Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1922, Page 2

Che Casper Daily Cribune SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922. INCREASED RAL COSTS SEEN IN OWORGE PLANS Business Interests of Califor- ing Separation of R Alok 3500 INGRANDPR' in the form of merchandise coupons good at all of the merchants listed below will be one of the big attractions at the Tribune’s Pure Food, Health and Household Show . f | , SIXTEEN GRAND PRIZES - Bi First Prize . . .$100 in Merchandise Ninth Prize . . . $25 in Merchandise B | Second Pri =... 50 in Merchamiice TenthPrize . . . 25 in Merchandise i Third Prize 25 in Merchandise Eleventh Prize ... 25 in Merchandise t Fourth Prize ; 25 in Merchandise Twelfth Prize . . 25 in Merchandise : Fifth Prrize . . . 25 in Merchandise Thirteenth Prize : 25 in Merchandise es I F Sixth Prize . . . 25 in Merchandise Fourteenth Prize . . #25 in Merchandise i eee Seventh Prize . . 25 in Merchandise Fifteenth Prize . . 25 in Merchnndise B, feven-Reel Comedy’ Eighth Prize .°.: 2 apn es Sixteenth Prize . .. 25 in Merchindise A ‘At Rialto Theater'| IN ADDITION TO THE GRAND PRIZES" Thousands of Dollars in Merchandise coupons in amounts from $2.00 down to 50¢ will be given away free in this manner Subscribe or renew your subscription for the Casper Daily and Sunday Tribune and for each One Year Subscri You Get $2.00 in Merchandise Free and 5 Chances on the Grand Prizes. Six Months’ Subscription You Get $1.00 in Merchandise Free and 2 Chances on the Grand Prizes. Three Months’ Subscription You Get 50c in Merchandise Free and 1 Chance on the Grand Prizes. In other words, a one-year subscription to the Tribune usually costs you $9.00—at the Food Show $7.00. Six months usually costs you $4.50—at the Food Show $3.50. a months usually costs you $2.25—at the Food Show $1.75. AND BESIDES THINK OF THE CHANCE YQe iit OF WINNING SOME OF THE GRAND PRIZES. Just read the large list of merchants, representa every line of business in Casper and where you can trade in your Merchandise Tickets episodes that are ditsinctly amie ere wit yeseo be sient bi va | Sew Bl —=—=——— $+ |_ List of Merchants —— ee . DOUBLE CROSS’ $ NEXT 7 OFFERING f MT THE RS. patie, “Montana ‘pal with, William \5 Fairbanks. =’ JESSENS SHOE & CLO. CO. 115 East Second St. A. T, and J. Gordon Jessen, Props. KENNEDY MOTOR CO. Casper’s Largest Garage C. E. Kennedy, Mer. West Yellowstone W. G. PERKINS & CO. Tribune Bldg. M. D. BARNETT CO. “Barnett’s Of Course” 154 South Center St. M. M:. Petker, Mgr, THE WHITE GROCERY CO. 114 East Second St. A. R. White, Prop. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 East Second St. O. G. Johnson, Prop. THE NORRIS MARKET 129 East Second St. C. V. Norris, Prop. BRUCE BROS. GROCERY 233 East Second St. Chas. A. and Ernest E. Bruce, Props. CENTRAL GRO. & MARKET 129 West Second Sx. EVANS Jeweler and Optometrist 134 South Center St. Jesse Evans, Prop. WYOMING BAKING CO. 324 West Yellowstone RICHTER MUSIC CO. Home of the Victrola, Brunswick and Lyon & Healy Pianos. 180 S. Center St, Geo. E. Richter, Prop. THE PALMS | The Palms Telegraph Florist 414 East Second St. E. G, Hadley, Prop. ; NATRONA BUTTER SHOP “Tf It’s Pure Food, We Have It” Corner Second and Durbin Sts. A. E. Winter, Jv., Prop. CASPER JEWELRY MFG. CO. “Special. Order. Work” 180 East Second St. Max Myland, Prop. THE BOOTERY 124 East Second St. A. F. Sarin, Mgr. | Caticura Talcum Is Ideal For Baby's Skin After a warm beth with Cuticura Soap baby knows there is nothing more refreshing for his tender skin than Cuticura Talcum. If his skin ig irritated or rashy Cuticura Oint- ment is soothing and healing. Sample Each Pree by Mi: Sérees: “Outiours Lab all. A. ‘Dept 387, Malden 45.lnse.” Bold = Baas 26e. Ointment Baad bbe, Taleum 2c. Soap shaves without mug. Remington Has added still another feature Quietness E. J. GROW, Resident Salesman 147 West J—Phone 2031-J Came, ‘our goods, them. “If they saw them have come into your y came ,into the way a good many stories will run this ROGIER IT EER TOI NNT, RS NTN IS Chris. Puppach, Mgr. Grocery Tom Clare, Mgr. Market THE ECONOMY GROCERY Public Market Glenn Hedges, Mgr. GRANT ST. GRO. & MARKET Corner Grant St. and Devine Ave, Roy Kalmer, Mgr. THE BLUE FRONT GROCERY 110 East Second St. Henry Lanouatle, Mer. BUNGALOW. GRO. & MARKET ta ys E di ef G- re Haber tcht: Prop. THE B. & A. CONFECTIONERY 507 East Second St. Henry Reasoner, Prop. JOHN TRIPENY DRUG CO. 412 East Fitth $ St 241 South Center St. Phones 72 and 99 John and D. W. Tripeny, Props. TTS A GRAND OPPORTUNITY | THE HUB CLOTHIERS “Leaders of Low Prices” 224 South Center St. Max Heller, Mgr. WIGGINS, YOUR SHOEMAN “Home of Red Goose Shoes” 122 East Second St. J. A. Wiggins, Prop. GLOBE SHOE Co. 230 South Center St, Arthur A. Schulte, Prop. THE KIMBALL DRUG STORE “Kimball Handles the Goods” 214 South Center St. THE MIDWEST PHARMACY “Kimball Handles the Goods” Opposite the Postoffice HARPER’S Dry Goods and Shoes 234-236 East Second St. Harry Harper, Prop. THE FUCHS CO. Ladies’ Ready to Wear 138 East Second St. R. I. Fuchs, Prop. THE CAMPBELL HDW. CO. 147 South Center St. A. J. Kelley, Mgr. THE CASPER PHARMACY 111 East Second St. W. H. Crawford, Prop. THE GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE 125 East Second ‘St. Lindsay & Co, y THE CAMPBELL-JOHNSON CO. “Head-to-Foot Clothiers” 223-225 South Center St. ELECTRIC SUP.-& CONST. CO. Radio Supplies 142 E. Midwest Ave. A. L. Forster, Prop. B E SURE TO E THERE AND ECOME A SUBSCRIBER AND E HAPPY! E, P. BRENNAN Representative Lawson Mfg. Co. Lawson Gas Stoves and Heaters, 131 West Railroad Ave, SHIKANY SHOE & CLO. CO. 142 East Second St. THE CH’NAMEL HDW. 146 East Second St. , CASPER STEAM BAKERY 224 Kast Second St. J. C. Zuttermeister, Prop. THE LEADER Women’s and Children’s Wear _ Midwest Bldg. BRODIE RUBBER CO. Diamond Tires E. J. Donahoe, Secy.-Treas. S. A. Shikany, Prop. E. D. Holmes, Prop, 220 East Second St.