Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 14

on PAGE FOURTEEN. Che Casper. Daily Cridune. sport world. Let's push and put Gas-|the juvenile ranks, and from the| of Evansville visited friends in'Cas- e per yard, pre-war prices) H d Th per on the map of pugilism. number of possible contestants, it| per last night. Shop.” 4 joo high. Richards and Cupsio ere an ere he appears that a local theater will have ham. if Free carnatio Dance, jurday | 2 rush on the box office for entrance} You can buy Royal Society pack- SO ORS OM I ‘A ton of-fun for 60 cents at| Méht, North Washington Hall, sips during the next two days,. [age goods, in the mpring’ line,-at| window Ang te Raving the lees ~ Expert watch-and- Jewelry -repait- “Poverty Gulch.” one third off at Richards and Cun-) and stained in, an. attractive manner. | Ing Casper Jewelry Co., 0-8 Bldg. ——S> July 7th to 12th will be Casper’s|, “Whoop her up! Slim.” “We're all] ningham. biggest time. Go “to, “Poverty| golng to “Poverty Gulc! “f Gulch.” i - mother. Mrs, Simon. to, arrive from - ‘Wonderful valu ‘3 New York Sunday. Mra. Simon will That good laundry soap—Crystal| wear at Jacob's New’ Sample Al Stewart, a prominent student| White—5 bars for 25 cents, at] New merchandise at ‘reduced spend ‘the summer ‘morths: here. at the University of Colorado last | Richards‘ and Cunningham, Bele?on Mriday sand. Battrdasy ah Nou Dod " yet rrived in Casper yesterday ‘ Make that good icecream at home Fas Devi ‘Mr. Stewart Hix-set Tana i Mrs, Thomas] |) Bil O’Brien passed through Cas- with the help of.a Peerless Freezer | o°tn) a vost * Senecre Speeceen te baci) a : 6 & position with the Midwest| Ward of Wisconsin, with a ‘party of| per yesterday on his way to: Lavoye, from Hichards and Cunningham. |‘ (Ke ® F : Mielccorarorunrtugn Costeerons| Seater a eee ELL ful plication depends. Now the druggist seine his reputation 1 his. | the doctor’s wants; by his may | ‘rest: 88. importantly upon. rugs’ as upon doctors ° who prescribe: drugs. ee 1 Mrs. Max Hirsh is expecting her route to Yellowstone, rado Springs. ~ Mr. and Mrs.. Whitfield have taken That Ridin’ Kid will be at “Pov- Sx Rpertzaants st) tse ALS ee erty ‘Gulch.’ Your old soatirehs and.$8.00 will] | One hundred Sport and ‘Trimmed 11} 2 Gi a Feel i 4 get you 'a brand new/one in exchange| Hats, $15.00 valu Sy and, hy poetske moving, ate storage, Cree. |_. The famous southern frult with | at the Casper Mattress Factory. 326 pacar oheathbar na Bik! io eal BB ob 2 fell’ How], eerie “| the red‘center and green’ rind has| West Yslowstone,/1617J. Hf Tanlac ies “ made its appearance In-store win-| aK 4 : : : » , 5 dows. The time of temptation is| Little Nona Haywood ' Ww. J. e ance iptions come to us to be fill Spr owe tare Gor correct me phowe 4, Yellow | S0n' ue BE a rors th at aor “Ho r lick S aad om Billy) Gras. ot} more registered drugrists canplofen thanin any other drug party in honor of her fourth birth- Malted Milk man of wide popularity to declare day. pupae squarely ‘on the side of Our Registered - dru; have been in our “employ ied bi: ae ‘anlac. Snappy = handbags. for . summer “Uncle Billy" has lived in Arkan- Behave proven thelr: ability. ; trips $1.50 up.‘ Balley’s Furniture he eas, City more than half a century . There are, indeed, reasons why you SHOULD—no reason. iy Tissue ginghams, regularly priced Fanchon, A: well-liked attend-| store. 326 West Yellowstone. 1617-J. Y oalide, \d hasan unbroken -record of 47 you should not favor us ‘as Lida prescriptionists. ent-at the Henning Marinello, Beauty. ears as constable, which makes at 50 cents and 65 cents a yard— fr ‘Aged ys ces | i : “| Shop, expects. to leave early next| Take your girl, Give her a chance ie the ordest’ pc ae i while they ey, fe fe cents. Rich-} yok tor Roundip} Montana where|to get that diamond ring at “Pov- farmer te Food Dra rhe | °C eree fis Reo eae’ in’ point Fe k * “ t srancthen pathngirs al tier i sho will remain for some time. — | erty Gulch.” ty teed thanks Ts coon hos elcnat ¥ . ; ; For a good time—the ‘sky's the! ro. satisfaction try the noon-fay| A picnic supper was enjayed by a ‘tore | =, bata Be sete Sa eee e 2 ¥ oe a . rt. a ‘. not - - Soclig pgiabanAtriey 2 lunch) at ‘Kopper, Kettle»Inn: np beny CS: CaAnee DRIP Bes AGS at all Pountaing.| 1. known what a wonderful med.| B Drugs and Jewelry ji Beavin's Riverside ranch last night. feline’ I have ‘found: in. Tanlac. .1 had. been. taking everything and 111 East ef Recone St. Telephone 32 Before you travel see the selec- tion of Bags at Richards and Cun- ningham, Albert Taylor, salesman for Nash; Peerless is in Casper fora short time from Salt Creek, G. B. Stebbins, of the Boyle Gar-| 14.4 -tninking fellow calls a Yel- age left for Salt Creek early Thurs- day. Mr. Stebbins expects to return | !0W- Phone 4. Alice Bb grt napet sgl i abel iheer vs getting nowhere, but my very, frat CASPER, WYOMING berate) rn ads Wally ‘Thompson, formerly of the|& Service. NOTICE TO WATER USERS. || 00". «a seed heath om ” é “Two years’ of stomach and: in- Royal Society package goods, for Owing to making a new con- 4 the fall season. now on display at {| ection on Main. Pump line-it || testinal troubles had me so. weak Richards. and Cunningham, will be necessary to discon-']/#nd@ exhausted that T could hardly tinue irrigation from Saturday’|| move about. In fact, ran all, out {|} of fix, suffering day and night, and acqhie handsome new home of C. V: nies TOE SANSA ys aD A TUNG eS eciat Toren abece Aoue tor. Is certainly without an equal in the Toren ons won an is “Tanlac arrested’ my _ troubles, | world.” rapidly nearing completion. cone ed ek Te petTieHly || halted. my downward course and| Taniac 1s for sale by. all’ good fren’will patrol the City to‘enp |{then my energy and strength re:-|druggists. | Accept no substitute. Fora satiec ™ \\turned like a tidal. wave, so to|Over 40 million bottles sold. speak. Since then, two: years ago By Order W. H. Johnsen; néw, the occasional use of Tanlacl Take Tanlac” Vegetable Pills.— WATER COMMISSIONER. ||| has kept me in good trim. Tanlac Advertisement. University of Colorado, has accepted Just around ‘thie: corner from the } ot ition in the Midwest offices. heart of the city. Studebaker: Sales SEetee, - See the days of “Deadwood Dick” at “Poverty Guleh.” Final clearance on 100 Pattern seat at $5.95 at the Mitchell Hat Final .clearance,on 100 Pattern Lt Hats at $5.95 at the Mitchéll Hat Shop. as.» TRAIN SCHEDULES | Calease & Northwesteca ‘Westbound Mrs. B, B. Brooks,‘ wife of, ex-gov- ernor Brooks, returned from the Re: publican convention at Cleveland yesterday. One hundred Sport and Trimmed Any celebration dealing with the|ysat9 $15.00, values, Friday and earlier life of-a community, if well-| saturday $2.95, at the Mitchell Hat conducted, is one of the most pleas-| Shor, ; » at] ing forms of entertainment possible. wv) 5 t is oe It ain't nothin’ else but fun” at] 71) sks are to be commended for es TET UM es “Poverty Gulch,” : £7) | the efforts which they are ge tre fand novelites at H. B. Kine Jew | _} forth to make “Poverty Gulch” the y rt cio ott, Saicnerdzon eile eompany| sreatest go e¥er. figs, Reyne Gentts Snanehiece HAY—GRAIN AT a from Chicago, arrived in Casper Do you: craye-fun? Get 5,000 CHIX-FEEDS— SALT mMRIIA YS ed a Thursday. Mr. Foyle is stopping at ? 5, < ie TS. v. bi f it at “Poverty Gulch. C. A.“ Wormyvood, well-known j the Pyrenean: brane ee eet eae Ain farmer from Glendo, and Dyer Casper Warehouse Co. At the Club House of Popularity contests have invaded Hayes, newly elected city attorney Everything for the careful camper | ES TEL. 27 THE CENTRAL WYOMING SALT CREEK BUSSES 3 Busses a Day Each Way at Richards and Cunningham. STORAGE FORWARDING AUTO CLUB ‘Try Marinello tace bieaches for re- |, ‘ sults. Henning Marinello Bhop, Hen: thickens use’ Victor «Butters Saturday, Eyening,/lune,al LEAVE CASPER TOWNSEND HOTEL|.Laave Salt Crash aero, Starter. For more eggs feed Come and Dance In the Cool Mountain’ Breeze 8 am. Po trea raaeet promt tena sam Victor Scratch Feed and Laying 9 a.m. Salt Creek ‘Transportation Casper may not be in Virginia, but courtesy shown to women on busses A complete line of Peerless is of a surprising quality for a town Manufacturing Company's Products that other states often” regard ~ as 5-Piece Orchestra Special Stunts Mash. 2:30 p. m. Company Tel 144 “just. one of those. oil burgs.” In- 2 deed, many states to the south of - Chicago Set Grates Wyoming could wisely take a tew| i pointers on modern chivalry. Wo- €oal Chutes men may have the vote and a few ’ ©. of them use the weed, but notwith- ‘Ash Pit Doors standing all, the; @ still entitled to a common courtesy Fireplace Dampers eo Casper in thé early days at ‘ and Poverty Gulch.” Fireplace Fixtures Royal Society open stock goods are offered at bargain pricés at Prompt shipments to any point. Beautiful descrip- 4 Richards and Cunningham, tive catalogue on request. What's the matter withthe fietit [i « game in Casper? The town has plenty of men that would'be willing nver ant e ile to mix; chances @re g00d for a pay- ing crowd; so there is no reason for not staging.’ several matches this 1652 Tremont Denver, Colo. summer. A clean boxing miatch is as good’an exaniple of skill and strength as may be foiind’ in. the E. P. BRENNAN’S JUNE CLEARANCE SALE ® Every range in stock is cut in price. This is the opportune time to put a high priced range in your home at’the price of a cheap one. At Prices That Are Easy to Pay It.doesn’t costa great.deal to be, pestlyshod if you buy your footwear in The Ecériomy Shoe Basement. For a few dollars you can. wear real high style slippers that you'll be proud of. You'll find:our basement delightfully, cool these hot days. No. 2—The “Bobby” Sandal Here is a substantial sandal of black patent that will hold its % . shape. Has white decorative stitch- No. 1—The Indian ing. As comfortable’ $ Strap as going barefoot__-- ° The softest shoe imag- inable for summer wear. Beige Elk up- No. 6—The Black Satin ers . ped ae “Helen” ‘ringe ngue. x~ iclen ible Soles, rubber 11s$9200 ‘ i A beautiful novelty. An black a ML Ve pinaatn g strap Moderate. No. 5—The Black Satin Moteries et 98 mee: “well-shod- look” $5 A style in black antib ease fait id trimming. Front strap with cutouts at base. Cut outs on sides Moderate Spanish heels. 34 manship =... POS e Full Line of Sanico, Steel Coral and Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges Choice of Black, or White, -Enamel—Open or Table Closed Tops—With or Without Regulators rE arte gthely ply Werte age Many diffe: and materials. es Vey se $2.98 Ranges with“Elevated Ovens 3-Hole Ranges $22.00 to $29.50 4-Hole Ranges __--- $29.50 to $42.50 No. 3—The Black Satin 3 “Grace” A charming sli of lus- N trous black satin. Novel . Oo. i caret front strap. effect. : arefully and $5.98 No. 8&—The Black made, Cuban heels — pales tors eo ‘ ” ___ ICE BOXES cei St $5.98 : che. Be sizes, several makes. Choice of finishes. At the ‘ A novel néw pattern i lane with intricate otra ef- reasonable price of. No. 7 No, 7—The “Zephyr” In Yect in front, Moder: Patent ately rounded toes. $ As cool as its name, A clever Comfortable — covered : new creation in black patent. Cuban heels, Fits well. =z Fastens with one strap and Also in “$5 98 ——- Try 5 our handy shoe | buckle, | White leather’ ine F black satin~ le In either low or, Cuban repair shop. Neat work heels 3. Askiigidl e that’ will please you. No. 8 “Where Every Shoe Is Out In View” ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT All cooking utensils*and household necessities less than cost price. Outside Paints From $3.50 Gallon Up E.P. BRENNAN GAS APPLIANCES—HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PAINTS Just Around the Corner—144 South Durbin St.—Off Second St.