Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 7

PAGE SEVEN. ° Pre-Christmas Sale FRIDAY AND SATURDAY All Gifts in the Kopper Kettle Art Shop are to be _ SACRIFICED It will pay you to shop here before deciding on your last-minute gifts. HAND-MADE LINEN TOWELS $1.15 to $1.35 Kopper Kettle Art Shop O-S BUILDING was used by W. J. Wehrll of the ting attorney's. office. Jack Gordon, one of several men recently indicted by a federal com- mission for the theft of a large sup- FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. 19.— Fort Worth today experienced the worst blizzard in five years. The temperature was 18 degrees above zero. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 19|— ‘The southwest awoke today to find the coldest weather of the winter, with no relief in sight. ‘The mercury stood below zero at many points in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas. Meats and Provisions Prices Good Until Changed by Another Quotation SWINGING INTO “ THE LAST BIG WEEK. * ij XMAS GIFT BUYING Fi Tripeny’s Many Gift Departments CAN SOLVE YOUR HOLIDAY PROBLEMS : Dressed Hens and Springs, Ib.______--_--_-______- Plate Boil, Ib.___ Veal Shoulder Steak, Ib._____---_ Neck Boil, Ib. Veal Loin Steak, lb. Pot Roast Ib,___ 12Yec-15c Veal T-Bone Steak, lb Prime Rib Roast Roll, lb --20c Veal Round Steak, Ib._ Round Steak, Ib. ~-20c SMOKED ME Sirloin Steak, Ib. --20c Dolds’ Sterling Bacon, Ib._ T-Bone Steak, lb 20c Dolds? Sterling Hams, lb. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 temperature ‘ willbe realized. About four inches ] of snow covers the ground. One r serious freezing incident is report- : { ed for last night when a man, whose } name has not been ascertained, was roa é badly] frozen and unconcious, and (Continue trom Page one.) 24 hours, Montana sges hope of re- WS removed to the local hospital. On ‘Telephone lines between Oklahoma] lief from the extreme cold which [recovering he was found to be vio- City and other points in the state tps) yesterday morning and this| ‘ently insane. were cut off and telegraphic service | morning sent the mercury - RE tates Mid ay beled ply of sugar from a Chicago, Bur- phone and telegraph poles were re-| four below this morning. ington & Quincy train a few miles ported down in the state. Companies Helena showed 28 during the night east of Casper, was yesterday found reported about 185 towns were cut| nd at 6:30 th's morning registerea| ©! W® wullty, of magen ty Oa deter. oe, SUS; oft. 30 below. This was the second low- Hoe Eunteqniy Rnd Searmaiet to pay Jefferson City, Missouri's capital,| est temperature in the state from wag virtually isolated and wires be.| the six stations which make daily months aetasie counter age the tween St. Lou's and Kansas City| reports here. Fair tonight and to- sentagne ‘ae epee bec. x C FOR KILLING reansen, his attorney, the bon wah aiitlacty’ affected: the forecast for the state. ing fixed at $1,000. baie tied Rete ae hae caverad The assault and battery charge inches thick covered Kansas and] SALT LAKE CITY Utah, Dec. 19, jocal beta Salles cog Srotbe 4 western Missouri and temperatures PS ps thermometer at Ogden, Utah * mony pi ce ere being driven downward in Ok- is morning registered 17 degrees i the four men who killed Omer Finch, | jar tron cee Gane nen was six below and at Huntsville, a] former Joy, Illinois grain dealer a | Thanksgiving night to the downtown mountain town near Ogden, about] week ago, in his saloon at Chicago Part of the city where they met thirty below. bn Pte = inchs Mia pee peed Smith. The meeting was tho basis sorts that Gordon threatened him, HITS NEBRASKA, officers, was expressed by Sheriff] pretending tobe holding a gun in OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 19.—With Peter “HM. gectart ea y as a S|} his overcoat pocket althought the lower temperatures and snow pre.| Were made to bring the entire force | gun was never drawn. dicted for today, people of Nebraska | °% 2kents before Ccle Finch, wit-| Oral Zunivalt, Allan Foss, W. M. saw no immedia 01 MARAE tee eens | | Gelatwindle story. thal the. stioot- over this state for the last three|!ns resulted from his father's re- lays, driving the mercury down to|fusal to pay a bribe when the men lowest point this season, ana| caught him with several drums of One death from exposure was re-| bringing with it snow and s'eet for | cohol was corroborated by Law- ported at Enid, Oklahoma. a major portion of the territory in- so a witness of the slaying. panies report 135 towns isolated in] Omahans last night were shiver-| Sheriff Hoffman sald he would Oklahoma. tng under a temperature of 9 degrees | send deputies to Rock Island to bring rclow zero, a level reached shortly| back Pedigo to ald Cole Finch in COLORADO COLD before midnight and from Lincoln | identifying the slayers. STILL INTENSE. came reports that near blizzard con- temperatures still sinking the Rocky | there stood at five below. Alliance, wow Mountain region today was settling|in the northwestern part of the Insist - get down for an endurance contest with | state, reported the lowest tempera- : &g wists. ture for Nebraska, 15 desrees below. Entering the fifth day of the sting- oO A ing cold, Colorado crossed hands|'5 BELOW ZERO with Montana in carrying the brunt | AT MILES CITY. the high grade: present season at this point. Today the sky is clear with the sun shin- ing and prospécts are that the pre- ‘ @icted slowly rising fang te fe wate eeoee wea MOOAULT AND) BATTERY was impaired. More than 2,000 tele-/ low at Miles City. Calgary reported a fine of $100 and serve three were crippled and all central Mis-| ™orrow with rising temperature is CHICAGO, Dec, 19. — Belief that | Yesterday indicated that Gordon jahoma, Arkansas and Texas. below. zero. In Salt Lake City it for » bitter quarrel and - NEAR BLIZZARD ties maintain, hijackers posing as ‘ Smith as: ness of the shooting of his father. sub-zero weather that has hovered rence Pedigo of Rock Island, Il., al- Telephone and telegraph com-| volved. DENVER, Colo., Dec. 19— With] ditions prevailed. The mercury of the storm which came growling MIL ; Mont., Dec. 19.— t of the north in undiminished | with ah; hangt ’ “ Short Cuts, Ib.-___ 20c Dolds’ Niagara Hams, Ib. Appropriate gifts for every member of the family fury. Early today the mercury in| during the night aa viene etd spread for bread Corned Beef (boneless), 1 , Dolds’ Niagara Bacon, lb. are on display at our store now. We suggest that Bay itat pins Lic ane ‘peta peti y sinew Aaa City register pure coconut oil Hamburger -_ 2 Ibs. 25c Standard Thin Bacon, lb. you look them over thoroughly before completing titeughont the ‘state haa ‘eubsero | this ieornine: plea Sree refined peanut oil Sausage___ 25c Picnic Hams, }b._-- your Christmas shopping as prices on everything readings. ‘Trains entering Denver | port of the United States weathe: milk, and that’s all areata lb. -10c Bacon Squares, Ib. = ates moaucee to mine iis cholee of gilts ‘eae were running several hours behind] bureau office. ‘This temperature iver, Ib. — -10c Fresh Fish and Oyst Every Day. e list below a few o e articles which we deem ee eetitias Le eens art tablishes the lowest _record for. thi Pork Shoulders, 1 --15c om Narain Stock Fish” to be best suited for the holiday season. Saas. Pork Loins, !b.-- -20c | Smoked Salt, Pickled and Canned Fish JEWELRY DEPARTMENT One death—a man who went for a Pork Hams, ]b.__ ~-20c Imported and Domestic Cheese. 4 ea VV Ak = -: barefooted midnight walk — was Pork Spare Ribs, Ib. ~-20c Mince Meat and Pickles. 5 Jewelry is always a charged to the cold in Denver while a mother and her two sons were sent Pork Side, Ib.------_____ thoroughly appropri- 25c Full Assortment Luncheon Meats. * ; ate gift for young and to the general hospital from injur- Home Rendered Pure Lard, Ib. 20c Cotton-Tail Rabbits. niles Our netetiae a fes recefved when frozen pipes of a Pork Chops, Ib.---.-__- 25c Lard Cracklings. resent the | newest thoughts of the world’s greatest jewelry art- coal stove exploded. Numerous small t ‘ Pork Shoulder Steak, Ib. gs ek? Mont., added two more to Pork Ham Steak, Ib. —- 730 NOTICE TO RANCHERS wi ill uu market price for Dressed _ , ists. Besides our wide the fatality Ust. Mufflered against Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. -17 4c Beef, Hogs, Veal, Poultry, Bage and ete. Ship diamond choice we offer the Christmas shopper a generous the cold, a pedistrian failed to ob- Veal Fronts, Ib.__---_. ~---10c your products to us. display of Lavallieres, Bracelets, Watches, Pearls, Cuff penal pot a Greet Tomer See ; Links, Tie Pins and Bar Rings. We have marked our wr ratp aad was Kile. Another aw jewelry to fit every Casper pocketbook. man lost his life when his cabin was 6 destroyed by fire. r : a The first railroad wreck due to the ¢ LARGEST DIAMOND DISPLAY IN CASPER PERFUME DEPARTMENT cold wave was reported early today “OFFICE AND PLANT BRANCH MARKET ; hen three Pullmans of passenger Cor. H and Durbin 426 East Second Cate waite Pate tie ED feain number four 2, oe erie Phone 12 Phone 2540 fume or toilet water. The mouth, 35 miles from Missoula, Mont. No one was injured, according to first reports. The derailment was caused by a broken rail. The train Give House Slippers was five hours behind schedule. Len area RY. Milds City, Mont., was the first place Iast night in the minimum i temperature league with a 34 below A most pleasing gift is that of a pair of our distinc- score. Havre was a cose reece tive and comfortable House Slippers. They’re a fine pee OF pe aca ea i example of the utmost in practicability and beauty. A wide variety of styles in a wide range of prices —but each is a real value. perplexed shopper is al- ways safe in making his selection in Tripeny's toilet goods department for only goods of the highest auality are stock- ed and the price is abso- lutely right. In add to our perfume stoc ble to of the Grand Canyon in Arizona which refused to be herded to green- er pastures on the south side of the canyon were paying for their obstin- acy with their lives, With all vege- tation frozen the deer were reported falling like leaves in an autumn breeze. Utah, New Mexico and Wyoming were warming up a bit and with articles to deligh heart of the young Iady. Our perfumes are the world’s finest including such names # es ee I se, Coty’s, Houbigants, Hudnut’s Djer Kiss, and CANDY DEPARTMENT LEER ery Your Christmas candy needs Ladies’ Slippers -$1.25 to $4.50 Men’s Slippers.. .$1.95 to $4.00 HOSE also make pleasing gifts. Ladies’ Chiffon Silk fair skies scheduled for today indica- Hose, a wonderful grade; all may be filled right here at \4 tions e that they would have * % ‘ ; * Tripeny’s where you can buy futher retlet, shades; very special, pair---------~---- s fresh holiday candies in box b y ¥ = or in bulk at Qusper’s low. 24-DEGREE RISE AT CALGARY, CANADA HELENA, Mont., Dec, 19.—With dj Calgary, Alberta, usually tho ees to Montana's coldest weather, degrees warmer in the 24 hour per- 124 EAST SECOND jod which ended at six o'clock this % morning than it was in the previous est prices. We are agents ae such fine, companies as wes, Johnson's, jaylor’s and s 2 Woodwards, WATCH DEPARTMENT We are Casper’s representatives for Gruen watches, direct from the fac- tory and not through jobbers and are showing the largest variety of same and id sell at factory advertised prices, — VISIT OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT A late novel makes a thoroughly acceptable gift, : ANNOUNCING The Opening OF THE 0. S. Cigar Store Those who purchase for the man who smokes need look no further after visiting our cigar department. ivery box is guaranteed to, be fresh and moist, and you can bet on finding his favorite brand at Tripeny’s, priced at whatever figure you feel you 4 can pay. Just a few gift suggestions from our stock of men’s wear. Here you willfind the newest novelties from New York and abroad for the home, street and sport wear, Here ‘Are a Few Timely Miscell GLOVES—Capeskin suede, buck- re oe GR antoING skin and mocha, $2.25 to $5. th garg ais Eda is 5 SHaeeators as ne = for, Qegwer UD . S," : ed silks from Paris an e a n SCARFS—Most anything for the Italy—a most beautiful assort- e Fountain ee ; Penthiens Goods a hard to please in this assort- ment of patterns, $1.50 to ’ Perena pe sil Set peat Sih Bags: TOMORROW, DECEMBER 20 ment af wool and silk Scarfs, $3.50. i Kodaks “ate Military Bene Sets oO 00. E , Se omas Clocks Stationery COMPLETE LINES OF fare ad : HOSE—Everything nice in do- i Ivory Sets Brushes and Combs BATH ROBES —A nice assort- mestic as well as imported Eng- i ONLY A LITTLE WHILE LEFT. i i ad ment of pleasing patterns, in lish hose. Pure wool and silk Py ;OLKS._SHOP TOMORR, ’ Opes Oe ete asecces beacon blanket and all wool, and wool. Priced from $1.00 is “4 FOLKS —SHOP, TOMORROW ’ $9.00 to $22.50, to $3.00 pair. ee | We PY ae rie x A CONVENIENT PLACE TO MEET YOUR FRIENDS aR Q is AS | DY TMantepenal SHIKANY SHOE & SLOTHING COMPANY aban eer. i FRANK SCHERCK, oe] i 241 South Center St. Phones 72 and 99 is roprietors. 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