Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT. Che Casver Daily ECribune TRINITY LUTHERAN (eo a engage In the sale m+ counties of the Big Horn Basin was th / beld here this week. Mre. Bertha K. _— j ‘andevenéer of T lorn was select BASIN, Wyo., Dec. 23.—The Rasin | Med on a uniform schedule and reports} “I had two patients that the doctors | fous counties shows a seemed unable to reach with their Chamber of Commerce has elected the | [or Membarh? of tiieal sche ett-| metiowien ani ta Geth-teses vined HOT LUNCHES following directors for the ensuing} ciency maintained the knife. A friend who had tried 3 year: A. B. Martin, H. L. Wise, P. P. —_—— yrs Wonderful Remedy for stom Served Daily from z a e trouble proposes that I recom: M. to 2:30 P. M Anderson. F. 1. Mexown and A "1 Chinese Trade wena st my patients, whieh 1 aid | 11:30 A. M. to 2:30 P. M, | Coons. The atrectors wilt elect their ati ace. dene: catieny nai athens heat rneee Dyn: bennett ay dpe : t very glad that I was able to recom 4 ber aetivities for the coming year. F Ch d mend it.” Tt removes the catarrhal Th W Bain claime the largest per captia) AY FT CMATUCT CE mene ix” 1 removes the terms e Wigwam membership of uny chamber ef com- llays the nf merce in the west = Oscar Whitlock, Prop. | <a tary r 1 5 ding appen- : j i arti in-|t 4 | BABIN, Wyo.. Dec. 2x—The Moa./ tary Hoover has issued articles of tn. : coniinen or Main Floor O-S Bldg. | cm Woodmen have elected the follow. | corporation to the “pon jcers na {ncorporated, the “first firm to ‘ “f : —Adv. Ho Jonson, CC) Fe Mt Gader SteVieiot it thin Ta Aax Your Christmas dinner will be more cheerful and happy if you drink PIGEON’S FRESH ROASTED COFFEE. Our FIRST PRIZE Blend ly appeal to | The richness and fragrance of this distinctive blend will especial “Se the most skeptical and exacting taste, and connoisseur of good coffee. It has the good old Sumatra Java in it, too! If Pte d| 55c ib., 3 Ibs. for $1.50 | you want @ treatment that thousands pi doctors and druggists are d cribing because they Anow it Looks Easy GAIMBATTLEFEATURED xz kx sk orice eel’ PIGEON TEA & COFF ical men, and let Resinol make prime training, and hardened wat i ita ars eae re | seat E Uhoaanen 228 E. Second—Phone 623 Opposite Phone Bldg. «TN 'BURNING SANDS” AT jsnenan ei io na © pleture sted with hrill ng the film bettle, remarked that pr 2 Srey, amas the fight was one of the most realis: |" “TC uaing " Jnegueline Lagan, | =u Ae eR Mn --- be shown at the Rialto r CMO wy vale . a ter 3 | . s x wy AOL S/ SAB PUSS - wil 1 - = Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. In me SOLO EVERY WHEE be | | one of ths oes catch-ascatch-can| the story, Min Hawley le an Haglish fights to be seen on the screen in| «irl who falls tn live with Daniel poor time ts « feature or George Mel-| Lane, a.hermit who lives alone on an ‘ord’s new Paramount production of |oasis in the desert. This is the part “Burning Sands.” There were no re- pertraye@ by Mr. Sills. In the course BAKING POWDER |Rearsals of the scene in which Milton |of the actton, Barthampton. a rene- you u7se@-/ess Sills and Robert Cain “go to the| rade Englishman, plans to abduct the = = —— — —— NE "ot ont tae Mies adil “Goodrich Rutter Fouwecr ff LO SAVE Money On Your Subscription Will Be Dec. 30 FASTEST GROWING MEN’S STORE IN CASPER Fad Shoe & Clothing Co.) THOUSANDS ?DOLLARS “thao igrwgrapner aoa 1 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE For Men and Boys B : ; to climb a wall? Ite From Casper’s Leading Merchants Will Be Given Away Free to Those Who Subscribe or Rhine “oatten Wallell, product, ba j Men’s Dress OUR SALE OF Men’s Dress w York dancing academy, per) forming the feat with considerable / and grace, Invents New Sans Said to be W ‘hiter and Cheaper Light than Electric or Gas. WASHINGTON. Patents have deen granted by the Government to a ‘ght ing enginneer by the namo of Jonn- fon, on a new lamp for burning ord. ene oil. This lamp pro- makes a blue flame that incandesces & mantle, and thus creates a very | strong soft, pure white light. As it| consumes only 6 per cent oil mixed | with 94 per cent air, it is exceedingly | economical, Sald to be very simple | to operate, odorless, noiseless, and | @angeriess | G. H. Johnson, 608 W. Lake Street, Chicago, Ill. He also wants local dis- tributors and has a very unique sell- n to offer agents. He is even to give one free to the firat each locality who will help in- e this new light.—Adv. .BEN WARMAN Grandon of Sierra Two wonderful novels of Wyoming by Congressman- Elect CHAS. E. WINTER On Sale at All Drug Stores and Stationery Stores in Casper Pi «tw 500 wnt resin = A loss you're anxious to reclaim ! The finest sleuth you could retain is CLASSY FIED The Want Ad “Page” Shirts . 4 o Socks Kincaid-Kimball ; porenes: rian S 7 d Fine Lisle finish joisettes, Silks, in Dress Socks. Spe- band age or at-| SUES an Overcoats | Press, Socks. sre ti 5 shinee ee ar. Goo Means unusual values in quality clothes. Silk Socks, in all The finest clothes in America. colors, at 59c and 95c, $1.46, $1.95, ot 75c. ASHE? | eco cuas Orn GOA 75 | saaiat asta pa ete _ $29.75 Traveling Silk Four-in- $45.00 Suits and Over- Rags Hand Ties coats, sale price ov $34.75 Suit Gaz ‘Medium, wide or a and Trunks narrow ends. Reg- ? ular and knitted. Boys Suits Are always accept- Beautiful colors, AT LOWERED PRICES able. We are of- for Christmas at fering some good Good values in winter weight Suits. values in our Lug- 45c, 75c, 95c, $1.45 Some have two pairs pants, lined and gage Department. seams tape-sewed; pleasing colors, and | Let us show you. lots of style, too. Reasonably priced at Gloves and $5.95, $6.75, $8.75 to $11.75 Mittens Boys’ Mackinaws at ----$4,95 | Slippers for We are offering Everybody 1 mo nee. rane in SALE OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ The Slipper Sale is a at the Fad. Slip- hae pores ane SWEATERS pers for ladies, for Gloves at 35c, Fin- These Sweaters for today and tomor- | ™°™ for boys and est Cape and Kid row’s sale will be priced at about one-| Sits. Dress Gloves, $1.95 fourth less than regular price. Sele prices on Slip- to $2.95. Leather — Mittens at 78e, 9c, | B0ys’ Sweaters __ (ae sure, $1.45. Men's Sweaters ti “18, $1.46, $1.75, Men’s Dress Shoes, Goodyear welt, $2.95. $3.75, $4.45 Men's Storm Rubbers Leather faced Gauntlet Men’s Overshoes __ Gloves, ‘pair 22572 7i9e Men’s ‘““Wool-Process” Men’s and Boys’ Caps Union Suits 5c. 95c. $1.45 “BUY IT FOR LESS AT THE FAD” OPEN THIS EVENING AND TOMORROW UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK P. M. 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 THE WHITE GROCERY Co. M.D. BARNETT CO. THE GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE 114 Eas: Second St. -.A. R. White, Prop. atts Ot, Coures™ 125 East Secord 8*. CASPER STORAGE. GRGCERY 184 South Center M. M. Petker, Mer. Lindsay and Co. PR torent tn pee tor eat Re THE HUB CLOTHIERS THE CAMPBELL-JOHNSON CO. ut MARKET “Leaders of Low Price “Heac-to-Poot Clothiers” THE NORRIS 224 South Center ax H Mgr. 223-225 South Center St 129 East Second St. C. V. Norris, Prop. WIGGLN! YOUR SHOEMAN nhoare Satie eT Es n > z KLECTRIC SUP. & CONST. CO. BRUCE BROS. GROCERY ‘Home of Red Goose Shoes” Radio Supplie: 283 East Seconc St 122 East Secon St. J. A. Wiggins, Prop. 142 B. Midweat Ave sek SG oid Chas. A. and Ernest E. Bruce, Props. GLOBE &H0E 0. pOsiaia HIGHER EMG me oe, Ee N’ . GROCERY & MARKET 230 South Center St ER \ : eae wat Second St Arthur A. Schulte, Prop. Home a al ree petite and Christ Puppach, “Mar. THE KIMBALL. DRUG STORE Re Ee Fee ‘Tom Clare, ‘Kimball Handles the Goods 3 enter St Geo. EB. Ritcher, Prop. THE ECONOMY GROCERY 214 South Center St THE PALMS Public Market Glenn Hedges, Mgr. THE MIDWEST PHARMACY The Paims Telegraph Fiorist GRANT STREET GROCERY & MARKET “Kimball Handles the Goods” 414 East Second St. .E. G. Hadley, Prop. Corner, Grant St. and -Devine Ave Oppoiste the Post Office ATRONA BUTTER SHOP Kalmer, Mar HARI s If It's Pure Food. We Have it” THE BLUE FRONT GROCERY = 's Corner Second aud Durbin Siz. pid Bast Second St. 2 eee A. E. Winter, Jr., Prop. Henry Lanouatie, Mgr. rper, Trop. KE. P. BREN . BUNGALOW GROCERY & MARKET EVANS Representative La Mfg. Co. “Atta Boy, Eadie" Jeweler and Optometrist Lawson Gas Stoves and Heaters 412 East Fifth St. G. A. Habenicht, Prop, | 134 South C Jesse Evans, Prop. 31 West Ratfroad Ave. THE B. & A. CONFECTIONERY WYXOMK ING CO. SHIKANY SHOE & CLOTHING CO. 607 East Second St. Henry Reasoner, Prop | ‘ E 5 142 East Second St. A. Shikany, Prop. JOHN TRIPENY DRUG ! G. CO. THE HOLMES HARWARE Co. 241 South Center St. Phones 72 and 99 1 Order Work’ 146 East Second St. FE. D. Holmes, Prop. John and D. W. Tripeny. Props. 130 Hast Second/St. Max Myland, Prop. CASPER STEAM BAKERY JESSENS SHOE & CLOT + 00. __ THE BOOTERY 224 East Second St. 118 East Second 8S: Bast Seco A. F. » Mer. J. C, Zuttermeister, Prop. 4 T. and J Gordon Jessen. Props. E 0. THE LEADER KENNEDY MOTOR CO. ee S wt Women's and Children’s Wear Casper’s Largest Garage 138 East Second st. Midwest Bldg. c. EB. Kennedy, Mgr. West Yel‘owstone THE CAMPBELL Haniy. 10. BRODIE. RUBBE! WC. cause oe ir SSTHE CASPER PHARMACY MS" | Diamond Tires Tribune Bldg. SPE! A . i a ad 111_Egst Second W. H. Crawford. Prop E. J. Donahoe, Secy 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