Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 1, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO Soup Soloist In WATRONA COUNTY REPUBLICANS orn cn Room sings TO ORGANIZE AT SATURDAY MEET “ors contre’ ting soup musically has d beyond the garg- y Ben H. Gannon, for, stational at Stonner Sand- camp, Kent, England, the Waffle House yes- ved that they were lis he end of @ perfect day n the cornet, but cornet er could not be found. Fi- t was determined that the Recently Elected Committeemen to Name County ==» Chairman and State Committeeman; State Committee to Meet Next Tuesday Diners at lbankrapt stock of W. he Casper Daily Tribune hy shoppers desiring to be amoug the| people of Casper bargains that are al-{ prietor first bargain purchasers most unbelievable. | Huber recently purchased the A. Frenzel at| watches, in fact everything in the! sifts at this time. lesa than 25 cents on the deliar and] jewelry line, is offered et lose than; 1. Marker of Denver, ts aseistins for that reason ia able to give to the| wholesale prices. accarding to the pro-| Mfr. Huber in this sale. Mr. Lots for Your Money Natrona county cinct committeemen of the Republican mental air emerged from the party will meet tom fternoon at 2 o'clock at the court- of Gannon's bowl of soup. 18 : ourpe cting a county chairman, a state mm 8 ventratiawist.” house for the pur} voint aoterding te @ We Mince 4 when questioned committee ar cers, according to G. R. Hagens, aah” Cah” eentant Caienonn that he could chew and and imitate a cornet at | strating swallow, the name ina = NEW ORY SON0S STORE WILL OPEN SATURDAY ther high grade dry goods store e opened tamorrow on South treet in the old Canner bulld- Jer the manage- of the most | erchants of the west. Mr. | ormerly locuted in Rush-| eb., but outgrew the town and fo Casper because !t offered a gt as the regu in which Mr. Dayid is venient to shoppers. is who knew the manager in redict that he will outgrow t store in a short time and be necessary to move to os Powder Riv Gect! Davis, Robinson, Lone Bea te be filled in North § eves OPENING OF JEWELRY : ALE AT HUBER STORE 2 don't t fer, Split Rock, Buckn rege ech minto s you—and BP. C. € > that she Epblican state knows how to entertain,” the invita © of the largest Jewelry sales that @ent word to all t tition reads. ever been put on in this section of tend a conference t oo country was begun this morning Monday. Judge C aaaittlae ‘ube wie eaves “ace m the doors of Paul Huber's jew Der received word Will attend the Mondell_ will al winners and possibly the keys we Clty store were opened at 9 o'clock give with every 50c paid at office will The sidewalk had been blocked in front ‘win you a big prize. 8-12-tf of the store for a quarter of an hour Frank W. | | “Mother, let’s go | in that restaurant and get some Kellogg’s Corn Flakes an’ mith an’ fruit! Oh— I'm ao hot! An’, | Mother, I can eat a big bowlful if you'll go in there and get some | Kellogg's like we have home! Oh, come onl” | Kebloy CORN FLAKES with fresh fruit ! | never was such a hot day feast! Everywhere you go you'll find Kellogg’s Corn Flakes awaiting your call! Restaurants and dining cars provide this crisp, delicious, ideal warm weather repast. And, how good these wholesome, nourishing, appetizing flakes taste served with a generous pitcher of cold milk and 7 luscious fresh fruit! | Eat Kellogg’s Corn Flakes for health! As warm weather food they are supreme—easy to digest and cool- ing! Let the children eat all they want! See that | Kellogg’s are served at least once or twice a day instead | of the heavy foods that overtax big and little stomachs | and cause sluggish headaches and drowsiness. You have | no idea what a lighter summer diet means—watch th betterment in health! Z As an extra-treat for dessert some evening right soon, | serve Kellogg s Corn Flakes and fresh fruit with cream! | You can’t realize the treat that’s in store! 9 Be certain you buy KELLOGG’S Corn Flakes—the kind in the j RED and GREEN pack- age that bears the signa- ture of W. K. Kellogg, originator of Corn Flakes. None are genuine with. out itl CORN FLAKES | Also makers of KELLOGG’S | KRUMBLES and KELLOGG’S | BRAN, cooked and krumbled i Fenn eae ee parce Should Not Tempt You That's What Millions of Housewives Do — They know that Good Baking Pow- der can’t be sold for less; that “More for the Money” means bake-day failures, waste of time and money; that Calumet means economy. The World’s Greatest Baking Powder Turn In at the Sign of the ec GOOSE” For School Shoes Shoes of Proven Worth Since Wiggins Your Shoeman opened his store ‘Red Goose” All- Leather School Shoes have been prominently featured. Our confi- dence in them has been well placed, for the number of people asking for “Red Goose’ Shoes BY NAME has been steadily in- creasing. Your experience with your first pair will place you in this group also. \ INFANTS’ SPRING HEEL SCUF- FERS— Made of strong, pliable leather with first grade leather soles. Comfortable roomy lasts that shape growing feet properly. Select from black, dark brown or smoked MISSES’ SCHOOL SHOES—With just the touch of style the little lady demands. Broad or semi-English toes to choose from. Excellent fitters in arch and ankle. Black, brown or tan. Sizes 12 to 2, . $4.00 CHILDREN’S SCUFFERS — Made the “All-Leather” way, are bound to outlast others. Very flexible, long wearing soles. Ask for ‘Red Goose” Shoes by name. Black, brown or smoked elk. Sizes 8% ta 111A, priced....... * $3.75 BIG GIRLS’ SHOES—With low heels and shapely patterns. You can’t buy better Shoes anywhere than these AllLeather ‘Red Goose” School Shoes. Wonders for wear. Sizes 216 to 7, 5.00 priced up from priced Up fPOM. reer SOONER OR LATER You're going to come here to look at Children’s Shoes. When you do come, you'll probably buy a pair of the “Red Goose” brand, just to try them out. From then on you are going to be glad you came, because our ‘Red Goose” Shoes made the “‘All-_Leather” way give 100 per cent Shoe satisfaction to the parent. _The only question is—‘Will you choose their Shoes ‘here this fall?” You should! Wisc GIN "YOUR SHOEMAN' Many people are taking advantage High grade silver pla‘e, soli gold | af the sale to stock up with Christmas 4 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1922. Saturday SPECIALS W.H. BROWN GROCERY and MARKET AND (With the Exception of Meats, Which Can Re Sold Only from North Casper Branch.) AT THE GRAND GROCERY In the Zuttermeister Building, Which Is Now Running Under the Same Manage- ment as the W. H. Brown Grocery. Deliveries Made Anywhere in City and Suburban Districts. GRAND GROCERY PHONE 13 NO. CASPER BRANCH PHONE 490 Best Creamery Butter, Ib. 11 Ibs. Cane Sugar for.. Fancy Potatoes, 25 Ibs. for. Home.grown Cabbage, 7 Ibs. for. Large Spanish Style Onions, 3 Ibc. for. Thompson Seedless Raisins, 15-oz. pk Thompson Seeded Raisins, 15.0z. p Nice large Cooking Apples, per Ib Crab Apples, nice ones, 5 Ibs. for. Fancy Lemons, dozen. Bananas, 2 Ibs. for.... CEREALS Shredded Wheat, pkg. Cream of Wheat, pkg. Wheat Food, large si Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 74 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, small Post Toasties, large size.. Post Toasties, small size Quaker Oats, large si Quaker Oats, small si Mother’s Oats, large siz (Aluminum Ware in Each Package Mother’s Oats) Roman Meal, large si: 38. Puffed Rice... Puffed Wheat FLOUR 98 Ibs. Hard Wheat Flour.. 48 lbs, Hard Wheat Flou: 24 Ibs. Hard Wheat Flour. Instant Swansdown Cake Flour. Yeast Foam, pk Calumet Baking Powder, 1 1 Dr. Price’s Baking Powder, ca! Baking Seda, 1-lb. pkg 10d,’ GALLON GOODS Gal. can Strawberries, solid pack.. ..$1.29 Gal. can Red Raspberries, solid pac’ $1.29 Gal. can Red Pitted Cherrie: $1.19 Gal. can Blackberries, solid pack. 99c Gal. can Loganbetries, solid pack. 99c Gal. can Gooseberries, solid pack $1.09 Gal. can White Cherries. 99c Gal. can Rhubarb 69c CANNED GOODS No. 2 size Blackberries in syrup, can. No. 2 size Loganberries in syrup, can. No. 2% size Peaches in syrup, can.. No. 21% size Pineapple in syrup, can No. 2 size Pineapple in syrup, can.. No. 24% size Del Monte Sliced Peaches, can. No. 21% Del Monte Peaches, Halves, can No. 24% Bartlett Pears, fancy, can No. 2% Apricots, fancy, can. No. 1 tall Del Monte Fruits.. Grapes, Peaches, White Cherries, berries, Loganberries, Black Cherries. Best Iowa Corn, can. on No, 2 Tomatoes, solid pack, can Small Van Camp’s Pork and Beans, can. Campbell’s Soups, 2 for........ Fancy String Beans, No. 2 can. 15¢ Sifted Peas, No. 2 can.... 17¢ Pork and Beans, No. 2 can. 16c Brown Beauty Beans, No. 2 ca! 15¢ Van Camp Red Kidney Beans, can 17¢ No. 21% size Sweet Potatoes, can. 27c No. 21 size Hominy, can. 17¢ No, 24% size Tomatoes, sol 18¢ COFFEE Barrington Hall, 1.ib. ca Hills Bros. 1.1b. red can. J. S. B., 1-Ib, can.. Solitaire, 1-Ib. can. Morado, 1.Ib. can 3.Ib. carton White Lipton’s Tea, ¥/2-lb. pkg.. Lipton’s Tea, 14-Ib. pkg.. Gunpowder Tea, 1/2-Ib. p! Walter Baker’s Cocoa, 14-lb. can. 1.1b. pkg. Breakfast Cocoa .. Baker’s Chocolate, ¥/-Ib. cake. Large pkg. Naptha Washing Powde: Pearl White Laundry Soap, 5 for. P. & G. Soap, 4 for.... Creme Qil Soap, 3 for. Fancy Brooms, each.., Pure Cider Vinegar, bottle FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS Only at the North Casper Branch Phone 490 10.Ib. pail Lard 5.1b. pail Lard B one = All othe only. er items supplied from either the W. H. Brown Grocery or the Grand Grocery in the Zuttermeister Building at 228 East Second St., which is now controlled and managed by THE W. H BROWN GROCERY North Casper—Ph. 490 Grand Grocery—Ph. 13