Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1924, Page 4

( B. MOU HM POPP Boo oD Sand mer seme s —— PARE OnON Ee od oe soe vt $9.0) 49pm Se he eon ae eaneedsseereurraerese COnmonernavasana eee ew. 4 e AT anr ter r neemar eset eyete: =PAGE FOUR. _.. Spey rage Che Casper Si fina eet : aan {while standing inside, they frighten | a state gamio- pieserve where. the ‘AIGH PRIZES-AWARDED TRIBUNE Leave Firearms at Home [ae"=" = “Sle sseice ease) Casper mountain has beén made|in the future and-to see to it that! towny CARRIERS IN RECENT CONTEST me sa ‘ Moun. Waa Jack Perry, Joo Willims, LeRoy Howie; Alberta seinen 2 SORE) a Kimball and Ernest Becker Finish at Rapper, Melon: ait ites Lees Top in Subscription Drive. a ietadas,iae comiperna Oeey ae a ' RENT ih mountain. properties, south’ of the éy cannot shoot straight! | Ba ie Dit hag copii . seks he Country club, people who were pre-| enough ‘to hit tho side of a barn’! —_—SS— Playgrounds For Children Srfae time 4arly*in July, prov: Fail to Draw Bar Soe san TBE Rete Re Oe RON in town eligible’ for tryouts. M ‘ing pictures willbe show#®atra They came and got ’em, That's just what the winners did after the bulging ballot box was broken open and the votes counted, Yes, the winning boys came dashing in and carried off the prizes, and mighty proud they were, So the next time certain, of-you Tribune subscribers b, John Ufigl, Tri- in operation at West Casper school has been moved to the high school athletic park owing to the erection of.the.new addition to the West ‘Casper school, - _ The Cheapest Insurance say to yourself: “Isn't it fine that |’bu he won—ang we helped him, too.” Here's how they stood:at the end of the Tribune Carrlers” Competitive 2 18,730; John Spit- bune route No. 10, 17,675;, Trijune route No. Chilleutt, Tribune qo 1 Where‘are your insurance papers, deeds, abstracts, bonds 1b, | tne te ane blaveroumae, win | +2» 9 eee and other valuables? ARE THEY SECURE FROM racer ; Alex McGau, More boys and girls should be | local theater some’ time later in First place and first prize, a new Sete Perry who} Habenecht bicyele, went fo Jack 15, ie y. He Tomorrow the playgrounds w! 229 Wi ie vee worked his head off, sa to speak} 15,710 start-their greatest period of ac- 9,650 points, Jack has| route No. ¢ “pe i ential Ro, ur, cutt, Tribun + Sy eee pen Rg ree FIRE AND THEFT? ; ot With 40,175 points, Joe Willlams]| John. Peac “ty Chon bag bereseeasnecissone Sy = a. <a iy | oft 98 ; come ie issoone #38 Derteaiee'| ; » Tribune} et under way and will run all his papers to subscribers along Tri-| summer. There will also be a ser- ig payers tp: oe ies of hikes from time to time and taaip ele me? atch ticks away in 8,795.1 some swimming at the Mills pool. the pocket of LeRoy Hogue whd by | No. 2 Herold Anderson, Tri- For more detailed particulars on 65 points, placed third} bune No. 24, 20,870; Albert} the ‘activities of the playgrounds LeRoy has Tribune] Hayutin, Tribune route No. 26, 17,-| the boys and girls should drop ty Proud, Tribune route No,| around to the grounds and take to Cobh 8 1 ¥8 5 nstown, K 4 a / er Ae T.600; Hnrl Bake] The playerounda’ saisoes Free eae ‘A strong box in our Very modern Safe Deposit Vault will c who was fourth with a to { Kimball whi s fourth w » Hess, Tribune rout No. 39,| and are in charge of a director, relieve you of a lot of worry and time lost i searching ae ‘And when Camp Carey sees Ern work. JOHN LYNCH, Casper. race with 28,555 points Many a woman is always tired, nervous, and com- 86, 17,600; Henri Hab- The playgrounds are absolutely Sikes’ ees focr anal tal of 91,800 points to his credit. agent. tem George Christopher, whd is thor- est backer In his now scout uniform mislaid papers, the one he was awarded when t RANKER l infra’ piageround ehish cha tern eben ad fth in the Tribur —_— -'---- Or - —- papers to those on Tribune route NOW HEARS PERFEL aad NGareve’ the way the other ‘Tribune | TLY TRIGA t pletely fagged out; for no other reason than because Not if they are in your’ pocket, on your desk or-hidden pik ‘about your home ! 1 ‘Another Higin watch is to t found in the possession of Albert — Come in and visit our vault.. We are glad:to be able to offer the very best protection to be had. . NATIONAL BANK - LARGEST IN SIZE AND SERVICE at: ? **Srrank ‘Keene, Tribune route No. 161 Arthur Walters, Tribune route 2, 23,875; Gene Martin, ‘Tribune route No. 3 500; Burton Love, Tribune route 4, 16,885; _Mr. John L, Bilerman, President f the Farmers National Bank, Falr- | 3 Dakota, s that after ng from deafress for many s He can now hear the slightest Tribune route No, 37, 17,028, free for the children of the city Tribune route No, 11 is his cUN ARD “ant oughly experienced in this kind of ANCHOR, LINES ish ss He deliv carriers piled up points in the con- U 1 WwW t ‘ Lloyd Lilly ,Tribune rout No AT, whisper and is so proud and happy Henry Olsen, Tribune route No./of his own ‘good fortune that he ome lacks modern pl bing. é. 16,360; Claude Pyle, Tribune route | wants everyone who is deat or hard her home 1] tC) plumbing. ng to know about dt. After No. 7, 18,200; Robert Cole, Tribune | of he f : ‘ ; Modern plumbing in laundry, kitchen and bathroom, saves much time and labor, The white, shining sur- face of modern fixtures needs-only a damp cloth rubbed over it, to keep it perfectly clean and invit- ing. Laundry tubs make wash-day “smile” day in- stead of “drudgery” day,.as it is when old-fashioned methods are in use. everything he eould hear of t suce Mr, Berman fini ew ‘the ann cement’ of a New York -firm stating that they had fected | a new hearing device 1 the Acousticon which would enable anyone whose auditory nerve v not nt ly destroyed to ‘hear © with normal ng, As this firm offered -to a their uct on Ten Days | Free Trial—no deposit—no C. O. D., decided to try it. To his utter and delight, he faynd invention en all sounds fi boy. tet $4 +. i++ Any home can have modern plumbing. A five-foot square space is all that’s needed for a complete bath- room. Come to our store, write or phone, and we will gladly show you how economically you can have modern plumbing in your‘home. It represents Radiant in !ts exceptional display of summer things, the Frantz Shop Ne «ps ally attracts hundreds of Casper| * Wwormen who are appealed to by ap- parel that {8 modish“and of up-to- the-minute freshness. Especially have shoppers had their attention directed to the Frantz Shop during the past few days, The store's a paying investment in health and comfort. Tune clearance sale nes proved : 220 W. 4and/Btreet, New. York City, r tare coll:| 220 We'4ana4 , * yevelation in offerings that ar and ask. them to send yoan fF oe ‘4. -unquestionably stylish. i oanes sae : eee aateneee of the stock ad-| Acousticon on Ten Days F Trial. 5 , — re - - vertised has been remarkable, with} There -are no ‘strings hed to 359 East Second i . Phone 711 is : ‘rices exceptionally moderate: their offer. The trial sis. absolutely “ , 9 R , Business is done at the Frantz free. - Just them your name Shop on the basis of quick turnover | 2nd jaddr 4 ab : . = ae ef stock. Low prices naturally ald = Only a few days left during which you can secure this great labor saving device on nder, then, that women | in this disposal of stock. For that ‘ terms of pers always have the Frantz not only possible, but ) in mind when new things are R ; . . E if i . ' ay ; 2 un em mee Al. $5.00 DOWN most . sutisfa want to he: agai’ as well as when a child, write the Dictograph Prod- ucts Corporation, Suite 1304-A, No. 1 complete new changes to be made frequently. J. Frantg loft here Friday where, she will th eka, pur- York Mae puts you.in possession of the machine AND YOU TAKE A FULL YEAR TO PAY OUT THE BALANCE Ny avn. \ an ~*~ 3 the frequently made by Mrs. whose discrimination in always se- Jecting the most suttable- and: the latest in women's wWedr, is. well known by Casper, Women.’ ¢ At this time’ the Frantz’ Shop. is Presenting ‘an opportunity: that whould be. taken advtang t all times there is a 8 tion in trading at th F which is a woman's store that can not be excell in th ntire west. CUMMUNITY SUNDAY SCHOOL IN MOUNTAIN VIEW TO'BE DEDICATED For the first time the Community Guhday school in Mountain View ad- dition west of Casper is to be uged today. At 280,o%clock this afternoon Sunday school will te héld. . ‘This evening at 8 o'clock dedicatory ser: vices will take place, with the- Rew Upon the Proper Selection. of Equipment’ Depends the Success of Your Trip ; ery year several hundred thousand motorists take thelr vacation touring @ the motorist, of carrying too ot a color which compactly and is anditions, Do not make is g# great a difference in bull the mistake of simply buying tents as in furniture, or automobiles. STOLL OUTING EQUIPMENT fee Camp mattress with box ends and 2, Call’us for a dem- onstration any time —day or night These terms. will ‘ast only a few days longer. Perfection tent, 7x9 to 10% wg 4 ~ from $56 to traps i H.W. Bainton of Lingle, Wyo., in Ideal auto tent, with Folding” canvas wash ‘basin §1.25 charge sisting him will be the poles and stake one V anvas radiator pall $1.25 Rev. Charles A. Wilson of the First auto tent bag or carryall $5.15 Presbyterian ‘churoh’ here! ‘Evening s and stakes *- outing tat 6.85 service of thie Presbyterian Aute tent treteh and carry- at ope x 20 churches will be concluded th time ta INS CAMO eo nnene ~omwelf80,00 table $15.75 permit attendance of the members at Combination bed. mt, supports chair with b ort ..$3,75 t Mountain View Community Bun. and No, 60 mattr $53.50 Auto refrigerator complete $12.75 Gay school building dedication. The Combination bed, tent and sup- Auto refrigerator gomplete, lurge Sitio io invited. ports an -=$41.00 S108 | Lenapsenanacdencaneenthltae 0 exe whieh ae Folding camp bed. -....«-..$16.5 urner> gasolne stoeyo wit —— “arrying case for No. 40 bed § and legu -.. on Al 475 us pe Utility be --+--$19,50 Two-burner gasoline stove without 5 00 R d ‘amp mattress pad, regular $10.00 legs and shelf ... $9.00 ‘ ewar die R \ | ? soa g A apie ag Brodie Rubber Co., Inc. to the party furnishing the Casper ‘ ‘ e e Daily ibune information Jencing PHONTS 1203 NEW COTTMAN BLDG, . * e to th ‘ ; fraudu i from. ‘Trio. useorbere” Patrons Rent srelter is this hot, windy weather. Call on us for electric fans. We have them of the paper # ot pay any: i i : - in all sizes and prices,-and will deliver th » the ul xcept th em on She thet ye tha p ; m on receipt of your phone call, t Telephone 15 |- iam , = Pp == PHONE 69 — : Pre aE — vse