Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1920, Page 12

SISAOISIIOS.S PAGE TWELVE “ e Casvet Daily Tribune patil WORK STARTED ON terday against police cour’ i vires taker man of undivulg LENINE BACK ee said a government fttorney, has been acting between m : =o os {sium ave planned. ‘The basement wit} room and card room for men is at‘the' for men will be directly off of the stage vhave an upstairs and alley entrance end of the right corridor and will be and the dressing rooms for the ~wornen ; jand exit. | finishea with low beams and grotesque will be built above, The in entrance ~ from Seventh figures’ in an original miinner.. Tele- dev pial alins fonary circles in this country an i street wiil lead into a vestibule of mar- | phone booths and a secretary's ors It was on a Wriday—June 14, 1912) 1D FOR Peeuan, revolutionists. Among letters ; ble and caen stone with tirazzo floors, | Will be-on the first floor. Refreshment! that the Grand ‘Duchess Marie. Adelaide | {sald to have been fo nd on bok ef |From there a large lobby and corridors | Stand, ‘cigar and candy booths will hej ascended the throne of Luxemburg. By cused, was one from Sylvia Pankbupet a4 | will lead into the first floor rooms. The off of the dining room for the men.) a curious coincidence it was also on a to Nikolai Lenine, saying: ‘The situa- _jarchitecture of the lobby and corridors * Lad wardrobe will be off\of the la-| Friday, October 1 of this, year, that the* tion is most-acute; not ready for revo- will be of the Spanish style. ining room and lounge, and -a| former grand duchess turned her back | lution yet.” ‘The man declined to_an- The c ir to the left will lead to| men's wardrobe will be next to the dI-| on the world and donned the simple! iver iquentiona and Wal a’ to a billard room with four tables which | ard room, habit of a nun in the Carmelite convent) jail for. one week. Terra Cotta and Marble to Set Off New Building FOEK ein pa ot the English style, with rouzh| Stairs will lead to the second floor | at Modena, Italy. | ed Asocated Shel sational Sy cake anata “lhewn beams, high paneled walls with} where tiie lodge rooms, dance hall and, LEMS: IC LORE clap OA hk ¢ Read The Tribune Classit Aas. W hich First Contracts Have Been Let; Modem, wainscoting. A lounge with fireplace | stage will be located. A ballroom, 64 by charges were made Will leo be to the' left of the building. | 86 feet ‘#ill be. finished with a highly i i tur Toflet rooms will connect the louns: Attractive Fea es Included and billard rooms. The lounge will x the Italian renaissance architecture. A the dance hall, and will be used for «4 ladies’ dining and junch room is direct:| drensing rooms. 3 : . ‘ ‘ ‘thally off of the lobby and will be fur-| At the of the building a com- Construction on the new Elks’ Home, which will be erected on the nished in the Adams style, 1t wilF he| plete stage will be built, the stage floor corner of Seventh and Center streets, was started last Saturday. The A_dining‘to be 26 by 87 fee contract for the basement and cement work has been let to the Lloyd Building Company, and the superstructure contract Will be let in’ the! near future. Garbutt, Weidner & Sweeney, architects, are the de-| signers. |} and the remaining space will be. put, ja- | 1 building will face on Seventh] to lawn. street across f ity park. The} The basement, which is now under | general ex ure will be the constru¢tion, will have a banquet roota | re The main vn-| with individual tables for special din-| will be of terra cotta, iron grill-| ners and banquet affairs, Off the ban- ornice of the building will] quet rooms will be the serying rooms, a dish~ closets and kitchens, A dumb | marble, The metal- windows will have waiter will connect the serving rooms terra cotta panels, and each window ; downstairs with the lunch room on the on the first floor will hay flower | first floor. Compléte janitors quarters 1d all windows will e a three | will be in the basement. Locker rooms | Phone 332-J Prices Smashed ON Tailor Made Suits and tandard to bed used for small|and shower rooms and a good gymnw | e on holidays a 8 ial occasions. | > cither side of the ce é TYPEWRITERS : ner of the He New York |{ Bought, sold, rented, repaired. Dealer ‘ CORONA—L. C. SMITH | Come and look them over. Suit or Overcoat made a Casper Typewriter to please and fit you in every detail. All high-class f the front of the building. Exchange hand tailored. he pete will be ere 101 Wyatt Bldg. Phone 856 y, Priced now $45 and up idewalk Don’t forget there is a different appearance in a SAYSHE WOULD WALK] ~tsstnr ese THE FLOOR ALL NIGHT} 72! The Tailor 143 South Center Street Engineer Cressy Gains Fourteen|up with gas ana feel so tight ana| Pounds by Taking Tanlac and stuffed-up I thought I would choke to} death. Many a time I was in such Nerves Are Now Strong as Steel pain ana misery 1 walked the floor ah | < night long, and _ff ly I was told that} c has built me-up so that I]an operation was my only hope. | yot only gained fourteen pounds “But I made up my mind to first Tanlac, and in no time I was better and already I have ss of my lost welgh’ > * ax 150 Dresses taken from our regular stock of silks, geor- ‘gette, tricolette, serges, tricotines and jersey. In fact, any style dress you may ask for. Sizes 14 to 46. Values up to +$150. Divided into three lots. ' Priced $25, $35, $45: DOE Sy aed % SITIES TS ISS OLIV IIISTOIIIISOIIOTEIIITOTIIOOIIIOISIOIISIOTO TOISAS Sale of High Grade Tires Cord and Fabric For All-Cars at Of Reduction ober 23 to October 31 Only}; Take Advantage of This Opportunity to Buy : High Grade Tires at.a Big Reduction---You Can a. From $5 to 15 On Each Tire—— ~ P ARL C. BOYLE 175-137 North Center Street ; Phone 9 ‘ud SLL ILLS SSO I OE OOOO ETT EE LLL ES LI ME LD. GIDPIOVMIL III LISD. SLEPPOPOTT Corre eg. td wed ing eight solid hours ev : : wish everybody could enjoy their meals | » time I began taking Tantae | like I do now, for I can eat anything ’We can rig you up with all sizes of the best seasoned rig timbers. Give us an opportunity to quote prices on all of your lumber requisites. Keith Lumber Co. Phone 3 in a bad fix and had been € and everything I want and digest’ it | since I had! the ‘flu’, back in Septem- | without a particle of trouble. ‘The pains ber 1918. I had lost twenty-eight | And gas have all disappeared and I pounds.in weight, felt good-fornothing | can breathe as free and easy as ever all the time and was so weak I could | before. Tanlac has made me all over | hardlyao0 my work. For months I]again and.the remarkable thing aboux | nev ‘knew what a good night's. vest | it is that it has done it in shorter time meant an@ Twas so nervous | would | than I even th géght was possible.” jump out of my chair at the slightest | Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper noise. My stomach was so upset I] Pharmacy, in Alcova by Alcova Mer- couldn't eat a single meal in peace, for | cantile Co., in Salt Creek by Salt Creew as soon as I had finished I would bloat | drug store.—Adv. .) : . » es & SII ISS LI ISD aS, SIITTLITIITIIIOOOI TTS: oy.