Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1920, Page 9

.}™iraged-at a dista: _ | dred mites. Tegel ib ts “pretty hot in summer -{ nthyestern Kansas. Folks get fed finance the ventu which merchunts in many than Wichita are familiar. bins. Fragrant with the odor of Oriental Toasted nut piping hot from the shin- ing kettles. The only REAL CHILI in Casper. OUR CHILI. e - THE PALMS 414 East Second Sireet Phone 600 When You Say “CANDY? — and think “Real Candy,” you mean OUR candy. Always fresh and mouth- meltingly delicious. Sporting Goods and ‘Auto Supplies CASPER SPORTING GOoDs co. Cor, Second and David Confectionery. Phone 214 : 3 236 S. Center Phone 18 Quality Suoreme Fountain Service Uniaue ‘ -Cigars and Tobacco Of Choicest Brands feel) | THATSUS Trevett Confectionery Co. ‘CALL US— Efficient Plumbing Expert plumbing is a real art. You might get your work done very cheaply, but with it you VALUES! No, our prices aren't high. That's a mistaken idea about custom-tailored clothes, Consid- ' ering the ‘caliber of the work, i bares: oe * the sug es get cheap work. We're experts ordinary Bs -to-wear sult or in our line. of endeavor but our woolens, the et are reasons prices are exceptionally low. able. You'll ok as much for an We solicit your business Ba overcoat and won't get half the new-as Well as repair ‘dosh Ahi gatisfaction. will give prompt an service. Call, write or phone us for estimates. _C.H. WHALEY ‘» Ladies’ and Gent's Tailor W. M. PA LMER of 116°K. Midwest Phorie 483-3 132 -W. Midwest Phone 772-W ! . Have Don’t forget we\make , Your \ : 5 Panoram ; Portrait Sor eexut Made Pictures of Oil Fields , Now - "JEFFRYES STUDIO 311 O. S, Building Phone 859 Protect Your FIRE, ! pag AUTOMO- Under the Leaves of a BILE AND Life ag : LIFE They Win INSURANCE A Have You to ees Thank When INSURE Cake. TODAY bey, \.SEE BEN REALTY CO. ' Phone.74-W 108 West Midwest Ave. up” with ,life, ‘and the Teeo!, resttut| the butcher,” snountiins of Colorado. are | paradise the jny-trip nee of several hun. | People throw some baggng together hd and “heat it." ‘They: take Baited by Mansfeld 1. ttonse, | S2metimes. they take a nae j when they can’t afford’ it and ean onty | did aces other “They “neg- lect” to meet. their xegular monthly! spice—delicious and meaty asa fresh — is on, Folks who take Here’s a challenge our baker offers you. He claims his doughnuts are as good, wholesome, light and tasty as ‘any you er mother ever made. Even if you don’t en- tirely agree with him you will agree that such fine makes it foolish to stand baking over .a hot stove. FRIED IN MAZOLA_OIL 100 PER CENT PURE For your noon lunch try a pot of our coffee and dough- nuts—it’s a good lunch. Natrona Doughnut Shop 152 S. Durbin St. The. Richter ’. Contpany* Watch for our new opening at our new lo- cation at 13Q South Center, one door south of the Iris Theater. The Richter Music Company, ~-Wyoming’s most complete ‘music house, represents. the most renowned makes in phonographs, play- ers, grands and. gen- eral musical merechan- dise of the musical world. All the good barbers in this city are not employed by The Oil Exchange ‘ Barber Shop But all-of our barbers are good barbers Did we say good? That hardly expresses it—expert is the wordy $6 it makes no difference in which chair you ‘sit when you come to a The Oil Exchange Barber Shop Oil Exchange Bldg. hold the: sack white vantage of their credit privileges at the seiyoh ef the f year when everybody feels Iazy are, an yacation.| unfavorable element in Wichita tail vacation | business, and this year the retailers ” about it. It has always: ‘by a device with, been inipractieal, for obvious reasons, for the retailer to approach. each of his customers «and put them through 2 fourth degree, respecting thelr yaca- They let the grocer, the baker, ‘tion plans, It just wouldn't do, tha Beat My Doughnuts doughnuts so easily procured Cribune is a way the same thing done, tactfully, diplomatically “ ita Hlers, through their eeeate, ion, did some newspaper advertising, just before the time when Mich! eharacteristically succumb ) st mountain fever., It was signed “The Retail Credit Men of Wichita,” and headed “Who Will Pay for Your to the Mountains?" “Every. hant in the c'ty of Wich- ita doing credit business has the right to ask that question of every eredit enstomer who does not pay his or her bill prompth read the copy. “If you do not pay your July I bills before the 10th of the month, but use the money for vacation expenses, you are forcing the retailer who extends you credit\‘to finance your outing. “Sup “8 merchant owed the Syeled| $1000, due om July 1. Then let the merchant go to the hank on the date his note is due and say: ‘Mr. Banker, T owe you $1000, Sut I want to take a vacathm, so I guess I won't pay you now. & can’t do both and I want the vacation) more than I desire to he frey of debt, go you’ just have to whut.’ “Of course, that could not be done in business. The merchant must pay his note when due or his credit is gona and he soon,will have to quit business, But the principle is identical with your sit- uation if you take the money that} should go to-pay July 1 bills and svend it for a Vacation. ““Your conscience will not allow you! a very pleasant time if you force the merchant you owe to:finance your sum-4 mer outing.” ot to we Dry Wave Is Causing Men to Lose Weight As a result of the dry regime in Davenport, Ta;, clothing merchants are ordering smaller suits. The waist neasurements of former hard drinkers have shrunk from two to eight inches, according fo these merchants, who con. fine their’ orders now to 46 sizes or under. In the wet days 52 and 54 and some 56s were not uncommon and were al- ways ordered. ‘Phe demand for the lar- ser sizes, however, has dwindled untu it no longer pays to carry them in stock. e Not a Shade of Red Was Missing at This Sale Sir Arthur Conan. Dayle, who shrewdly maneuvered Sherlock Holmes throneh the mystifying mazes of “The Red-Headed Teague,” would have rev- led ‘in © iden sed by the Chester | Clothes Shop, in Bo&ton, to attract at-/ tention to its recent opening. In ton, as in, other cities, new) stores are no novelty. They blossom, forth most every day and the public, 9s a rule, goes its way unheeding until! time and a revutation for the: excel- Jenee of materials gives the youre -r- vanization the hall-mark of reliability. But the Chester Clothes. Shon didn't; eare to wait for time to turn the trick. ‘They knew ‘hey had the goods the nub- Ne wanted and they were, determined | to lose nothing by a watchful-waitins nolicy: So they advertised one of the| most unusual offers ever made in Bos-} ton, “The reddest red-haired man who pre- serts himeelf At our new store on the onenine day witt receive a suit of our best clothes withont charee.” was the announcement which annesred in ‘the local paners for some days vrevions to, the enmmencement of brisiness at 47 Washineton street. And, on tha duv annainted it was all that neonle in the} vicinity could do to refrain from turn- ine ina fire alarm! f * Men, with red hair of a brick-dust ehade: strawherry Hlonds: thatches of the tone which Titian immortalized: hair that was carraty and hair that wee fsarrel: enfane, roev, ribicnnd hair: hair What raneed all the wov from pa mild and inoffensive red-eolt ta helr that waeia flaming. dancer stennt—al! these and more preeanted themesives for in annntion, while erowds . etrnmelod , oar 9 Moser olimnce af the hirenfe Alantav Officer M. FP. Plvnn, of the Rortor Wratte’ semad: waa finaly adjudged) the winner ant awarded the enit—while | the Chester C'nihes Shon started ort with a day’s,-businegs of a remarkable | size. “di "om Murray's Methods Are Effective Fut Unvanal On a certain Derhy Dav in Chicaero twenty-five messereer hovs left the Western Tthion office efeht minutos anart, ench carryine.a telegranh en- velone addressed: ‘Telegram for Tom Murray, He makes shirts.” They went thraneh every train coming inte hienen that day shouting at» the ton of their voices, “Teleeram for ‘'om Murrav.\ He mokes shirts.’ On the earner of a Chinen strent. made varnnt hy the removal of a build- ine, a woman, dressed in white and wearing a flaming scarlet hat and high- heeled shoes, stood on a platform a hundred feet! in the air while she painted jn the “y" in the name “Mur- | As the woman had never jlone any sign painting before she was not! very expert, and for three hours it} fic was blovked, the street cars could not run and business was virtually sus- pended for two blocks, It is partly to such sieve! methods of advertising that Tom, Murray. nead of @ large wholesale house. attviiutes his success. The first ad cost him $80, and he paid $1500 for a ninety-day lease! on the vacant corner which was the scene of the second one, Mri At another time, when business was poor and he could not afferd to use large space in the daily papers, he! wrote on ordinary letter paper with a blue pencil a few short, crisp sentences regarding the goods which he had on| display in bis windows, and next day bis store was crowded with customers. oo Every age has its Napoleon of finance its Rockefellers and its | Morgans.! Byen in the very dim past Noah was able to oat/a stock company when all the world was forced into involuntary liquidation. And it seems as if we were anproaching the age of a deluge of gold. PA Nil al There is a strange parallel in ths lives of two men, working all the‘r days at the same salary, and pressed by equal monetary claims. One be- {comes independent—the other, he goes |to the poorhonse, All men e¢annot savo. We ‘know hard-working, honest men who have the knack of getting but; they cannot keep. But invariably they are men of great big, kingly hearts. | After all, when We meet such royal! spirits, we go away dreaming of some- thing more, than filthy gold, A discord is only hatmony misun- It is, not always the stiver | feat the characters they imper that if they are playing noble, her Is the life | characters they actually feel the nobl discorddut |impulses, the strong tonic of the herd ism assumed. they, are playingmean, parts they feel mean Here's & message for you. this down uitil you get it, elther. There! United States. is everything in one’s assuming, firm-{ low im the very hearts that now dis-|ly and persistently, the part he desires! : 1nd to play in life’s great drama. deratood. can. be rt chord that’s out of tune, apd “wi thout gibekiie the feelings of | chord th Re Nhicatoh oe aoe | note. How true that Ist notes to you? Is the heart all out of tune? May be your knew that discord =} harmony misun- derstood—oh, if we) only knew that—- turb us, The ear may some struggling spirit ear is insensible the sweetest strains. If we only would be thrilled by music soft and Ifs a Genuiné Pleasure to Dine Here There are so many features of dining here that. make you leave with an anticipa- tion of coming again.’ The food, the service, the envi- ronment, the coal, fresh at- mosphere, the courteous at- tention are all ideal. Such a place as you'll choose to come to often. THE AMERICAN CAFE 244 South Center No tree will bear fruit so abundantly. as the leaves of | “your bank book. Just plant the seeds of savings now and they will thrive as:you. nur- ture’them. And then when the days of frost or famine come you'll have a plenteous - store to depend'upon. ‘Sow now with savings so that you may reap when old age ap- proaches. Start a Savings Account TODAY With the FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS BANK Cor. Second and Center Sts. ddii AWS DANN LALLA | “THE HEART OF UNGA” By Ridgwell Cullum, au- thor of “The Way of the Strong” Many a stalwart deed has been done, and many a brave tale told, of the for- bidding but romantic North- land, but seldom has an au- thor so combined a tale of love, adventure, and strong,, swift action, with mystery, as has Ridgwell Cullom in this his latest tale of the North. Johnston and Apollo Choco- lates, Magazines, Cigars, Tobacco and Novelties THE LITTLE BRICK | Experienced actors tell us that they| A girl's chances of making a good beautiful modern home, of five rooms in baseme! tubs and every other modern con- venience; lots is 60x140. INVESTMENT CO. 143.8. Center MOVING AND STORAGE See Ben Transfer LAN Phone 124-W | Wite depend entirely upon the girl. It takes force of character to love deeply‘ jand to be worthy of the deepest love. lPiere are yet some queenly — spirits | with heart enough to love aman for | what he is, andy not for what they can | couRe out of him: dl. ic On the other hand, whe contempt! and tbat i A aE Don" There are 12,000,000 negroes in tho put | AA a el ees ‘Phe river Po begins to form its detta sixty miles from its mouth, : UNITED JEWELERS We offer a most exclusive line of Moss Agates, béauti- fully cut and expertly poi- ished. Our selection of jew- elry and watches is unlimit- ed and remarkably fine. UNITED JEWELERS Phone 1394 249 South Center Look for the Man in the Evrrel Exceptional Bargain Terms of $1,000 will handle a consisting , laundry BIG SUIT AND OVERCOAT SALE NOW ON Walk np three steps and save $10 to $20 on a suit or overcoat; $25,000 stock to pick from. MONTGOMERY REALTY AND Harry Yesness NEW METHOD TAILOR i AND CLOTHIER Phone 1310 130 W. Midwest Ave Girls enjoy good pay, short hours and pleasant surround- ings as typists, stenographers and secretaries. Why not join this group of satisfied workers? You can gain this independence by studying with us just a small portion of your time and at a minimum cost. Casper Business College Cor. Second and Durbin Phone 442-W Due to the high standard of our courses a position is as- sured you on graduation. THE HARVEY RESTAURANT The satisfaction in dining at the darvey Restaurant is due as much to the quiet at- mosphere of cleanliness and coolness as it is to the excel- lent cooking. We Are Wel Equipped to take care of your piano and furniture The, Harvey Restaurant H. C, Wisner, Prop. 12214 East Second & Storage Co. Phone .74-J “BUSH DID IT” For ‘all decorating and designing, for dinners, teas, receptions, dances, weddings, or any social function, CALL BUSH For all window decorating, signs, showcards, holi- day or season “touches” CALL BUSH FRANK J. BUSH 255 South Center Street Phone 1088-W AHI Have your The Clothes = Cleaned regu- Wardrobe larly by reliable and Cleaners experienced Cleaners 121 W. 2nd wae We Call for and Deliver IU