Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 2, 1922, Page 9

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922. TFAPOT MORALS [SCOTT pmrcias = IN ol ING BACAR, He prot = to xe ml Mr. afi@ Mrs. James McLcod are the ‘ntended to give the Casper people the | pecial interest. The suiject will be by placing the eni‘re stock on sals/ bor.” at nie Center street store in a ell : bought it | one of the largest events of its kind| Prowl Parents of = baby gir! bore Pri j ever staged and hopes to druw cus-| 027 morning at their home 459 Bou a la pcard ee the news back ps ae nl aL Be 7s RAE oS iff’s Deputies in Survey of manufacturers and wholesale day. new merchandise in order to raise tm-| In view of the present strife be-| nate sowes "of “Eeapet te SiN0F.1 event nt_8:00 o'clock by the pastor Rev. tomers from this and nearby counties. | Durbin. he had bought about $35. Sorte a ae ret swoet 6.0001 Pastor to Talk On houses, who, on finding themselves mediate funds, wired three of their | tween capital and labor the sermon in aching the stage of a metro- —_—_—_—_—— ae fs | Mr. Scott owns four stores in Wyo- ads E Oacto Scott of ine Beate Cloth ming and euros is tos tba serotl eS a ee ees company returned this week from | Printers ink. a Have your ett cesyieoe uh riae! ——————_— at Arionig Maile tr tae CRS el Ne ILLS re Ae od Industrial Strife = Conditions Fri. forced to sacrifice $100,000 worth of = largest customers to participate in the) jthe Methodist church tomorrow night) ttan center and fs proving to be = = Misecca for residents of the desert area srrounding. Deputy Sheriffs Snow. and Deviin shments in that thriving city last ght which resulted in the finding of variety of hootch and homo trew a the arrest of several of its citi ‘Orifie Grgoe,“one “ot thie outstand s eters of the local undarworld arrested as being the proprietor an up-to-the-minute “parlor house” bere all the requisites of a real party re inevidence. Two women occu nts of the house were held as wit esses. Upon being questioned one these ladies stated that her home in Nevada, but that she had me here on the advice af a friend t “she could make money in the 1 fields.” ‘sam Sejones, Tony Prementoes and se Linder, were brought in on liquor rges and ere now reposing in the unty prensa v= SL Whether winging his «nerring way in the heavens or floating upon wilderness water, Gray Goose—always master of ’ effortless motion. Nature’s supreme achievement in. the economy of power, limitless when the emergency calls. This conservation of energy, taken from mysterious Nature, is applied to the de- signing and the driving of a motor car. ‘Vhis superbly flexible force, this eager response of power to your command is the accomplishment of the Wills Sainte Claire motor of eight cylinders, with overhead valves and cams. This sense of gliding over rough road and high hill is the product of advanced engineering in spring design, Riding arc driving are effortless in the Wills Sainte Ciaire. KENNEDY MOTOR CO. 236 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 ‘NRT SUM oTUDIO NEW BUSINESS HERE A shop where hand-made articles ¢ clothing can be secured will be at 240 East Second street, cf the Becklinger building, pt. 5, under the name of the Handi- Studio. e Handicraft studio will sell hand rticles or will fiirnish the ma- or will instruct others in mak- ig them, This three-fold service met create a wide patronage in " wontetae yarn hats, hand quilted atin comfortables, package a mong the thingy sola by the Mandi. t Studio. | pester AL SL Jewelry and watcn Tepatring by ex: rt workmen. All work guaranteed Casper Jewelry Mfg. Co., 0.-3 Bldg. | —_—____ , vood, the sign man. service, qual- ity. price. 829-6 September 11-16 The Casper Daily Tribune will publish every day, be- ginning next Tuesday and continuing to the end of Fash- ion Week, items of interest to the men and women of Cas- per and Natrona County with reference to the proper apparel for this season’s wear, A survey of the stores in Casper reveals a comprehen- sive line of both men’s and women’s wear. Anything that you desire can be purchased in Casper and at prices hat are right. Let us all pull together-on the home fraide proposition. Buy where you can see just what you are buying, with the assurance of “your money back” if you are not satisfied. Spend aoe money where you make it. Spend it in CASPER THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE he Casper Dally Cribune Mr. Scott stated yesterday that he| Lewis B. Carter, promises to be of es-[p fall benefit of his fortunate purchase |The Best Friend of Capital and La {8B PAGE NINE Have You Seen ==) EVANSVILLE The newest and fastest growing town in Wyoming, three miles east on the Yellowstone Highway, adjoining the Texas company refinery. 222 LOTS WERE SOLD HERE IN LESS THAN THREE WEEKS Which Entirely Sold Out the Original Townsite The Demand Continued Until it Became Necessary to Open A New Addition, Called EVANSVILLE. ADDITION THIS ADDITION CONSISTS OF 137 HIGH, LEVEL LOTS West of the Original Townsite and Paralelling the Yellowstone Highway LESS THAN 100 LOTS REMAIN TO BE SOLD These Lots Average in Size 50x120 Feet All Streets Have Been Well Graded Free of Cost to Purchasers The Electric Light and Power Line is Now Completed E And in Operation The Evansville Water Company, Inc., which will furnish water and sewer service to the townsite and addition on a rental basis, has or- dered equipment and material which will be installed as quckly as THE LOTS RANGE IN PRICE FROM $400 UP which are sold on our exceptionally easy terms, of 10 per cent cash and balance in 18 equal monthly payments. No taxes payable until December 1923. OUR SALESMEN WILL BE AT OUR OFFICE IN EVANSVILLE DAILY INCLUUDING SUNDAY “A LOOK WILL CONVINCE YOU” Guaranteed Investment Co. Main Office Zuttermeister Bldg. Branch Office Evansville Phone 410