Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 26, 1921, Page 12

> PAGE TWELVE be Casper Daily Cridune | here. TWO-FISTED AMERICAN. WHO - QUELLED REDS IN SEATTLE [6 ——GHAUTAUQUA SPEAKER TODAY nee ae Not Receiving Necessary Support; - High Class Programs Vie With Other Enter- tainment Features for Approval of Casper —y looking after business matters. Susie has accepted the position as linery. eee looking after business interests. ee Despite the hot weather, Midwest baseball series, and ther valid excuses for distraction of one’s interest and atten- jon, hundreds of Casper people are gathering each after- hoon and evening under the big tent on the city hall lot and taking in the unusually strong programs being given by the Ellis = E business interests. see Cheyenne on business during week, returning yesterday. F. during the war, made a de- npression on the many Casper who heard him last night. D. Holmes, speaking in be- the chamber of commerce, hat a number of pledges made | for the Edeleman and son™ William Jr., support of this chau- | Visit. not been redeemed and as vitally necessary for the| F P rs © of commerce to get support | 2¢3s in the Land; om the people of Casper in order to | the past several days. bring good talent to the city annually. sae ss o2e dj tauqua people of Amer. nterested and take a rood C Moe fact that promised support was not forthcoming. labor by se. Unceasing boosting and the organization heads has HK — _— H K = — K H K Branch H 112 West Midwest Ave. H Phone 74. K Harold Kremer, Realtor Manager a rooming house with- out equal in the proposition, Bring Your Container and Get All You Want. city, awaits your in- vestigation at this office. Specializing in Irrigated Ranches, Patented Dry Farms, Homesteads, Re- linquishments and ‘Bus- iness Opportunities. Notary Public Casper Bottling Works 125 West Second Street LALA SALALALALALALALAL STARTLING REDUCTIONS ON ALL MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR The Scott Clothing Company prices all men’s and boys’ wear at less than the old level. Our method of buying only uncalled- for Suits and Overcoats of Chicago’s finest hand tailored custom tailors, enables you to choose the very finest fabrics at only a fraction of their reat value. We guarantee our goods and prices and will compare val- ues with anyone this side of the Mississippi River and will save you at least 25 per cent. These sale prices on over one thousand Men’s Suits and over five hundred Boys’ Suits, over one thousand pairs extra Trou- sers.. You'll say our prices are right after looking at others. Men’s Men’s Men’s Tailored Tailored Tailored Suits at Suits at Suits at $14.95 $18.95 $22.95 The Finest Imported Worsted Suits at Only $28.95 $34.95 $38.95 All Blue and Black Serges Included in Sale JUST A WORD TO MOTHERS Our Boys’ Department will save you dollars on the price of your boy’s suit. Schoel opéns the first week in September. ead hoose your boy’s Suit today and pay Suits of blue serge and fancy mixtures, less. Good sturdy built Suits at the with two pairs Trousers. -They are pieect_____.__ $6.95 Picea __. $10.95 er Puttces.. PEDO Workshirs DOE Gruntict Gloves. SDC 18 GO Sik ba Shantung Pongee BEE Carpenter Over- Shirts at ...... $7.95 Shirts _ $4.95 for _... $1.35 SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street per to be enjoying this wonderful pro- | gram of entertainmert now going on R. M. Van Sicle of Denver left Inst night after spending several! days here Sutton, trimmer from the Gage brothers’ shops in Chicago, Tll., head M, E. Young and Max W. Winter of the New York Oil company, were in the Sheridan are in the city on a brief KHKHKHKHKHKHKHK‘' ALAMATAIATALALATALRTRORT A trimmer at the Swanson Sisters’ mil- T. J. Early has returned to Denver after spending yesterday in the city W. A. Soule is here from Denver at- tending to matters connected with his Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Edelman, Miss of F. J. Bishop is tnoking after busi- country during Miss Anna Tullis, who has spent of r ng the The chamber of commerce here, is r, ~ + 8/the past several weeks in Fremont hat they shofild live responsible to a large extent for put unty has return 0 he to the golden rule/ting the thing over in spite of the | UY ae eee Mrs, O. W. Twiggs returned this morning from Manitou and Colorado TAIAI Springs where she has been spending. last couple of weeks Bho wen oc companied home by her brother, James, of Texas who will visit in Casper for a . some time. | the R. S. Stevens has returned from a ests of the Midwest Refining com- pan: ing ver for the concern. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. McMinn and Mr.| The Australasiins opened in erratic and see | | NEWPORT, R. I, Aug. 26—ander- e2e company has returned from Den-! where he was called on business|the Australiasian’s first victory in the |©Wn baseline. , }final round of the Davis cup match. / |Scores were: 6-4, 6-4, 8-6 and 6-0. Mrs. Thomas Mills have returned fashion and dropped the first set on to the city from Thermopolis where|errors. As the play progressed, they | smashes. they have been for about two weeks [became faster and more accurate in | —_— The showed » tendency to commit errors. | four all, Anderson and Tood took business trip to Denver in the tnter-! apt ma eg Am jseverity of their strokes and raced|The Australasian then regained their json and Todd, the Australian pair, de-|Up to the net at every opportunity. | lteated the Japanese, Kumagae and ; These tactics combined with the speed B. H. Sinclair of the Midwest/Refin-|snimidza, in the first match in the \Of both Anderson and Todd in service Davis cup doubles here today. It was |drove Kamagae and Shimidac to their From this point the Japanese pair Both teams resorted to speed in the |their stroking and after winning the third set which quickly developed into [the play from the beginzing, coming! Kumagap and Shimidzu then took a! }to the met at every opportunity. Their | hand in the battering tactics. -wirfning ‘drives afd half volleys were crisp and! four of the next four games, due part-| Australasians| ly to errors by Todd. With the games ninth and were within one point of the set. The tenth game a streak of ror-making carried the set to deuce. accuracy and ran out the set. | —— ing to business at his office in the still in the east. ———_ |FOR SALE—At great sacrifice, 1920/ also had perfect scores. ee Ask your dealer for, and insist on |third set which went to deuce, ran out |@ driving and smashing duel in which| model Ford coupe; excellent ‘condi- getting Mostellers honey. Then com.|With @ love match. Pare with other honey on the market. It_is produced at home. | Humagae and Shimidzu, in winning | 8.24-t¢ the first set six games to four, fo HA Phones 13 and 14 Watch Our Windows all four players participated. The Australasians relied during the first three games on their apted alone. after 5 p.m. or noon hour. $375 cash. Owner 343 South Elm street 8-26-1t° men ‘preferred. 659 CY avenus No Refunds No Exchanges No Approvals ‘When Shopping Saturday - DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT OUR CLOSING-OUT SALE IN OUR MEN’S DEPARTMENT Kuppenheimer and Moritz and Winter Suits PRICED AS LOW AS $15.50 OVERCOATS PRICED AS LOW AS $27.20 SHOES Stacy Adams Shoes at $12.50 Per Pair Just Wright Shoes at $7.95 Per Pair O'Donnell Shoes at $6.95 Per Pair OVERSHOES One Buckle Cloth Top at $2.10 Four Buckle at $3.85 RUBBER OVERSHOES Four Buckle at $4.10 Six Buckle at $4.30 Rubber Hip Boots at $5.00 Per Pair Rubber Knee Boots at $4.60 Per Pair SHOES FOR SCHOOL Sizes 9 to 2. Now Priced $1.95 to $4.95 Per Pair MOTHERS—Here is your opportunity to outfit the children for the entire school year. Our School Shoes come in dress or knockabout. f CLOSING-OUT SALE Hundreds of items of practical merchandise of standard manufacture awaits you at prices that mean big savings. The Webel Store is closing out everything in stock, nothing reserved. IN OUR LADIES’ DEPARTMENT Our loss is your gain, for in this closing out sale we have included every garment in the house. The new Fall models arrived too late for showing before the close out sale. These garments are included. : Our Coats Are Priced From $5 U WOMEN’S SUITS Suits made by the Style Craft, Palmer and other standard manufacturers. A large range of styles and materials. Priced $10 and Up DRESSES © In silk, serge, tricotine. Pretty styles in the lead- ing colors. $32.50 Down to $9.50 SELECT YOURS NOW BLOUSES Wonderful Blouses are here at greatly reduced prices. WOMEN’S SHOES Black and brown, in extra quality kid or calf skin. Utz and Dunn’s make. Built for style and service. Sizes 2 to 8. $9.50 Per Pair BLACK CAT HOSIERY Good quality, in brown, black or white. Sizes 5 to 10. 29c Per Pair Mr. Miller, the Fur Man Will Be With Us the Balance of the Week With a Complete Line of Furs CHICAGO, Aug. 26.—Exceptiona! scores were made in the early round |= the Grand American handicap shoot “” R. K. Staley who has been attend-| s+ the South Shore a . ©. B. Platt, Bridgeton, N. 5 Ou Exchange building i planning on/ leaving this evening for Denver where| Shooting from 22-yards, broke attempted to lob, but the enermous | beak alberta tips at targets, J. F-Dey, 4 [react of the Antipodeans turned many | Pe, na Teatters of importance to look | strats Deyi-Ban An of these “lofting strokes into killing| 50 tonio, Texas, a 23-yard shot, E. F Haak, of Canton, O., 21-yaras, and F A. Geiss, Milwaukee, Wis, 20-yards tion has all extras, good looking car,| FOR RENT—Pleasant room; gent! = = > = = = = = = = & = | = E . = = = = = = = E = =