Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 14, 1921, Page 2

- BTPP fe neem - = Te ~ ana eetrmatamaa PAGE TWO e Casper Daily Cribune FABRIC MEASURE AND TARIFE BILL URGED BY STATE Memorials Passed ky Both Houses of Legislature Call on Congress for Immediate Enaction of Bills cial to The Tribune) Wear the od the was introduced in h by J. C. Underwood and Simon Skovgard and pa by rl er suspension of the rules nan vote in both bodies, follows it resolved by_ the house of rq rese of Wyomir certain financial r demoralization of the o roducts, coupled the irécedented } cost of uction of fhose prow a. | | Wher condition has Ween} | c by the dumpir pon our marrets of cheaply produced | foreign products, and = Ginga a | Whereas, ‘This influx of foreitn |ELOPING MINISTER, GIRL WHO IS SUING HIM AND LOVE LOIRE. Hy Dr ogucte hak, Dae Btlated sto of Kev. Cornelius Mansel, pastor of Passaic, N. dn WROTE H 1 ereeas Ge seth see unen and Miss. Trina Hannenberg, the old ‘choir singer with whom fhe disap- | : b eR ts es nuh produic peared, taken while they were on their “honeymoon.” Miss Likunenberg nap | Ae Paia product preach of promise suit for $29,000. One of the letters om which she ‘ditiotw Aka Mates 2 Beene CON, claim is shown, Danseh also wilt lace trial im federal court on a, | without the is in parallel | desixable, used for bast ten ye a day. more than do the blouses or suits. One bouse is shewing a wrap of gray duvetyn with fleur de lis pattern about cape and sleeves. The pattern is underlaid with gay Persian and Roman silks. Street dresses of serge or tricotine sploteh the skirts and bodices with ir- regular cut patterns faced with gay silks. Frequently each pattern in the same gown Has a different silk undér- facing, although the ensemble harmo- nizes ds to general color scheme. Shoe@: for spring will not be much unlike ‘these of this winter, for low shoes are reigning supreme through even, the iciest of days Kids with eut patterns underlaid with suede, or satin and suede combinations ‘will remain very chic. “On with the c shion. “Let slaghings be ed!” t-out!”” says Dame uncon- i DOSEN SAE i 3 Jan, 14.—Joint Mem ' According to tests recently made by! the Sixteenth Wyoming i forest products laboratory at Madi urging congress enact son, Wis., a cord of heavy wood, suel ordney emer tariff bill, whic + oak, beech, birch, hard maple, ash » locust and some varieties of cher. coal. Artificial sik today is taking the place of the natural product for making | jell kinds of j-uch trimmings wher ribbons, neckt wires. overing ric The number of farms in Colorado has | 4 rly 40 per cent during the | e% nereased ni Public poorest citizen battles NOTICE AND CALL FOR Notij 2 is hereby given that is equal in heating value to a ton| menty with the City of Casper within! owners of s and for a high lustre is| 4 Large quantities of it are|“¢ the construction ef trunk and lateral]he be the successful bidder to perform \line sewers, manholes, flushors and ap-|the work and furnish a bond guagnn: purtenances and all materials and la-|teeimg the faithful performagce as ‘hor pertaiming to the construction .of vided by law, said bond to be furni; ,and necessary to the completion ac-|at the time of the signing of the con- cor@ing to the Plans and Specifications | tract. of s f q t the Con- Supine Enaibece wih the Cais octane The estimated cost for improvements on the 3d day of January, A. D. 1921.|28 shown’ by the approved apecideations All bids for said work shall be mark origin les ales Ha Bihabas and ed “Sewer Proposal” and addressed to! es g 382). nk filed with the City Clerk of the} bose ny hha: made einer ee aie City of Casper at his office in the City NAS oe Sears of Casper, Wyoming, on or before 2 p. | OrMS, to-wit: 5 x m. on the 7th day of February, A. D.| 1 Epos the basis es zeceiving af |1921. The bids s/ill be opened by the | ents in cash a ‘City Council of the City of Casper at} Vided in tl, Yc aeiey os F teceastie bay: the regular meeting of the said Coun-| 2 Upon the basis of receiving pay: cil. . ments in like installments in improve: , | ment: bonds, Said bonds to be taken at A certified check for the sum of ten, par and accrued interest, and bonds to Iper cent of the amount of the bid!be furnished by the contractor with- taust be filed with each bid made pay-,out expense to the City. The bid also ple uneonditionsMy to the City of Cas-| under said second form to permit pay- per, drawy, on a loeal solvent bank, to|ments to the City. The bid also un- fe forfeited to the City of Casper us| der the second form to permit payments iliiquidated damages if the bidder be | Of the first and succeeding monthl: awarded the contract and fails to. en-| installments in cash at contract prices -)ter ipio a contraet for such improve-|to the extent. of paymenss by property 4 . their assessménts within isment five (5) days from ‘his notification it! thirty days after notice of as este te oho te c% Soterte eho efog +e 4% 1% RO Our cag ° Janu eefoviodiew, S eg Offers for ary Sale — FRIDAY, JAN. 14, 1921 published by the City Treasurer when the confirmed assessment roll has bee: placed in his hands for collection as provided by law. Bids also under sai: second form to contain bid, not less {than par, agerued inferest, and th» | pense of issuing bonds for bones t meet incidental expenses including on gineering, of improvements and to |. taken and paid for in cash when and in such amounts as said City of Cas per may require such bids for bon). relating to incidental expense, inelyc ing enginecring, to be contingent upon acceptance by the City of bid of sain contractor for the work. The City Council of the said City .; Casper, Wyoming, reserves the tight to reject any and all bids. All bids shal ix upon uniform proposals, which togeth: with copies of *Specifications may obtained from the Consulting Bngince by prospective bidders for Fifteen Do). lars ($15) per set. By order of the City Council. (Seal) B. H. @ELTON, Jr., * Mayor. | Attest: ASA F, SLOANE, City Clerk. Publish Jan. 14, 1921. ° Me Po ate tact oof af aeote ot RO 1% ° os cS o, Ss oes % o os RO o-+ M 'o oes es | he received for the construction 14% * 2 a <7 trunk and branch ling sewers, man-! . 3, hofes flushers and appurtemince nie y Sanitary Sewer District No. 6, as 1 |% eS) Fifth Street from the center Hine ei} ‘a 3 Ney running north and south be | 4 he ee McKinley street end Bond st line of th and south and to the eenter north alley sunnin of east Bon ote Mee, Sheets 6. oe Blankets % ‘o oe, cA ‘e toe this country, therefore, Bis SEP iee) doves CARRERAS $1.98 Sheets, 72x90 $1 45 $4.98 Blankets $3.98 os Galitey Sreeea coe faicaty ba ioene a : yLEMOR [uw eared urd eee ude sale pee ai aodee ‘e/ sale pie ma + o enact hout dela he so: 1 street fr feet north $2.39 Sheets, x! 6.48 ankets 4 ect witcue tas the soeatet | TOO COLD FOR BATHING SUITS? Sy ey eee gee ou ome $1.63 | 2 $4.25 < . be it further 5 nter line of running éast |“ eas 4 ee bua ie woo] TOWEAR, YES, BUT NOTTOREAD | cv iorat ig Hes 0 Gq g@ | TAR “SER Sf P in collec: customs du up Phe alley cunning ‘north “and: sourh.| 4 . . RA : Nes baain Pore ale vGo ABOUT; SPRING CLOTHES SHOWN Pi ina cast ct cond utrect trom a nontly. Bare Sheets, 72x90 So.Hie Riek hate } » 2 : it further 25 feet north of the south line of wrieh |e sale price .. % sale price ... x hi 4 : ed, ‘That a certified copy. At | treet to a poime 15 feet north ot the, GP $2.89 Sheets,, 81x90 $1 79 $8.50 Blankets 5. 89 . : memoria! be xent to each of By “MARJORIY.” vest. One stunning modek is shown | NOEth Hne of Cl \4 sale price ... efd sale price ... ed GIs rama pcaurtes earn Lew gSs SEE Speen edhe: tbe canoes eee Pa rie atin all ditches, the laying of all vive fy BAO DMCC ee nin 0! sale pice ... ° to whieh these measures have 5D ab afals Sista ec aah en ATED A Georgette with [82d the construction of all manholes,| % $3.19 Sheets, 81x90 1 98 $18.75 Blankets 12 98 anittad Bichon seen cnt pane. | fashion realm. his fact is being dis- | re tin and black re; and’ apburtenmanes,:) the sCons| 2, sale. price ... e sale price .. oe : Chit ee aon ‘ lant ae) Saad closed by ring disy in ¢ kid, por Georgeties or satins furnishing all labor, and mate: | % $3.48 Sheets, 81x90 $21.50 Blankets it they employ their Vest efforgs to! Tine ge feminine. wearing. \apl y suede are very: conspicuous. Is to complete the’ work in the props} 1 ? 9 $2.19 } % ‘$14 898 Tibhatites sate’ mucemen’ ©" Bathing suits, shoes, blouses, dy ape wraps. use figured | &" Manner in accordance and compli-) sale price ... sale price .... e > measur into law ance with the plans and specification: } nate joint Resolution No. 1, u pred ttn Wea lapels) nae ‘i SEND ete aba & Pissisie sane eV ave: eae rastin brie>or color unde | 2 Le tidaihaae ORE hed ae out pagtern in in body of the 1 A. D. Kelley and was passed by. t pat Mee, enate under suspension of the |; nee. Ope r ‘= without a dissenting vote: It fo! Tens: Die cava e ype: Be it resolved by the senate wa stte of Wyoming, the houst One house ix showing # line of cut urcing, that the « | oft) bathing suits for the Southern d States be menmovialized a5) tayrist apd: explains that. the Same Tin will aid for Northern use Where heddy = mide \'next.summor. ‘The suite. of 1 orbs a large part of the te | Gy te canaxy. -xellow, -.por mate demand for virgin wool | Jain’ blue, » green find Ame Whereas the general public is ¢ Heath ind Welvot= = They thereby at the expense of both the con-| cut with ¢ “ular ‘skirt, with b: sumer and the producer, to the great] and front slashed up to the wail profit of the manufacturers of shod hound with rasting — braic goods, and | Th bloomers contrasting color. i Whereas, the term bes} pius.” a yellow taffeus hag come a means Of deception and fraud?) jinek satin bloomers, and an be it f Huy effect is given by an emer ,.. Resolved, That the congress of 1] valyet) suit with porcelain @ blue Un States | : urged to. enact the 5 Ioomers, The bottom of the skirt enled Freneh Capper truth-in-fabr Jeovest and. neck have-n*’cut fleur a - ills be it furth lis 1 with silk to match the patie aria note alte a a Hits are using the cut-work idea Die WUeriDEty t sressional dk about the bottom of the ceuts, the mation of t tate, in congress, aml) colar and cuffs. Suede, visca kid, chairman of the committees in} patent leather and fabrics the gr to which this bill hh contrasting mat used. Some im 1 the request tt 1 suits 1 caupe-like ruffles efforts itor e edged with a cut-out pat- we hactment of this measure ma t Such # model is shown in | m (a new tan) tricotine / pine | - —_ Kigutay ean Ra yon ath one fated FITZPATRICK, chief ath- wide che ‘ruffles with: thele Bin aing i ch and trainer at Princeton ecsliaiia Weee eres ‘The lining of © Miversity has just signed a contract [423 Rocio en we Ute out. for his. thirty-first college Ltn ‘almost universal cutout | for sixteen years. trick has been timmi This trimming is concen. | With Princeton si nd has won trated nm the ter front so that best developers of BLAST MARCH 1 ( DWEROL middle of March will se bile manufact try and a maj of the smaller back at work, according to of an automebile phunt h company will resume oper in February. General Motor: howe the blouse may serve asa suit gilet plant in ¢ officials, s to when ions, Work y production than ever, se company — will yo siume time as the > 218 of slow smoking, the fol would f Lille be hurd to beat France nearly ig « That ot who, 1 uusnon for 1 hour and of Lyor mokir and of who drew M } minute O 4 th nehes long n ition Sumatra imports fan The and old newspapers the igh island tendgr reeorl almost without parallel American citic nas L. Chungh, who joes history of the larger that of *SPAIRV ED" ON TURNIUS, TWINS COME "PO IGEDUCK ON SUAS’ —Mary jeft, and Bila. Grossman, twins trom Budapest, § ungary, where mpny-are re- ported starving, arrived in ner tu New York on th Lorraine mn splenuia physical condition, though they said they had beew ving on turnips and tee remarked that the came to “reduce” on Auterl spared by the consulting engineer. ¥ kir of improv Pleases You! No trouble to make a cup of INSTANT POSTUM exactly YneM Me Me Me oO % “-4Go-ofo-efe-efo-afo-efe-ofo-efe-efoofe ofo-0f Sy > 2, Sa >. 9, ory % Oe 3) 2 - ar aseheMengoagesee Pe 2, % You set the mark and the ‘L! oe 2, R? '- This makes that have never it safeguards aga all cooks know, a oe g ~ failures. oS eH z . The most. 4 ** 2 now easy bec > more “unlucky da od “Low tempe apse esos itor set for 3, 4 p» sible for you 2, >, Come in an yon. Get the hoc Sac’ “ particulars about o> + ae q Clarl 25 so ae sr vost Beene pe spoaea >* 2, S that desired temperature indefinitely. actly the right oven heat for best results. No “LORAIN” Equipped Oe M Me ae Me o%e o%e on a%e c%e 0% ae oe a%e en On nm So eho aho- eho sho ale afm ehe-ale ace ae ale afe a0 a8e te 08s a8e efe aZe alo s2e ale 2% Ce a yr eer eee $2.98 Bed Spreads sale price ..... y $3.79 Bed Spreads sale price ....... ahs $3j98. Bed Spreads sale price $4.98 Bed Spreads sale price... $6.29" Bed Sp: sale price ... sale price .. Me moe, deageatestenge abode see hoeie soso - sale price”. reads TBE Golden Rul sradtedeegete sete opatetee seatesteneetnatetonpaetectesesteterenteecdetaeeedeteeeeteateeade oe “I ORAIN” frees you Peraturcs at the command of tha bok. for 3to5 A “LORAIN” OVEN, HEAT range will give you 3 to 5 hours This invention places 44 cor at your command. indicator at the desired heat watching it. In fact, you ORAIN” will keép the oven at positive successes in cookery been possible before because 1inst variations in heat, whici re responsible for most cooking ove it again. housands of women fan Re emarkable results in baking ause you are able to secure ex- joyments, without the wo: 1ys” with “LORAIN.” rature cooking’ with the regu- A, or 5-hour cooking makes it to cook a Waele meal without cooking dinner. d see titis wonderful invention, Let us explain it to oklet ‘An Basier Day’s Work” which givés you full how to. cook meals the “LORAIN” way. k Jewell” Gas Ranges are Casper Gas Appliance Co. 9 East First St. Phone $5.75 Comforts $6.25 Comforts sale price .. $6.48 Comforts $10.45 Comforts sale price ... $8.65 Comforts sale price ... $11.95 Comforts sale price «.. ge BA ey : Soatreeetpetegtecterteateate eatectneteatentnateaty eagenteatnageatontectnetretoatpeste every day while “LORAIN” is gooking your dinner. You can cook the whole meal, roast, entree, vege- tables, potatoes and. dessert at one time. sounds unbelievable but we have A the drudgery of ‘‘pot-watching” by “LORAIN?” It has given them precious hours for outdoor sports_for shopping, for matinees, for social en- to get dinner. You prepare the whole meal, put it in the oven, set the indicator for 3, 4 or 5- hour cooking, ancl then your can, be away all af- terneon enjoying, yourself while “LORAIN” is orate aoctonde sto Pr atoateate rine te atnat vat te? M9" Se s % . RA ose oo ate alesse ted So hogedteey e Store shots > Sissi Sec oe See a oe ) re afeetead - cok hours RP oO a> , rot cx % o REGULATOR on, your gas extra spare time a day. totes: e ro 08 ntzolled oven temperatures x 7 S oa o o+ uv can be mile away Ra > cS o o* "et S This proved it and o oto SS ‘have been freed from RA + K? - aXe? 2, cS rry of hurrying home o*, Poa’, acs oe, 2 - eetpstes ‘ 2 - R2 oage 4 On - 2 - 2.2, oso ate ao) 2, os roa! 2 6 oa a eS Xs 1500. > 4 le x fe afo ef