Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1923, Page 12

~~ sti tm Su thi fat to th: Cr he cor at 1) VENUS ee PENCILS PAGE TWELVE. LANDSLIDE IN G.O.P. SEEN IN WOMEN'S POLL Coolidge For sale at all dealers wo for booklet on Ask Your Craniiilion Grandfather says most all people who have very much to be thankful for are those who have faith—faith in the Almighty and in humanity. you cannot expect to have abundance unless you have taken your gun upon your shoulder and secured the game. nation was founded by such Great, Great Grandfathers and if you are of He says Favorite have Straw Vote Taken | \1"™ By Magazine. If the resutts t te of the p being condn ing Magaz Republica a Se IN ADVERTISING 219 MODERN ESSENTIAL, | SAYS LOCAL MERCHANT 410 325 | 264| More and more is it being !ni- 217! pressed upon the business man of 69 | today that only truthful advertising 182 | can pay in sales results. t ene Casper Datip Ctioune tisement and the quality of the | sooae substantiates that truthful ad vertising everybody is prosperous. You can rely on the merchandise | you sce advertised in this paper. | COLORADO GAS WY BE USED esting to note that of| Almost every progressive mer. : 831 votes, the Republicans {chant and users of advertising in cived 18,773 and the Demo- | space in newspapers and magazines | Women everywhere are! belong to some iliation of the} 1 keen interest in the Good | Associated Advertising Clubs of the | ‘will be country 17 black degrees (with or without erasers) Also 3 copying American Lead Pencil Co. 220 Fifth Ave., New York ncils, Pape! teary No. 10 their kind you will SPEND PART OF YOUR THANKSGIVING GUNNING IN FAIRVIEW ADDITION is there—in the form of excellent lots 40x129 feet which The game any of you can buy The Prices $75 to $350 Terms $1.00 Down and $1.00 a Week YOU CAN BUY—Make Your Start Grandfather says those who will not make sacrifices in order to begin a home or to begin a competence for the future. He knows that your grandfather more than likely waded through mud and snow without the protecting apparel of today. He knows that likely your grandfather made that walk for some salt pork and corn bread—not much—but he did get ofe other thing which the grand- mother was capable and willing to make, good old-fashioned pumpkin pie, mince pie, all kinds of honest-to-goodness preserves. says that amusements were largely at home so he did not need to face the weather to go down town every night. was mighty well occupied in gaining, He says if you put up with a third of the grief your grandfather did you will have a home before your chjldren get on to the fact that you are laying down on the job. Your grandfather made a home or else there were times when your father was not very thankful. GO OUT TO FAIRVIEW Pull a Lot Card Bring to Our Office Friday or Saturday and Get Your $1.00 a Week Lot Contract We Are Closing Qut This Addition City Water, Gas, Phone and Light Wires Now Up to Fairview You only pay on what month t you ma you like interest you owe from month and pay as fast as payments TAKE THE KENWOOD BUS to end of the line. between 10 a.m . to 4 p. m.; then east to our big sign. Every lot for This card giv NOTE the $25 out. Phone 2316 ‘We had to u If we d ale bears a card which is placed on its front and middle. s the lot and block number and the price and they All Go at $1.00 Down and $1.00 a Week it makes no difference. Dobbin Realty Co. W. R. DOBBIN t by awakening inter: in the tion in this way, autiful , was All perfect for every pure 0) (): pose—as soft as you wish; as ‘" hard as you please; but always smoother than you had dreamed. ! holders, erasers, NUS Thin Leads In fact your grandfather making and retaining a home. If you die after having paid in 100 we give eed to your If you ve suspend for the time. or drive out South McKinley to Fifteenth, e old lot cards which state $25 down. We tried to rub Remember all lots go at $1.00 Down and $1.00 a Week ¥ | World, whose slogan is t | whose very activity is governed by | an | that one word eb In talking the other day with M: | Kimball, tho local Rexall drug: | he “How much more pleasant : s today than it} when a drug store | use o e d for the wildly ms made by c t nt medicines that profes ire anything from bunions to red noses.” | A great amount of advertis- was far from truth, and the re is that the goods dvertised tn | are heard of no more. But st this ¥ j times have changed. Manufacturers | | know that they cannot afford | make any untruthful claim. Know ing this, one may read advertise: ments—yes, and medicine advertis« ts—in the better * and know that no ¢ that is not absolutely tr class new? nts th: Kimball on the Puretest P: ts, we know to be abso! every respect doubt of series. When j sales of | ‘hundred and | know it to | that Pure Aspirin, we | print the t P t we | ally patronize the goods; hence advertising pays and everybody interested is satisfied. The manu scturer must make good goods to vdvertise truthfully. The public recognizes the truth of the adver Our wonderful Grandfather 15 Per Cent Discount for all cash. 7 Per Cent Discount for one-half cash. 5 Per Cent Discount for one-fourth cash. We meet it with autos 237 South Center “Truth” and | | of the ) Becklinger building, relative to his | | of Thermopolis. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 28-— (Special to The Triburte.}—The Wyo- | ming Public Service commission, has | anted “tive |} gunmen alleged to have done the| ee jaraneacts ene ehcat te Wetted) - Sayiyas V-doceeting “te in| Hemstitching and Pleating convenience und necessity authoriz- | Dodd, who said that the description We wil! do your Ing it to construct a pipe line frem |of the trio had been flashed all hemstitching on a the recently developed Wellington, | Over the country. improved machine Colo., gas well to Cheyenne and tc} Mr. Dodd also announced that| at remy. eine distribute natural gas in Cheyenne. The Cheyenne company is a su’ sidiary of the Colorado Publie Ser- vice company, which protested to | the Colorado Pablic Utilities com- mission against. issuance of a similar permit by the state of Colo- rado to the Colorado Gas and Oil Pipe Line company. cern has not applied to the Wyoming commission for a permit. The Power of ‘What a wonderful force in the world is the power of habit. How easy it {s to put some thing over’ when the thing goes along agreeably with the habits people. Newspaper United States, the great national habit. No other method of distributing information compares with the hold that newspaper reading has on the public. Advertising in the daily paper is part of Mother's reading while caring for the baby— it follows Dad and his pipe to den or office. You do not go to the front door in dressing gown and alip- pers for the morning advertising dodgers and circulars. The Tribune caters to the news- paper reading habit of thousands of people, readers and their fam- ilies, CALIFORNIA WOMAN 102 reading, in the ‘STEPS ON GAS ON TRIP DEL MAR, Callf., Nov. 28.—Mrs. | Susannah Stevens, 102, is preparing o receive her relatives and friends at her 103rd birthday celebration next month, after motoring down to East San Diego yesterday to at- tend the golden wedding of her daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Hosford. She was accompanied to the golden wedding by her son, Ed Stevens who incidentally celebrated his 72nd birthday anniversary yesterday. ———— FRANK STINSON DIES AT LOCAL HOSPITAL Frank Stinson, 20 years of age, died at a local hospital this morn- ing about 1 o'clock. The deceased was employed by Murphy Brothers, contractors. Relatives live in Gil- lette, Wyo. The body is now at the Shaffer-Gay chapel and will be held until funeral made. a ee PAUL ARSON OF SALT CREEK PASSES AWRY Paul Arson, 85 years of age, and a resident of Salt Creek, died there at 8:30 o'clock last night. He leaves relatives in Sacred Heart, Minn. It is understood that the deceased was a member of the Elks lodge. The body is now at the Shaffer- Gay chapel. san ES Ss ADDRESS WANTED. Clarence C. Kerner has been ro- quested to communicate with tho local Red Cross headquarters, 219 brother, Warren Kerner, a resident —_——— BIG AUOTION SALB There will be a big auction sale at 234 South David, Saturday after- |noon at 2 _p. m. of household furnt- ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils dshes, glassware, etc. Harned Fur- New Zealand has taken the in- come tax off farmers, and cut down the entertainment tax by 50 per cent. ate Sg EL 8 Special entertainment with your Thanksgiving dinner at the Wyatt Cafeteria. SMITH’S SHOE REPAIRING Second Street Public Market Bldg. PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 1702 is most successful and ‘The latter con- | has developed into | niture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. | sas) Lott aa Sa | j | | | arrangements are ard of the klan, had made charges which in themselves amounted sade of uM. | et Dr, Evans late today through 'the two Westend bank messengers in a Brooklyn elevated ‘nerve and ceived $9,000 of the loot. | — = = 2 SS Sa rae WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1973: LIBEL CHARGED IN SUIT ctreutt court for LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. 28—| 000 damage Sag rttionay we = TS tig Ras Baga IN Alleging that William J. emperor of the Ku Klux Heat sreayes in his pHICHESTERS PIL answer to the $100,000 libel suit filed against him several months ago by Dr. W. Evans, imperial wiz- attorney, filed suit in Putaski|* LUDENS MENTHOL COUGH DROPS FOR PARCHED THROATS COLDS AND CATARRH NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—Barlow Morris Diamond and his brother, Joseph, have made important admissions con- cerning their part in the $43,000 robbery and murder of station Nov. 14, District Attorney Dodd announced to- day after seven additional arrests had been made. Both brothers denied firing the shots which killed the messengers, from whom the money was stolen,| but furnished the names of three! . 4 Anthony Pantamo ‘of Brooklyn, one! Sa Sientone nem f those arrested tod: had d cistakoana toe or es ay. had agreed perfect and eer- to make a confession of his part in| _C: C. Williams, about 37wears of vice quick. py ana |age, and manager of the }oarding | house of the Carter Oil cot y in . the Salt Creek field, died this morn- ments, was planned at a meeting in| ing as a result of burns received Manhattan attended by Barlow! jast Friday. He is survived by a Diamond, Pantano, and two of the wife and two children. The body ts gun yea. Mr. Dodd said. Arrange, tered into to give Pantano 10 per} cent of the proceeds of the holdup. Pantano was said to have lost his attempted to quit the} plot, but remained when one of the} gunmen threatened him with death. Barlow Diamond, it was sald, re The holdup, according te the state- ~because it has no outlet and a does not evaporate. Therefore all the salt in the sediment which the ers have carried down from the land, remains in the sea water, Vast quantities of Epsom Salts which are carried tnto Americay homes, make this the largest-seli. PLEATING 137 N. Jackson Casper, Wyoming \Fire Damage to Warehouse Slight A small Gre broke out in the ware- house of the Apco Products com- pany on South David street about For Sale at a Bargain One Federal Blue Printing Machine used very little. better than $6 at a bargain. Casper Storage Co. This machine cost .00 and can be bought SEND IT TO THE UE S2. P r Ee 10 o'clock this morning. The origin 213 West Midwest Avenue. ing epsom salt on earth. PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY fs the fire is not known, The dam- PHONE 1702 age was not large, the fire depar+ Freed from every impurity, gentiy eRe t.arriving in time to prevent spread of the blaze. in action, and thoroughly effes tive. The one epsom salt that % really easy to take. One of 200 Puretest rat for health and hygiene. Eves item the best that skill and com science can produce. Tribune Want Ads bring resul Fruit Store Second Street Public Market Choice Fruits and Vegetables FRESH BUTTER EGGS AND MILK Courtesy Costs Us Nothing Vv. W. MOKLER L. C. GAUVAIN CENTER STREET The Midw=st Pharmac) : MIDWEST BLDG 3 OUR HOLIDAY GOODS are an riving. A small payment a will reserve any article. tre Rexl? drug own SAY “BAYER” when you buy-Gonuine Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Pouteacte Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only “Bayer” package which cian proven directions. Bani Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets ttlee of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin ts the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Casper’s Biggest, Best Turkey Dinner ' THANKSGIVING 75c 4:30 to 7:00 p. m. at the Bachelors’ Club 230 North Park Here’s Where You Double the Life of Your Suit! Absolutely no raise in price on our tailor-made suits, And An Extra Pair of Trowers Free With Esch One This ite ot Limited—It pene only to Decenper 81st. IRRY JAKE THE NIFTY TAILOR Wyatt Hotel Basement Phone 802 EXTRA SPECIAL THANKSGIVING CANDY SALE TONIGHT AND THURSDAY ONLY —AT THE— PRINCESS CONFECTIONERY To make it possible for every home in Casper to have Candies of the finest quality for Thanksgiving, we are placing on sale Today and Tomorrow an entire assortment of Famous Lukis’ Fresh Made Candies, at most startling low prices. Only the finest ingredients are used in the manufacture of Lukis’ Candies made expressly for The Princess. Every poynd of sweets purchased here is guaranteed to be absolutely Fresh, Pure and Wholesome—and YOU SAVE AT LEAST 50 PER CENT ON EACH POUND Remember, the Following Prices Are for Tonight and Tomorrow Only FRENCH MIXED CANDIES SALTED PEANUTS BOX CANDY Finest Quality French Mixed | .ykis’ Pure Ice Cream Spanish Salted Peanuts made ty } Finest quality of Lukis’ Box Candies, assorted. Regular $1 R. the right way. Regular 50c : egular 65c r cae PES Candy—Alpine Milk Choco per Bote ae, 39c Quart Value Bonnet value. Thanksgiving lates, Superfine Chocolates, De- SCE pale kecens 5 ae 5¢ Luxe Chocolates, Bitter Sweet QUEEN MILK CHOCOLATES Thanksgiving Price -----—------_-. Chocolates. Regular $1. Lukis fresh made Queen Milk Sale Price, Quart pound value. Thanksg’ fa SALTED PEANUTS tale boand. ‘Thanks: EQ 50c Jumbo Salted Peanuts, extra Pricg = ___-.- 90¢ ern in . Regular ic giving Sale Price -_-~ value. Thanksgiving 35 18 oz. to the Box s BITTER SWEET CREAM CARAMELS Sale Price -________-_ c Taffec, Caremels, Nusceive - CHOCOLATES Pure Sweet Cream Nut Caram- couritid rs ‘the B Fine assorted Bitter Sweet els that actually make your SALTED ALMONDS pouns ‘9 the Box. Chocolates in all fruit flavors. mouth water for more. Reg- Finest quality extra iarge Salt. giving Sale Regular 2808 Eound value. war 75c pound value. Thanks- ¢4 nares Teeealee $1.50. “Price; sta =. --- Thanksgiving Sale giving Sale pound value. hanks- Marschino Cherries—2 Price --------------- 58c Price ___ _ 34e¢ giving Sale Price 85¢ net weight. Cherry, Ch ia ALPINE MILK CHOCOLATES PEANUT CLUSTERS Cocktails—regular $3.50 vee Our favorite assorted Alpine Made of choice Peanuts dipped Genunn Brclion wine Salted hanksziving . Milk Chocolates, made of pure in superfine chocolate. Regular Psy oe 2 Sale Price -.------ wholesome milk and chocolate Walnuts. Regular $1.50 value. 60c pound value. Thanksgiv- He Three-pound Box Queen Choc J Thanksgivin 85 De 5 cream filed. Regular $1.00 ing Sale giving c rted. Regular $ a pound value. Thanks- 12 Vie RRP, 28e Sale ‘Price ~-_________ ieee amen : giving Sale Price_.--__ 58c SALTED PECANS value. Thanksgiving Sale Price ------ $ 1.75 Two and one-half pound box PEANUT BAR PISTACHIO NUTS Regular 60c pound value fresh De Luxe Imported Pistachio Most soauelous Salted Pecans. made Peanut Bars, the kind Nuts, extra large. Regul: Chocolate Nut and Fruit Bars Regu $1.75 pound value. that everybody likes. Thanks- $1.75"pound vahie Thanks, payee rg Regular $2.50 valug Re vee 1 giving Sale 28 giving Sale 95 Thenksgiving Baleverice ~=..---— 2 ‘Sy 2S apap Re SSS ic Dg ie sabre SS: Cc Sale Price _ = x TAKE A GALLON OR A QUART OF ICE CREAM HOME PRINCESS CONFECTIONERY CO. Home of Lukis’ Famous Candies Ground Floor Consolidated Royalty Blds-