Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1920, Page 13

ping af livestock from west-central dis: triets. High. Low. Preipi-| Yeliowstone Park ~36 46 16 46 ee r © Plectric Waffle Irons, Grits and Chat- | IMPROVING SAYS GiB. ie Tiing Dishes. Pyrex Ware and Commu- : ep eo "3 Peake : Si | ras Bishes. Zee the DOUDS-OLLIVER A i i Cokevil .03| Hdw. Co. 12-2-3t ¥ 2 . 18 15 —— ‘ 2 ass | . t 33 If you would win in life’s handicap, He | Play “work” three ways across the ‘T; board, and play “luck” only as a 100- Newcastle, yo. a 15 0} to-1 shot. The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend the | B. P, O. E. Memorial Services Sunday, December 5, 2:30 P. M. Odd Fellows’ Hall’ ORDER OF CEREMONIES Processiqnal March: Violin and Piano. Miss Verna Burnett’and Mrs, George Smith Opening Ode: “Auld Lang Syne” Lodge and Audience | Effect of Favorable Weather and Lack of Heavy Snows in State By GEO. W. PIPMAN, (U. S. Weather Bureau.) Tempratures for the week were near- ly normal; day temperatures averaged 41; night, 24, and extreme om 62 and 2 below zero, were rep‘ |. About 4 inches of snow fell over extreme west- ern districts, otherwise falls were local; the average for the state was) about 0.12 inch (melted). Sunghine was! ; OMAN CAPT. greater than normal], and percentages a ee are aan were: Cheyenne, 70; Sheridan, 68; Lan-| Finer of Damascus, Sjria, a captain in I ” Cantar OP BEES marie estimated (the Syrian army, had charge of the per cep igen eh social service in Syria under the Arabs. Under the influence of theée favor-/ She went to Damascus with the Red able conditions, livestock improved 1) Cross and when this was withdrawn central districts, although there was! she was asked by the Arabs to remain. $$ s Great Ruler of the Universe | All seeing and benign Look down upon and bless our work And be all glory thine. | sull 7 to #2 inehes of snow cover over} much of the’ upper Green Riyer dis-! trict, otherwise ranges were open or| fair, and twenty-five as gogd or excel- partly open, and were generally good to| lent. Frost is out of the ground in excellent, so feeding was local. Of) th lower levels except-on some north twenty-seven reports, well distributed | hisides fhe deep snow coyering is from over the state, one reported the; drawing heavily on feed in-the upper condition of livestock as poor; one as Green River vicinity, otherwise feed is —— ————————————— ©! Hear our prayers for the honored dead While bearing in our mind The memory xyraven on each heart For Auld Lang Syne. Memorial Ritual: Officers of the Ledge Quartette: “Consider the Lilies? - - - Pee Excell t ry e° Mesdames W. L. Treber and F. J. Leschinsky Messrs. F. B. Firmin and Rudolph Lundberg Quartette: “The Vacant Chair” ca “ * o Root Mesdames W. L. Treber and F. J. Leschinsky ET a SRR Mossrs. F. B. Firmin and Rudolph Lundberg f Lodge Continues Ritual Located upon a 90-acre tract of land upon the Duet: “The Lord Is My Shepherd” me Saha -Bmart edge of the city of Scottsbluff, Mesdames EB, C. Gates and L. E: Sundwell : Oration: ‘i _, Offers to residents of the Piatte Valley op; Brother J. F. O'Donnell ities for training in the elements of irrigation engin- Solo: “Cast Thy Burden” oor aan aie Hamblen eering. ~ Lodge Continues Ritual Mr, H. L. Bottoms School opens January 3, 1921. * “America”: ro x Lodge and Audience There is no tuition. A fee of $5 per'semester cov- | My Country, ‘tis of ‘thee, ers entrance ,rental of books, etc. | Sweet Land of Liberty, ee . 3 | Of thee I sing. Admission granted to graduates from eighth }} Band where my fathers died, grade schools or men 18 years old or over. Laud of the pilgrims’s pride, ede ss From every mountain side For particulars write to— | Let freedom ring. ; Lodge Continues Ritual a sj Benediction: THOS. H. McCARTHY, Supt. Brother A,L. Wallace, Chaplin Box 61 ; 35h Accompanists: Mrs. Geo. Smith and Rudolph Lundberg. x G15 Scottsbluff, Nebraska Musle under direction of Professor Rudolph Lundberg ur Semi-Annual One-Half Price Sale. Of Ladies’ COATS, SUITS, ~ DRESSES and SKIRTS IS IN FULL SWAY We have placed on sale our entire stock of Ladies’ Coats, Suits, Dresses and Skirts at one-half their former prices. This is your opportunity to purchase high-class garments of this season’s models and styles at prices ~ worth your consideration. f Children’s Coats at 1-3 Off Former Prices Our stock of Children’s and Misses’ Coats in sizes 5 to 16 years, at one-third less than former prices. FUR SALE Qur entire stock of high-class Furs will be placed on sale for the remainder of this week at 33 1-3 PER CENT REDUCTION. This is your opportunity to select your Xmas Furs at a great saving. THE SHOE SITUATION Never in thé history of the country have good shoes looked so nice as they do today, and the cost is down to where almost everyone can get a pair of the best. . rue Sep economy consists in buying the best shoes you can af- ford—good shoes are always a far more profitable investment than cheap shoes. Complete tmas. * Pe * * » line ladies’ bed room slippers in beautiful colors for ‘Phe above shoes were bought to sell at $12.50 to $16.50 a pair. We are going to sell them at the rid- icvloysly low price of $9.85 Incomplete linés—LADIES’ SHOES : $10 to $12.50 Values $6.85. $9.50 to $10.50 Values” : $4.85 : Richards & Cunningham Co. “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST ‘ all ‘parts-ge-aha ine We Race a Eaiinninent of High Grade Christmas Jewelry and Merchandise That Must Be Soild at { Sacrifice Prices Before December 15 Take Advantage of This Sale Now and Save from 25 to 50 - Per Cent The unsold consignment stock will be taken out of Casper after December 15. Auber The Jeweler—Your Jeweler Corner First and Center Streets Lee Syndicate Building Plan to Settle a Number of Gift Perplexities by Shopping Here Early 8 A. M. to 6 P. M.»--Telephone 714 Make Your Xmas a Happy One Open American Beauty: . = _ Universal Hot Point Domestic Electric Irons, $6.75 to $10.00 Sporting Goods Make Pleasing Gifts SVasons neat Boxing Gloves of a utos Sizes Boys’ Foot Balls : Toddlers Girls’ Basket Balls Kiddie Men’s and Kars Bicycles Striking Bags We Have:a Complete Stock of Pyrex Ware Pyrax (ware: pie plates’ <.0. 3 06.12... daaliie-po-o ote Bide hee bala $1.25, $1.35 and $1.75 Ce INSP OA8 hae er awe aPC ES ek a SRO Bar are $1.90, $2.50 and $3.50 OTM NR AMR acces NTicrs so sa | erate Mots ocel'c's/t\ vies Motta siolol c.ussle,biyp Vain aieleta kom $1.75 Utility Bread and Cake Dishes ...............-.000 ee eeey $1.35,$1.50 and $1.75 Etched Pyrex ware in odd pices and sets from $6.50 and up to $10, real beauties Community Silver Sets and Odd Pieces Your every day wants can be filled from our stock at a saving in price. New lot of tin ware, enamel ware and aluminum just received. Mail orders given careful attention samo day as received. Prompt deliveries to @ sh Pjouds- lliver “2 Center perce Street Hardware Company = "mine