Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1924, Page 11

Mr, Becklinger last night tested following statement summariz-|" the story of the drive and volc- his gratitude to the various in- Quals, and organizations which. ntributed to its success: Rent‘on, sitrastaly table. -| OU City Print cards) icipated in this work that this ould be quite impossible. We wish especially thank the many ladies tho gave a large amount of time D this work and to whom a great 3,000 stx-page folders, 4x9 (re- - port of agencies fori1924)_~ @x11- (theater /- of the success of this drive is|'” dited. A great many of these dies. were recruited the Vomen’s- Departmental club and the iness and Professional Women's lub. We wish also to thank the ople of the Methodist church who hated the use of the annex room headquarters during this drive. use of which including janitor per Herald for their very gener- 6,000 pocket foldera( “enclosed trona Power Co. 1,000 enyélopes (workers’ dally report. en pe) +, publicity and use of their] ‘ pers, all.of which was donated hout cost to the Community ind. We also wish to thank every- ‘who contributed financially #0 |” in the amount’ of $1,000 to|’ the cost of this campaign: © feel that everyone who con buted to this’ fund should khow dust how much of this budget was it and for what purpose so we ~ (Are showing herewith an itemised “statement of the expenditures. The balance from the $1,000 estimate will be turned into tho general fund. There have been some criticisms which came to our Notice, no doubt |” the through mi! difiners and luncheons held during this “drive were being paid for trom) the Community Fund money being’ raised. We do not believe there are many who had this {dea but for the ‘benefit of those who may have been misinformed we wish to state that] that ‘there Were a féw who were|- under the impression, that workers on this drive were paid for their services from the Community Fund. ‘We-wish to correct this erroneous idea and state that not one cent was Paid to any worker andthe only money paid\out for services was tor PY the-services- of two extra ‘clerks in : the office at the headquarters, One clerk was employed at a salary of $75 a month from September 15 until December 15, a period of three months, for the purpose of prepar- ing a large amount of preliminary work in connection with this drive, such as assembling approximately 10,000 prospect cards and a great deal of the detail work which was necessary to prepare for this work: (The other clerk was employed for bout three. weeks time during the ve-at a salary of $20 per. week o assist in the detail work.during he drive. “We..have announced that we bve succeeded in raising our quote $45,000 and it might be of inter. tt. to the public to know that be- en. $16,000 to $17,000 was raised H cash. In addition to this we ollected during this drive. between 700 and $800 of delinquent 1924 dges and inasmuch as we antici- ite there will be a considerable nount of unpaid pledges during the 1925 we will be very glad to bceive any additional pledges from syone who might have been out of 6 Section 7 Clothes can be ; putin or taken ' out with the washer running. + 8 Tub cleans ip elf, 9 All atant, tension ~ raleape. Reasons for - World Leadership TRADE ISLES "qcontinued troenvt from Page’ One.) and’ from a commercial: standpoint are rich. Tahiti and Moorea are the Mmoét. important islands {n the group, the former with an-area of 600 square miles and 12,000 inhabitants, and the latter of fifty square miles and 1,500 people. ‘Anew ollamp that gives an pasingy it, soft, white light, ven” than gas‘or electricity. tee been tested*by the U. 8. Goy- ‘ernment and-85 leading universities and found-to*be superior to’ 10 ‘or- cy ary of! lamps.” It burns without smoke? ot nolse—no: pumping simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 “The inventor, G. H.. Johnson, 609 "W. ake St., Chicago, Ill.,:is offer: ing to send a lamp on 10 days’ FREE trial, or even to give one FREE /to the first user in each lo Cality who will help him introduce it. Write him today for full partic: ‘ulare. Algo ask him’ to explain how you ‘can gét the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to Not only: to shorter ie samen epick-epan. washings, but ‘06 ‘élean‘that even ‘cuffs, collars and: wristbands re- “quire ‘no -handrubbing—so careful that makers of dainty, filmy undergar- ments récommend it as superior to hand. washing for such garments. could a thoughtful man. choose—and she needs it more: than you “imagine. Get her.q Mavtac. THE MAYTAG SHOP. 233 EAST FIRST ST. ‘ “TELEPHONE 960 One of a chain of ten intermountain stores selling May- tag Washers and Ironers exclusively. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, - First Church of Christ Scientist » CASPER, WYOMING » “Konenness a FREE LECTURE.ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by DR. JOHN M. TUTT, C. S. B. of Kansas City, Mo. Member of the Board of lent of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scien t,.in Boston, Massachusetts HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Friday Evening, December 19, at 8:00 o’Clock The public is cordially invited to attend > he Casver Sunday Cridune PAGE ELEVEN. NO MONKEY BUSINESS Phar ABOUT THIS $25,000 SACRIFICE OF “FINEST. STOCK OF MEN’S-CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS EVER ASSEMBLED! Mountains of Seasonable Merchandise Sacrificed at Amazingly Low Prices OUTSELLING NO-PROFIT | MONEY RAISING SALE! Thousands of Dollars Worth of High Srage Merchandise Literally Dumped on Market! - SLAUGHTERED ISTHE WORD! - TO INSURE QUICK LIQUIDATION! oA GIGANTIC: SALE! Canvas Gloves Fi Finely made “of heaviest. 4 lar, 20c grade, .\% awihy, pay: canvas. Regu! » Knit wristleta., more than Men’s' Wool Sox Men’s wool mix sox. Regu- -lsr..40c_ sellers. Heavy ete _strong and fareblen Baeritice sale. st - Mgn’s ndermenr Heavy fleece ::lined #hd tb. bed ‘union.suits, taped, full cut, and fully od wear: Sell ‘regular at price $1.29 Men’s Silk Hose What could be nicer for‘an apes itt? A beautiful Tage lar 75c grade silk hose’ in an colors and sizes. Sale price Leb me, MAMMOTH C 1.95, sales! ’ regular “$1.25 sellers. MONDAY SACRIFICED SPECIALS price Monday Only eo ence but we'will.give you the difference as an BARCAINS BARGAINS ers at “$s 2. 8 5. for women and misses. se Children’s Booties and Feli Slippers Xmas present, so you can pass them »Men’s Dress Shoes Gigantic Savings Here Are the Reductions NEW WINTER STOCKS “You know: the kind, cuff or pom “pom style, beautiful colors and C - Men’s Heavy Outing Flannel Night Shirts along and make another happy. Come and get them Monday Sensationaily Slashed In Women’s Footwear Where’else can you buy hi class dress One lot of 265 pairs genuine W. L. $5.00 Shoes at Sacrificed because of our need for $6.00 Shoes ate<aen readyycash, Sacrifice ‘How can we do it? They cost us more, 8S 9 Only, sacrificed at. : ater! new styles and in the best leath- Douglas pumps and oxfords in styles $7.50 Shoes at. MERCHANDISE AT LESS THAN JANUARY CLEARING SALE PRICES RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SEASON! Women’s Felt Slippers Extra fine for gifts. Good heavy grade felt with chrome leather soles, silk trimmed =n beautiful colors. Sale price 89c Men’s Dress Shirts Fine-for Christmas Gifts. None under $1.50 shirts in this lot. Good patterns and colors Sacrifice price 98c Men’s Pajamas Beautifully made of heavi- est grade outing flannel. New styles and Excellent for gifts.. Sase price $1.85 Men’s Heavy Overalls Men's heavy grade donim, full cut and double stitched, all sizes. Regular $1,' 85, Sacrifice sale price atterns. istmas SENSATIONAL SACRIFICE OF SUITS AND OVERCOATS BIG, BURLEY, WINTER OVERCOATS NOT THE SKIMPY KIND, THAT ONLY COME TO YOUR KNEES Smart, dressy warm coats that you would expect and have to pa. $30 an more eise- where. It's hard agine ere smart, tafl- ored new styled suit for this low price and ou won't elleve it can be done until, you come and see them! 117 EAST 2ND STREET Casper’s Newest Store For Men ] STARTLING SALE OF, SUITS FOR MEN AND BSS « MEN We want cash. And clothing stocks. That accounts for such great values for such an un- usually low price, SHOE AND LOTHING CO. G3