Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 31, 1922, Page 2

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4 PAGE TWO Cbe Casper Daily Cribune THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1922. Important Point — DAUGHTER QF (At wevion vo Jon N TNT TILED VETS ASKED ON BEER | oes curse, xe aes ated Press).—The capture by the Turk-| M ish nationalists of Eski-Shebr, the! —=— = out the country. Women’s clube Principal stronghold of the Greeks en FE2NSHMMMRy Wallen be ILI war workers and the ladies who aati Bambee ates bcstbts | - Once @ customer, always a cus tomer. Woods, the sign man. 8-294: sok part in the home activities that vy. November 4, ac | of the men “over there,” wilt be |Petition Signed by Half Mil- Dey. x nouncement mad. asked to take part in the “Ferset- | lion, Illinois Voters Is Pa- White House Bride and Hero- m Covk, natienal co menot day” movement, by b ~ ae 9 raded Today in in of Century Claimed To- the Disabled American’} participation tn the making \ ad Chicago. day at Home in Chi ot the Weed Wer: ruses Dowere “Sia oes 2° Sten part ro s organization of 100,000 | asain, on Novem! } a le . cago “il direct the work e¢ | in the aales ofthe favers. Weunded | SRTCAGO, Ane. 31. Mounted ona , ~ da through sale of forget- | 27< disabled American veterans, pe |& rn ct Chios an prod e ew or ere erywhere in the United | tents in hospitals throughout the |§50,000 voters of Chicago and CHICAGO, Aug. 31.— be are already engaged in making {asking for a referendum on light ¥, Nov. 4, the pro- an be used for all | t 7 favors, from cloth | Wines and beer, was paraded through the number to be |the loop ‘before starting “under ount into the mil- |convey for Springfielg to be filed merica will engage in jin Secretary of State Emerson's of- great, national movement for | fice. and comfort of the | The petition asks that = test of sen |timent on modification of the Vol- stead act be made in the November - |etection. The vote would have no le. THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA in an Exalted Record. There is nothing more wonderful in music than the climax to the “TANNHAUSER” Overture. It is imperishably fixed on a new VIC. TOR RECORD by this great symphony organization. ntended for en who made ng the world - " ttoen “alee abled Ameerican Veterans heave, Gap- jae! atient. ¢ geete or zy saa aa tees EEE ea ee ae ateugee | tain Cook stated that every city and ‘aL aetna ca named in cities wns through: { town in the United States will be ‘Wood, the sign man. Signs for all UTposes. 8-29-6t < requested to into enter the “forget- | P' : PADEREWSKI Plays a Nocturne. Co -as a Censor me day" project on an active f x d a% p* aS ¢ Bex that the Fesponse from the The first record he has made in a long time. ‘‘Nocture in B Flat” is a composition of his own, a subtle and poetic record, and a welcome utterance from the great master. Ask to Hear Victor Red Seal Record No. 74765. one, indieative of the | feeling end sentiment existing every. whe n the country for the me: ® up s© much during th war. Faretially ft Jes to BLACKHEADS GO QUICK Pee ne ag ls F seaeryes nnd = utter, for only $2 per BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD crate delivered free via par- expected on tory cel poate ane aaa will nes | She een en bee: or M soon be gone, hence hasten pal aa 4 ‘ . Bere Seat disesives them.|}to send your order with thie get about two ounces cash to powder from your druggist Uttle on the lot wet/ o rub over the. t ckheads | CHERRY HURST, ly for a few seconds—and wash é, You'll wonder where the black-| Fort Collins, Colo. s ha fone. The calonite pow- ‘ * q the hot wate gto to Fruit will be shipped them. Pinchin aqueezing || within 24 hours from the s ont the pores of the time order is received. SCHUMANN.HEINK Sings President McKinley’s Favorite Hymn. It was in September that this martyred President died and this great contralto’s September VICTOR RECORD is “Lead Kindly Light,” sung in a natural and heartfelt style. Ask to Hear Victor Red Seal Record No. 87340. in the Heart of the Loop Convenient to all theaters, railway si the retail aad wholesale districts, by living atthe | THE CLUB ROYAL ORCHESTRA Plays Two of the Greatest Fox Trots on Record. “WHO'LL TAKE MY PLACE WHEN I’M GONE” and “GEOR. GETTE.” If you hear this record you’ll want it. Victor Record No. 18919. | Col. Dent, her grandfatmer | } | | — NEGRO STRUNG i " 1 leave them open and un- y < r y — and unless the blackheads ’ ; : = and soft they will not come | Ke ‘ ; the simple application of ZEZ CONFREY AND HIS ORCHESTRA give you a real thrill when you hear them play “THE SNEAK.” This is the most unusual record in the list-——don’t fail to hear it. Victor Record No. 18921. | powder and the water dis- | . | them right out leaving the skin and the pores in their natural pSBREVEPORT, La, Aug. 31—The gondition. "You ean wet calonite po ly of Thomas Rivers, 25 years of ~ F eri” i. r at any drug store ant you are age, negro, alleged ‘confessed assaii 2H den had just HE] troubled with these unsightly blem. | tood on a street ant of a young white woman of this| ‘corner with husband in New | ‘shes you snould es pa uit ah ita city, fT te ‘ fi ple method.—Ady. ; Senator Purn“asthorttae "habina | Safeway’ Wrnee tt dias | CONSUMERS peta alan witeg ion Tithe bios ee from the limb of a tree near th at wae her privMege to smoke . , RECORDS—don’t miss hearing them. The place is here. reveport-Bossier highway. in struck it out of her hand, , ater Pariah, about 12. miles now the police commissioners The Velour The first shipment of Gebo Coal has ar- Shreveport. He was taken» fiom]. éclde if his men have the right B Parlo: rived in our yards following the resum ‘ f officers by mb late censors. ar! ps set va being: iraneterred to Denicn, mais 65 tion of operations in the Gebo mines . h MUSI S OPP E Inc. eee ae breed Re nee SAVE YOUR HAIR rhe C e = survey conditions ere bu " * 1 Commission to | sions %o'sercuste'toyseceamont|| 4, .,, 8 Yous Shampoo PRICES AS FOLLOWS: 488 East Second Street Phone 1748 binding upon the United States, eo + onee ° pant waht er R We Always Have-the Records You \“ant—When You Want Them. Visit Russi SOR ae a Classitied ads in. the, ribeye are abe a Lump $1 1 75 ton bd ers — give with every 50c paid at office will ug. 31.—(By The| win you a big prize. S12-+f aodeie on i oh sel Phone 2593 For An Appointment | —Try a Tribune classified ad—— Egg Nut $10.75 ton ie ; ORDER NOW. Autumn Suits of Unquestioned Charm Ready for Your Choosing At $24.95 $35 $42.50 AUTUMN DRESSES In street frocks. Very fine. Cordines lead. 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Frequently both fur and heavy em- Bo beet kesbas 68x45 $200.00 a'lining as gorgeous as the garment eelf E Mo-614:Saroulk 20.20 tet 12.1x9.0 $700.00 $24.95 $49.50 These rugs come in allover designs and no finer Orien- tal Rugs are made. $79.50 NEWEST DRESSY HATS Appealing originations for all occasions will interest those who k individ- uality in Velvets, Lace and Metal Cloth. seek anaiyt $5.95 $7.95 $12.95 FUR COATS ALL TO BE SOLD AT DECIDED SAVING OF FULLY 25 40 OVER HIGHER PRICES CERTAIN TO PREVAIL LATER IN THE SEASON. THE NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT AND SUIT STORE Hotel Henning Block 112 South Center St. An Unusual Selection of All Grades Of the Choicest Rugs Priced $17.50 and Up New shipments are arriving daily and we invite you to call and inspect them whether you buy or not. KHOURY BROS. Chamberlin’s Furniture Store “To buy a home, you need not flash A hefty roll of ready cash; In fact, it seldom doth require,” Said Happy House, “more than desire!” We make our appeal for home ownership princi- pally to the man of moderate means. Wealthy people are the only people who can really afford NOT to own their homes, if any can. We can arrange terms to suit almost any prospective purchaser who can make a fair down payment. J.F. Jones & Company REAL ESTATE 101 Becklinger Building Phone 1204 Res. Phone 1476-J (Watch for our Saturday ad.) SUT A A

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