Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1920, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN , “HANGINGS FAVORED __| YANK LOSES $100,000 BY iia rr Ee aE NG [SEVEN BABY LAMBS RAISE |for desertion, was arrested aboard a i SPRINGFIELD, Ill.—No bids for con le ; ‘ : - BY CHICAGO GRAND JURY MARRYING FRENCH GIRL) struction of hara roads in Mlinols wil he | WHITE HOUSE FLOCK TO 37 louene paler panhefeg vlc Re awarded while the. present high prices | — If 1y Misa bt are maintainied, Gov. Frank 0. Lowden| WASHINGTON.—President Wilson's| Whitehall, hey wate mene on of indicated hete following a conference \flock of sheep was increased by the|chester. x with the State Highway advisory board| birth of seven baby lambs. They ar. and officials of the State Highway de.|tived last week. y years a Casper to Catch Up with Denver, Thinks One Local Booster wi ident of Denver, saw Denver grow to a city,” he “Canper has as much ot more in| — ie _ fubirae. 1+ it People believe in ital CHICAGO—Public hangings, institut. \s a ed by Sheriff C. W. Peters of Cook | sounty, aS a determent “to future mur-|overseas veteran, now stationed at ders,” Were recommended in the final|Camp Hollibird, sacrificed $100,000 left say: its “tT TIAN m —Set Robert, Cooper, Sa POSYAR MUST PAY ¢1.41M. “I e@nfidently expect to live” to a In the district court + esterday judg-|Feport of the Febraary grand jury. to him in the will of his father to take ” Ment of $259 with interest P ees partment, | | Casper as big.a city aa. er,” says J. interest was granted : ja French girl as his bride. Shé came tal SaaS | < h ? the Auto, Equi ae Fay Swerdtman, Thurdday, wan grant-| ; | | W t J. Thomas. of he BAFAEE Ofb | ait aeot ee eeanY An Its! cag aivorce fron Clestee Seer atey |t2 this country two weeks ago on the] in i862, Rev. Antoinetto 1. Trown| ARRESTED AS DESERTER } right s Urocer y Film street. ti eo . K. Posvar. bai grounds ot Qasektink: |Prench linet: Rochambeau and was met! was refused admission as a delegate | ON HIS WEDDING TRIP non es the pier by Cooper, the marriage on is in Robert Morton -w: taking place soon afterward, Cooper] Ngw York », because a was 4 i rs be mas here . yesterday per] Ngw York city, because she was a wo TUITE Cae) from Powder River. was disinherited. arnt j WHITENALL,” Ti.—James PR. F te the world's temperance convention in Mr. Thomas has been a resident of/ Attorney William : wha o! Ww Caspet for the past three years, and Denver o Woalinens. Y 134 South Oak BIG RED TAG SALE —The greatest event in the history of merchandising will take place,at “The Leader” starting tomorrow at 9 A. M. and continuing for two weeks We will cut the prices of women’s, children’s and infants’ wear, to the most wonderful money-saving values ever attempted. The reason—we are overstocked with merchandise, and no room,to show, same. Our small space will not hold this vastamount of stock. In order to dispose of this great stock, we are willing to take our losses and give the public the benefit of the greatest values ever offered. We want to impress that we guarantee all merchandise is of all new spring stock, just received in the last two weeks. Every garment and article will be marked in plain “Red Tags.” § See our show window, which will tell part of the story. During this sale we will not exchange or make any refunds——THE LEADER, 146 E. 2nd St. wanted at Fort Sam Houston, T ae yy $55 Spring Dresses. °< $35 & $40 Spring Dresses ‘ 4 Nw Taffetas RED TAG PRICE Georgettes Meteors , ded Charmeuse ‘ : Fring Combinations ‘= | —Lace Trimmed Do not overlook one striking ‘fact, that the great majority are $40, $45 and $50 dresses... Not a few “show pleces” for advertising purposes, but hundreds of them. Eyery style is strictly new, authentic, distinctive. Sizes and appropriate modes for women and misses of extreme and conseryative taste. All colors. , : “*) Hundreds of New Suits Shown For the | First Time Saturday Months ago we set ourselves the task of assembling a collection of suits that would meet the high standards set by this store, yet could be sold at these popular prices. In the face of extraordinary high prices for woolens this was a difficult undertaking, It is amazing what a store like this can do when it sets out to do something unusual. The suits are here. You will like them. Scores of attractive models of every approved style. IN FOUR BIG GROUPS—RED TAG SALE PRICES Special i ° ta ‘ Smartly Styled Polo Coats Hosiery Women’s Silk and Serge Trimmed Hats Women’s Blouses § Regular peiuee, 720s a $50, $60 ; 5 1 ee A oe a de aces in poi eat erieatsie is Wietadades : ed Tag Sale rrice : i the latest shapes and colors. Feats Cain ana day Giegav anata i $18.75, $24.75, $87.75, | Gms" $1.49 fp Dresses regular $25 values, Bt te tor tn ted an fey rm mod i senna ‘ ° iChat i kind seach, flesh, gray, tan, blue, white, orchid, $49.75 ee ee 50 in all, while they last Se Reema ERR ES: | aes stam, es nun te Sizes 16 to 42 Goriondines bee ae ey the latest ideas. colors, made of georgette satins, taffeta, een ent apes tor. jrnmonlase. meets, Sethe Wa ong: pali’s 69e 5 AND 16 9 5 crope de chine meteors, In Vory. wanted alze. Polo F abries Silvertones Gordon Children's $6.45 *” $10.95 Regular $7.50, $10.00, $16.00, va : lee Ci seen seers eer $20.00 values. Red Tag Sale Price Tn shades of tan, brown, gray. ean eerie In a full range of colors and sizes. EXTR A SPECI AL —Therg are long and short ¢ eS $3.95, $5, $8.45, fave ierge Gonvectinio collacn,, fastening with MAIL ORDERS Satin Hats; $10 and $12 values. While they 3.95 $9.95 large novelty buttons of ocean pearl. Others have collars and cuffs of angora in pretty check- PROMPTLY FILLED inst te. ered color combinations, i i Wi ’s Dress Skirts Lassen nah aig hitters senate “beni Ware Binealne Rotoih.g a a $2.50 Gilgen | 49 Women's eae ; $ 4 95 oclaaitea pean! Trimmed Underskirts........ $1.69 i fat Prom $4.95 Percale Dresses....i-cwnsrnsun e Skirts ... epee eee e ; Union Suits $1.75 | criroidery trimmed... SVE tow Aprons, GO 7B | $2.00 Gingtament — $ZQWB [lency niaas— $LO.ID Ff 1) e embroidery TM osc ccseescssnecnnnsennee os : s esscensersvvennessqusonesensenes "a Novell Prcreeies tal Percale Drewes 2.65 [sii $7.95 Laan: Spb Re cere lati a ae Pasay 69C rat i ue se-a2 Saige Racha a me w omen's $28 Sil and i $13.95 Rilbbed Vests cen neee ce eeeemctenen 25¢c Satin Teddies, upwards of 9 e La raat an ° pes Aan ape aera eae e Sab HAS 2h Mapa $16 95 fam ee GD Pisotiank 94.95 ero grade. ie 95 Percale DreSse8..c0cc0ccncne $4.95 Satin Skirts cesses e INFANTS’ WEAR Infants’ Sacques Infants’ Silk Carriage Covers Infants’ lose Mi Women’s Silk and Lace Trim- Children’s Black Sateen Bloom- ers; 2to 14 yrs. Red Tag Price, med (Camisoles; $1.50 grade. Children’s White Muslin Draw- Children’s Gingham Rompers; ; 85 de. Red 2 to 6 years. Red Tag HS dee een * 49e Tag Price, each 23e Women’s and Children’s Middy © Blouses; the regular $2.00 and Women’s White Lawn Waists; ‘Women’s Sateen and Mercer- _ized Petticoats; $2.50 grade. | $2.00 and $2.50 values. Red Red Ta; Tag Price, $2.50 grade. Red Price, Sach $1.69 each ... : _.. $1.25 Tag Price, ach 91.49 : +H i> *s Heavy Cotton Union | Women’s Silk Petticoats; $7.50 lar $1.00 quality. 490 | Suits: $2.60 qual. $1.75 | 3° Red Tag @ 4. 95 +Red Tag Price, each......... ¢e Red Tag Price, ea,... e Price, each «2.00 ; e Tas Women’s Bungalow Aprons; Women’s Neckwear; 1,000 | Women’s Silk and Lace Bou- | Women’s Plain and Fancy Silk One lot 6f Serge and Silk good quality. Red 1 35 | pieces to select from. 23e doir Caps. Red 35 Cc Tag Price, bpaeee | ry Red Tag-Price, each........ Tag Price, each... : onl THE LEADE BO 146 E. Second St. Infants’ Bootees Infant’s Coats Infants’ Knitted Sets Infants’ Silk Dresses Infants’ Sweaters RED TAG PRICE 20 Per Cent Discount MOE S 7