Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 7

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1923. ont @he Casper Daily Cribune st Important Message e Ever Sent to You 2x2: FORCED OUT contractors ? AGE SEVEN: Shoe Dent. In our shoe department you will THE AD MAN FOR find only the best known manu- facturers’ lines, in both men’s and boys’ shoes. The offerings we are making here are nothing short of phenomenal. BY THE Buy Your Shoe Supply Now : ONE LOT OF — = Stock of High Grade "MEN'S DRESS 7 'HING AND FURNISHINGS \ND CLEAN BY FEBRUARY 15; SALE STARTS SATURDAY 9 A. M. ise at Any Price He Sees Fit to Move It Quickly - Nothing Will Be Left Undone; and We rices Wont Sell the Goods, They Can’t Be Sold. SUITS PRICED AT $17.00 Are all wooi suits, well made, to $ sell for $30 and $35. Blues or dark mixtures. Many men will z buy two. o, Values that Startle Competition : = and color. - Store Saturday Morning at 9 A. M. When We Open OF ALL SILK “MAID-O-SILK” LADIES HOSIERY e,fact that Casper women are the best judges of values. They know a bargain andsthis offer is made without any strings to it. Be one of the first twenty-five $1.75 silk hose free. We must have the room. Mr. S. F. Pelton is the contractor, and the prices so low people will come from far and near to buy. First HAND TAILORED SUITS All the wanted styles and col- st ors. Many are early spring styles. All year round weight Values That Startle Compe- tition COATS and MACKINAWS at HALF PRICE -TO THE FIRST 25 LADIES. SHOES * (ENGLISH LAST) : ONE LOT OF MEN’S HIGH GRADE DRESS SHOES ONE LOT OF MEN’S SOLID LEATH- ER WORK SHOES * $4.50 VALUE ? $9.45 ONE LOT OF MEN'S WORK SHOES 3.45, DONT CONFUSE THIS WITH ORDINARY SALES The contractors are now at work and want more room and must have it to finish on specified time. CASH IS THE ONLY TERMS No refunds -- all sales final. Will exchange any article wanted mornings only. GOODYEAR WELT, MUNSON LAST: ‘Al 7 a | EREEEEent || MEEMS) | 35 2 ES