Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 6

PATE STIX Apparently he struck on his HANSON KILLED IN PARACHUTE LEAP THURSDAY his the leap extra or are at it ‘Mr. and Mrs, Alex White and Mr. M ang Mrs. J. S. Pettingill will spend the Sah k end at the Rate Cabin in the Big rom Page 1) Hoch mouhtalnky aner Wal en joy a two @ay fishing tr ; ce years, and as an in- and Mrs. Davia Da avy aviation corps dur- yesterday for Basin to Comments had been| Fourth. nds, it is said, on the - of his safety belt) J. Child upon his ability)in’ the ci parachute with his) Thermopo! Mr. ) offset any danger from this;merly con: a with the oth the snap and belt were|/@ase@ company here. hold against a sudden,; is claimed. ad the arrival of and went hope t t je the re his stunt Mt keen on ines t the che thor no fear over his through his) 7-2 A ———— —_>- Four-room eS spent ye > - Shulte and family returued} the winter. They were by M py spent at Denver mét irsday the A special meeting of the Knights of Columbus will be held at the Mullin Club tonight at 8 o'clock s very important business is | sc re urged to bei FRED VIL Financial Knights a . in t RENT. house with v furnished. 523 South McKin- dd nds. « sole 7-2-3t i 1 ship at Sn RIVERSIDE PARK Glenrock,. Wyo. - | Only place to dance the Fourth of July ‘| Minneapolis Ladies’ Jazz Orchestra will ment for July 4, but it will) rurnish , music. a oon and evening d to stunt flying. | in new pavilion whch is mosquito proof. Joseph Han-' pring your picnic party and spend the ‘-|day where it is cool and _pler of nson is survived by a fa- 1 two brothers. s from a parachute height of 4,400} 1 P.M. to 11 P. M. 1 Jess Willard In a Big Western THE CHALLENGE OF CHANCE Mark composed the be taken to Hanson’s| wein, Iowa, this after. will smpany the A guard of honor of that Hanson ome belts at a sten onto the But he was unable to find I ery bone in Hanson's body was 1 cept the upper bone in the Then FRECKLE- Pace Oe MBB Sennett Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots. | Then How te Remove Easi . eckle-tace, Pathe Weekly petty -unloowens TOMORROW S > if it does give r complexion the expense is MAX LINDER The Charlie ‘Chaplin of J} Europe | | | ength—from any druggist and a hould show you how} ourself of the homely autiful complexi s more than one ounce needed ow al in the LITTLE CAFE | the druggist for the strength Othine as this strengch e of oT peer —Ad ix sold if it f. SUITS Values Regularly Retailed up to $40 and $45 $28.45 SHOES - Dress Shoes, Special $6.75 $1. Cotton Socks, 2 pair for Arrow Collars 2 for Hundreds of People Have Attended This Sale Already — Have You? MEN’S OUTFITTER Must Sell Out Everything at sacrifice prices and regardless of cost. The low- est prices for the best values in Men’s Wear ever offered in Casper. Everything Must Be Sold—We Stand Behind very Article We Sell Here are a few items included in this great bargain event. SUITS SHIRTS Dress Shirts, Values to $3.00 right arm and the hore in the right FOR RENT—Apartment ‘tally Turnishea | thigh. left side, and modern, two rooms and bath. Ap- J, northwest Cor. {ply Apt Chestnut. pee ES Sa CHICKE For.y your Sunday dinne , home Phone NOTICE. W. llth &| A 7-2-5t* Strictly fresh,| Knights are urgea to be in att Financial Secretary. from California wheret, iscount On Our Entire Stock We Will Give per cent This means a considerable saving 3 on Ladies’ and Children’s Apparel for Summer Wear. KASSIS Dry Goods Co. | Next Door to be. Drug Store Iris Pavilion Tommie ht Carnival and Souvenir LOc DAN CE: At 11 o’Clock sharp we will give Free--a 10 ib. Ham. 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