Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 2, 1921, Page 9

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, Yea. FIVE COLORADO = _ GOAL CONCERNS == REDUCE WAG ie sat ;with the commission today are: The/ fF that purpose. Sunnyside Coal Mining company, the [Hep areman Cn tng com U. S. Consuls pe} Sese ot of rig the a 7 Operators in Huss Hussfane Coun-| re msinnions in Re Are Recognized Foss: Rte ae t ™ines are located in the aren q now rtlal law. 11 Below Zero to 77 Above | Tap Pie Vent of os ariel: by the Ne Fentons) Rerortad ty Gomament : we ore Mf SEEKS | Weather Observer. Med with the Colerade teaooteent | EXICO SEE WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Full ree-| Boe there: wae commission today of @ proposed 31% | jognition af American cor -ular officers | range of ternperatre “turing =| per cent reduction in wages of the T f Germany has been gra: ranted ‘ny the) mont ot omephes tbe Rene | employes of five large coal 1 ore } im government, the state Seoaes.| ton frr the periéd was below the per nies in Huerfano’ coun’ j a hg she nay teday by CI a" average according to the flay The reductions are ag Sp to at Berlin. With this/prepared by Goorge 8, come effective January 1. | CITY, De Dec. 2.—(By The ition the American government | weather observer. $ Recent weductions by the Colorado tape, Ptess\—The Mexican rei fs sanctioning tarpushout Ger-| ‘The temperature range was. 77 de Fuel & mpany in the price of ernmen taking _keen_interes! d ~ SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL ~ DECEM BER \CLEARANCE SALE| Salewing ween, retuctions ap-| the efforts of Gomez Morin, x agree: | nary Ry Bae inte the| Guancie: agent, to reach an companion io ie similar action, it}ment with bankers in New Tork or! Soe ee ean, bo benno be led atk with "The Somm ae gh aie cl the. the oe fen 9 8 before the red tons fail, Secretary of the Treasury Sonn, befrey. the .retushiee. $0) Sates De ta, Storie wat tea ta tap od five companies fling notice| United States sesking to feat = Toga} Erece between 66 shove zero_en No Ce Casper Daily Cribune vember 3 to 11 ‘selow gn December 1$.| 000 wor ja total of .74 inehes of precipi end diacetoutes over five woey cde Show i eat Se 19 partly | der, a 1a a re jovdy ond. five sieeey, i Tipver Pecovered. AIAG IN* eaueation Week ‘$00,000 LIQUOR erm “THEFT. oEMZED ALBUQUERQUE, N. N. M., Dec, 2.— Seven men have been arrested by pro- [hibition foroes an ing implicgted tn the robbery of iititeracy.” nber < to 10. There will be extra salespeople to assist you in making your selections: Our policy is not to carry one garment over from season to'season. We will there- fore introduce’a sale that will go down on record asa Real Value Giving Event. _ Petticoats SPECIAL $4.95 All-Silk Jersey Petti- coats. Values to $7.95. Fall and Winter $ Your unrestricted choice of any fall or winter dress in the house, composed of tricotines, poiret, twills, canton crepes and all-newest materials, Values Which Regularly Sold as igo ae 9125-00; ' There are extra size dresses included in this lot. SPECIAL $4.95 @ ‘ 50 Dresses ( 0 ! TS — SPECIAL Val hich sold as hi . $1 3.00) ‘ id sizes. i old as AH colame ane saat. “taiey MAIER ‘A few odds and ends as $45.00. —in silk and wool. Valugs Up to $35.00. A SILK HOSIERY OPPORTUNITY Regular $3,00 Value. oF ull F ashioned Silk Hose In black and brown only. All sizes. . Christmas Gifts of Distinction For the givin who under- stands, and for the recipient who appreciates. This is the most remarkable sale sie: held in Casper. Fall and Winter There are just 28 suits left. All new-and’ this eased s styles, in season’s most wanted colors,, Values Which Regularly Sold as High as $69.50 NOTHING RESTRICTED. A SPECIAL SELECTION OF EXQUISITE Women’s and Misses’ High Grade Coats and Wra ps At Greatly. Reduced rap Some imported models included. 4 | \ WINTER MILLINERY Your unrestricted choice of any fall or win- ter hat. Values as high as $29.50, - While they last— We guarantee that no article in this sale could be purchased in the wholesale markets at double our sale prices. worth of liquor from the ranch tation | home of Henry Garzina at Roy, N. 34 ‘The| it was announced teday by Son men are bei hee nd and will be given & hear- yay at Msquero. None of LIB, Lis, 3nd, Dee. 2.— and Women were call- od ui : y by Hanford pscrncex: Commander ‘@f the American Legio: t that organisation ang “ao battle ‘with the forces of ignorance 80 that the means will be provided to set free the millions trem the bends The statement was ts- the "charge of be aued in regard 0, American, Raves: IY EPEC EY REAAAADRET ESTHET ee ee Throws a Scare Into the DAY NIGHT Tailors and Clothiers 114 WEST SECOND STREET Next Door to Stockmen’s Bank A Few More Days Of Our Big Bargain SALE! ye il Reduce Our Stock to the Point Desired Don’t Delay~Shop Now It means money made. Hundreds of items that make suitable Xmas gifts are in- eluded in this sale. —————————O Wool Socks Regular 50c Value 3 PAIRS FOR - $1.00 24 Corduroy Suits $22.50 Value. $9.95 All-Wool Mackinaws Regular $12.50 Values Moleskin Overcoats 0.00 Value, $11. 95 “Sheepskin Coats $30.00 Valhe. $17:95 Leather Puttees Regular $6.50 Values “| $3.95 GENUINE Horsehide Vests Regular $25.00 Values 90 nes : 00 ee 11.95 | Work Shirts Regular $4.00 Values. $2.25 Leather Gloves Regular 75c Pair 35c Guaranteed All-Wool Union Suits Regular, $7,50 and $8.50 alues $4.95 Heavy Ribbed Union Suits Regular $2.00 Values Fleece Lined Union Suits Regular $2.00 Values 5c Silk and Wool Underwear Regular $10.00 Values $4.95 _ 300 Pairs Riding Pants Regular $3.50 Values $1.95 | Leather Vests Regular $10.00 Values $6.45 Genuine Army Shoes $7.50 Value. $4.95 Wilson Bros. ‘All Woolen Shirts Regular $7.50 Values $4.95 Universal Lunch Kits $3.25 Flannel Shirts Regular $5.00 Values Wilson Bros. Heavy All-Wool Union Suits $4.95 $8.50 Values, Wilson Bros, Silk Union Suits $4.95 $10.00 Values. Wilson Bros. $2.50 Silk Neckwear 95c Buy Them Now for Xmas. Wilson Bros. Silk Hose 50c $1.00 Values. Open Until 10 P. M. Mr. Husband, Bring Your Wife With You Shop in the Evening. PAGE NINE FIRE N PETTY =~ wero —a0 av any Tw. FOP ee Ee eee ET EV EEE UEC ERE VEU EV TVET TVET TT ETT TTT TTT TORT TTT® 1 ob