Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1924, Page 10

DEAT LIFTING CAMPAIGN FOR CHURCH BEGINS $5,500 Needed by East Side Methodist Com- { munity Church. The East Casper Methodist Com | munity church, advertised hy pastor, William H. Germany “the growing-golng church in a ng-growing city,” is the midst a lively campaign to end indebted- ness. The campaign has for !ts pur- pose thé raising of $5,000 to cover all charges standing against the present property, so that at the end of the next six months, over which the pledges extend, the new build ing project can be entered upon. All preliminary preparation has been made by the Rev. J. G. Brown, superintendent of the district, and the Rev. J, A. Dean, together with the chairman of the local board, Lee Doud. At the first meeting of the campaign Monday evening at the home of Frank Sheppard, an ex- cellent talk was given by Harry B. Durham as the signal for the work to start. Tomorrow evening’ the second is to be held and at that orts on the progress being to be heard The final he campaign comes Fri day evening The church was or; April under the Rev. Dean, the pr lected and buildin, this structure is crowded at Sunday services beyond its capacity there fs No co but to erect a more suitable buliding. It {s hoped that this plan for new quarters will be realized during the year. patted inet we a HF. GEARY [9 UNDER ARREST Capt. H. F. Gerry, well known Casper real estate operator and former officer in the Royal North- west mounted police, the New York City police force and the Texas Rangers, was arrested this morning at Portland, Ore., charged with de- frauding Mrs. Lettie Walburn of this city out of $500. The alleged fraud related to the-transfer of a lot at Snyder or New Salt Creak. The complaining witness asserts that Gerry sold her the lot, took the money and never gave her a title to the property. She also states that the land, which was sold for the Public Service corporation, be- longed to that organization and that Gerry had no title to it. Gerry was arrested at the instiga- tion of Prosecuting Attorney Foster by the sheriff at Portland and a “message received from there this afternoon said that Gerry would fight extradition. Extradition papers are being pre- pared to be sent to Governor Ross at Cheyenne for his approval. If the papers are honored Gerry will ba brought back to Casper to face the charge, according to Mr, Foster. fia Ue Sa das seal nized last Kangaroo Court Is Abolished At The Casper Jail The image-breakers celebrated yesterday when that long estab- ished ‘institution, the Kangaroo court was done away with at the city jail. ‘Those who had paid their toll to the court in the past ‘were probably in a humor to cele- brate also, while the leeches that profited from this method of ob- taining treats from their compan- ions in the “bull pen” writhed in agony. The crisis occurred when a pris- oner who was also a newcomer was jumped on by four fellow pris- oners who had learned that he had $10 at the sergeant’s desk. He * was forced to sign an order for the $10 so that it might be taken by a trusty and used to purchase what the fancy of the other pris- SPANISH COMBS from the holidays; AT. BS BORG 2 taniees's since Main Floor TURKISH TOWELS 20x38 heavy Turkish Towels. A good size for face or bath use; offered at this sale at DyYMOR So eos ease cls Third Floor Men’s Overalls In standard 220 weight denim, Boats. 94.00 Main Floor WASH CLOTHS Plain white and assorted colored bordered Mortex Wash Cloths for Dollar Day AUN12 "BORG 2 ie So ais he ‘ Third Floor 1 i 1 DRESS GINGHAMS 82-inch Dress Ginghams; our regular 33c quality; a good selection of staple pat- terns; at ~ 4 YARDS _FOR........... Wool Dress Goods Here are to be found some exceptional values in wool- ens, serges, plain and novelty weaves; at YARD........ Third Floor Men’s Union Suits Cotton ribbed Union Suits; sizes 34 to 40; regular $1.65 seller; for tomorrow; at... Main Floor Des de Casper Dally Cridune EVERYBODY GETS IN ON DOLLAR DAY ¢ Mother, dad, sister, brother, in fact the whole family, will find bargains galore awaiting them. Dollar Day is the day of values—try it at our expense. PERCALES Just received a new ship- ment of Percales in new, clean spring patterns; the kind we sell at 33c; for to- morrow; at 4 YARDS FOR. Third Floor 1 MEN’S SOX Our regular line of men’s 50c lisle Sox; out tomorrow; at 3 PAIRS FOR.... MEN’S PAJAMAS Men's two-piece Outing Pa- jamas; splendid -weight; regular $1.95; special to- morrow at Main Floor 1 i REUBEN SHIRTS Infants’ Reuben Shirts, silk and wool; these sell regular at $1.29; priced tomorrow Second Floor PANTY DRESSES Children’s Panty Dresses, 2 to 6 years; a wonderful bar- MPOIN* LOR 102.5%! stone cle eles o: Second Floor POUND PAPER Here is a splendid bargain for tomorrow; regular 50c quality. 3 LBS. FOR...... Main Floor DRAPERIES Nets, sun-fast madras and $ cretonnes, in a wide variety of colorings. Choice of any of these at per yard....... Third Floor ROMPER CLOTH Devonshire Suiting, in stripes and checks; 32 inches ite. Regular 45c quality; 8 YARDS FOR, ...... ees Third Floor Ladies’ and Children’s Hats Big Selection Big Values Second Floor’ OUTING FLANNEL * 27-inch extra heavy quality outings; in neat stripes and checks, also white; new pieces to select from. 5 YARDS FOR Third Floor GINGHAM 27-inch Ginghams and 36- inch Percales; 19¢c and 23c grade; for Dollar Day at 7 YARDS FOR Third Floor Fourth Floor Dollar Day Specials Aluminum Percolators, 6 city; a good value + capa- Barrel Glasses, 12 i 00 Aluminum Thermos Bottles; regu- lar $1.59,value. they last; each Berry 38 Colonial cine 00 sauce dishes; per med Tammie. $400 Oval Dish Pans, triple coated, gray enamel, a splendid of- fering; each Blue Willow Cups and aa: Japanese China; $1.00 6 for . Cups and Saucers; 8 for PhO Linen Finish Towels Full, hemstitched linen fin- ish face Towels, 39c, 438c and 59c qualities; for Dollar Day AbD ROW eR iia sk es ee Third Floor RAG RUGS 27x54 Rag Rugs; heavy weight, with fringe; $1.50 quality; on sale tomorrow Main Floor Women’s Sport Hose Ladies’ Derby rib Heather Hose; a popular hose for out of door wear. At pair.... Main Floor NECKWEAR Ladies’ Neckwear, in a wide variety of shapes; collars, sets, vestees, etc; $1.25 to $1.69 values for.......... Main Floor i WOOL HOSE Ladies’ heather mixed plain Wool Hose; in all sizes; splendid values for tomorrow Main Floor Chamoisette Gloves Your choice of a most splen- did lot of Chamoisette Gloves; wrist gauntlets, $1.19 to $1.49 values for... MUSLIN Bleached and unbleached yard wide Muslin; medium weight; no dressing; at 6 YARDS FOR..... RiSieisinie LACE SCARFS 48 and 54-in. Scarfs and Cen- ter Pieces: These usually sell , at $1.50 and $2; our priest to- morrow at; each Third Floor \ DN Raa te TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 197 Children’s Worsted Stockings In black only,.a good warm hose for school wear; 79c value at 2 PAIRS FOR.... Main Floor BOYS’ BLOUSES Boys’ Kaynee Blouses, the best in the market; $1.65 values; out tomorrow at.... Main Floor MEN’S HATS A large assortment of men’s Dress Hats; your choice of any of these at............ Main Floor Children’s Stockings 5 Pairs for $1.00 ings; black, Se. quality. $1.00 Boys’ and girls’ Stoc’ white and brown; Tomorrow at ~ 5 PAIRS‘FOR...... Boys’ Khaki Shirts Here is a very unusual offer- ing. A full range of sizes; our regular 69c: value at ZNORS Besos ° Toilet Goods Combination No. 1 For Dollar Day only, one bottle Melba -$1.25 toilet $ water and two bars Palm- olive Soap; BOTH FOR.... Main Floor Combination No. 2 You get one bottle of Honey $ Girl Skin Lotion, choice of several good staple brands of cream an THE THRE face powder. FOR.. Main Floor — $1 Specials R&GCORSETS Number 712 R-.& G Corsets, back laced, medium bust, a good model for the average TIGUPO AG acl. «.< share os ola ote ae Second Floor 1 WOMEN’S _U-SUITS No. 103 Globe; their finest mercerized Lisle Union Suit. Low neck, sleeveless, ankle length. $1.98 value at. Third Floor 1 / $1 Specials " oners dictated. Women’s High Top if 1, ited ° examnia ot he methods. ery KNIT BLOOMERS Sateen Panty Dresses Children’s Shoes - angaroo court, bu ; oes Ceptaid. J. MM Faris: concluded Shoes Knee length, mercerized es eee Sateen that $10 was overstepping ihe Black and Brown Kid Lisle Bloomers; assorted anty Dresses and Rompers; In Broken Sizes From Size 3 to 7 attractively trimmed in con- trasting colors; sizes 2 to 5 =< VOREB). Bbete sy v's Set ute ce - bounds of justice, and that tho best way to do away with the evil was to abolish the court, ——————— colors; usually sold at $1.69. 1 Vaiues Up to $3.00 Our price tomorrow at.... Something That Ev: Ww omething Tha ery Woman 3ee That the Child Has Good Shoes > Should Wear During the at an Wet Months of CO Second and Third Floors Second Floor For Wet, Cold Weather AAING FUNERAL i! BE $ Children’s Waist RIB BLAN $ .00O HELO ON WEDNESDAY Qe Union Suits suse nies ejea seal ——- : = — Medium - weight, slightly z Sap eee very good values; some are slightly soiled; only a limited quantity at... fleeced Waist Union Suits; a nice two-in-one’ garment; ‘sizes 2 to 12 years-at......: The funeral of Mrs. James W. King, 25 years of age, who died at a local hospital Sunday, will be held from the Shaffer-Gay chapel at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Rey. L, B. Carter will officiate. The deceased is survived by a wid- ower and two small children. calle neeoanenna JAS. E. COGAN DIES AT GASPER HOSPITAL James BE. Cogan, 23 years old, died this. morning at 1 o'clock at a local hospital following a short ness. He was the Casper nt for the Fleischman Yeast cor The body will be taken to Denver this evening by bis wife for burial. Resides his wife he is survived by jis parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Cogan of Denver. \GaLDeN RULE DEP'T STORE LINDSAY & CO. v Choice of many beautiful Combs, in a wide selection of shapes and sizes; ordinarily these sell up to $3.50 to $4.005 for. ce. cccccccece Main Floor Linen Handkerchiefs Here are some extraordinary values; 45c to 75c quality $ Linen Kerchiefs, left over