Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1920, Page 7

bet Daily Sribune as gai es uke ok Ne ee PAGE SEVER = vice men $16,650 in Liberty Loan bonds ters, and: foi comnestea ith Warpreans in Washington enables him to and $16,430.90 in allotments and al-| Risk Insuranca pnreau at Washington,|render with the. utmost dispatch this 5 aS ees : p lowances. shranch of the ser-|service to the many ex-service men a © nm ews otes “Charles P. Sheridan, in charge of the “knowledge of the| wishing to appeal thelr cases to the 363 es ice division at national endates of "2 eenmental bu- war departm ent.”* “for the Betefit of enyr Men, Patticularly Members of 7 7 the Aipefican, Legion Which Designated The |/¢ : ; Its Official Newspapes 5 in Wyoinin; | ee ae 5 Siesta grrcctcen| tammaeietat tones eet eal sity iat" S en an omen Or Lasper to ‘conetde thit Japan’ witt aie eg! ether 3 of egal tit coe en, ex-nerviee men: és ; 1rAd@~of. fat east.in, the cheaper bers, Tuesday ute} “At each of the seven thousand local - Imports from Janan Increase Main-|tines put 11 believe the demand tor | Secretary Harry. Fisher \wilgive the| posta of the Ametican Legion thruout ly |in Vahie Rather Than American ./manufaeturing “mach‘ne Psi talk-of the progran a@1 mil! and office appliahces will keep step with -nin the state and nation:-l ork’ f| forming in this regard With the state||' the sountry, is a War Risk officer, con- : iter nai oe ducing: Mr, W. E. Cummi (Quanity 1s Claim Afr. gamed detent [he ae smnnp ion nan| carta fd arama hen Introducing’ Mr, ummings Fmisticé Signing by Japaness manufacturers is vxpectnd|of the departmental officers, will also) wrhese local post officers have been| : Jhy trade experts of the department of|b0-# guest of honor at the meeting.|i.ccructea to take up with various ecw From our Savings Department ‘commerce. | At present Japan hus the| Both are Casper members of the Legion. : : we WASHINGTON, (y Mail.)—Despita| advantage. over European exportora, a “OLR hace ph carr Fisher. will branch officers, any cases with regard acd site ed ants of cheratneetics Sree) ~api a ager ue Si ie state uarters in Cas- 3 Siem etietion aking” oe oust Who will call at your residen¢e or your place of business very shan daira Seb cosa st on Sear when the industrices of Europe have re.| er to Gane to poles Spite cape DabitRCasEibi uciich casée as they deren shortly, presenting you with a handy little pocket ‘bank, and talking Phave been but little aftected by the in- acne sss gaint: of yee ot on ROT lay night. He will go to Theemopolls Pushy on ieee agvice of the:state War with you, if you will permit, about the wise adaptation of your income xof oriental goods, Imports from| States is looked for. For the noxt fow| the next. night. ‘ orlae Abacokas cat nents Fake as towards getting the best out of life; and ih addition, making careful Gapan have increased mainly in valuelyears Japaii's Progrese as a manufac: state'department officers, it ia forward. provision for the contingencies that will inevitably ‘arise during this Father than in quantity, it is Said. B. C. Calhoun, in charge of jist ao- turin; ation) will “be 7 2 ‘During the 11 months: ending with| alone the lines of hee peculiar. domes | tivity work and’ state employmens,bu-| *. fo ee reese sini, os may Jb year of 1920. ‘Navember 1919, the Jatest available tig-|tic products, and: low grade manuine: reau/of the American Legion in ¥ Fstaet Str Yattention;.Wehere the bead. ures, American imported goods valued at tures, it is ‘asserted. oming, will go to Greybull Wednos GaMtdte actvisa sie reduired ict Sat W : : M C ° $307 330, 487 from Japan, compared with ———— night. after attending the Legion pest: MMECAIPteaticek cottaerdinuce cance ill you give Mr. Cummings $264,269,502- in 1918 and $288,550,617' in ing. at Thermopolis. He. will tt evOlpREiuieertionh of flues and shee i 1937. NOTICE the reorganization of the post at Grey- . ‘, . t + Qhe reason for the increase in imports\|. Notioce {3 hereby ‘given that a divi-}bull. tena aati nan. sevetved a a few minutes of your time? F is the shipping facilities, now available,|dend of four per cent omthe par value ‘ ; officials declare, though Japan’s expan-|of the capital-stock of this company}! Laramie is getting its Amefican: Le- ‘Most of thesé appeals consist of va- in foreign trade is regarded as feh-| Will be pald on February 20, 1920, to| gion post on a more stable nasis fol-|Tiows claims against the government Japanese goods which are sent|stockholders'of record February. 1, 1920./Jowing- a meeting there last week which | towing out ef a man's service in the “country, however, are of the} The, books wif close.on February 1,,and|drew a large audience of exservice| army, navy of marine corps. They re- grades, it is said, and do notlopen immediately. on’ x payment of divi-|men. There are about 160 members| late forthe shost part to compensation, 6 allotments, Liberty Loan bonds, voca- With tho high class Acerican | dends. of the Laramie Legion post. CASPER. “A Bank of Strength and Service” WYOMING facturers. Low grade paper ani|. ¥. °C, WATAAMS OLL COMPANY, tional training and bonuses. fan goods, tea, vegetable, olls, atk MARTIN. McQRATH,, , | WHAT THE LEGION DORS “Ina period of two months, for ex lamboo manufacturers are said to + Beeretary. Franklin D'Olier,-hational'commander|ample, national headquarters bas been the hulk of the Japanese Jmport:s. ‘Pub, Jan, . 29, 3! ; of the pmaecies) wh tO day issued! instrumental in collecting for ex-ser- NOTICE! Customers, please ask for your. duplicate sales slips. We will give no credit on re- turned goods without the duplicate slip. —— ——————— FAITH—The value of your purchase depends upon the store’s integrity. You readily accept articles of familiar name because _. THRIFT THURSDAY of their familiar merit. You know that this store always fur- (Dry. GoodsDepartment | - _nishies the same fixed standard of excellence. os MAKE ‘THURSDAY YOUR REGULAR “|. DOWN TOWN DAY THRIFT THURSDAY = THRIFT THURSDAY ‘HARDWARE DEPT. GROCERY DEPT. Wagner’ s Heavy Cast Iron «eae A large assortment of Boys’ Blouses; : 0 i : come in light and dark colors; sizes, 6 to ae one WAX BEANS Fancy annels ill anaes. Shana’ 4, bree egular Price, $1.50 0 OS 0 eR WW. : ; ING, Ores ci Sack ite o 1.40 1.00 51.15 YARD so 10> 1650 1.05 Per Case, 24 Cans — ‘ These are very Special Values and. should ‘not No. 11. ttc —. £2.75 1.25 RB 63.25 % be Agves by the thrifty housewife NoM oney Refunded on Thrift Thursday Specials NOTICEY ie Customers, please ask-for, your biopiiente sales slips... We: will give!‘no credit on’ re- } turned soos without ‘the: duplicate slip, =i ~ — =] ) ) ( i} ‘ x No exchanges on Thrift: Thursday-Specials.