Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 2

= —_——_ Che Casper Daily Cribune “TV ORAL GHURGH (BOY SCOUTS TO MAKE DRIVE | 2:2:227===2|Emnne STN OF OS Se DAFKETIACKIN | FORRECORD ELECTION VOTE; (“<< '/ —WPRUMNES ON SME) =: -</= nai < FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1924. J. W. Forbes and Frederick Man-~ B street last night and found that 2 their duty compelled them to arrest] business having arrived last even-| ning are in Casper on business from — Hazel Willis and Kate Williams on | ins. : BeareCreek. Peter Downs of Sunrise is here on C. E. Haley was among the Lander and beer in her possession while visitors who spent a short time in aa end was taken along for i x 4 bh What ate AK E. P. Brennan, deer in gas ap- 5 x - pliances at 144 South Durbin street, sf 5] oR aS Gilleaple sta ase Ceapersion Pitre star te las tniameae ble % _—— one of his regular business calls entire stock’on sale. Mr. Brennan z Casper Boy Scouts, starting Sep-{tion day. The third {s a billboara | ftom Denver. otec se has a supply of gas ri and heat-| WEEP NO MORE DEAR, : John Lane of Powder River is ere ot improved tyes. ie has made PAIR E pe pk er That you can buy best Pascal Celery for__10c a bunch arrangements with the King Furni- here on business for gafort time, |tire company of Salt, Creeks tor die: And the best Tomatoes, for-____--_---__. -10c a Ib. tember 26, will make an intensive | that will be plastered all over town f the reviv-| campaign that will ‘ast until No-| USNs people to bath reginter an: ance at the/ vember 4, election day, to get out} Vote. The latter will be put out The e night to|the heaviest vote ever recorded in | D¢fore resistration and election d: m. te Maneed wus pose of coal ranges and heaters and Green Peppers, as good as money can buy, x } : ith in his| Natrona county. This is nation-|_ 1" the meantime: the’ scouts of Houston, Texas, are b eines toe Fae eet te ee fi 35¢ per dozen ority. in| ie . * ut up 20,000 stickers reading i usiness MeN} ind to take these in on new gas a ; thority in| 41 in scope | P ; s! 15c a piece } al in scope and throu ut the Uni aa ea 5 spending a few da¥s here. : - ap : Pope?” | . Scouts will be | 2% You Please, But Vote.” These are aad stoves. 15c a Ib. we nd the Crm small and will in no way interfere HA. ‘Hamiftton $a spiaibion Site RPO OS ag th all that with anything when they are put| rionds here t t es -15c a Ib. ire have been supplied with | yp, eect pg tes cs FOUR 75c a basket angelist Suftth “diectesed ine sign literature that will! 31, Roe Bartle, local scout execu-| yp, Lewdon. of Ne % 1 frank but courteous manner the dif- ely distributed in the city and | tive, this morning sent out a eircu- Wake te te Prawoae: SaltGerttenen en Net Weight About 614 Ibs. between the Protestant and/ County. The first of it is a small jar jetter ‘to every scout in Casper, Saree 5 > viewpoint as to the ques-| Pamphlet entitled “Stockholders Meeting of the U. telling them to write a 500 word| J.D, Mehangan is leaving tod essay. on the slogan “Vote as You] for Oklahoma to make his heme Please, But Vote.” These essays will 7 be judged and the best of them R. R. North of Grand Island Is a t wi printed in the columns of the Trib-| visitor who arrived in the clty this The poles ~ at called to 270 “ pet 8. A.” that will placed in home in Casper Septembe The pamphlet shows briefly the.civic. indifference in religion. There ess in his messdge, treatment of the sub: STORAGE AND FUEL CO'S AND DO YOU KNOW COAL QUARTETT that'we are making an-earnest effort to bring down OX SIS the cost of fruits and vegetables in Casper, by shipping LATE POLICE RAID STN PTE adsl | Conming Pears -------------------- $3.00'n bushel ; He pointed out that the Protest-|that has maxked elections in the} une in the near future. erate ame +) Se everything we can direct from growers? t and Cath churches divide | past, Mr. Bartle has high hopes for the eee ¢ © 4 F Christ's words to Peter, “Thou!. The second series of literature ts| campaign here and anticipates an G. W. Michal of Denver is trans- " ter and upon this rock I will] a pledge to register so that the vot- outpouring of votes the like of which | acting business affairs here and is e Tul ore y fe 2 h ‘ oe pase . er can qualify for his vote on elec- was never recorded before. a guest at the Henning. , of the church by mak gis e ostg docrion ehe full of spirit,| Mrs. Carter are in Casper today| last four’ years, arived in Casper e solo of Fred ©. Hanna was|Suests at the Townsend enroute to| this morning and will spend the next their home in Cheyenne from 8t.| two days inspecting the Salt Creek aul where they attended the Amer-| field. Mr. Fry is making a tour of jean Legion convention. They were| the oil fields of the United States anied to Casper last evening | before returning to Venezuela. He e Smith from Lander. will visit here for a short time be. bad hd fore returning to jouth America C, F. Robertson of Worlend is a] with Ross Mike nt with whom Rialto Theater Bldg. Second and Center Speaking of Fees ht will be one of ng of the et will sing will be provide ak on the Saturday Only—An Amazing Sale Of sermon. Mr. visitor in Casper for a short time. he attended school at Colgate > a digo. tinth “the : . ape. s All professions have their fees, a n extensiv tonight wheth ne Bd a tthe of Cody is spending R. M. March, salesman for the “A ‘ b er a man could be saved outside the| the day here enroute to his home| general Cigar company and C. H. om church. The opinion is wide-spread oe Ode ‘enne where he has been| Mitchell, general salesman of the <4 } Doctors, Lawyers, whoever they may be ; that a man does not need to be a| 0 busine Tritch Hardware company are here x % ; Christian to be saved; css on business from Denver’and are If frequent shaving So we have our name on the special list, 1 moral life ty allthat is] Mr. and Mrs. Jack Malone and| guests at the Townsend. irritates your skin use ; ‘ah si salvation. ‘The evange-| children are guests of friends in cee e , po hie ble t will, give the teaching of the| Colorado for a week, the trip having | wiiam Michel prominent business For our profession is COFFEE SPECIALIST, =< Bible on this important question. He| been made overland. man of Paso Texas, is a guest ht that this ser- But our FEES are only FRESH ROASTED COF—FEES. TRY OUR 3 lbs. for $1.45 AS GOOD AS 60c CAN COFFEE Note: Coffee is getting higher in price every day but we are holding down our prices hoping to increase our sales enough at the Henning. a fa subject with him Svan 6 Perhaps the daily shave makes your nce is expected to CITY R EFS 5 3 sensitive skin burn and smart, or itmay lance tonight. BRI E. D. Hammond of Kansas City | cause a rash which is uncomfortable list has aot dalle’ rent is transacting business affairs ‘in| and embarrassing. RESINOL OINT- as high ool night 2 C Casper for a week, MENT helps greatly to relieve and clear of the hig hool have Gus Schr f the Natrona Meat if a away such ailments, but Resinot invited to be pres-| Market left y motor for D. A. Dill arrived in the city last | SHavinG Stick tends to prevent them h spoke to the. Denver where he will attend the fun-| evening form Denver and expects | entirely. Its rich, enerous, non-dry- eral wis Schraga, | to spend a number of days here on] ing lather makes shaving a pleasure Fresh from the hands of the makers go in this sale at savings that will bring unprecedented crowds. $41.00 AND UP Finest materials. Smartest trimmings. Richest Colorings stu: hester, Minn., Thurs- | business, because no after-shaving lotions are da eater tig necessary, and the face is left smooth nd fps D. E. Ralsten of Burlington, La.,| cool and soft. Resinol products a T. E. Costello, internal revenue | 1% among the out of town business | 7// druggists. ‘< been spending a short | callers spending several days here. time in Lander this week ‘on busi ds ness. : R. R. Rockwell of. Tulsa, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. William R. Weeks| G apa family were vistors here""a| min ‘who arrived ite ei ee| WHEN I DANCE || THE FINEST IN home P. J. B ies: tra of Basin has been The Radiola Super Heterodyne to keep the price reasonable. Buy your Chait A TS NSIT RSH PRES Ul eabiclinn Miho nia nina 2 0 he always says my igs B ss pineal Ja S coffee from Pigeon and help keep the price You will see the new Pokes, Chic Spanish. ‘Sailors, Mrs. er has been visiting for kK. eC e Bruns: ‘adiola Super- ; ; meveral daya with her parents, Mr, AAR : hair is wonderful, Heterodyne. down 3 Cloches, High Crown and other striking styles. There and Mrs. R. Smith in Buffalo. Frederrick Meeker left yesterday of for Denver to be absent from the He doesn’t know Let us show them to you. will be dozens you will gather together. to try on. Mrs. Ernest Nelson is visiting | city for a week or ten days. The Chas. E. Wells Music This is the first sale of the season and Saturday our tb . ath. ° - ith friends in Lander for a few} RAMAN -ais San rotucnerles tale I keep it brilliant Company ‘Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Millinery Section will fairly buzz with interest. We TT yea) tes {|} Home in Minneapolis atter «pending |. yyitly natural } fosley;Radiola Z i as Ss PrP gs suggest early shopping. ep ieite woud a Roy Gosnell 4pent a. short time/in | Wee én Casper on business, ?| ral lustre, || 232 E. ; Se. Casper Phone623 ° 228 E. Second ‘ hee AR an ce woek visiting with Mrs:! “3: 4 “Baker of LaJunta, Colo., is by using the sham- . : be t 2 aS ea visiting with his son, Chester and . 4, : Mr. and Mra, Taylor Tweed of| MS brother Howard Baker of the poo with a touch isin ee Derr whe bane py a Baker-Grude Investment company. f iA : e e re 10. Diatneee aren, wie city attending |< -witlangtrtsinger, Ted Pury Ged! SC] nenna=-= : ; > a MRetastan Pome Bo: a Plerce Sir ve returnec » friends, departed yosterd "| from'a two weeks’ succomtuy reer | ~~ AENNAFOAM é } 1 1 nN Sees ing trip spent in the Jackson Hole ¥ 5 y - a a \ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson | CUtY- Rote SHAMPOO le e t were amo: h ” eoph vh > r ; | Sans » hl eee aetatioes Sere Gant prettier aot te pete ae 112 S. Cen Henning Hotel Block ses e e » “ H. I, y, who has been.in charge sa suing i fee ta bs ne been residing ther the last year, | tons in eastern Venezu or the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Harrington are aww 1 out fon, itiors Camper” ha Be sure it is 35c 35C Saturday and Monday Specials fe ' -, . Bn Mr. and Mrs. N. B. McDaniels Tomorrow’s Menu TRY A CAN OF OUR oO. Vv. B. COFFEE cf pes Ss net dag at their home . ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Burk of Vegetable S Chicken Pi penser: sna it gives satisfaction Saniabury Steak with’ Spanish Peslba Seeks <= oo es es $3.65 ° ue, Plo Haroun and neny|@ IM SUMmer Weather Qi] | auahed Eotatoes FLOUR 48-Ib. Sacks --_--_-_--_.---. $1, IS HERE da © a on § , . wer. Br 4 abies fat Daneeeic setae Insist - get ally Ciera opr Seal of the Rockies 24-Ib. Sacks ----.-----___ ---.--95¢e visiting with relatives and the original Tea Coffee Milk ° fy riends 8 11 to 2 p, m. 10-lb. Sacks ~-------+----------49C YOUR De and Mca ty iment ere tehsil hatha acd Special Prices on 500-lb. Lots cago were Casper arrivals yesterday. dod Mate ay. FOR SALE Home. Made Chili 100-Ib. Sack: Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Ramer and M BRN oS IS i oe i tere ore daughter Sara, ha < ° Chicken T: las Salad: ie tha home atchaton site Spent |] 1924 Ford Roadster icken Tamaniches “1 POTATOES 50-lb Sacks S ng several days in Casper. Mr. Practically New—A Bargain Lunches served all day and |/M 0 OEY RACRS naw nnn nn nnn nnn nt 4 Ramer is master mechanie for the PHONE 2370 until 11 p. m. Fancy Red 10sIbs Sacks .2 222 SS D4 . Chicago and Northwestern railroad. ; Te REE ea ae 10-Ib. can Molasses___-.__-.-_._65¢ No. 10 can Dill Pickles__._..__._ 85c a G v trom Portland where ahe bag “s Siege ; rg ag 2% can uh juts 25c OR suest at the Townsend. 10-Ib. can Cane an aple.v..$2. o. can Peaches___ rs 2 } ie See i 5-lb. can Cane and Maple_-_ $1.10 No. 214 can Apricots, 4 cans____95c k | Mod up ores the sorthwregs) 21%-lb. can Cane and Maple_ No. 244 can Pears, 3 cans____$1.00 | wnsend. ‘ oi a 0 COA y of Los | eral days in Ng, * Mise sh rd abel Ae ors | Veh iad COT ae Hennin, 1 pe srs ‘6 ” ISH jatter part of next week to visit w the parents of Mr. Ogilbee in Mani. | {I ~ Cana? ot Cates ea $100 Saturday and Monday Specials ~ i Mr ci ‘ t s returned i A PeneT ERD ring of this character is truly ye ay RLS LL) seg We Have Just Rtceived a Big Shipment of from Balt Creek whero she spent ||| “A Joy Forever” asthe diamond is impervious i i ' ee, Senlth, | to wear. This new style of mounting is ex- 2 Center Slices Swift's Premium Ham, for... . .25c Swift . Premium Ham, for hae. -25¢ Overcoats and To coats - iene Carter ¢ + aa quisitely fashioned from Belais White Gold. P : — MD OE SS ee tere a em 2) TRL) So CV, COR mi mSO eID Cirle oo Lo ieee | EASILY FINANCED |b) RRBs A ee et og 8 3 Ek SRE mae ana De Tae iret ae : THE FINEST IN i It is easy ot buy such’a ring here. Our sys- Nig . Xtra Good sugar Cured bacon, Ib.-_-_--____ Priced $24.95 and up a ee 4 } tematic Payment Plan enables you to pay for RADIO it without inconvenience. You pay no more i . We ee NS Wigs ON e es than in buyirig it for cash. } Choice Cuts Pork Ghops, lb; 22 2S The Radiola Super Heterodyng. i} r Tha Gi P 38 Veal Roast ib e H ; H i} 4©g-0-Lamb, 'e a ast, a 2 aieeege paris Redtola Super lial We toyjte Naor fovestlag tgs l Lamb Stew, Ib “718e | Veaf Stew, Ib._- 0 colt WON relia aboy tier 10 you Ayres Jewelry Co. No. 5 Pail Home Rendered Lard___._____-_-___ Oc EF el. | The Chas. E. Wells Music wis You Will Eventually Buy” } 4 Cc UT! ENT Cromley-Peadlsla | H CENTER STREET 240 South Center Street 232 E. Second St. Casper || fie