Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. MAN WHO GAVE OFFICERS. SLIP ISAECAPTURED Deputy Hibbard Locates| “Toad” McFarland In Rooming House Edward M. “Toad” McFarland, who made a daring escape fr Ark., r a cloudburst, Balt Creek de: able hardships endured, was be! county tipped off yesterday | d d, who is gh hombre” | i a room| as tho} waited er the| him to his room. Alt! © local officers had been warned that McFarland was a bad man, he gave no demonstration on Store fronts were if they were pa 1d for the braske ¢ ich swept Het Springs, Ark., in| results. I couldn't even turn in bed. fn a da: | the wake of a t his flivver in front of a store! My kidneys acted irregularly and I on the main street. ame out he found it with its nose stuck, began to look for a good kidney|{ face the b in the mud underneath the boardwalk that lined the street. remedy. Someone recommended | Hot Springs Flood More than $2,000,000 damage was done when flood and fire swept Hot Communication was cut off for 18 arquette Hotel consumed by fire caused by a bolt of light adjoining building. The toes in this one building alone autos tossed around, and sidewalks lifted as MILTON SILLS AT THE =f AMERICA, COWBOY aNd ADDITIONAL HEADLINER Have you ever been in such a tight place that you thought it was your “Last Hour?” Many of us have had such an experien See what hap pens to Milton Sil's in “The Last Hour," the thrilling melodramatic photoplay playing at the America the-| ater today, Wednesday and Thurs-! day. As an added attraction Col. House's Colorado Cowboy band will give a} 80 minute program three times each | day at 2:50, 7:55 and 9:46. 1 Bishop-Cass has sent this band to! Casper following a triumphant en-| gagement at the Co’orado Denver, Another Casper Case It Provers That There's a Way Out for Many Suffering Casper Folks. theater, |, but no lives were lost. | Just another report of a case in Casper. Another typical case. Kid- ney ailments relieved in Casper with Doan's Kidney Pills. ! E. Gallington, 1433S. St, Casper, says: “Hard work and heavy lifting some time ago weaken- ed my kidneys and made my back} lame. There was a soreness over my kidneys and when I stooped sharp | pains shot through the small of my|# back. As time went on I became|§ worse and was obliged to take to my bed and there I lay for two weeks attended by a physician but got no McKinley | CHANEY AND mn STAR IN “THE SHOCK,” COMING | TO WYOMING ON SUNDAY INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., n a Untversal-Jewel duction of the| kes San Fran: | for the great fire, at the Wyoming day. It is en demand that every church member, ¢ \inations chools to lir © rejected by the cam: of an was xper!-| were ex] to/the « e fire and|committee |makes its Harry » Wil be! lea al-Jewel | of screen. w rrors real life on the 1 many 1ctions of the B ng forced. Th ac rd with the natu: nm denounce Fondick ani a as T is provided by Viny : clash was expected to ¢ & utiful star of “The he teaching of Darw St yitterness»is shown denomination’s scbvols in ic account of the life of a while ecucational lead Qn an’ Francisco's Barbary Cc Ch of course be recalled fi h did characterization of th he Miracle Man. oy ows'’ and c ™ 3 were all e Ch arkable versatile tc ta TERNS MEET TONIGHT. HL THE WOMAN AN (ON MEMORIAL DAY PLANS; INGE PRODUCTION, AT PROMISE ETE IIS THEATER TOMORROW aes sean no! observance in will be com Florence Vidor, who takes the lead ing role in “Hall the Woman," the} stirring Thomas H. 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The great advantage of Budgeting is that it makes a person look ahead and plan his spending instead of doing it hit-and-miss. Now think what it would mean to get your children into such a habit while they are still young. Come in and let us talk with you about this and show you the book, - ZO-APNOF - FHN—-OOF - MI: Hp: 4-- NATIONAL BANK Ka CONSOLIDATED Ee ROYALTY BLOG - 50,000 + POPULATION® + +* American Legion Auxiliary . - DANCE BENEFIT DISABLED VETERANS - Government Hospital at Sheridan, Wyo. ARKEON, MAY 23, 1923 Admission 25c Che Casper Dally Cridune Wednesday Specials Ladies’ All Wool Sport Skirts. All the latest models, checks, plaids, stripes and plain colors, big assortment and values up to $9.50. RemovalSale Price . . . . Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses A wonderful line of Dresses, in Silk Mignonette. sizes and colors. Values up to $12.50. Sale price The most wonderful line we have ever had; Polo cloth and camels hair, lined throughout, values up to $80. RemovalSale Price . . . up to $12.00. Sale price ....... Ladies’ Gloves 16-button and Gauntlet washable Suede. Sport Coats Values up to $2.00. Removal Sale price.......— Tub Dresses All fast colors, lace and embroidery trimmed ues up to $3.50. Sale price . Removal SALE At The Frantz Shop is on and in full force. Bargains all over the store. Miss Frantz who is now in New York has made some wonderful buys which have arrived and marked expressly for this Removal Sale. Trimmed Hats Big assortment to pick from. No two alike. Removal 252 TUESDAY, MAY 22, 15 MOVAL $3.95 Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses . Canton Crepe, Pongee, Flat Crepe, Organdy, Ratine and Pure Linen. All the latest shades. Values up to $20.00. Removal Sale price All Removal * 992.95 Trimmed Hats Tn this line you will find the latest things in Millinery. Values up to $22.00. $9 75 Me, e Removal Sale price... Silk Camisoles Lace trimmed, flesh, navy and white. Values up to $2.00. Removal Sale price...—...........- Values _.$3.95 All colors, 98e Extra special. 8c Ladies’ Silk Underw:- >: Val- "$1.95 Gowns, Slips, pigomers, Step-ins, Teddies, Pajamas, Vests and Petticoats. Values up to $4 75 ° $12.50. Removal Sale price musta South Center Street Phone 1204-W