Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN fhe Casper Daily Crfbune ~ ’ FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922. NORTHWEST LUMBER INTERESTS |#ope Held Out axsrvz. 32 mu: S 3 1{S THE LAST DAY THAT ARRAIGNED IN TRADE REPORT °°" "ured Mam, 1 Shop Sold ee wide Stok Oey state site ta| 20Mrs. Addington WASHINGTON, May 5.—(By The Associated Press.)— | Tuttle Stoux City student at the Uni Forma! complaint wa zed by the federal trade commis-| **r=Y of Wisconsin. who suffered a ~ , OF. © sion against th ir Exploitation and Export com-{qnen in a fainting opal ne nen | Mra. Mabel Addington, who has pany and anti kholders, and officers in the re-|acainst the bath tub, was reported|™any friends im Casper, has just _re- spondent assoc are lumber manufacturers in the| i= a by attending physicians. turned from California and has pur- states of Oregon, Washington and California. Hops was held out for the complete eames Gannon: Go tax 14 npeeveny eee ee Mrs. Ann S. Cowin and Mra Ros- The fainting spell probably was not/ ona Lemman, former owners of the Fishing Barred caused by Tuttle's initiation into a] °)8) srr for Deadwood, 8. D. Asef care ett fraternal organization shortly before, | | Dean Goodnight of the university re-] Good bargaii =| ° 2} For Cortservation | orca toasy tonowine n completel van Sant | Of Reserve Trout} a , Wyo, May 5. — The| ? c forbidding Mishing in the i = ell maneuver reserve, a 52,00-s ee ISS OT STORE FOR RENT In Ideal Location ARKEON BLDG. PHONE 1604-J the mountains northwe me and east of Laramie, is tion measure ar alfa million fry in these st and until these little an opportanity to sted ; Ask for McKeon or Archer sey not be permitted on|4 ation. —<——— ‘Try a classified ad in the Tribune.— — + POOSSOOOSSO0-O1-0-" New Importation in Silk Gingham and French Ginghan: Dresses Arriving Daily. Polo Coats | Full Silk Lined $15.00 | ¢7 CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES DRESSES wom 0S STATES casio | 6.) 6 FOO .._. HOT WO ENT) — ee Small Charge for Alterations. Providing You Buy Another Suit at the Regular Price. eT ae ee ee ee ee eS ee ea waa eee A We have broken all Wyoming records for suit selling. Why shouldn’t we? This Suit 4 i We Have Selected 56 Dresses from Regular Stocks. Values that offer'has been the greatest ever madeiin'theetate. < Dre says i Sold as High as $52.50 : e,e : =e For Saturday $15.00. Here Is the Proposition: i= af | Two $25 Suits Cost You. . $35 | Two$40SuitsCost You. . $50 , | SUIT S and CO AT S Two $30 Suits Cost You. . $40 | Two $45 Suits Cost You. . $55 Seam hasbeen , Two $35 SuitsCost You. . $45 | Two$50SuitsCost You. . $60 : mS if : 1 | $ 50 : The public has chica the opportunity. If you have not = SOLDIER TRIO. HELD = — S U A 5 FOR THEFT OF RUGS | , Be Here A I RD * Lae As This Is Your Last Chance We Are Showing Many New Numbers . GET HERE! GET HERE EARLY! Consisting of English Tweeds, Collet Checks, Tricotines, Etc. Values that Regularly Sold up to $52.50— THESE ARE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AND ALL NEW SPRING GARMENTS. Special For Saturday $21.50 ‘eddy and Bicomer Sets All Silk Hosiery $2.25 In Brown aud Cordovan Only. No lisle tops. Regular $3.75 Saturday Only Dedteao Di: All Suits sold Saturday will be altered the first of the week, as our tailors are swamped. " : ‘. If you are pressed for ready money, you may Made a game sheary, ons ity Pussy W 95 make a small deposit and we will hold Suits for you Special Sa atarday...00 3) ae until you are prepared to take same. THE WORKINGMAN’S FRIEND. HARRY YESNESS THE MAN IN THE BARREL | 114 W. Second Street Next Door to, Stockmen’ 's Bank All Spring $ 95 Suits, Coats and Dresses OF THE BETTER KIND We have picked out of the regular stock just 49 Ps Hats, in all season’s most wanted colors and shapes Values which regularly sold up to $16.50. E We } i | weights Peanas {| One Special Lot Hats ed = Saeee TERS We Rent and es pa All Make RE MACHINES yments if Desired ROYAL STANDARD CASPER TYPEWRITER ~ siz EXCHANGE ioe Str parse ata $3 95 OFF Se George J. Heiser, Prop. | jlean-| rice +f. eevee eet) “52 112 s (Phone 858 | Dieser ; bs ONE OF A KIND MODELS p's Grocery