Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. ° GREATER THAN OLD ONE That Is One Reason for Sounding Note of Warning, | Che Casper Oaily Tribune when crooks jumped the clafms of the Indications, Says Roger W. Babson. ij | WELLESLEY HILLS, Mass., July 831.—Roger W. Babson was today asked why it is that he is not so optimistic on the general business situation when so many of the barometers of business indicate great prosperity. The optimistic forecasts of prominent bankers, manufacturers, and financial advisors were called to Mr. Babson’s attention and he was frankly asked why a warning was needed forever, A dog may live on his tail under present stable conditions. His| for awhile, but it cannot continue ff rebly was as follows: this process indefinitely. People may “It is true that a number of the|¢or a while get a living doing one meters of business are distinctly| another's washing, but after the favorable at the present time. In) clothes are worn out there will be no order to be absolutely fair to every-| washing to do. A certain number of one I even took pains to enumerate! people can exist as middlemen. these in a published statement only! yddlemen are a necessity and serve! a month ago. The merchants are), valuable economic function, but not over stocked; manufacturers have| America's great need is producers, | Rodeo Bargain Week Prices May Change But Quality °* Remains Always ii Children’s Fs cm ea Half Hose ungalow .prons In many color com- | Dainty and_ cool ir eg Set with colored tops. $1.60 and $4.70 5 Pairs for $1.00 not been speculating in raw ma-/the desire to produce and especially | terials; banks have good resources;/ men and women filled with the § check t are normal; rail-| soy of production, America’s great no Saeiean exsapHawallyi sect] oka ts S Sotheal Gf tun fen ot eae Fibre and Worsted ndustries are appar-| America’s great need is a revival of | ve aor ‘ My ariel the desire to serve. America’s great |i ect in their statement that| ye, a revival of the habit of ful business this fall, and perhaps t two or three years of rising prices. yon at sierebinprhaad greiegghs F realize these rising Agures as welll Coniston thia country and the De0- jad no aptimistio and ne contented. | America causes me to issue the warn- vMy reason for sounding a warning| ims that the attitude of the average tetwo-fold. First, the Babsonchart of| YOUn# Person today ia not right business conditions shows clearly| toward his or her work. A. doctot is that the period of readjustment. is| 2°t friendly to his patient if he blind. sup about 60. per cent’ completed,! 1¥ shuts his eyes to his patient's dis- arf that further readjustment is in-| °@5¢- One cannot be a true friend of evitable, Becond, that the attitude of| the United States by blindly shutting | the younger generation is distinctly| is eyes to the wrong attitude of the eel te the present. situation,| BeW seneration toward industry, sez That Is to say, my warning te based| Vice @nd thrift. It ts this wrong att! hath on etatinics and on © study of| tude Which has already caused bust. the spiritual forces underlying busi-| H0S#—*8 indicated by the Babson- ness. Of course, in reality, the spiritual or moral forces are by far the more important as they really de- termine what statistics and the chart will later show. The attitude of the people bears the same relation to the Babsonchart and to statistics that the temperature bears to the ther- mometer, or as car-loadings bear to railroad earnings. “I have s in twenty-six large Sweaters Just the thing to wear with separate skirts. Tuxedo and pote vee styles in many colors. A most comfortable and good-looking garment. Sweaters from $8.00 to $17.50 will entice your pocketbook open Rodeo Week for $6.30 to $13.95 Leather Belts With Silver Buckles Men’s Leather Belts are priced exceptionally low for the Rodeo Bargain Week. These have sterling monogramed buckles and are made of excellent quality leather. $1.15 $1.50 $2.00 New Fall Hats for Men Fedora and Keith Bros. hats in the new, neat, nifty and nobby styles. We believe we can satis- fy the most fastidious desires in hats. $4.00 to $7.50 values at 20 Per Cent Discount cities and orrespondents in two/ hundred other cities. In every local-| ae ity I find that the average man today CREAMED s is interested only in spending. Peo-| Dress Goods and Draperies ple not only want to get rich quick| VEGETABLES but without working. People are buy-| ‘Tissue Ginghams at 50c per yard, now. tie vecklamiy: ‘without laugettinight| are delicious Plain or Printed Volles “896 atjout where the money ts coming| §\ and more nourishing Cretonnes, non-fade colors, in many delightful frpm with which to pay. Our young aie atterns at péople seem to have the idea that ‘when you use ¥ dqilar bills w on trees and all they 20 Per Cent Discount have to do’ to pick them off. Al- most no one wants to few want to produce. industrious manual labore: Sleeveless Sweaters The popularity of sleeveless jackets is undis- puted this season. Here are some fine $6.00 val- ues in brown, green, blue and dark red jersey, we had twenty-five years agi 4 mest an unknown quantity, Every- 4 one wants to ride in the cart and no SF peters iB atenauy. Reeseease! EVAPORATED MILK aie ule wercentane of middlemen is tet bound in white at steadily increasing. “Sich conditions cannot continu ty all Grocera $4.75 - Pigeon’s Fresh Roasted Coffee | 228 E. Second St. Phone 623 Traveling Bags Going to college this fall? Don’t you need a new bag? These we are offering to you are solid leather of Seal, Wairus or Cowhide. They have brass fittings, are leather lined. Luggage you won't be ashamed to claim. Prices range from $7.50 to $35.00, this week at a cc to ae Yaped Fr 7) = Oa week at wiCASPER =1S + THE FUTURE CAPITAL. 15 Per Cent Discount $6.35 98c Discount of 20 Per Cent $1.75 to $5.15 - W / t Apoten Cievs | Somer Men’s Extra Trousers | Sport Hats Men's Paikinas is These are Hnaky, gacmente ct Rlaki. (Cese- Of linen, Tweed and W In pink, white, blue and lavender soisett ‘ Ireland Brothers, of In dark colors and meres, Worsted and Serges produced with the o eed an orsted in tans, greys i ne ink, ¥ o i. ani en yt so! ot “i and course, in an 8-button | of fine quality of | s#me care and careful attention given to our | and browns. Many women like to wear a soft, | pipmte nunsook, military collar, frog front. Tl our otes an Suede in tan or grey, | merchandise, 2.50 | suits. Rodeo Week specials include crushable hat for hunting, fishing or hiking. ‘ollowing Rodeo Week Specials are the former Price wat | each, this week for $4.00 Trousers for ------—-----~-~----~ $8.20 | These are unusually good-looking and sporty, at $3.50 Suits at--_..------_$2.80 i, $6:00, Rodeo Weeks $5.00 Trousers $4.00 $7.00 Trousers $5.60 $3.00 Suits at_.. $2.40 Deeds Are Not $4.75 $1.00 $6.00 Trousers $4.80 $7.50 Trousers $6.00 $2.25 and $4.75 $2.50 Suits at-.-----.$1.98 Insured If you hold a promissory note, and it is destroyed by fire, your fire in- surance won't reimburse you. It doesn’t cover notes. Spanish Combs Fi Spanish open-work combs of tortoise shell studded with numerous brilliantly colored jewels, well-finished teeth {yet they have never een to a dentist)—a beautiful ornament for the hi $2.35 to $8.75 (They were $3.00 to $11.00.) Children’s Half Hose Dainty white lisle hose with combination color tops. 25c Each, 5 pairs for.. Neither does it cover deeds, nor any other evidences of debt. When you have a fire the things ewes |) that are in your desk or private 85c Each, 4 pairs for..____.__.$1.00 drawer are a com~'«te loss, usu- 45¢ Each, 8 pairs for—_——..————-$1.00 ally. Sports Apparel Riding pants of khaki, sleeveless jackets, flan- nel blouses, linen and corduroy knickers. The appropriate costume for out of door life. You can buy at a material saving now at And yet they are the very things for which our Safe Deposit Boxes are particularly intended. You could protect them all in one of or s+ ZO-—APNOr: FT PN-Oor : mrI4-wMpt:-4a-* MAAN: MI4-37O these boxes a full year for three \ 20 Per Cent Discount dollars. | Women’s Sport Sweaters ty Fibres and Worsteds in all colors, in Tuxedo and Slip-on-Models, These will make an attrac- S&S @ tive costume worn with harmonizing wool skirt or with white skirts, Rodeo bargains, $6.95 to $13.95 Established in 1888 35 Years of Service in Casper » OALZO=OMD ..mrors ye Ea Se KAHN = NTS ND EO NATIONAL BANK a. CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY BLOG. Bi *50,O090 +_POPULATION -.-ze- 4amaQ \ sd ¢ West to the Casper National Bank on Center Street Men’s Summer Caps Light in weight, light in colors—light in demands on your pocketbook. The fam- ous Hyde and Lampher makes. Get ’em boys, quickly at $1.75 to $2.75 Hummingbird Bow Ties . Hosiery Cool and neat for In Cordovan and summer wear in plain grey, or pure thread plain or patterned de- ‘igns. i 50 pa Ne hammaad priced Abas egular je Now $1.40 Now 40c Women’s Outing Shirts Don’t be conspicuous and look ont of place by wearing geo'gette blouses with your outing suit. ‘We have outing shirts of khaki with convertible neck (high or turn-back collar) that are appro- priate for sports wear. They are marked, for this week, from $2.50 to $1.98 Summer Weight Underwear For Men Balb: brand with short sleeves, ankle length. ou formerly paid $1.60 for this excel- lent Quality of merchandise, but they go to you during Rodeo Week at $1.20. Also the athletic style of underwear for com- fort and coolness unexcelled for 79c. Gossard Corsets and Brassieres Lead In Improved Designs Onyx, Corticelli and The Good Gossard is better—in merchandise, style and fort. Th i i essa sls Oem ont etnias mene, ie oa sumti. taefias back: attach Hummingbird ship—these are, indeed, Men’s Summer Suits Right here you will find the suit you have been looking for, of Serge, Tweed, Cassimere, or Gab- ardine. Your chance to get a new suit at a very moderate price, $25.00 Suits for____-__--.-$20.00 $30.00 Suits for_. $35.00 Suits for_ Long Gloves— | White Middies iS a Trelands Your daughter will soon be starti to In black, white or | schpol and will “need brown, 12 - button | the regulation white length, $8.00 values, | middie $1.25 mid- for dies at Satins and Taffetas Corticeli Silks need no introduction to those ac- customed to buy the best of silks. These are od silks in many shades and colors. They were formerly $2.45 per yard, Now $1.95 Remnants Low Shoes table of odd A bargain non wo- A specials in Silks, King | [an should overlook tems, Crepes, Greton- in summer shoes of . | white canvas, poplin nes and Curtain Mate-- | and~ leather. ile they last at HALF PRICE $1.95 Moire and Tapestry Hand Bags Silk moire hand bags with dainty filigree clasp and ornament, fitted with the usual accessories, formerly $6.95, Now $5.55 Tapestry and Suede bags from $5 to $15 at 20 per cent discount. $14.00 ‘Will buy a dainty Swiss or Gingham Dress this week. These are charming summer frocks, youth fully designed in sizes 16 to 20. The early shop- per will find thes A Real Rodeo Bargain Richards & Cunningham Cn We Will Not Be Satisfied Newt to Ousper National Banh on Center Street | —Let Us Serve You Sam de Grasse, John Billiott, Ford F | chart—to Gectine. |The chart today| crowded inte “The Spotlers,” Jesse ; | stands at 3 per cent below normal|D. Hampton's production of Rex] sterling, Louise Roek- | compared with 1 per cent below nor-|Beach’s famous novel of Alaska, pea ear Se | mal at the beginning of the year.” | which will be shown a t the America| “Uffe Fellowes. theater on Thursday, Friday, Sat-| “The Spoilers” Beach from actual observation of the turmoil that followed in the Yukon ONLY GO PERCENT COMPLETED 26H eh roth eee marti that “The Spoilers” is everything that| for months until justice was restored. has been claimed for it, as it boasts an unusually notably cast, headed|the historic gold rush to the Yukon by Milton Sills, Anna Q. Nilsson, Bar- was written by His novel is an authentio record of and in transfering it to the screen D!- Excitement and thrills, suspense!bara Bedford, Robert Edeson, Noah|rector Lambert Hillyer. has lost none Despite Optimistic Conditions and Surface jana conflict are said to be simply Beary, Mitchell Lewis, Robert McKim, lot _the atmosphere of_the_reckiéasly Richards & Cunningham Cn Bargain Week eee ———$—$—$—$—$ $$ naman I dangerous life among those courage- ous fortune seekers. ingly realistic fight between Milton| 7 Q Face Parliament Sills and Noah Beery in this 1923 ver sion of "The Spoilers” which is. said to eclipse the fight between William i Farnum and Tom Sanschi in the first] LCF Prctay“Paciiamen, wnich ac] fla EAD COLDS “Spoilers” a decade ago. : * week. The chief item is the govern- Peak motor was driven from Cincs| ments anticipated statement on the Peak in high gear—that's the reason| Teparations situation. the Chandler motor was christened! A debate on foreign affairs has “the Pikes Peak motor.” been arranged for tomorroy in which every day of the year. And yet for Rodeo Week hi d i i. special price on all models. Those formerly $2.50 to $17.50 you may have at prisest Panbinig from Hoelary,:fn.cOmlOYS ETE <b Pt rb bee: AaeY $2.75 to $14.00 $1.45 to $2.75 ro ssIII— TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1923, it has beon hoped the statement would be made but present Indica tions are that {ts presentation {1 likely to be postponed until Thurs day. Reparations Puzzle Much has been made of the thrill- journs Thursday until November 13. has a full program before it this ed A new Chandler with the Pikes July 30 to Aug. 5 We Sell Merchandise Cheap But ' Not Cheap Merchandise Women’s Pointex Hosiery Men’s Straw Hats Hosiery that gives the slim, trim ankle— | Wear em while its hot, and they'll make that wears like iron. In black, white, good tans, too- African brown, navy and grey. $3.50 ont 2.50 at at at $2.50 Value at $1.95 Pact ae fas Children’s Hats of Marvelfit Kayser Straw and Cloth Underwear Protection from the sun’s rays is essential to i i the health of the child. Now is the time to get Hane Dink ohe ied torwexesten Gaiety oat Ht * a straw hat or one of wash materia! that formerly pee gcc dati Bag fib sold for 75c¢ and $1.00 at vail this Rodeo Bargain Week—ormerly $7.00. 50c and 65c Now $5.50 Balbriggan Underwear for | Buy ‘Em Now Cool Blouses for Hot Days These splendid val- | , Arrow Brand and Wash materials of bastiste and voile. Hand ues may be had in made waists, either lace-trimmed or tailored and white or ecru, in lon for men, all sizes i i sleeves and. cil many designs, various emir Aes $7100" this week era formenly length. $2.50 values | Prices. tor "$1.95 | 20 Discount $2.35 to $5.50 Why Not Make a Dress? Suit Cases Belber Trunks Here you'll find a wide assortment of ging- All leather, brass Are you travelng hams in all the wamed colors and designs. They trimmed, lined with | this summer? Have - leather or silk moire. formerly soid at 25c to 75c per yard, but, Madam, | $10 to $40 values go | trunk pon Thon you get them at the Rodeo Special price of this week at here’s your chance. 15 Per Cent 19c to 59c Per Yard Discount $21.75 to $85 can brown, niggerhead and navy. All sizes, from Draperies Ireland Brothers ; Curtain Materials Gloves During the warm summer weeks why not sew Silks and Cotton ma- -B on cool, thin materials—why not make those new ats in lain or fie: ey sf yutien ret ideay an curtains you have been wanting =, long? And so ure lesigns, price: by at you may do it most eco! now per yard at “! sizes, $3.50 and $3,956 have ier our selling price on all and gloves, Rodeo week at Ecru Scrims, Plain or Figured, and 98c to $2.75 $3.15 and $2.75 Swiss materials by giving you a agi Discount of 20 Per Cent Purses and Vanity Bags Wear a Middie ; F Of patent leather, suede and seal. G fi leather, lined with moire silk and fitted wit aise Sf cal cs call GO Ga 2 a F 4 jately dressed for your outin; ror, coin purse, etc. You will not be di: ti aoe Aessporogy “a ts 5 f you make a selection from” this ‘assortment. | ttips. We have Nayvee and Paul Jones regula- Prices range from $3.95, $4.95, $6.25 to $7.95, tion middies from $2.25 to $6.50 to be sold this but there is a Want a Summer Dress? Novelty Leather Purses Why not declare a sewing week and make a cena Catceslte een hel Genuine leather swagger bags, fitted with coin eatof temamaking, The oppascinky ie ererngy | yaren and mirror) with mole alk ining, | AR a to buy Crepe De Chine, in or figured, Satin attractive and necessary dress accessory. Prices Faille, Georgette, and VelVeys, up from vary from $3.95 to $11.95. Rodeo Special Prices $1.60 to $3.95 $3.15, $3.95, $5.55, $7.95 and $9.55 Nightwear for the Ladies Knickers and Vests Cotton Crepe and Nainsook - Women’s Italian Silk Underwear d its sortment of styles inéluding bulleuy Aa Foden popularity. It is economical and sexyionabies It shoulders. A good value at $1.7 f is easily laundered and it wears extremely well. they are marked this hae ren 5 to $8.60 -but Vests in all wanted colors, inickers in pink and $1.40, $1.95 and $2.75 ro aes On 6 ace N Bead Ba’ leckyrear for Men “ig Women’s Shoes A special assortment In dark or light com. of four-in-hand ties binations, beautifully Pumps, Sandals and Oxfords in this season's that were valued at atterned. Rodeo week styles and sport models, Look for them on the $1.00, this week. Pargains at bargain table on the balcony, please ‘B0c pea oa Only $4.95 Mina Taylor Dress Aprons Royal Society Made with snap and distinction to serve prac- All packages of Cus Be . the uses of dresses, Delightful for home DOPRIRe SEE OG REY, die Of La ludii ce, Jersey and and neighborhood wear, Full cut and standard ne Spare for [einege. tn Fyne, $1.75 to $4.75 One Halt Price 50c to $3.50 Uniil You Are