Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 14

Zu fl PAGE FOURTEEN _ de Casper Daily Cridune WIGGIN ee — re) 4 rst a rd ill Ia | Saturday, 9 A. M. Sharp Bought Less Than Ten Days Ago 72 PAIRS MEN’S DRESS SHOES Men, the good old days are back and I am going to prove it—you may not believe all that I say about this shoe and pass this opportunity by—but if you do pass it by you are the loser not I, for every pair in this group is worth three times what I am asking for them. Tomorrow morning. Read this descrip- tion twice—Men’s Black Calf Goodyear Welt Dress Shoes—made on English lasts. A value that sold in 1920 for $15.00—sells now for $10.00. All sizes from 5 to 11- First Choice $4.99 SECOND CHOICE 1 CENT OA THIS MUCH MORE ABOUT OUR ONE CENT SHOES Tomorrow morning at 9 A. M. sharp I am hanging on the one- cent racks 240 pairs of Men’s and Ladies’ Shoes—that Posi- tively are the biggest shoe values that have ever been placed on sale—at these prices. This is not an idle advertisement— just to make the reader curious—but a bona fide offering of $10.00 shoe values. All priced at a tremendous saving—with an extra pair thrown in for Ic more. If you ever expect to need shoes again. how can you afford to let this offer pass? 9 A. M. SHARP M. Sharn 60 PAIRS ‘WOMEN ’S STREET OXFORDS Let dad’s breakfast go on this number to make you late to be here at 9 A. M. sharp, for they won't last over 50 minutes, if 30 women enter our Economy Section on time. The uppers are brown and black kid skin—the best grade kid skin on the market today—the soles are Goodyear welted—the heels are for dress—these Oxfords positively can- not be made on present market and retailed for less than $10.00. First Choice $4 QQ SECOND CHOICE 1 CENT 9 A. M. Sharp if it’s going Here Is Our Amazing Offer Tomorrow morning at 9 A. M. sharp we have carefully hung on the purchaser a distinct saving—but to go one step farther to- morrow——you may choose an extra pair for JUST ONE CENT additional. In other words, you get two pairs of shoes for ONE CENT more than the sale price of one pair. To make it still plainer —we will say you make your choice of a pair of Men’s Dress Shoes out of the $4.99 group—then for just ONE CENT more you can make a SECOND CHOICE, providing it is from the same group. If ‘you don’t want two pairs of shoes for yourself you can bring along a relative, frienj or a neighbor, and split with them. We don’t care, but in order that the greatest number can share in this remarkable offer, no more than TWO PAIRS will be sold to any one customer, or combination of two. No refunds or exchanges on cent shoes. Don | ECONOMY] A SENSIBLE PLACE TO TRADE i rs Pr Every Pair Crisp, Brand New Shoes,” racks four distinct groups of shoes—each group priced to afford’ | SHOE || BASEMENT FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922. ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT Keeping the Bargain Trail Ablaze With Still Greater Values at One Cent a P ONE CENT A PAIR air WOMEN’S DRESS OXFORDS As a word of introduction to this Dress Oxford this much I am positive of—it’s been a long time since any of you ladies have walked into a shoe store and was able to pick out your size in any dressy shoe pat tern at $3.99. So to bring you down tomorrow morn- ing at 9 A.M. sharp. I am going to put on sale 48 pairs of Black Kid Lace Oxfords—with soles that are light and flexible—the heels are for dress. All First Choice $3.99 SECOND CHOICE 1 CENT 9 A. M. Sharp e Would you believe me if I told you that I have seen ~ shoes of this particular quality sell for $18.80? Would you believe me if I told you that this same shoe value cannot be sold this very day for less than $11.00 a pair? Now, if I have impressed you let us read on. The uppers are made from the finest brawn or beaver kid that money will buy—the toes are plain—the soles Goodyear welted, are light and flex- ible—the heels are for dress. All sizes. First Choice $4.99 SECOND CHOICE 1 CENT 9 A. M. Sharp — This Special Offer--9 A. M. Sharp | 122%: EAST SECOND STREET