Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1924, Page 2

PAGE TWO. cera | FAKGO SEEKS Big Boy Now ‘TAXATION CUT a Cc ry Declaring its Poison Spider pipe b tine WMegullyy assessed for the latter s! half of last year, the Fargo: Western ti Oi, company’ is seeking. an injunc ti tion that will prevent the county Pp clerk from collecting tixes so as- rn essed. a lt as the eontention. of the com- fr pany that its Polson Spider line, ea Which was noit completed’ until last 1 Qetober, that uit was not begun last cl) July, and is wherefcre not assess+ o able for last yoar, or the latter half a of it. Taxes “against it for that fi period amount tw slightly more ° than $1,200. A ooo t r | | Here and There | st SL Se eee tS tor aches tae si Ww.) U. Lus ompunies by his ti famig , lett tor’ Douglas r on a combi ss and piew a t he excellent tl Yor camp: ir r fi iam Shipley, wholesale gro- e cer lag returned to Casper irom a uw thivee wel sks stay at Cr tt n arrel” contin- tt the excellent A during his re- Cc ales are con- te Cc you wish to write a o ail o1 | atest photo of Russell Th Ww. ¢ Pericins Hvelyn Nesbit and Harry Bpecia nt rned from ve boy now sports | si Denve the past trousers and is a member of the week visiting nelatives, editorial staff of his school pape ee Atlantic City id, mechanical repre-|$ = ——— the Sunstrand Adding T ne Co., is ir town for a few "5 EWS DEPOTS Mr y s the hastaltation ete service department for ; and products at the Ex tt i x Charles M. Gunnison, — better |) bf owing aim of th Mr Pep begs 4 near the court w temporarily Pi at. 138 South c Pirate Hee, A aed aa has T v nile the Bailey Fur Pap8 o Me av Sas red he payed nel see 10 owns the site oe summer he week, ac estal ilahinantitat ec “epapas gctes g plans to erect a} new build | wey ? the Mosher Tire'| #2 OM the spot. When tho structure : = ts built “Pep” will move back und a Co., made a record trip to Cheyenne | wit combine his stores new th in. his Chevrolet “equipped with| 7 At ti Michelin Balloon tires, He start-| 1)’ oy laced lo morning and returned |", ad fone a W veil ok ine should be completed August | P Rug as Ti {whieh is the d Gunni ‘4 . on expect to Until D Wyoming Theater |tiat timo no wi 8 usual ex tr cf Ry 3) 4 A celleret servic t h Conter. ae To Give Picnic stig sont c C > tt For Boy Patrons Is Held Tod ke Harry Carey film th reap the re atl |e ay —_—_—S—$_)?_ Conditions In China Growing Serious, Report NEW YORK, June 11.—Conditions are becoming “{ncreasingly serious” fm the Kwangsi province of China, where an American missionary~ is known to have been killed and sev eral others are in danger, the Christ- lan and Missionary Alliance was in- formed in a cablegram today from the Rev. R. A. Jaffray, who was recently. released by Chinese brig- ands. Dofinite confirmation of ye- ports that the Rey. Joseplt Cunning- ham of Salem Va., has been killed was contained fn_thie ‘eablegtam, —— of the Bank of Eng 5,000. We Are Doing Business the Way Uncle Sam Did Didn’t Uncle Sam sell millions in Liberty Bonds on a small pay- ment every week. | te A : tact Se WF thes ei Mre. M ie Castle} ‘AYRES to 1 y hey ih h pi ‘4 fs ; JEWELRY 1 w co. wu in guest: ; ors W | 133 South Center Street of whose ¢: nthe ject time friends of ‘ p “Why IT Harry Carey Pictures” was made in the Highland ¢ are ad © best in a contest | tery a how be - a: Sas as ij The ess 1 not ° th 1 th : er ‘ sy re Relief | cor movina la fn ater 1 Monday, | ich in | Expert Crating ab Peet sh at ae red Packing, and Shipping ja The donkey he longest lived of Someatie onifaate PHONE 949 to eee Cc WANTED=Clean Cotten Rags at on The Tribune Office. Natrona Transfer ha Storage and Fuel Co. Cr x 25¢ and 75¢ Packages Everywhere of At 104 | | i Every Thursday | SPECIALS 35 PIECE DINNER SETS | Fancy White Radison e $5.00 | Set of 6 Hot Dish Mats___-. ail 147 South Center The Campbell Hardware Co. Phone 425 NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES One Thought to Benefit You 4 P - This is a great merchandise feat—The values are tremendous Prices You Hardly Think Possible—Our —wWe're passing them on to you—Charitable? No! Good Benefit Comes In Making More Friends business. It is our way of building up a good store. PRICES NOW CUT TO THE VERY BONE - WASH FROCKS Many attractive new styles are offered lars and Cuffs, Hemstitching and Piping. —beautiful in color and trimming ef- fects, dainty Organdy hand-made Col- You must see them to appreciate their smartness. $5.00 Values up to $12.00 We Don’t Ask for Glory We Want Only the Opportunity to Clothe You at Extra Special for Thursday From 10 to 11 o’Clock “HOUSE DRESS APRONS. ‘ Of Fast Color Gingham and Scout Percale In Smart Sash, Belt and Side-Tie. All Sizes. Regular $1.50 Value WASH DRESSES At This Low Price You Cannot Afford to Make Them— $3.95 Values Up to $10.00 Linens, Tabsylk, Tissues, Printed -Voiles and Normandy Voiles UNDERTHINGS Beautiful French Voile, Pongee, Silko- lene Step-Ins, Chemise, Gowns, Vests and Bloomers Heese $3.00 value 2 ha Veep 5 $1. 50 YOUR CHOICE OF ANY HAT IN OUR STORE Values Up to. $12.00 $4.50 Suits Sacrificed Here is an Opportunity many women have been waiting for—Suits of finest quality at Give-Away Price. FUR NECK PIECES $12.00 Squirrel Chokers 2525s ele $7.00 $20 Opossum Chokers $20 Chinese Fox, Blue, Peach, $9 MO ONG TAN. oo Se ae $35 Stone 3 Martin - DRESSES ! Of Imported Irish Linen and other lovely summer fabrics. Styles for street and sports wear. Your Choice of Any Suit in Our Store AT HALF PRICE All Sizes Up to 50 DRESSES! . Imported All Pure Irish Linen, Normandy Voiles, French Voiles and Monte Carlo Voiles. The styles are delightfully varied models that range from smart: though simple street and sports frocks to gayest afternoon and dress frocks. ’ All brand new—just unpacked. The Summer Dress Sale Sensation The Colors—W es Gray, Copen Blue, Light.Blue, Navy, Rose, Pink, Dresses Made to Sell at $12.00 Green, Canary, Tan, Brown. and $15.00 seh . ‘ & Trimmings—Dainty Organdy Col- lars and Cuffs; Clever Vestees and Pockets; Drawn a or Fancy Laces; Stitching; Dainty and. Embroidery. $8.00 DRESSES! _ AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURER’S COST This remarkable sale of Fine Dresses is not a mere accident—it was especially planned. We want you to be heré Thursday morning. We think you'll be amazed at the splendor of these Charming Dresses. $27.50 Values Up to $55.00 OUT GOES EVERY GARMENT IN THE STORE BELOW COST Ribbons TO SEE THEM IS TO BUY! New Summer Dresses A wonderful selection of the latest maximum of quality at the lowest possible price. ~ $12.00 VALUES UP TO $25.00 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Now iis the time to buy a Coat at Give- Away Prices. PRICES CUT RIGHT IN HALF Sizes up to 52 SNICKERS AND MIDDIES FINE QUALITY KHAKI Knickers, $3.00 value Middies, $2.50 value JACOBS’ NEW SAMPLE SHOP 122 WEST SECOND STREET JUST AROUND THE CORNER OFF CENTER UNDERTHINGS Step-ins, Chemise, Vests and Bloomers. Made of fine quality French Voile and Silkolene. values, we eee 00 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1924. —E