Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 18, 1923, Page 11

hae FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923. - be Casper Daily Cridune PAGE ELEVEN Tonight the two orchestras will com- full with “dirty work,” Donald Mc-| days and tien sip quietly down the|system to.work alongside the men inhabitants of London are only je pr Russians, with Poles, French and bine in many of the numbers mak-; SERIES OF THRILLS IN Donald, Hector Sarno and Edward harbor, receiving their cargo of rum,|put at work under the government |342 foreigners. The most of these| talians following in the order named. n& @ 14-piece organization purveying Peil. Others in the cast include they gifde silently out to sea with-| mobilization order. oe "Opa eae 4 q . -he latest in dance music. Minna Ferry Redman, Ethel Wales, | >ut attracting much attention. The government majority in par| -¢g wars One of the features of the Ohio Tom 8. Guise, George Seigman pel ——_—_—— Mament is firm seeing Lagos he organization is their singing numbers ° Edward Jobson. : the strikers’ deman‘ and further NEW (IWNER (| which-scored a decided hit. . Sa RT German Strike bes ayrnge eeaieneney bee pam aay e e Dorothy Hays, Jr. blues singer, SHOWING MT AMERICA ' by the authorities and an appeal and Zita Middlevitch “in ballads are i A T LIQUOR 7 H added entertainers that will be on the = co. Ss | I. s Complicated made to the civic union to supply workers. 4 ¢ ? 9 bill at th This union, in fact, began opera. ‘ _— If you want a series of hair-raising BRUSSELS, May 18. The As-|2usurating a service for transporta- Tee tae thrills, don't miss Tom Mix in his soolatad’ Preae) otha coke Goce tion of passengers between Antwerp ge 3 ‘ ' latest William Fox thriller, “Stepping |Strike entered a new phase today|®¢ om WESTBOUND LIMITED’ | Ss*=.risssSicomet ira eer| or Jou, §, a, aay hpente orks Sa seat thy | mean 2&. é : . day run at the America theater, Not| reports from New York that the Ms atiect Graham-Shields Furi- content with excitement in the good| United States government is waging | Stiiking railroad men in the Antwerp’ Incluéed in the four mffltfon odd ture Store Purchased by | old U. S. A., Tom dashes across the| vigorous war on rum fleets off the Pr | Pacific to China, rescues a fair dam-| Atlantic seaboard, the liquor trade is Experienced Dealer. ee sel, knocks out a few blackguards,| picking up briskly, now that the and races back across the Pacific just) worst of the spring storms are be- in time to save a treasure for the ‘The big railroad engines will throb,| girl he loves. 5 ‘OW many times a day does your eved to have passed. Rum schoon- “hot” water faucet fail to tell the Specials for Saturday ers, reported to be heading for the| truth? the gigantic forest fire will roar and! Tom hasn't even any time in this| Jersey three mile limit, are putting 4 Pore e e Tae colonel last night | the trains will crash today and this| picture for a closeup, except at the| Out elmost dafly. | MAY19 Howmany exasperating waits for hot water whereby R. E. Calloway of Monett,|even'ng when Emory Johnson's Sreat| end. His supporting cast {s unusual-| The schooner'’s clearance papers men-' BJ . ? erate pared the Graham-Shietds | rafiroad drama, ‘Westbound Limit-| ly good. Claire Adams, who has ap-|tion ports in the West Tdales bat the Fresh Eggs, per dozen - eS 5 3 BB do you experience Furniture store, 133 East Sccond| ed,” will be siven its performance at peared oposite the star before, water front smiles. | the Wyoming theater. Great crowds|an enchanting heroine. There are! Vessels arrive from southern waters have (been flocking to the Wyoming] three heavies who have their hands|in ballast, tle up at a wart for a few| The store is to be known hereafter | theater for every performance of this as Calloway’s. It is the third of nj sigantic love drama of the railwags chain. The other two stores are| and enthralled at the tremendou? O tr ctor Lost Much located in Monett and Aurora, Mo.,| dramatic story unfolded, in which 1 a end are operated by the father and|humor and pathos, hair-breadth brother of Mr. Calloway. Mr. Calloway who is married ana is the father of two children will] orama of love and laughter. bring his family to Casper within a] Ralph Lewis plays the featured month. He has had 13 years experi-| role, that of a railroad engineer é | | 7 cace in the furniture business. J. V.| with the following principals in the} Declares Rheumatism and In-) ‘tast spring I had indigestion s0 | Noah oe eee pyhoiiis alee inter} cast; Ella Hall, Claire McDowell,| digestion Forced Him to| baa I couldn't eat a bite without suf. | es e 6 to er arrot yl ae ee a OM SESE z. eae or, Graves} Lay Off Many Times, but| fering. Rheumatism swelled my fect David Kirby, A til I had to wear shoes far bigger bring his family here. Mr. Nelson ‘s| Richard Morris and Jane Morgan. mi Tanlac Soon Put Him on| “tI 2, SES Yellowstone or Judi-Gold Butter, per Ib. Fernbrook Corn, No. 2 cans, 2 for... Utah Tomatoes, No. 2 cans, 2 for. MISSION BRAND NO. 214 CANNED FRUIT Peaches sires Time From His Work | *°: --———; 3 Cans 80c Egg: Plums street. Mr. Calloway took charge of the store this morning. 7 How many times have you lost your tem- | per because your old-fashioned hot water supply cannot meet the demand? Get a Ruud Automatic Gas Water Heater and its Perfect and Permanent Hot Water Service. 6 It will give you oceans of hot water from | every faucet, every minute of every day, fi ’ without wasting a second of your time. escapes and beautiful love scenes are exquisitely blended into one vast pan- Crystal White Soap Chips, per pkg__... Sea Foam Washing Powder, per pkg. Old Dutch Cleanser, per can. ; Watch the Ruud work. Compare a practical furniture man, having hac His Feet. te vata Sr aeee ‘oe ot | GOLD MEDAL FLOUR | © PLUSH FLOUR seniano Rada saberay oT en several yeare experience” in” Ai ina tre were: 48-Ib- sack ....__...$2.15 | 48-Ib. sack ....___ $1.90 bout our Easy Payment are epee Soe with Ospoas 60a diay pease red ner Haley “But Tanlac fixed me up to where/#f 24-Ib. sack . 1.25 | 24-Ib. sack _ -—$1.00 I now have the appetite and digestive | # | powers of a Kansas farm hand, and| even my rheumatism has cleared out again properly functioning. A strik-| so I can work with steel or concre ing iMlustration of this fact is fur-| al gay without tiring. Tanlac nished in the statement of Clayton! iivers the goods.” Will's, bridge constructor, Midland| hotel, Omaha, Neb., regarding his ex-| Tanlac {s for sale by all good druz-| perience with the Tanlec treatment.| gists. Accept no substitute. Over 37|0 He says: million bottles sold.—Advertisement. business here. Calloway's will handle a complete line of furniture, draperies and floor coverings. The present stock will be greatly increased, and many exclusive lines not now handled in Casper wil! be brought Kére. The store here will purchase {ts goods in conjunction with {ts two other stores and in that way will be able to get the advantage of volume prices. The plans of Mr. Graham and Mr. Shields have not been announced. it is probable, however, that Mr. Shields will return to Nebraska @s soon as the detatls of the business trans- action have been executed completely. pec tata ee a OHIO JAZZ ARTISTS eee eS PLEASE ARKEON CROWD sass. cee 2 bee wee tion of the stomach frequently dis- MEATS . Beef Pot Roast, Ib............... Whole Pork Shoulder, per 1 Pure Bulk Lard, per Ib..... Fresh Pork Butts, per lb The Bungalow Grocery & Marke 412 East Fifth St. Phones 22 and 23 Say “Bayer” and Insist! Special Terms Now On | $25.00 down and the balance in ten monthly pay- ments, no interest, will secure any RUUD AUTQ- MATIC WATER HEATER in stock. Order yours today. We have a size for your home. THE NORRIS Co. MEATS AND PROVISIONS Largest Market In the State | The Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. Phone 1500 115-119 East First St. Packard (Union Made) Shoes—H. & L. Block (Union Made) Gloves—No Name (Union Made) Hats | prescribed by physicians over twenty- | WHOLESALE—RETAIL two years and proved safe by mi!- Ph 12 lions ‘The Oho State jars band, ¢ s for 129 East Second Street one headliners on the Orpheum and a Colds Headache collection of jazz artists from Warren. Toothache Rheumatism NORTH CASPER BRANCH ry G. Harding’s home state, opened an Earache Lumbago engagement #t the Arkeon Thursday Neuralgia Pain, Pain. Corner H and Durbin Streets Phone 2207 night and pleased the big crowd that ‘was present to hear the added at- Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” traction. only. Each unbroken package con- The Ohto State boys alternated! tains Proper directions. Handy boxes with Tommy Watkins’ orchestra in| of twelve tablets cost fewcents. Drug- half hour perlods and went over big.| gists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. It was a case of both orchestras! Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer strutting thelr stuff to the best of Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester their ability in friendly competition. ‘of Salicylicacid.—Advertisement, Stag (Union Made) Trousers—Union Label Collars — “Can’t Bust ’Em” (Urion Made) Overalls — Lewis (Union Made) Underwear—Unity (Union Label) Hosiery—Imperial (Union Made) Caps Notice to Ranchers and Producers Ship your beef, hogs, veal, poultry and eggs to us. We will pay you the best market price at all times. Men’s Dress Shoes and Oxfords (Union Made) Good styles, guaranteed solid leather, Goodyear welts; black and mahog- per pair P4eh.D Genuine Army (Garrison) Shoes Munson last, heavy soles. The best Work Shoe in America and sold only by the Fad at this low | Gabardine Top Coats, Belted Mode par $4.95 | Special at $16.75 MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S Fad Tailored Suits $20 AND $25 | Standard quality All-Wool fabrics, Cassimeres, Wor- steds, Serges, Whipcords. Regular styles, belted Norfolks and popular sport models. Quality clothes reasonably priced—$2Z0 and $25 Heavy Blue Denim Overalls With detachable sus- penders. Saturday (two pairs to a customer). Overaiis 91.39 Men’s Solid Leather Puttees Strap or spring fasteners. Made to fit and guaran- teed to wear. Special value Puttees at the Fad. $3.45 $4.75 Here Is An Opportunity EAST TERRACES . “AN IDEAL PLACE TO BUILD YOUR HOME” Men’s Good Quality Dress Hats (Union Made) Colors and shapes to please every one. Priced very reasonably. Hun- dreds to choose from. Fad Special Hats Officers’ Plain Toe Blucher Comfortable fitting and good looking. Service- able and satisfactory. Two of our best values. Sale price, per pair Select one or more of these beautiful lots today and plan to build a home now or later if you wish. A half dozen BARGAINS Here For All new homes will be under construction shortly. Men’s Athletic Union Suits__________. 48¢c $2.95 and $3.95 INVESTMENTS ARE SURE TO INCREASE $3.95 $4.95 ‘ Men’s Knit Union Suits__-__________ 69c mova ae Po IN'VALUE Men’s Cushion Sole | Boys’ Union Suits____.c_c___________48e@ See t JBe, Ge, SLAB lids owihias Bh: inp sree tabal Gooakion lish Libs Comfort Shoes Boys’ Kmvkerbocker Pants_________95@ In this new sub-division, owing wrongs “efecto rma bd Black kid leather, plain ’ en’s Dress Pants wide and winding streets and situated as it is in the most rapidly de- OF cap toe, medium and Men sf Cotton. Work Pants.$1.45. $1.95 TA Worsteds Siceaxt veloping section of the city. by pried Fad at ean Men's:Stispenders..“2s__ os ae ---39¢e pee mtratans ok ae pices, pet pains Men’s Good Quality Work Shirts, in terns, good values. ee khaki, blue or grey_-____-________ 95c | Staz (Union Made) Trousers $3.75, $5 to $8 Salesmen will be at our East Terraces Office this after- $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 Boys’ All-Leather Put- tees on sale, $2.95 pair. Ladies’ Silk Hose (Union Label), SS ea a $1.45 Semi-Soft Collars. Popu- Boys’ Blue Denim. Over- lar styles. Special, 25c | alls (double knees), spe- each, cial, 98c pair. noon and evening to show you these lots. Boys’ Knee Pants, 95c, $1.45, $1.95 and $2.45. ee Boys’ Shirts and Blouses, 69c, 95c to $1.75. len’s Dress Shirts, 89c, SEE BEN REALTY CO. phages Phone 1480 201-203 Midwest Bldg.