Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1925, Page 10

sities SAGE TER Che Casper Daily Tribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1828 ! ATTLE LINES i PRES. GOOLIDGE People From Many|Violator Is-Held~ | taive. “pw. wintame was arrester States Worship ‘At| With Liquor Find tirm icw. cm. Peieron, azsiatan federal prohibition agent for W | ming, and Federal Agents 8. 1 Tabernacle Here} ‘A raid by federal and county men | Owen, Bert Yohe and L. C. Hurit’ at Apartment No. 9, at‘241 South| together With Deputy Sheriff N. A, | 5 | David ‘street, netted 50 pints of 4 atterson, made the raid. island Row 0 Off Florida} OOOO _Ce==[j=l_el_h_eee__ That Casper is a,place of interest | ————_____ to people from widely separated 1 places was well illustrated last Sun- : } | day in the First Presbyterian Tab- At the close of the morn May Lead To | Bloodshed. Piet K. K.K. K,, Thousands Strong, Paraded in Capitol rvices, the minister, Dr. Wil- Stotm Descends. Afer son, incidentally greeted people from i oa Road |i’ towing Sie ond ene o Visit father. Minnesota, Iowa, Arkansas, Louisiana and Colorado. Some were visitors who value and maintam the Enroute to P. chureh-going habit, others were with President € new-comers expecting to make their | Aug. 14.—(By ‘ s homes in C Pres: of the way by motor through a blinding rain sper for a timo atleast. storm, President and. Mrs, Coolidge from Swampscott to Plymouth, Vermont, stopped at Ayer » exchange greetings with al John Coolidge, ne citizens’ military train. camp near there. Two hours driving brought the ent and Mrs. Coolidge from White Court to the edge of Ayer where they found their son in uni- Prime Rib Roll, Protect Your Health EAT U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEATS imo babe a Seg cins oar Ry sie Cuts to satisfy the most discriminating taste. with, Bim Toacaral siln dtent hatorell Meats so reasonable priced that it’s true edir ig on their wa: economy to buy mt HELO FOR THEFT DISMISSED BY COURT fs - .. BRED 5 > Bowman, who was arrested ' ‘This photo of the giant Ku Klux Klan parade, staged recently in Washington, I : Weet First street || section of the pa swinging on Pennsylvania avenue, the street over Which many p: Stealing a suitcas: passed on their way from the Capitol to the White House. _ The Capito! can be seen very faintly at was dismissed by tead claimant the end of the avenue Murray in | night when no one appeare THE BEST GROCERY DEPARTMENT Can Peaches Now! Elberta-Peaches, box 22 a $1.20 20-o0z. Jars Strawberry and Raspberry Judge John A Thu Pearls him. Bowman was | ‘Navarre,’ ; HOTS i FAM; CAO ies Ce Re ee 32c : again by the police on in size and color, are hi ing dranles Helis 3h dal shown here in various || ||! Large Ripe Tomatoes, Ib,__-__-________ 15c n Da lengths from chokers || || Ori. it in the Y S iil Hélb ScansCrisco, cach=- sos ang 25c + was fined $50 to 20-inch strands— iit The Wonder of the Age—Washing 4 1 | Powder—ERMINE, per pkg._-----_ Cc ourt for violation of the tu S e {i} all are of the inde- |!) - THE PETROLEUM EXPOSITINN <p>, zit | i Payments | { i | | Open a Time Payment ac- nrer ovr! — Outfit Is Sold,|\|| sxe vith ss and enioy | ‘rom Page One Johnson Bros, vas unable | j | | | } hi 1 n ¢ PRINCE AT MONTEVIE te t $1 { the fine a : r own state prin satisfied hundreds of our | 1 O, Aug. 14 é t ted to ride || |} customers. You can buy |} | I Pri 1onor—to 14.—{By anything you wish here on || | oce ; 1 | froth e outfit of || this ‘conventent plan, { . 2 r 1 t rT ie ix Indian i “ a fe head © | & ~ 638 E. Second St. a 5 re y Phones 1251—1252 ' a3 ribunc G Sera | WELL CUT YOUR ELRY We Give 47¢ Stamps ils PRICE TALE iven by the chief- “Where You Will We Deliver to All Parts of the City tain to ¢ ly before } y Thomas short- killed in 188 married the and thre gained po: Our New Department A TREAT FOR FEET and ~:~ POCKETBOOKS cee Buy" \D ST. PHONE 1195-R nd for her out | stumes of the. out z of the 8 original : a ee > whole inate me ; vine tr children as well as for ‘ ‘My, what a long tail your cat has,” says your f white, embroidered in We've selected a group of items to call your attention to for Saturday’s buying that supplies footwear yourself in the Econ- Officer Save to Hi Cost as he clips the price of living lis, with: } ¢ H needs for all the family. Buying in the Economy Shoe Basement means buying cconomically, for rent omy Shoe Basement. sweep the in two for you. y from and shoe prices are es here. Step down tomorrow— investigate and save. ite carry Petite tose which will give good service. Reinforce- A iS GIVING si ments at point of f n their faces, black, wear. In banded in gold. Whe two 1 pacer spre sipalr, dad andards of + tional Petroleum Fxpositi To be on hand today, this evening and Saturday, for there is a big lot of values in shoes for the whole fam- ily awaiting you at the Turner-Cottman Building Shoe Store. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE ON ALL LOW SHOES FOR : SMITH FIGHTS — FOR TAMMANY <= One of Our Most Straw--the Latest — Taine wae Popular Patents Color Aareprtatiatarsiclatentchise neat, plain, patent, one The style.is somewhat similar black patent leather fasten- A Simple Black | Satin | aN y aN A T ’ AT | da » simple, patter hat with comfortable to the picture, haying cut ing with two straps over the MEN, WOMEN AND C HILDREN In CAMPAIGN fy pee t Joy fees ee Fits smoothly on effects in front of black instep. Small cut-outs on the | 1 shod. I d its round to very ent and fastening acros: sides, Nicely finished outside q ; . | Is, mode: o the eye. The sort foot with one patent | and in with champagne color- Read the low prices we are quoting. : tens with one narre ad black stite entuate its pleasing lines abl pher that shows — strap. “The body of the slip- ed leather linings. Moderate NEW YORK, o the new good taste, Priced reason fashions le Cuban heels—moderate price, too— MEN’S LOW SHOES MEN’S LOW SHOES ‘ Spl YOU ott-Jc hn on ar Selz Yeyenberg or oot . 1] Se Meneneng a $5. 98 ot 5 98 7 $3.45 eee wz: Soft Kid Walking Oxfords The righ leather, heel to make an ideal walking shoe. Fits well, looks so good and is so serviceable that. it as 4 Misses’ Dress Slippers Here’s Comfort cA the right Lovely Satin Boudoir AEanem tie! patent t F i : the right Slippers With Heels strap With square : Combined With “health” toe shape and Something you've ff jow rubber heele, Cut Good Looks been looking for— outs at the base of a charming quilted strap. Decorative 2 This three button pattern is fash- satin boudoir slip- stitching at throat and joned of soft genuine black kid per with a low siden. leather. The toe is round and wood covered heel, Gives just the the vamp shape roomy, which com- a Poercagh OS aie Fe be] tise ae Sizes 12 to 2 bined with the moderate Cuban JJ sro wni on blab nial ‘ae Mi Nation Zac mgess *a0 heel makes for real comfort. The In brown or blac id black, blue and r three buttons make the fit ex- cellent in arch and heel. Worth $4.98 $1.98 $5.9) Low Priced Shoes for Boys WHY PAY f Most Men Like This One a Is your boy the kind who “wears ’em out no matter MORE? F — 7 " =a ( < stor James , BLACK AND § BROWN COMBINA. § TION CUTOUTS candidates yard of strap slippers, MEN'S WORK SHOES “$2. 85 French or Baby Louis heel, 8 tri A re B, egula eed 5 'o close them WOMEN’S “ONE "$3, Baio wonder value Tammany is our most popular oxford. Rubber tipped heels, welt soles. to name | will be put up Rea Sound "teer nani eons CHILDREN’S __ ff Out they go at = | z| _., ONE STRAPS Youth Is Arrested | With Stolen Bike| _ 45e CHILDREN’S PLAY CHILDREN’S BROWN it Sto § OXFORDS | KID ONE-STRAP \ A great SLIPPERS che 201 I ned with dark brown y We've found that more men who pat- how much you pay for his shoes?” Then get him a ronize the basement like this shoe than pair of these stout brown blucher shoes all the others. It's a conservative med- and Jet him do his worst. .'They have ium round toe shape, blucher pattern those good Pa and is made of russet brown calfskin. Has stout welt soles, and takes a fine polish, When you can get hosiery us good as this of fine silk it’s not necessary to pay more. Fits neatly, wears well, and sayes many dollars ord soles and rubber ace to top $2.79 ubber heels $2.59 on your hosiery bill, Black ilar $1.86 leather, a real nifty hoe, and colors— to 11% fore ! ; ue Out they ge York f turned to his home, transportation A oy) = having been provided by a local eit. re 5 OPE N EVEN wae ay seed desired to see the boy do ra : ; Bis Watch Your Step” i Invitations to If your heels are run over your shoes i Norw jen and Denmark to are being mistreated. Let our effi- jadhere to the nine-power treaty with cient repair shop straighten them up R e China under which the customs con before they throw your shoes ‘out fj ference will be held, were renewed of shape permanently, A convenient é by the state department poeta cto ald eA place to leave your shoes for repair. SHOE STORE 120 West Second Next Door to Chase’s Cafe ‘ eR ; 12214 EAST SECOND ST. % oe of trent rater tn the world, ha mai OC Ed Ed eT Tw SY 27 Se 0 SRERE RRA (RRA ROE ENR Ref