Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1922, Page 10

PAGE TEN RETURN OF AEN. CARTER ASKED NEW CHURCH 1S PLANNED FOR Elé Present Site on East Second Sireet for Sale by the | it'be tien on the request from Cas Church and Second New Edifice Is Also Planned for Southeast Casper The return to Casper for another year of the Rev. Lewis |", condition E. Carter, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church, was re- by the official board of the church at the fourth | ana has kept its current expenses paid held here last night with the Rev. Irajup Reports | scriptions paid weekly in envelopes for quested quarterly conference W. Kingsley, district were made by the pa erintendent, presiding. and several o al conference of Metho A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY GARMENT UNTIL WANTED ulously low prices. New Silk Underwear Teddies, Gowns and-Princess Slips _._ $2.95 $6.00 values. Sale price—.._—.... $8.00 values. Sale price.__..__...._-». $10.00 values Sale price... __..-. #s+s--——-—____—- $4.95 Leather Purses AND HAND BAGS Values up to $7.50. While they last FIRE SALE PRICE Sg .95 Big Silk Hosiery In black, brown and grey. Regular $1.85 values. FIRE SALE PRICE | £9c fficers of the church | ROW most wanted colors and materials. up to $50.00. i “24 Of the better kind. All guaranteed. large luxurious fur collars. terials and styles. Values up to $79.50. $ 39° Che Caspet Dailp Cribune er of Bighth and South Center. The present church site is for sale and [324 now hes nearly #400 in « building fund. It is the hope of the congre- gation thet the new church may. be a started in a few months on the cor: ¢ it ls believed some business house wil! . ° ° ° ‘@ on that rite within the next few years as it is one of the best locations now available in the city. During the past few months the Methédist church has bought a site he > for a second church on the corner of hen it ts likely that favorable action |)°"." First and Botolph streets. As the city is growing toward the east per for the return of Rey, Carter Rev. Carter has been pastor only sbout 11 months but during <pat time S$ members have joined the church and the ttmances of the church have been reorganized and are in @ rrosper. The church has paid durin; the year over $4,000 of debt, $3,000 for its benovelent enterprises that location will be strates for an other church. At the close of the meeting last night, Rev. Kingsley gave an address showing the condition of the churches im the country at large and the need of a greater spirit of reverence and activity. ‘The annual conferen odist churches of v held at Powell, ber that purpess.;:"Fhe'records are kept by|°e > ee. Wichita, Kan., will preside C. E. Hoffhine, and his work has been eats, ee tematie and accurate. Ladies’ Ald society has raised the church ofthe Meth The church is maintained by sub: a key for every 50c_paid. 1 SERB Et New Fall Coats Silk and satin lined. Fur collars. Values up to $49.50. S FIRE y New. Fall Coats All fine quality, season’s Values « assortment. FIRE SALE PRICE New Fall Coats With All newer ma- FIRE SALE PRICE Pay up for your Tribune and get B12-t¢ INSURANCE AGENT SEIZED FOR DEATH YOUNG SCHOOL TEACHER DENVER, Colo., Aug. 22.—With the arrest of Albert J. Lowe, an insurance agent, on a charge of murdsr, the police of Greeley, Colo., announced today that the warrant was issued as the result of a month’s investigation following the death ostensibly through the explosion of a gasoline stove, of 2-year-old schoo] teacher of Bloomington, ted that they accumulated evidence tending t©/ death with a hedvy stove weight, sat- that the young woman who !s|urated the body in gasoline, wrecked o's sister-in-law was pursuaded by|an oil stove to simulate an explosion death. be: °59 Skinner, thorities: h accident To accomplish this, the polite French Coney Coats Regular $95.00 values. FIRE SALE PRICE .50 10° tion with the result that the warrant charging murfer was sworn out upon the arrival of the mother at Greeley yesterday. ———— GENEVA, 42: 22. — Despite re ports circulatyd today that Lieut- Ernest De Muayter, Belgian balloon ist had been declared winner of the recent Jamys Gordon’ Bennett cup race, the race committee announced lege, Lowe beat his kinswoman to im to tay an Insurance policy fromjand set fire to the kitchen of his thst final decision had nét been ‘im, naming him as the beneficiary.|home in which the proceeding took | "sched. | The policy he sold her was in reality | place. The personal account of De Muy- own death warrant for he imme: ter must be heard by the committes nothing was sus-| pleted before the decision is render: reached, Blooming: with the s opening th?| expected to require several days. there. Since that time Miss Skinner's mother and the police have conducted an investiga- ake: 50c_pal No Exchanges EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD BEFORE REMODELING OUR STORE. GREATER BARGAINS FOR TOMOR- , WEDNESDAY, THAN ON THE FIRST DAY OF THE SALE — $40,000 WORTH OF NEW FALL MERCH || Has been received since the fire and must be disposed of immediately regardless of cost. This is your opportunity to buy new fall merchandise at ridic- Never before have you ever seen such bargains that will be offered here Wednesday, August 23. COME EARLY TO AVOID THE CROWDS. Just pick out what you want and bring to the desk to be wrapped. DONT FORGET Fuchs’ is the store for Fur Coats; every gar- ment guaranteed to be as represented. SPECIAL NAINSOOK NIGHT GOWNS Lace and embroidery trimmed. Regular $3.50 values. Take your choice FIRE SALE PRICE 98c New Fall Millinery 200 new Fall Hats. Take your pick. Regular values up to $15.00. FIRE SALE PRICE $ & 95 New Fall Millinery 150 brand new Fall Hats. New York’s lat- est sensation. Values up to $22.50. FIRE SALE PRICE All high grade FIRE and styles. FIRE This the authorities state, oc ed the authorities allege began|s month ago b: curred] and an examimation of his log com: t her murder ca a way that not] nected until I #ould enable him to collect the} ton. m1 fit but also an addedlonjected to the 0 payable should the inwurcd meet] cortin prior to burl Lea and this together with cliecking se and it is said! ap of reports of other. contestants, ts ay up for your, Tribune og gail Casper Daily Tribune No Charges EVERY SALE FINAL New Fall Dresses Satins, ete. Values up to’ $30.00. “> New Fall Dresses A wonderful assortment. "al New Fail Dresses Of the better kind. In all the finest grades of materials, the new drape effects, etc. Values up to $59.50. FIRE SALE PRICE TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1922. The homes of Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin and numezsus now- Dies of the movie world were designed 274 built by a woman, Mrs. A. B. Masscher of Los Ancelet. —— TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE—Kitchen ad livingroom furniture, same as new. Call before 9:30 in the morning or after $ in the ry evening. 318 S. Jetfersnn. sine FOR RENT—Threeroom furnishes house. 1084 S. Oak. 8-22-4¢ ~ WANTED Have you a five, six or seven-room modern house for rent to reliable and permanent parties? .State what reat asked, Address. Box A-69 No Refunds IDISE Canton Crepes, .Crepe SALE PRICE a All sizes, colors Values up to $45.00. SALE PRICE 75 ae