Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 8

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2 EE AN ON SR LE ree EI PAGE EIGHT €be Casper Daily Eribune THURSDAY, JUNE 36, 1921 ‘ b { , Brown who heard the pleas sentenced; consumption. To impress this point ¥ ing. Two representatives of the carni-| condition prevented her being moved FEM the boys to serve 14 years in the state/of Jaw on his mind Judge Brown as- val campany which will show here | to the county jajl. It ts said that she | industrial school at Worland with @/sessed a fine of $300, which he can = during the encampment alighted from|has consumption in the advanced Possibility of shortening the sentente either pay or serve out in the county the train. The woman called to the/stage. It is probable that no action | for good behavior. {Jali at the rate of $1 a day. AND GIVES PEOPLE AT man to get her suitcase and in an ar-j will be taken against the woman. TO BEHELD AT PUT). C0 Tl Sees ee So ee QUILTT, growth of the robbery of the:Pavilion|tatning money under false pretenses. DEPOT THAILL FPORT a small caliber gun and attempted to| ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT. A As 3 Sh \ shoot him. The intended victim grabbed her arm and brushed the SHREVEPORT, La. June 30.—Po theater and the Casper Loan office.| Way fined $76 when he pleaded guilty wee The Casper Loan office suffered the) Sesterday. He will have the alterna- BAN FR/ 50, June 30.—Per- mission to employ wd{nen prohibition | . heaviest loss when the two youths | tive of aining in jail if he is un- gun aside just as it discharged. lice last night arrested Charile Baker, enforcement agents in an effort to thoroughly ransacked the establish-! sive to raise pa ted SO Capt. J. ©. Frisby, who happened | alias Johnny Murphy, who says he is break up a “bootlegger” ring Lhe ment, — ee estimated at! od eee pe ffi an ee obi Spd to he on the platform, took the gun. peretr neem fon ea my Peg Se he’ says {s operating in many San several hundr 5 ) be ae af © woman was later locaied at a wl Francisco hotels and apartment G. L. Vroman’s step-son, Carl Doty,| the Burlington dei Jim Torres, who broke into th® grrived from Denver yesterday in his pot_ yesterday morn-| rdyming house here, but her physical a term for highway robbery. Holmes hardware store, was given anjcar. He is planning to make his home|, a = ——— ; houses, was asked of Washington offi O.\if he used the product for personal’ nounce an word at sight. mpt ee There has been a great deal of fa. U a forable comment on the concert given | last Friday and musicians of the city nted in their proise | Zen Hist d appearance of the |= me, even though there Us were numerous difficulties encoun- fered owing to the new stand and t and many noises which in " the ¢ cials for Califarnia, Oregon, Washing- | intermediate sentence of between four} in Ge . The regular weekly concert of the/ton and Nevada, it was announced to-| A stiff jail sentence was meted out and five years at the state peniten- im A eee * Casper concert band will be given day. E stated that he had au-)to Alexander Lenardczak and Frank tiary at Rawlins. | Phonoscript, a method of teaching a - Friday evening at 7.45 o'clock in thorative rmation there was such | ¢ oni, two youths still in their Jim Masse, former Missourian,| the language involving an alphabet of Rew band stand at the city pm a ring. teens when they pleaded guilty in dis- pleaded that he did not know that it|forty-seven characters, is claimed by @er the direction of H. W. C ourt yesterday afternoon to| was against the law to operate a still fits inventor to enable children to pro- 4 = wf have been ih oler in north LH THE WEATHER—Cloudy .tonight and Friday, slightly co portion tonight... THE REAL STORE OF BARGAINS Here are a few items from our full page advertisement, bar- gains thatshave crowded our store ali week. Thousands have bought; many coming from out of town, and all have appre- ciated the exceptional bargains. ~ 20 Per Cent Off Regular Sale Prices Oscar Hedemann, p¥oprietor of the | Salt Creek drug store, has purchased |the interests of McCarthy & Borks j Mercantile company located at Salt jc Tv 1 was completed y ge and Mrs. Robert P. Parker of dan arrived last night to spend fourth with their son, Walter ker, who is connected with the Midwest refinery. Judge Parker has long been en- ypsy Queen”--Karl King | ree Uae Philip. = | gaged in the practice of law at She > : Here Are a Few Prices—Come in and Look at the Merchandise Stone | Gan -en6) 3s one oe ee ee wae hey ll Bite n eeeeeeeeaeoeaoseasaeaen walt Haast ccrithe Hacemane | Gasca Big Yank and Uncle Sam , Our 25c¢ white foot Sox , Carpenters’ Overalls, sale Intermission H. W interested in politics and pub- O FE | $1 work shirts, khaki was a wonder, 20 per ri 1.75, 1 20 ~ affairs. y 4 A . 3 i. Nee The Parkers came overland in thelr ur ack e blue and 80 cont Bt 2 = $ ess 20 pe sao eee e ic ndwt 0e 1 40 7] i i now. e TIRE BUSINESS GROWING. That’s what all good fishermen Two pair of canvas Gloves Our $1 silk Hose was a for 20 per cent off. leader, 20 per 80 c ; All leather calf skin Put- COOLEY, Lee Unionalls are stand- Spengler price $7.45, Lee's $2.00 blue bib Over- a he po at $3.50, less per all, less 20 ess per cent, now... $5.95 per cent. $1.60 cent, now... $2.80 Knee length athletic Underwear, former All leather, and leather lined 18 inch say after giving our supplies a thor- ough trial. If they don’t We'll as- sure you there are no fish in the streams. and automobile as had his busi- Canner Holds Sixth Anniversary Sale company. M © Michelin and Mil- You can’t help but experience “good luck” when you use materials like those we sell. Rods, Reels, Flies, Hooks, Lines —everything that is essential to | usiness has grown to such an extent s to ne fate the moving into a Ste dey it sale price $1.00, Jess 20 0 Traveling Bag, $35.00 value, former ate | ——__$ good fishing is to be had here, ready per cent, now .. a ec sale price $22.50, less 18 60 xy sale HK — SEE BE iy — HK for your next trip to the mountains. = 20 per cent, now for... e he merchandise EL Ae teen Memeinetindtindly offered at reduct ctive bargains in s' “Sealpax” athletic Underwear, sale price Cloth Hats, Straw Hats and Caps, former 3 $1.95, less 20 per cent sale price $2.25, less 20 Norton haberdashery | erp Bratich ree Bristol Steel Rods ‘ Reels NO Wee etna ate $1.55 per cent, iow for = Fa $1.80 ee eee ee ne eee ae s, Bhone Da _ Telescope, center thread and out- Multiple; quadruple, automatic— ing pix years.” During last-month it sreld Manager side tread. “Jointed)xods) invarigus OUR FINEST HAND TAILORED SUITS are offered you now for was necessary for him to alter the lengths— 50c to $7.50 ; , i i REY Saree de GO wate 2 just 20 per cent off our former sale prices. for moi ving and a larger stock $4.00 to $ 1 2.00 At pres arrying a high grade of men’s outfittings that will appeal to the man who is looking for real value for his morey We Have Suits at $11.95, Others at $13.55 And some wonderful bargains at $19.95, $23.95, $27.95 and $31.15 Are You Traveling? Look at our Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags, and off our already low prices deduct 20 per cent. . Split Bamboo Rods Lines Silk wrapped, cork handle, large meta thread "silk, “oiled line guides— $2.00 to $15.00 25c to $10.00 Reeis, Flies, Leaders, Sneeled Hooks, Bait Boxes, Spinners, Flybooks, etc. A large variety to choose from ai all prices. CARLOAD CARLGAD PHONOGRAPHS At Sartain and Sumey Auction House 326 W. Yellowstone Ave. wish some Direct from the factory. Will be sold at factory prices, at your own terms. nd rid me of th inful cacti. Uf he'd just pI seed i ae ? > Phone 1617-J for home him what T could do for Men’s and Boys Straw Hats demonstration township a palefnce is ° . We have a straw Hat for every man and boy in Casper. We have every shape on Sey by sis ( 1rOcery pecia Ss or 1s ee the market, and off our low prices you deduct 20 per cent Well, I'll do the same = for thes first good Sa maritan that selects me Men’s Madras and Silk Shirts Silks that sold up to $12, | MAGEAR Shirts _ that were | Khaki poplin Shirts, good now BODO | ne $1.95 | sees. $2.4 BOYS’ SUITS, SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS -AND UNDERWEAR, and Stockings; Coveralls, Wash Suits and Overalls less 20 percent. — Scott Clothing Co. 240 South Center St. g FIVE EXTRA SALESMEN WANTED FOR SATURDAY. Apricots, Premio Brand, regular Loganberries, Premio Brand, reg. $1.10, special gal. $2.00, special gal. at SP 85e can Ge eas 1.65 can List Your Peaches, Premio Brand, regular Black Raspberries, Premio Brand, = E = : Bundie of Laundry Specializing in Irrigated Rani Patented Dry Farms, Homesteads, Re- linquishments and Bus iness Opportunities. Notary Public ALALALALALALALALALALALALALALAL&EALARL ALALALALALA TAL ALALALALALAMALALALAT AT KHKHKHKHKHKHKHK x $1.10, special gal * regular $2.75, gal. ene ae ie SSA 85e can special at... 2.40 can Pears, Premio Brand, regular Strawberries, Premio Brand, reg- te Oh Ss Special at @BeDO | z i 4 | a And send it to us. First 4 class work guaranteed. Bungalow For Sale Modern six-room bunga- low. Best residental dis- trict on south side. Oak floors, garage, lawn. Price $8,000, easy terms Furniture may be taken over by buyer if wanted, at a bargain. Phone owner 671. Special service on al] kinds Blackberries, Premio Brand, reg. Blueberries, Mt. Cross Bfand, of silk work. $1.55, special $1 30 gal. reguiar $2.00, at ee e can Special at ... Wyoming Laundry and Towel Supply’ 350 S. Elm. Phone 413 IISTTOTIO SO SOOTOTOOTE OTIS Th are at 6 | oats IALALAEMAAA A dedi ddd dedi decd hue uheudedeudeuleude LOPHSOLDSOSOSSSO SOOO SOOO OOO OO OOO OOOO OSES OO OOOO OHO OOO OOD REMNANT SA oo este - PPOOEDODOOOOOOO FOAL AMAL dadekad, POL LL dL hh dh hd chhadahdd We are also offering a large reduction on ready-to-wear. Everything will be marked with a green tag. sheet ey Casper Sales & Distribution Agency VIRGINIA HOTEL, By Order of Exalted Ruler. z Perfected B. P. O. Elks No. 1353 sooee 4 a ee 2 GEDWIN Friday and Saturday of This Week Only : ICELESS a 4 < . —_ 0 There will be a regular session of Wandeten) barepins et our remnant Sale. -If you want a : FOOD 5 summer dress, blouses and aprons, now is the ti t h this lodge on Friday evening, July 1, at and save money. se See oo eee” v COOLER & 8 o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. | Our remnant sale will consist of Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Os a ‘4 5 | Organdies, Voiles, Tissue Gingham, Apron Ginghams, Pemules Iceless Refrig eration = Business of importance. | and Household Linens. No Ltomictis, Uren, Machinery Keeps Foods Gool, # 3 or Submerging ecessary Fresh and Sanitary ROBERT COHEN, | Secretary ICELESS ICE BOX CO., Manufacturers - CHICAGO rots M KASSIS DRY GOODS CO. 136 South Center Street % aXe THESE COOLERS TO BE SOLD DIRECT TO Co: THINK OF IT—PRICED ONLY 912.50 MER “y GNV TIVD ‘NOLVNAIDYATA SSATAII INAYAGNOM SIHL JO SLIMAW FHL JO NOA FADNIANOD THM TYIAL AINA SAZIM V Rs TEMPORARY QUARTERS AT VIRGINIA HOTEL PILI LOL OPS IIIS OOO POSIT IPODS oe4 Barseoeipaodineteato teenie dieeioatocteatoeteitertectestedtrete deste ctenateetnatecteateteateed

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