Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 17, 1923, Page 2

PAGE TWO. WHEAT LOW IN Che Casper Dally Cridune neatness, courtesy, promptness and sterling character. This knowledge once obtained, can not be spent but remains stored uD as @ resource dur Lady Bess, Champion Egg Layer PRIGE COMPARED TO BREAD COST So Says Omaha Publisher In Taking Up Farmers’ Fight for Increase. OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 17—Compared with the tee of brend, the price of eat is far too low and th. farmer e given 50 cents a bushel more grain without raising the price according to a statement > his Chicago represen- y by N. B. Updike, the Omaha Bee, who has in recent lower-price affecting the gasoline ing his conclusions to for of bread, telegraphed rain office headquarters, he requested that investigation be th a view of determining aso of the wide disparity be- aw material and the fin- itying his position in Updike last night an- ef that more money to wheat is the first ht in mind,” he to see that a reduo- tion in the ice of bread would not} benefit the situation, To put down the price of bread would tend also to lower the price of wheat. There is now an excellent demand for flour and if the ‘buy a barrel of flour’ movement finds general approval, there will be a still bigger demand. I know one Nebraska miller, who at the present time has orders for 40,000 barrels of flour more than he has manufactured. That alone represents 187,000 bushels of wheat.” Stating that certain practices of re- cent years have discouraged the use of bread, he stated that ‘f restaurants, hotels and railroad dining cars, and others in the business of feeding the public, would restore the pre-war cus- tom of serving free bread with meals more bread would be consumed, and therefore a better domestic demand for wheat, with a consequently bet- ter price to the farmer for his wheat. ANOTHER BIG SALE 19 LAUNCHED BY YESNESS @ Boose is 35 per year. educational institution. The ance of its work is so firmly estab-| t! Ushed that most of our business work- era are now recruited from its grad- uates or students. Every young man and woman needs @ business training. Young men are compelled by circumstances to take part in business and it is becoming true that every young woman must know somtething about business to maintain her proper place in @ wo- man’s sphere. There are two important factors| that determine any man's competence to direct the work of other men: 1—A superior knowledge of the work to be done. 2—A character that commands re- spect, A man who really knows what | he is talking about commands re | spect. The untrained business man | who tries to “bluff” his way through business affairs, is usually retired in tavor of a trained man, Mrs. Earl Hinman, of Fremont, Ill, claims that this goose, Bess, is the champion egg-layer of the country. In 136 days Lady Bees faid 63 eggs, not missing am alternate.day.> The averase.ese output of Lady SOME FACTS ABOUT BUSINESS TRAINING-SCHOOL MAINTAINED HERE VALUABLE ASSET TO CASPER The specialty school, which pre include various forms df business let- pares young people for positions in|ter writing, correct business vocabu- the professional or business world, is|lary and spelling, punctuation, ship- @ Cirect result of the apecialized con-| ping, ordering, advertising, collecting, ditions under which,we live. The com-| filing systems, letter duplicating ma- mercial school is a highly specialized chines and some salesmanship. Be- import:|sides a knowledge of the foregoing, ing natural life. A fortune may be made or may be inherited and wasted, but a good knowledge of business becomes ®& ready source of sacepencines. to be much more coveted an inheri- tance. pis. Dog Bites Child as Sequel to Fight Elizabeth Nicolaysen, 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Nico- laysen, was bitten in two places yes- terday afternoon by one of thrée air- dale dogs that were engaged in fight. The little girl had her collie dog with her, and the animal tried to get into the fracas also. It was while she was trying to hold him back that one of the dogs bit her, ‘The girl is getting along splendid- ly at the Casper Private hospital, no unfavorable symptons haying develop- ed, according to reports this morning. q In many Of Exclusive Fall Patterns different models from the houses of MUSIC is one of NOW ON Provide for It Now All the stock from a former music company has been purchased by The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. But, in order to clear our floors and warehouses, to make room for new incoming stock, we are giving our friends Our Clearance Sale of Musical Merchandise PIANOS, PLAYER-PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS Band Instruments, Player Rolls, Sheet Music and Small Goods Must Go the Greatest Essentials for the Home— Your Opportunity To obtain most excellent values at extremely low prices Open Evenings During This Sale Until Nine LA ALLA LCS ML #) tains that he has ie ’ ’ ’ Harry Yosness, “the man inthe bar-|/ ‘Through the ‘Modern Business F k d R d this at opportunity to get what they want at extremely low prices. Every instrument—New, Used’ rel,” 114 West Hoon My ot Feat | Oy ie Westar fer ae q ; “IS ani an a and Etsoerere, has been gone over thoroughly and placed in excellent condition, and will be delivered to Considering the successtul| success." your home—backed by a positive guarantee from The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. sale which Mr. Yesness is staging at| ‘To be skilled in the best practical ’ We've a hat that’s meant just ' the prese one may conclude|methods of handing business means hi clusion. that you can be a valuable citizen in iri ichta teste, alae errr Sere PHONOGRAPHS seossasssssnoneanenees ie s most sensational offer|You will be ready to grasp any oppor- pet sere pe hee ge ee See VERERSEA Corenie, mode) PIANOS $24 s sure to attract considerable|most ‘mportant of all you will have jogany --.---.. seis aR yp a There are values up as|the advantage of mingling with suc- od / $115 VICTROLA Console model, As Low as Mr, Yesness has arrang-| cessful business people. sie on Fe Z aahoeeny) = ‘free alterations of any| Lack of business ability ts most al- - B S ietgFRg ANY ~~~ ~~ -— ~~~ = nnn nnn = sults that do not fit readily, Each yore due to peck ioe bosnest Sages 5 Me abesiary $850 model, mahogany = ‘ 4 make, L-Sys- . Become well trained and you/} f/ $§$£=ANINE?S LIAT CLIOP jW ie -<« ete B-aepane ¢ _ like new -------------- [sae Form, Bloch and Cortiey, became endowed with abi. ANNE’S HAT SHOP VICTROLA 6 e A h ho desires a new fall a hat tie “owner of the well known ‘ides such subjects aa bookkeeping, Poa ISCO ines eee Nene mT nIa Sy, ee - DOWN = tte th ttraction, |(retail, wholesale, commit 3 s mahogany, Spring in your straw hat and buy|!S corporation, and cost accounting) With Terms to Approved$ ~ orisinal price $150 -.---.-.-._______ $125 swith terms to Approved another hat. If you leave the straw | COUP oa core viata dit BRUNSWICK, upright model, fumed oak, $87 be Cre Pat Treva Gulley tees than the roared [722° And tence hieer Ate asset Seecccecccoocccoooccs new $100 ----------— Docccccccccccsesccccoccces price.” ing of sale, dee@s, mortgages 4 =I ‘The store will be open every night z Of raeaee wk ea Ss TOT ee tee errr ctor a Player Pianos | you Need Music in Your H. PIANOS funds or exchanges during the sale. |"Shorthand and typewriting usually ki PIANO, late style t ur ome . eevee : — — UTOPIAN! ; ELLINGTON, mahog- _ ab $97 : MAN SEVERELY BURNED aa BAND INSTRUMENTS GUITARS peesin. 1 Juvenile Drum Outfit 2 Guitars, with cases at $8.40 | KURTZMANN, slightly AT CLEANING WORKS) MODELLO. ty BE | Sates! aaing“anaa $8308 | ? EamRGe eA ars ERS | Be | 00 rine’ lat, use B eside Guitar at _. $14.50 E B ta ivacttte $45 1 Clarinet B flat, Hoh- 1 Guitar at ae : i NO ——-+s, A eee $1450 KURTZMANN, _ mahog- 7 Ane a f a x i Pe og Sroiomiony ot a: Sarabies aeenine , VACUUM PACKED HAMPTON PLAYER, | j Cornet (Holton) used $39.50 ACCORDIONS any, good con $385 = clothes at the Casper Dry Cleaners’ t standard x 2 reek eres uae ~~ $22.00] » v.04 Accordions at Make dition, at ._. = Srtcasectinces Ticlted ateeree vor30 } make a nerican made, used $18.00 | 1 Accordion (used) Stah- | HARVARD, walnut, well ee cabana eee years; STORY & full C3 ee a #1500 | worth $285, BOAO in owning and operating the place. ‘ aine, 85 UK! sale price. .! The force of the explosion sent Mr. a ELELES eps Gone iid pees tee Foon a favorite walnut 1 . rae, 927.80 2 Hawaiian Ukes at RUDOL Sa 245 urns about tho face, head, cheat, Street Drum at _---. $27.80] 1 Uke Relande vt mahogany \ arms, and hands were suffered by the STORY & CLARK, small Bbtocbuunke tirictclat athe: aceiaeet For 30 years ADVO model, $495 i Bani Ukeleio at 35:25 | PIANO TUNING, work guar = Mr. Grierson is being cared for nt the has stood every test pri! “4 mahogany 1 Camp Ukelele at -"g11.50 | snteed, regular $6.00, Qf gee of coffee quality. Its H. Co f. f. Hik - Se Tay a ar President of goodness never va- ELe S | mfort for ers BANJOS Free Exchange Privilege | | FREE DELIVERY VIOLINS ing this sale we will de ries. It is the same ° Orpheum Banjo, long Within one year’s time, if you | iver any of the instruments | 1 Violin % size at --... $8.75 7 z - ok Geeta usec mony ASxahanes,) te chased in Cas 1 Violin (Stra t $24.45 Reichsbank Is today, tomorrow and The Moccasin Toe Boot be ge en ~ $67.88 | inatrument purchased for one | Reto vicinity “wnthout Coe | 1 Vista CAmate cea) sites 1 Banjo, long neck... $17.65 | of equal or greater value, and | for cartage from deliverion nee | Wilin (Btote 7},4 ° every day. This is 1 Star Brand long neck we will credit all money paid | side of Camper and immediets olin ( er) ae Still at Post because ‘painataicine 9) ||. arcabecel caecum athe ys Fcm a ash haste cate tat) ot he ee $4.70 | in on the original instrument | vicinity, the only aditional Molintinaies ere cause painstaking Even an ardent hiker’s enthusiasm will be toward the purchase of the sec- 1 Violin, made in Nippon $21. 4 charge will be the actual cost care is taken in se- eater if boots so.comfortable, so trim ond—Could anything be falrer? | of delivery. , 1 B jo, short neck at $18.75 1 Bess long neck at... eee Several 1 jo, supertone at__ 95 3 others, Case and bow BERLIN, 1.—(By - i 1 nied Prem) ituasit tavensten hes} f 1ecting only fine the tetats of "the rockest tral terre not vet ee Seine Hon eas, coffees, which are supple, soft and dry—they give needed protection and support notwithstan CASH SAVINGS PLAN blended, roasted and To Our Out-of-Town Friends t the four polit!-| without any dis- cal parties which comprise chancel- comfort. . oF Stressmann's coalition governmen packed property. On the purchase of any Piano or Player-Piano includ- be soathie a tt ¢emand that tas Of Soft Brown Lesther. ed in this Special Clearance Sale, we will allow you | GENTLEMEN—As I am unable to call at your store, Try ADVO and be thoroughly satisfied! At Your Grocer’s! Fourteen Inches High. $10.00 kindly send me complete information regarding the....... an Additional Cash Saving, amounting to 60 per cent of your down payment up to $50—in other words: With $10 Cash we will give you a receipt for....$15.00 With $15 Cash we will give you a receipt for__$22.50 give up his pos! This Grows Hair | tHteasetrmnsreeeees Checked above. or Your | Blended, Roasted and Pushed’ by With $20 Cash we will give you a receipt for__$30.00 eee if ae ae, Money THE McCORD-BRADY CO. With $80 Cash we will give you a receipt for__$45.00 ACGrens SiN cg et ee Back SASPER With $40 Cash we will give you a receipt for....$60.00 Ppa ah a Wigg’s ‘Additorial With $50 Cash we will give you a receipt for....$75.00 ovmenceeessosenmncnsteensemsmmenmmnenseeseesessecensettitsestee 6 eensesseetenee the curse of i . : falling hair an Living, hopin, id strivis it for th of tod ice Pals: ond Jen gtadiien, 05 that cniadtaspeacsin ott oe Soe “It Does Make a Difference Where You Purchase Your Musical Merchandise.” Liquid s ness for all time. Giving each customer each day the shee hair service he deserves makes every day count for the fu- growing med through rubber nipples di te the ture here. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. It's the marvelous Sor ine SR Sr AA | Home of the Chickering poveston_ bo en tn Seay | IG GIN 232 E Second St. CASPER Phone 194