Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 12, 1921, Page 5

FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1921. WEATHER AIDS < HARVEST, HARD ~ONSOME CROPS : Corn, Late Wheat and Oats ' Injured but Benefits in Other Ways Is Marked; Ranges Are Good. sete » = The week was ary and favorable for harvesting winter wheat, spring (heat and early oats, also for haying ays the weekly weathtr, range and €rop report for Wyoming issued from Cheyenne. Sunshine was abundant and percentages were. Cheyenne, 90; Lander, 92; Sheridan, 82; Salt Lake, $3. Temperatyres averaged about two @egrees colder than normal; day tem- peratures averaged $8; night, 54; and extremes of 95 and 32 were reported. While the week was favorable for Harvesting and haying, it was too dry for corn, iate wheat and oats, and a’so Potatoes in some local - localities. Beets did well. ‘The second cutting ot alfalfa started favorably. Some thrashing was done in eastern coun- tes with fair yields. Ranges, further dried and are cur. ing in’ most. localities but-are gener- ally good to excellent. Livestock con. tinued excellent and some cattle were marketed. “Local reports were: Lara- hic county, dry, corn. and potatoes Reed rain; Albany, practically no rain; @arbon, light showers; Uinta, dry, po- tatoes did poorly; Lincoin, grains and stock iid excellent: Fremont, showers helped. aicuita crop; "Natrona, nearty 1,00 inch rain; Converse, dry, best al- falfa crop in years harvested; Platte, @ry, late crops need rain; Campbell, Water scarce,’crops did poorly;+Sheri- @an, cool and pleasant but very dry; Park, grains, potatoes beets, ranges did well, but occasional showers are needed Stations HT LT Pre. Casper, Wyo. . 88 49 ” Cheyenne, Wy Chugwater, W: €okeville, Wyo. 86 44 90 «36 0 90 _- OL Douglas, Wyo. . pe cee | ie det ncampment, Wyo. — 42 .38 anston, Wyo. .... 80 40 08 Lander, Wyo. . 90 42 02 Laramie, W: 80 42 06 Lovell, Wyo. 8 30 «0B “Newcastle, Wy: 40 0 Bluffs, Wyo. .. 94 46 .06 Pocatello, Idaho ..,. 94 652 12 Rawlins, Wyo. * 45.20 Sheridan, W; 28.04 Upton, Wyo. 3 0 Wheatiand, Bie’ ine Yellowstone Park .... 82. 38 08 GEORGE W. PITMAN. assent Eg One of the Boston boxing clubs has Prepared a promising program for a BAUR’S CANDY ASSORTMENT TANTALIZINGLY * SWEET AND FRESH PEP’S "i NEWS 251 South enters. DEPOT Put It Over Pep Sell It While It’s Candy GUNNISON moter and president of the trans-At lantic _Film company, who was ar- rested in New York on a complaint made by Miss Rose Weiss, a lawyer, acting for the Russian Soviet govern- ment. appropriating to his own use $136,000 | i: ne!ped father at once. He was uble of $1,000,000 deposited in the National |. “go back to work a-month later City ‘bank by the Soviet Ambassador Martens. Accused by Soviet |Movie Producers | Fight Big Fire LOS KNGELES, Aug. 12.—Motion} picture players and writers, which | classes make up the principal ‘popu- jation of the Laurel Canyc& district, turned out last night to put out a brush fire which burned over several acres of that district, destroying two residences and damaging several others. The damage was estimated at $12,900. 1 Saee Aae E FREIGHT CUT ASKED. DENVER, Aug, 12—A 15 per cent reduction in freight rates on canta- loupes from Rocky Ford is asked by the chamber of commerce of that city in an appeal presented to the inter state commerce commission in Wash ington today by Senators Phipps anc} Nicholson, according to a message re ceived here. See A 7 FOR SALE. Old potatoes 60 cents per sack.” This | is a bargain as they are being sold| for storage charges. | Natrona Transfer. Storage & Fuel Co., Beech and C Sts. Phone 949 | 8-10-3t | Everybody Worked But Father “Father's stomach trouble seemed to be getting worse ali the time and Gnally he had to quit work altogeth er. Two brothtrs and myself gave up school and went to work to sup pert the family. Father had lost 60 pounds in weight and was yellow as saffron and no medicine helped him. | Telling a friend about it six month ago, she advise! taking Mayr’s Won Gerful Remedy. [ got a bottle ant Jacques Cibario, New York, prov He _is charged with unlawfully has regained his weight and strength show to he pulled off in the Hub on August 16 Louis Bogash, tne Bridgeport welter- weight, will meet Johnny Tilman, the veteran St sey Bogash, another memb* Bridgeport family, O'Brien, who Is something of with the Boston fans. and eats like a wood chopper.” It is} a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract ahd allays the in- flammiation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail-| ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convinee or money refund ed. At leading druggists everywhere. |—Aar. In two 10-round bouts Poul scrapper, and Pat of the Shaver an idol will fal 10c Dance FOUNTAIN SERVICE [| The Nice Little Place That Makes You Want To Come Again. SOME FLOOR LEARN TO DANCE J. R. BINAN, Instructor “Teaches You “Correctly” in All the Latest Dances. % LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT 10 A.-M. to 9 P. M. ; Phone 1228 119 East First St. Te Conner Coil Water Heater for One Week Only at the Special Price of August 13 to 20 inclusive. you can have all you need with one of these Clark Jewel copper coil heaters. Casper Gas Appliance Co. uA = This special price only good from Why bother about hot water when Have One Connected Tomorrow Che Casper Daily Cribune —_ ae Mz: Ree Duction Invites Everyone Sale of Sales We are going to give you merchandise at unbelievable prices? Our Mr. Scott has scouted around Chicago, to fis —— Kansas City, Milwaukee, New York, St. Paul and Duluth and bought only where SPOT CASH was a factor in get- ting prices. PURCHASES CONSIST OF Suits, Shirts, Underwear, Hats, Hosiery, Neckwear, Odd Trousers The entire undelivered stocks of the following HAND TAILORS were bought at only a fraction of what they were made to sell for: The Royal Tailors, M. Born Value Tailors, Schanbrun Hand Tailors, Strauss & Bro., Marks Tailoring Co., Universal Tailors, The National Tailors and Lamb & Co. Over 900 Suits added to our already large stock. Every color, every style, every fabric ishere. Don’t pay more for Suits you don’t know who makes them. Read of these special offerings and be on hand early. We welcome you to look. Here’s a Call to Economy for You SUITS AT $14.95 Represent all that are left of the sea- son’s selling, many are light, some are dark, but all are extra values, and are our sale price today___-_- $14.95 SUITS AT $18.95 Many are two-piece suits, some are three, a large assortment of styles and colors, and remember we fit the hard worth more than double to fit. You will not be disappointed vaieagees cee $18.95 SUITS AT $22.95 For those who have been used to pay- ing around $40 for a suit, we want you to look at these, and we will show you suits every bit as good, finely tailored, ae aga ee $22.95 SUITS AT $26.95 This represents many fine blue serges and grey mixtures, and for the man of conservative taste the choice is large, and the price and the values are large,fo0;..-. 2-252 $2 6.95 ? We Have On Hand Suits from 31 Breast and Up to Size 54 We're Going to Save Loads of Money for Readers of This Paper SUITS AT $28.95 Here is a line of suits you can shut your eyes and not chose a bad one, every one a neat pattern, all hand tailored, and the wear is built right into them. See them $28.95 today, dat comtaGr ty SUITS AT $34.95 This is by far the largest line we have, every wanted fabric is here, all the style anyone could ask for, and mixed colors or plain blue serges, all sizes, in fact, a wonderful sane a $34.95 SUITS AT $39.95 These are the top notches in all the leading tailoring houses and not a one of them are regularly priced at less than $60, and we have them in French back serges, silk mixtures, and fine imported fabrics, $39 95 mrichatses ho ece lu RAINCOATS $29.95 A little later you will be wanting one, and if you buy it at this sale we will save you many dollars. This is a gen- uine En’glish gabardine, silk yoke, and band sale See Our stock of men’s and boys’ furnishings is second to none, in quality, assortment, and style, and to make this event long to be remembered we have cut the prices deeply on every item. Now is your best time to outfit yourself and the boys. No. 2156 MEN’S UNIONS ankle medium weight Underwear; leeves, bleached A fine lisle length, short or or ecry color; for, suit---.--- be value; for, pap plendid Cotton Halt y, White or Black-- Collar Attached Shirts Panama Cloths in white or tan, stripes of various with button at Specially priced at- haki Trousers Good weight, that sold for 48. on sale a’ Many the values run high and the price low. Se and 59c WORK SHIRTS at__-_ LEATHER GLOVES ai Men’s Cloth Hats Grey or tan color Cloth Hat at $2.25; a large assortme now priced at -.-------- Men’s Felt nety shapes, new good: worth $6; on sale at. Phone 1500 feavy White Overalls $1.49 or tan with vidths; new style collars, cuffs __ $2.75 round; Madras and vide range of patterns 1 95 7 ° eeable Khaki Trousers ndy buys in our new lot of Dress Pants; See our line at-----.-----------------+ $4.95, $6.75 and $7.25 ; sold early in season A special purchase silk house. jhantung Ponge: extra colla special at; only — Genuine Tub Silk, ex $15.00. V now: at = Arrow Collars for 15 Five new styles* of Arrow white only’ -- Several hundred new Four-In-Hand Ti row ends, medium or dark colors. ea Pei) et ge meee mE aa cost will find thi unity not to be $1.50 Silk Hose for 95c passed up. 7 urdy woolens of shion Arrow Head Sil: Hose; colors are (eordovan, long staple y all double sewed nd white. A real good buy 95: and the work: the way through. btn C air Boy’s Two Pants Suits—sale prices are $7.55, Three Unusual Values in Men's | $9.85 and $13. FINEST. SILK SHIRTS Boy's One Pants Suits—sale prices are $6.95, $7.45 of an overstocked’ Chicago attached, or with mes in many col- ns, also many colors in finest « Buy Your Boys’ Suits at This Sale Motliers who want to outfit their boys for less and $11.80, Boy's Wash Suits at $1.45, $1.65 and $1.95. Boy’s Blouses in light or dark colors at 79c. ae, $4.95 Khaki Boy's Stockings, at, per pair 13¢, Boy's Pants, $1.25 value 75e. All Boy's Underwear at a ount of 25 Per Cent. Remember, school opens the Ist and this is a real opportunity for you to buy his every need for hers less than usual price Boy’s ’ from 7 Over 800 pair of fine Blankets on SALE OF BLANKETS sale. All we ask is a comparison of our quality and prices and we know _.. 15€ Cloth Pants, ages from 5 years up to 17 years; values from up to $2 .on 95¢ values at we'll have your blanket. business. galeat-=--2 $13.50 Values.. $12.45 Blankets__$6.95 Blue Serge and Shepherd Plaid Caps for 75¢c $6.50 Blankets-_. -$4.95 $7.75 Blankets._$5.25 the stnall boys; a $1 value for only S Blankets_-_ SCOTT 154 South Center Street CLOTHING CO.