Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 29, 1923, Page 2

of Mquor over the Adjusted Compensation; ,,! RSPR , ay Talked of i ccupation an act of eressman. pre- with ne 14 taxes was re. ch def = NS PRESIDENT 4 from Page One.) ere he made two speech- 1 was in Montana fol- h tomorrow will nd party to Gard d Sunday visit al Park, t speaks at Butte a report on the post siness, presidential special m Southern Utah, Mr. Harding and 1 Zion National Park through Salt Lake tello and then to this Scarcity of ba fbou in 1922 was traceable to the overrun of | wolves. his party v northward and Mrs. Harding at every little town in Utah and Idaho, and the president expressed himself as having renewed confidence as a result of the warm welcome tendered his party. The crowd, which gathered here ear President | between the yesterday afternoon to he Harding urge cooperatic consumer and the prc means of reducing living costs was he largest ar the presi-| servation plat-| which has gathered t dent speak from the form of his rail ar, | After his spee Harding was| taken by autom: o view the re-} sults of irrigation near here and ex-| pressed himself as-well pleased. | In his first speech in Idaho at Poco-| | | tello nt noon yesterday made a plea for his and to a body of ra because their bus: the life of the co be among tho best country. ne A single ounce of gold can be} drawn into a wire forty-eight miles | in length. was vital to they should | men tn the/ ‘Mrs: Francis Thompson,” ar rested in Chicago, was found to be “Fred n" in disguise. He | to have been iden. | an of the leering old-bloodedly shot G. Tesmer, as Tes wife were putting garage in the Side district.’ was booked as a The simplest way toend acorn is Blue-jay. Stops the pain in- stantly. Then the corn loosens nes out. Made in clear quid and in thin plasters, The action is the same. At your druggist Bluejay Pe ar “Buy It For Less at The Fad” Special Values for Tomorrow “Saturday” Sale Men’s Fad Tailored Suits, all wool; special <i a ee eee $16.75 “Fad Straws,” good styles, our price ---—- 2S $1.75 All Leather Dress Shoes, good values At seta a ay $2.95, $3.95 and $4.95 - Solid Leather Work Shoes, special....$1.95 and $2.45 Men’s. Athletic Union Suits, our price, each A8&c ion Suits, special, each Dress Socks, our price ndkerchiefs,each oe rs, popular styles, special, each. Jhambray Work Shirts, our price, each ralls, standard make, pair.......$1.39 -89c, 95c, $1.45 UP 19, 39c and 75c Fad Shoe & Clothing Co. 22 Phone 1686-W m Ov auth Center St. GISINESS 00D, = To Be Featured. At; Red Cross Meeting: \. Hyatt, director of life | Ted Cress, contra! IL, ts to give trations during conference at 9 to 10. demonstrations during a girls of this c have an opportunity of h instruct them in this Ie in to visit other Wy of his trip | === arganize for life saving and first Red Cross conference at ‘Ther is year pror to be the er held in the state and re: cate that every chapter in will have delegatea there ns, July in untouched soils and in ant- Northern Arctic countries, fa has been found, eee Cocos or Keeling Islands, 1,200 miles southwest of Singapore, com. prise about 20 caral isleta. To know how good a cigarette & \really can be made you must try a—, 815 South Grant Phone 1168 One gallon Apples ________ 63e One gallon Blackberries__QQ@ One gallon Loganberries__§9@ No. 2 can Beauty Pork and Beans (ices, Seem S lic No. 2 can Pearl Hominy_-_45¢@ No. 2% can Sauerkraut____44e No. 2% can Hominy______ 14¢ No. 1 can Van Camp’s____ Spaghettie= = 2= eeaes 10¢ Sunny Point Salmon, per cans eee 18¢ Salvation Army at Columbus Circle, New York City. the public for contributing $310,000 in the drive for home service funds. IT’S CLEAR 503 East Second St. E. R. WILLIAMS STORES COMPANY 446 South Wolcott Phone 457 Best Croamery Butter,lb. . Che Casper. Sunday Morning Cribune Water Life Saving) Commander Booth as Song Leade r For Every Milk Purpose---Use RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK Its pure convenient, economical Sold and recommended by all grocers SOFT AND PURE Order by the case or 5-gallon bottles. HILL CREST WATER WE DELIVER Phone 1151 129 West Second Phones 10 and 11 Extraordinary Specials FOR SATURDAY One gallon ‘Peaches_______ 64e One gallon Strawberries_$ {1,34 One gallon Pears____-____ 78e 45¢ No. 2 cansCorni 22h 8 13¢ No. 2% can Colton Peaches, 2322-00 t eam 24e No. 2 Ferndale, Peas______ 26e 4-oz, can Baker's Cocoantts = a5. sean 25¢e %4-Ib. can Van Houten’s Cocoa RIES: AAS, 28c 3 pkgs. Spaghetti Macaroni 25¢@ Hard Water Soap, 3 bars__25e FRESH EVERY MORNING Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Peaches, Apricots, Plums and All Kinds Fresh Vegetables Butter Nut Coffee Demonstration WILL BE HELD IN OUR STORE ALL DAY SATURDAYS We Deliver To All Parts of The City She also thanked ! 1 Steel Desk, price $170.00; selling at | } THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALE OF THE YEAR Oftice Equipment AT A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT Take advantage of the wonderful low prices we are offering and buy your supplies for future use. _— 1 Show Case, price $150.00; selling at__________ $75.00 so Lee $90.00 1 Rack Steel Shelving, price $125.00; selling at--§80.00 ater $250.00 2 Filing Cabinets, price $75.25; selling at, each__$40.00 1 Wall Case, price $200.00; selling at 1 Safe, regular price $365.00; selling at ss Typewriting Paper at cdst, several grades, Carbon Paper at cost, several grades. Ink, all colors and sizes going at cost. Blank Books and Columar Forms. Pencils, Pens, Penholders, Inkwells, Erasers, Stamp Pads, Paste, Mucilage, Pencil Sharpeners, Stapling Machines, Rubber Bands, Waste Baskets, Rulers, Typewriter Rib- bons, Paper Clips, Pins, Pin Cups, Mucilage Pots, Calen- der Stands, Ink Eradicator, Work Organizers, Loose Leaf Books and Sheets, Box Letter Files and various other items all going ata great sacrifice. Sie Commercial Printing Company STATIONERY DEPARTMENT 426 EAST SECOND STREET FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1923.