Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 2

va a9 ae Petre . / PAGE TWO. Che Caspet Daily Cribune ; ‘ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1923, a a a a NN TL SS ESTE ES ESET PTR SNe RTPA EES TAT FS Te a a RLY A TRE OS SIS eS ee INTEREST GROWS W LOT SHE ATIY COME WHEN THE DOORS OPEN (9 A. M. SHARP) MILLS, REPORT om tees P resent Residents / Among All-Wool, fine quality Slipover Sweaters. Full line Buyers of Property of sizes and colors. Regular $6.00 values go at Now on Market. Almost with the opening gun of the advertising campaign launched by the Mills Construction company to dispose of 150 lots in the up-to-date town of Mills, was the first lot sold. | iim From day to day the interest in the | ji sale becomes more acute. Enthusiasm has been at white he: at Mills since it was announced the Mills company would sell the as many of the hemte owners in thriving little city are anxious to vest further in the town by buying COME WHEN THE DOORS OPEN (9 A. M. SHARP) DRESS SKIRTS novelties, box pleated and plain. Regular $7.50 No two alike. The majority are samples. Regu- lar values go at : $9.95 THREE DAYS ONLY additional space. The fact that ‘Thomas Mills, who is selling the lots, announced the beginning of* the campaign he would not raise the price of them, has made an 2rpres- sion on the prospective home owners “I founded the town of Mills and| want to sce {t grow, but IT am anxious to haye everyone who lives there sat- isfied, both with living conditions and general living expenses,” says Mr. Mls. “Lhe people who lve there are the best boosters for the town} and many have already told to that they are golng to buy enother lot ‘With the coming of many new indus tries here, we are all bound to pros- per.” The new rafiroad which seems as-| sured for Casper and Mills witl do | iM much to cause a raise in rentals and | ie an in¢Crease in real estate values, a cording to Mr. Mills, ‘There {s no ter location for railroad yards than 1 Mills and the fact that various gre: companies have already located in this new and growing town gives in- dication that Mills will goon double in population, with a proportionate doubling of tea! estate values, Good schools, fine water, dependable te'e- phone and electric service and gas. at 45 cents @ thousand cuble feet are some of the things which ‘have made numerous familles locate there. —_—_———e— Last Bill by Wall Company in Casper | Opens at the Iris|@ READY-TO-WEAR SALE The Frantz Shop has always been known for its great value giving events. It has held many‘really great sales which have amazed all Casper, but values offered in this sale will break all records. It is the greatest buying opportunity of the season. Because of the im- mense variety of fine merchandise offered at such extremely low prices. 6 THIS IS THE SALE OF SALES «+ SALE STARTS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Big Assortment of Vanity Cases and Beaded Bags Regular $7.50 values go at $1.95 FLOWERS @ In bunches and sprays, suitable for Hat and Dress trimming. Regular. $1.50 values gn et 25c Big Lot of Ladies’ Small Lace Collars Regular $1.00 values go at 10c Bead Necklaces and page “The Isle of Newhere” by Lawrence P, Wall himself will be presented four | Mm ays at the Iris theatre, starting t | 4ay. Mr. Wall will play the principal | <omedy role in this bill and claims that as a whole it will bo the pretteist "3 well as one of the funniest bills that has yet been presented by this company. ‘The Seven Deritas will be featured in the vaudeville oflo. Miss Loretta Kidd, the ever popular soubratte, will present an oriental number that will be absolutely different from any of the dances that she has yet presented this season. ‘The photoplay will feature Alice Calhoun in “The Little Wildcat.” pce dat erin ba CONAN DOYLE THRILLER COMING TO THE RIALTO Of all the long lst of best-sellers Gatective stories that have come from the busy pen of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle literary critics both in this country and abroad have voted “The Hound of the Baskervilles” the most thrilling! ‘This supershocker has been brought to life on the screen and will be shown at the Rialto theater on Friday and Saturday, Etlee Norwood, who kas won fame for his tmperson- ations of Sherlock ‘Holmes on stage and screen, will be seen as the famous steuth. pa ot AES SEL A To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative BROMO QUININE tablets. Tho box bears the signa. ture of E. W. Grove.. (Be sure you get BROMO.) 80c, FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Druggists Say Ladies Are Us- ing Recipe of Sage Tea and Sulphur. , All Fur Coats Never before has any store made such a sensational offer. Muskrat Cost. 98.00 Seal Coat... 99 Se O Coat at 998.90 Showroom Hats New Spring Models That are positively worth as high as $10.00, go on sale at $5.95 A Wonderful Line of Ladies’ BRASSIERES Open front and back. Regular $2.50 values go at 95c EXTRA SPECIAL All Our High Grade Suits Ormandale, Arabella and Panve- laine, Beaver, Squirrel and Caracul trimmed. Regular $150.00 values § $33.50 Coats, Coats, Coats | ur trimmed and sport ‘models. Satin and Crepe lined, some fur trimmed. Regular $35.00 values $12.95 Warner and Nemo Corsets Broken lines front and back lace. Values up to $7.50 go at Girdles lar $20.00 values go for $2 95 In all colors. Regular $2.50 values Ld $5.95 I "s0c Ear DRESSES REDUCED These are rare values evcn in February. We have taken some of our really smartest and finest Dresses and have drastically reduced their prices. Even our own salespeople (accustomed as they are to the marvelous values given in the past) are truly amazed at the Dresses offered in these three groups. $9.95 $12.95 $16.95 JACQUETTES Silk Sweaters In Caracul and Plush, heavy Satin \ Sacrificed lined. Just the thing for now. Reg- Big sssortment Silk Tuxedo style ular $25.00 values go at Sweaters. All colors and _ sizes. Regular $10.00 values go at $10.95 1 $3.95 | Manufacturers’ Sample Line of Silk Underwear Gowita, Camisoles, Vests, Pajama Sets, Step-Ins, Drawers, Margaretes Cherise Bloomers, Crepe de Chir, Radium Silk, Trousseau Crepe and Glove Silk. All Go At Absolutely Manufacturers Cost Children’s Hosiery Beys’ and girls’ heavy and_ fire rea wesve Hose. Black only. While they last. Regular 50c values go at 19c Misses’ Plush Coats Saun lined, Sizes 14, 15, 16. Regu- Black and White Short Kid Gloves Meostty small sizes, Regular $2.00 values go at 5Oc Hair that loses its color and lustre. ‘or when it fades, turns gray, dull and Mfeless, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our grandmo up a mixture of Sage ‘Tea. a to keep her locks dark anc and thousands of women who value that even color, that beau tiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time ss * * . ; < 7 i si It is impossible to describe them, for there is every: conceivable style, material, trimming and color. Nowadays wo get this famous mix. ture improved by the addition of other ingredients by askin; any drug store for a bottle of Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound,” which dark. ens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. nee or You just dampen a |i with § d draw | Tie NO EXCHANGES “/f/, NO EXCHANGES, é NO REFUNDS 7c NO REFUNDS Fie : ° e ‘ Just a few stens from Second Street Every Sa le Final Just a few steps from Second Street Every Sale Final Just a few steps from Second Street on Center. »on Center on Center. . after a few ay back the glors ie {