Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 6

PACE SIX AiG PROGRAM OF ENTERTAINMENT FOR LEGION MEN to Be Sessions Mixed] of Social With Festivities Business Convention at Sheridan Next Month. 21,—Altho the visiting nvention of the held h nth will be taken hug ption at the of the conve mace in a rtain that ther | enough | PF staged. ation of ntion can » represer - posts in the con following figu' m which t to the ¢ j b G. 0. P. IS RARIN T0 G0, DECLARES CHAIRMAN HAYS Jat .. jin | th VOCATIONAL TANG MATTERS 10 BE TAKEN UP AT CHEYENNE MEET al of. | week |(ties. | {s {am | M | ton will mest commander in Che the Prank of the/ twa | wine national Lesion, will week for Los A will attend a conference ¢ office men frem the 11th, 12th, and 14th districts of the Federa held on July 29 “ave men have been appointed in field work for the state of Wyoming,| according to Calhoun, with a Mr. view of making a in the next an of handicapped soldiers now pendii New Partner Joins Dr.G.W. Burnett in Optical Company ee ea ehboawa: eee eee. in Cas- the en through the riner and the ment to that an exper “en in the Optical ning ted from the Yotometry of Chic Am igo in 1910, In 1915 © was graduated from the Nee tution of Optometry in Mo. Mr. ¥ as City. tler passed the s x examination in 19 to handle the in « which h t makes t propeller shafts. guns and boilers | “ EANQUET 61V EN HOT? ORLY 96 Governor Carey and Other Digni- With numerous lignitaries Gi ,| cleration, ANY’S NEW €HAN 's new imperial ¢ esident of the reichstag. IN SHADE AND GOING HIGHER per's hottest day of the OR B. B. BROOKS REAT FUNCTION eens ssorc tenn ernment weather re: ‘it w 96 degrees in the aha le ‘by ae OV? taries Present at Banquet in Appreciation for Services ot Consolidated Head. of 96 degree acks three or four de hot as the warmest local and out-of-town nee, including dinner given sday Brooks by vil company in abt. D. C the Hennin honor of ex hotel ening o'clock t fiernoon. The hottest 101 this merni A Belgi home h: woman, a to the whose rs. Henry Goodhue of Ros. tink left upon the battlefield, and so iia fonts” Wom aatkinea fell in love with her, new home that er in the United States, has be Se enor eam ea rded the contract for a memorial a ae a ee low to be ple in Pilgrim Hall, nouth, Mass., for the tercententary e divided against itselt—the i? ahaa aha hana a ee Qt 138 E. 2nd St. Cco~ Outing and Riding Suits Come in Middies, Skirts, Pants and Dress, LESS 20 % Discount ; Sep Comme Wash “Dresses “Must Go White and Colored Organdies, i Georgette, Crepe de Chine sue. We have a few of the above left. TO CLOSE OUT, LESS 333% Silk Dresses An absolute sacrifice of our entire stock of Silk Dresses, Sport Dresses, Street D s, After- noon Dresses, Traveling Dresses. Figured Georgettes, Beaded Georgettes, Taffetas, Messalins and Fancy Foulards, LESS 333% DISCOUNT Smocks Just the Article for Hot Weather, 333% The Store of Quality _ To Close Out LOT 1— Less DISCOUNT LOT 3 TA PBPPPAPRMAABRARA MAEDA MMM Lhd hhh hdl OLD SAWN NOT BURIED, STILL | LIES IN STAT (Continued from from Page 1) au better day already upon -us. “Our mothers, sisters and |the moral and social wolves from the| ldoor of the home, must still find us) true. As we were their earliest politi-’ ‘cal friends, so we must stand by this aco until the victory is finally com- . GAMBLER-BOTL BOOTLEGGER ~ WANTED IN HURON, $.D., ARRESTED IN CASPER jes and officials shall respect] Charles Harris was arrested here heir own oaths of office. |Iast night by Deputy Sheriff Kyte on cally. The steps of progress BE our F emen deywtnded as ju 1 as the ina vivinies other ay , ridiculed, opposed and finally epted without quotation marks or st shadow of credit. | e still have great reforms waiting doption and great twentieth cen- roblems yet to be solved. ‘are now apeainiiny in ‘eaniiae tones ot, @ pool table in the estiblishment but |who have been seeking: the ballot as ey Nelenrtw legal weapon with whieh to beat off.in a priva WEDNESDAY, su 21, 1920. Gov. Robert D. Carey spent alta room contained a round ta-|day in the city on business oe kp tar d chips and other “ira|tend the banquet in honor of Ex-Gov. which are not exactly needed] B. B. Brooks at the Henning hotel last te office. _[ night. 60 Gingham & Voile Dresses Sizes 16 to 14 Have Been Priced up to $12.50 Special $5.95 C2 ROSS eR SO eae A Dandy Line of Wool Scarfs Have Been Priced up to $7.50 Special $4.95 at 25 HATS at $1.00 } iy former! y | last year was 99 degrees on July A thermometer at the refinery reg- | ground | Accordion Pleated and Fancy Plaid Wool Skirts, LESS 333 % DISCOUNT Silk Georgette LOT 2— ve conscientious objections information from Huron, S. D., where honor and decency, that/he is wanted on charges of gambling aside and turn over the task;and bottlegging. According to inter: forcement to the friends of the nation received from Huron Harri Former liquor selling places!out on five different bonds at pri all over the land are being held intact/and his present arrest with fixtures and possibly liquor, in ex- | pecta en indiffere Choice of Any Hat in the Shop.. ee ent was lronght bout through a bench warrant which had been issued. } rt of the offi-| Harris had just started his aetivi-! Gi p friendship.'ties in the gambling lir nd possibly ns > e, uccord- mbers of! Phone 1304W. 156 South Center. is openly | th riff's force in Casp Harris) SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY als who are dry in|w rested in his ‘pool 1 iu the} 1d from enforc nd Baker additicn. 2 was! law by the fear of the party hos: | » will not risk the alienation of consider e number (oly voters. wil neglect a pls Jopposite ‘party will gain a cemEEracel While we are thankful for nd hopeful of the nnot ignore plain S nor build false hopes. Yur motives for hating the liquor THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES William Russell ALWAYS WORTH r. The testimony of science is mor rushing and the demands of busin more exacting than ever before. experiment of even partially en-| prohibition has been so eminent- |ly satisfactory, and the demonstrations jof moral and industrial improvements |so convincing that milligns of halters ‘0 opinions have been con- ond a shadow of doubt, | Empty jails and decreasing prison popu- |lation, increase in collections and bank! | depo halt in the alarming h of insanity; all these and more JLYRIC —IN— “Twins of Suffering Creek” A Tale of Love and Habits in the West Continuous 1 p. m. to 11 p. m. ALSO TODAY- Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Havens a IN ‘RAREBITS” Tomorow | SHIRLEY MASON ‘THE UNWRIT- _ TEN CODE’ NEXT REAL HART The Miracle Man of the Movies IN “Get Your Man” Then i Big Christie Comedy | Then | Pathe Review and Topics of the Day The Romance of the Strangest Marriage on Record, Featuring KATHERINE MACDONALD The American Beauty “THE THUNDERBOLT” ALSO MUTT AND JEFF I. O. O. F. Bldg. 772 Ld VAIPALLALLA LAA LILA AAA hh hh de ddidididdidididede Sales 7s. Values Ask any one of the hundreds who have bought here about our val- ues: They all say, “How can you do it?”—and our answer is; SPOT CASH BUYING AND LARGE OUTLET. A hand-tailored Suit of fine fabrics —lots of patterns—many «styles for $28.00 In this range the selection is the largest and best values we ever have offered; any style; any fabric. Four hundred more Suits for this week’s selling. A good stylish, serviceable suit for— $16.00 Young Men’s and Men’s Fine Hand-tailored garments on which you can save at least $20 over ‘oth- er sale prices, for only Choice $34.00 $38.00 At this price you have the choice of Suits that were tailored to sell up to $90.. Fine serges and best all-wool fabrics in every wanted style, $49.00 & $44.00 REDUCED PRICES ON FURNISHINGS Scott Clothing Co. CASPER, WYO. arate Skirts Crepe $9.00 $12.50 $14.95 240 South Center Street Next Door to Manhattan Restaurant. ‘ng