Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1919, Page 3

ee 43 a FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1919 a Che Casper Daily Ecibune - _____PAGE THREE | Wm. O'Connor, from the Kenneth} Miss Daisy Kropp left Thursday; Harter ‘Shaffner. They capes to} DRAW $25 FINE Ask the MAJESTIC range sa — mrn a Schulte Har {McDonald ranch in the Hole in the}afternoom for Towa. After visiting drive back Sunday evening. {Wall country, is spending the day in| with relatives she will enter the fall} e ad ‘town on business. |term of college at Burlington. * | es Pete Comborris and Mrs. Britton, > Mrs. W. D. Biydoh has returned to} *lias Dixie West, who we ther cabin in ‘the thountains after|!ast night in a local room The Reverend Baker and Mrs. Ba-| The Misses Maty Wagner, Wilma) spending a few days here attending Were fined $25 each this mc (ker, evangelists, of Newburg, Oregon, |Shaffner, Myrtle Specs, Kate Athens | to business and visiting with friends. | Police court on : Awill preach in the People’s Mission yand Blanche Wagner are going to|-Miss Margaret Curtain has been in| !¥ conduct. ‘Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. }tour overland to Douglas, where they jtharge of the cabin during Mrs. Bry- —_—_—— | eRe + will spend the week end with Mrs. | don’s absence. } Read the Tribune want ads h Mrs. T. A. Dean is spending the |day at the Nicolaysen summer camp] —~ _ \fm the mountains. er i 5 $j. 95 18 yowdes River Newt, : [a Bend Fager, a commercial artist|) Mise Anna Kyte has returned from nis is a “soleful” story of a boot,!from Muncie, Ind., is now employed Riverton, where she was _ visiting a county clerk and a want ad. as window trimmer for Webel’s. 5 f i é Mr.| Miss Bonneta Coleman for about a nlented along this line| week. f n a special course in * *¢ # _ {Window trimming. = ||) M. D. Barnett of Denver arrived As \e Casper yesterday. Mr. Barnett is Mrs. Ida Rauschenberger and Miss jhere on business connected with the| Scene 1.—Enter postman with in-| ager is ver nocent lopking parcel. He hands it to Miss County Clerk. Seene 2.—(Soleful music by sistants.) iss Clerk opens par She looks tw thrice she glance: and has ta nce! || Ns Rauschenberger, are visiting at thejM. D. Barnett. Outfittin Wrapped indiscriminately in paper} Arthur Burns home from Mnieaigiee (stora here. pa was one boot—man’s size. _ Miss Wis., and ure very much impressed * * } oe erematers pathosiand emotion. |with Casper. | Mrs. B. V. Russell has established wake Wery of the foot-| Walter Schutz, manager of the|the Kassis Dry Goods and Millinery | SAR 3. \ - vinw, MeCord-Brady wholesale grocery, ist}eompany, 122 South Center street. Evie RTT Bhat here from Omaha, calling on his|Fancy sewing will be a specialty of | especially. this “Found—One ages trade. ou a tthe new shop and the making of even- Inquire at office of county clerk at : |ing gowns is to be featured by this the court house.” : | FH. Oliver and a party of friends! dressmaking parlor. Powder River, are driving to Salt Creek to attend to some oil interests. MRS. BURKETT— sani be Mrs. J. W. Burkett is receiving a| | Boney Ernest of Aleova, one of most beautiful and complete stock of , the owners of the Big Four Oil com-; hats that she personally ordered ‘Pany, is expected here today, driv- while on her buying trip to the Gage, i"# overland, and will spend some Knox, and Fisk hat markets in Chi-| time here on oil business. cago. Mrs. Burkett says that never! are 5 | The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. | well, either wey, it’s worth it! before has she seen such an artistic s na WIRING eae aicdala: . W. Davis died last night at the ae The leading color of the season, State hospital. Mrs. Davis is re- In one way Schilling being a burnt orange, and the modish: Ported better s less : | Have LSGSLSIGIN eal et anole eas =) sis Tea costs less than com- lar of materials. Hats of every ef Arthur Pruns, manager of the “I'se in toron, Honeyt** The economical way to make pancakes There's nothing for you to do but add wate and beat well—in no time at all the pancakes ure Phere's no tava you can cout on your ht, always tender ever Everything to make good pancakes is already mixed in Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour the sweet milk! si 8 even done always best yc hunger- satisfying that you'd \ iream Every housewife knows how necessary milk is for really good pancakes. But milk 1. ex- pensive these days-~ and it often happens that you are at the last minute when you want ‘o make pancabes. That is why the fant Jer ina + « milk, in powdered fore. Dave tasted nO rich out at it they could be made so tnexpe Ash your grocer for a package of Aw lemima Paneake Flour muffins, too! today ( r > A aN, Me c%ee os Sostestestetete te Pete te Mote tes Cove tele ed oe 6 er tree rors so ehoeoelortoetotoriootoctetoatestetestee oleate OUP N OM Oe ree COTO OO He NOT He Oe HINO ee Oe Ho ee ate *, io — Harry B. Keer, a special represen- tative of the M. K. & T., is here from Dallas, Texas, on business and to} visit with Casper friends. Mr. Keer | was formerly a member of the Hu- mane Society of Wyoming. * 2 « There are four flavors of Schilling Tea—Japan, Ceylon - India, Rg Richards & Cunningham Company : *, —e Last Week of Our Semi-Annual Clearance Sale : % , we In the Men’s Department * This will be your last opportunity for REAL BAR- % GAINS this year and a splendid chance to lay in a supply of WEARING APPAREL for future use. ‘At prices that we will NEVER BE: ABLE TO DUPLICATE. = and color are shown, the tere, nie’ |men's furnishings department in the | "ON tea: more cups to the still very much in favor. Clever tur-, Webel Comme company, has re-/ pound. . bans draped with exquisite importea turned from a trip thru Wyoming, I ae | veils, embroidered in woolen yarns touring overland, and camping in the jn another w ay it costs und silk flosses are seen in the;™ountains. Mr. Bruns was gone | 3 : : houses, and lovely hat, collar and| three weeks and reports that the) MOre: You like it better. bag sets are very “goo.” country was.very dry and no rain at} You drink it oftener, and Mrs. Burkett reports that the hats | #!!- ; are being worn in the most becoming M 1 Mis. C. W. Twichell and you take more cups. Way abet tipped sor straight. | Mra,|_ ur ANG firs. O.) W.),t wicheliene I . durkett. has personally selected a {little daughters, Olive and Marion, | Now, of course you like most unusual stock of h together, have returned from a two weeks’| E 2 ~ i with some dainty but serviceable veils| trip thru the Yellowstone park, after | the real ee taste better | which will be here by the first of |having motored from Chicago to’ than tannin-taste. and you | September. Casper. They report having only =? | ale reset Care e hd |three punctures on all of their trip) know that tea is better for | 4 | from Chicago and thru the park. They | y | { CI I Y NEWS | are leaving tomorrow for their home | you than tannin. - | } ’ in Chicago. Mr. Twichell is the man-| : : ¢ {unl training teacher in a school for/ 20 Pay enough to get Earl Bogue, who is employed at the {Over 300 boys. Refore moving to’ the? real tea-flavor. Get | Casper Storage grocery, is. confined! Chicago Mr. ‘twichell was manual) | |. pa 2 to his home by a sudden illness training teacher here. The family) Schilling Tea, the fine - y a sudden illness. sas jhas been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. | VEE ee el A. W. Twichell here, and Robert C.| practical economical tea of poesanies | this country. Lieutenant and Mrs. Carroll Mar- | quis and Master Dean Marquis re- Share os turned this morning from a two week | pales Linck letra pak > ps trip to the Yellowstone park in their| Kt grocers everywhere - ieee |motor car, and they report a de- | i : Donald Mi returned home last! jr A | A Schilling & Co San Francisco night after visiting about three weeks | Me oal sites er 2 J iy with his sister, Mrs. G. H. Ball,. in = Lincoln, Neb., and aunt, Miss! 7 — Helen St. Clair, in Chicago. * « "“Sepee wee Oe Ee \ Mr. Fred Hoag is here from Doug- las visiting at the home of Mrs. Free- mont Michie, where he joined his wife who has been visiting in Casper for some time. * ca) || Have Reduced — Our. Me + RS * * oo ~ % x ( ~ y t ee — a a ar George Pew, a contractor of Lan- der, is here for a few days on his way to Helena, Mont., on business.. Mr. and Mrs. FE. Phelps, accom.) panied by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Crow, oe and daughter, Helen, are expected ~ to return this afternoon from Lan- der, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Phelps ha visiting in Lander and Riv the last few days. Mr. and } and daughter will be in C If. Grimes spent the day here, * ¢ «& J. E. Holmes and Frank partment, are in Casper on business trip from Denver. * 8 © J. R. Dunbar and moved to Casper ,from Salt years. They are now living vast Second street. ly some time visiting with friends. 2 * 8 per on business from his ranch near Medina, government officials for the treasury family have where Mr. Dunbar has been employ- cd by the Midwest company for eight ve been in Cas- a short Creek, | at 736) | Early Fall Silk Hats Half Price All these Hats are up-to-date for Fall and Early Winter Wear Martz Hat Shop 114 North Center Seed ee een i. Shirts We are overstocked with men's negligee shirts, all neat stripes with collar attached ind will alow a discount of TEN PER CENT on these and all other Shirts during the sale which only lasts ONE WEEK MORE, so we advise you to lay in a supply of Shirts for future wear and you will find a good assortment to pick from. Underwear We are closing out all our Summer Weight Underwear for men and boys at a discount of TEN to TWENTY PER CENT off the regular prices. This includes the well known Lewis make which is the best in America; also the B. V. D. style of Seal Packs and our Mesco brand of Union Suits for men and boys. Extra Special We have on hand about three dozen of the B. V. D. Style Union Suits, the large Men’s Clothing We. are scie agents in Casper for one of the best makes of Men’s CLOTHING in America, the HIRSH-WICKWIRE of CHI CAGO, who have a Nationa! reputation for style, fit and workmanship. We will sell you any suit in the store during the coming week at a discount of TEN to TWENTY PER CENT below the regular price in order to make room for our FALL sTOCK. new Hats and Caps We are still selling men’s and boys’ Hats and Caps at a discount of TEN to TWENTY per cent off the regular prices, in order to make room for a new fall stock. This includes every Hat in the store (except the John B. Stetsons) which we cannot duplicate at this time. So it will pay you to buy one or two hats and a cap for fall and winter wear. o ae t3 ~ SO 0 % $, toate che hectacte hi 0 he aSe the ake ae abe oe Se ? checked nainsook worth $1.25 to $1.75 that oe Oe ee \ oy LP Quality In Coffee NO-VARY COFFEES are the best for home use because they cost no more than other brands which are not so widely and favorably known, while the name “No-Vary” is SATISFACTION INSURANCE on which you pay no premium. You can depend on a satisfactory breakfast if you use NO-VARY DELICIOUS COFFEE. It is all that the name implies. NO-VARY PRODUCTS CO. IAL AL dd ddd des Setoeietotoctotort MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. we are closing out at 7Se per suit. While they last any one. wearing this style of underwear should buy them for next sum- mer at this price. Men’s and Boys’ Shoes This will be your last oppor- tunity to buy SHOES cheap as we are closing out all of our odd pairs of shoes for MEN and BOYS at a DISCOUNT OF TEN PER CENT, which is a saving of . TWENTY-FIVE cents on the pre- vailing prices of Shoes. We will never be able to duplicate these at the prices we are sélling them now but we want to make room for a new FALL STOCK, that are already shipped and you will find that the prices on shoes have advanced from fifteen to twenty- five per cent during the past year. “Think Richards and e EXTRA SPECIAL! Men’s Dress and Work Shoes, Small Sizes Only—5, 5's, 6 and 6's— Worth up to $6.50 per pr. Your choice for $3.50 per pr. while they last. Boys’ Clothing We have just received our first shipment of Fall and Winter Suits for Boys and although the prices may seem high, they are the classiest BOYS’ SUITS that we ever had and the prices are reasonable considering the high cost of all wearing apparel at his time. Extra Special We have on hand about fifteen or twenty boys’ suits, that were left over from last year and we will sell these at a discount of ten to twenty per cent while they last, so you better bring your boys in at once and get them fitted out for school. Cunningham Co. When You Want the Best ” °, * 2, oe °, * 2, ee So ate at ho ee oho es * Pe.