Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1920, Page 7

PAGE. FIVE irs. Harl ©. Hanway and daughter, ! Charline, returned this morning from Denver where they have been visiting the past month with relatives. -They ‘were accompanied to Casper by Miss Opal Porter; of Tyler, Texas, a cousin .of Mrs. Hanway, ana whd will visit here for several days before returning ‘to her home, —_—_—_—— Before we rave any about that $5,- 000 hat of Mme. Deschanel’s we would like to know whether it cost $5,000 in francs or in real money. climate on Mrs. Rosborough’s . She has been a sembinvalid for sev- eral years. WORLAND MAN HELD FOR ~AOBRING THE, MAL CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 21.—Will- ard A° Cox, charged with robbery of the United States mails at Worland, ‘Wyoming, was brought to Cheyenne *, * Thursday and is held in the county| ‘eyes “ways inclined to bélleve he's Jail for action by the grand jury of | « the November term of the federal dis- trict court. His bond has been set at $6,000. It is alleged that Cox stole several letters from the mails at Wor- land, ‘FOUR YOUNG MEN HELO. [caw ouneren FOR AUSING §1 BLS | 4s HOME USED TO SY0 BY eR se BY TOURIST CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. \< port from Laramie that four young Thousands of tourists with remark- able motor outfits ‘have pessed thru men arrested there Thursday, charged with’ raising $1.00 bank notes to $10.00 Cheyenne—the intersection of the Yellowstone and Lincoln: highways —this summer, but none had so com- notes by pasting ciphers upon them,| plete a traveling home:as that of Dr. also operated successfully in Cheyenne, ; is not confirmed by inquiry at each of the banks here. No: raised notes and Mrs, 8S. A. Rosborough and Mrs. Christine Schoeb, Mrs. Ros- Were presented at any of the Cheyerme banks, nor did any~ depositor in the borough's’ mother, who Were here banks here report that he had been vic- FOR SALE OR RENT Modern bungalow on East Dover, with basement apart- ment. Apply Peter Clauson, 306 O. S. Bldg., between 5 and 7 p. m. 8-18-tf THEY ALL TALK ABOUT DR. MURPHY’S | FAMOUS ROOT BEER MADE IN CASPER BY 4 Casper Bottling Works ON DRAUGHT AT aE ATED Rta People’s don’t like a pessimist, bet Thursday, \en route from Aline, Oklahoma, on a: tour, of the Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast states, with Long Beach, Calif,, which they tUmized, through such a fraud. STE Seas PRPS ee All-metal Weatherstrip. Sylvester F. Retail center > expect to reach in December, as their® b/ ultimate destination. Their equip. | Pelton, 925 S. Lincoln Ave. Phone 9283. TUBERCULAR HOME FOR | sesso csscmacaticoseac — " of the fact that it is mounted on the t AND ‘ <7 chassis of the lightest of trucks = BNERATIONS. | ye BLACK CAPSULES @ manufactured (Ford). Dr. Rosborough’s car is a complete home in one room, Mounted-on the truck chassis is a. house 5% by 12 } feet in horizontal dimensions and 5% feet high. The body is made of lap-siding, lined) with wall board, with windows, ‘sashed and also Screened, all the way around, The weight of the car, without its load, is 2,550 pounds, Inside the car is a built-in’ dou- ble bed. The drivers seat quickly may be converted into a second ved. There are built-in kitchen cabinet, bureau and miscellaneous drawers, a fireless cooker, a refrigerator, 1 cooking stove, a heating stove, a sink with a hot-water system, a 15- gallon pressure water-tank, a lava- tory and toilet, a complete elec:ric lighting system and many. other con- venierxes of the stationary modern home. _ Lace curtains. detorate te windows,. soft rugs are on the ‘flocr —there is even a little library, The purpose of the trip ptimarily is to test the effect of changes of BEGINNING SATURDAY 98 Silk, Serge, Tricolette, Tricotine and Georgette Dresses—Values upto $45 YOUR CHOICE $10.95 50 SUMMER COATS _ Have been up to $65 YOUR CHOICE $10.00 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Se Greatest in - WYOMING 15 POSSIBLE CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 21.—Miss ‘Viola Nohr of Wisconsin, wh. has ar- rived here to make a tuberculosis sur- vey of Wyoming for the State Public Health association, expects soon to. see Jaunched a movement for the erection PY in Wyoming of a state home for tuber- cular persons. Miss Nohr's first in- vestigations in Wyoming will be con- ducted in Niobrara county, for which locality she will depart next Sunday. _ Miss Nohr' was abroad with the Red Cross during the war, and after ser- vice in-Scotland, England, Frarice and Germany went: to Albania, where she spent six months. Ninety per cent of ‘the people’ of Albania, she says, are sufferers ‘from tuberculosis. 0. RAMSEY’S . The Nicolaysen Lumber Co. a eee RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY FARM MACHINERY, COAL _ WAGONS, GAS ENGINES Phone 62. Office and Yard: First and Center America per Capita Per capita, the large retail stores of Sioux City do a greater business than those of any other city: More than 4 times as big as New York. More than 2 times as big as Omaha. More than 2 times as big as Des Moines. The 3 largest retail stores of Sioux City alone employ 2 er cent of its population. As a retail piano c8nter, it is the larg- est in the State of lowa—one house handling 22 different makes of the highest grade. Sioux City’s retail buyers reach the greatest markets in the world, They bring to their patrons a wide variety of the best Creations of modern times. A Monument to the City’s Greatness Its retail stores are mighty factors in making the city, a great market—a complete, well-rounded commercial center—your logical trading center. Service, progress, vigorous effort—those are the keynotes of the retailers and the keynotes of Sioux City. Know Sicux City Better! WRITE FOR BOOK ONE (it is free) CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Be TO GINGER Your baby wants and needs you. Please write, wire or come. MICKY’ ————— AN EXPRESSION OF GRATITUDE “To those who were so kind to come and see me and cheer me up in the hours of suffering and loneliness dur- ing my long, sévere I\Iness, I extend my deepest gratitude. To those, who again and again filled my room with 4 exquisite flowers of which I am so fond, I am equally as grateful; the love- ‘ ly bouquets from American Legion and Casper Elks brought mo’ prvas toy. A most beautifully written letter from ‘Gasper Concert. Band made me. ex- tremely happy. To my kind doctors and sweet nurses I am in great obli- gation fon their wonderful care and at- j tention. Last, but not least, I wish te { thank James Shikany (City Fruit Mar- |] . ket) for the delicious fruit sent me so frequently, and Mr. and Mrs. Tucker HARD FACTS: 90% of children entering school at the age of six fail to complete the course through the Righth grade—they stop to go to work. FUTURE ERICANISM depends upon the education of the youth of this age, IS THE EDUCATION of your children provided for if you die today? A New York Life Monthly Income Policy would provide. C. H. Bauer, Special Representative New York Life Insurance Co. i R. T. KEMP COMPANY ce 112 East Second St. Richards & Cunningham Co. ANNUAL AUG. CLEARANCE SALE IN MEN’S DEPARTMENT Will end on August 31, so you only have 10 DAYS MORE to purchase MEN’S and BOY’S WEARING APPAREL at dis- counts of 10 to 20 ver cent, which is really a saving of from 15 of Virginia hotel for all their kindnes.; |] during my convalescence. To every- one, who showed me any attention, I « am heartily grateful, and will endeavor » to show my appreciation in every way Possible. $ RUDOLPH LUNDBERG. ° 8-21-1t JOS. |. SCHWARTZ ART JEWELER _ Watch Repairing. _ nS Bi ‘E. Keating, Mer. | a A OR ea EES Nobody can tell why we should have jij a two-cent piece coin in this coun-} | try unless it is so we can trade with} {ff the Austrians and the Germans, Iris Theater Bldg. Phone 370 Do You Drive ala? ¥ Eyestrain can very-easily be aggra- vated by driving a car The attempt to focus the eyes on objects which you are swiftly passing irritates the already srained nerves of the eye. ¢ for one to three years, at K ii Don’t give up the car—but have your eyes attend- ° PDO Se wane 9 ed io—-“The Burnett ‘Way”—that obviates the trouble to 25 ber cent on Fall prices. Clothing for curity. and makes the ride a joy and pleasure. ‘ d B Address “Let me look you in the eye’—if you don’t. need } Men an Ovs glasses you can’t buy them from us. ‘ SHIRTS y' ‘ibune. We will allow you a dis- Ber ato Fe count of 20 per cent on any Men’s or Boy’s Suit during this sale, and 10 per cent on all other merchandise in the men’s department. We feature the well known HIRSH-WICK- WIRE make of clothing for men and the Steel Fiber Nik Suits for boys, two of the best brands of clothing made, which insures you good wear, the latest up-to-date styles and the very best of tailoring. We have the largest assortment of Men’s Shirts in Casper ,and while our ANNUAL AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE is on we will allow a discount of 10 PER CENT on any shirt in’ the store. Now is the time to buy some SILK SHIRTS, while the as- sortment is complete and the prices are down. You will not have an opportunity like this again soon. BURNETT OPTICAL CO. Practical Optometrists Hotel Henning Entrance, Casper, Wyo. B. & C. Grocerylt. Fifth & Beech. Phone 545W., fer pakke PO aa 10e 25¢ Two Half Pound cans Salmon ......-.-+- +4 Tar Soap ES RWEAR j i sea em aelk 25¢€ SHO! It will UNDE! light weight underwear now ane 25¢ for future use, as we are closing out all of our SUMMER pre saga WEIGHT UNDERWEAR regardless off cost. You can 10-Ib. Box Su- $1.95 - buy $1.50 garments for 95c and $2.50 and $3 grades for , preme Crackers .. $1.95 while they last. é 214-Ib. Can Blackber- ries in Syrup.....-.. 45¢e 1 ee eee fy : Blackberries pasa’ $1.40 Biches... Phe D No. 10 Can : 90¢e Prunes .... Bi No. 10 Can urday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Rhubarb Apricots : $1 5 No. 10 Can These prices hold good Sat- Ask for It by Name PHONE 471 Na is ap pt RReO A AEE OT I TL SE Hats and Caps During this sale we will allow you a discount of 10 PER CENT on any Hat or Cap in the store (except the John B. Stetson) and 26 PER CENT on any STRAW + HAT, so it will pay you to buy af new one for next season. You can always use a new pair of Shoes and now is the time to buy them, while our sale is on. WE WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON ANY DRESS OR WORK SHOE FOR’MEN OR BOYS AND 20 PER CENT ON ANY CANVAS SHOES, KEDS OR SAN- DALS while they last. This sale will only last 10 days more, so don’t forget to come to the store and see what bargains we have to offer you. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST e Special Announcement We are offering special discounts on Tents, Tar- paulins, Blankets, Comforts and Pillows, Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags. POOTIMES ET “i