Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1922, Page 10

fhe Casver Daily Cribune : WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1923 uary’s precious stone ts the cx ymbolizing faithfulness amd con | GOMNITTEESOF |S: ese eee KIWANIS CLUS AREANNOUNGED President Durham Names Ap- pointments for New Year; Organization of Doug- las Club Projected. President Harry B. Durham of the r ced the fol Ben L. Kcherck, J. A. Leary. Attenéance—G. R. Waldschmidt, chairman, George W. Campbell, O. E nd, chairman. J. O'Connor, Classification—Hal Curran, chalr man, J. R. Lioy, C. EB. Kennedy. Grievance—Frank Knittle, chair man, W. F. Dumars, H. G. Summers. ‘The Casper Kiwanis club at its meet tng last week undertook to sponsor the organization of a club at Douglas, and a committee composed of Frank Knittle, MC. Price and C. H. Bow: man, was appointed to direct this feat ure of extension work on behalf of the board of directors at a meect-| id yeaterday afternoon appointed | to succeed himself as secretary of the club for the coming a ELE APPROPRIATION FOR AIR MAIL MINUS IN BILL SHINGTON, Jan. 11—with pro s for the air mail service elimi © annual postoffice appropria carrying approximately $554 vas favorably reported today by the house appropriations commit: As Grafted by a subcommittee, the measure, provided $1,935,000 for the ur mail service during the fiscal year| The Scott Clothing Co. Clearance Sale Stands squarely for quality merchandise and i truthful advertising. It is our policy to under- §Jestimate rather than overestimate values. This week we announce a sale of $16.95 $19.95 $24.95 $29.95 ‘All who have looked bought and say that these are the great- est values in Casper. Tailored Overcoats | yatuos in Fur Collar | Heather Snappy and Solid Overcoats | mixtures at Styles Colors at Bargains Work ing! Overcoats | $12.50 1-2 Price $1 9.75 $23.00 Several Very Fine $52.50 Overcoats, While They Last____$33.75 The Greatest Values in Casper Are Here in Underwear |Hats Caps] Trousers Mittens Vests Gloves Hosiery | Neckwear | . “4 Sweaters | Shirts a, Puttees A Union Store Observing Union Hours—8 A. M. to 6 P. M. SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 South Center Street Tailored Suits at All Fur Collared Fine Overcoats. Mixtures Values Up to $85 and $40. Great Some Real BROTHERS Will Announce on Feb. 1, 1922 A Substantial Reduction in the Prices of Their Cars Effective From January 1, 1922 COLISEUM MOTOR CoO. Phone 724 SO THE-PEOPLE MAY KNOW ~ eer mer nee Say I was approached .by three representatives, consisting of MR. MORRIS HAYUTIN, PART O OF THE STAR CLOTHING CO., MR. CHARLES DOUDS, CLERK AT THE SCOTT CLOTHING CO., AND MR. CARL THOMASON, CLERK AT THE HUB CLOTHING CO., in reference to my keeping my stores open evenings. Their spokesman heing Mr. Hayutin, part owner of the Star Clothing Co. Mr. Hayutin threatened me.in the presence of my employes that he and a few other merchants of Casper would see that I would not get any more goods to Sell, and that I would be boycotted by the union if I per- sisted in keeping open evenings. Why pick on me when there are many other stores do- ing the same as I do, which is the truth? It is a rotten, filthy lie when these men accuse me of saying: “I would be in Casper when the unions are broke.” They made this state- ment merely to create a hard feeling of the union men towards me. . I ask the public in all fairness what business had Mr. Hayutin on a clerk’s committee when he is a part owner of the Star Clothing Co.? What object had he in mind when he asked me to close my store? Easy to guess. MEN OF CASPER—This is not a union men’s fight, but a fight of a few clothing mer- chants here in Casper who are trying to put me out of business because I have been get- ting under their skins. Tra | FOLKS—I will be in Casper a long, long time, and I'll fight harder now than ever, even if it takes the last pair of pants I have got. ‘ we YW RE De MY CLOSING OUT SALE ~~ - Now Going On In Full Blast BUSINESS IS GOOD ~ ATTENTION! UNION MEN Take Your Pick of the Best Suit or Overcoat $ 2 92 in the House; Union Made; Values to $60.00 » Any Leather Vest in the house. $6 and $5 Union-Made Dress Pants. $10 and $9 Union-Made Dress Closing Out Price, Pants. Closing Out Less than per pair .....___. $3.95 Price, per pair_—...._ o CONG en Lae _. $6.95 Any Mackinaw in the house. $8 and $7 Union-Made Dress Pants. $4 Union-Made Moleskin Pants. Closing Out Price, 5 Closing Out Price, Tees than $6 95 per pair he e: ~per pair ....___.__... e TREE pee ke One big lot of Riding Pants. In odds and ends.” Union Made. Cioing Outre, “G00 I Will Be Open Evenings During This Sale YOURS FOR LOWERING PRICES AND BOOSTING CASPER. HARRY YESNESS $176 {Union Mage, pieary: Weight veralls. losing Out = Price, per pair. ot $1.35 $4 grade heaviest weight Union- Made Coverails. Closing Out Price..... $2 95 MAN IN i: BARR 130 West Midwest Ave.