Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 12

Che Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 192) PAGE TWELVE : a after alleged cruelties at Burns’| Baker, obtained his revolver from a/ 3M er, six times, k hands. pawn shop this morning and went to Last night he legrned that Burns] Burns’ place of work to ki) him. ts|also had come here ané believing he} A charge of murder has been filed Baker then desc to the FRIEND, L ce cae 5 Baker, who with children came here from Denver six weeks ago and beeun work yesterday | |morning, told newspapermen that | | Burns was his friend OXLAHOMA CITY, —Earl B. Baker of I lather today climbed ee _ Se 6404466660006600000040000400000O0 000 OPOOPHOOOOO SOOO OSOOLOS SOOO DS Lbs. Fresh Gas Roasted Coffee Our Royal Blend Superb | Gilt Edge A0c 45c 50c There are none better. The taste tells. Think of actually drinking coffee as good as it smells. Our Coffees Are Mel- lowed and Roasted Fresh Daily. That's why the aroma and flavor is so different. Coffees from various countries have characteristics of their own and are mixed and blended; some are added for acid; some for more body; some for a par- ticularly good flavor and color, etc. Experiment until you find the proper preportions of our coffee and water that suit your taste best. How to Make Good Coffee With Old-Fashioned Pot Favorite | One heaping tablespoonful of Pigeon’s Fres» Roast- ed and Fresh Ground Coffee for each cup and one for the pot. Have your coffee ground’ as fine as coarse granulated sugar. Have your pot hot. Put coffee in the bottom of the pot and pour boiling water on top of the coffee and let come to a boil, not over TWO MINUTES; immediately remove; stir in what grounds may be on top; keep the coffee hot but do not allow it to boil again, and serve as quickly as possible after making. Just before serving add a couple of table- spoonfuls of cold water. There should not be over fifteen minutes between first putting the dry coffee in the pot and your service on the table. If you allow your coffee to boil over two minutes you will have a bitter cup of coffee. We Carry Tea, Spices: Seeds, Extracts, Cocos, Etc. PIGEON TEA AND COFFEE CO. Zattermeister Bldg. Opposite Telephone Bldg. Phone 623 ooee Special Saturday Sale CENTRAL MARKET 129 West Second Street Phones 10 and 11 If You Want Something Just a Little Better GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED Small Lean Pork Ci Packi Satie, 1b Oe Co: Bacoheab. 25¢e Le [s) Ss} = et As 15e Races ey 20e Choice Bosto: Dare aaiies tb... f 15e Pienic Hams, 1» LOC Steak, Ib LOC | Has 25e ee ee Fresh Beef Hearts, 1b. i Oe We Have Two Deliveries a Day, So if You Can’t Come, Order by Telephone. lf A Good Time Fer All Follow the Crowd to Winter Garden Roller Rink Skate on our new maple floor. skates to good music. New Ader and Hueman, Mgrs. ‘Denver. Domest! Burns, he alleged and lived at } | | PRICES ; had been in communication with Mrs." aginst Baker- 4 4 $ Union Suits 4 4 $1.45 | % : All Leather Horsehide » Vests, $19.95 value $12.95 Men's Fine Felt Hats. $4.50 values for $2.95 Men’s High Grade Moleskin Pants. $3.95 values for $2.75 Men’s Good Outing Flannel Work Shirts $1.65 Not Words Tell the Story $7.50 values for $3.95 Large Assortment Leather Vests for $6.45 Good Underwear. $1.45 values for ‘ 95c Hand-Tailored Suits for $16.95 Extra Value Suits for $24.95 Good. Overcoats for $12.50 January Clearance Sale COMPARE OUR VALUES j Any Place Any Where | Furcotaca overcoit Any Time Half Price SCOTT ' 240 South Center Street CLOTHING CO. Wholeale FRESH MEA TSRexi Largest Market in the State The NORRIS Co. We Buy the Best the Market Affords ROASTS Pork Loin Roasts Fresh Ham, whole or half 129 East Second St. Pork Shoulder, whole —...... Prime Rib LB. Roasts Beef Pot Roasts Shoulder Veal Roasts —__| Fresh Pork 15 Strictly Fresh Eggs....40c Brookfield Butter __35c Famous Butter.........30c Round Steak _.. Rib Steak..__.., Shoulder Veal Steak Shoulder Lamb Bring Your Pails Lamb Stew 10 lbs. Pure Lard....$1.40 Beef Stew Veal Stew Fresh Caught Moun- tain Trout, Ib. 75c Norwegian Stock Fish. Fresh Fish Every Day. Fresh Oysters Every Day. Eastern Counts, rt Hamburger Sheak 8 Weinies ....___. Bologna —..... Minced Ham...! Liverwurst ...._] Bulk Pork Sausage LB. 15¢ quart __........_ $1.00 Eastern Standards, quart _.. ey 1 OY Fresh Killed Cotton Tail Pure Pork Link Eee bite, Sausage —_.| Fresh Kill Pork Chopat illed Poultry Every Day From Our Own Yards. LB. Imported and Domestic Cheese. Smoked, Salt and Pickled Fish. Full Line of Delicatessen Goods. , Fruits and Vegetables. WATCH OUR LARGE DISPLAY WINDOW 10 Ibs. Shortening.....90c ~ MR. HAYUTIN, PART OWNER OF T, STAR CLOTHING CO., HOW ABOUT THE WRITEUP IN THE PAPERS ABOUT A YEAR AGO, which stated that you, and , two other gentlemen, were going to be the successors of the J. L. LEARNER STORE? Caught, aren’t you? Ha! Ha! Let me ask you, Mr. Hayutin: How many clerks have you in your store earning $62.50 per week? For your information, Mr. Hayutin, I am going to tell you how I treat my help. Ask them what they think of The Man in the Barrel. Mr. Max Prezant, clerk, single, age 25, works 10 hours a day and receives $62.50 per week. Mr. George Luking, tailor, married, age 28, works 8 hours a day and receives $55 per wee. Mr. Frank Tafoya, clerk, married, age 26, works 9 hours a day and receives $50 per week. Mr. Norman Grant, clerk, single, age 23, works 10 hours a day and receives $35 per week. Samuel Prezant, stockkeeper, single, age 19, works 10 hours a day and re- ceives $35 per week. Master Joe Hodgson, apprentive, age 16, works 3 hours after school, and receives $10 per week. Well, as to myself, I eat tenderloin steaks when I want to, which is quite often. Yes, Mr. Hayutin, I almost forgot to tell you that two of my employes drive their own cars, and good cars, too. The other boys drive mine whenever they feel like if. I never issue orders to my men, they don’t need any and they sure smile. Yes, Mr. Hayutin, my store is open evenings and will continue to be open evenings until I get ready to close it. MY STORE IS A WORKINGMAN’S STORE ard many 2 man has been made happy on a stormy night, when he found my store open so he could get a sccd_pair of gloves to keep his hands warm, or a pair of overshoes to keep his feet dry. Oh, yes, Mr. Hayutin, the only time I will go to New York is when I want to take in the sights. - Let Er Buck--My Closing Out Sale On Midwest Avenue Is In Full Sway Another Big Cut on Everything in the House | Any Overcoat in the House 921.19 Values to $55.00. Ain’t We Got Fun? Any Suit in the House $27.75 Values to $60.00. Ain’t We Got Fun? One Lot of Corduroy Coats $2.95 Ain’t We Got Fun? One Lot of Corduroy Pants $12.50 | $1.95 While They Last. Ain’t We Got Fun? Oh, Boys, Ain’t We Got Fun? YOURS FOR LOWERING PRICES AND BOOSTING CASPER. HARRY YESNESS ; THE MAN IN THE BARREL 130 West Midwest Avenue Any Leather Vest In the Store $4.95 Values to $14.50. Ain't We Got Fun? All $25 Sheepskin Coats