Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1923, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. ra Che Casper Daily Cribune : ; THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923. ashes hurled skyward from the cra-| soul was visible and the village seem-| no car shall circulate in the district N Deadlock in |cfss adestions. involved, 1m oe: sae | | asia Bates bashers in a generally ter which {s completely hidden andj ed dead under its coating of black] without permisison. (é) {nition of gy aoe ae Pe ox PNAS, sw taped mosphere, & from all quarters are heard distress-;@ust. The priest pointed out a con-| Funds and offers of help have be Jot the 1 few days that a : —————— 4 | siderable poo! of had occurred in the — negotiations. . . : Nh oes EXPERT watch and jow ing tales of wild stampedes by the » hissing and) gun to pour in from all over the N At a a 8 3 yO panic stricken population, the de.|fuming:in a depression of ground. | egotiations The report indicated that the con ing. Casper Jewelry ( | world. .Pope Pius and King Emman- | struction of homes and heroic efforts! ‘That is Catena's grave yard," he| uel have each given 50,000 lire, and ‘ < | at rescue. said. “Now the dead are buried {n/ Italian newspaper in New York has M C t l The town now most endangered 1s| Stone.” | cabled 100,000 lire and the various exican apt a Castiglione, of 15,000 inhabitants,| The congestion caused by the auto-| municipalities throughout Italy are which is menaced by one of the lava| mobiles of tourists, curiosity seekers| sending contributions. ! (Continued from Page One.) streams. Farther from the crater|and amateur rellef workers in the af-| Pa, aE WASHINGTON, June 21—An offi- jbeen advancing steadily toward the|than Linguagiossa, Castiglione is also| fected area rie so great that} The jyteagen largest eben sh clal report from American commis- town, has deviated into a side road|Jower on the mountain slope, down fect Pericoli and General Strace|s00n to be opened in London plans ; nd is flowing with accelerated veloc-| Which the molten rock is advancing.} and Battaglia have {ssued orders that | to serve 10,000,000 meals a year. Will Pay Party If They Can Tell Me Whereabouts Of jity into a neighboring valley, which|Jt is a picturesque town surrounded a | | is gradually becoming a vertiable lake| bY nut trees, many of which are on LDRE! F e S . t Re ulations for|° fire. A few inhabitants remaining] fire. | Hi NS COLDS ANNOUNCEMENT : OVIe} g' | nw Linguaglossa axcribe the diversion] A correspondent of the Associated should not be “dosed.” Treat We have moved our law offices from the Consoli- : Who Formerly Worked for Exide Battery Co. C 6 1 ii ffi of lava to the town's patron saint,| Press today motored through part of them externally with— datada Rovalty * Buldi ao aretowsoccupying y if ommercial iraliic to whom prayers and gifts were fer-| the desolated ate oyalty Building, and a region. Near Catena| z vently offered throughout the recent| was a small hamlet entirely deserted, 6 ¢ ia 4 | Rooms 401 to 404 in the Midwest Building. Phone 1406 CALL MR. NID) 443 B. Yellowstone Strict, Report. days of terror. except for a young prelst who wore VAPOR DURHAM & LOWEY GEORGE A. WEEDELL The atmosphere for miles around|on his breast ribbons denoting deeds 0. Ve |. pee poke the volcano is still_dense with the! of valor during the wa’ Yo other 17 Million Jara Used Yearly | meena | Alaska, June 20—(By The | 4 Press)—In the opinion of [XY sters of two American trading ,» returned here, their fate, attempted to traffic along ne Siberian coast, wou'd have been v their crews arg under dden communication ‘ @ country e3 through soviet censors. The outcome for the four trading echooners and thelr crews depends upon the attitude taken by their off ing regulations whe saviet authorities poh Indeed A Special Feature Event for { comm laws. One 7 nse is said to have been th Sie eee Friday the Twenty-second north to E a steamer arrives, Besides a license for trading reported that the soviet has imposed an extremely high tax on skins ex Raina foeeer cae Conall of Intensive preparations have been made to make our June Dollar Day Sale bigger and more complete than our past Dollar Day Sales. And because such a great akira Gat response is to be expected we cannot guarantee q uantities to last through the day. : the seized sich have a thousand fox skins that h has been trying to ship out of tha country by that vessel. Persans he far with cond tions in S out that Alexan¢ that «ountry for rinted Children’s White Dresses; very prettily made of Boys’ Soft Collar Shirts. Sizes 1214 to 14. pique and cambfic. Regular $1.29 value. Sizes 1 to 4... 2 FOR $1.00 Kaynee make. New patterns. $ Regular values to $1. 1.00 Dollar Day Specials company, is a soviet n district Costell, the Hib d-Swenson Company, the Phcenix BATH TABLETS Jergen’s Bath tablets in crushed violets, Geranium, Peroxide, Rose, Carnation, These sell regularly for 15c a bar; for Dollar Day_____-.______12 BARS FOR Main Floor LADIES’ UNION SUITS These can be had in every style aes!rea A well made garment and light enough for these hot days. 2 FOR-__-__---.. Bargain Square—Main Floor CURTAIN NETS We have gone through our stock and made a wonderful selection for this month’s dollar event, select your new curtain nets tomorrow. 31% YARDS FOR Third Floor Round Aluminum Roasters 1 0 very serviceable; each........... e 0 Aluminum Percolators, 6-cup caapcity; each............— $1.00 A very Posciel ote, Thin Blown Tumblers in three dainty etched designs oO $1.00 Thermos Bottles, regular $1.39 seller; ex- tra fillers to fit, a rare bar- gain; each __. ene) " $1.00 ee ee barrel ae $1 00 White Cup and Saucers, Republic pattern, S18 6 FOR 9.00 A splendid assortment of Fancy Market and Work Baskets; while they last; each ___.... * $1.00 MARY JANE SLIPPERS Children’s Slippers, Mary’ Jane style white canvas with leather soles and ankle strap. Just the thing for hot days. Sizes 2m'-t0. 8) per;palr, <5 ee Balcony FACE TOWELS 17x34 all white huck and Turkish face towels. Good heavy quality. Don’t fail to see these at 8 FOR.___--------- Third Floor COLORED SILK NETS These will certainly make into pretty dance frocks. The colors are all of soft pastel shades. Very special at__._.YARD Main Floor SUMMER GLOVES One counter full of silk and Chamois- ette gloves; two clasp and gauntlet styles in all colors and sizes. These sell reg- ularly for as high as $1.69 pair. These are extra good values. Pair_ mt Main Floor y ‘oma, Wash ington, owners of the Inkum, one of the seized boats, and Olaf Swenson mpany, owners of the Blue so detained, are regarded as competitors of the Hudson Bay Com r the trade of northern Siberia. ance of Hquor into Siberia ely opposed by the soviet rmation recelved vert. goner Chukotzk of t the Hibbard-Swen- son company, came north this spring and proce 1 as far as Whalen, but did not attempt to trade on account of the unnettled conditions. Persons who went to Siberia aboard the Chuk otzk gained; the impression that the | mwiet guthorities designed to dis- courage’ participation af other na tions in the trade of Siberia. The Chukotzk, in command of Captain Weeding, reached here yeatertay. —___— Mother Seeks Word Of Ex-Service Man) Mra. Mary Neilson of Sherwood,! Ore., has written the George W. Vor White, triple coated, Enamel Teapots, a man post of the American Legion here asking for information regarding limited number; slight imper- fections; each .. as ° her son, Harold Neilson, an ex-service man DRESS GINGHAMS The woman has not heard from her non for more than a year when he 5 A very extensive line of pretty patterns had filed on a homestead near hers = ©6© for summer dresses for home or street per. Any information regarding the wear. This is an exceptional value at whereabouts of the should by 4 YARDS FOR end ¢ $1 Each We were very fortunate in placing an order for Bungalow Aprons. We know this is the biggest value we offer for Dollar Day. Light and dark patterns. All styles. Made of fast color percales. The demand on these will be such that we earnestly urge you to come early. according to in from Northern Si Second Floor Kaynee Blouses. Light patterns; all Regular values to $i 00 Boys’ Kaynee Pants. All sizes. Values to $1.85................-. g $1.00 Boys’ Overalls. Sizes 3 to 17. Full “cut and heavy weight.......... "$1.00 eae at Hee Anal Regular price $1.45 to 1.75. ollar Day. Sizes 36 to 46...... ms $1.00 Men’s Balbriggan U-Suits in white or ecru; LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS Ladies’ fine quality kerchiefs, neatly embroidered corners, in all white and colors. Regular 25s to 45c values for tomorrow at ‘OR Main Floor SILK GLOVES Women's two clasp silk gloyes with double finger tips in black, white and a few colo: A regular 75c value, for Dollar Day -- ....2 PAIRS FOR Main Floor LADIES’ PURSES These consist of various styles that are good for right now. You will find vanity boxes here also, In fact the selection is really wonderful for _----------_----- Main Floor sent to her direct given to the » é short sleeves and ankle length. i 00 American I , telephone 667. | Third Floor Regular $1.45 value... cceccsesscmneeece e Se W FRENCH SEAM HOSE Men’s Fine Fibre Silk Sox. Regular 4 00 German orkers PERCALES as ee arent ty BATH ETONVELS aur 65c values. Good colors...2 FOR e In light and dark patterns. Our usual agin Blogs, Cordovans anc. Wine anes 22x44 extra heavy double thread Turk: - - To Be Drafted | age! grade) (Algood assorinient itor Dal perpen ge proper shade. £95300 ish towels. We only have a limited Men’s Dress Caps. Light and dark $i 00 h lar Day. 8 YARDS FOR_________ | is very popular, Pair for __---------- quantity of these, so come early. 2 FOR patterns. All sizes. Value to $1.98 r i y Main Fl i By the Frenc Third Floor gaits Thee aos Br: eres—Bordeaux style; made of good quality mesh with elastic in back. Front or lock DUS: fastening. Regular 49c 4 00 quality ... ee eS e Associa: LDORF, June 21—{By The REN’S STOCKINGS 1 Press)—The French are GAUZE VESTS Ce BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED preparing to confiscate and to requ! 4 ; : In black, brown and white; fine comb Minaiinvand) wide poodeiwelgit tres sition a force of Germans to operate : ine his vests with shell trim, all yarn stockings, usually sell for 35c pair, from starch. Limited quantity to a cus- Ladies’ Night Gowns of genuine windsor crepe all the Ruhr valley industries, the sizes. Regular 50c value for tomorrow 4 PAIRS FOR 5 tomer. 6 YARDS FOR : B . . pe, ita cob which use tbe tusietate S FOR oS) eee a eee aR gta os ara tar ca tats in fancy floral patterns or plain white muslin; the mocount of reparations, it) was Third Floor Main Floor daintily trimmed with checked gi 4 00 stated tallay. A decree to this end gingham. Regular $1.29 value........ e is in course of preparation and will romulgated in a few di WOMEN’S LISLE HOSE Women’s extra fine mercerized isle hose in brown and only. Regular 49c and 59¢c sellers, THREE PAIR FOR. SILK HOSE $1.00 We have assembled here Silk Hose that sell regularly from $1.50 to $2.00. Both mock seam and full fashioned. Cordovan, navy and white; pair STAMPED PILLOW CASES 42-in. Pillow Cases, stamped on splen- did quality muslin, the designs are good, at PER PAIR=W22~255- = 5.522 casi. Third Floor EMBROIDERED SCARFS This is the outstanding big value of this month’s Dollar Day. Embroidered and Lace Edge Scarfs in blue, gold and rose. These are sold every- where from $1.50 to $2.00. You can have them tomorrow, at each Ladies’ Satin Bloomers, in all dark and bright colors; full cut and well made; 4 00 Patsy Rompers, made of very good quality ging- ham of pink and blue and trimmed i 00 in white ; peg-top styles; sizes 1 to 5 $ e Vanta Teething Bands, made of fine quality silk and wool in big assortment of odd: sizes’: os Sa ror9 A 00 Crib Blankets, size 30x40, made with escalloped border and famous Cortex finish. Color. blue and white combinations; only, FRENCH GINGHAMS ‘ a Aa Here are included the best patterns ob- uge may be punished with death tainable in fine dress ginghams. Your ences after trial by court martial unrestricted choice at 234 YARDS FOR_ Third Floor Says His Prescription Has Powerful Influence Over Rheumatism WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Mr. James H. Allen, of Rochester Ladies fine gauze union suits in all BS UY, guftersil. £00 paienlwitronee styles. These generally retail at from matisr any times this § terribl: $1.25 to $1.49, and are indeed unusual Alnease left’ thn “hetoléas ana senahli values at EACH _____ to work Third Floor He finally decided, after years of fr from rhe vatism until the i PS i i i ‘ i the ab WINDSOR CREPE SHIRTINGS ee ciee ee Boudoir Slippers in variety of da yalte, ere dis petty : a tei 1 BY Saha ueatey ‘ane This is one of the new cloths this spring ] Aaa dies $1 00 : yaar and make up into very attractive shirts, | ete diaean odtuame meteors NNN, ; ——$—$___— s _§ ind he consult | paiamas or children’s dresses. 3 YARDS Main F f i Children’s Muslin Sleepers, well made and just » exnerimenta ay iff = ei Ree Main Floor Main and Third Floor ag “be \ prescription hird Floor ely banished of rheu om the thing for warm weather, Sizes No Refunds or Exchanges on Dollar Day Merchandise Sold on Dollar Day—Every Sale Is Final {Golden Rule Department Store LINDSAY & CO. ery he will gladly return