Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 19, 1923, Page 2

PAGE Two. RED CROSS IS NEA GOAL IN CAMPAIGN Japanese Relief Total Here Jumps to $1,736 as Result of Solicitation Drive May Be Finished Today The Red Cross in Casper is nearing its goal in its drive | to obtain $2,000 for the Japanese relief fund, $1,736, hav- ing been subscribed at noon‘today. quota may be raised before t are in the field and soliciting It is thought that the e day is over. Three teams ontributions. It is still time to help out in the great work which the Red Cross is de- siring to accomplish, and indivi- @uals who have not been contacted may mail their subscription to Mra. E.R. Purkiser, 219 Becklinger build- ing. The quota must be subscribed. U3, DESTROYER: lo RAMMED BY THE ARKANOAS Another Navy Vessel Badly Damaged in Crash at Sea. WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—Colli- sions between the battleship Arkan- gas and the destroyer McFarland, off Newport early today was reported in a dispatch to the navy depart- ment. The destroyer, struck on the port side forward of her bridge, was waid to have been seriously damaged and to be proceeding ‘under escort” to Boston. The two ships were en- gaged in night maneuvers, SANDWICH, Mass., Sept. 19.—/ The United States destroyer Md| Farland was rammed in the bow by| The Red Cross is determined on this, and the sooner the total is reached the better for the good name of Casper. The following hive contributed: Previously @nnounced --___$1,383.90 | Cc. B. & Q. M. & W. & Trm.. 27.30 Cc. B. & Q. employes, Powder River, Wyo. ployes, Kirby, Oddmund Josendal P. C. Nicolaysen Lbr. Co... E. P. Bacon Midwest Ref. Co. P. A. Burns ~~. Earl C. Boyle — 0. L. Walker Lbr, Co. Casper Supply Co. and em- ;Fuchs Co. ..--.--. William ©. Wilson 10.00 G. R. Hagens — 5.00 Six friends 8.00 Nichols & Btirrett — 10.00 5.00 10,00 Harry Yesness 5.00 Richards & Cunningham'Co. 10.00 Campbell Johnson Co, ~-.-- _ 10.00 Continental Supply Co. 10.00 Natrona Power Co. 25.00 N, and A. Coal Co. 10.00 $1,701.70 Cc. B. & Q. maintenance of ways employes ---------. 35.00 $1,736.00 NEW BIG PACKAGE ; }In a moment | which seemed destrous of robbing | the bus of a pasenger, Man Chased By Auto Is Given Many Thrills Being chased down the sidewalk by an automobile is no joke, says G. F. Stodghill who received one of the prize experiences with reckless drivers last night, Mr. © Stodghill was walking quietly along the part of the street which has been set aside for pedestrians when he saw a car coming west on "A" street. The car swerved and ran up against a house at the corner of “A” and Durbin. Mr. Stodghill thought little ; of the matter and stood at the cor- ner to wait for the Kenwood bus. however, the car, made its way down the sidewalk on Durbin, and the pedestrian had a hard time escaping from beneath its villan- ous wheels. “I am going to confine my walk- ing to the street after this,” says Mr. Stodghill, “I perceive that it is no longer used for motor traffic.” Oo Expert watch and ropatr ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O. 8. Bldg. Lenght tes ‘Thomas M. Temple, field represen- tative of the Red Cross was in the city Tuesday. ‘ —— _ ASK for Horlick’s The ORIGINAL Malted Milk The Original Food-Drink for All ‘Lunch, Quick! at Home,Office! RichMilk, Malted Grain Extractin Pow- der&Tabletforms. Nourishing~Nocooking. 0@ Avoid Imitations and Substitutes Che Casper Dally Cridune K. C. JAIL IS SCORED OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 18.—Witiam | Z. Foster of Chicago, radical leader, Monday night after he had delivered | speech, and released yesterday, does mot care for the city jail there, He told an audience here last hight it was the “foulest™ city jail he had, ever been in and that he never. wanted to seo the inalde of tt again. ‘FAEEZONE” CORNS lift right off | 1 8 | Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little | ‘reezone” on an aching corn, in- fingers. Truly! | Your druggist sells a tiny. bottle; of “Freezone” for a few cents, suf- fielent to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or irritation——Advertisement. SPECIAL This Week Only Permanent Waving Entire _$§$ 2 5 Head ADDINGTON SHOP 226 East Second _Phone 1742 COATS, SUITS, DRESSES ~ FURS & MILLINERY That Will Sell Later At $65 to $75 Truly a marvelous col- Dresses ‘Another milestone in the merch- andise achievement. An under- priced sale of Fall Dresses that, in effect, puts money in the pocket of everyone who secures lection of new fall and winter styles, in a com- plete range of sizes for women, and _ misses, Plain models and won, derful fur-trimmed styles. Only. the best kind of materials were used in the fashioning of these lovely coats. Not a new style note is missing. one of these dresses. These Dresses just arrived Tues- day, so you know they are the latest models. They came in special shipments from several noted makers and have foanes hands with us to stimulate September business. Every dress an advanced Autumn style. Smart, charming, up-to- the-minute. ‘Every dress would be priced from $29 to $39 if pur- chased to sell in the regular sea- son. ig the Battleship Arkansas in maneuv- ers near the entrance of the Cape Cod canal here today. YOU NEED ONE OF THESE THURSDAY SPECIALS Hot Point Irons, $6.75—Westinghouse Irons, $6.75 FRE Edison Irons $5.00 BOSTON, Sept. 19.—-A radio mes- gage to the navy yard here sald the. McFarland's bow had been dam- aged on the port side end that she ‘was proceeding here under her own power, convoyed by the destroyer Sturtevant. til v= "| Cigarettes There wil] he a big auction sale at wi 284 South Dayid, Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m. of household furniture, Fur Coats Scores of s‘xmning new styles developed of such popular Furs as Sea- line, Musk at, Kolinsky, Marmot, (Doyed Marmot), Jap Weasel, Jap 281 East First Street ‘Across From Central School” Pa S Hudson Seal and Squiveel, itt eget uss, bedding, ct tensils, : ver, Opossum Hudso an uirrel. and fifty-tw dines, glassivare, etn, Harned Fur Phone 1992-W Free Delivery Re a Ay Siding y fd) niture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. : ~~ [— ee z BOUGHT SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE 98.50 *150.00 *200.00 AND UP WiTH EVERY IRON FP RELE. “Opportunity Knocks But Once” CASPER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. WS bby ary we KAA PT lala ladebada aca! ETT A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION ‘SUIS What More Convenient and Smart Than a Nice Suit for Fall Especial: when you can acon e new Fall Suits in either plain. tailored styles .or dressier models. at these reasonable prices $25 $35. $45 Thiere’s every reason why it is practical to buy a suit this sea- son. One of these models at either price will serve you for fall. Millinery Values In Ladies’ Hats That Can’t Be Dupli- cated for Less Than Double We foresaw shortage in velvet and bought Hats early. You get the bene- fit of our advance infor- mation. We have a gor- geous selection’ of our ever-popular priced hats in every color, mode and + kind of material. Take advantage of this unusual offering at $5, $7, $10 We suggest you visit our store and acquaint yourself of the exceptionally great values we are now offering in Fall and Winter Clothing for men. To Give Youan Idea, We Mention a Few . Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits_$4,.45 Flannel Work Shirts BELLEMONT WOOL SPORT COATS Warm, Serviceable, Dressy $5.45 to $7.50 LEATHER VESTS The largest stock in Casper. The famous “Zero King.” Black and brown, genuine horse hide with chamois and wool linings. Light, warm suede vests, heavy moleskin with leather lining and leather sleeves. Prices from $7.50 up SCOTT CLOTHING CO. 240 S. CENTER ST. “Prices, Not Words, Tell the Story” 240 S. CENTER ST. SILK HOSIERY Pure thread silk with fine mercerized lisle, garter top that insures excellent service. $1 00 ae e Black only ....—-.... Just recefyed a nice assortment.of ladies’ and misses’ Brushwool Sweaters and priced special heectinaetaal yb 2 Overflowing with super values in men’s and young men’s Suits, Overcoats, Mackinaws. Gaberdine,. camel’s. hair and whipcord Topcoats, : Soumple_ Coat’ ond Suil S Hotel Blocks CO. siz So Center str