------- SALE PRICES EVERY DAY FOR YOUR APPROVAL. t re-| P| on a five-year lease starting Ji y 5 to H. D. Saller of Boulder, . This company has a store at y Boulder and at St. Louis, Mo. Tie tearat We Migit seis ine " COURT SETTLES FAMILY jheld at the High School building in Casper, commencing on Monday, the AQW WHICH DEVELOPED 25th day of August and closing on Friday, the 29th day of August, 1919. | It shall be the duty of all teachers actually engaged in teaching, or hav- ‘ ing either a written or verbal con. They were not throwing stones at| tract to teach in the county, to attend) Fifteen men of the First glass houses yesterday on the Sand-|the County Institute. ion, the initial division to bar but there were eight boys of the} 4 cordial invitation is extended to to France by this country p Sandbar neighborhood who were! the public to attend any or all ses- here y iual business organizations or vidual and personal subscriptions un- lodges will have complete charge of | til the official start of the drive, Sep- the drive program in the Salvation| tember 1. The phone number of the Army campaign for a $25,000 hut! temporary hut at Third and Center 1 the here were named at a big meeting} streets is 710-W. ‘BOYS THROW ROCKS AND |" | throwing stones at different houses! sions, end at the chickens belonging to The present plan is to get indi- in justice of peace cour: yestecday Queenie, queen of the Sandbar. —— v ; | nesses in the case which Judge W. E. | Judge Tubbs after an hour and a half turned service men ¥ Ie a SORyrumenas Tone, while <>) abba termed as just another fain-|of testimony and wrangling gave all at the Burlingtc ily row. The two rival factions each | eight of them suspended sentences of ing by the Red Cross as part of the All droggtsts, three sizes. secured warrants for the boys of |30 days in the city jail if they came home service work. The manner in ‘ook for the name Geld Medal on every bes a real bargain in store for you. [the opposing family and eight boys| before him again. ene eee ct if = THE BARGAIN —AND IT’S WELL WORTH YOUR WHILE! Through special arrangements with the man- ufacturers, and during this Bargain Week only, a beautiful, useful and substantial set of Cooking Ware will be given with every Majestic Range sold. This ware is good ware (not cheap ware)— it’s worth a lot to you. Come and see for yourself. And Remember— The price of a Majestic Range this week will not be increased, and there will hardly be a great reduction for years to come, if ever, but there may be an increase soon. striking beauty—more than skin deep. 132 S. Center UAT LATEST OTICE OF COUNTY INSTITUTE MEN OF THE FIRST The Teachers’ Annual County In- MAY HAMILTON, vision men to go through Caspr enemy neighbors. The result was the! County Superintendent of Schools. | since the United States entered + appearance of quite a juvenile crew) Pub. Aug. 20, 21, afternoon and among them was! Home cooking at the Harvey. tal and fi Queenie was one of the main wit-jwere charged with throwing stones. tio NNER) Cou, DIVISION PASS THRU CASPER ENROUTE WEST sterday on their v was the first portion of a 3, 1919. wur. These men all had been w ed and had been sent to th Practica |which the men welcomed the Red 2TH TOMORROW and SATURDAY LAST TWO DAYS OF THE Great Majestic Range Bargain Week SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION AND BARGAIN SALE OF Majestic Ranges AT OUR STORE Continuing All This Week To Be Truly Economical There Should Be a Majestic in Your Kitchen Economy is not merely spending the least money— buying a range at too low a price is indeed false economy. 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