Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 9, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO . .. eee eeaee many years w business se i A. Miller lets the c s.oF Prati” sel aa Pann Sve, S32 eee eva B B B B E :] 8 ¢ BSS SSS AS. 2S et ee Se ee npewe ees EVNAW SMR WEN Eee eee wee re QOerererre G QQ (LD LANOMARK|INBOOR ciReUS ANP FROLIC GIES WAY 10 to Its capacity, the big Indoor Cir cus and Frolic being staged this week by the American Legion will To Be Moved From Business Corner. entering the building visit-| latter part of the evening. it fh gine they seeds Stata tae tainment for all who attend and lively| frolic, and judging from the crowd Another old houses which Tt tea: feat? ights it,is safe ? t { Casper for e of the word who are able attractive booths have d around the sides of cy when 3% { the building and the en- ct for the! ticements offered at these at once yw stand-| take attention.’ Here are to be found ifts o 1 kinds which go to the es. The booths are in charge ers of the legion. out of the early. mi of the builc lots 11 nd 12 of Block 4, e Ietween Midwest and Sec- —{ Dwebin street. The house in order to make room first number on the program the! fillhig station to be erected ontortionist of rare agility and ero Oil Products company. | the audience will wonder if he will ‘a the:Vvalue 6¢.¢ ever be able to resume his normal ts wacein.tn: that shape after he has passed through In 1901 A .,the astonishing ‘positions assumed. ca-| But bh loes. LaCombe and Stine, two very at- © present| tractive young Iadies, offer cornet ms was built in 1908|and saxaphone duets that are bound who sold the prop-| to please filler and associates} Next come Southard and Agnew 2 $50,000. who appear in “The Rube and the Ingenue.”” And it must be admitted liss Agnew is decidely good to e act is a scream as banners to supplement them. ——— ging attraction 1cts company ler, formerly of] Yaryan and Lahdis offer a unique] the United States and rated as one 1 chief owner. | anc sing dancing act interspers- | ——<——<—_—_—_—$<$—<$E <_< ns pped station|ed with comedy. These eccentric dancer: ke a big hit. Jeremiah M 3 il be as Metz and Metz in “Bumps and a sociated with the new company as|Bump's have a singing and balanc- > Casper manager. Wholesale and re-|ing act that goes well. The aerial fail business will be handled and the} stunt that closes the act Is a thriller. gasoline sold will be from the stills of the White Eagle Ot] & Refining] v: le | program company’s new plant east of Cas- QUICK RELIET closing number on the my Girls’ Quin composed of decidedly attractive OF AMERICAN LEGION HOLDS FORTH IN CASPER THIS WEEK With an assemblage that is ex-] young ladles who are endowed with Pected to pack the Arkeon building| musieal ability. They play. the piano, cornet, saxaphone, banjo and drums Ina way that takes the audience by storm. One of the girls 7 formally Monday evening.| offers a few songs that are pleasing Old Mokler Residence | ‘= A al ip eg furnish the musical program for the dancing that is featured during the There ts a big evening of enter- CODY, Wyo., March 8.—With no movie camera grinding away in his direction, a big work horse belong- ing to Joe Freeborg did the “shoot- the chutes" down a snow drift into to get inside the ding upon the succeeding evenings will have to go This ts circus week in Casper and the city is in gala att: Hundreds of American flags h been used as decorations in the imess sec- tion of the city with streamers and a deep draw, and from thero did a nose dive into the icy waters of the Shoshone river 75 feet below. After an invigorating swim the old horse rambled home undamaged and did his stuff to a bucket of oats, we etrnaad e MAGICIAN SCORES IN For results try a Tribune Clas. sified Ad. Che Casper Sunday Cribune of the 15 best ‘in the world, per- formed feats of magic calculated to make the wisest spectator wrinkle his brows with wonder. Captain Jones came here from Denver under the auspices of the Junior class of the local high school His tricks Friday night were to some extent with cards though he @i@ not confine himself to this branch of the magician’s art. Many objects were made to disappear in- to an incomprehensible nowhere. As a whole the entertainment was ad- Judgea@ one of the cleverest ever > HUNCH HORSE TAKES. 75-FDOT DIE, URRURT WINTER MONOTONY IN CODY IS RELIEVED BY - COURT TRIAL HUMOR CODY, Wyo., March §.—Winter in Cody presents a monotony for which court sessions are delight- ful palliatives. Punch and Judy ‘playing before Justice get off a lot of facetious cracks here. Among the cases being tried be- fore Judge Perey Metz at this time is that of the State versus Bert Oliver and @ puneh bowl. Oliver is charged with having spiked the punch at the ba'l in 1923, It took just about 12 min’ to get 12 men to take the Eagle nor prosecuting atto: prerent at the time 7 bac ha Abr DRUNKEN MAN FATALLY IQURED NHRD FHL Wm, EMULSION My The food A that sustains ENTERTAINMENT HERE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL followed amazement rona County High School n Friday night when T. Jones Jr., seventh best magician in De For INDIGESTIO! IN OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT Used Phonograph Must Go To this.end the prices and terms have been cut to quickly clear our floors. Every In our basement we have standard guaranteed phonographs at prices and terms to Suit every purse. Many of these instru- ments have been used only in demonstration and cannot be told from new. Our positive guarantee, service and exchange bond goes with each new Gne. : ety. a few listed below. Come in early and see the entire stock. e y e e Columbia { Brunswick Victrola Cabinet upright, Ma- Cabinet upright, Oak Cabinet upright, Ma- hogany case, vertical case, shelves for rec- hogany case. - Another plush record files. ords. Positively like used only in demonstra- new. Used only in dem- tion. Sells new for onstration. Sells new $150. for $125. $98.50 | $110 ° Victrola . Victrola Table model, Mahogany P Cabinet h case, latest style motor, abinet upright, Ma- Reproducer “and Tone Silvertone hogany case. Another au: SWMPTICe C965 Table model, fully guar- wig anteed. With ten used With five used records, demonstrater and posi- tively like new. New price $225. With 14 record albums, $175 Small Table Models from $25 Upward. It Does Make a Difference Where You Buy Your Musical Merchandise. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. Victor and Brunswick Dealers 232 East Second Street CASPER, WYO. Phone 194 A steady decreasing expense rate FREDERICK B. ANDREWS, District Manager Ordinary Department ROOM 5 ZUTTERMEISTER BUILDING Telephones 1921-W and 1910-3 P. O. Box 1042. turns. ever made to its’~ poll CASPER, WYOMING ~ Me? holders. Household Linen Week Sale — ~ Commences March 10th Now is the time for the thrifty housewife to take inventory of her stock of table linens, bed linens, towels, - etc., and sort out such pieces as show signs of wear, and to avail herself of the household essentials at prices considerably reduced. TABLECLOTHS AND NAPKINS All linen damask Table Cloths. Size 70x70. $5.00 value geen $3.95 All linen Damask Table Cloths. Fine quality and in round design. 72x72 inch. $10.75 value, Oach 280 ae $8.25 NAPKINS TO MATCH—22x22. $14.00 value, dosen Se ee $11.75 All linnn damask Table Cloths, 70x88 ~ inch. $9.25 value, 3 each ..26-) US eeaes $7.35 NAPKINS TO MATCH—22x22. $10.00 value. per dozen __ So eee "7.95 COLORED LINEN BREAKFAST SETS $8.50 value; W.G. Your Linen Store the opportunity of replenishing Art e° er Linens In white and ivory; all widths, from 18-in. to 72-in. at por . 20% - REDUCTION 72x99 linen finish Sheets; extra heavy; each_._.... $2.00 x 81-99 linen ‘finished ; Sheets, extra heavy, cach Doom 42x86 linen finish 15c walue 22222 a ---12¢e bund wtaegiangs Ame ce's emia oo & 45¢ WASH CLOTHS 1g 36 li finish ¥ 206 valtie: S25 5 52 Sees 18¢ Conte er oC Gea Tet Tel 50c 25c value ~------------ 236: | Se eee ek 59c Gate cts Oe BED SPREADS At smart reductions; white and COTTON HUCK TOWELS colors. Large size, 25¢ value, . BATH RUGS Fast colors and Martex brand. $3.00 Ce RIES $2.45 TABLE PADDING 64-in. extra heavy. Sale Price, per yard-__.___1_ $1.35 Hi d; 65 a mmed ; 65c value, ence te ee een eee 50c BATH TOWELS (Martex) 50c value, each___-.-_-~_-_____. $1.00 value, each----._-______ $1.50 value, each_ $2.00 value, each.___ _ Porto Rican Towels All linen Glass Toweling. Ivory Linen, ‘hand. embroidered; in 45c value; per yard-_._____ 35c ba potas $2.50. $1.95 DECORATIVE LINENS - At 20” Reduction : ma] (ncluding Chinese cut-work and embroidery. All maderia embroidered pieces. Irish embroidered bridge sets and tea napkins. Perkins @ Co. : Tribune Buiiding reaching its lowest point thus far in the history of the PRUDEN- TIAL at the close.of 1923 will re- sult during 1924 in the largest re-