Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1923, Page 4

ence bourht a bottle for father and pe Casper Daly wereune FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1923 Sto: Close Armistice Day, by congress RINE en yt ri JAKE THE NIFTY TAILOR Dougias and many belfeved that the fomeek ness houses of the city will be closed| places of business should remain rapidly. ~ Wyatt Hote! Basement next Monday afternoon, the occasion | open at least in the morning. There projects being the annual observance of the|will be no special services here dur rae ‘miles of day prociatmed as a legal holiday,’ing the day. CHEYENNE, Wyo. Nov, 9—!hetween : CALL 802 een eR For. the Aged pap seeprarns Fak NAVAL Fe | ‘Se SCOTTS EMULSION ; ‘ The food | | that sustains ALL UNION STORES AND MARKETS WILL BE CLOSED Monday, Nov. 12th In Observance of Armistice Day Executive committees Retafl Clerks and = mated Meat Cutters and Butchers Commander of Flagship | Next Arraigned in Courtmartial. LAUNDRY Phone 1702 AT YOUR SERVICE SAN DIEGO, Cal, Nov. 3—Hav- fing Gisposed Wetinestizy of the case ef Captain E¢ward A @troyer @ivision comm @4 with culpable tneffic Point Honda disaster seven Gestroyers were wreck court martial appotnte? eases growing out of the acc Proceeded today with charges against Lieut. Com. Donald T. Hun ter, commenting officer of the de- stroyer Delphy, fingship of the ill- fated rquadron. | When Captain Watson's case wes concluded inte Wednestay, Lieut Com. Hunter at once took the place of his eentor. The fudge advocate gaid that he was well eatisfied with @il members of the court Com- mander G. L Wevler, appearing as “The proof of the pudding tr the cating.” counsel for Cammonder Hunter,| | hewever, challenged every membor E fairest way to test the We have just received another ship- of the court. He said that this chal fenge was on the groun( that they fy flavor of two coff is todrlikithem overs cies ment of those magnificent coats which had all heart the ev Fs erneer anv cotton A morning for several morne| have created such a sensation. | The evidence tn ~ Cor ter’s cmuse, he raid tually the same, a of the court wns obj ing ummble ta give artt — to Commander Hunter's ings You and your family! will enjoy making this inter esting test. Good Coffee adds so much to the breakfast} table and costs such a trifle more. Why not make this test today? Get a can of FOLGER'S “Golden Gate” Coffee and start the test serving FOLGER'S tomor row morning for breakfast. The next morning serve the Coffee you've been using. The third morning, FOLGER'S again. Do this fora morning or two, Every coatin this great purchase is worth far more than the sale price, “20 ‘30 a turn he challenge peoychee © Moses, Captain Cro: Campbell, Captain Bis miral Nulton and ‘Wiey. He explained that there was nothing personal in his challenges, that he would prefer to officers try Commander Hunter but that he felt that thelr minds were | @ireaty fixed. In each case the court overruled the ch Marriage of Picture Star Is Announced t | ‘The rest makes # easy for to fudge the flavor of the two Coflecs and you'll know which Coffee you want to continue, NEW YOF N Hampton, motion has been a bri Broadway lea: secretly marre her manager, J ‘wealthy dealer in film use i @anufacture of motion pict The wedding came € efter Miss Hampton had walked | fmto Mr. Brulatour’s office and maid she wanted a chance in the | Extraordinary Sale of a Special Purchase ~ DRESSES Most extraordinary are the values which we have secured for this event—a smart, stylish dress for $ less than the materials alone would cost you! Canton Crepe, Crepe Satin, Crepe Roma, Velvets ‘ pan and Georgette nd starred her tures. Lately she b By several other In 1917 Mr. Br qwerced from his firs: ife,, to whom he had been married 23 years. He then married Dorothy Gfbson, artists’ model, and the eriginal “Harrison Fisher girl.” | ‘The second wife obtained a di- werce in 1915. —_— Four Wonderful Shoes— We-believe that they are the classiest shoes that we have ever offered at this |: -price. We feel fortunate to have landed:such a good buy. Shoes of this sort FORT 10 JOIN WITH = cannot be found every day. Are they beautiesP Well, yes!! In four different Win combinations of leathers in the style pictured below, LEGION IN potas a In Rote Taupe Kid , wild heels. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. §—The garrison of Fort with the two C american Le Armistice Day Sou ple Coat> ee § vehi tekBlochs CO. ii In Black Suede Its unusual to find a slipper this good looking under an $8.00 price. . Neat as can be. Unobtrusive pat- In Patent and Beige A combination of Biege Suede quarter and Patent Leather fore- part. Clever French last. A 12th inst e nd « ig to be ¢ | striking shoe. ent trimming, | ina parade in ( : | = ee i | _| # THE CLEARING HOUSE BANKS Boy Scouts, poll r | = Pent tes In Beige Suede = FI OF CASPER, WYOMING This is a beautiful shade of suede 5S Bi WILL BE CLOSED is GETS PLEASANT | : ARMISTICE DAY THE CONVENIENT SHOE SHOP A Legal Holiday Business men, clerks, stenographers and all Goch) wearkere are find- ing our shop a most handy place to leave their*shoes to be repaired. Arra Then too, the smooth workmanship and prompt, courteous service Endly nee fom Heqnetees, Currency or Siiger Shipments pleases them as well, oe ae: WISSENS Economy Shoe Basement he had cancer and one sald it gall stones—al! agreed an operatior necessary, but om account of his age I was afraid to risk It. I told @ friend about it who said his wife had been through the same trou end had been cured by taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy. 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