Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1924, Page 5

DECEMBER 14, 1924 he Casver Suntay Crihune ane = =, GOERS AMER CA SPEEDING HOLIDAYS WHETTED BY THE CHRISTMAS CLUB Sze=="*"=*= The old saying “Christmas comes troop |-but once a year” has a different. mean'ng to different people. ‘To some it comes as a time when they -| can’ show their affection to those they love in a substantial gift, while to others it is a sad time for the necessary funds for providing the much desired Christmas gifts are PThe anntat meeting of the -scout | not available. jcduncil willbe held in the court-room The Caspér National bank has. in- jat 8 o'clock Tuesday eyening. Offi-| augurated a new and wonderfully cers for 1925 will be elected and pol-|successftil plan for helping people WB icles :discussed. Mr+ Bartie will sub-|to proyde the necessary Christmas ATWATER-KENT nd . * 3 PAGE FIVE. months in business has enjoyed an Ajaccio owes it to Napoleon that excellent patronage but feels @hat a | !t !s the capital of Corsica. It was in 1811 that “the great Corsican” still wider acquaintance is a nec wants cence tuiatiole ce, bestowed the honor upon the town Mr. Haytin realizes that the is just-a bit cut of the congested shop- | 5 ping district but he wants the ladies of Casper to. know that his {s a thor- oughly cozy Germ eoed shop into and ‘that only high » new mer- | % hia “phveclane Poy se bas chandise is ever placed upon: the Labor throughout the: southwest | shelves. in recognition of the fact that it was his birthplace. Tribune Wantads bring results. of Casper council Tiyeotegeed forth into the broad, and rarified atmosphere’ this PMS thee 22 PrthiiS "sine tonight pledged resolution support-| The stock’ is ‘large and complete ling deat reauaet ata 4 it wold be in | NE the pelicy shares ita'dead leader and | enough so that there need be no fear hela re eat services, of failing to find shces to fit. Extra ic clerks have been added to the staff the ts q so thst there need be no. waiting 2 pacity. The sale lasts only till Christ- mas eve ard is wel! worth the at- s tention of every Casper woman. ae, a codon an “TD ut tHE For Christmas f : a ter acquainted in’ Carper and as a : . its first six months in business in ; " INGREASE CAPITAL |= “cisstsco"mct, "cine" | Used wating, fer Christmas sort of celebration of the close of Haytin Boot Shop will conduct its Prices from $10 to $750 semi-annual Christmas sale to con- . sat tinue from. Monday morning at 9:30 r CHEYENNE, Wyo., Déc. 1%— A| until Christmas eve. During that ferap Nag nr es guaranteed meeting of the share-holders of the| time, Mr. Haytin wi'l place every a Stockgrowers National bank, here has | lady's slipper ‘inthe houre on sale 'W. G. BUEHNER | been called for January 18th, to con- | and will give Casper folks: hon choice 132 Ww: Second St. 5.2 sider a proposal increase the| of his new seasonable stock at one di: n’s 2 for 1 Store. {Continued from Page One) | bank's capital stock trom $300,000 | outstanding price, $5.85. pee Photo Engravers Union on the coun-| to $400,000. Mr. Haytin during his first six cil, appears as the most likely can- didate for regent. Gompers trained him as his understudy and he does ONE TUBE tera That is what you can do when the new. Denver | These considerations may elect him , comes on tonight. as_the interim choice, When the time comes for picking : | me ea eT “If you have the desire, I’ve got the set. All the [| ‘R® Permanent) president, John Li | & 2 TA beat r dio , from the famous one-tube Grosley, at §| Zemise.Dresident of the Unitea atin af eee Til iit ‘© the Radiola Super Heterodyne, at $269.00. ‘ dent of the Carpenters Union, Daniel | y i ec t J. Tobin, president of the Teamsters, | a We carry the finest assortment of receivers and loud speakers in Casper. and George L. Berry of the Interna-| ¥ LsCOMERETE STOCK OF RADIO ACCESSORIES TMAS Still Plenty of Christmas Cards Here Good ones, too, with dandy verses appropriate for ‘most anyone. even though the shop be filled: to ca- Come in today and make your selections—and remember all yours friends this year. Sprecher’s Pharmacy 133 SOUTH CENTER Give a Kodak—and Get It Here senting as they do the major fac- tions of the federation and the more powerful unions. tional Pressmen’s Union, will be the chief contestants in the field, repre-| ® GIVE A RADIO FOR CHRIS’ LIBERAL TERMS Labor leaders belleve, however, that these men may prove too strong and not strong enough to put themselves over as president and that some outsider not now consid- ered will have to be brought in as a compromise. ‘Watson Radio Shop “The Little Store With the Big Business” 218 South Center Street Phone 368-W RADIOLA In preparation for the Christmas and holiday trade we have been very careful in making our selections, considering the purchaser, the purse and the requirements of Casper folks. We are, therefore, fully prepared with your Christmas needs, and the prices are reasonable. ee CHRISTMAS IS coming! Do you know about the Shop-o-scope? In- vestigate before you invest! —_—— ‘Whether “Ma” Ferguson will have ® personal military staff after she|® takes office as governor 1s a sub- ject of speculation among the peo- ple of ‘Texas these days. ‘ BOUDOIR SLIPPERS POF TEI ELLY ALE CR ORLA T ER EF CHRISTMAS GIFTS TO OUR CUSTOMERS YOUR CHOICE OF SILK HOSIERY FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS Don’t shop. _ Visit our Hos- iery Section. Here your gift worries. will: fade away. Silk Hosiery in all colors, plain, em- broidered’ or lace clox, lace front, glove silk, and the popu- lar chiffon weight, in black and colors: Prices range at $1.00, $1.49, $1.69, $1.95, .48, $2.98 to $5.25 PURSES MAKE IDEAL GIFTS Just received another large assortment of leather purses, just in time for Christmas. Here are included the popular pouch style in grey, brown and black, also the more staple shades. The little tots and the young miss can have their se- lection here, and a was pick for mother. $1.98 to $14.95 PERRIN KID GLOVES Let us help you with your shopping. Kid Gloves are de- sirable and are most appreci- - ated by all women. If in doubt about-her size, get a glove cer- tificate. It is a pleasure to show our large selection. $1.98 to $4.69 (Glove Section) An Ideal Christmas Gift for Mother, Wife or Lady Friend You'll -be surprised to see what a wonderful choice we have arranged for. you, in smart styles, dainty colors, in satins, felts and leather. Priced at— 98c, $1.35, $1.98 up to $4.95 (Main Floor) (Main Floor) BRIS ANY PAIR OF HIGH GRADE rete SHOES IN THE HOUSE (Main Floor) Visit Our Drug Section Here you will find suggestions galore, for your wife, sister or lady friend, perfumes, toilet water, toilet sets, beads, picture (Main Floor) tix, Fe R \ $6. 50 50 1 frames, playing cards, Xmas stickers, Xmas greeting cards. t ‘ egular to $8.50 values. , . aay wii MR. HUSBAND Come in and see what attrac- qenst hin vin Sy piaile ang a iv ‘ - , pair of comfortable House onto eet cie sg the peye A beautiful Down Comforter will please your wife. A gift of slippers on Christmas morn. folks. They. will just love to this kind will be very much appreciated. Let us show you these Now is the time,to make your We wear these on Christmas morn. comforters. Priced at selection. Our showing con- With Every Purchase pe te to $25. a OSES BE LIVES I riced'a sists of the famous Danie ANY NECK TIE. me ce A giana (Main Floor) Gifts for Men FROM THE Gifts for Boys Several’Hundred from Which You Can Make Your Selection. _ FREE BS Silk Shirts Card Cases FOURTH FLOOR . Hosiery Silk Pajamas t A . Handkerchiefs Lounging Robes Candlestick Holders gigi Ape ieetchlots R Collar Cases Bath Robes Plea met Boeds Suits Shirts Jewelry Sport Coats maT Ootioe Console Sets Ov 2rcoats Bulk and Flower Bowls . BY Ties Scarfs SOND ght ER OER ERNIE TE ERE TE LE Ash T: P hentince eruuies hg. Mittens Smokin gets Hale an ach las Ep ees Garter and Shaving Stands Insante! Bowne rs § f ‘ Armband Sets Sweaters nwater Bar Ties Mittens With Every Purchase of a Shirt Selling at $2.50 or More. Beltograms | poe: Toilet: Sete pantie Bee pen Carving Sets Dinner Ware / Golden Rule Dept. Store LINDSAY & CO, @ Wyoming Army Store 246 SOUTH CENTER = EDU TA AVE I S ret a 4