Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE ‘ : oo FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921. ; 7 SEE APE FPA ee CRANBERRY COMBINE PROBED. afternoon and | evento ai ter aes carter eo ot { ICAGO, Dec. 23.—Tho city coun-| Mission charge to, ladies. 1219-68 cost committee will invest! Kap EX TIME SHORT, GIETS SUGGESTED we PEs Now at Bargain Prices HEGENERATI 5 E We them for all makes cf } a Bigs Soe salle See snd ie notes Cre mateo cence mitis apie tatt Poon | St: Reed ani ie wo! in as o ies, who wouldn’t : KELLOGG chs. é “s > know that Christmas is bute few days off? With the streets; eae Galen oesoene 8 age ie ( . downtown crowded with pedestrians, and.great wagon loads} tte ceremonies ae in February, All others accordingly tm priee. of Christmas trees being delivered to the grocery companies) ‘t ¥3% *"mounced here today. Driv- Auto Top Shop 4 é ‘of a golden spike in the preeenc Head of Great Sanitarium 4 ‘ and floral shops, who is it that could escape falling into the! te" Sepressntacives of chartene ox 633.5. Center Bt. Tells Physical Directors te € 4 spirit of Christmas? Just “a cheery,!ive paraphernalia for the sctive win-| commerce of-inapy Pacific coast ‘of Ability to Stay : 3 < Ca a Ole Tee an reek ean | Cor time sports are found in great-ya-| cities will open traffic, betwren Sew- of Ability to Stay 4 : 1 ft Wwe for a ety at the Casper Sporting Goods) gra ‘Sits Extinction. . 4 * | and a. destre to ‘ctve, give, give: } | ard and Fairbanks. “An excursion company. These things are not only| over the entire system is planned To the shopper has found it in go-| for the boys either, for in these days and the principal towns in Alaska 4 ry i of sport the girls and the Uy me, 4 ing from store to atore, that even the Srown-ups | are preparing (o celebrate the event. ae, ee ee aE bak oF = - ~ Bet triple busy clerks cannot help but | Join im the the fun of: skiing, skatin~! Material to complete the 900-foot 3. 2 eee a eee 3 ' i j feel beg Mange pe eagre Snymn and begs in ore Lote dex; Riley Creek bridge, the last struc- here, Tat . a es ir work muc! ie ture <t unfinis! fe ciate phytic education council ber : ; e \ | tv bunlet soe of the city te the with the perteced guiding apparatus;| “w"" 7 SAnoinaghs On He was: In Ovr New Two-Story Fireproof yesterday tha’ senerating rapid) “= he said. “Rhysical of the nature of do this better than/| To be built on the corner of Midwest Avenue and Ash Street (one block from Northwestern Depot) We Will Have for Rent--- One garage, 60x140 feet, on the first floor, facing Ash Street. Five shops, or stores, average size 28x50 feet, on the first floor. Seven shops or office spaces, average size 28x54 feet, on the second floor. ae Any: part of this building can be built to suit re- \ sponsible tenants, if lease is arranged at once. ~ Larsen & Jorgensen, Inc. ment ‘sent wients to lecture during the war Urged the importance of “proper sex @4ucation of every child,” which, he said, physical directors were in a po ition to teach “better than other in human race is de . ‘ i | Vietor Shoppe, where those in\ charge | "Fe shown at tho sporting goods cot : 5 | are willing and seemingly -delighted|Pany. The skis are one of the "beat Wage Dispute 1 Play the latest Victor records for | buys” as the Caxper hills afford mans | tho patrons of the music place. The) ski tracks and the sport ts being | Victor machines are proving to- be! taken up by young and old folks. Referred to |one of the most popular gifts, too,| One finds a perfect maze of Christ- | from the small machines that oare|mas suggestions at'the;Kline Jewelry > | manufgctured.in a design making’ {t| comp: where an added attraction Labor: Board possible to carry them from one piace|of a discount on diamond goods is to another without much diffieultyto| part of the temptation to buy. Jew-| | the larger and more elegantly fin-yels, of every idescription -and set in| DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 22. —- No |tshed machines which cre worthy of| every manner trom the attractively agreement between the Texas and Pa. |sracing any lving room - or music| simple settings to tho elaborate jewel ficic railroad which aske a 10. per | conservators. Thon the many. acce; cent reduction of wages, and its em- | sories to tYz: Victor machines are b * pluyes having been reached, the dis- jing purchasew as gifts, while a-love-|witching. way as if to make them- pute willbe referred to the railroad |ly record ts known to be one of the| selves an utter. necessity to the on- Jabor board, it was bicsteisbad* totes most thoughtful presents. ‘The Vic-| looker. Then as less expensive gifts z id) tor Shoppe is located in-theTripeny| in the jewel line are’ the pretty. jot. | drugstore ‘on South Conter street. | Jade, onyx, sardonyx and bead novel 4 At the Star Clothing company .a| Hes that: fit so well “with the simple complete line of men’s ready-to-wear; 60wns decreed’ by Dame’ Fashion. PICTURES and.FRAMING Phone Me to Call Miss Gussie Humann, 21-year-old Brooklyn, : ipisoias Holiday | | cas anes Ssles Semmens Yonrasd eceshiras kl eet Sa eet eee where | in piace om Glpiay to tempt the| Braceltn which are inevitable with GEO.LA LONE | > GENERAL CONTRACTORS heart. fi I sh t i the son or be - i erie ae cen ow York ' Ke char ean cna inte ie — eet by husband with the accessories as dear} the colarless frock, and earrings for bid eek 239 West Midwest Avenue Phone 219 ef 3 ic jo his | the uncoyered ear tips are all found ¥ p 5 27. to the man as they are to the wom- ps foun : Season Looms __ | seath on the night of October 27. | to the: team as they, Ste £5 be pests ine Seneeytebdy in eitoanaiia Lee Sees High Prices > tive buckles in silver are among. the | 8tray of beauty and preciousness. in Mine Camps FAMINE RELIEF ae Foch | Sint xs tx tu sagan he zammores, oes me 1G MADE FINAL) Sends Gifts to {in enough. variety of style so that ers during the last year, according t« Legionnaires | Breat thought can be used in the Ellis Searles, editor of the United | choosing. The buckles are ‘sterling silver in most of the cases and make the gift of more beauty as well as eonnerd a pie Kkercniefs stand. al Mine Workers’ Journal, will cause) WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. — Final | one focsmncet in the Hate’ Ge eaiatae many hundreds of miners’ children legislative action on the bill approprt- n inotsae sell tran cba Mier iaciture atk Ceara tes to wake up on Christmas morning” to| ating $20,000,000 for the relief of Rus-|¢rom Morcha Boch ia cette Taecarea eee Ge bin na Be Gece Enea aap ener pe pena arp Recinetgh Fret ree tale En ospttality extended’on his Ameriean of. the ’kerchiefs carry the new wide : = * 1 | pure bast ts the mining fielde of West Virginia,| senate adoption of the conference re-; {our Dave begun to arrive here. Six hema while others.aro made with the Alabama, Texas, Tennessee and even|port. It now goes to the president, in eentral Pennsylvania are suffering, | whose signature congressional leaders he says, for food and clothing. hoped would start additional relict as officers of the American Legion in conservative | narrow — hemastitched “There {s actual starvation in the this city have been remembered with edges. Initialed hankles are among initialed silver cigarette cases, lined the popular styles that attract from with gold and engraved with the sig- the stock. America’s Christmas gift to Russia’s) nature “F. Foch, sad: fen <thartatinene. : g Z \ P wa J Lander Dairy and nares Co. ‘The report was adopted tn the ab- WYOMING-PRODUCED PRODUCTS ployment practically al! of this year,"!sence of Senator Watson, Democrat, ‘ 546 South Chestnut Phone 1735 Te paid Georgia, who yesterday served notice that he would block action on {t at 7, . least until after Christmas. Krupp Earnings Only about 20 senators were in the chamber and no dissenting voice was heard when ‘the presiding officer for Year Large) cites crt vos. — JUSTICE DEAD. BERLIN, Deo. 28—(By The Asso-| TRENTON, N. fa Dec. 21.—Former ciated Press).—The net profits of the; State Bennett Krupp works at Essen for the year| Van Sickel, 91, one oti the brdoat ‘alum: 1920-21 amount to 98,000,000 marks.|m! of Princeton university, died last wo dividends, one of 4 and the other| Might after a brief illness. He enter- af 6 per cent, have been declared. It|/€d@ Princeton when 13 years of age has been decided to increase the pres-| 9nd was graduated in 1846 at the age ent capacity of the company amount- ing to 250,000,000 marks, by a sum not exceeding that amount. The Krupp company announces its Intention to. issue preferred stock, which will be offered to the 100,000 employes at 110. ‘There will be provis- jon precluding speculative use of the stock. Plans for comprehensive profit aharing with the workers also are under way. se AE li eee OFFICER SENTENCED. BIRMINGHAM, Als., Dec. 23.—W. HH. Knox, state Inw enforcement of- floer, must serve 30 days on the pub- Mc roads and pay a fine of $500 for an assault on Phil Painter, a Bir mingham newspaper man, the court of appeals decided yesterday. sles hiss) LAST MINUTE Gift Suggestions For Her For -Him Beaver Coats _ Sport Leather Coats Hudson Seal Cate: Sheep-Lined Auto Coats Muskrat Caps. Velour Hats Mufflers Gloves Sweaters Fur-Lined Coats Hosiery Fis: p=! ined leather Coats Majer Ges. feerpiten Suits Overcoats Mesh Bags Combs Sweaters Mackinaws ni Robes | Sport Leather Vests Oregon City Virgin Wool Blankets Neckwear Indestructo Wardrobe Trunks |. - Wool Golf Hose ». Hand Bags . Silk Hosiery Lisle Hosiery Week-End Bags Suit Cases Pajamas F. : B / Smoking Jacket pats Robes ‘Auto Ro ays Mufflers Gloves —_ Mittens “Virgin Wool Suits Slippers Qvercoats Mackinaws * Thitial Paka + Corduroy Suits Sweaters |° Suspender Sets ~ Garter Sets SG Bath Robes _ Shirts : Razors Hand Bags ce Waists Neckwear; — Hosiery Indestructo Wardrobe Trunks 4 Slippers Gloves Mittens Gladstone Bags English Bags Manicure Sets) — Wrist Watches Brief Cases Suit Cases f Hats Caps - Detachable Fur Collars i OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 ALL THIS WEEK a , ame? Johnson ee a HEAD-TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS A leaf from Christmas decorations 4s preserved in parts of England es a remedy against toothache. CULLEN & ZIMMERMAN 427 East Railroad Avenue PHONE 1743W MLD <= % 5/3" X-MAS GIFTS Thas year the slogan is “Gifts that are practi- cal.” Our store is filled with useful presents for every member of the family. SUGGESTIONS FOR Grown-Ups Majestic Ranges, Heaters, Aluminumware, Carving Sets, Manicure Sets, Silverware, Casseroles, Percolators, Electric Washing Machines, Electric Grills, Electric Toasters, Electric. Irons, Electric Waffle Irons, Electric Curling Irons, Electric Chafing Dishes. = For the Kiddies Wagons, Bicycles, Tricycles, Coasters, Kiddie Kars, Sleds, Skates, Air Rifles, Knives, Flashlights. Schulte Hardware Co. 228 South Center Street 0 All kinds of mill and ¢psinet work—repair work, furniture, etc.; also Jobbing. No work in this line to too dif: ficult Yor us—we can deliver the cots. * er >as2 “992 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED oOo Christmas Candies The Famous MARTHA WASHINGTON CHOCOLATES And ORIOLE CHOCOLATES In All Sizes of Boxes. $ ; SMOKERS’ ARTICLES Wyoming Cigar Stores Company Lobby Midwest Bldg. Phone 61-W 9F6924990000009000904000000000000646445066666000000006 962O909000000600064060090060005000500000900500000000000000 i 3