Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1922, Page 7

| ee ay, Di 12, 1922. Coc Casper Dailp Cribune PAGE SEVEN. JOHN WANAMAKER, WORLD FAMOUS = = MOTT OF PINE, Sc ie | MERCHANT, PASSES AWAY TODAY S22 COMPANY IN cE 7. Each With Bath (Continuna 2s n4 termed 0” Sunde; tising above al etalon’: 100" of ‘tata: aes | wy was the nucleus of Rue apent millions of 5 she Bettany Pre ates | church of Philadelphia. The Betha: 44 rooms Wy: the features of hi at $2.50 74 rooms at $3.00 292 rooms at $3.50 295 rooms at $4.00 249 rooms at $5.00 an editorial over hs own invariably w:itten by keep the public in touch policies of his business ica) Mfe Mr. Wanamaker nm infependent Re-| Bers offered the {States Mr We © lar rride in this pie bs fo Brotherhood of Andrew congress: | 5 torial on his we: ~eoagpas my T tue atate of Pennesi {mnich he also founded. a often saw h nil em — her morning, - scribbl > nia, but declined it, and in i886 hs| Keown that be carried ap en eon “epg - of an envelope or any odd | scrap jecined to be an independent candi! 0 members. ‘ “ e we mre - paper he had in his pocket (ate for mayor of Philedelphie. He) >> oicenoed and tha 2 ng mer ; He was always looking for better! ‘OOK an active part in most of the) ites ne studied Set < D ° ny n r aa wv ites sa age One) \ wit: tl, — fr SS and newer ways of doing business and | Presidential campaigns and gave @/cuaint nimeelf individually wi aside fror= providing conveniences | STOst amoun> of work to the Repub-|ch. members. His attendance “ 2 i }ifcan national exgoutive committee of tor buyers and securing able man- Sunday school meeting kept him r. Wanamaker paid great | ‘hich he was a member during the eeacinuen* me b 4 a, Harrison campaign. Upon the elec “ay age ob Your , tion of Harrison, Mr. Wanamaker Stay was invited to enter the cabinet Siermankiohict eae Rs: Ne although there was much critic! - In ¥ a. | the effect that a merchant was : COLD EXTENDS it A ij en nt Ee vould be taker EMPLAYES PAID HIM GREAT TRIBUTE. MORRISON Th THE HOTEL OF PERFECT SERVICE cl ark and woe = errace Ga NOES. RESTALINT, i i thousand of his employes from both] the parcel the New York and Philadelphia stores| which wer greeted him in his Phitadelphia store| urged govern: and presented him with the house in|+ which he was born, and a jubilee reer Mr. Wanamak-| } ry B. Brot ® he general public than ahy other. | °E but one in whi.d he was Geeply in i money And Don't Forget This Our store is the store for you to get ac- guainted with. We are making new friends every day. We want you among D aas ROASTED ‘oy There isa touch of romance to coffee. Mg acon t mor | Butier-Nut coffee sets one a day-dreaming of the et 6 Do You Loe WHAT THE | i U. S. ARMY ; SENTRY IS? y If you are looking for an Overcoat to keep 4 be wind proof, if you want an Overcoat Lepesant r where they know ae tae peer appeal to you for such an | “From t; e ground up - 7 Overcoat. | co E NO.THISISNOTA | iil =Nat ts | LEADER | DUtIERINDL | ee | is no a vail -- just reali value for our | pe tae ae Coffee Delicious | them. | fragrant tropics, of sunny seas. Che result of expert |, | EVERYTHING IN ARMY GOODS |] Drink Buiter-Nut, the Coffee Delicious, the best | inponatton—over s F | the tropics producé. blended with a deliciousness, petiod of many years— 4 ee Fi ——— Ps flavor and fragrance inimitable. « ae a inbule BLOOM'S ARMY STORE 24€ South Center Roested in Omahe | PAXTON AND GALLAGHER [o. you warm -- If you want an Overcoat to |}