Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 23, 1921, Page 14

ENTISe x : 2 { 8A ae a ee Se PAGE FOURTEEN OPECIAL FORUM MEETING 10 BE HELDGATURDAY. Report of Charles P. Craig, Director of Tidewater Asso- ciation, to Explain Prog- ress on Project. The special forum meeting of the chamber of commerce which has been called to hear the report P. Craig, executive 4 into by « mission of Uni interests. In t bodied the = conditions the w: yoming has entered h other middle w tempt to open up the jles nearer the sea b The meeting tomorrow noon will be an open aff@r and every one who 1s interested in the future de nt of Wyoming should attend Robert D. Carey has consented to pre- Side at the meeting. NORTH AELND WILL BOYCOTT SOUTH DEALERS Reprisal! for Sinn Fein Boycott on Ulster Products Is Au- thorized Today Shopkeepers. BELFAST, Irela | The Associated Press)—Shopkeepers | here have begun a boycott of goods from southern Irel in reprisal -for the Sinn Fein boycott of Ulster prod ucts. Posters are being displayed ‘which read: “This sop stocks only goods man ufactured or produced in northeast Ulster or Great Britain and under- takes to refuse to purchase goods from the southern area of Ireland un- ti] the boycott of Ulster and Belfast is removed by the Sinn Fein.” (Signed) “BY ORDER OF TE CITY WATCH COMMITTEE.” LONDON, Sept. 22.—Prospects of a conference between Sinn Fein repre- sentatives and members of the Brit: ish cabinet at an early date were de- clared today to be less hopeful as a result of yesterday's consultation be- tween Prime Minister Lloyd George and several of his ministers at Galr- Joch. Several of this morning's news- papers reflected this view and reports from political correspondents at Gair- loch generally agreed that the min- fsters showed a more rigid attitude toward southern Ireland. It is declared there is a tendency en the part of cabinet members who talked with the prime minister to in- sist that Eamonn De Valera formal- ly withdraw his claim that Sinn Fein delegates would enter the conference as representatives of a sovereign state HUNGARY MUST GIVE UP LAND ‘EVANS TRAILS by Ih WOMAN TAKES FOuR OUNCES OF Either attempting suicide or tak- ing an overdose of what she thought was medicine, Mrs. Ole Lewis, 317 West First street was taken to a local hospital last night im = critical condition after having swallowed nearly four ounces of form. At the time that she took the liquid which nearly cost her life, Mrs. Lewis was alone. Shortly after. | wards, however, her sister put in her appearance and medical atténtion CHLOROFORM, SUICIDE IS SEEN| IN GOLF PLAY; Sept. 23.—Chick Ev- efused to work again to first 18 holes of the semi the national amateur gilf and he 4 down to Jesse Guilford good phospect of losing his ipionsh ne other semi-final match Bob 7 made a good bid in the ing for another try for the third y taking a lead of 3 up to| r, British champ. This layed the better golf, Gard. 39—78 and Hunter 39. e a downpour of rain ing mos rs with mud. The officials in charge permitted bas on the whipped up spr: ran through the grass ing uncertain. the better game to me nost of the way but he get his putts down, while i, making few mistakes to the was able to win with his put- After the turn Evans began to cunning with his frons and the hole by slicing to he barely extricated s back against a tree short to a deep ay a chance for a half after chopping out close to the cup by_missing another short putt. | te ans Was 6 down to Jesse Gujlfora when they reached the 27th ole of their 36-hole match. a Juvenile Leads | Way to Body || For 25 Cents SPOKANE, Wash., Sept. 23— William McLachlin, 8 years of age, * vanished last Sunday. Playmates said he fell into a sandpit.. Thou- sands of tons of sand were exca- vated and a pond was dragged in the search for the body, but to no avail. “ Detective M. S. Dugger, wise to the ways of little boys, of- fered 25 cents yesterday to the lad that would point out the grave of- William. The offer quickly jogged the memory cf William Bafaro, 8 years of age, who led police direct- ly to the Spokane river where the McLachlin boy’s body was found im- mersed in four feet of water. Young Bafaro admitted that Wil- liam had drowned while trying to learn to swim and that he and other boys were afraid to tell. — ———___ In the Island of Rhodes honey is still a factor in the marriage rites, After the wedding the husband dips his finger in honey and traces a cross over the Woorway of his home before the bride enters. Meanwhile the spectators cry out to the lady, “Be always good and sweet as is this hone GARDNER LEADS, finished the | of the round and a soggy | rse that covered the balls and the —_——_—._____ West Virginia,‘Alabama and. New Mexico—do not regulate in any way work. Girls Promise Dress Reform|z PINE BLUFF, Ark. Sept. 23.— Five hundred girl puplis of the local high school at a mass meeting late yesterday pledged themselves not to wear transparent dresses, openwork hose, rolled down stockings, high- eled shoes, and extremely short Jurts and to refraia from the use of Touge and lipsticks. Hey Kids! Be Down to My Little Store Saturday Morning At 9 O'Clock I Am Going to Give Free To Every Kid Who Is Here at That Hour A CAP It Won’t Cost You a Cent KIDS \ Be Sure and Be Here at 9 o'clock Saturday Morning As I Only Have 500 of these Caps to Give Away. YOUR OLD FRIEND THE MAN IN THE BARREL 130 W. Midwest Ave. McClure Bldg. IN WEST, CLAIM work, Hours iB Which women 1ay (jf j—qees—eeeeeemercmmcmsremss ICU fl of amt The council h sky, president of the Hungarian dele gation, a note in which Hungary was invited entirely to evacuate Burgen- Jand within a brief period. If Hun- gary refuses, the allies, she was in- formed, would be obliged to use force, Jardine Bags Deer On Hunting Trip| William Jardine of the Service print-| @ts and Jimmy Burns of the Holmes | Hardware company, and Warren Scho- | Bert of Boulder, Colo., returned last | Aight from a week’s hunting trip in| fhe Seminole mountains in the south- Western part of the state. Mr. Jar- @ine bagged a big buck deer on the sixth day out and it is reported to be | One of the largest animals ever killed im that vicinity. The deer dressed at over 300 pounds and carried a fine head. =The party took a motor Pathfinder and went up 2 miles from where they outfitted for the hunt. peal 8 2 N. 8. Wilson of the Midwest Refin- ing company is in Rock. Springs at- Edwin Clapp Shoes We are placing a new price on them so that they will be within the reach of all men who appreciate § .50 the best of shoes 1 2:50 Johnston & Murphy Shoes at the Same Price. Other Shoes as Low as $7.50. MEDNICK BROS. tending to business for the concern. a ceiene Among Turkish women of the high Class it is the fashion to dye the| in; ils with gold, reds, blues and ether bright colors. enloney, CASPER’S FINEST Opposite neertully rie STORE FOR MEN Trotel Refunded NN and Coney Furs. Re alah CON te E FREE FREE A "$50. 00 Columbia Grafonola BEGINNING SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 24th With every $1.00 purchase, a ticket will be given entitling the holder to one chance on the Columbia Grafanola which will be given away October Ist, at 8:30 p. m. 10 CLOTH COATS FUR TRIMMED Consisting mostly of Bolivia and Velour materials, trimmed with Austral, Beaver Some are full gilk lined. Regularly priced up to $137.50. Now $29.50, $32.50, $39.50 _ Three Fur-Trimmed Suits Style Craft make. willow. lining. Regularly priced up to Man tailored. $135.00. Now $50.00 100 PAIRS WOMEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS Soft or leather soles, in pink, red, rose, gray, brown, in fact, nearly all colors; with or without heels. quilted satin. Sizes 3 to 7. YOUR CHOICE $1.98 Per Pair 100 PAIRS OF CHILDREN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS Sizes 2to 514. Your Choice $1.00 Per Pair Sizes 6 to 2. Your Choice $1.29 Per Pair ONE LOT OF MEN’S UNION SUITS FINE LIGHT WEIGHT COTTON RIBBED 73c 20 Pairs of Boys’ Shoes In Black and Tan. at $2.98 Per Pair izes 4 to 6. Pussy- Felt or They are the famous Daniel Green make, which insures the quality. LADIES’ DEPARTMENT BEDDING One Dozen Pillows Original Price $3.50 and $5. Now Priced $2.50 and $3.45 Comforts Full Size, Cotton Filled, Challie Covered, Tied, Four Pounds in Weight, Medium Colors and Assorted Patterns. $3.95 Each Shoddy Blankets Weight, Four Pounds. Dark Colors. 50x68. $1.95 Each The following letter is self explanatory. Read it carefully and see what we can save you on cot- ton goods during our closing out sale. Armory, Browne & Co. 48 Franklin Street Boston, Mass. September 19, 1921. Notice of Advance in Price Nashua Woolnap Blankets Nashua Staple Blankets Nashua Comfortables Household Favorite Barlan Heather Plaids Owing to the tremendous increase in the price of raw cotton it becomes necessary to advance the price of all Nashua Blankets. The increase at this time, ten per cent, only partially covers the in- creased cost of the raw material. This advance goes into effect September 24th. We strongly ad- vise covering your fall requirements from your job- ber before that date. ARMORY, BROWNE & CO. MEN’S DEPARTMENT Schoble or McKibbin Hats All Fine Felts and Velours. Regu- lar Values $3.50 to $10. Now $1.75 to $5. $5 Is the Highest Priced Hat in the House. OUR STIFF COLLARS Seal, Wolf and Lynx. to $100. 00. Now $10.00 and $15.00 Heavy Wool Material. SATURDAY AT WEBEL’S CLOSING QUT SALE Will be a day of bargains in our Men’s and ‘Women’ s Departments. Clothing for the school children is-a big item these days. avoid the crowd. Every article offered will save you money. We can outfit them complete. Shop éarly Saturday and MUFFS Our entire stock, consisting of Fox, Mole, Regularly priced up Women’s Pure Silk Drop Stitch Hose In White Only. $1.00 Per Pair . Boys’ Heavy School Shoes Treated Soles, Goodyear Soles. Only. Sizes 9 to 2. $2.98 Per Pair One Spécial Lot Children’s Shoes. $1.98 Per Pair In Black 10 Children’s and Misses’ Coats Coat for School Wear. $4.95 to $9.85 \lisses’ Cloth Coats Sizes 16 to 18. Priced Especially for Saturday_ $7.50 to $19.50 10 MEN’S SUITS Regularly Priced From $15.50 to $48.00. CLOSING THEM OUT AT $7.75 to $19. 75 Sizes 36 to 42. THE BALANCE OF at 3 for 25c A Good Serviceable Ages 5 to 14. NOAA