Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 14

if PAGE FOURTEEN H Republicans early summer, large stone structure left a ruin, with LEGIONNAIRES lor “thera sabe. The chitdren in the KANSAS eit, Mo. Sept. 16.—/ streets are frequently without shoes, re by A. E.| TS OTARTED 10 iA remiana Word Hute ates: guooutiee ‘chaiyzn: an ot. the | Vienna. American Legion national convention| The people, however, with thcir committee that a one-cent fare rate| sparkling conversations and charm- has been granted by the trunk Hine | ing hospitality, leave no question but as@ociation of railroads, DUBLIN HAS __| 4 ‘WAR RUINS’ Colorado Aggie ’ sad statue. ree | humble, is still an Iris! First American Aid for Fam- = ine Sufferers of River Dis- = trict Consists of 28 Load- : ed Freight Cars. DUBLIN.—(By 1 ui Press}—The main street of Dublin— O'Connell, if you are a Republican: train bearing | Sackville, if you are a Uaionist—is being rebuilt. which was shelled by the British ar- Mery when held: by the: Repubbicnn |“STcwCwat cotens Maire mm ecreste ‘orces in the Easter rebellion of 1916, |°f 20 per cent at the end of the third ow being faced with neat new |day’s registration, it was announced tores and office buildings. |nere today. With 705 students enroll- Two bleak scars mar the city. The led as compared with 584 at the same fine stone postoffice, the most impos-|time last year the prospect was bright ng on that street, was|it was said, for a still larger increasc. the rebellion till not hing | About 500 vocational men at the sr gaping walls and a heap'school are not included in the figures ne debria within remained. ‘The other. given. to Unite¢ e MOSCOW, Sept. 14.—(By The Asso- €ated Press)—The first American re Bef administration Feeding by the relief admin tion will begin in Kazan province by the end of the week and in Samara Brovince a few days later. Two more food trains, wihch already are in Moscow, will be dispatched to the olga district this week in an effort to effect distribution of the supplies Defore the rivers freeze. SURTAX CHANGE AGREED UPON ® WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.—Repeal $f the income surtax rate of one per €ent on net incomes of more than $5,000 and less than $6,000 was agreed pon today by the senate finance com- mittee. Reductions also were made in a number of other brackets up to the maximum of 32 per cent previous- iy agreed upon. Suits, Overcoats and Furnishings at 50% Discount pe = The new rates as agreed upon by ter the committee follows: $6,000 to $8, t wn =f 900, one per cent instead of two; $8,- e o e oO 00 to $10,000, two per cent instead Sf three; $10,000 to $12,000, three per = cent instead of four; $12,000 to $14, 00, four per cent instead of five; $14,- SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street Read Yesterday’s Tribune for Details and f st 900 to $16,000, five per cent instead of ft etx; $16,009 to $15,000, six per cent th instead of seven; $18,000 to $20,000, Beven per cent instead of eight; $20,- 000 to $22,000, 10 per cent instead of nt 2; $22,000 to $24,000, 11 per cent in- stead of 10; $24,000 to $26,000, 12 per Gent instead of 11; $26,000 to $28,000, 43 per cent instead of 12; $28,000 to wi $30,000, 14 per cent instead of 13; $30,- 900 to $32,000, 15 per cent instead of 44, and $32,000 to $34,000, 16 per cent instead of 15. “Individuals having incomes of $84, Y 900 or more would pay under the new Mt Schedule at the same rates as at pres- ent, with all those whose incomes ex- @eed $6,600 paying at the maximum Albrecht Furs at 20% Discount During the month of September we are offering a 20 percent discount for cash on all Albreeht furs and fur coats. Every garment is guarenteed with an Albrecht label. Our stock is now complete with beautiful fur garments. / Blakey & Co. é 136. South Center Street the small domed tower: still topped by ne Pa ee ee te = them fine, bu! that the Dublinite, be he ever so | == hman. Enrollment Up a FORT COLLINS, Colo. Sept 16.— |= This bustuess section, This year’s enrollment at the state | == ]'_the costens aces, hurned by Os | al this OU once a sa ET SRE OTIS OM Ry ERE SS UST ES = be Casper Daily Cribune =a WEATHER—Generally fair ionight arsd Saturday, cooler in southeast portion tonight; probably frost tonight. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921. S THE BIG Bu si STORE cas ae ae Rhea 17 - AT WEBEL’S CLOSING OUT SALE WILL BE ONE OF THE BIGIGEST BARGAIN DAYS EVER OFFERED the people of Casper. Cold weather is here and we will offer many items for cold weather at further reductions. Some of the lines,are limited as to quantity. Come early. You can outfit for Winter at extraordinary low prices. MEN’S FINE MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS Extra Large Sizes, 15 to 19. $1.25 STIFF CUFF SHIRTS In Plain White and Assorted Stripes. Also a Few Pl pated Stiff Bosoms. 95c : SUITS_ Women’s Fall Coats There Are 25 of Them, Divided in Two Lots. LOT 2 $39.50 Values Up to $123.:D0. LOT 1 $8.95 ~ Values Up to $29.75 y, Children’s Coats Heavy Winter Weights. Ages 5 to 14. $4.95 to $13.75 Lighter Weight Children’s Coats $2. 50 The Final i in Groceries ' AT UNHEARD OF PRICES Y, Tb. Spices___---____-----__ 15c |> Pancalxe Flour, per pkg______- 10c Y-gal. Jugs_________________ Spi lean Grape Syrup Pectimose__50c 8-gal. Jars______ i 10c siz? K. C. Baking Powder___5c 10-gal. Jars_____ 15¢ size K. C. Baking Powder__10c 15-gal. Jars___ . 25c size K. C. Baking Powder__15c 20-gal. Jars___ _A oz. Lemon Extract____------ 40c ¥,-Ib. can Ryzon Baking 25-gal. Jars_____ 8 oz. Lemon Extract___-—__--_ 75¢ Powder -_-------------_-_- 15¢ 30-gal. Jars__________ 16 oz. Lemon Extract___---- $1.40 1-Ib. cin Ryzon Baking 10¢ size Fly Powder. _Bowfler SR MS pein 30c 25c size Fly Powder 4 Ibs. Pancake Flour__-------- 25c MEIN’S DEPARTMENT LADIES’ DEPARTMENT Boys’ Flannel Weight Shirts Assorted Colors.. Sizes 13, 14 arid 15. 5c MEN’S CORDUROY PANTS Heavy Weight, Double Stitched Seams, Cuff Bottoms, Belt Loops. $2.25, $2.50, $3.00, $3.25 MEN’S MOLESKIN PANTS Heavy Weight, Cuff Bottoms and Tunnel Loops. $3.85 y Redfern Corsets Our Regular Numbers. Values Up to $14.50. j $5.95 ~ Women’s Shoes French, Military and Flat Heel. Brown or Black. $2.95, $3.75, $4.95 Come Early and Make Your Selection. Children’s Shoes 100 Pairs of Shoes for Boys and Girls. The Kind That Wear. Sizes 9 to 2. Black or Brown.’ $1.29 the Pair AGUA TREE AS eee ki ase OTE RISE CAAA as