Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO CANDY FACTORY Che Casper Daily Cribune GETTING OUT OF THE RED FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1922. Much publicity will be given te Hell's Hal: Acre by this and other methods. It is the purpose of the club to awaken as much tnterest as possible in the great natural basin, lunch. The unveiling will be made a ittle later in the day. A committee composed of Dr. C. H Carpenter, W. D. Allely and Charles B. Stafford will have charge of the KIWANIANS 10 IS ADDITION TO LOCAL INDUSTRY Former Cafe. Location Being Remodeled) for Model Plant Planned by Lukis Company, Newly Incorporated } and largest enterprises to be i at known ds the Lukis Candy com- ; ler the laws of Wyoming, with a capi- | In order to make this possible C. | ompany and William Lloyd of DEGICATE SIGN ON AUGUST Local Club Plans Motor Trip to Hell’s Half Acre in Celebration of Movement. An attractive sign is to be placed at Hell's Half-Acre on August 5, by the Casper Kiwanis club. This sign will be of considerable size and has been painted by Duane Stolp. It will @rpounce the name of the famous exercises. and to draw tourists to it. For whipped cream, good cooks RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK clean — sweet — pure ALL GROCERS SELL IT sceiulc spot and will accredit the erec- | tion of the sign to the Kiwanis club. An inscription somewhat as follows! will probably be painted on the sign board “This place was discovered in 1833 by @ detachment of Captain Bon- neville’s party. At that time it was emitting sulphurous fumes and gases| from bituminous deposits and was named by them “The Burning Moun- tain.” The Kiwanians will go to the place in the afternoon and will take their Try this perular recipe for WHIPPING RED CROSS MILK (the entire When cool, open the can and pour m contents of small cun or half coments tall can) into Les Casper and the be known for ‘DEMOGRATSTO © WEET TONIGHT chilled bowl (place in another tow! cracked ice). After the milk is thoroug whip as usual for about five minu nary egg beater. Sweeten and Keep on Ice until served. Red C: satistactorily without heating, but better results are assured when above recipe is followed, Tva ronal? eran eet cries ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT Unequaled Values In Seasonable Footwear Cigarette *lcently took over the Columbia show| time. You come here to laugh, and chuman and tndoced & number of changes ints | $5 weve wane to mabe couetaces ICH -Perr, —s Mylie knows how to get ac-| The change of bill tonight makes ’ y It's toasted. is of his workers, it is said. Furthermore he knows how to get laughs out of his audience. possible the production of “Hotel one extra process | Topsy Turvy.” The name has set us 5 gives a rare and wondering. ‘Battle Tonight $$$» —___ He will tease it with the promise —_—_ delightful quality : of a captivating climax, pok —-Imposs' to eaeiiy asouke Sam Mylie Is New saat at i our tisappoint 1]. Were it not for the dust particles| DENVER, Colo, July 28 — Jack ible iy disappoint it. 1 .|in the atmosphere our azure skies would be as black as they are at y in operation not r 1 at which time position to supply the netr high class line of con goods. s is predicted for the duplicate. Guaranteed by -—.. Ke Maite Dac Perry of Pittsgurgh, and Harry Schu- man of Denver, welterwelghts, will clash here tonight in a 12-round bout to a decision. Frankie Murphy, Den- ver welter, has agreed to meet the Columbia Director night, and we should see the sun and stars shining with undimmed lustre. oe . but you'll laugh and, in the words of Mylie himself, You, don't come here to cry. We've all_got troubles enough in the day Pep and plenty of 1 to be the motto of Sam M That seems ie, who rv Meet_me at the Smoke’ House, CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES The Final Closing Out of All Summer Apparel The following items must be sold a: our policy prohibits us from carrying sea- sonable apparel over from one season to the other. Ask,those who buy here re- garding the wonderful values they obtain in our closing out of summer apparel. This stock will not last long at these prices. 30 Summer Dresses, $2.50 Each | 40 Summer Dresses, $7.50 Each Come in Jap Crepes, Dotted Swisses, These Dresses are of the better qual- Ratines, etc. Values up to $12.50. ity. Come in Ratines, Uncrushable While they last Linens. Regular values up to $29.50. S$ 2 .50 No as in town at 42 Summer Dresses $4.50 Each a SO Beautiful Organdies, Dotted Swisses, 23 Dresses, $15.00 Each Uncrushable Linens, Jap Crepes, etc. One lot odds and ends Dresses. Values up to $20.00. Your choice at Values up to $69.50. $4.50 ‘$15.00 Sweaters and White Skirts at 20 Per Cent Off We offer a substantial discount of 20 per cent on all Sweaters and White Skirts. elye Millinery - Lot 1—Gage Sailors. Extra fine val- ues while they last. Values up to $18.00 at __$4.00 Lot 2—Gorgeous array of beautiful late Summer Hats. Marvelous styles and shapes. Regular values up to Sut at only. 9 LoD Women’s Patent Straps Fawn Suede Back Quarters New round toes, box Cuban heels. The season’s biggest hit. All Suze $5.98 Women’s Black Kid Straps Made from soft black kidskin, neat round toes, Baby Louis heels. All sizes... $4.98 So extra delicious With fresh fruits ona hot day No other food has such an appeal on a hot day as Kellogg’s Corn Flakes! They win fickle appetites, they satisfy hungry folks! And, my, but they are delicious in their crisp crunchiness-and wonderful flavor! Women’s House Slippers Made from soft black kidskin, flexible soles, comfort- able low rubber heels. All sizes * z Men’s Dress Shoes Made from brown calfskin, full round toes. rubber heels. All sizes... SS As* an extra-summer taste thrill, eat Kellogg’s with bananas or the luscious sum- mer fruit now in season. Such a diet is not only ideal from a health standpoint, but it is refreshing—cooling and enjoyable beyond words. Eat Kellogg’s Corn Flakes liberally be- cause they digest easily. Let the children have all they want. All will be better for a “lighter diet—and free from headaches and sluggish drowsiness. ONE LOT OF Wash Blouses To close out regardless of the price we are asking for them. Values up to $7.95. Needless to describe, they are wonderful values. Special at $2.95 First showing .) Insist upon Kellogg’s Corn Fiakes.in the RED and GREEN 4 package that bears the signature of W. K. ECONOMY New Fall Models in Elegant French SHOE BASEMENT Pattern Hats See the largest assortment now on display. Sie hitches: Ga SPECIALISTS IN APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Kellogg, originator of Corn Flakes. None are genuine without it! IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN’ 122 1-2 East Second Street Operated by * \ Also makers of KELLOGG’S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG’S BRAN, cooked and krumbled