Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 3, 1919, Page 2

Below are the names of the business houses and the ‘Whe is Who" contest ine ed in The Gaser une A id tember 23 and 25, asper Motor Compan’ pene Shoe & - Cloth: Florsheim, No-Name: ' 3—W. A. Frenzel. ‘‘Qptical Work. uf 4—Mme. Virginia Helms. ‘15 years.” , 5—Blakey & Co. “Exclusive models in Ready-to- Wear.” 6—Electrical Supply & Construction Company. “Twenty- eight homes on Jackson and McKinley streets,” 7—Casper Jewelry Manufacturing Company. “Diamonds.” 8—Casper National Bank. ‘$$,857,628.68 last statement.” 9—Jeffry'’s Studio. ‘‘Portraits.” 10—J.S. Pettingill. ‘15 years.” 11—Holmes Hardware Company. “Keen Kutter.” 12—Brodie Rubber Company. “Diamonds.” 183—Natrona Lumber Company. ‘Quick delivery.” 14—Harry Free & Co. “Burlington and East Burlington.” 15—Smith-Turner Drug Company. “Prescriptions.” 16—Globe Shoe Company. “Little Pal.’” ] 17—Casper Commercial Company. ‘Fresh Roasted Coffee Roasted Daily.” 18—Golden Rule. (Lindsey & Company). Cash-Queen Quality.” 19—City Fruit Market. Grapes.” 20—Handbury-Johnson Company. “I. O. O. F. Building.” 21—Spider Creek Oj] Syndicate. “J. J. Giblin—$100.” 22—J. L. Learner. ‘‘Ralston—Interwoven.” 23—American Cafe. ‘“D. E. Soderman—Quick Service.” 24—Casper Loan Office. ‘November 9, 1918.” 25—American Electric Company. ‘ Alamo.” 26—Acme Rubber Company. “Miller.” 27—R. L. Evans. “Howard Watches—Diamonds.” 28—Citizens State Bank. ‘4 per cent.” 29—Carpenter Studio. ‘‘As fine as the finest of any photos. 80—Burnett-Hynes. amined Free.” eee “Exide.” A Co. Wert, Shafner & Marx, “Lowest Prices- “James: C. Shikaney—Apples- “St. Patrick “Optical Work—Children’s Eyes Ex- * firm is in the city on 9 few A.B; Smith of Salt Lake City ai in the city on business. Call at 115 W- First for your new fall or winter suit. J.-B, Hottel returned from Denver this. morning. Watch repairing at Ayers Jewelry Store, 185 N. Center. 10-2-tf B. QO, Bliven has gone to Denver on an extended businegs trip. Insure yourself and your income. Phone 1184. vi aD) “G 68—Dr. J. H. Jeffrey. 69—Oil Center Bakery. 70—O. K. Radiators. 71—The Manhattan. 72—Casper Supply Compan) 73—Carr & Treber. 74—Gordon & Peter: 75—Earnest Fife. 76—Jardine & Slack. ‘‘Servi 77—Dutton, Staley & Compe “Fift * 78—O. S. Dressmaking Parlors. Mullen—25 years.” 79—Guarantee Registry Corporation: years.” 80—Metropolitan 5 to 50c st pare our Service, Quality 81—Whitten Anderson. 83—Shaffer-Gay. 9-23-tf 66—L. G. Murphy Cigar Company. 67—Martz Hat Shop. Modart Corset.” “Eight Years.” “Quali 82—Wyoming Filling Station. “Undertaking.” p Tribune T. W. Pope of a New York jewelry | iH days business trip. || There are two places to eat, at | home and at Rudy’s Bantaprents, ; 4-t1 Many of the city trees were broken down from the weight of the snow! this morning. | oy yourself at the Henning. Mugic and dancing every evening. 10-1- -tf| Ed Schilleman and Wm. Bunday} went out to the Henderson coal mine | Jewelry Co., of Chicago, is in the city calling on the local jewelry stroes. today on business. Por hauling or trucking see Wal- | drou at the Highway Garage. 10-2 Casperites are very much pleased over the commercial aeroplane “Girard—Cuesta Rey. C. and Ph. C.—Palmer System.” ood Bread.” ity and Service—Steaks, vy. -“Gebo.” een Years. ce.” any. “12 years.” | “Mabel King—Mrs. J. K. “J. A. Likely—two, ores, Inc. “R. L. Towle—“‘Com- y and Prices.” “Texaco Oils.” vice, but elas Are just as popular as ever. increased their business to a ca ing. James Minph iy, Phan jday from Chicago where he has been! for the’past two weeks on business. half soled at the Natrona Shoe Re-! pair Shop,,107 East First street. | or lot think of John M. England com- -tf | Par.y. fume Co., calling on local trade. | Public Exchange at 8 o’clock tonight, |above the Iris Theater. ” | Salt Creek in their new yesterday at ply and Construction C Fi statling : Continental Oil company building. terday sper Storage Grocery. “Richelieu Canned Goods. ve Faney, a 3 }, 1919 1 Stock has established here,’ See mo for Fil siparno bile im 9-29. Oliver Johnaon returned Wednes- Save money by having your shoes 10-1 -t£ H. A. Elison of the Benjamin Allen When you think of buying a house, Phone 1329. 9-24-tf Jones of the Woodworth Per- New York, is in the city 0. Vv. Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and 9-25-tf Mr, and Mrs. J. Y. Stock went to aeroplane! afternoon. (eecsumansrwrraeadl For wiring’see the street. Phone nie taaiateialah inlaid 6 alg a-tf The cAST TIME’ Mou werean Kimball’ s Rexall Store, Were you courteously greeted? Were you properly waited upon? Were you thanked for your patronage? If not, please tell us. We want to give you the best possible service. The Kimball Rexall Store LLP LSS MDI MILL LMI ML DS DIMM MD & George -Newell- of: Denver, is in LIMOMMO LIE ITI OOOOH LT Mh new heating plant in the Jack Davis returned to Casper yes- after an extended trip thru (Continued: on. Page 4.} Car Potatoes STOCKMEN! DO YOU WANT PASTURE? ~ , #4 I have just leased a large pasture in the breaks of the Smoky Hill River in Southwestern Kansas. This pasture will winter five times as many cattle as I have. This pasture is covered with a thick growth of Buffalo Grass, Gramma Grass 31—Kassis Dry Goods & Millinery Company. Burson—Burlington. 2 —White’s Grocery. ‘Millar Magnet-Balavia-Grand Can- yon.” 338—WNicolaysen Lumber Company. ‘‘Weber.” 34—See Ben Realty Company. Kenwood.” 35—Bell-Kemp Company. “The Sun of London—Home In- surance Company.” 36—Schulte Hardware Company. ‘Wensley.” 37—W.S. Kimbah, Jr. “Rexall Remedies.” 38—Fhe Sandison Market Company. “Premium Bacon— Silver Leaf Lard.” 39—Shikany Cash Store. 40—G. A. Frees. “Five Years.’’ 41—The Bootery. ‘‘Men’s and Women’s Shoes.” n Lou Brotha 42—Casper Home Builders. “Sherwin-Williams Paints.” DURABLE FLOOR 43—W .R. Johnson. ‘Just-Right Chicken Mash.” VARNISH 44—Natrona Power Company. Western Electric—Hoover has the quality that makes it ‘‘make good.’” It Cleaners.” covers in a smooth, even coat; dries hard and 45—Center Street Filling Station. “Ed Savage—M. Mahon- ey—Good Service at any time.” firm. and never gets “‘sticky.”? Durapie Fioor VARNISH gives a surtace of 46—Casper Business College. ‘Miss Gregg—Yes. 17—The Wigwam, ‘129 E. Second street, O. S. Building. M.P. Hayes. Not How Much, But How Good.” i rare brillianey und depth of 48—M. D. Barnett Outfitting Company. “Knox.” beauty. which is not affected by moisture and water—- whether hot or cold. It is not. easily marred or scarred. and White Sage on the Uplands. Blue Grass on the Low- lands, all of which is well cured and very nutritious. Good natural shelter and plenty of open water. Mild climate, no hay necessary. WRECKED Car No. 43382 wrecked on Northwestern team track, 600 Bushels POTATOES must be sold Saturday and Monday D. O'FLAHERTY Natrona Hotel * No other Floor Varnish wears like this— It's the varnish that holds its own under the wear and tear of romping children and the heavy tread of active grown- Lu My Charges Are— $5 Per Head Until May Ist, 1920. Phone 194-W or ADDRESS G. H. SNODGRASS 245 West Second St. Casper, Wyo. a hala Lal BP SP ee “Quality Groceries.” j PPP OTT TTT TPIT ae \—sveserveewreeooesoaee D. L. Mortimer = 49—Dr. B. G. Hahn and Dr. Edna E. Hahn. “The Palmer.” 50—Casper Stationery Company. “Cosmopolitan.” 51—-Harned & Son. “121 W. First street.” is 52—Natrona County Abstract Company. “January 15, 1915” 93—Casper Coal & Coke Company. “O. W. Tw iggs—Gebo” 54—Natrona Meat Market. ‘Fresh Dressed Chiekens— Quality Beef.” 55—Natrona Butter Shop. “Natrona.” 56—Natrona Shoe Repairing Company. foot—l. T. S.” 57—Lukis Candy Company. “Home-made chocolates, a pound—worth more than $1.00 a pound.” 58—Prof. Rudolph Lundberg. “Voice and Piano.” 59—Casper Armature Works. “H. B. Farlow—J. A. erson, 10 years.” 60—Gates Half Sole Tire Company, “First “rank Warren, Clyde Hyssong, J. E. Clair.” 61—Dubois & Goodrich. “Henning Hotel.” 32--—-Michener Transportation Company. 65—William Yard. “Savage ¢ 64—Richter Music Company j Casper Floral Company. « D. Service." ; ane ebd 5. rssotie-ohe-ate she siostecte-ofestestostoctecteatestecoteaterte oaoo’ : /; Saturday Specials W. H. Brown Market & Grocery Phone 490J - MEATS and GROCERIES | Best Shoulder Beef Steak,- per lb Best Shoulder Beef Roast, per. tb... ,--- Best Rib Boiling Beef, per i. CS es Swifts Bacon, whole slabs, per Ib... -_______ 10 Jb, Pails Swifts Pure Lard, per pail 5 Ib. Pails Swifts Pure ‘Lard, per pail:.----______ 2 Ib. Pails Swifts Pure Lard, hate pa Mince Ham, per Ih. Carnation Milk, per case. Red Cross Milk. ney case Armour's Very Best Milk, ner case Hebe. per case... -~ Best Bulk Coffee, per Ib.- Deranty Froor Varnisu can’t be beaten for floor wear, because it’s mad2 just for that purpose. Ask for complete information sbout vaiaish and varnishing, “| Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 “Catspaw—W ing- T5e Dick- and Wolcott— “2,000 to $6,000." d Firestone.” “Baldwin.” “Floral Telegraph Delivery Hurrah! Hurrah! The boss is away, But not to stay. If yon need suits and pants, come in today. Me oe aM % este aM So-aSo of 0 450 460 40-4 fo ae of o-afo of oe ho ah afo-ofe-aks roofs 0-084) ifo-afe afoafe Guy in Town That’s what people call him, and he upholds the name. Saturday Onl 383 — 6:00 and $7.00 Values 6. fe Seetetodgeefoa SS Se Sc Se Se eo Saad no aee- 2, ° Hoste gee oe, 0, e The Boss has gone back East on a buying trip. Before he LISTEN! left he instructed us fellows to get rid of his stock at any price, so as to make room for the goods that he i is going to buy. 1000 Pair of Pants 0 Ait OF PPA NS oo crrser re O o, .%, ‘aa ‘eS oe 2, - o, - Prunes, per Ib. . No. 2 size can Hominy, ner can Goblin Soan. 8 hars for__- Bos No. 21% cans G. G. Plums Be SS eae gs tee 113 No. 21% cans Apricots... ___ eee ts No. 21”. cans Extra Fancy Peaches....._____________ 40c Good Eating Apples, 4 pounds for___ Corn Flakes, per package- Good House Brooms, each No. 2 size cans Tomatoes, per can Van Camps Ketchup. large bottle. op =~ = 82 $6; Pork and Beans; 11 oz. size, per can. rs : 1 Ih. cans Fat Herring. ver can... 3¢ AKES PAI M Ol. IVE SOAP 2% : FPhone 49075 DELIVERIES MADE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY Ly Apclectete Bode Be Sy oe ie toate ete de Pate Neste eto Bebe Be se Se ate Se nate te ~l5¢ mys eee, | 1 , ‘e Sossoatoogess b3 3 i ee -.s13ke --.-43¢ < ‘ 0. 00 atid $10.00 Values $3030. 24.50 BOI 00 Sanco $47, a0 All-Wool] Overcoats $17. 95 $25.00 and $30.00 V ALFRED RATKOWSKI and CHAS. AWDINGER, Managers NEW METHOD TAILORS HARRY YESN 137 Weat First Street aol Promsiatgr . ‘WALK’ UP’3 STEPS AND SAVE 10 TO 20 oe 50.00 to $60.00 Values. SUITS eee ee ae 0 10.00 to $45.00 Values ppasian ip Suits |) att arte to $35.00 Values Galway Overcoats .... —$10.00 to $45.00 Values Raccoon Coats ...... $65.00 Values Fur-Lined Oyercoats $75.00 Values ‘te te se alues McClure Buil DOLLA Re" uilding ste ste ate ate ate ate toate st re ate ate ate ate. teste ste-ste Mote Sete