Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1923, Page 14

__PAGE FOURTEEN. PARTY LEADERS. BUSY ANALYZING HARDING SPEECH Political Aspects Take on Importance in the Capital. YGTON, April 27.—The po- s of President HarCing’s tment to the pro. pation in h in his to hold sion he was not h assured ag to the po ston of pla ng trip. The out, has at he wish intely in the bai e trip and white ten ‘or it, has reserved he could feel as ground during tatively arrangt final decision v sured this was gat heh sce CLOTHING GUT TOBE GUBJEGT OF MERCHANTS. Association of Retail! Dealers Seek Means To Reduce Cost. CHICAGO, April 27—How to get clothing to the customer at the low. est price, or in other words a lesson in the reduction of overhead expense similar in character to an abbreviat ed university course, will be offered to everyone who attends the tenth anniversary convention and expos! tion of the National Association of Retail Clothiers which will be held here during the last week of Sep tember. According to made the arrangements GET THE HABIT Use Wyoming Products MEYER BROTHERS MARKET In the Public Market Building Headquarters for Wyoming SPECIAL ON PURE LARD Bulk, per Ib 2-lb. pail 10-Ib. pail Sugar-cured Hams, lb. Sugar-cured Bacon, Ib Picnic Hams, Ib. Corned Beef, Ib Boiling Beef, 3 lbs Pot Roast, Ib___ Prime Rib Roll, lb Pork Chops, Ib Pork Roast, Ib Pork Loin Roast, lb Spare Ribs, Ib Saur Kraut, 2 quarts Just received fresh shipment of Louisiana Don’t Kill With Hard Casper Water. WASH IT WITH Soft HILL CREST Water 426 East Second St. PHONE 1151 -| pert watchman; s| Casper Jewelery Charles E. Wry, executive ete of the association, every one § who addresses the convention will place particular emphasis upon this f fy’ | mnortant ko t ail ing dealer wh = avors h eh pric f there still ute such a merchant,” said Wry while discussing the preparatory work of the convention and exposition, | standing in his own light. We had one sad experiefice with high Seta | not so very long ago, and it taught us a lesson, High ‘prices don't mean big booties to the dealer by any In fact they mean just the onD aie Gay Hatlwe are endeavoring | |to do all the time, and what we are| going to emphatically drive home to veryone who visits our convention lena exposition, {s that reasonable | prices brought about by economy in | overhead expense, such as rents, ef- | ficiency in handling goods and other | incidentals to the handling of cloth- jing, mean reasonable profits and sat- isfied customers. “A careful survey of the clothing industry by qualified experts resulted | in this conclusion, and this lesson | 1s going to be taught at our conven- tion and exposition morning, noon and night.” Chas. G. Dawes Is Head Of New Organization In Illinois, Report. CHICAGO, April 27.—Organization of “The Minute Men of the Ccnstitu- tion,” heralded as “a movement for | 00d government” without party af- |fillations, has been launched here, tt | became known, by Charles G. Dawes, former director of the national bud- — get, and a group of associates. Mr. HARBIN.—Pinkey 8. Tuck, | D2wes 1s slated to be president of | American consul at Vladivostok is | the crganization, designed to function leaving Russia with his staff May | as @ state wide organization 1, Vice Consul Edward B. Thomas, | stationed at Chita, is taking similar — Among the purposes of the asso- cation, as announced by its organ-| action. , is to “obtain legates from ae eS Unols to the Republican and Demo-| WASHINGTON.—Senator Borah | cratic state and national conventions of Idaho inaugurated his campaign pledged to support the inclusion ‘of! of opposition to the adm n | tive certain planks in the platform ot | | proposal that America | bership in the Inter emer aes pt mem- each party.” onal court. were outlined as advo- al and building up of re- spect for the law and constitution and Jewelry and watch repairing by al’ you are suffering fo skin trouble and have tried various treatments with- out success don't be discouraged, Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap bring speedy relief from eczema and other itching or embarrassing eruptions, and | usually succeed in making the skin clear and healthy again. Your druggist carries Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. Try them! lo al al EVANS OIL CORPORATION Is Your One Best Bet. BROWN BAREF SANDALS invented them. Sizes 1114 Sizes 814 to 11, $1.48. Sizes 5 to8 PATENT LEATHER dress wear. Sizes 5 to oS; pair... Products For growing girls. Has m and low heels. rubber heels. of service at__. Miles GREY TRIMMED P. STRAPS For growing girls. A wonderful Frog Legs. FOR POLITICS spring days. them will be as interesting as The kind the children like. long wearing brown leather. 91.29 The bright shiny kind for children’s Quality in every pair. 111% to 2, $2.48. Sizes 814 to 11, $2.24. $1.74 Goodyear welt soles and $4.48 A clever new style. Trimmed at toe and sides with grey kid. SLD OS fous meant etapa apa Che Caspet Daily Cribune ugencies breeding class or religious Uscrimination; recognizing the right of individuals to collectively defend within the law their rights and ad- vance their economic, social and po- litical interests; encursing the an- nounced position of the government that a citizen has a right to work without unlawful interference, irre- spective whether he is a member of tabor organiation; placing loyalty the government paramvunt to ob- Usktions to “any civil or industrial organiation working for the interest of special groups or classes.” WASHINGTON.—Elihu Root in an address before American Society of International: Law says Amer- fean participation in permanent court of world needs moral support. ere NEW YORK.—The Bethlehem Steel corpotation recently put to work 1,000 Mexicans as unskilled laborers. Armstrong heavy print Mnoleum makes the best floor covering and the prices aro lower at Graham-Shields Furniture Co. Why pay more when you can buy here for less. Your blood changes, in the Spring. Why ? UR blood, is thicker land more slug- still thick and heavy-laden, is slow to throw off its impurities. happens? pimples appear—you feel sluggish and tired! The remedy for this condition is 8. 8. S, It is the ideal blood purifier, because the medic- inal properties are purely vege What) The impurities crowd) out through the skin—boils and) 8. S. S. has given new, long-forgot- ten strength to older people and has made many old and young peo- ple look years younger. Blood is -|life—it’s your foundation—make it rich—get blood strength—we all need it, especially rheumatics, . S. 8. will improve your appe- tite and give you greater energy, strength and endurance. i} Mr. Harry C. Bachman, 4736 Main Avenue, Norwood, Ohio, writes: “I had skin eruptions—pimples_ and Blackheads. I took S.S.S. and wes happily surprised at the results I got in Jess than three weeks’ time.” ‘Try it yourself. 8S. S. 8. is sold at all good drug stores. The larga size is more economical, Get a bot- table. It is a glorious fact that tle today! §.S.§. makes you feel like yourself again ringlike Slippers For Children and Gro wing Girls Just come down to the Economy Base- ment tomorrow and see the new Spring Slippers that have been arriving to dress little feet for bright Of course the w price we have marked 1 Economy Basement prices Ways are. OOT Made of King Tut | 1114 to 2, $1. to 2, $1.74. | Sizes 5 to 8, pair ... STRAPS Sizes Sizes 514 to 8, pair... Our Prices Are Consistently Lower BROWN CALF OXFORDS nedium toes For growing this spring. ATENT Has medium $4.48 ATTRACTIVE STRAP SLIPPERS For growing girls. Made of black kid leather with cut- outs on sides. A good fitter and suitable for dress and street, pare $4.00 BROWN PLAY OXFORDS Great for scuff wear. their comfort. Chock full of wear. Sizes 98. ELK OXFORDS Patent Trimmed A sport Oxford for little tots. little shoe, very neat and different. Sizes 1114 to 2, $2.98. ELK SPORT OXFORDS | and has patent trimming. Very popular Oxford fomeenersl wear ...... $3.98 PATENT OXFORDS For growing girls. shapely slipper that lots of girls are wearing ... Little feet enjoy Sizes 814 to 11, $1.74. —..- PL 48 A trim Sizes 814 to 11, $2.48. 92.24 girls. Is made of pear] elk A trig little Suitable for dress. toes and rubber heels. A "93.98 Your Hair find throughout the store. vice possible. The Courteous Shoe Repair Shop Our repair shop will take care of you in the same courteous manner that you We take pride in pleasing Economy Shoe Basement Operated by Wiggins our patrons by every ser- ‘Always Look Your Best Manhattan and Kingly Shirts $2 And Up When you remove your coat or leave your vest off on the balmy days of Spring, you'll want to wear a neat, well tailored shirt of the best quality. Our new Spring stock of shirts will give you this privilege. Come in and make your selection. S Stetson Hats Styled for Young Men $7 Famous for their fine quality, noted for their fine styling, and once you wear a Stetson Hat none else will please you half so well. Berg Hats $5 For 69 years Edwin Clapp has made the finest shoes in the world, the finest of leathers and the best of workmanship are built right in these famous $12 Other Good Shoes at $7.50 They're Snappy Silk and Wool Ties $1.50 But—they’re not “loud”—= just enough life in them to make them real good- looking Ties. You feel better if you wear one of our Ties—and they tie right and stay trim and unwrinkled for a longer time, Interwoven Hose Good Clothes they’re good for you That’s why we sell Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes; that’s why you should buy them. They’re good for you; they make you look better, feel better. They save you money because they wear longer. Extra Values in the New Spring Suits at 30 « For the man who wants Style-Plus Clothes Most complete and varied is our Spring assortment of these world famous clothes that are the preferred choice of well dressed men and young men. Here’sa Really Good TOPCOAT $39 The best that Hart, Schaffener & Marx make, the latest style that style creates, and in the far better tex- tures are these Top- coats for cooling and rainy Spring days. A Topcoat from our store is truly a Top- cont~possessing every one of highest quaiies fe seek in ‘opcoat values—and they’re correctly priced. ii MEDNICK BROS, The Home of Grerater Values | FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1923. 5 20) \