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Seartntct Ss S ctr ne no RS 8 1 ate ee “eee ee PAGE TWO. KMIAS SAVINGS Prete FWP ease ot 85 mas club account and he says they are going to own their own home some day soon. The foreman has helped many of the boys in the plant’ to get ahead by telling them how he @id it. The Christmas Club fs now open .| at the Casper National bank. Any- one can join it and everyone should. The foreman in a large printing | even more. plant told how he had been working | ‘phe Christmas Club Is a necessity there for years, always making big | in our community t it wias-t4 spending it and ra Several times before. It is cal ry. he had started a savings account but aaa cine aa! after a few weeks he quit and the money and al having a good tim and that. There are clubs to fit: every income, from 25 cents a week up to $20 or out to those who have never saved ———— money he saved soon went for this BARNARD REALTY. C0 One day he met “the onliest girl ' in the world,” but he hadn't saved a cent and the world looked pretty blue to him. ticular attention Be. it. When the 5 ERE, mol vewparseds poise oe d may bearing and presses got going he continu | W. B. Barnard of the Barnard TREA follow the. Job, color after color: was | naiiy socreate oasis Tie eae Ur| 25 TMENTS TO added and to examine the printing | three properties in his office since B GIVEN T work, and in a spirit of curiosity he.| election aggregating $27,000, includ- 2 carried a sheet to his desk ing the sale of a brick apartment n ith dead me into led * hristmas Club. was only “a job” along with hundreds of others, and outside of getting it started he pafd no par. REPORTS THE SALE OF He had never heard of a Christ-| house to be built by Henry Jensen, mas Club before, but within a half|@ local contractor,.on Second and hour said he knew where that money | Jackson street, to Harry Hogue of he needed was coming from. he married “the onliest girl’ moved into his new h He | the Casper Welding Works, a mod- could put in his money but could not] ern residence of three rooms on get it out for fifty weeks. He made } South Lowell street to Hugh H. and up his mind to join and he did join| Madge Climer, recent arrivals in and put in $20 a week for fifty | this weeks. A few days before Christmas | new y from Dillon, Mont., and’ a room modern bungalow on and | Fenway street, built by, Arthur Ko- ne, the fur-| sanke and sold to L. D. and Mary nishings all paid for out of his! Austin, Mr. Austin fs an accountant Christmas club money. in the Daly building and formerly have continued the Christ- of Sheridan, Wyo. BROTHERHOOD LEAGUE ‘This testimony as offered in police court set forth that Bush accom: panied the guilty lad=to the pawn- shop, supposing that the camera was one which’ the other had brought from his home. This evidence was -__ Che Casper Sunday Cribune— part in negotiations for the sale of the stolen property. Bush, who has borne a good repu- tation in school and out, was parol- ed along with other lads guilty of serious misconduct and in the belief substantiated in part~ by -the police | of friends made to suffer for an act officer who made the arrest,’ the| for which he could not be held re- TO BANQUET MONDAY | #ss7's'ic. ssse'ition. so] won WANTED! 15,000 SUFFERERS FROM DEAFNESS HEAD NOISES) Or Nasal Catarrh| = — suffering from The regular quarterly banquet and meeting of the United Brother- hood league of Caaper churches will be held in the Presbyterian Taber- nacle Monday evening, at 6:30 o'clock. Dinner at 78 cents per plate will be served by the ladies of the Presbyterian church. There will be a} . sic and short ad- ngelistic committeo Park is chairman, program of dresses. The of which “All will have charge of the program, and evangelism will be subject dis- cussed. After the regular program a short business session will be held. All Christian men of the city are’ in- vited to attend. sores eR LEAT TESTIMONY OF ANOTHER John Bush, school pupll who was recently arraigned as a juvenile de- Inquent in connection with the theft of a camera, was in no wise to blame for his predicament, according to the testimony of the boy with whom he was apprehended and who was trying to dispose of the camera.! DR, W. O. COFFEE, Suite 455, St. James Hotel Bldg., Davenport, te} sponsit : The Appropriate Christmas Gift hearing or.head noises. I have an original home EE! Seiya Men’s Gifts for $1 to $2 There are $0 many unique and useful things in this wonderful stock that Christ- mas Gift Buyers will find the best of values and the choicest selections obtain- able.. We feel we have outdorie all former efforts in the wise selection of GIFT MERCHANDISE. .Throughout the store lines offered are distinctive and designs beautiful. We anticipate a generous buying of the more substantial and worthy A List ‘Of Suitable Gifts to Choose Froni Wrist Watches Diamond Rings Gentlemen’s Watches Our stock of Wrist Watches em- Beautiful Diamond Rings are the Gentlemen’s Watches lave shown braces the ey latest’ patterns in feature of our stock. Excellent a wonderful improvement in mod- White Gold-Filled and Solid Gold stones of blue-white color, mount- els and design. ie ba a Cases with movements that are ed in the most artistic styles of will be found here in’ ite" Gold guaranteed to perform good serv- white gold rings are priced reason- | and‘hand carved and machine en- ice. $10.00 to $225. ably. $37.00 to $300.00. grayed, $20.00 to $140.00. Gold Jewelry sg Py Gold Jewelry—Bar Pins, Set Ladies’ Set Rings Rings, Lingerie Clasps, Chains, Ladies’ Set Rings have undergone Flexible. Bracelets, etc, — are a big change. Larger stones are shown in infinite variety, The being used and the rings artistic- with the tinting of the Orientals, newer designs are very pretty ally designed. We show a fine are still very popular with gift and the’ prices reasonable. $3.00 assortment that present excellent buyers. We have some excallont to $18.00. gift possibilities. $4.50 to $15.00 strings at $10 to Buy Your Holiday Gifts ox SYSTEMATIC Payments Buying Christmas Gifts, such as you will delight in giving your friends and dear ones means one of two things: Either you pay for them out of your salary or you draw upon your. reserve—savings. Why not use our wonderful Time Payment Plan and keep your capital intact? Think of being able to buy the Quality of merchandise we carry on convenient pay- ments and not pay one cent more than for spot cash! If you have not already tried this plan here you will be surprised how easily you can buy the things you want. We extend to alla cordial invitation to call and investigate this plan and inspect our line of gift-merchandise. We will appreciate your visit. Navarre Pearls Pearls—the indestructible kind, beautifully matched and ded, Gorham = “ * * Sterling Silver Sterling Silver Table Ware ranks high with buyers who bny for the home. Out of the hundreds of patterns made we think we have selected the very best. Solid Tea Spoons are priced, per set $8.50 to $14.00. Emblem Rings Emblem Rings always please the man who dotes on his lodge. The wide variety in Emblem Rings.af- fords a suitable gift at almost any price you wish to pay. We carry only the very best made. $4.50 to $35.00. Iridescent Glassware Iridescent effects in Glassware are among the favored’ li: for Holiday Gifts. Sherbets, Goblets, Tumblers and other useful stem- ware are shown in beautiful shapes. and at moderate prices. Set $3.00 to $8.00. Sterling Novelties Silver Novelties — Vanity Cases, Dorine Boxes and Cigarette Hold- ers for the Ladies. Cigarette Cases, Match Holders, Flasks, etc., for the men—>present suitable gift lines at moderate prices. $3.00 to $20.00. Imported Novelties Imported Novelties in Candle’ Sticks, Trays and many other ar- ticles have added greatly to our Gift Lines. Attractive Gifts may be selected that are sure to suit. $1.00 to $22.00. Toilet Ware Toilet Ware in Silver and French Ivory makes one of the most in- dividual gifts you can buy. Toilet and Manicure Sets and Single Pieces are popular ift lines. These may be had at rs) to $30. Gorham Plated Silver Plated Sjlver, especially hollow- ware, is now made on a nickel sil- ver base, making it feel, wear and eek ye oie This depart- ment teems with nice gifts at po; ular prices. $4.00 to iso” Pe ~ Mantel ‘Clocks Mantel Clocks are in better de- mand. Folks are beginning to ap- preciaté the comfort of a good, dependable clock, with aweetston- ~~ ed gongs and. chimes.. Mahogan: Mantel Clocks may be hade "at $14.75 to $60.00. L Gold Cuff Links Cuff Links: for the Gentlemen in both white or green gold, some with platinum tops and Diamond Set'are suggested as suitable and always appreciated. We haye a finer selection than ordinary at $1.00 to $40.00. AYRES JEWELRY CO. 133 South Center St. “Where You Will. Dventually Buy” Knitted or Silk Neckwear Linen Handkerchiefs ' Lisle or Silk Hosiery Cuff Links Scarf Pins ¢ Belts Belt Buckles and Beltograms Suspenders Garters Fobs Soft Collar Pins | Watch Chains habsaa Silk Sport Belts Men’s Gifts for $2 to $5 Shirts with Collar to Match Fancy Shirts Pajamas Gift Boxes of Initialed Handkerchiefs Belt Buckle and Beltogram Sets Imported Silk Neckwear Dress Shirts Finest Wool or Silk Hosiery Dress or Motor Gloves Cassimere Mufflers Tweed Caps Mocha or Buckskin Gloves Men’s Gifts for $5 to $10 =. Terry or Toweling Bath Robes’ i | Imported Golf Hose Imported Silk Mufflers . | Evening Dress Jewelry Sets 4 Bilk Union Suits- Pullover Sweaters Novelty Knitted Vests Wool House Coats Smoking Jackets Motor Robes Golf Knickers Fur Caps Fur-Lined Gloves ‘Silk Umbrellas ‘ Men’s Gifts.for $10 or More Silk or Velvet Lounging Robes Silk or Broadcloth Pajamas Imported Velour Hats Tuxedo Suits Dress Studs and Link Sets Sheep Coats Men’s Suits Leather Vests Traveling Bags Suit Cases Toilet Cases Leather Golf Bags Gladstone Bags Mounted Canes Overcoats Dréss and Tuxedo Vests : ty Finest Silk Shirts Silk Smoking Jackets Wardrobe Trunks fm mn eed: Hien ‘ $2.00 to $200.00 Indestructo Wardrobe Trunks Suit Cases Hand Bags Week-End Bags Fitted Week-End Bags HatCases Manicure Sets Scotch Wool Scarfs Silk Hose Campbell-JohnsonCo. -TO-FOOT CLOTHIERS