Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1920, Page 11

ANNOUNCEMEN THE UNITED BAKERY is under new management and in charge of a compat- ent baker of many years experience. We will make all kinds of bread, American and European loaves; | | TAX! DRIVER etna"? Scte"2| CRAWFORD HILL | GHAAGES: FOR | BY i acrt.n =| SERIOUSLY ILL| Theré wert eriough gifts to fil threa good sized boxes, and contribut Which had been, made, which were gppropriate for children's gifts (By Associated Press) | DENVER, Dec. 117.—Crawford Hill, VIENNA, Dec, 47.—(ewish Telegraph Agency.— ea *| capitalist and clubman, is dangerously ; ae, ‘ * A iiravaccabtorioes wiles See abane Oe eiasmuutetien sk packed in a basket and sent to the Sal-/ill at his home here following a struke also we Seared Seat in coll kinds of pastry, includ \ Be elect reel dean ates Budapest “diegaten. « Dirine oe ‘ yation Army so that everything given| of paralysis. | ing pies, ies, doughnuts, etc. There is no doubt but that Christmas Will be utilized- ii some way. (ns > ARE <a eee «4 for wrecking a car] @8t few nights, 500. Jewish families ‘Our Bake Goods Taste Homemade” : ; or wi will be a merry occasion for the 4% lit- Hemstitching done. Mrs. Ballard, over Deli to all f ci belong 9 Wallace’ DeWeese of this | ¥eTe Oragged: from their beds and. ve-| 44, . , Hemstitching done. Mrs. ard, OV elivery to all parts of city be AS beta 9, is under suepe | moved to the Interument camp. - pe eyinen sabre of the. state who Plane Crashes Casper Storage Grocery, 119 bast Sec- GEORGE KAMBOR, Prop. cion in thé Upi-state metropolis. Whiio Of is Ne Rae ee a ne ae pi is Seed TELnAN 132 West A. St. Phone 940W i . y ——.—__. . one the bill iy be legitimate as far as fice Economy Casper, which at the solicitation. of if . sthunc Want) 4<3_orin< L cen ee ree she Chapt Wemarre sit ussieeiss 0 Pilot Uninjured)| == Ss= Holds U Bills. Provide Christmas gifts for all the chil- i 7S UP. BULLS) aven responded iiberany indeed, ana the empty toy loxes in the big play rooms The State Highway départment is ex: will contain many beautiful toys thi¢ 9 ‘co periencing sorhe delay in the matter offeroate: So MS ® Tesult of local. sen- The fund whieh is to provide gitts for the older children in the home ow nome town on thy day. question leads him to wonder whetHér OF Not the request for dam- ages is a sitmilar scheme to that work- d_in, Ehicago last spring. y ¢ ‘ihe other explanation is that a mur paying iis accounts, due to the fact take Wai made by the plaintiff in rea-| that As a matter Of economy, the of- ing the Meese number and in seeking poke tae Rac? sp oo to such| amounted to $156 when forwarded yes: Bs ts SAS Ra al oD us : information at the secretary of state's Beg sce aaa htt Sich 5 iy ve terday by Mrs. E. Richard Shipp to] High school girls of Huntington, W ae Re pane hadrappare iy ly issued the figse tent days, tn sags mie Thornburg who will purchase the! Va., have received official permiaston bear r yy "| gifts. to. wear silk stockings, but costumes exchange of communications probably | ™On! The toys for the Mer childre: igh ; xo While thin hay Dineendeas eouaerael smaller children | and higli-hecled shoes are strictly tatoo. tae © 0) 4 Ve ener ne eee the contractors ert anmode: some of} were packed at Mrs: Shipp's home! taboo. f meee to whom the money is coming, it is ty per cent off on-all peddin S, | Pi io © lhoped they wil! bear with the depart. EXCHANGE RURNITUREco-_|ment in its attempt to-economize in the ; OE215 West First Street matter of office expense. ‘ } 12-16:tf, cs SOE ERS AG aw"=It Cooks Your Dinner (By Associates Press) OMAHA, Dec. 17.—An air mail-plare | from Cheyanne, piloted by Pilot Cox, crashed into the wireless station at the lahding fleld here Thursday. The plane was Wrecked but Cox was not injured. The mail was not damaged, OP CO DDo SDE OE DODLODE ES EONS LOSES DCCL SLES Senseo CeeeeEDS Fp es act TI Catholic women of Detroit are to have a new clubhouse costing half a aif million dollars. Have Your Next Suit Made of ‘DETMER ALL-WOOL . CLOTH SPRICTLY MERCHANT TAILORED With satin linings, silk-striped sleeve linings, silk knees in pants, all for no extra charge. Suits and O’Coats Old Price New Price Roop ee RE SErEERSCCCCEseCoosseoDOES | JEWELS Those whose custom it has been to look elsewhere for fine jewels are invited to view our collections before purchasing. In no other field of fine merchandising are the resources of this house shown to bet- ter advantage. A SUGGESTION A vanity case of some sort is indispensable to any well-groomed woman. And being a necessity, anything unique and unusual in that line is doubly appreciated. 3 Upon completing the installation of We call to your attention our stock of Derines, our new stock, we will be able to offer y which are particularly acceptable because of their size ‘ th le of Casper a stock which we 5,00 to $65.00... - --e--- $25.00 to $45.00 and shape. We have them:-Sterling silver, with. deli- ein arate iegehe finer, and more com- to $85.00._._____-_$45.00 to $65.00 catély cdlored enameling; ray-lined sterling, and solid plete than any in the state. gold. The sizes vary. There are also several novelties in sterling Coin Purses and Combination Vanity and Change Purses, in sterling and silver plate. $7.50 $36.00 JOS. I. SCHWARTZ ART JEWELER Iris Théatre ha Casper E.. Keating; 4 Denver $85.00 to $125.00._________$65.00 to $85.00 Why wear ready-mades when you may have a high-class Tailor-Made for less money? C. H. WHALEY, Tailor Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing | 116 EastiMidwest-Ave. -- . Phone 483-J The prices on this stock will be far lower than any, prices placed on jewelry since long before the war. This is made possible by the fact that our steck is en- tirely new and has been purchased on the -market of falling prices. The Jeweler=-In Your Town Opposite the Henning. First and Center ITT ne reer SAAN VA ts Wy PPPPPTTTTTT ITI t ite ttt ddd dha deleted eoeeereesveddodscdeovossooooccccccecccboceceneessesosceceseeoesoosooesenees: ce 4 | : & =} ©) 2 3 MEN’S DEPARTMENT Six Shopping | Days For so perplexing a prob- lem as THE gift for THE MAN often proves, six shopping days is a very short ‘time for a solution And frequently MY LADY ¢an temember past Cliristmases when her choices, because. hurried, were unsatisfactory to- herself. We urge, therefore, that you select gifts for your men Sameer aan ie surely appreciated — gifts with which you. yourself, rill be satisfied NOW — = ile eee is still oes te and our suggestions can be many atid varied, Mo Me Me ste Me iO % My ea Me Mea ote Aaa radiator vrotte Gr Oatre go eho oho fo-cfo-0% Fe a a a a a a a Oa as S89 oe DOLLS A broken lot of remarkably fine dolls is being sold from our 1% nee % 0 0,0-0,0-4.¢. + KA - oe, o, + .%, +4, %, Qn aha taw beseeteateefeeteeioate as 2, ‘as + 2, +, RK 1% aXe? ? iM + o 2, M ert Me Sata oO, + Toy Department at a reduction of 20 per cent. This is a splen- 1 + %, ? did opportunity to purchase a splendid dolli at an unusually good price. >, K? ? o> ey eS 2, ye o4, * A ee % + ©, TOYS Our Toy Department. is complete in all details. We sug- o, ° oO, KA + oe, % + ot + gest that you use the old excuse about “‘having to take the chil- eee aces - dren’,”’ and come down. and admire. FLOOR LAMPS 7 ° In our Second Street window we are displaying three chee bem ee eee Leaner cn joe Sel beautiful mahogany floor lamps at special prices which ate & Belt Arm Bands Leather Gloves Suit Case really astonishing. We invite your attention and consideration, Belt Buckle An Overcoat Leather Slippers meunk : Collar Bag Suit of Clothes Felt Slippers meat All mail orders will receive prompt and most careful attention, - Silk Shirt ssivweigyd renal + aor wa Silk Muff Leather Coat at e raveling Se 4 Pat Nektes Shaving Oey >. « rar da, GAOL "Eke % Holmes Hardware Co. ‘ “THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST” $ Corner Wolcott and Second Streets--Phone 601 3 % Sas ~ | *. 2, OM 5 5% 4% te nah { SLOOOLaIL LM ELLE LL ILS LL GLO SL LG LLG LIL LG IL LLL GL OLE GONE EINE SEE IEEE ESSE IESG | * “ \ / SLL DLL SIS LSI OLE LSS LI ILD OILS GL LILI OL SLI ILL LD aI LLG MG: