Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 6

wm ie PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily Cribune WITH THE CASPER BOY SCOUTS| A Department Devoted to the Interest of Local Troops and Troop 6 met and put in the evening |at scout work, which cannot be ried on in their own headquar voted to outdoor work at the Fair-|have the Oi Well Supply Company / these hikes. between picked teams absorbed the | recruiting service form the program] windows in the business section of| place a regular Scout Jean-to of pine interest of the troop members. for the first four days of next week.| the city and the boys will arrange | boughs as the main object of interest Wednesday evening Troop’ 3 and! Friday night the grand rally of all|these windows to show some of the|and with this the boys will show in- roops will be held at the Nigh school} things the Scouts work for and their] teresting items they have found on m. Saturday afternoon will be de-|aims. As an instance, Troop 4 will) their hikes and pictures taken on SATURDAY, FEB. 5, 1921 Their Activity in All Lines of Endeavor Here | because of lack of space. grounds. Sunday will be Scour Sun-| window in the Henning Building and| Some of the Troop 4 boys have some| these two arrow! Thursday evening the gym was! day, with special activities for those | th e troop members are planning to' wonderful collections of Indian relics in this part of the country and it’ is \the make of the old’ Mandan. tribes that were here in this region long before the present races of Indians inhabited the country. NS EE ‘Any man in love lookn foolish, be- the finest specimen of any collection — cau: and fossil remains of a prehistoric age and especially valuable are two moss agate arrowheads and a spear head found by Flavio Valdez, one of | the members of Troop 4, while up in | ‘the Big Horn Mountains. One of | > [crowded with the Scouts of Troops! troops organized in the churches of | = HEADQUARTERS. The contest was a lively on trom ¢-, ornate een chowed | the city. ’ + sta . at- tion for Renewal of Pharter.| i" fo finish, and in Pees pune | tendanee. Formal presentation of recto aibtte Seek Planned, pplication for the renewal! (i teoo, 2 went down before the registration cards to the members ot | e Boy Scouts of Casper are pre- F of the Casper Council! superior team work of Troop 4, by a| TOP 7, .who recently passed their} Paring for a demonstration weex com- ed this week to national oo, of § to 19. Practically every 4¢sts, came right after rofl call. Bat-|mencing next Tuesday. The whole dquarters in New | member of hoth troops was present to| tion inspection of the three troops; Week will be given over to matters Kk. The council ap-| witness the siruggle, and each tcam| bY the Scout executive resulted in the | Pertaining to Due erence carer hte proved the application at! hoa the support of a spirited ‘bunch| Ward \of honors to Troop 5. Close | city and in furtherance of those ideals its annual meeting Jan-| o¢ rooters. j order drill, contests and basket ball | for which the Scouts stand. uary 14, and appropriated | tuesday evening Troops 1 and 9/ filled out the evening. | The Scouts will have different store A quota of $125 as Cas) met jointly. The first part of the| Scout Week. my ae per’s contribution for the | meeting was devoted to close order| All troops are making preparations furthering of Scouting 88 Grint, signal work and setting up ex-|to carry out the activities of Scout jercises. Later the floor was cleared| Week, February 813. Window deco- national movement. erenntee the charter is|and several basket _ball__contests ration, school_and home advertising, een-page blank, \ — - —— ut activities must jonal council un- the local organi-! ery phase of Scout! p . i powered. i i tion several separate reports 4 the application. Among ¢ the annual financial state-| { the treasurer, the annual re- t of the executive, a copy of the constitution. and by-laws of the local) and a statement of the civic dane by Scouts and troops pplications for the r commissions of th loner and Scout exec enclosed with the ap One hundred and sixty-eight gran- ite and marble monuments and mark- ers to be sold at practically cost price, so that the desired alterations can be carried out on my workshop and show ground. Every stone and For Today Skinner's Macaroni, 3 packages for___25¢ tio | Gymnasium Work for All Troops. | After having to forego the pleasure | assure the sale of all this stock I will pay one way railroad fare to any person coming to. Casper ‘from any point in Wyoming on sales above one hundred dollars. All lettering and en- graving done by compressed air and workmanship guaranteed to be strict- ly first class. Only the best granite is used, namely: Barre, Vermont, and St. Cloud, Minn,, gray and red pearl Vermont marble exclusively. Should a middleman or a commis- sion salesman call on you from a neighboring state and question my cut = | of. 30 per cent on these sale prices, qyening toen sient aaa invite ee to mak oe agin of 5 their bas . monument which i lo which had been scheduled previously | sell you, send same to me of fa Bras comparison and by so doing you will readily see that it pays to eut out the middleman und buy directly from the stone cutter himself. I guarantee that every stone sold will be lettered and placed in the| cemetery for Memorial Day. fi Don't miss this opportunity. Come and inspect these monuments. If you can’t come, write immediately “for price list. f CASPER MONUMENT WORKS. Robert Simpson, Prop. 505 HK. Second St. Phone 957W. ad the privilere of u: out-of-town game: \ » exception of Troop 10 at) he Casper troops enjoye. | se of the gym during one n order to ‘ to meet thei | sary to double up and schedule the meetings of two or more troops © me evening. This arrangemen! ‘orded opportunity for inter-troop| et ball games. ~ The Casper Storage Grocery ' The Richelieu Store Phone 97 ony Shirts ‘We still have a few Men's Dress Shirts and Boys’ Shirt Waists left from our January Clearance Sale which we will continue, to sell jat greatly reduced prices, as follows: All Shirts that for- merly sold at $2.50 and $3.00 are now $1.45 each. $3.50 and $4.00 Shirts are now $2.45 each. $4.50 “and $5.00 Shirts are now $3.45 each, One-fourth off on all Silk Shirts. + Collars... | Also have a few of THE POPULAR PUBLIC OPULAR. , INVARIABLY PREFERS UBLIC eS Ladies JAZZ KINGS OF FREE 10 Cent SYNCOPATION DANCE .WHOSE ARTISTRY PRECLUDES COMPARISON TO-NITE, WINTER GARDEN | geecccccecccecscccccccs Trappers, Attention! Wanted, 3,000 coyotes to fill our order. WYOMING HIDE & METAL sizes and styles oj COMPANY Arrow brand collar: Frozen Sweets FREE to All 516 W. Yellowstone Ave. ip close out at 10 x Casper, Wyo. } cents each or 3 for 25 cents. qecccccncce seedecoccosccccs Richards & Cunni | ANNOUNCING Jogo | a | Final Clearance Sale Men’s Department Prices on all Men’s and Boys’ Winter Wearing Apparel will be greatly reduced during this Finat Clearance Sale, continuing through the month of February, and it will be your last chance to lay in a supply of Winter Wearing Apparel at greatly reduced prices. rmna ! : ker is listed at % ft using ithe ‘high /school ‘symnaain i BS Jap rice, okbs. Onna een ye oe 25¢. Bl Gan peices daca hor plod ae Clothin to the strenuous t ball| N ds f 2 f commission, salesmen calling on you g of the high school teams, avy Beans, 3 pounds for _---_______ 5c rom neighboring states. ‘To further We have been allowing a discount of 25 per cent on all Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws ever since New Year’s, but will now make a greater reduction. You can now buy any Suit, Overcoat or Mackinaw in the store for ACTUAL COST, which is over 38 1-3 PER’ CENT below our regular retail prices. You should now take advantage of this offer and buy a new Suit or Overcoat while you have the oppor- tunfty to save a few dollars on your purchases. Shoes We will continue to allow a discount of 25 per cent on all Men’s and Boys’ Dress or Work Shoes, and we still have a large stock to select from. It will pay you to buy two or three pairs at prices offered, - Extra Special Boys’ Shoes » We have a broken line of sizes in Boys’ Shoes worth from $3.50 to $5.00, which we are closing out at $2.95 per pair. Bring your boys in for a new pair of shoes while * this sale is on. : THINK RICHARDS & CUNNIN: SALT CREEK PAVEMENT week day after.4:30 P. M., and all day Sundays. Office at Henning Brokerage Company, Henning Hotel Lobby. OWN YOUR HOME STOP PAYING RENT! WE WILL ASSIST YOU TO BUILD! . YOU | CAN LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME AND PAY FOR IT LIKE RENT fy BEAUTIFUL MIDWEST HEIGHTS SUB-DIVISION FOUR BLOCKS NORTH OF MIDWEST REFINERY ON Midwest Heights Realty Company ‘Building material is cheaper, rents are higher, and will continue so. We must have homes for the new-comers. Lots sold on very liberal:terms Call at our office Sunday or any day during the week and we will take you to the BEAUTIFUL MIDWEST HEIGHTS SUB-DIVISION. Office open every evening until 8 P.M. Salesmen will be on the ground every Telephone 1040-W.