Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 REALTORS: INSIGNIA WILL BE - DVSPLAYED IN ADVERTISING HERE ements Concluded for Widespread Use of National Emblem by Casper Members of Association at Luncheon Today it The official insignia of the National Association of Real state Boards, built around the copyrighted word, “realtors,” will hereafter be displayed conspicuously in the advertising 6f all Casper members of the local reserved exglusively for the CELEBRATION 10 BE STAGED AT TOM SUN RANCH Sweetwater Residents Co-operate in Plans for Big Time on July 4, Public Invited to Participate Whoopee! west show Whishey Gap! Wild A real “Fourth” with roping, racing, dancing Come one, come ail, and at western hospitality was old frontier days. ttee, composed of Archie A. L. Spur. r with the co-operation of hers along the Sweet- ed a celebration in for over the Fi BO CHICAGO, Taly 1 ‘er or Jack Whether ye something s and Lruised ack can ment, and his title, ris as the e of the packer. Georges can French repr : ‘ Lodging A odati FOR VISITORS NEEDED During the week of July 3rd there will be several thousand visi- tors in Casper attending the Span- ish War Veterans’ convention and P Fourth of July celebration. The regular lodging accommo- dations of the city will not be ade- quaté“t@ take care of the crowd. For this reasori it is necessary to ask all householders who have , rooms which they can rent tempor- arily to list such rooms with J. J. GIBLIN Midwest Building Phong’ 595 List Your Bundle of Laundry And send it to us. First class work guaranteed. Special service on all kinds of silk work. é Wyoming Laundry and Towel Supply 350°S: Elm. Phone 413 SJ tional organization, it was determined to- y day at a noon luncheon attended by some 15 of these dealers. The emblem, which is stands for the highest principles in real estate dealing and Ua” DOSER | board associated with the na- use of association mempers, is intended by the local board to dis. tinguish its members from other dealers. A committee was appointed by Pres ident Jon M. England to consist of A. P. Nesbitt, D. LaBreche and Jay | Pr@ost to care for the arrangement of th cuts of the word realtor, which will be used in a heading above the individual adverUsing of the memi of the national board in the C Daily Tribune The space up cut will be used exclusively realt of protec sellers. It has been but recently that Casper has been affiliated with the nat’@nal association and that it har demonstrat been permissible “realtor.”" to Gse the word Other business taken up at the meet ing was a short discussion on the 5 per cent exchange rate on sales, which in the near futu be announced 1a ne exact date t in it is hich t the meeting wer . Harry Fre MURDER ViCTIM BURIED. CH cer’ laughie inter rds tatticted | a= A. Underwood, wie } young" ri flees: Michie, Admiral Sims on His Return Home An unusual photograph of Ad- mira! Sims made aboard the 8. S. nm its arrival. | usual because of the fact that it ws hin in civilizn attire. Only a small crowd was present at te pier although 1,000 policemen had been stationed there to prevent any tion. WESTERN OAIRY AND PRODUCE COMPANY 10 enne is the concern| inder law, the department may ped that dairy products! .rder release of goods held in storage | y distribut © will f whenev conditions warrant. Fail ed under one. 1h zed at $1 nh of an ef horities here marketing ests and M. W ce. ‘| Best Bowl of Chili in Town 20c At the Chili King Lunch center a representative will compose he first €be Caspet Daily Cribune MRA A D MARTIAL LAW IN PUEBLO LIFTED: | CITY INGHARGE Military Orders Are Continued, However, by Civil Authorities With Passing of Guard Control Low PUEBLO, Colo., July 1.—Martial law was lifted in Pueblo today and the city and county turned over to the civil authorities by Colonel New lon, the military commander. City authorities immediately p into effect all the regulations mai by the military order providing that no person shall be in the streets after 10:30 p. m., without a good excuse. No passes will be issued as was the case under martial law. The city has been under martial law since the flood of June 2 and since that time not one house has been robbed or a single hold-up reported. Only a few cases of looting occurred nut they were not important ones. Fifty Colorado rangers will remain rere indefinitely and will be In com nand of Newlon. old Storage Goods Must Be was laid upon the table until the re. turn of Cecil Bon from the convention which will be held in Chicago nex month. rd their stores with public notice: © that effect under a new state m A letter fran Charles S. Hill, com San = f eting law effective today. Notices rag Sab goth 7 hide: The Western Dairy and Produce] will be distributed by. the state de Baker.“ Cdmaiy i wit rupany, Sadper concern which | “ertment .of: sgrifuliirs,- nish ‘will | dress the gathy us just fi its articles of inco: eel oo apnea aoe nD mesg | ensed * in such commodities ire to comply would enta.! fine and mprisonment. Hudson as United States ma for Wyoming, and on “ne same Marshal S Reynolds of Kem will become internal: revenu or for the state, a post which s been fi by an acting official the jon of Lesile Miller ral months ago. Purcell the year OT REE IT value giving. bargains this sale presents. AMAZING BARGAINS | For the Fourth of July All kinds of Sandwiches at popular prices.. Quick ~“}j/= Service, Highest Quality. Grand Central Block E — —_ F 5 = = = = => = = The wonderful values on sale again emphasizes our leadership in Selling for cash only, we eliminate all costly credit systems and therefore, we CAN and DO SELL FOR LESS. Buying for cash only we secure price concessions few, if any, other stores enjoy. Our double savings are shared with our patrons. That we are continuing to exert every effort towards this end is evidenced by the matchiess Below we list a few of the many bargains on sale. Silk Socks, in assorted seat sas 22) 50e cales Patton. Oa k® | xiv Mena Leather Scout at oes 5) i Sco $2.45 ace Men’s Socks, black and ecsorted colors pock 10e Sale. values, at Union Suits made at ........ Men’s Dress Shirts, beauti- ful patterns in fine per- $1.00 length balbriggan . 1e Chambray work shirts, with two . 15e UNUSUAL VALUES IN CLOTHING We Sell Michaels-Stern Union Made, Value First Clothing. Suits for $15.00 and Up Wonderful Values at $25, $30 and $35. » $2.00 Blue ets, well Men’s Athletic Union Suits, all sizes, 75¢e ats = Blue Denim Overalls, un- ioit made, good 98e weight, at............ Wash Ties, on sale at ..... 20c Men’s Silk Shirts in snap- tee" $8.95 up from Don’t Fail to Attend This COUNTRY ADDITI To the City of Casper This addition is an eighty-acre tract of land directly south of a choice part of the city, between City Park and South McKinley street, beginning with Twenty-second street, extending south to Twenty-seventh street, the center lots being. Only 2 Miles from the Postoffice The Acreage Is Divided as Follows: —329 large 40x132-foot lots. —6 miles of graded streets and alleys, all plainly marked. —2'% acres for the new $15,000.00 home of the ; 4 —A centrally located public playground and com- Casper Country club. munity park. —1'% acre Residence site for E. Richard Shipp, —A schoo] site with large playground spcce. Casper attorney. —A site reserved for use of city of Casper as Com- munity Fire Protection station. —1' acre residence site for A. E. Thompson, Supt. Standard Refinery. —aA new 8-room school house planned by School Board within four blocks of the addition. We have more than a mile of 6-inch and 8-inch water mains, and are laying 4- inch additional water pipe connecting up with the three fire hyrants to be placed ina few days upon their receipt by the Casper Supply company. COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION Is just across the street from City Park—the center of the addition being less than Two Miles From the Postoffice. Every Lot Is On a Graded Street And established grades will be given to owners that homes can be built on proper elevations for sewer connections. These Wonderful Lots With All the Advantages Mentioned Will Be Opened For Sale at 8 A. M. TUESDAY, JULY 5 At Prices Ranging From Per With Terms of 10 Per Cent Down and 5 Per Cent Per Month. Taxes Are Paid for 1921 EREF —At Our Opening We Will Give Five of These Beautiful Country Club Lots Ab- solutely Free. Details Announced in Tomorrow’s Paper. The Van Gorden Investment Company Inc. Tribune Building wo