Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. C. ML. ELGIN AND AL JAGORS BUY CAOPER STORE National Sample Coat! And Suit Co. Hands Today. The National Sample Coat and Suit company has been purchased by C. M. Elgin, formerty of the Elgin! Shoe and Clothing company, and Al Jacobs, formerly manager of the in- stifiution which the men have bought out. Mr. Jacobs has been tn the cloak and svit business for 28 years and has been in Casper for more than a year. He feels that in the time he has spent here he has learned the wants of Casper women and is qualified to satisfy them, Mr. Elgin opened the first exctustve gents’ clothing store in Casper dur- tng the year 1904. He was in busl- ness here up until two y last May, at which time he sold out his store to the .CampbellJohnson company. The National Sampte Coat and Suit store has achieved a great business in its location on North Center street, Henning hotel, bufiding and has be- come an inistitution that is well patronized. The new management intends to maintain a popular priced ladjes’ ready-to-wear store. A sale will open tomorrow for ths purpose of closing out the ela stock of goods to make room for a stock that has been ordered by Mr. Elgin and Mr. Jacobs. FREAT CIRCUS -GOMING HERE Hagenbeck Wallace, Largest Trained Animal Show, Booked Today. ‘The Ceri Magentteck-Whlass Circus work's largest wild animal show is coming to Casper on Thursfimy. Au- nermen, a@ well as railroad | billers arrived in the city | efter the car waa parked near the Burlington denot nee forces with thelr bright. nd gey Uthbographs starter) rl heralding the coming of the/| big circus, All of the wurretnding countrysids | Will he visited by the a@vance man, as e® circus by exactly he man who makes inal ements for the com- ing of the show, getting the lot ready | placing the feod and foo’ for the one thousand mployes and performers, as well as the hundreds of animals In fact the must have everything, ready for the show when the first sec-| tion pulls into town early on the| morning of August 23rd. | The Hagenbeck-Wallace Clreus, de- fpite its enormous size gives a daily free street parade, and the pageant in which has been invested several hundred of thousand dollars is sched uled to leave the circus ground at exactly 11 a. m. The procession in which will be scores of beautiful wo-| men, hundrecs of prize Kentucky and Belgian Draft horses, and many open dens of wild animals, not to mention five bands of talented musicians will cover the principal thoroughfares of the city. ‘Two performances wil be given in this city. The afternoon show starting at 2 o'clock, with the night exhibition scheduled for 8p. m. The dooré will open one hour earlier, so that all may | visit the menagerie, in which rare and wild animals from all climes and lands will be on exhibition. DEPOSITORS TO FILE CLAIMS AGAINST BANK | DENVER, Colo. ‘Aug. a Positors of the closed Hibernia Bank and Trust company may file claims at the bank next Monday, according to a notice posted in the institution | today If the directors are able to aka up the bank's shortage of $464,233.48| either by putting up the actual cash| or accepting the offers of another bank to lend financial assistance, the| bank can be reopened, it was sald. | Bids are said to have been made by three Denver banks to purchase the accounts and assets of the institution, | Liens today were levied against the home and other personal property of | John Harrington, former teller of the bank, who with Leo P. Floyd,| former secretary, was taken to the| state penitentiary last week to serve| four years for larceny of a part of the bank's EXPERT anG jewelry repair ing. Casper Jewe! ry Co., O-8 Bldg. | # Memphis is, the largest manutfac-| turer of cotton seed products. —— be Casper Oaily Cridune », AUGUST 9, 1923. THE NATIONAL SAMPLE| COAT and SUIT STORE ape ET Ss BIG SALE STARTS FRIDA Ladies’ and Misses Suits, prices mean anyt LADIES’ AND MISSES DRESSES Ginghams, voiles and crepe, good assortment. All sizes. Former price $3.50. Now 1.00 LADIES’ SILK CAPES Limited quantity; black only; trimmed crepe; lined throughout. Former price $10.00. Now AT 9 A. M. CoatsDresses and Wraps to be sacrificed and sold for the money it will bring. If hing it goes without saying that this large stock will be sold ina short time. LADIES’ AND MISSES DRESSES Ratines, organdies and fancy voiles. trimmed. Former price $7.50. Now $2.90 LADIES’ AND MISSES CAPES Rosia silk crepe, Poiret twill. Some fur trim- med. Silk lined throughout, All colors. For- mer price $30.00. Now Nicely $5.90 | $11.90 SQUIRREL CHOKERS Siberian squirrel neck pieces. Full Former price size. While they last. $12.00. Now LADIES’ SILK HOSE Onyx pure thread silk; black only; all sizes. One pair to a customer. For- mer price $1.50. Now 95c HAND BAGS 31.90 LADIES’ AND MISSES DRESSES Organdies, voiles, imported ratines, fancy voiles and French ginghams. Sizes up to 38, Former prcie $15,00. Now $6.90 NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS NO MAIL ORDERS SPORT DRESSES All high-grade silk .ratine, Rogia and summer silk. All sizes and colors. Former price $25.00. Now 311.90 Values up to $30.00. Now Henning Hotel Block i Vanity and hand bags. Nice assort- ment. Former price $5.00. Now LADIES’ FALL DRESSES Just received big assortment. No two alike. Bought special for this sale. 919.00 | THE NATIONAL SAMPLE COAT & SUIT COMPANY 112 South Center Street LADIES’ AND MISSES SUITS All wool, Poiret twill and tricotine. Silk lined. oe size only, Former price $30.00. Now 99.90 SILK UNDERWEAR Teddies, gowns, vests step-ins, cami- soles and bloomers. All go at =e Regular Price NO EXCHANGES NO REFUNDS NO MAIL ORDERS