Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO Zhe Casver Oalip Cridune LIONS SELECT DELEGATES TO. RIVERTONMEET Nominations for New Officers Also Made At Luncheon. of dele s to the dis of Lions clubs to ton next month ficers fc ¢ nd, Dr. Cowan Allan were representing f the cham ared before ] upon {citations sched the | e first three days of next | | rt was heard from Dr, Al lan McLellan on ress made to. ward the opening ¢ permanent r eration camp for children t gh purchase by the county of | t perty at the foot of | « Equipment will} s title angements | operation gram today rs. B, W which MILEAGE. BOOK‘ TO AE SOLD A AFI passenger fare rates overthrown in the rehearing the present by which passengers are ed to buy a ticket for each 4 was ut by which they must pay he full rate was upheld > | MORO OUTLAWS: WIPED OUT IK ISLAND FIGHT the general with a hung 1 mutter hoar | of an ege's t welgh out an uth F a-cluckin,’ | The champion absent-minded man | es at Belham, says an English | pay One day last week he called | pon his old friend, the family phy: | After a chal « r , or saw him to the bade him good night the only time she can do it with out attracting the attention of the neighbors is in the evening ne then inalsts that I go along, even | | if I am tired. ‘The past two weeks | I have lost eight pounds and she has gained two ounces.” | Robbie had never seen a il sheep, but one of his most treas ured toys was a [little wooly lam on wheels, which he drew all about | the house and yard Last summe he went to visit his uncle, who owne rt. When ewelaimed a sheen ranch In th Robbie apled a floek You must haye got them cheap, fic I science The sociation Head H eters To Dance To Jazz Music LIVERPOOL, England, May 27 —(By The Associated Press)—Jazy records and radio are to be in- troduced to the 1 hunters on the Colombian-Pe: jan border in h America hese modern de- will be part of the equip- ment of an ex on headed by Dr. William Monte ry Me Gov- ern who plans ummer hei wn to of hunter scientists xcept that 1y slaves and ir bh et process to the n apple, MEDICS ASKED TOURGE STUDY OF EVOLUTION Favorable Action by Big Convention Is Held Likely. volution predicted. ‘The resolution Jevelopment of mi: to proper comprehension of scienti says study of the ind is freedom medicine. The resolution would have the association regard restric ions on the study of scientific fact s inimical to the progress and to the public house of delegates of the as yeste voted unani sly in favor of the restrictions amount of alcohol a phy might prescribe for a patient a specified time. le, ‘cause they've all lost their wheels.” HOT-WATER RADIATOR HEATING OUTFIT warms them all! | AVE YOU a small business establishment? A store, office or detached building? Does welfare. | i ~~ QDs on: » COffces, ~ Best coffee ~best for the If. YOU don’t think it’s the best coffee, your money back instantly at mystore. The same guarantee on Schilling Tea, Baking Powder, Spices and Extracts. c ured. TAR AUTOS 10 G0 ON PARADE HERE THURSDAY has visited y of importance in Jes one of every The cav senger models » famous ‘oute the Caravan will y off heforelthe people of Casper is not yet known, » but Schillin the and repr the bce Sears C. W. Lee and R. W. H among the visitors in the cit practi- | Midwest. which “mil- in all few bus! but it | few of loyal friends man who was su City Briefs aymond Grass of St. Louls Is a D. rived in Casper last evening. BE. B. Jones of acting business James Daly has been attending to Sta ha has come to Casper to stay ady won for Itvelf scores J. G. Beard, factory esentative for the Star is the ressful in locating Star in Casper. epirit valed, Winding slowly through Casper's | business man in Casper for several streets that everyone may have an| days this week opportunity to gaze, a ¢ van of "<2 Star cars will be’on parade tomor-| C, W. Cotton, W. A. Sharpe and row and will include the entire city] R, A, Warren are Denver business | cial in their route, C. West, president | callers here. The of the Power Motor Co., n ly or e\e « by dained Casper agency for Star cars| Harry L. Dubrkorp of Midwest received word today that the Na- motored to Casper yesterday. made tionally famous Star Cara will eee spirit. thi arrive in Casper tomorrow morning Henry Walker is a business visitor He {s telling the world about it in| here from Sheridan M. Forsyth of Cheyenne ar- hoshon! {is trans- affairs here for days vee {ness matters here for the last days. will start at’ the Power Motor Co., 5 are.re at yuth David street and wi J. M. Kollmyer of Cody was an take in both the business and resi-| arrival here yesterday. dential districts, eryone is urged vs te turn out tomorr to| Martin Sanders is spending a few witness this m stacle. "days in Ct this week. CG Schilling is the only coffee roaster who produces only one quality and sells it ia vacuum... fy. Anyone can produce cheap") g produces the ~| exclusively because it’s home. : J Stoves-Offices-Shops | GAS ARCOLA | REG. U.S.PAT . OFF. your heating have to be all-on-one-floor? The Gas ARCOLA can give you the same hot- A water radiator warmth that ARCOLA is fur- nishing to more than 100,000 small homes and small buildings of all types. Sce the partial list at the right. It is on display at each of the heat- ing stores listed below. Go to the nearest one and get your ARCOLA estimate. AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY See ARCOLA on display at these heating stores : 359 E. Second St. Schank Plbg. & Htg. Co. | J. Donahue Plbg,, & Htg. Co. 704 5 David St G. W. Fisher Plbg. & Htg. Co. 712 E, Second St. ARCOLA’S price has been greatly reduced. Dawson Plbg. & Htg. Co. 227 West First St M. J. O'Fallon Supply Co. (Jobber) Lincoln and ¢ Streets is warming: RCOLA | Small Homes Small Stores | Small Detached Buildings | Grain Elevators | Railroad Stations | General Stores | Doctors’ Offices Pool Rooms Gas Filling Stations Lunch Rooms Real Estate Offices Lawyers’ Offices Barber Shops | Garages | Greenhouses Coal Company Offices Attic Playrooms Ice Cream Parlors Dairies Poultry Houses Farm Cottages Club Houses Tailor Shops Tobacco Stores Laundries Cobblers’ Shops Taxicab Offices Community, Centers Th Schoolhouses \ | \ \ | DEFUNCT BANK CHEYENNE, Wyo., 4 result of the announcement made Tuesday by T. E, ceiver of the First National bank, stating that a 25 per cent dividend has been declared on the total net claims of $4,400,000, local citizens with consideraole ho issued notice that the depositors of the Citizens Natfonal bank. of which he is also receiver, may ap- ply for their dividend checke after Wednesday morning. The Citizens recently declared a 50 per cent divi- dend. With both dividends ~fujly paid, approximately $2,000,000 will have been distributed to the depositors of the banks, and {t is predicted here that Cheyenne will experience a keen business boom as a result. The Cheyenne State bank, the last bank to fail here, recently de- clared q dividend of 10 per cent, which will amount to approximately $50,000, The dividend was author- ized and directed by Judge William received|A. Riner of the Laramie county district court. Approximatel [OPAYING OUT May 27.—A of optimism, heretofore unri- now prevails in Cheyenne as McCUntock, re- announcement was .. Another announcement 2,000 _ depositors dividend that will National bank, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1925 and it is belfeved that about one half that number will recelve divi- dends checks from the Citizens Na- tional after Wednesday. Monument To Tom Sawyer And Huck Finn HANNIBAL, Mo, May 27.—A monument to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain's famous terary characters, will be erected on Cardiff hill at the head of a prominent street. Cardiff Hill was mentioned repeatedly in the humor {st’s books, 1 sourilan who designed the Mark Twain monument erected here sey. eral years ago by the state, is the creator of the new figure said to the first monument to literary c’ acters. patel a a ak SL John’ Rivers and Ida Hamm both of Casper, were united in riage last night by Justice cf the Peace Henry F. Brennan. eM AaB il a T. F, Pfeiffer is among the many Denver business visitors in Casper this week. pM SL at E. L. Rohr of Thermopolis und owner of the Star plunge of thar place {fs in Casper. pase bance Ss Wampum will buy an automobile Frederick Babbard a Mis- at the Fun Auction, Three Days | Business in Two Saturday being a National Holiday, this store will be closed all day, and in order to keep up our volume, we will endeavor to crowd THREE days’ business into TWO — Srecial inducements are being offered in every department, for Thursday and Friday. FRIDAY STORE OPEN TILL 9 O’CLOCK 3-in-2 Sale | 3-in-2 Sale Normandy Voiles In beautiful patterns for summer Canton frocks. Absolutely guaranteed a ETD Silk. to wash. Very specially priced $5.25. these are for two days. Third Floor nas 3-1-2 Sale of Voile Dresses FOR TWO DAYS $3.98 These have just arrived and are the season’s choice in Printed Voiles, in all the new shades. Your size is here. Second Floor SUMMER DRESSES Beautiful hand drawn Voiles, Radioux Chiffon, embroidered Peter Pan and Broadcloths. $4.98 $5.98 $6.95 i¢ DRUG gee HOSE NECESSITIES Pure Silk Hose. Values | 50c Mulsified Cocoanut up to $1.50, in brown Oil -39c¢ only. All sizes. While | 25c¢ Taleum ________18¢ they 9 3 Flowers Powder___79c TARR a sabe teiay ot a c Coty’s Face Powder_89c Blue Rose Powder___83c Pebecco Tooth Paste 39c Pepsodent Tooth Paste Palmoliv BEAD BAGS ae Gres nickle ase A_ pretty bag, Chinese | Fairy Soap effect. Choice of green, | $1.25 Melba Toilet blue, red and _ scarlet, WAAR no 79c at $ Fleur de Mignon OT eee ata 1.95 Toilet Water ...--- 79c Main Floor Pe ooth eae MEN’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS Our regular $1.25 number, A very ate quality. Sizes 34 to 46. > ih ale a 79¢ Men’s Store $4.95 JUST ARRIVED, Five New Styles in WOMEN’S SLIPPERS You will find one All Patent High Heel with Ankle Strap. One is All Tan Calf with Military Heel and Strap. The other three patterns are Patent and Brown Calf Combinations with medium heels. You may have your choice at.__ | CHILDREN’S SANDALS—Brown elk upper and with either leather or uskide soles. Priced at sizes 1114 to 2, $1.79, $1.39 Sizes 5 to 8___- MEN’S OXFORDS—In tan calf, black or brown kid. Just in time for warm $4 85 Seis e weather, at ~~ Pretty Silks Crepe, plain and novelty spiral Crepes For these two days MEN’S CRICKET SWEATERS A good range of patterns. Special at Charmeuse, Values up to that is $1.89 3-in-2 Select yours now. 3-in-2 Sale Women’s Bathing Suits $2.98 Every color desirable. All wool. Suits that will give you many pleasant hours in the water. Z| Third Floor Sale How About That Outing Suit? Our line of Lawson’s Women’s and Children’s Khaki Outing wear is complete in every way. Scan this list and select yo Knickers, best -$3.19 Shirts-=___ $1.69, $2.98 Middies ___$1.98, $2.25 ur wants. Dresses Skirts — Coats _-_._$4.48, $6.95 Sleeveless Jackets $2.48 Hats Children’s Coveralls____$1,98, $2.98 Children’s Knickers____$4,29, $2.25 Second Floor WOMEN’S UNION SUITS Summer weight. A won- derful value, for tomor- row and Friday at Main Floor 3 MEN’S BLAZER SHIRTS In a collection of fancy plaids, in red, brown and aay 39¢ | Seen "$4.95 3 cf a aden Men’s Store WOMEN’S SPORT HOSE For street wear or for wear on your outings. English rib, mercerized and silk, in a good range of colors, Regular $1.25 value 8e for Main Floor MEN’ For Mem new style For the little one, a most sple ment of Kaynee Wash Suits $1.95 *° $4.98 Balcony Straw Hat. Boys’ Wash Suits MEN’S KNIT BLAZERS The new All-Wool Knit Blazer Shirts are show- ing much They come in red and green plaid at ____ popularity. $6.45 Men's Store S STRAW HATS orial Day, wear a new Our showing of the 8s is complete, at $1.95 "° $4.95 Men’s Store ndid and large assort- at Boys’ Cricket Sweaters The boys will appreciate Sweaters, Come in pearl, b brown combinations, at $2.45 © $3.98 Balcony GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE LINDSAY & CO, these new Cricket uff, powder blue and