Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 3, 1922, Page 2

Y CONTTACTS' NCLUDE LABOR teinforcement for Foundation of City Structure Author- ized in Contract Let to Herman Engelke. A series of minor contracts have een awaried by the city during the @st week for the purpose of protect %€ property belonging to the munict | jality. In addition to the contracts “Sued the chy is planning to compe! sholesale improvements in various @ctions of the residence district in/ Fder to establish available routes for| { sedestrias ‘tio in all parts of Cas- ser dt t weather seasons. One of the most important con- Facts that has been let was secured *} Herman Engelke. Under the con Fact he ts charged with protecting whe city hall building, which is hhreatened with destruction duo to he foundations sliding in the adobé $20 which surrounds the building. his situation excava- made entirely around West side and a but- ees of concrete several fect deep mad six feet wie will be constructed the building. This should af- jeoded Protection that will f the city hall building lerable destraetion upon the interior of the settling proc ceilings have been = Wars and donened and it was almost impossible ® make the roof watertight for any ingth of time, The new protection bould prevent further settling of the uilding by eliminating the moisture fom the threatened foundations, Robert Simpson. local contractor, wap been awarded the job of fencing be city cemetery with an ornamental tee! fence, Mayor W. A. Blackmore| tered into contract with him when lelght different varieties of roasted and Vision than formerir. sidewalk comstroction tm the past has faulty were brought to the at- the city fathers during the Saas. Toe ety Sailierarers to wuudertake extension of sidewalk @istricts into every section of Casper at the carliest possible opportunity A beso district comprising many streets Beotae weet and scuthwest Casper tm an lity will be paved this summer 3g ae Owners in the dis- the city council, sccord: urrent in governmental aid that the low price at whi ict No. 17 awarded is responsible for the desire| to pave streets in al per, to prasent to jin to word Display of Coffee Draws Attextion at | The Pigeon Store One of the most novel and educe- tional displays ever put on in the city is probably that of E. H. Pigeon, who hag in the window of his coffee shop unroasted coffee with a line running! to the map on the wall telling from | fectionery. what part of the world the coffee was obtained. Mr. Pigeon says that 85 per cent of all eutfee usd the Unitec States comes from Brazil, and that the other 15 per cent 1om om Central Amer-' ica and scattered points The owner of the coffee shop is in tensely interested in his work and has studied bis products from their origin to their consumption. He will have other displays during the year of edu cational value to young people espe cialty, — > MAS. HOWARD MILLER LAID AT REST Tony The funeral of Mrs. Howard a 1316 South Durbin, who died at her home Monday evening after a Jong ill. ness, was held at 2 o'clock this after noon at the Shafer-Gay chapel. Tho Rev. Blodgett officiated at the serv. ices. Mrs. Miller leaves a husband ils bid was found to be $500 lower fan his competitors When the city sidewalk contractor imdertakes ‘his work this summer ho! WM in all probability be compelled to than ever before in its Thousands of people will wait until next Fall, when Steamfitters and death, before ordering in on your foresight by mate this month, NOW. It means good-bye to to spotty heat; good-bye to high coal bills. An ARcOLA system means . in every room and it pays for itself in the fuel it saves. ARCOLA Heats Whole House Cheaper Than Stoves Heated Two Rooms A. Maijotte of 184.Division Street, River Rouge, Michigan, has aseven room home. For- merly he heated two rooms with two stoves. Now he heats all seven rooms with Arcora and American Radiators and saves a ton of coal a year besides. The price of a ton of coal a year is worth sav- ing; see ARcoLA today. -~ AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY mie more rigid spocifications and will never been late for duty. Here’ the reason metal] ARCOLA NO "Tuese money bags represent the average price of ARcoLA for the past two years. = See how the price is lower this month, NOW, and adopted son. | > During the twenty-five years she has been a telephone operator in New York City, Miss Anna L. Curtis has history. Plumbers are rushed to Arcota. You can cash telephoning for an esti- cold rooms; good-bye an American Radiator Abeat Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators for every heating need Denver, Colo. = 402 Seventeenth Street ap A fine Arcora book will be mailed you if you will send your name to the address above. And tele- Phone your Steamfitter or Plum- ber for an estimate, NOW. sections of Cas-|into two parts. performance will be purely minstrel jinciuding numbers in which the whole joast will take part. The second half | Will have six specialty numbers, all| jet them extremely clever and high|are now being prepared at a great cost |by expert artists, a great deal of confusion will pro-jan abundance of fancy costumes worn. | Watchdog Taken Along With Loot If the reservations made| OAKLAND, Cal, May 3.—Afternocn are not called for and bought within | prowlers, active in theeast bay distric the 24 hours however, the management] here elermsed Mrs. M. W. Harnish. She] lished in Kansas City and maintains the right to dispose of to another party jaos- guaran ‘The balcony of the house will be set come visitors. She named him:“Leth-| all jobe.were filled, each aside for the kiddies, who are promised | 4. absolute safety by the reason of the | fact that two policemen and two fire-| men will shows. sale have been reserved. may be made for 24 hours by phoning | either the Smokehouse or the Inn con The show, as is customary with minstrel shows, is divided | secretary-manager ot ‘The first half of the; mances starting at 8:15. | ais result on the Gays for the show, [because of the mited capacity of the |Etks’ new home auditorium on Sixth and Center. In order to avoid this, the executive committee has asked that all reservations be made carly. | Over halt of the tickets that are on Reservations | be on duty during bothjing. Tho shows will be evening perfor. tW ROLLICKING MINSTREL T0 BE PRESENTED IN OWN HOME| MPLOYMENT PROGRAM 12 and 7 o'clock the Elks minstrel band! will eviertain the public at the main) corner. Special scenery an@ electrical effects here | purchased ransacked. A mammoth minstrel show in which almost two score Harry C. Hoffman commissioner ot if] CAVE HALL = affected are gathering petitions people will take. part is the big event for Monday and Tues-|lsbor and federal director f emvler-| day of next week. This will be giver underJghe uuspices of | the Elks and is without duubt one of the best amateur was recentty tions of its kind that has appeared before Casper au: ENCES. man called on | for Inbor and there will be erated, clearance officen upstanding Airedale tral distributing points. sure desth to unwel | demand for labor had been notified and movement ‘Mrs. Harnish left Lethal in charge| the harvest fields stopped or of the home yesterday and went call She returned to find the house Vhleves had taken jewei- clothing ana —I ethal. the federal-state service, Shikany Dry Goods Co. Specials For Thursday, Friday and Saturday A most extraordinary purchase and sale of new Gingham Apron Dresses and Bungalow Aprons. Sale prices less than one ordinarily pays for the msking alone, Including dainty Cretonne Aprons, attractive floral designs and colors; gcod quality Gingham Aprons, neatly trimmed, full made, nice fitting; very at— tractive Gingham Dresses, new ideas in pockets, yokes and sashes; fine quality Per- cales and Gingham Apron Dresses, Organdie trimmed, fast colors. The newest col- ors in Crepes, checked or plain, black or cclored Sat- een, some embroidered: SALE PRICES FROM $1.25 to $3.50 Make it a point to come early Thursday for these are all bargains. Ladies’ Silk Hose A beautiful quality in brown, black and white, 95c PER PAIR SILK UNDERWEAR We are giving a 15 per cent discount on all Silk Under- wear, La Jersey, Crepe de Chine, Wash Satins, Nighties, Ted- dies, Underskirts, Kimonas and Negligees and Tricolette Bloomers, in the new spring colors. All Reduced 15% Girls’ Middies The ever popular Middy, the sen- sible garment for girls. Good quality white Middies, trimmed in red, blue or plain white. 6 to 14 years, $1.10 14 to 20 Years, $1.15 Thursday Friday and Saturday Only JUST RECEIVED A new shipment of Gingham Handkerchiefs In all the new colors, hemstitched and embroidered. Thursday, Fri- 25 day and Saturday Only, each_. ic Don’t Forget This Is the Home of The Pictorial Review Patterns Shikany Dry Goods Co. HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW FLORAL JEWELRY? b i 212 S. Wolcott—Phone 736 Around the Corner from Lukis Candy Co. emia ae ment for Wyoming, is in Casper in| Chugwater bank conection with duties of his off-« OdUC-| Whe in the city Commasoner Her | Cours B. Staffied.| came abe Casper | Prunder and’ Henan J. Kusel were Both days at|Chamber of Commerce, who be su-| Golivered at the state penitentiary a pervirion of the free employment bu-| Rawlins to begin serving their reau here, now a local clearing houss|tences, The former will 13 to 14 years and the latter from 12 “Every effort should be made to/to 13 years. get the man and the job together and keep then together,” said the comi-|livered at the included to other lines of work where needed. Through a united effort of labor will be avulded: the PRISON AT Wro., ‘ancy Tarkish Towels Good big size. Blue, Pink and Yellow. 3 for -$1.00 Third Floor. Shirt Waists Ladies’ white Voile Waists —nicely lace trim- 7 med. Suitable for Summer wear, at ORIG ec. Second Floor Wainut Candlesticks Walnut Candlesticks. Very elaborate in de- H} sign. Reg. $2.39 each. While they last for easasoe Fourth Floor. Middy Blouses Middy Blouses, in $ white. Well made of good qn Twill. 4 to 2 os Mosk Enamel Ware Large assortment of White Enamel Ware. Large Pails, Dish Pans, $ Tea Kettles, Coffee Pots. Reg. $1.29 to $1.98 values__. Fourth Floor. Knit Ties Men’s Knit Ties. $ In svlid colors and assorted stripes— TWO for... Main Floor Other Laramie county convicts de- Make Our Thursday Dollar Day Your Regular Shopping Day A Dollar Well Spent Is a Dollar Saved. Handkerchiefs, day only at _ONE DOLLAR YARD Wash Tubs Heavy, Nos. 2 and 3 Galvan- $ ized Wash Tubs. These are real bargains. Be sure to Bey at least one for___.__.. Basement. 500 YARDS OF Natural Colored Pongee Twelve mummy weight, so popular for Lingerie, “4 Special offer for Thurs- , Shirts, etc. Third Floor Men’s Work Shirts Men’s Blue Cheviot Work Shirts. Come in $ sizes 141% to 171% —full cut, TWO for Night Shirts Men’s Night Shirts $ made of splendid quality Longcloth. T All sizes, at... Main Floor. Windsor Lingerie Crepe This is Windsor’s $ best quality. Both plain and figured. All colors. 3 YDS. " Third Floor. stitched, others Lace trimmed, at Second Floor Silk Cornivoies $ Some plain hem- Cutee Suits Something new for, little boys 1 to 5 years. Made of Romper Suit- $ ing, Beach Cloth and Galatea, in plain and’stripes.. Main Floor. Ash Trays Colored Ash and $ Tray Sets. Very suitable for card parties. Choice... Fourth Floor. Golden Rule Dep’t Store LINDSAY & CO. Clothes Baskets Strong woven Willow Baskets $ and two dozen Clothes Pins “in this special which are going for the low price of... Bice 7 Ag large jar. Regu- lar $1.25 value for Only see Main Floor. One Hind’s Honey a Almond Cream and one Watkins’ Mulsified Cocoa- nut Oil, both for_ Main Floor Jap Crepe In all colors, full $ width, poet qual- | ity. Tomorrow— 3% YDS. for...... Third Floor. Tumblers Grape design and Star Cut Water Tumblers. $ Regular 19c to 23c each. SURO AY ce SIX for .. Fourth Floor. Boys’ Pants Boys’ Corduroy $ Knee Pants. Dark I: colors. All sizes. Per pair “lain Bloor Ladies’ Pink Bloomers Of light weight $ Satinette. Hem- 1 stitched, bottoms. at Second Floor. Basement. Ice Tea Glasses Thin blown plain $ Ice Teas. Regular 29c each. Thurs- day, SIX for... Fourth Floor.