Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1922, Page 12

ae ee cts Shs bee tus alt ollie yr yee PAGE TWELVE FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1927 fhe Caspet Daily Cribune Casper after having attended the fo- CARD OF THANKS. oe interest they took in our Wit; Th ener pene ee See here for several days. He left yes- MARKET CLIMBS|==:5 TELEPHONE POLE BROKEN = IT " LENDER 15 SCASHING © (SPRING TERM OF COURT | ws wins so smn our sronas ane] Fy wien very vst wenen ana _ BARNETT WIL, ‘ After having suffered from a neighbors with all our Bearts for the|love to ell, 9 Show You and Sell Yo, hronic ailment for several mont! many acts kinda: Mberal are eo: ree PRICES ON LAST DAY | = IN CASPER A NOJOURNED | ze: tee oot “nt ivi Soa | $95 to $50 Suit for $18.7 gical operation. She rallied from the cies Uhh dactieat ain deonae al ad : biet ae = : operation and for five days appeared ALVA SALE also the members of the Needlecraft 3 | Sun the shock seddealy claimed her FTE Of Jules ©... Brown: Dap aaiemensiiione Rowe esse fee SP: Of MES | AM See Oe lesen we eS s hess to us an? loved one; siso Dr.| row at 1 o'clock, passenger. Phope a ite. A THE FI || the spring term of the district court | BOO" 0 wth and be Gclane. etebte nb Teeeeee _Cmeatfiet aac Ante offering bargains in ‘wowen’s Mra. Jarvis before she underwent the) to-wear, never before heard of in at the Eastern Salvage com- Again Like Ola. Old Time Self} pany, is pianning to make the last day Seattle Woman Says Tan-|ot the sale ono of the biggest events lac Is Just the thing for |!" the history of The Leader. Sb suc- cessful been the sale during the ‘at Who Suffer as Shz/ ‘ist week that the Salvage company is planning to gtve Casper people the Accorfing to information received by ‘Thomas Cooper, a well known wool man here, from Dr, J, SM. Witson. president of the Wyoming Wool ing of the spring term in the Fremont county division of the Sixth judicial Growers*-association, a wool poof was disposed of recently at Jericho, (ah, which the clips sold at 40 cents, age 64 per cent. This same class of wool, which ts used for‘the making of fine clothing. has been quoted fn Boston clean at from $8 to 92 cents. The Utah pool price would mean that the woul’ Boston price de brought up to $1.15 & wools would not sell 5 cents, It is thought price wil be heralded deal of optimism by growers, some who e near future. NEW OEPIRTMENT STORE TO BE" OPEN SATURDAY IN BEGKLINGER.BUILOING “Harper's,” Casper’s newest depart- ment store, will be opened auspicious- ly to the public tomorrow morniris, ‘The store is located in the new Beck- ui building on East Second street, eccupying the entire center store m of this imposing two-story bust- ness stracture, the completion of which marks the closing in of the en tire block with business buildings. “Harp will handle both ladies" and men's ready-to-wea: clothing, also children’s apparel. Bolt goods, notions and a general line of depart- ment store merchandise will be car ried in stock. Special features will be introdnced on the opening i Se GEORGE JARVIS RETURNS FROM MOTHER"S FUNERAL An Mness extending over a period of several months claimed the life of Mrs. Margaret Jarvis, age 69, mother of George Jarvis, Casper ofl man, Mr. and Mrs, Jarvis have returned to JOHN P. OFF IN AUTO CRASH; CAR OCCUPANTS ESCAPE A telephone pote was dragged from its natural habitant about 7:30 last aight when a Buick touring car driv. fen by H. B. Pitman forced it from its pathway at Eighth and Center streets. A. R. Jamison was driving a Dodge coupe om tigth and Mr, Pitman was coming behind him. When Myr. Janil- son turned south, Mr. Pitman attempt ed to avoid him and lost control cf the car. The Buick ran nto the pole break ing it about four feet above the ground and carrying the remainder a distance of 15 feet. One of the front weels was torn off; injury to the radiator and transmission, besides general dilapida. tion was suffered by the wrecked car Forest Jones, who was in the car with Mr. Pitman, suffered several ‘cuts about the face. No one was injured seriousty. It is reported that the only harm sufferod by the Dodge was a prneture. Although it was expected that the matter would be brought up in police court toni¢ht, Mr. Pitman states that a settlement out of court has been arranged. Sa eames R. G. Taylor, persident of the Ma- rine Oil company, left Thursday for New York City, where he will spend several days in the interests of the company and its successful operation on the New York curb. pile abn sh ESE CINCINNATI—According to where 100th aniversary of the birth General Grant was observed. BARNETT WILL Show You and Sell You $10 Men’s Raincoats $4.75 233 EAST SECOND STREET These are our regular prices. Let us help you, make the dollar go a long way. GRIFFIN PHONE 1288 BEEF Choice T-Bone, Ib-324c Choice Sirloin, lb_—...30c Short Cuts or Club Steak, Ib. ——.--30¢ Round Steak, Ib__.25< Hamburger Steak, Ib. 15c Choice Pot Roast, per lb. ——_____.....18e Good, meaty Shoulder Boil, Ib. .--—-----——- Prime Rib Roast, extra fine this week, boned and rolled, lb__.224%c Prime Rib Roast, stand- ing, Ib.—.....-— 19c Short Rib of Beef, 8 lbse.20r Shoulder Steak, Ib__20c * PORK Pork Shoulders, whole or half, Ib....._-19¥ec Pork Chops, Ib..30-32%c Pure Pork Sausage, home-made, 2 Ibs. 35¢ Small Pork Loins, whole or half, Ib... 28 4c Pork Steak, Ib... 23¢ Lean Shoulder Butts, fine to bake, Ib.2214e Spare Ribs. 17lc Fresh Hocks —12%c Home-made Link Sausage, Ib.__... VEAL Shoulder Steak....__25¢ Loin Steak -~. Shoulder Roast — Shoulder Boil__. Breast Veal (fine stuffed) Veal Chops..__....32%e ..25¢ WE DELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY TWICE A DAY. STOP AND SHOP. WE BUY THE BEST—DO YOU? LAMB Genuine Spring Lamb. Shoulder, Ib Steaks, Ib. Chops, Ib. Best Fine Stuffe 1Be SPECIALS Weinies, Ib... 221% Frankfarters, 1 Tb... 22ize Sugar-cured Dry Beef, Ib__ Ib. Caif Hearts Calf Liver... é Harkermer Country Full:Cream Sharp Cheese, Ib_.. Calf Brains, set. Sugar-Cured Corn Beef. This is something choice. 12%c and 17%4c Pi BACON Supreme, whole or half slab, Ib._........35¢ Premium, whole or half slab, Ib..........35¢ HAMS Your Choice—Sugar- Cured Skinned Hams, Whole or Half. Armour Star_.__.37%%4c Morris Supreme __37%4c Ham Shanks -.___17%e PURE LARD 2 Ibs. for. .35¢ 5 Ibs. for_—____ -85c 10 Ibs. for.._...___$1.55 50 Ibs. for. -—$7.40 —— “I believe the ‘fin’ saps the vitality of everybody who has it. I. know it did mine, and I never got my strength back until 7 began taking Tanlac,” said Mrs. F. Reed, 1125 North 83rd street, Seattle .Wash. “I was't onry weak and run down, but I also sutferea a great deal from hearthurn and no matter how little I ate, I was miserable for hours after- wards. “Since tking Tanlac I eat anything I want, my digestion is splendid and I feel like my old seif again. I think it ts only my duty to recommend Tan lac to those who suffer like I did.” Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Casper Pharmacy and by leading druggists everywhere—Adv. A-B CAFE Chop Suey house, 303 West B street. Phone 1806]. We seil Japanese table sauce, 60c a bottle. 4-27-5t* BARNETT WILL Show You and Sell_ You $7 and $8 Stetson and Knox Hats $4.95 Values Which Regularly Sold Up to $52.50 been equaled. cial for Saturday. Hats! All Suits, Coats and Dresses SPECIALS FCGR SATURDAY Special Lot of Dresses $1 52 Our New York Office has just sent in a marvelous purchase in Dresses, to- gether with styles we have selected from our stock. They are all out ofthe or- dinary styles and only one of a kind models. Sassy Jane and $6.95 All guaranteed to wash. which regularly sold up to $9.95. Spe- benefit of further low prices in order to complete the undertaking of dis- posing of the entire stock of The Leader. district. The Lander term will occupy the at- tention of the court for about three weeks, Upon return Judge Brown ‘The sale started 10 days ago and the| win issue the order for a grand jury undertaking will close with a blaze of| probe of local conditions. price cutting tomorrow which will bring every article in the store to a rock-bottom price. An investigation of the new reductions will convince. ‘The store will open at 9 o'clock to- morrow morning with all the reduced prices in force and plaiatr mar«ed. For details see The Leader advertise- ment appearing in this issue. fase aac = SE. —Try_a_Trimune_ctassified_af—— BARNETT WILL Show You and Sell You $1 and $1.50 Ties 50c BASE BALL SUNDAY April 29 AMERICAN LEGION Vs. SMOKE HOUSE GAME CALLED 2:30 P. M. ADMISSION 50c One of a Kind Models. Values This is the Blouse. SMART CLOTHES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES ANNOUNCE FOR SATURDAY ONLY A Sale on the Better Goods 0% All Colors and Styles These are values that have never New Flapper WASH BLOUSES JUST ARRIVED $2.95 newest thing in a Wash They come in all combina- tions of colors and im all styles. Hats! Hats! SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY—IN TWO LOTS LOT 1—Consists of trimmed Hats. Regular values up to $15.00. $4.50 SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES CASPER’S EXCLUSIVE LOT 2—C onsists of Pattern Hats. Regular values up to $25.00. | $7.50 WHERE POPULAR PRICES PREVAIL Note Our Saturday Specials Ladies Lo-Heel Made up in patent leather or dark brown calf—the heels are lo—the soles are welted—both made with a neat 9448 broad strap buttoned over the instep. Allsizes. Priced... Men's Goodyear Welt Dress Shoes “Made up in dark brown calf—with solid leather outsoles— insoles—heels and counters—Goodyear Welt soles—rubber heels—neat round toes. $4.98 Allsizes. Priced...—., Boys’ “All-Leather” School Shoes ie up in dark brown or black calf—with full roomy toes, or so-called wei toes, to choose eee rs heels. Sizes 214 to 6, $3.98. Sizes 1 to 2, $3.48. Sizes 9 to 1314 iad 24 e, priced __.. SATURDAY MORNING SPECIAL This value won’t last many hours for it’s too good to pass if one needs a slipper for handy wear—Read carefully—Ladies’ One-Strap Cuban Heel Dress Pump—made of all black kid ped Kid finished)—all sizes. Priced...... $3.24 Economy — AT THE HUB CLOTHIERS We will make Economy Day a weekly event. Yo prove that our Economy Day is worth your consideration we will offer a maelstrom of value-giving that will arouse the city of Casper and vicinity. Space permits us to mention only a small percentage of the incomparable bargains on sale in MEN’S CLOTHING, MEN’S HATS, CAPS AND FURNISHINGS. and hundreds of other itéms. Men’s Blue Chambray | Qne Lot of 200 Ca Men’s Dress. Hats. We sell Work 65e Silk Lined. Values Pe the celebrated No-Name Birt a2 — to $2.50. Economy Price | His *t* DR Men’s Socks. Black and ount 0: oi assorted Men’ : e colors -.. 10e 95 Cc me s Khaki Pants. Se Men’s Pad Elastic Garters. Price ..... ic Economy i e price ... _10e Men’s Overalls. 220 wt. wens pal Work Shirts. Men’s good quality Dress patie _95e price my... 98C Shirts. Neat patterns, with and without collars attached 1 gat ee 5e UNMATCHABLE VALUES IN NEW SPRING SUITS: Some With 2 Pairs of Pants. We carry such standard makes as Campus Togs, Style Plus, Michaels-Stern and Langham Hi Clothes. SUITS SPECIALLY PRICED FROM Men’s Balbriggan Athletic | Khaki and White Hem- stitched Handker- meapier 8e chiefs, each aur Se SHOE BARGAINS That will surprise your fondest expecta- tions. You save big money on every pair you buy. $1.85 Men’s All-Leather Scout Good quality, in the Shoes, while 72 pairs last. Men’s Dress Shoes. $15 ‘to $45 Lae English and Blucher lasts. priced ati = $4.50 Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Men’s Good: Welt Back. yeas Welt Werke pe Shoes. Specially priced__.... $3.75 Men’s Neckwear. Priced upwards 19 e Oh We Carry a Complete Line of W. L. DOUGLAS DRESS SHOES . From $6.00 and up. The selling price is stamped on every shoe. 224 South Center St. a