Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 8, 1925, Page 2

i PAGE TWO. Che Casver Daily Cribune - LOBBY AGAINST CHILD LABOR BILL GnARGED §.—Exis and liber. » defeat Democrat HARRY m PANTER, IES AT HOME HERE §,—The season yo., Jan et ball will be held in th um, the largest and in the went The dy r loor is Miele ind the baskets are in posl- wer rooms und locker ng finished. The gym Il be the largest room in » for the games. Jan. 8.—George W 8.— Pur; ton, president of| chase by rmment of _ pri s Lawn Tennia| vately s in San, Miguel, * past year has Mora Taos counties, New tion for another | Mextc uated in the Mora grant, 0 BU eded by Jones sed in a bill introduced au of New York, accord. ursum, Repub: = t ment y of the The bill pre 8 uted for election at | ic n the exterior meeting here February #.Of national -torests: Jn N exico and Arizona be ex changed for the properties, VOTE FRAUD IN ELECTION 1S CONFESSED Flax ‘Seeding t the| Neb | BAYREUTH, Bavaria, Jan. | Is Discussed | McMullin’s Formula Nothing like it for ( olds, | | next Me mda. ee SPORTS | NEW FEDERAL LAND POLICY IS SUGGESTED WASHINGTON, Jan. 8—Secre y the interior depart d with the agricul today a suggestion al land policy. sion, which is con tobert D. C: attlemen from the WASHINGTON, Senator Watson,| dministratio members of Couzens Republican rat— w ced that tt Tina been: de ut least the ini tial session in “= [NEWS BRIEFS REFS | (By The Associated Press) { Farmers Co-Operative Marketing »clations, Bursum Urges Land Trade By Government WASHINGTON, Jan Not all the tragedies of life are played in the city. A mere farm may provide the back- ground for as thrilling a dra- ma as ever was unfolded, Minnie found that out. Born and raised on the farm, the discontent that came of drudg- ery grew swiftly into revolt. She longed to escape—to meet real men and women—to enjoy the ease and pleasure she believed were to be found in the great world outside her own, This true story of « farm- girl who wanted life and “freedom,” might well story of any girl, Itis “A Strange Marriage, appears a6 one of the ny absorbing features in True Story Magazine for February. wall 268 INDUSTRIAL At all newsstands 25¢ “ly Grain Salt Cotton Cake Chicken Feeds Choice Alfalfa and Wheat Grass Hay Carload Our Specialty Casper Warehouse Co. Phone 27 AVE /———— pproximate! 9 wy OMING MOTORW AY CASPER TO RAWL INS | STAGE q AVI] DAILY AT 930 A. M led Reus FARW—$12.50 travel between Casper PROBE OPENS | | cided to} | , Jan. 8.—Under| CHOICE OF ALL CORSETS In $ 49 ble ae ee sate y Sod aay yk ors. Your choice of odd Garments Garments on this rack on this rack vi ie 9 yr ee | Your choice of odd Dress Skirts Radium Silk Petticcats Japanese Crepe ; Kimonas Dress Skirts Crepe House Z Dresses Jersey Suits Sweaters Jacquettes _Waists Brushed Wool Slips | Play Suits Values two to five times the-prices asked. HANDSOME FUR-TRIMMED See 1 this group ‘of. Fine Coats Regular $65.00, now only Regular $75.00, now only__ Regular $95.00, now only SSebnade ye MRA ee: s Regular $135.00, now only_______ 5 Regular $150.00, now only Your Unrestricted Choice of All Redfern, Warner and Nemo Corsets on the Main Floor, 8 and Girdles— 20 oF pes CENT ALL WINTER HATS REGULAR $1.50 STRIPED LINGETTE BLOOMERS in attractive colors, my and materials for winter'and ’ early spring wear Winter Coats Silk Underwear, Brassieres, Corselettes, Wrap-ar ounds THERE WILL BE A In dimity C Be sure to get here early for CHOICE OF ABOUT 55 PRETTY MID-SEASON DRESSES styles AT ONLY These charming dresses for- hy Hey sold at from $16.75 to 2.50. REGULAR $2.50 WHITE Wash Waists and English Broadcloth. =. UNLOADING an and CLEARANCE SAL ee’ Mad Scramble ' * SUBWAY All of our beautiful Silk Blouses Silk Negligees Chinese Robes for clearance at ONE- HALF PRICE FurCoats AT LESS THAN COST Sold.on our double guaran- |. tee. on liberal gate this week, terms. Extra low prices for .cash—or you can buy them Investi- ON THE MEZZANINE TO BE CLOSED OUT AT THESE PRICES See Our Line of Smart New Spring Hats —They are cleverly designed; moderately priced and will gaily brighten your winter costume. ALL WINTER APPAREL Must go by January 17th. Cost and profits are ignored in order to accom- plish this feat. For Friday and Saturday Only SPECIAL PRICES ON SPRING MATERIALS For making Hats, including our new lines of colored Braids, Ribbons Taffetas, and Flowers, of “Fruit of the Loom.” Finely ad | A9 Store open at 9 A. M. REGULAR $2.50 WHITE UNIFORM DRESSES sae For these ye that go on sale tomorrow morning in the Subway at 9:00 o’clock see THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925 REGULAR $1.50 “DAYDREAM” SILK HOSE In black . and all popular colors. C Will Continue With New Features Every Day Until Saturday Night, January 17th Your chocie of odd Items on this table 95c Oriental Incense Burners Satin Gloss Powder Boxes Lingerie Garters Amber Napkin Rings Vanities Coin Purses Candle Sticks Woven Baskets and numerous other items Your ‘choice of odd Items on this table “1 95 Hand-Painted Vases Marble Statuary Cigarette Cases Hand Bags Fancy Baskets Large Wicker Trays About fifteen BOUDOIR LAMPS Regularly priced to $12.50, choice e Values two to i poe ee times the Assia eating ae asked, BEAUTIFUL Winter Dresses" Bit: See this eon of Fine Dresses Regular $52. Regular $65.00, now only. Regular $75.00, now only. Regular $85.00, now only_ Regular $95.00, now only. Regular $110.00, now only. It is possible to detail only a few of the splendid bargains that mark this great unloading ‘Sale in a single advertisement. Your personal inspec- tion will convince you at once of the wonderful bargains to be had. 50 and $58.50, now only $1.95 £2.95 4.95 °6.75 ALL WINTER HAT TRIMMINGS plish this feat. AT ONE-THIRD OFF ALL WINTER APPAREL Must go by January 17th. Cost and profits are ignored in order to accom-