Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1924, Page 2

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ADE F PAGS. TWO. Che Casper Daily Cridune WEDNESDAZ: OCEPBER 6 1828 ‘ in connection with his company.}R. J. Hoschle are among the Den'|on business. Mr. Wells was accom-]are among the Midwest visitors] this week and is registered at the = re > PERSON ALS J. C. Brown also of Casper is yisit-} ver men who arrived this morning} panied by R. Powers, representative | spending several days in the city. | Henning. Suffert >. ing in Ft. Collins for a few days. and who will spend a few, days here| of the Brunswick company. ee ap eas i “AO cing 4 — oe ee attending to business affairs. em Cc. C. Crandall of Lavoye came in M. A. Kent of Worland is a guest Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C. Crauter of Wheatland arrived | yesterday and will attend to business | at the Townsend for a few days. affairs here for several days. see Horton of| W. H. Hampton ‘and EB. M. Asher were among the Casper men who] A. W. Witkerson of Oklahoma is spent a short time in Ft. Collins|in Casper for the week attending to this week on business. business affairs of importance. cee O. S. Palmer of Denver is fn Cas- per on business in connection with Denver were among the out of town visitorg here Monday and Tuesday. 72 yesterday and will spend a short time in the city. SR Jerry Sullivan and brother Flurey Otto E. Rouse is also a Wheatland|are in Casper for a few days this visitor spending a few days here, week; AT HOME HERE Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Morrill are visiting in Casper from their home in Col rado and are guests of Mrs. F. F. Mrs. John W. 54 years eee REE F. A. Bradley spent Sunday and dicd.at the faniily. home at] pyinan. I. H. Nichols of the Johns-Man- South Kimball street, this sete elge me oees _| Monday in Lander. ville company is here on busiiess morning Louis J. O’Marr, Sheridan attor- R, F. Granger is in Casper today eka ETT ET EES EE Te eS he deceased $s survived by her| ney and Mrs. O'Marr are in Casper,|AMons the Casper people who]. 7) Ki Orauger is im Casper today) pr. H. A. Relchenbach 1s confin- e iigbanal © daughters, Mrs.| Me. O'Marr having lesal matters to | spent & short time in Cheyenne this! 0” | ea to his home in the Ideal apart- ure e le and non-poisonous « Sarah Wakeman of Wausau, Wis.j/attend to here. They are guests at Geshe nie are ee H. J. see ments with @ severe cold. 81.00 ot yar “Macy of Casper and Helen, a stu-| the ‘Townsend. See ee eet nele ae " P. B. Dykeman is a Riverton busi- é ew baad dent at the University of Wyoming; we Vs ; ones eS a aceon pe hl 4g Tun Mortal of thetgtanlionteca FOR INDIGESTION Herbert L. Kennedy LL-AODINE LABORA lee, / George, on the U. 8. 8.| .Mr. and Mrs. W. P. White ot| .5- At Mitchell is a Chicago bust- Peo ig’ Gas company spent yesterday here FORTCAUNEE aURVES ER re gr ; | mith, now stationed at| Chadron arrived in the city this|"¢88 caller who arrived in the city] p, A. MacGueen of Shoshont, wool|# suest at the Henning from Mid- Midwest Pharmacy an Diego, Calif. morning and will spend several days | this morning. buyer, is in Casper on business. west. Republican Ticket < All of the immediate relatives] here. net dS eee base, November 4. were with Mrs. Hobbs except her cee Ben F’. Wilson is transacting bus-| ‘William Wimer returned today| Clarence Payton of Torrington is | son at the time of her death. Mrs, Ferna Anderson of Midwest| {ness affairs here this week from| from the northern part of the state|SPending several days here this The body is at the Muck funeral] has been visiting with friends in| Berkeley, Calif, where he has bean on business. Mr,| Week having arrived yesterday. home and funeral arrangements are | Casper for a few days and is a guest Pay Pees Wimer is a wool buyer. adic Sipe . not yet completed at ib Moeiineha: H. Roberts of Denver is here at- Aaaree R. C. Irwin of Lavoye is visiting SG tending to business affairs. ©. 0. Downing of Torrington -is| ‘ith freinds here today. = a Mrs. John Grieve returned this} 2° po. a Ae here today on business. miosis oo ie of Seite = | orning froma several weeks’ visit . C. Rothwell, Charles S. Stewart es 2e . Bae oie and with friends in Denver. ness men guests at re Townsend. | Casper this week. a cee é PUBLIC MEETING Dr. R. S. Moody, Mrs. Moody ana| + 8: Goatrey OE tad Crain ‘pans George Kindler of Powell is a yis- R. C. Montgomery, C cane tate rene lott yentertay ior | ia ta Casper fronaDeurer and total soktan ol eee RES M.D. Dr. L. D. Johnson Tonight 7:30 P. M., October 8 ‘as eek vester oho le : thelr heme in Cody from Kansas] Suest at the Henning. Charlen’'3s. Walla ot the Chacies Announcing Basement of West Hotel City where they have been visiting. “3 BE. Wells music stores in nver and sei: Sur; If people only knew | whit in Casper they were guests at | _G- W. Terry, Putnam, and Casper, is in the city for a few days Physician sore The Opening of His Office sae pant BEN WILSON the Henning. ese the facts about their skin Electronic Reactions SUITE 320 MIDWEST Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Cheney of BLDG. Noted Political Economist therefore that mere surface of a ranch near Sheridan. Riverton are in Casper guests at the j of Abrams of Berkley, California =~] HE 1 cause of skin POW HaSC. F, i ; ‘ Office Phone 113 5 ; THe ison sertlatkicedas Be eat) ae a are be ee j ; Authorized by the National Headquarters _ | excessive oiliness, etc.—is way oe acrete pene eanalie caste! iverton, ‘Wyoming Residence Phone 2136 Everybody Welcome sata No Admission cows in eee teas Sec time in the city. Mr. Todd is owner (Signed) Organization Committee j " sae aa ae = and Worth More remedies can reach the disorder. | Thousands of physicians are Mrs. G. Paul of Riverton is in daily prescribing Resinol Oint- Casper for the day visiting with ment and Resinol Soap. They friends. ba ity THURSD. AY IS know this gentle, yet effective = treatment does sink deep, and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warren are we often soothe away in a few s the moet stubborn rash as ae cs « thing blomake No eres should be without these 188 products—the soap for general Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wallace are toilet use—the ointment to spending some time in Ft. Collins. check the first bit of skin Mr, Wallace who is department eruption, At all druggists. manager for the Kasoming Oil com- | RADIO Listen Folks—Here’s a real buy, a three tube set complete and I mean complete, loud speaker and everything, for $85.00. One of the best on the market and believe me it sure “brings ’em in’. 'N'St. Louis, in Cleveland, in many American cities, people pay $100 a share for SIX per cent Preferred Utility stocks. shopping ahd visiting with friends here from Midwest. They are guests at the Henhing. Here in Casper, you can get a SEVEN per cent Preferred Stock for $100 a share. ‘ ~ ke Thrift Day AT THIS STORE Bargains that are genuine are offered in every department. Many offerings that do not appear below are to be found. 32-Piece. Blue Bird We believe the 7 per cent Pre- ferred Stock of the ,Public Service Company of Colorado is second to no preferred stock in the United States in safety and desirability. It is reasonable to believe that it will, in good time, sell above its present price, ' ee al SALT CREEK Yes, I fix ’em when you break ’em—you know folks when you've got a toothache— you don’t go to a dry ‘goods Until further notice the stock CORSETS A wonderful assortment of back Dinner Set Here is what you get in this set for tomorrow only— Aluminum Percolator For Thursday only we offer a six-cup capacity Aluminum Per- Ee 3 i and front lace corsets, made of 6 cups, 6 fruits 1 Z BUSSES pert en ry iat the is offered at mie ap oper ie quality cou- ‘“ 4S soi 1 8-in Platter . eae pair nig aa silo dC best buy in the Radio field til—values to $5. -inc! Bl ates 1 7-inch Salad ii : 2 3 Busses a Day Leh Sa ea sles find the cote $100 a Share Special $2.98 4cinch-Plates Specialy, = 222 Se ‘Each Way LEAVE CASPER Townsend Hotel 8 a.m, 10 a. m., 2:30 p. m vee diola line here too. in*your electric appli- wince Mg chs repair—I repair t! the same day. A full line of Madza lamps, Securities Department Knit Bloomers Princess May knit bloomers—all "$4.98 Khaki Work Shirts Fourth Floor Ash Trays ° Hand painted Nippon 6. fuse plugs and small repair dark shades, assorted Made of extra quality fabric, full Chi h tra t onl: 10e . LEAVE, SALT CREEK Bale eee hoe in and: cotne: ° e » A880) $1 00 : ina_ash _trays—at only. 8 a.m. 2 p.m. 4 p. m. i A late tine: of Pub Servi ( : mpany sizes; very special__ e cut, all sizes, regular . $1.00 eItone Teen nL oe ee BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS adio~ accessories the “right lic : prige Stone 89e Silks at $2.19 Bus Leaves 9:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Company TELEPHONE 144 parts for the right hook up. Watson Radio Shop 218 S. Center Phone 368W of Colorado Casper Representative, Mr. R. W. Frye, P. O. Box 1217 HATS A big table of felt and velvet Values—choice ---- PaeOS One Day Special at____' Wool Suitings For Thursday a wonderful array of pretty patterns in checks and broken plaids. Some of these Here are gathered plain and nov- elty weaves in wanted silks in street colors. Here are values up to $6.25 yard. Your choice any of these $2.19 One Day Special ___ * 2nd Floor formerly sold up to $6.75 a i . : i part $2 69 3rd_Floor Elizabeth's KASSIS THURSDAY SPECIAL °C Goea tel waren ‘ z f . These are regular No. 2206 aljl Children’s Stockings Crepe de Chine silk number reinforced sole Pe . A 40-inch crepe de chine in all the heel. Come in Log Cabin, Nu e Beautiful Hand Made Davenport Pillows iiseds fine ih mere ren disle Geared Fea 8 A epiengld es Buck, Nude, Cordovan, black , h, 4 stockings, in ac rown an ity for dresses or lingerie ur and white. Regular $2.98 ! OHaY Dar Galns If sicsscvse ceares goers seteey Ul Mies Sie pus soe” ge | reiar 8.00 aunty gar 79 | es $2:99 4: others oblong or square, each quality ; one day special_- One Day Special ___ One Day Special __- e. a i ’ Main Floor _ Main Floor é : $3.69 THOR. SPECIALS. SPECIALS FOR MEN ig : : . + ONE DAY ONLY ~ ONE DAY ONLY : : RED CORDUROY, 36-inch; very $ special, periyard cl 22s “Men's Scout Shoes, heavy elk upper with chrome soles,” just the shoes ' for wet days. Very Special at— RIBBONS Yards and yards of beautiful 35c to 65c values; 4, 6 and 8-inch width ribbon in all colors suitable for hair Woman’s high top shoes with medium and high heels in black and brown _kid. Just the shoe for cold, snowy Art Linen, 36-inch, yard French Gingham, 3 yards for______ HEMSTITCHING and PICOTING on all orders taken Thursday only 12 yards for -_-___ Elizabeth. s ae: 141 East Sekai 1 Phone 736 ribbons or making gift novelties. Very special at per yard —~_..---2-__- se 19¢ LADIES OUTING FLANNEL $ Boys outing flannel night shirts, very. special, @:for._- = ess CHAMOISETTE GLOVES in popular shades of brown and grey turn back and ruffled cuffs. Special Air 2S Se pee everett CRETONNE Heavy quality and beautiful colors for draperies and quilts, 5 yards for 1 THE KASSIS DRY GOODS CO. Phone 1740 137 East Second days. Very Special at— 98c Men’s Flannel Shirts A genuine-bargain in Men’s Wool mixed flannel shirts in blue grey and khaki; values to $2.95 fea- tured for One Day Special___ $1.89 Men’s Store Dress Ginghams 82-inch zephyr ginghams in de- sirable checks and bjocks. Reg- ular 25c quality offered at One Day Special ___ 19¢ 8rd Floor Men’s Blue Cheviot Work Shirts s9¢ Men’s Store Palm Olive Soap ONE DAY SPECIAL Bc —___5toacustomer Pepsodent Tooth Paste 35c 2 to a customer Main Floor LINDSAY & CO, ULE DEP*T The Newest in Purses To introduce this new shape we offer a limited quantiay for to- morrow only. These new arri- vals come in genuine leather and silk, $4.00 regular One Day Special ___ $3.39 Main Floor Silk and Wool Hose ~ New stock of Women’s Silk and wool hose in full fashioned, in brown, caramel, fawn and black regular $2.25 quality One Day Special “y $1.89 Peach Senh Sibal chat Salome alent cha rat} Boy’s Sweaters Here isa good $2.00 Boy’s Sweater ! Choice of coat style or pull over. Combination colors One Day Specia __ 9169 Boy’s Department Balcony STORE

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