Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TV/ELVE. POLITICS SEEN IN FLOOD OF CANADA BOOZE Toronto Bootleg Mart | Aiding Campaign for Overthrow of Drys. be Casper Daily Cribune - ~~ -— é - The result is a Marie <Atoinette} more mature woman instead of the touch. _ - boyish young girl. the big athletic arena and as Billy meets all comers the wrestling fans can look forward to a good time at the big athletic show. The circus side show 1s one of the largest and best on the road. The freak animal show has interesting sights never before placed on exhi- bitlo: bs PARIS.—The little tulip gloves] _NEW. YORK.—Some of the new are immensely popular at prions 5 d adjustable belt, so that Worn with very short sleeves, they | the “line may be high or low, often are in black kid with: gaunt- In these days, when lets of «white in tulip petal effect. / change from directoire to Snapp Bros. Shows Open Tonight for Big Week ttle wreath of foregetmenots takes effects are conceded by everyone] the-place of a buckle. who has ever paid this amusement . enterprise a visit the ground will be LONDON.—A Diack felt hat, illuminated Ike a world’s fair. _— bound in black grosgrain, is the ehic thing at present for daytime wear. It has a tailored ornament S S th | of ribbon or feathers in the middle ef the front and a high ditectoire etting the Styles _||:‘,."° (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.)] NEW YORK.—Forecasts of au- SHERWOOD t, Casper Tribune dated Press By E,W Btafr i (Copyright, 1924, Consc Association) TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 1.—Cana- dian prohibition enforcement offic- fals, who set out reently ‘to discover the © of a flood of genuine old pre-prohibition whiskey, gin, rum and wines, including huge quanti ties of champagne which flowed thru the 7 » bootleg mart, came up for air y, with a theory. Whence the Nquor came or whi ther it went—for it all has disap- peared uthorities could not learn in detail, But why it appeared and why it w ped up, they ar politics.” On! Oc “dry” province of On vote on the he provincial s the On t, and returning sale of hard liquors, light wines purveyed fate for the ties, caused million dollar” on the thefr belief a be won by ices slumped, owners of man to put the no such he Arid it w: authoritle cording t apuly bought up ion stuff they ‘The famous stone in the Kaaba, Mecea, which Moham ship, is sa’d to be a me WO TO-NIGHT for loss of appetite, bad breath, coated tongue, biliousness, edans wor- ite. PARIS.—There fs a new way to-} tun styles made today emphasize day of wearing the scarf. It is folded, shawl-like, and then the end folded under again, after which it is tucked into the neck in front. Ages. Digestible—No Coo! Alight Lunch the note of simplicity. With ‘this evar haa: ‘Also in Tablet for simplicity goes a tendency toward | Ast for “Horlick’s;” at all Fountains. the strictly taflored, but also. for a | gg Avoid. Imitations — Substitutes change a thought is given to thi ALL ROADS LEAD TO MEYER BROTHERS MARKET If you are of an economical turn of mind purchase of quality meats in large quantities enables us to.give our customers the benefit of the saving. Our SATURDAY SPECIALS Are Indicative of the Prices We Are Able to Offer You se : Pot Roast, lb. _2___ 15ce—17 ac Sugar Cured Bacon, Ib._ ae bi Fe Shoulder Steak, Ib. Pure Lard, lb._-__- BIv!. AND IVAN SNAPP These young and progressive showmen be- Boiling Meat, Ib. _ psa eg ole i amusement enterprise.” Spare Ribs, lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs, doz. Amusement-seekers tonight will; assistance of Miss Millie Marie, Am NEW YORK.—Fashions in riding | the smart riding crop at the moment crops do not fluctuate so much.as|is of braided leather with an elk- fashions in some other things. But | horn handle. , ‘ Z FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1924. — low, waist line, such an adjustable : 7 @ As there are two big bands car-| LONDON.—Some of the young | device F ried by the organization there will| girls are wearing posies on their 7 f e ¥ be plenty of good music at all times| dancing slippers. The flat rose: of a on the grounds and as the lighting i j 2 me, 5 WATERMELONS Large, Fresh, Juicy LEMONS, doz.__@5¢@ SATURDAY. , | has taken th have something new and different to explore and enjoy—the first big car- nival of the season. Snapp Bros. shows, which arrived yesterday, will form center of a big joy zone on East Yellowstone beyond the old brewery site, where finishing touches were being added this afternon in preparing the grounds for the re ception of big crowds anticlpated for the ne: will be in readiness and as everything with this mammoth amusement en terprise is new and up-to-date there will be amusements that are new and untried by the fans here. Among the tractions will be found the gigantic pillar that untry by storm, 'This is positively the test riding de- vice ever carried by any aggrega- tion, to open t esides the caterpillar there are six other sensational and amusing riding devices each and every one guaranteed to be safe and ranging in scupe to please the entire family. The feature show of the zone 1s mous Minstrels with band Withont griping or nausea 2 and a company of CHAMBERLAIN’S over thirty of the Southlands great- est colored performers. TABLETS | {Cannon Ball” Bell at the “Devils ‘Wet your liver right—only 250 jaucer" each night with the able _ + = = ——_—— erica’s foremost lady motorcycle rid- er will undoubtedly thrill the popu- lace w'th their sensational racing on the straight wall. Bills Edwards champion light- heavyweight wrestler has charge of Waited Till the Cows Came Home “I am indeed glad to write you this letter. I was a terrible suf- ferer from gasses in the stomach nd colic attacks. The specialist, our family doctor sent me to in Philadelphiz ve ‘me no relief, although I took his medicine till the cows came home. Ne finally said I would have to be operated. Luck: ily I heard of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy then, and although it is now three years since I took a course of it, I have never hifid a symptom of my old trouble since.” It is a simpte, harmless preparation that remoyes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and al the inflammation which causes pra tically all stomach, liver and in inal ‘ailments, including appen- One dose will convince or y refunded. At all druggists. dvertisement. mo 1 GO! GO! GO! EVERYTHING MUST GO AND WILL GO AT THESE LOW PRICES All of You Will Want to Take Advantage of the Greatest Money-Saving We're Selling Out to the Bare Walls—Everything Must Go ! e make it go by vigorously applying the Be n this store is packed from morning ’till The people of Casper know that we handle If any lot of merchandise hesitates, w price-cutting knife. That’s the reaso: night with enthusiastic buyers, merchandise only of the display, are continually | COME! Men’s Cotton Hose Tc Good Grade Selling Reg- ularly for 15c. These will vanish fast at this price. Mon! You Grout Chine | TENET SHOES SHOES Fashion Park Suits At Low Prices The prices on this group of “Tailored at Fashion Park” Suits will attract economical men from far and near, The choice of our entire line. Values up to $65.00— $29.45 Here are suit values that will loosen the strings of the thriftiest purse in town. Men’s and Young Men’s $35.00 and $40.00 all wool suits neatly trimmed and well tailored for only— $16.85 Men’s Good Work Shirts Come to this selling out sale for the bargains of your life. Full cut well made work shirts. Chambray and cheviot materials, Regularly priced $1.00. Out they go 59c anes | MI. HELLER EVENINGS G@ a i 115 EAST N Sel ook, SECOND ST. IL NINE ow Selling Out the Combined Stock of ENS Heller’s Men’s Apparel Store and JESSENS O'CLOCK Jessen’s Clothing Store OLD STAND Event of the Season highest quality. Goods that seing spread out for your choosing. COME! COME EARLY! Men’s Athletic Union Suits 39c The kind that you usually pay 75c for. Come early P for these. Pp ir Extra Special! Extra ! Here We Score Once More MEN’S HIGH GRADE KHAKI PANTS 95 Men’s Khaki Pants of excellent material and’ good workmanship. Saturday. will long.be remembered 4s one of the biggest bargain days of the entire sale. COME—COME EARLY EE PIE an SHEN Men’s Neckband Dress ; Shirts This group comprises a lot of fine dress shirts with neck- Bm bands, An assortment of stripes, checks and pleasing colors. The materials are good grade shirtings. Prices formerly up to $2.00. Closing out price— 95c s Men’s Dress and Work Think of it folks! A good pair of dress suspenders or a heavy have as yet not been on Suspenders For 29c of work suspenders at this & } regular 75¢ values, We hardly have space here to tell you of the wonderful — savings in this department, Bos- tonians, Florshiems, Cros- setts and other good makes at a fraction of regular selling prices, Men’s Dress Oxfords Fine dress oxfords for men in.tan, -and — black calfskin made on lasts in latest styles. Regular $7.50 and $8.00 values— $4.75 Genuine Army Style WORK SHOES Built both for’ comfort and long wear. Give your feet_a treat. While they last, only— $3.85 Men’s Fine Cotton Pants Selling out prices that will cause you to dig down and get your bottom dollar out. Well tailored cotton work pants in dress pant pattern of heavy cottonade. ‘Trousers that appear well besides giv- ing long and lasting servi $1.29 Spring Chickens, Ib A FULL LINE OF PICKLES, RELISHES. SMOKED AND FRESH FISH RECEIVED DAILY MEYER BROS. MARKET OLD PUBLIC MARKET, FIFTH AND WOLCOTT Stewing Chickens, lb. ___-_ nore 30c PHONE 303 BANANAS, 2 Ibs. Rialto Fruit Store Rialto Theater Bldg. Twelve Wonderful Shoes at One Compelling Price Here’s the chance to let your “suppressed desires” for beautiful shoes have full sway. Whether your favorite material is kid, suede, patent or satin, plentiful selection, such pretty shoes and such a low inextravagant. Give us a chance to prove it. GaN Your Shoeman Style No. 1 A startling bargain in beautifully smooth pearl grey kid leather. Moderately rounded toes. © Grace- ful Louis heels. Trimming of black patent leather @ adds pleasing Sa et DOS Style No. 2 This pattern is remarkable for its superb fitting cualities at heel end arch. The three button strap over instep has dainty cut outs. Moderate toes, shapely Spanish papiet eee ‘atent, Black id an ite We Have the Largest Variety of Women’s Exquisite Slippers Shop In Town / Style No. 3 uch a cool slipper for hot suth- mer days. Of fine white calfskin. Lots of interesting cutouts in front. Fastens with one buckle. Just the shoe you Need NOW, eas eaaewes $5.98 Style No. 4. Fashioned of rich black satin in an exclusive prttern, this slipper will please you with its dainty appesrarice and careful workman- ship. Cuban heels satin covered. apron strap in front BOIS e . Choose From a Lot of @ Pretty At This One Low Price of Any Style No. 5 A brand new style in fine black satin with unique front strap effect of black suede. An ex- cellent fitter and very classy. covered heels. ------- DOOD Style No. 6 This lattice pattern is one of the season's big shoe style hits. Made of soft black patent. Looks foot. Moderate heels POeOO Come In and eereensinceemion See How Many We Can Show You at This Low S Price Style No. 7 Here is one of our most favored patterns, The cut outs extend down the toe and on the sides. A very cool pattern. The uppers are of beautiful black patent and are lined with light colored kid leather. Moderate Spanish height heels. 9998 Style No. 8 A distinctive pleasing slipper in three materials. One of the most attractive patterns that we have ever shown. Just the right height Brena Louis heels and fnoderately rounded toes, A little Lee In black suede tent an He $5.98 entire io: 52 Soe “Where Every Shoe Is Out in View” we can show you a variety in each at this one pleasant low price. Such Price will make your shoe buying easy, enjoyable, and SECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT || / « I 7 3