Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 13

FRIMAY. DECEMBER 15, 1922. COMPLETE REPO REALIGNMENT AGENC OVERALLS ments. Secretary Hoover to nd navy departments into | tc tof defense. Another|ferred ¢ difference was the pro-| A pro r of several bureaus in serv to tran: HITTING HIGH And the people of Casper know it by the way they're patronizing our REMODELING SALE The Learner Shoe and Clothing Company does not put on a sale very often, but when they do it means that Prices Have Been Cut to the Last Notch { This sale is absolutely necessary as we intend to remodel our store from top to bottom. Increasing business demands it and The merchandise is here possible. HERE SUITS Never in recent years have you been offered the opportunity to buy Suits at the prices we are quot- We have one lot of Suits, ranging in price from*$17.50 to $2440; --Take* 85 nL B.85 ing during this sale. your pick at. 11 Another lot of Suits. Sale price a) One lot high grade Tailored Suits, young men’s models, at....... Re RTPENDINGOR |: OF GOVERNMENT |: IES, PROGRESS REPORTED “Cabinet Officers Raise Objections to Rec- ommendations of Commission but Difficulties Near Adjustment AT FORT D. h. RUSSELL WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 14.—President Harding met] The Unites States Army ts making the joint commission on departmental, reorga: paratory to submission of a completed repo: ommending sweepin, ments and bureaus. While there still remained some difficulties meet the objections of cabinet officers, whose departments are affected, con- siderable progress was made toward & completed plan. One cf the chief obstacies to be|n! met was the question of consolidating |S . rt to congress rec- ig Tealignments in governmental! depart- the agricultural and interior depart- m the department fhe Casret Daily Cribune culture to the interior department hasjtespect for himself, his feliow-men, sed to much difference of opinion’and | and his country. was indicated that the service] The good soldier develops abil'ty as nt be divided to two parte, the| a leader and many other qualities and conservation of forests to| necessary to success. in under agr.culture and land and mineral questions to be dealt with under interior. RECRUITS FOR UNITED STATES ARMY ACCEPTED Should any_desire to Investigate | further, application may be made to The Post Recruiting Officer, Fort D./ A. Russell, Wyoming. STEAMER IS IN DISTRESS PORT COLBORNE, Ont., Dec. 14.—! A steamer believed to be the Thunder Bay, owned by the Canada Steam- ship lines, went ashore on Morgan's Point today and has been blowing distress signals repeatedly. A snow storm is raging. The tug M. J. Ho gan has put out to her assistance. The Thunder Bay is carrying a car- go of wheat’ from Fort Wyll'am to Port Co.' orne. Ladies Let Cuticura Keep Your Skin | & concerted effort at this time to in- | crease its strength by the addition of young men of good moral character and physical fitness. In addition to pay, which ranges from $21.00 to $157.00 per month, the army offers many essential e@vant- ages, free—namely: wholesome living in clean, comfortable quarters, and clothing: educational advantages, travel and a chance to learn a trade: medical and deatal care; recreation and amusement ‘The exservice men of our er=ntry are a living proof of the fact that army life stif ® man’s backbone. gives him courage, will power, nization, pre- to iron out to was understood sfer the forestr; of agri- WE ARE PRICES A TERRIBLE BLOW - PAGE THREE. Story of Farm “| Plight Carried Fe To Washington ‘: WASHINGTON, : }Washington by contributions o cents to a dollar from farmers andj boys are going to stay on the farms emall town business of central North | "*%t Year. They say it is hopeless Dakota, John Fray, a German frermer| ; of Turtle Lake, ng. ome help,” Dec. 15 m fifty jof umare up against it — a ts ALL HOUSE SLIPPERS IN THE HOUSE Ladies’ Felt Slippers. All colors, padded soles. Regular $2.00 and $2.50 values at__.....___.___$1.25 Ladies’ Quilted Satin Slippers. Regular $3.00 values at... mtorseeeceoe Uh Soca sa AMO Ladies’ Leather Boudoir Slippers. $2.50 values, $1.95 Men's Felt Slippers... see essesne $1.75 to $2.45 Men’s Leather Slippers --__..---- $2.95 to $6.95 SEE OUR HOSIERY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS THE BOOTERY Phone 1730 124 East Second St. “Your Feet Will Bring You Back’ averag akota has little | ve up cur farms he said to seventy-five per cent None of our Try Tribune Want Ads for reste. ter 2 or 3 Cans of Baking Powder Are Not Worth the Price of One If they are the “big can and cheap” kind because they May mean baking failures, THAT’S WHY CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER is the biggest selling brand in the world; its sales are over 150% greater than that of any other brand Don’t let a BIG CAN or a very low price mis- lead you. Experimenting with an uncer- tain brand is expensive —be- cause it Wastes we want to close out our entire stock just as soon as and if you are a money saver IS YOUR CHANCE OVERCOATS We carry the largest line in Wyoming. For this sale we have cut the price to the last notch. Hun- dreds of Overcoats from which to make your se- J lection.- Many of them are for the young men, belted models, in brown tweeds. These Coats are the wonder bargains of the year. Priced as low as 85 $11 ‘BOYS’ SUITS Boys’ best grade of Corduroy made. 12 to 16. Values up to $16 Remodeling Sale price... FURNISHINGS At Prices Which Have Been Cut to the Bone Our Special for the Ladies Swamped Us Yesterday Saturday Afternoon From 5 to 6 O’clock We Will A SPECIAL FOR THE MEN For This One Hour Only A COMPLETE SUIT OF WEAR-WELL GREY OVERALLS AND JUMPER- Can You Beat It? No, Y Be Here Men, It’s for You ALL-LEATHER HORSEHIDE VESTS WATERPROOF SHEEP-LINED COATS CORDUROY PANTS ARMY ALL-WOOL O. D. PANTS ‘SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Heavy Moleskin, Leather-Lined, Elec- tric Seal Collar 34-Inch Coats Just right for the high school boy. $ Remodeling Sale price... 8.85 ALL-WOOL MEN’S MACKINAWS Sizes from SHOES GLOVES OF ALL KINDS FOR MEN AND BOYS UNDERWEAR Offer $1.00 ou Can’t Even Tie It! PINTO REE THE WHITE GROCERY CO. 114 Eas: Second St. --A. R. White, Prop. CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 East Second St. ©. G. Johnsn, Prop. THE NORRIS MARKET 129 East Secend St. ©. V. Norris, Prop. BRUCE BRO: ROCERY 233 East Seconc St Chas. A, and Erne: Bruce, Props. CENTRAL GROCERY & MARKET 129 West Becond Bt. Christ Puppach, Mgr. Grocery Tom Clare, Mgr. Market THE ECONOMY GROCERY Public Market Glenn Hedges, Mgr. GRANT STREET GROCERY & MARKET 2 3 t. and Devine Ay 607 East Second St. Henry Reas: JOHN TRIPENY DRUG C0. 241 South Center St. Phones 72 and 99 John and D. W. Tripeny, Props. JESSENS SHOE & CLOTHING CO. East Second 8t -Gordon Jessen, Props, DY MOTOR Co. Largest Garage West Yellows‘one 147 Tribune Bldg. 111 Fast Second 234-236 Ey M HUB CLO’ 1 14 South Center st THE MIDWEST PHARMACY “Kimball Handles the Goods” Oppoiste the Post. Office HARP Dry Goods and Shoes : Second St. 4 West Yellowstone CASPER JEWELRY MFG. CO. Special Order Wor! 130 East Second St. fax THE BOOTER 124 East Second St. A THE FUCHS Co. Ladies’ Ready to We: 138 East Secona st. R, 7. THE CAMPBELL HAR’ South Center St. A. J THE CASPER PHARMA Ww. SHOE South Center A. Schulte, THOUSANDS?DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHAANDISE From Casper’s Leading Merchants Will Be Given Away Free to Those Who Subscribe or Renew Their Subscriptions to the Casper Daily and Sunday Tribune This Holiday Offer, Which Is Without an Exception, the Best Ever Made to Casper People, Will Expire December 30, 1922. LIST OF MERCHANTS WHERE YOU CAN REDEEM COUPONS M. Petker, Mgr. THIERS Radic 142 E, Midwest A A. Wiggins, Prop. co. , Home of the Vic Lyon & tl 130 S. Center St THE ly ER'S Hen: Harry Harper, Prop. ane BUNGALOW VANS. on Mfg. Co. “Atta Boy Jeweler and Optometrist and Heaters 412 East Fifth St. enicht, Prop. 134 South Center Jess > 8, Prop. ‘est Ra/lroad Ave THE B. & A. CONFECTIONERY WYOMING BAKIN : Mi A. F. Sarin, Mer. oh ermeister, Prop. THE LEADER Women's and Children’s Wear Midwest Bid, BRODIE RUBB! Diamond Tires E. J. Donahoe, K H. Crawfc RICHTER MUSIC CO. TOPOL P LO forster, Prop. Brunswick and Piancs EB. Ritcher, Prop. Ss co. t Second St. ‘Treas, You Can’t Afford to Miss It For It Saves You Big Money No Matter How Busy You Are It Will Pay You to Investigate Right Now. Get Full Par- ticulars at The Tribune Office at Once. Casper Daily and Sunday Tribune QO \i/e\ Tere viTaWiva\nvevine @NUY@\ ev i¥ei ona OE eee ~eONE Oe POOR AEE vn DORAN ReAeeeaT a ene DERE SHES Lee boee seen IESG RELIG beAL aT ES