Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 8

Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE EIGHT “ploc* in congress had ———— ee ee ee s . nd especially was mentioned by|al “bloc cae OBJECTIONABL Thronged First \°% cise yin asarees sr. arown| sree,“ (0° body of men that it] Cafeteria 135 Saat Firwt etrest 7 BE BANISHED FROM SALE HERE With Chief of hee Nis-| ; bet in Eliminating Sale of Periodicals an Books Which Find Way to Children a | Corrective moves, not reform spectacles, will be the key-| Proprietors to Co-operate ve “ ic 0 vhich a! of being able to dministration of the police department which | Pi’ ite goods such as linens, t the people of Casper appreciate the opportunity sat eg Freded by Al xander Nisbet. _This statement w aap netunes, handkerchlet Jinena table se ee igecet Rt an exceediugly low figure. We still have a fairly abun- made today by Mr, Nisbet in the first a’ § 2 s, napkins, . ns00) he has been head of the wn the first steps that will be —_———— OLD LANDMARKS nes under the head of Fancy Rome Beauty 8 Ibs. Fancy Navy 0 a o|f/m™ 4 nice Grape f 5 : eval 3 seme ahit Fruit £06 ree i Boe Fancy English Breakfast REGENT BLAZE Old Home of the “Rowdy police department here. taken by Mr. Nisbet’s depart- be to make itions Day of Big Sale The opening day of the big “White le” of the Kassis drygoods store s marked by a throng of bargain as the doors were opened to The eight blic early this morning. scheduled to run for all of the white merchan- stock has been placed on the 5 and marked at the lowest ble prices. y weling, long cloth and musiins ai ing sold by the yard at fabulously bargain prices and many house- 3 are taking advantage of tho in stocking up the linens of the hold. ndergarments, gowns and ,the pletic underwear which has lately r is another depart- npt the purchasers. al at the store to care for the cus. rs during the sale and a special ion is extented by the com: the shoppers to come in and the things which are priced from 20 to 25 per cent discount. Help has been added to the per-| declared his belief that the agricultur. Should be. Going Out of Busin Our closing out sale to date has been a wonderful success, which tment and we want to ask our customers snd friends to Pee Ravana Cf thage closing out pricesatonce. In a few days we may be out of the very items you want. Fancy Creamery Butter, 40e per Ib. .... $3.25 Fancy Winesap ‘Apples, per box 5-lb. pail Pure Fruit ; 95¢e Tel Gee 3 FoR BOG wane Bes ieee Butter, oa can mmeonssseccesec ces: " 25e 8 pkgs. Macaroni, Noodles, or Spaghetti font ee _—.. 3d Monarch Coffee (steel cut), 1-lb. pkg. Tea, per Ib.......__... SEBS iS 45e 14 Ibs. Fine Granu- lated Sugar for..._........ x $1 .00 100 Ibs. Fine Granu- Inted Sugar for. £000 Men’s Department Sale is now on and will be Mey ene S Milk, all brands, . Ps 4 00 continued as long aa the West” and Other Historic | 14-gal. cans Cane and 95e 9 tall cans for__.._..___ e merchandise lasts. You had Structures Damaged by t Maple Syrup ,per can__...__. Case (48 tall 5.20 better come early for’ some Tuesday Fire. Sepficag nygesy 14-gal. Cans Corn cans) for. re ae oe. Di while there fiber of th 2-8 2 of these Sood ehiia witha teas habe Goer on Syrup forge ee No. 2 cans Fancy Beets, 65e is a good assortment of ev- Bevere losses from fire occurred in| penind geographies and other books In . Large bottles Premier Salad Dressing. 4 cans for. ENS erything advertised. — Douglas early Tuesday morning when | the school room and in general cir Bottles No. 2 cans Pork and Beans, building among the foremost pe culation among school children. aes é Biche foe os ae Ct CLOTHIN ‘ks of th lace were consutr or It is for the pi we of keeping th: ete: ata ee eee Aa 7 ORT go are partially ismeoyed by a raging tire. | Abseinante oat ot the reach of 2 5 Be Maid Seeded aa 5e Nos ce act > the buildings which were| 4 that Mr. Nisbet undertook to} 2aisins a 4 cans y aoaeen Sap thd ane knows 6a.4l4 tate the dealoca’ here Slshe the regu (Continued From Page 1) Taree pkg. ‘ed Oats Fairy Soap, We are selling Men’s and Boye Spgs Sree “Rowdy West" which was mney hed lation. - shipping may be a good thing for the per pkg. ¥ ie 6 vars for. cheaper rae Pletal prices. me 0: nits . 3. H. Kimball tn the fall of 1836,] 4; the Gealers who have already | diversified farmer, provided it is han- emt rier ceietiemrsp sold ai a = gn which building the paper of the | votunteleed “thelr ausiatanee -ta, eur ton "at Sonaer ative Bead fa 64 ib. pkg. Pancak 35 P. & G. White Naptha Soap, 25¢ we formerly ame name was published during 1ts| pressing the circulation of the d The Inck of competition on live Flour, per pkg... ce bars. z pape $95.00 are $45 00 mta, sald to include such p 4 sold by co-operative selling mt ry Sprather. was that forinerty Xyw | Gone ius FWhis. tate, Loe Dow iaed | coccdes tas ewrcnen ee loss of Cream of Wheat, 25¢ White Laundry Soap, Cn eee ET ee ERT t) as the LeFuyotte restaurant erected | J are Clarence W millions of dollars to the farmers and per pkg. .... aro. PCa by a caterer popularly known os ed Bial of the Littic| producers * * * and I have been con- “Frenchy.” The old building was the Brick; Stanley and Cull; Ol] Exchange siderably at a loss to know why some Wheaco Breakfast Food, Toilet Paper, 19 bars sundry Soup, $4.00 25¢ aa: 7) | most popular eating house in Doug-| shop; The Inn and Kimball's stores.| organ’zation docs not insist upon an 4 large r0lls....0) con $75.00 are ies for snany yours. Mr. Nisbet eaid that the move had| investigation of the methods em 83 large pkgs. Crystal Whi ow oe, e Notwithstanding that the burned] been effected as a police regulation| ployed by these cooperative selling Baking Powder... Fy Soap Chips for. Sei ARERES jerea is in the center of the business @istrict cf Douglas, it has been stated that {t will be some time 5e- fore the buildings will be rebuilt It is understood that the losses were well ‘covered by insuran: Skating Rink In y Winter Garden backed up by wide spread co-opera tion without the paksage of ‘£5 crdi nance and without the possibility of penalty. The suppression of sale of the pub- Ications has met with instant favor by the school authorities of Casper. “I do not contemplate rat tacular hilarities” said Mr. “Wherever possible I intend to handle all offending matters in the same man- ner that this undertaking has been agencies. “I wish to say here and now that these co-operative selling agencies now are under no control while every com- mission man in the United States in the large markets is a member of some exchange.” A campaign to controvert the vari -}ous agencies and critics of meat, also was urged by Mr, Brown. The dairy 1-Ib. can Calumet Baking Powder, per can_.. 2%%-lb. can Dr. Price's Baking Powder, per can... [ne rar a a ite SHIKAN 6 lars Palmolive Soap for Seek ie A Good Broom for oot ee ot we = Row. —_ PSAEDO dow woe P0000 Row nin P 220 tow s-___ 920.00 offected. ‘The best way to settie a| TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. $35.00 are 17.50 . thing definitely 1s to do it intelligently, | — eal ~ TOW eee sesesee set pmeenennnen nae! ow Location Opened then there fs no trouble and the city |"OR RENT—Nicely furnished two. ; - ; 8 assured of co-operation.” room apartment. Jackson Apartments e $30.00 are 15.00 Mr. Nisbet declined to state definite. | Phone 13-2 mmoda 2” GOW sailor : ly anything about the personnel of |>on pena ee “The Store Acco tin; ‘The Winter Garden roller skating| his department, stating that the w : ree-room furnished : wink which has proven so popular mong both young and old, opened te e splendid crowd yesterday after- poon with a new floor and new skates. The floor ts now under new man- agement and everything is being taken tnto consideration to make the hall an agreeable amusoment place for parties and entertainments. The new skates will be an added attrac- tion and porters are there to assist in putting on and taking off the skates. The music during the ‘after. noons and evenings adds to the piace and the ventilation is arranged to as- wure a degree of coolness which is most aoceptable to the active skaters. ‘The new smooth floor will attract an added number of skaters and the hall has-been enlarged to accommodate a great number at tho same time. scsi a Bac losei on Ex-Eing Prempeh of Ashanti, who 4s held as a political prisoner on a remote island in the Indian ocean, has been baptized in the Christian church. —_ Meet me at the Smoke House, Smoke Transo cigars. Public Is Amazed at Continued Enormous Demand for Tanlac People All Over America Want to Know What Is Behind the Phenomenal Success of This Preparation That Makes It the World’s Greatest Tonic. ep increasin, every year when other medicines seem to have a short-lived Popularity an are then forgotten? x © answer is simple enough. The test of time has proven to people oil over the American continent Tanlac always produces m ing results and that the relief it brings seems that ost gratify. remarkable to be more per- manent than ever before believed pos- 80, report that trying it out thor- aim it the World’s men and women of @ges and in a! With stomach, 5 am y disor- testified fully re-| ks of life afflicted | 1@ intended to handle things was slow n@ steady and only do one thing at a ime. ‘Stove League’ Stands Up to Talk Politics SHERIDAN, Wyo., Jan. 13.—Mem- bers of the “stove league” of the Gen. eral Store of Big Horn, neer here, who have cultivated the habit of sit ting on barrels containing cocoa and crackers, during their daily confera| ences around the stove, voted to re main standing today. C. D, Goodnow, the proprietor, has labelled the bar- rels “powder, danger.” London journals claim that British Women are now as smartly shod as those of any other country in the of these a! symptoms and re- stored to health and happiness by tal. in Taniac. Bit ging Tanlac has never been advertised as a all or that it would perform un- T and state business-like way that has comman: the confidence of all in the conse: ms set forth Dus de and for Tanlac any article that does no incrit, Unless full va the article adverti will ultimately “You can fool some of th Jof the time, but you can’ jthe people all of tho time. Tanlac has been well a: jis tr © underlays sed, the advertising 1 ‘8s own weight. people some fool all of tlaod, it arge and rapidiy neighbe jhas succee ling to talk a but they are more others of the me | ther. keep It is some to themsely the big; apartment. 838 West Twelfth street 1-13-3t Le LOST—$50 Liberty bond, fourth issue Phone 1506W or 221, 1-18-2t Vf 142 East Second Street MS Mi Graduate of Famous Palmer School—Five Years’ Practice / Room 343 Introductory Offer I Am Taking This as a Means to Introduce Myself to the People of Casper and Vicinity by Giving Them Phones 903-474 CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS Every Day Except Sunday 5 Months for $50 OFFER GOOD FOR THE NEXT 10 DAYS. Temporarily Located at the Permanently Located in My New Suite, Daly Bldg. (Over Old Lyric Theater) M. Gabrielle Sinclair, (CHIROPRACTOR) D.C. woatnSot "$7.50 Overcoats, Mackinaws and Leather Vests > Marked down from 25 to 50 per cent. A good chance © te buy one for next winter and save money on them. # 20 Per Cent Discount On Men's and Boys’ Shirts, Underwear, Sweaters, Hats and Caps. Trunks; Suitcases and Traveling Bags All reduced from 10 to'20 per cent for our Annual January Clearance Sale. Blankets, Comforts and Pillows \ " | grow! d not be brought | sible. ; rought | Tens of thousands of persons, every-| the ve it ts what HENNING HOTEL ‘ ¢ All reduced from 10 to 20 per cent for our Janu- where, who took it when it wae first} One b pene: Bedding for next winter. ary Sale. This is a good chance to lay in a supply of _+ EXTRA SPECIAL A Lot of Odd Styles of Collars Going at 5c Each or 6 for 25c Phone for Appointment Sa Richards & Cunningham Co. mand SISPIISIIITISIOIOISPTIOSISSIOPTIIDIIISIEIOSSSS SSD: ViLe il edhidhikkddkkhdddideddidededidededededadhdidededhedhohesheteLchuluhen : Ne oe i, a al MPO DIOP ID LIPID DD Did at