Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1923, Page 7

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1923 Special Prices FOR Our Opening Day BEEF CUTS VEAL GUTS Round Steak ___________ 20e | Round Steak -_________ ic Loin: Steaks ic Sirloin Steak __________30¢@ T Bone Steak T-Bone Steak __________ 25¢ ia a. ic Short Cuts _____________25@ Shoulder Steak ________15¢@ Round Shoulder Steak_4712e Best Pot Roast________ 15¢c Prime Rib Roast ---__-_39e@ Rump Roast _--_-______ 15¢c Neck Boil -__.-______ 12%e | Loin Chops ____________ Scie Chops __ PORK CUTS ge ee ee Pork Chops ~__--_____ 20c - ~ Pork Shoulder Steak__4714e HAMS AND BACON Pork Ham Steak_—-______ Sugar Cured Hams Pork Spare Ribs___-. Whole Pork Shoulder_4) Whole Pork Ham_______ Whole Pork Loins______' Whole or Half Hog______ Sugar Cured Bacon__ Pure home Rendered Bring Your Bucket The Norris Co. | MEATS AND PROVISIONS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET NORTH BRANCH Corner H and Durbin Phone 2207 MAIN BRANCH 129 East Second Phone 12 NEW SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET Regular $1.25 value, purple tinted and ; varnished handle, finest quality, 4- band constructed brown straw, open- Cc ing day sale price... pb cued chat ete In both % or full size. Very beautiful in pliable. A pleasure to lie Hard Day’s Work SIMMONS This is a genuine Simmons’ Vernis Martin 4 BED appearance and will last a lifetime. upon. BED, SPRING AND MATTRESS COMPLETE—THE KIND YOU WANTED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, OPENING DAY SPECIALS Pee a a ie Aa i a ms en Acc al A santas! atom a8 Bed, made with extra heavy two-inch posts, The Spri is Simmons standard . assuring absolute comfort. — Mattress in vairous shades P MATTRESS and colors made soft and What Is More Satisfying Than a Comfortable Bed to Rest Upon After a BUT COULD NOT AFFORD MATTRESSES—Fine quality durable Ticking Mattress with turned edge, Very Special —___._ DOed OD Kitchen Chairs, bow back: $1.75 Special PE ie 95e pial Special BLO Esmond Blankets (two in one) plaids, $10 value elsewhere. $5 80 o' See Gu ing Room Chairs, solid oak, saddle seat. Succi! De dD Dining oe Chairs, Spanish leather seats, 80 oak chairs. Special wa oak ters $4.75 8-piece Mohair Living Room p Suites at .._.__.$49.00 to $624.00 pero Souble S5x80. pure wool, Sees. Velour Ming Boor © a sold for $10.00 elsewhere. pies ce $147. $200. Special ? elsewhere $5.95 Bed Room Suites in walnut at..$210.00 Blankets, wool nap, 66x80, $6.00 All kinds of Chairs, Davenports, value elsewhere. $3 9 5 Stoves, gas Stoves, Kerosene Stoves, fa) PS eas. is RE cy etc., etc. You Will Find a Most Complete Stock of Furniture at Most Reasonable Prices. rm oa Come In and Look Around NEW SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET FURNITURE STORE Ede Casper Datty Eridune | Second St. Paint & Glass Store Have you a picture to frame? If so, would you like to have the job done as quickly as possible after you have sent it to the framer? The Second Street Paint and Glass store aims pecialty of giving 24-hour service on this work. The prietor feels ans ots service is ay ane piv it will appreciated by many Casperites who desire to give a fitting frame to some of artistic loveliness. Besides this line the Second Street Paint and Giass store is handling the regular products usually found in such an establishment. Muresco, which has been achiev- ing such popularity as a calcimine, heads this line, while paints, enamels, varnishes, and brushes are also handled. Pit- cain’s varnish and Valspar are names that need no intro- duction. During the grand opening of the public market Wed- nesday the company will give with each $1 purchase, a high quality brush. Mrs. George E. Erickson is the proprietor of the Second Street Paint and Glass store. Mrs. Erickson has issued an invitation to the public to visit her store at the opening to- morrow with the assurance that every effort will be made by the management to give satisfactory service at all times. Public Market Furniture Company With so many new homes being constantly built in Cas- per and with the continual need of furnishing these with high class furniture, it is with pleasure that one looks on such an institution as the Public Market Furniture store which has found a location in the Second Street Public Market. Fine upholstering, attractive styles, honest-to-goodness values are all apparent. Up-to-date furniture, carpets, rugs, linoleums, in fact every- thing usually found in such a store will be found here. At this time it is quite possible to select an attractive Christmas vift among the many articles displayed at this store. The Market Bakery The Market Bakery is one of the attractive establishments located in the Public Market. W. E. Rowe, proprietor of the Snow White bakery, 236 South Wolcott, is the proprietor of the Market bakery also. Mr. Rowe has brought to the new branch the experience of many years in the baking business and has achieved a very remarkable result. On visiting the new Fines one can not help being impressed with the display of baking good which it affords. Freshness and modern methods in bread and pastry making are every- where evident, + The Norris Company Market A new branch by the Norris company is always an event, and when it is announced that such a new venture will be attempted by this concern the sentiment expressed and unex- pressed is to the effect that it is in keeping with their policy of growth along with Casper. The Norris company has been in its quarters at 129 East Second street for ten years. A lease for that period will expire in June. Some time ago it was found neccessary to establish a branch market at H and Durbin streets in order that the over. whelming business in North Casper might be taken care of. The company is at the present time planning to construct a plant which will take care of both the wholesale and retail trade. When the lease on the present quarters, 129 Last Sec. ond street, expires the new plant will be the main branch. Now the Norris company has seen a new outlet for its prod- ucts and has leased a space in the Second Street Public Mar- ket. A n up-to-date meat market is being established there which will immediately recommend itself to the visitor, be- cause of its general appearance of cleanliness and because of its convenience, Everything that a modern market should have will be found at Branch No. 3 of the Norris company. Every facility has been obtained in order that the products may be kept fresh. All kinds of meats, fresh and salt fish, and poultry are among the things which the branch will hendle Branch No. 3 invites public inspection with the confidence that there will be nothing to meet with public disapproval. Quality Fruit and Produce Store When V. R. Mokler and L. ©. Gauvain decided to lease a space in the Second Street Public Market they chose a posi- tion next to the window looking out on the avenue in order that they might better display the things which would be found in such a store as the Quality Fruit and Produce. The Quality Fruit and Produce makes a speciality of fruits and vegetables in season, fresh eggs, Murphy Brothers milk, and Clover Bloom and Alliance butter. It aims to keep its stock always fresh and attractive. Only the best possible prod- uct in each line will be purchased for the establishment, the proporietors feeling that with only a small market space available they cannot afford to handle anything but the best. This does not mean high prices however, for the prices at tho Quality Fruit and Produce will be found to be right. Mr. Mokler is at present assistant cashier in the Stock- men’s National bank. He has been a resident of Casper since birth and has made many friends here. Mr. Gauvain was formerly with the Cooley Fruit and Pro- duce company. He has had much experience in the lines he is now handling. WIRTH’S POP CORN STAND Wirth’s Pop Corn stand which has just been installed in the public market will prove a treat because of its handy loca- tion. Children no doubt will be more anxious to go to market because of the existence of Mr. Wirth’s modern machine for turning outfresh pop corn. ROBINSON AND THOMAS STORE Robinson and Thomas have opened up a fruit and vege- table store in the new market. They will handle the best qual ity of seasonal fruits, vegetables, and poultry, PUBLIC MARKET TRANSFER Leo. W. Hardeman is proprietor of the Public Market Transfer and Delivery Service company. The company has uipped itself to handle the delivery and transfer business ith a high degres of efficiency. ) . PAGE SEVEN g, and Here It Is---the Official Opening Wednesday STREET PUBLIC MARKET} MOKLER AND GAUVAIN’S ‘QUALITY FRUIT STAND SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY "S5 Woiters: Der tee core et gh ee eg 58e Eggs; (storaes)) per domo 40e Oranges pertdoms) sete od te i 22e Grape HRultes) Ones tc. ees i Ry 95¢e Brectin bates, pet ties Ou Sess a ees lg 23e Fancy Winesap Apples, per Ib,.___.__._____________ MILK AND CREAM Murphy’s Jersey—Wheeler’s Perfection Yellowstone Coffee and Whipping Cream STRICTLY FRESH EGGS GUARANTEED A Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables V. W. MOKLER L. C. GAUVAIN Market Bakery OPENING DAY SPECIALS AT THE NEW SECOND STREET PUBLIC MARKET EXTRA SPECIAL PIES Apple, Mince, Blackberry, Cherry, Apricot, Peach and Pear Pies For Wednesday Only 7c Each 80c Doughnuts, per dozen......__20c 20c Buns, per dozen........ 15c 25c Vanilla Rolls, per dozen..........20c 40c Layer Cake.._..__....__.3B 20c Sugar and Molasses Scotch Cookies, per dozen..._...........13¢ Make This Your Headquarters for Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies and Cookies, Freshly Delivered Four Times a Day to the Market MARKET BAKERY SECOND STREET NEW PUBLIC MARKET Second Street Paint and Glass Store Paints, Glass, Enamels, Kalsomine, Brushes, Etc. SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY Brush Given with Each $1.00 Purchase WE SPECIALIZE IN Picture Framing