Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO i TITLED HUSGAND OF YANK HLIINGs Rak | HEIRESS UNABLE TO GET AID IN PLANS | passpor7 From HUNGARY BUDAPEST, Nov 4By the Anton © American , daughter, of, MANILA » FOR REPUBLIC : tes by the Hungarian The count made a ent of the refusal, declaring that h imnrunity as a deputy re being violated by the interference of the | police, “who are curtailing my free- dom as guarantéed b: constitu- The refer © committee house, which w er the refusal of the ps justified The police assert that their ¢ =<(HOLDUP VICTIM GIVES CASPER AS HIS HOME WICHITA, Kas, Nov. 17.—Paul Davis who gaye his address as Cas: - per, Wyo., and Charles Johnson, who mrican| says he is a wrestler of Minneapolis, uthoritatively di resentatives of es except Jn a con-|yfinn., reported to the police last convention.” night a holdup and loss of $6,510 in eS a room at a iocal hotel. Officers Diclefold, 8 Westphalian linen| doubted the story and held the two prints {ts bank notes on linen|men for investigation on charges of and atlk. vagrency. Seattle Citizen é tle Citizen |p 9 » CHARMAN MUST Four Pounce | HVE OFIIAL COUNT “T gained thirty-four pounds by CONGESSIONS taking Tanlac, and am feeling fine,” declared J. B. Nelson, the well-known auctioneer, of 614 10th Ave., North, Seatile, Wasn. we oy Se | “When I began on Taniac, 1 was| CHEYENNE, Wyo. Nov. i in such a bad fix I could hardly pull | (Special to The Tribune)}—P. C. Spen: myself up on the auction block. I!cer, chairman of the Republican state could eat scarcely anything and I, committee, made a statement on his was literally starving for lack of return from Casper but it did not nourishment. What little I did eat | include concession that William ¥. cated gas pains, heart palpitation.) Ross had been elected governor of shortness of breath and headaches, | Wyoming. apd after crying off a lot of furni toe I would be completely hiusted. I also The latest figures show Mr. Ross “*lleading by 633 votes," said Mr. 4 rhtamatism so : Spencer, “with 13 precincts missing vga it seemed at every bone! and from 300 to 550 absentee ballots mupacle and joln hurt. lyet to be counted.” ‘The county Bell. sir, 1 sure ‘fell into clover’! ioards will canvases the ceturns this nm I found Tanlac for it made me as sound and healthy as a man could be, and I've kept in great shape evor week and the forepart of next week and this will give us the first offi- sigebo: anldc certainly is a wonder-| here there. fulj@medicine.” seemg to be some con- fusion over the exact count. It will @antac ts sold by all good drug-|t®ke the country canvasses to clear cae. + S "up all doubt as to the correct count in the gubernatorial contest, sion to decline the pass port was - King Charles to regain his r Sigray was arrested, a money h’s bail > about $400, | ponanrbeeryy ay coday launched | When his fencing masters tele phoned to ask whether the premier! ation of the pilice. trip to the United | would fence a usual, Mussolini re-| CAL —sales over 150 of any other glial records in two or three counties} Che Casper Daily Critune Italian Premier | Is Rooseveltian | In Keeping Fit ROME, Nov. 17.—{By The Associ- ated Press.}—Henito Sigray’s alleged | tralian premier, keeps in the pink of ty in the last attempt of | physical condition despite ‘he tremen dous amount of mental work of 15 to 18 hours @aily which he performs| He insists on 60 full minutes ef bard] fencing every morning. : ad his custoranry exercise yes-| |terday before he entered the cham- jder of deputies to deliver his first |address as head of the Italian gov- He ed long ago | plied battles?” BEST American house- wives are_ using Calumet Baking Powder today with the same success that their mothers eri- encedovera of a century ago. owth of favor theworldare always busytu -Outenough Calumet to poi the great’ ene A pound can of Calumet contains fall 16 ounces. Some baking powders come in 12 ounce instead of 16 ounce cana. « B when you want it, HE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER LN, Exquisite chotolate-coated sweetmeats in a new giftbox, wing to the ar} “Certainely, Is this noi the Cay of Generation This perpetual Dy : Use your Credit Call 15 or 16 and give Miss Classified your Want Ad—we’ll send bill later— no extra charge for credit. Use your ’Phone _ . | made The Economy BAKING POWDER Lal greater than that There isn’t a baking powder of great- er merit—there isn't a leavener ob- tainable that will produce more satis- factory or positive results. That’s why the largest baking powder factories in Do Your Christmas Shopping Early BUY IN CASPER je sure you gct a Our | Pay Day Specials Are A Sure Hit } Read them and compare our prices. You will b= convinced that they are real bargains on standard merchandise, as of- fered at Learner’s For Today, Saturday and Monday We have placed severai items on sale as Pay Day Specials, Every item offered is a real money-saver. In justice to yourself ‘ou cannot afford to miss these wonderful Carciing FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922. Be on Hand, %set Your Share and Save STRIKE ONE Wooi-mixed Men’s Hose. Per pair 10° Only 5 pairs to a customer. STRIKE TWO MEN’S HOSE Men’s Cotton Hose in colors black, tan and white. Regular 15c values. 3 PAIRS FOR 25° Only 6 pairs to a customer. A HIT MEN’S PANTS Mayfield Woolen Mills guaranteed Men’s Work and Semi-Dress Pants. A positive $3.50 value. For today, Saturday, Monday of the winter and holiday season. 105 Coats Some fur trimmed, fancy embroidered in rich mater- ials such as Normandy, Bolivia, Herringbone, Scotch Tweeds. e Values which vegularly sold up to $39.50. While they | i ALL SU ___One of the most amazing purchases of exquisite holiday. Winter Dresses Fuchs ever featured. NEW DRESSES PERSONALLY SELECTED BY MRS. FUCHS when in New York, augmented by many of our high-priced frocks to complete the size range. F A Positive Saving on Every Purchase 200 Dresses in the Lo Regular $65, $55, $49.50, $45 FROCKS ON SALE ‘95 : : COLORS SIZES These are all new Dresses—all the latest materials in Silks and Wools—without ques- tion the feature of the sale is the ultra exclusiveness of the frocks, the richness of the fab- rics, and the entire newness of modes. A DEPOSIT HOLDS CASPER’S LEADING SPECIALTY SHOP FOR WOMEN AND MISSES ITS AT HALF PRICE ANY GARMENT UNTIL WANTED rocks that meet every demand All have large Beaver, Wolf, Siberian Squirrel collars and cuffs, and made of the finest All-Wool materials. values up to $95.00. "35 A KNOCKOUT OVERALLS AND JUMPERS Wear-Well Union-Made Overalls and sad 75 Jumpers. Per garment... at Nie Cc MEN’S SHOES MEN’S ARMY SHOES Selz Royal Blue Munson last, double sole Men’s Shoes,.in Russian Army Shoes. In all sizes. calf, semi-English style. Regular $5.45 values. Extra special for today, For today, Saturday and rape “$s 485 Mordsy» $4.45 Ee eee CHILDREN’S SHOES SHOES E-Z Scuffers. Best qual- First Step-Ins. In best ‘ty Children’s Shoes. In quality Patent Leather peat re ts sag! la with cloth tops. Sizes 1 black and tan. Per pair eciat, pair 80C $1.95, $2.45 HOME RUN MEN’S HATS About 25 genuine Velour Hats. These are drummers’ samples. Just one of a kind. Regular values from Boys’ Suits and Overcoats EXTRA SPECIAL 20 per cent off on every Boy’s Suit and Overcoat in the house. Prices ranging from $2.95 to $9.45 Less 20 Per Cent _MEN’S SUITS In this department we can safely say that we can save you from $5 to $15 on each garment. We buy them right and sell them as low as possible. $12.45 to $35.00 Many of them with extra pair of pants. > Men’s Overcoats The biggest and best selection in the city. They come in fancy plaid backs, solid colors-and fancy mixtures. For the young men as well as the old. Prices from $12.50 to $35.00 Men's Pox Clothing 240 Shoss South and Fur- Center nishings Street