Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 19, 1921, Page 4

PA( Isso c BUE Bra: Rat col ae I the 4 a Es lig _PAGE FOUR ter, would feel authorized to take| who ought to live in peace and “har j essary urgency measures, but| mony, even in faction together, should id mot, therefore delay the sum-| be brought to an end. ning of parliament. i In concluding Mr. Lloyd George|. “I” spite of te disquieting facts, I MARRIAGES NOSE QUT VIGTORY OVER DIVORCE Divorces and marriages for tho pe ridd extending from July 1 to and m cluding August 15 had a neck. and néck race, but the marriage licenses finally nosed out a victory by two sa hope reason will prevail even over “The government is sincerely desir- ious that peace should be secured and SJjthat the long misunderstandings, logic, and that the Irish leaders will ~ \gometimes sulky, sometimes. savage, not reject the largest measure of free- (Continued from Page 1.) whign make so many chapters of Brit.| ©oMflict which ‘would be robbed of all n dom ever offered their country and ish history painful reading, misunder.| S'0fY @nd all gratitude by its over- _ Che Casper Daily Cribune comparison of records taken from the|here visiting with Mr. and Mrs books of the clerk of court's office| James Wood at their new home on and from the county clerk’s office. Lowell avenue. During the 45 day period the divorce Paradise Park (lings totalled 32 as shown by the Open clerk of court's record. ‘The number] of divorce petitions led the number of Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday marriage licenses until the last few| Geys of the period wien two licwnse: Matinee Every Sunday—t p.m. @ day finally brought the figure to 3 a Mr. and Mrs, Claude Hitchcock of take the responsibility of renewing a we would “be| Standings between these two people |*>#dowing horrors.” filings on the laSt day according to a A REMNANT SALE THAT IS DIFFERENT SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 We have accumulated many remnants and odd pieces during our Augtst Clean-Up and have separated them into three lots. The piece goods are plainly marked with the yardage, but will not be offered at so much a yard, but by the piece. When you see these remnants of fabrics and the odd pieces from other departments you will at once recognize the immense values. jor jpire and n |possibly I {would be to jand create ne Bt Lot 3 Ribbons, laces, crepes, em- broideries and silks, in convenient lengths, suita- ble for school hair ribbons, night gowns, underwear, dress trimmings, etc. Lot 1 Lot 2 Includes ginghams,. per-|Here are cretonnes, chal- cales, calicos, in varying| jis, etc., for quilts, draper- TERE HIS, material suHebIe lies, tapestries, upholstery, for girls’ school dres and so on, all in lengths for house dresses, for ap-| carefully marked at re- rons and so forth. markable savings. | DIDN’T KNOW HIS BROTHER | “My brother got inch and liver trouble that when I jsaw him after a year I didn't know jhim. He was emaciated and yellow Pein. eas conan steventived nate REMEMBER, WE ARE CONTINUING OUR CLOSE-OUT SALE OF SHOES, THERE ARE REMARKABLE VALUES HERE. Kassis Dry Goods Co. mmedicine gave him no ri I picked 220 South Center Street so bad with stom jup a little booklet on Mayr’s Wonder. {ful Remedy, he said described this case perfectly. The first dose of iit gave him gre relief and in a imonth he was good as ever.” It is a [stmplo, harmless preparation that re {moves the catarrhal mucus from thc {intestinal tract and allays the inflam- mation which causes practically all jstomach, liver and intestinal ailments, | jincluding appendicitis. One dose will jeonvince or money refunded. At all A BURNING BRIDGE! THE ON RUSHING TRAIN! THE INEVITABLE RESULT! A Crash to the Raging Torrent Below! Only One of the Big Incidents —IN— | “THE FIGHTER” —STARRING— CONWAY TEARLE TODAY AND SATURDAY A Story. of ~~ Struggle and Victory By Albert Payson Terhune Fighting All the Way He Arose from Fireman to President of a Great Railroad THE WORLD LOVES A FIGHTER! ALSO— “IN. AGAIN OUT AGAIN” A TWO-PART HALL ROOM BOYS COMEDY CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 ADMISSION 40c LATEST CURRENT EVENTS SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT TOMMY RYAN The pugilistic marvel of the age will appear again at 8:15 tonight. The grand old man of the prize ring was such a treat to. our patrons last night that we feel it would be an injustice to the public and especially to the youth of Casper to let him leave after but one performance, which was thé original booking agreement. Many people would be disappointed if unable to see him, after hearing of his wonderful performance of last night. Parents, bring your sons, old Tommy will live in their memory, an ideal, and a-wonderful example he is! Green River are spending a few days’ ‘New Fall Tailleurs Unusually Attractive—At Moderate Prices $35.00 $49.50 $65.00 They are Suits that the well dressed woman will choose. A distinguished assortment which verifies the modes for Autumn and assures their success for the coming season. The fact that they were personally selected gives them added distinction at these moderate pricings. SPECIAL We have just received a new shipment of French Hats—all individual exclusive styles. . Very Moderately Priced Sie Aiths: Ga Gasper’s Leading Specialty Shop 138 East Second 1. O. O. F. Bldg. CONTINUOUS ltoll * FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 199; WHERE EVERYBODY | TONIGHT BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM THE SAPPHIRE GIRLS IN “BOLO ISLE” WITH IGNATZ AS KING BOLO Also Amateur Night ALSO FEATURE PICTURE “LOVE, HONOR AND 2?” ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM SUNDAY HARRY | CAREY —IN— ; ‘DESPERATE TRAILS’ WILLIAM CARLISLE’S . Escape From the Rawlins Penitentiary, Complete in Every Way. ADDED ATTRACTION “WHIZ BANG’ Century Comedy HUB THEATRE TODAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Tribune Wantads Always Bring Results CONSTANCE BINNEY —IN— “SUCH A LITTLE QUEEN’ Anne Victoria was’ queen of a tiny kingdom in Europe, and when her throne tottered she thankfully made her escape to America. She found a job in Wall Street much different from her old job queening, but being a royal little person, she made good. —ALSO— A FINAL EPISODE OF THE THRILLING JUNGLE SERIAL “THE SON: OF TARZAN” —AND— MUTT AND JEFF IN “THE FAR NORTH” TODAY AND SATURDAY