Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1922, Page 2

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922. PAGE TWO Che Casver Hap crivune NEGRO WOUNDS === WHE, ISHELD = INTY JAIL Evidence Just Obtained In Near Tragedy Which Occurred Sunday A tonic laxative and Yes, we're going to be open Thanks Ly vu vive patti tw be een wf ao ACEO. SES Die yReey a he ead irene The box bears the denature giving for ane meal from 5 p. 70. Drought out by the ‘senator. are ae neaeaege sempre EW. Grove, Be sure you st] untn 8 p.m, Wyatt Cafeteria, | atrona county tf. we miloh ox elieve tl che curing e - state and it is being fed on q “Sea if BROMO.) 20c- d est are trying Wer. The on‘y thing. of ralua ! in.” were a f the speaker. ; Wells Music companr his an-|the business district will be crowded |nounced another of its extcctaining|w:th shoppers on that afternoon the J. Ww Johnson is at the present * " . musical programs for Wednesday af-| store should be thronged with visitors. time a member of the legislature from S zyme | county. ‘He promised support of {neon of this week when holiday ————— it Govtenor Rome in hie work and said 2POPpers may find rest and recreation! Cigars are regaziet by some doc- 4 at the company’s store in the Beck-|tcrs as the least harmful of tobacco. that good roads woukl be sponsored i ,cer building on East Second street while some changes in the present /— | Ferenc ee one no An ne Workmen's Compensation law would g down there that they conduct a postoff the expressions |The trogram has not been completed: °: but will probably rank in excellence | ALWAYS ASK US FOR es ) ipttae ane eae introdue-| ith others of tts kind which the firm | 5 te : ee “kas given since beginning operations| CALUME # = s $he youngest pofitician pres- in Casper. ° | | | 156 South Center SPECIAL SALE OF Dresses ‘FOR WEDNESDAY: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY One hundred dresses selected from our stock of better dresses in silks and wools, sizes 14 to 44.._ Dresses that sold up to $85.00. the people of} kers on the pro- er of state ‘representatives, was were Patrick J,|called on for = fry' remarks. Mr.| come of Casper’s mest popular talent ROSE GROCERY AND , and Mar-| Bishop saic tarst und foremast rhe entertainment will begin. at 2:30 CONFECTIONERY sues would work} 1 Be eB egy jo'clock and because of te fact that is alfor the county and do everything} in this | possible to promote its welfare. | = a pee a a peech |. He announced that a meeting of| 1 with wonderful|the newly elccted representatives | remarks, wou be held some time this week to/ incontented | discuss problems that will come up| t/in the session just ahead. | — | See eee oewe am ine] Tentative plans call for bpth instru-|| Tis Eosnemy BAKING POWDER | mental aad vocal numbers, featuring | | Yes, wo're going to be open Thank: giving for one meal from 5 p. mj funti! 8 p. m. Wyatt Cafeteria ' SALE PRICE Ha OR Ly et OFFICIALS WIL HELP PRUECTS When Foot Specialists Say— “ Better let children “Bs barefoot than wear poor fitting shocs” @ bi Se sate | Remember that “Queen Quality” shoe specialists have 1, while not | ut into LITTLE QUEEN shoes the perfect fit and xX pe peace den oe at foot comfort that make for future health, The ’ f the need arises: LITTLE QUEEN trade mark assures utmost satisfac- Few of us chew our tion in style, fit and quality at Cloth Coats Millinery a, the fairest possible prices. a food enoug h. Hasty 25 Cloth Conte thet Sold Up | Our Entire Line | vf Pips y ae end of 1923 be . a Sees §| Meals are harmful, but Make Your Little Queen SALE PRICE SALE Petre Both Proud and Happy She’ll love the style, comfort and wear of this dainty boot of dark mahogany calf — so naturally fitting, with its roomy tread and correct, spring heel. | Golden Kale Dept. “ Wrigley’s stimulates the flow of saliva that helps the stomach take care of its load. Eat less, chew it more and use Wrigley’s after every meal. It keeps teeth white, breath sweet and com- $5.00 SAME. PRICE, over 30 years | 25 Ounces for 25° K BAKING in? POWDER SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED AAA Have Some Plum Pudding? It Is Different Than the Rest—Mostly Plums—Yes, Big Fat Plums It Will Be Served Wednesday Noon in a new fe The Flavor “Lédists C81 Odorless Gas Heaters | EVERY memter | of your family will be glad to “gather round” where a Lawson Heater is sending out its warm,cheer~ ful rays. Radiant Heat—just like the sun. Odorless— eaaiey,, os About 12:30 to Nearly Every Home and Person ly. Attractive. % On the Street Turkeys Turkeys Turkeys Ducks, Geese, Springs and Hens Turkeys _ _387Tl42e Geese ___.__-____ Ducks | cee o 2 ae ere 30c Springs and Hens We have the choicest stock of poultry Casper has ever known. See our display; for we have quality Most of the Casper merchants will help stir this pud- ding and the good big bargain plums they put in it will make you smack your lips. Northern Count Oysters, per pint . . 45c | E. P. BRENNAN We Have a Choice Line of Heinz Pickles, Owen Olive Relish and Chow Chow 1431 West Railroad Avenue Phone 133 SPECIAL aV1 Baked Young Milk-fed Chickens, Oyster Dressing, Cranberry Sauce.........$1.15 What We Are Striving At Is Roast Young Turkey, Chestnut Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Home Made Pies, Pumpkin, Cranberry, Mince, Cherry and Blackberry... 40¢ hs mek fl Our Delicious Fruit Cake, per Ib....._.... PA RaMNRN OO. ig SAA EOS A eta EE, 77 Do You Realize That Your Wednesday Tribune will be delivered to you Cramberries, 2 quarts...............—35¢ Fancy Delicious Apples, box..........$3.50 2 : Jumbo Pascal Celery, 2 for..............35¢ There Ar e Only about noon full of bargains and suggestions for purchases for i Everything in Fruit, Vegetables—Dairy Products—Eggs at before the stores close Wednesday night. Rock Bottom Prices PUBLIC MARKET CO. Fifth and Wolcott Fifth and Wolcott a1 Shopping Days Until Christmas? Buy Your Gifts NOW in Casper READ IT AND EAT! At