Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 19, 1924, Page 2

n I GAINS SHOWN INPUREBRED STOCK, IAD of State Department Agriculture Makes Survey in State. Since the growth of the for better @pread movement 1 stock to be reflected through purebreds, a stady of the 1923 a» | fessors’ reports made by the state} department of agriculture brings put some tnteresting county statiy ties. Every county has purebred beef @attle. The high counties rank follows: Laramie 1,553; Crook 1.0: Carbon 931; Platte 519; Albany Sheridan 416. Sweetwater with has the smallest number, Teton ccunty has 147 purebred bulls, 18 months and over and 8&7 range bulls under six years. Washakie county, the proportion is eds to 114 grades, and in 1 grades. number. >. Wash- ont 121;} Springs, Weston and rts show no purebreds. | , With Sts vast comparatively sheep | | Inta 24; Conv Johnson, Lincoln, } Carbon 24; Creek 22; with Teton having none. Eastern counties have the regis- tered pigs. The high six are Goshen ; Pinte 96; Laramie 8 jobrara, Crook 71; Campbell §1. Carbon, Natrona and Sublette are in the zero class. Good breeding is reflected in greater profits for the producer and is an important step in the building up of the livestock indus- try. What will this year’s figures} show? BiG FURNITURE CHE TO OPEN A sensational receivership male will be started tomorrow at the store of the Exchange Furniture and Hardware company, 215 to 219 ‘West First street at which time, every item of a $100,000 stock will be sold. The party putting on the sale has taken over the entire busi- ness of the company from hands of the receiver who was appointed by the court to satisfy the creditors. For that reason the prices existing during the sale have little or no re- lation to the cost of the merchan- dise. Money must be raised immeci- ately in order that creditors may be satisfied. “Don't crowd!” fs the warning is- sued by those staging the sale. Al- though the store is a large one it will probably be crowded to the limit especially on the first day of the sale. The store is closed today so that the stock may be arranged for the sale which starts at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. Among the things which are to be sold starting Wednesday are furni- ture, house furnishings, restaurant equipment, hardware and paints. ‘The different departments handling these lines have an extensive var- fety from which purchases may be made. The Exchange Furniture and Hardware company has always tried to keep its prices exception- ally low. The additional receivership sale reduction means a further cut which should be attractive. ee STAR GROCERY 10 BE OPENED ON WEDNESDAY, NINTH AND CHESTNUT ‘Wednesday morning promptly at | 8 o'clock will see the opening of Casper’s newest neighborhood gro- | cery, the Star Grocery, located at | Ninth and Chestnut streets. A. L. | Peak and C. E. Stevenson are the proprietors and are more than en- thusiastic about the future of their estbalishment. The new store will handle both groceries and meats, and should prove exceedingly popu- lar with the housewives of the southwest side. Aid ES FURNITURE. Just receive two carloads of new’ | and second hand furniture includ- ing dressers, chiffonier, duofold, beds, rockers, rugs, rou tables and chairs; come and cet the prices before you buy. Harned Furniture Co,, 234 8, David. Phone 249. SEND IT TO T PEARL WHITE LAUND: PHONE 1702. | 365 4 « grcaarestin te ; | } | i=. Once more Dame Rumor says Jessie Reed (above) of Follies Fame This time the man mentioned is Russell G. Colt (inset), About a year ago Miss Reed was divorced 4s to marry. millionaire manufacturer. from Dan Caswell, wealthy Clevelander, | Premier Harpist Stirs Audience to Irresistably luring his great audi- ence at the America theater last evening into another realm where there is gorgeousness of celestial coloring and a thousand mols fused in a single master composi- tion of exquisite harmony, Alberto Salvi, premier harpist of the world, failed at no time to hold his pro- gram infinitely above the plane of anticipation. Pleasing to touch on a dream world, he covered with velvet the incisive edges of | technique, Only as a medium of casting a transcend- ental spell did he permit himself to be reminded of the perfection of training tnat has, with his inborn sift-of a sou} overflowing with mu- sic, carried him’to a place among the immortals. An unbounded surge of appreci ation was expressed by the audi- ence at the conclusion of each num- ber. For the applause accorded bim he gave as an encore, following com- pletion of the first group on the program, “Gavotte Louis XIII,” by Pouperin. Not content with allow- ing Salvi to merely acknowledge its enthusiasm for his playing, the au- dience called him back repeatedly until he gave as encores finale, ‘Mother Machree” and “Barcarolle” from Tales of Hoffman. Operation Fails To Save Child Elizabeth Louise Cooper, two-year- old daughter of Mr. and Mrg. Archie Cooper of Parkerton, died at a local hospital an operation. The body is now at the Muck funeral home. following do all clinical analysis. mand. Mail Phone 2617 Appreciation in Concert Unbounded The regular program was follow- ed by Signer Salvi with one ex- ception. Instead of “Tarantelle’ Scherzo Allegro Au Print Danse Espanole — Fantasie Impromptu .~. Norwegian Ballade Fantasie Brilliante Danse des Sylphes Valse de Concert The Fountain ~ Italian Serenade The Music Box Ccherzo ——. Tedeschi - Chopin - Poenitz Alvars Posse Salvi - Salvi Tedeschi - Salvi WOMEN! DONT BE FOOLED Beware! Not all Package Dyes are “Diamond Dyes” <Venendjes> Always ask for “Diamond Dyes" and if you don't see the name “Din- mond Dyes” on the package—refuse it—hand it back! Each 15-eent package of “Dia- mond Dyes" contains directions s0 simple any woman can dye or tint We are now open for busi- ness and fully equipped to Prompt and effi- cient service is at your de- the same painstaking care and quick service. : Casper Clinical and Chemical Laboratory C. M. BETTINGER, Chemist skirts, dresses, waists, sweaters, stockings, kimonos, coats, draperies, coverings—everything new, even if she has never dyed before. Choose any color at drug store. Refuse substitutes!—Adv. and chemical orders given 205 O-S Building AINE SUSPECTS ARE. SEWED IN GOAT HOLDUP Confession Is Secured Leader Sought. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 19.—With nine suspects under arrest in con- |nection with $200,000 Provident Loan association robbery Sere Feb- ruary 9, authorities today continued their search for two alleged. ring leaders of the gang believed respon- sible for this and many other crimes, including at least three bank holdups in or about Los Angeles and San Francisco, Iryl McCarty, one of the men whose arrest was announced last night, has signed a confession, according to the sheriff's office, ad- mitting that he and two other men jheld up the Provident Loan associ- ation offices here and escaped with | Jewelry, cash and lberty bonds yal- | ted at well over $200,000. The two ‘others named in the purported con- fession, Jimmy Blanton atd Wi'llam jO'Connor are sought. Makes a Family S of Cough Remedy han ready-made co x syrups. ana saves about $2. ‘Pastiy and’ quickly prepared. If you combined the curative prop- erties of every known “ready-made” cough remedy, you prebably could not get as much real curative power as there is in t! imple home-made cough syrup, which is easily prepared bay ot, 4 minutes. ist et from any druggis ounces of Pinex, pour it into a aie bottle and fill the bottle with : ejther plain gosune clarified mo! he hor ant and never spoils. This Pinex and Syrup preparation gets right at the cause of a cough and ives almost —imme relief. the phlegm, stops the nast; ‘oat tickle and heals the sore, irri- tated membranes so gently and easily that it is really astonishing. A day’s use will usually overcome the ordinary cough and for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and bronchial asth- ma, there is nothing better. j Binex is most valuable concen- trated compound of genuine Norway pine Certegy Eg has been used for y rage be. f Pinex” with full directions. ‘and: don't accept anything e Guaranteed to’ give ney 5 ae oF money rom: refun ‘inex Cow Fi Wayne, Ind. a { } | Saal Sale Two Styles to choose the stove. fire. Griswold Waffle Iron. Phone 1500 Caspet Daily Cribune pee WHOLESALE PRICES HALTED If DOWNWARD TREND LAST MONTH WASHINGTON, Feb. im December, In another made pub'ic today dealing only with 19.—The Aownward trend in general com- modity wholesale prices was arrest- ed in January, the average level for that month being just what it was report retail food prices, however, the bu- reau of labor statistiés gave out figures showing an average decrease | +54, of one per cent in these commodi- tles during the month ending Jan- wary 15. In the farm commodity group of wholesale prices, a slight net de Cloths and slothing also were slightly lower materia’s rease was shown. ut fuel and lighting CARD OF THANKS. Way to Get way that never fails to at is to dl We desire to thank our many friends of iv, Wyo., and Alli ance, Neb., for the kindness an sympathy and beautiful floral offer- ngs received during the illness an our be.gved wife and death* of daughter. M! SISTER. per can 412 E. Fifth St. AS ONLY A MR PAUL R. JONES AND OTHER, BROTHER of falonite powder and ‘Dj solve the blackheads so th AND | rt € Out, Joaying thi pore: in thei Bungalow Grocery and Market PAY DAY SPECIALS . For Feb, 20 and 21 Plush Flour, 48-Ib. sack__._._______ $1.75 24-Ib. SAG Ho aRe aS ms he 9 cans Tall Milk (Borden or Pet) for__$1.00 (Limit 9 cans to a Customer) i Matches, per cady of 5 boxes_____2___ 30c 1-lb. jar Richelieu Preserves.________ = 40c Lipton’s Cocoa 4-Ib. tin----__-_--___ 20c 3 pkgs. Spaghetti or Egg Noodles_____ 25¢ 2 pkgs. Seeded or Seedless Raisins____35¢ 4-lb. sack Jersey Cream Pancake Flour_30c Libby No. 214 Sliced Pineapple, Bi gs 45c or 2 for 85c Bungalow Grocery and Market Phones 22—23 By Surprising Them With Crisp, Creamy Waffles GRISWOLD Waffle Iron CAN BAKE THEM This Week Regular $3.00 Griswold Waffle Irons Prom Cast of heavy iron of uniform thickness which holds the heat and makes crisp, evenly browned waffles. Air cooled handles and a ball-bearing socket make turning the pans easy without lifting the iron from A deep groove at the ball-bearing socket drains sur- plus grease from the pan into the overflow, pre- venting it from falling on the hot stove or into the This is an important and unique feature of the EACH ORDER YOURS TODAY Casper Gas Appliance Co. 115-119 East First Street showed an average increase of more than 4 per cent, and lessor ad- vances were recorded for building materials and miscellaneous com- Tacdities. Decreases in retail prices in 34 cities Keon grt Dhahran jer + Rid of Blackheads almple, safe and eure Sees E We TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924 Dissolution of Partnership CLOSING and disappear, are simply 2 mixture of irt secretions t th 6 the water dis- ey Wash IS IN FULL SWAY $35,000 Stock of National Sample Coat and Suit _Company Consisting of Brand New Spring Merchandise, Such As | Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Millinery, Lingerie, — Silk Hose, Etc. BEING SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST NOTICE The Casper women have always been stampeded with sales of broken stocks, ‘shop-worn stocks and unseasonable merchandise generally after the season is over, at various price reductions, as ‘merchants in general would rather dis- pose of their merchandise at reduced prices than to carry over unseasonable stocks. IN MY CASE THE SEASON HAS NOT YET ARRIVED But My Stock of Spring Merchandise is Here Now I Have Been Forced to Buy Out My Former Partner, A. Jacobs I now desire to SELL OUT the entire stock of the National Sample Coat and jj | Suit Company, _ Therefore the women.of Casper today and for an entire month have the oppor- tunity of my misfortune in being able to make their spring purchases of ladies’ ready-to-wear at unheard of prices and in many instances far below the whole- sale price. . Come, Buy Today C. M. ELGIN, Proprietor % No Refunds, No Returns—Every Sale Final No Alterations During This Sale Walional | ample Coat? ana § # Hote! Blocks CO.