Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 20, 1920, Page 3

. _ Che Casper Daily Crinune tions in France, where he rendered con-|she will spénd the holiday season with| scarf. The uniforms of the members| “Barearolle,” by the orchestra; spicuous service.” Coming to Casper up-| her daughter, Mrs. Paul C. Groves, and| of Schembeck's orchestra ald to the ef-| ica,” violin, by Warn Barr. on his discharge from the army, M:x.| family. : fect. | Scott established himself in the cloth- eee ing and gents furnishing business and | Winter Garden Qpens ; “Amer-| The Misses | of the society, and all of the members One of the interesting surprises|Zelma and Ileta Schapp, Luetta Clem-|who helped in the undertaking, felt: Was an addition to the personnel of the|ons ard Josephine Portner will | well repaid for their efforts. 5 jorchestra, Besides the regular fivelenter the plano con “Angel's 8 { eee | trom small beginning has built up «| With Well Attended Dance. ) |memhers a young violinist® has joined/ nade” ahd “Cavati will be pla Kensington Circle large and prosperous business and is/ The opening night of the Winter Gar-| the group, In a harlinquin costume of|by ‘the orchestra; “Abide With Me,” |Sends Christmas Box. Bs now one of the leaders' in his line, -/den was @ success in every way. Aj grey and’ rose he added his music us| cornet, by Maricn Morgan and Dean At a meeting of the members of the’ The bride is u daughter of Mr. W. | majority of tlie dance patrons of the city | well as his clown antics to ‘the already Burdick: “Humoresque” and “Melody | Kensington circle of the Ladies’ Aid D, Oldham, a prominent wholesale gro | were in attendance, Uther dancing or| popular orchestra program. fet Love, bye the orchest society of the Methodist church, which cery merchant of Kansas City is accom-{ watching the dancers. The decorations of the hall were up!Chord,” cornet solo, Frances was held at the home of Mrs. Sonntag _Piished=im vocal and instrumental mu-| | At the entrance of the hall the Indy| to all expectations and were carried outh erance, “Melody in 'F” and “Overtur|last week, a Christmas box was packe, | Sic with the advantage’ of conservat iry | guests were presented with brilliant|in rose and grey. The lights are so| Patriot” by the orchestra, |ed and sent to the children’s home at graduation and subsequent finishing | studded hatpins. Efficient arrangements | arranged that different effects for the he ae Wheatland, cn courses with special masters. She will} for checking were made in the lobby.| formal dances can be easily carried out | Study Club The annual election of officers wag, 2; {be a welcome acquisition to Casper mu-'A dressing room for the ladies is one’ Ampie provision is made for seating the! Has Meeting. beld. After the usual business meeting,” | Wednesday evening at 8 oclock the! sic circles, > of the unusual features of the now| onlookers. e Mrs. A. Hi Cobb was hostess at al/a social hour was spent. ome Returns With Bride, young folks were united in marriage| The newlyweds will make their tem-! building. The good sized room is nicel:: sos | regular meting™of the members of the Mr, Jack Scott returned to Casper|in the parlors of the Albany hotel.| porary home at the Henning until their | carpeted and-with a mirror, dressing | Musical Prdkram Study club this afternoon at her home| Mrs. Huff ‘to from the East yesterday after several | They left at once on an extended hon- apartment is prepared for them when|table and the needed toilet articles it| te Be Enjoyed, in the Cobb apartments. Entertain Auxiliary. Ngai weeks absence and to the surprise. of | eymoon through the east, visiting a/| they will embark in housekeeping, will be a great addition to the hall, As Pupils from the School of Music un- #9 48 The auxiliary to the American Legion his many friends brought a very charm-| number of the principal cities. | The many friends of Mr. Scott are; yet the, concession for soft drinks which|der the direction of Miss Van Meter} Altar and Rosary Bazaar | will meet with Mrs. Huff on the fifth ing young bride. Mr. Scott left Casper The marriage, is the culmination of } showering him with egngratulations rnd | will be opened in the entrance hall has! will appear in a recital this evening at|Is Financial Success. floor of the O-S building, Twesday aft- on December. 7, ostensibly for Chicago )a boy and girl romance in Kansas City | extending a cordial welcome to his talz|not been completed. 8 o'clock at the Presbyterian church.| Over $900 was taken In by the laties|ernoon at 2:30 o'clock. on one of his usual purchasing trios. }that was interrupted by the world wa: ‘ented and beautiful young wife. The orchestra platform, which is|The following program will be. giver:|of the Altar and Rosary bazaar which ae PS He went to Chicago by way of Denver,| when. the groom volunteered in dle-{ Oe 8S | Placed in the center of the large hatl,| “Star of the East,’ piano, by Dean] was held in the Mullin club last Thurs-|| M. P. Otis left last Saturday for in which latter city he met Miss Eulah|fense of the fiag of his country amit| Mrs, Sarah Babb of br. Keith's of. /ia artistleally arranged with an old roso| Burdick; “French Melody,” violin, by|day. All during the day and evening| Bethlehem, N. Y., where he will spend B Oldham of Kansas City and upon’ served throughout the American opera-| fice, has left. for W:ay, Colo., where! stand lamp and a grey brocade picno! Ruth McIntosh; “Priest's March" andithe booths were sought by Christmas the holidays with friends and relativess a Cie Clothing Merchant ‘ALL SALES RECORDS BROKEN : g Since the opening day of my Closing-Out Sale, Thursday, December 9th, all sales records of my store have been broken And J feel happy in the thought that I have given my customers real standard merchandise _ AT SHATTERED PRICES During my nine years of business in Casper | have endeavored to handle merchandise of the very best quality, priced moderately. Always standing back of every purchase made in my store. I AM LEAVING CASPER Having acquired a business which necessitates my removal, I am CLOSING OUT — EVERY PIECE OF MERCHANDISE IN MY STORE AT THE GREATEST REDUCTIONS Nothing reserved, eve rything goes. 1 want to close out as quickly as possible. I appreciate the kind treatment re- ceived from the people of Casper during my years of business, and am pleased to know that I can reciprocate by of- fering you genuine cut prices, in this, my closing-out sale. Just Look How | Have Priced the Men's Suits and Overcoats Society Brand Men’s Welil-Known Morse- Honorbilt Clothes Suits and Overcoats Made Union-Made Fancy models, fancy mixed cash- meres, just the class you have been Fancy mixed fabrics, exceptionally § Society Brand suits, guaranteed to wantinee ee smart models, guaranteed to be all § be all wool, values that I know per- 9° your size wool, moderately priced here § sonally that even eastern cities 9 - $55.00, but priced in $ have marked on sale from $90.00 many cities at $70° 31.50 down to $48.00, our $43 50 Ss closing out price e Extra fine Scotch tweed invisible Conceded to be the best union stripe, fine fitting’ models, very |} brand on the market. Hard finish moderately priced at $60.00 40.50 steel grey, conservative models Very fine grade of blue . worsted $85.00 fine fitting $57 50 Tip real ait price. DAD DO SAVE MONEY By Buying Your Christmas Gifts Here FREE. THIS: WEEK ONLY In appreciation of the wonderful\patronage that has been accorded me during my closing out sale. I AM GOING TO GIVE FREE A ¥ JOHN B. STETSON ‘eg MALLORY HAT with each Suit purchased during my Closing-Out Sale. The John B. Stetson and Mallory Hats have been my regular Standard Sellers. $8.50 to $14.50 Values Your choice with each suit purchased. Men’s Paris Garters Real nicé fancy double breasted models in blue flannel, $45.00' values, only small Ane small lot fancy mixtures in boven mocels, 5 $14.45 Excep ly 2 warm hand tail- ored, double breasted, one-half overcoats GO LeOO fancy tweeds ... Extra fine imported French back, . genuine Skinner’s satin lined "Scotch plaid, brown hard finish "} overcoats $ worsteds, all imported goods, every ff 2b tmenn 31.00 suit made up with a wealth of: de- tail that is derfanded only in the $46.50 best of clothes and that is not gen- xtures, .patterns exclusive, pat- erally found in the ready made, worth and sold the country over . >, terns that young men $37 50 are sure to buy quick e Fine weave blue serge suits in in worsteds To the Women Your Christmas gift to dad, husband, jbrother or beau jis here. And will be appreciated on account of their usefulness. THESE ARE DAYS -A large assortment of leather vests. These are lamb leather and chamois lined with fine wool knit collar. Price tnd $110.00. GOLOO Single Paris garters ‘Very fancy brown ‘mixture, double C\ pein Bee Double Paris garters breast, Society brand suits, £° tind very moderately $ * priced at $82.50 56.50 One lot of fancy. light mixtures One lot of assorted sizes and col- opcravarei topcoat BOR all sizes up to forty BAK BQ) Invisible strip », fine grey material, good run of sizes PL pper si. ~ secant ee i a ele $45.50 hard finish . worsted , very rich_pencil stripe, genuine eine __ $48.50 —of— « PRACTICAL GIFT GIVING Combination Sets—make a nobby gift, necktie, cuff handkerchiefs, regular price chased single’ $4.50 to $6.00, to close. links, garters, pur- out Mh - +300 Pairs Shoes aus nn Boe High School Tennis Bals, now 9 c is your chance, boys, at ...... Ralstch Dress Shoes, in black and _ chocolate colors. Some of these cost Learner $10.35, now 8.49 iti sce So oh i AT Men’s heavy one-buckle $ 2 >. “overshoes, per eae vi 3 TE A Men’s one-buckle Jersey Dress Over-) / shoes, closing out sale $ price, per pair ene Soh 260 South Center Casper, Wyoming Acros Street from Natrona Hotel i 7 set i $8.75 values » Extra. Trousers Galore -. A very good assortment—too many to describe—as you like, blue, grey and . ‘striped—as you bought them. before $4.25, 87.50, $8.69 and PLatedD Mallory Union-Mace ‘ . $20.00 values IBRD i ssectessep tess at A} N L. LEARNER ‘Gloves Large assortment Auto Driving gloves from a good substantial $3 89 $5.50.glove to close out-at Ct) 7 y A $22.50’ millionaire article with gen- uine fuf lining: shell, very *soft and comfy, fingers ribbed for wheel grips. Only a few of these 8 boys, come early 15.98 Men’a’ heavy knit jersey gloves ii... 89e Men’s fine fitting soft pliable DENTS Cape glove, closing out $ sale PICO est ctopereeavaeenennnnte 1.79 BUicn -29¢e 400 Pairs Shoes Men’s semi-dress black shoes; $6.50 values, closing out sale pair ........ osing out sale $3.89 One lot black gunmetal, a surprise at K gunme's! “$5.98 One lot of black and tan lace and button assorted lasts, in Ralston make, values up to $15.50 thrown in one pile °° $7.77 Long auto coats with lamb lining— leather lined sleeves —- moderately priced at $60, close $42. 50 One lot beautiful pattern silk fiber dres7 shirts, closing out St musnioniiadbe OY i A beautiful assortment of men’s per- John B. Stetson Hats in all sizes and up-to-date styles $9.00 and "$9.50" hats B® QR $1450 and $15.00 bats BQ QE Buy caps for years to come. f haven't epee. te price them all, but must tell you of one lot of $2.50 values | (apo mrSDOASMUNLL ene ree ee 98e One nice assortment of men’s heavy golf gloves; all factory samples; all different prices, but cheap. SS PB . .Here are my closing out prices on. . MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS All stand&rd brands which I have sold for years.and with each suit purchased a John B. Stetson or Mallory hat free, regular $8.50 to $14.50 values. RE 6 Come and see. how I have priced the J. B. Stetson, Hi Roller, Dakota and Cowboy velour hats. iThe ‘Home of Society Brand Clothes