Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1925, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT P. 0. Box 162: | J.F.COWAN | HAY, GRAIN FEED and SAL? | 1 | Teléphone 621 Wholesale and Retail } 325 S, Durbin Casper, Wyo. | MOVED to New Location 109 SOUTH CENTER STREET W.L. TALBERT PHONE 502 Ss Typewriters teel Furniture Tires, Tubes and Accessories ALEMITE SERVICE STATION Free Crank 2 TEXACO GASOLINE Center Street Service Station 5TH CENTER & RAILROAD Gantt Hardware Co. 406 E. 2ND ST. PHONE 1015 Close-Out Sale on Camp Stoves Case Ser Hogan Spot Grocery Vulcani 1 Radiator Re- |] Bread-Butter, Milk and Eggs pair’ ay or night | FRESH EVERY DAY Open 6 a. m. to 11 p. m Corner East A and Beech Phone 2341 Phone 2070 CY FILLING "ATION Glass replacements in all makes of cars John Jourgensen W. Yellowstone JOR ee ntl WHITE MOTOR TRUCK CO. CASPER MOTOR BUS LINE Operating 11 White Distributors of Bu WHITE BUSSES & TRUCKS | HERNCALL & HERNCALL | CHIROPRACTORS 40 Adjustments for $20.00 at Office } Single Adjustments $1.00—Calls $1.50 \ 810 EAST SECOND ST. Alemite Service Station CARS GREASED 112 S. Durbin Phone 1904 OGARTY AR ON’T walk—talk—use your telephone for the best food ACY [ values in town, Just call 1251 and we'll give you the best for the least. We deliver. JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY CO. 638 EAST SECOND Phones 1251—1252 THE TROY LAUNDRY CO. 26 N. Durbin Phones 1672 and 1673 se ee al Lt eet a | UNIFORMLY GOOD WORK COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. We are equipped to handle all classes of work at right prices. + rest j July of last ye | wheat yleld ms 1 PHONE 1108 | 1 $ Basement Midwest Bldg. Phone 980-J Midwest Cigar Store Midwest Bldg. MARTHA WASHINGTON an MISS SAYLORS CANDIES CASPER BATTERY CO. Storage Battery and Automobile Electric Service Gabriel Snubbers Casper Battery Co. | 119 E. 5th Phone 907 srvice Cleaners CLEANING, DYEING, AND | PRESSING Phone 1944-J SADDLE ROCK CAFE Quality and Cleanliness Is Our Motto 220 WEST FIRST STREET Bocths for Privacy fos WELL LISTEN / / PLEASE CALL EVERY WEEK Sanitary Wet Wash Laundry 228 W.K. Street Phone 2282 Write us about your “WE Perkins & Co. SPECIALTY STORE Table and Decorative Linens. Children’s Wear and Ladies’ Novelties, Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Ship to Casper in care of Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company P. O. BOX 573 ; KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI “An increase over last year of 16 cent in clearings of checks for e twelfth Federal Reserve District through the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank is the most definite indication of ‘general business throughout this territory. Member banks are discounting less than half much paper ag at this time last th year here than heretofore but indi- cate they will increase appropria- ti tu ar, giving evidence of an easy|— money situation. “All livestock and grain prices show large advances over a year with a record July. movement of cattle to Kansas City. A smaller wheat crop than last year {s selling at much higher prices. “Building continues to run far a dof last year in Kansas City in all- surrounding territory. sas City permits during the jx months. were more than dc © of a year ago. | ubstantial ‘increases over last | are reported in retail trade and | all wholesale lines except groceries Business has been good here all of this year and all indications point to an even greater prosperity for the of 1925, A fairly good barometer of conditions in the Kan- sas City territory is shown in the advertising volume of the Star for the month just passed, nearly 2,- 000 nes were printed—an in se of over 00 lines over, F. Seested, hi ra general mana 1A, NEBRASKA ! ative survey indicates i! of 1925 in Omaha will far exceed the 1 volume of busi ness in every line, Although. the fall below 1 ar, he corn estimate indicates a greater , and the total value of the crop is placed $500,000,000 the Department -of. Agriculture, 000,000 more than a year ago. Retailers are preparing for much heavier Fall busine: nd contract- ing for tncres and foreign «4 \s are comfortably ahead of re A new record of building is being in Oma < the same. period for 1924 8. Ba clearings afe $ 941 in excess of cor 4 period.”"—-H. Doorly, manager, Omaha 1d-Herald. is IOWA a huge corn crop ady showing their effect on conditions, large quantities Y ing to market s feeling pre tc tr fo ines building permits six months of 1925 pproximately $4,000 500,000 below the first ce 0,000, this year than last “Retail businers has been slightly greater below a Iowa's depression, ness in all lines, monthly building records in Peoria after a series are building lar orders already Che Casper Daily 1924 levels, but the outlook for an ase during the latter part of ear is encouraging. Due to national adver- sers have spent less money. this ions from now on urning prosperity. view of re- advertis- ing schedules are above last year's.” Des Moines Capital. sees PEORIA, ILLINOIS “The Peorla territory affords a ighly optimistic view for Fall busi- July broke all PROSPERITY SUN SHINES EVERYWHERE | Not # cloud can be seen on the business horizon by the newspaper executives in all sections of the response happiness of mind: Good crops, which the farmers will, in all probability, sell at profitable prices. Farms, in most sections, free of the debt that has oppressed them since 1920, legving the 1925 income ayailable for purchase of home necessities and luxuries. Bank clearings at the highest totals ever recorded. E Tremendous activity in building of bomes and commercial and industrial structures throughout the country, with frequent records in value of building permits. Revival of mining in several sections where inactivity has been the rule since the war. Little un General confident to EDITOR & PUBLIS! views on the prospects for fall busines: of them enthusiastically s0, some of them just o drawn through their opinions «would transtix these r pployment anywhere, except better conditions are expected later in the ttiude of retail mi purchases for fall sale and their advertising comthitments. Cribune ~ GREATEST AUTUMN BUSINESS IN HISTORY FORECAST BY ADVERTISING MEN Wonderful Crops, Building, Banking, Local Retail Buying and Space Orders Indicate Burst of Prosperity Through- out United States and Canada—All Basic Industries Unusually Active Milwaukee assures constant employ- ment and good business. However, on both of these we believe the 1925 Fall situation is to be better than average. Retailers look for- Ward to good business in all lines.” —R. A. Turnquist, advertising man- ager, Milwaukee Journal. CLEVELAND, OHIO mits and bank clear- > nd are both running d of last year. Bank clear- ings for the first seven months show an increase of over $70,000,000 over the same period in 1924. Building permits for the first six months were and a line ms for the in steel centers, where ea rhants, evidenced by their as { record months with © $1,000,000, Indus all increasing their tal well o rial plants orceés~ for “Bank clearings for the first six months of 1925 exceed all previous records, Bank deposits for the first months. increased 15 per cent r last year. ‘The retail outlook {s excellent. dvertising schedules for Fall are ead of 1924. The attitude of S men is one of conservative progress. The harvest outlook never brigh rin histe y for same publisher nscript, y of the Peoria sea —C. BP; Pe MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN op for the Fall of 1925 ndicates a st ja year s in this territory are very nd industrial employment is y 100 per ce diversity of agricultural influence, there 1s Due te dairying nd ely any impogtant fluttuation in tions in this field, of industries in icultural cond! nd th ediversity almost $37,000,000, a new record for Cleveland, and $5,000, for the same pei “Orders for coming in slow! ording to re ports from man urers of men’s and women's wearing apparel and wholesalers of drygoods, millinery, shoes and hardware, + ¢ cal retailers anticipate better ss in the last four months of ar than they had in the perlod last year. “Crop outlook is good with record corn crop.expected: a fair wheat harvest and oats producing an aver- age yield. “We expect a considerable in- crease in local display, classified and n nal advertising during the last months of this year."—R. A. Puber, busines smanager, Cleveland Press. are » in our “The usual Summer dullness has been Jess than might havo been ex pected and signs are seen on all sides of iner & confidence in Autumn prospects, There is no rea son to believe that there will be any | and feed crops are 30'per cent be! crop is the biggest in history. dearth of credit and this, coupled with the very much {mprover agri- cultural conditions, should provide the basis for busines sactivity. It is well known that there has been no overstocking of goods, so that continuation of the present buying demand, enhanced by the indicated agricultural prosperity, should re- sult in a very material upturn in the business trend. The belief pre- vails here that business is now on the most stable basis of any time since the war, and only the occur- rence of unforeseen circumstances can prevent a period of entirely satisfactory operations, ~ “Also, the number of men em- ployed in Detroit at this time is greater than during the same period for the last four years,. and if the past month is any criterion, Na- tonal and Local advertising sch ules should be substantially in ex- ess of last year."—H. Ponting, business mana; Detroit News, se ABERDEEN, SOUTH DAKOTA “The wheat crop {s fair. Co’ ter than last year's threhsing no Industry 1s improving. Bank clear- ings ch month display a marked increase. Retailers are optimistic nd their trade has increased over year. Advertising shows a 30 ent increase over last year and per cent over previous years since he. war."’—-Aberdeen American’ & News. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA “High prices for grain indicate in- creased purchasing power in the Northwest for Fall trade, The corn Other crops are normal. “Hand-to-mouth buying of small merchants continues, but whole- lers and jobbers report a fair in- se in trade over 1924, “Bank clearings are running from 10 to 20 per cent above last year. Mail order trade far surpasses 1924. “Department stores report slightly better buying than a year ago. “Building permits, both city and farm, run 25 per cent more for the first seven months of 1925 than for the same period of: 1924. “Present schedules and commit- ments of local and national adver- tisers for Fall season show a sub- tial increase over last year. Many other conditions pomt in the same direction.”—C. K. Blandin, publisher, St. Paul Dispatch &»Pio- neer Pres: ——— WASHINGTON—The Fleet. Cor- poration received three bids each for the purchase of the American export linés, the American Diamond Line and the American Yankee Line, freight service on the Atlantic. «Risk Nt naar cr For results try a Tribune Classi- fled Ad. We pay the freight on out-of-town purchases foul Like Trading At CALLAWAYS FURNI.URE Second Phone 246 Our Motto Service Casper Armature Works Repaired MOTORS Rewound Our Work Guaranteed —AND— Electric Supply and Construction Co. 257 SOUTH CENTER STREET Office Phone 483-W. CASPER, WYOMING 216 East Second St. STEEN & SHAULL WELDING CO. Phone 2650 INDIAN ICE CO. Phone 1340 Cook With Gas ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT New York Oil Company GAS DEPT. Casper Wholesale Dealers Wyoming Grocery Company Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables P.O. Box 1083 Phone 404 McCord-Brady Company Casper, Wyoming Wholesale Grocers PHONES 1600—1601 Paxton & Gallagher Company WHOLESALE GROCERS Casper Phone 1144 The Wyoming Automotive Company Wholesalers of everything for automotive needs Phone 812—813 Casper Supply Co. Distributors ‘of MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL and AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES. Phones 913 and 914 444-448 South Center St. Pelton & Hemry Insurance. All Lines Koler Furniture Co. SECOND HAND FURNITURE TRUNKS AND SUITCASES 220 S. Wolcott Phone 138 The Lidderdale Tool Co. GENERAL REPAIR WORK 1245 E. C St. Phone 766 Auto Equipment Co. Casper, Wyoming WHOLESALE AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES THE PALMS ICE CREAM & FLORAL CO. Casper, Wyoming PHONE 600 M. J. O’Fallon Supply Co. Phone =656 Wholesale Plumbing, Heating, Mill and Water Works Supplies Casper Bottling Works, Ine. Phone 13 J. S. Brown Mercantile Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS Casper, Wyoming Casper Tourist Camp Offers Ideal Facilities for Motorists. Wyoming Roofing Company Al kinds of roofs applied and repaire: 527 E, 12th St. Phone 18043 ‘American Bottling Co. Bottlers of CARBONATED BEVERAGES Greenwood & Davidson distribution: problems. Casper Ice & Cold Storage Manufacturers of Bubb’s Quality ICE CREAM Our Ice IS Pure PHONE 493 Tents, Awnings and all Canvas Goods P. O. BOX 1005 PHONE 2065 “Auto Tops, Flags and Decora- tions The KISTLER Tent & Awning Co. “Best In Their Lines” 617 EAST SECOND ST. CASPER, WYOMING WHOLESALE PIGEON Tea & Coffee Co. Yes, We Sell COFFEE RETAIL HOLMES HARDWARE Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods 110 East Second Street Crating Shipping Oldsmobile | Eight Pages of Comics In The Tribune Every Sunday Everywoman’s Store FINEST AND LARGEST IN WYOMING GEBO COAL, the Safe and Sensible FUEL Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company PHONE 949 LORTON FUNERAL HOME 8883S. Beech Phone 899 ” The Golden Rule Dep't Store Lindsay & Co. WYOMING'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Postage Prepaid to any part of the State on all Mail Orders. “THE BLUEBIRD L. D. BRANSON GROCERY AND SERVICE CONFECTIONERY E Open Sundays and Holidays QENITH CARDURETONS 544 S. Center Phone 1938 615 E. Second St. Phone 383 ] « CY Confectionery and Drugs We manufacture our own Ice Cream. Close to the Camp. Cor. CY and 13th. Phone 2314-J. J, E. LLOYD, Prop. Gantt Hardware Co. 406 E. 2nd St. Phone 1015 ANYTHING IN SHEET METAL Gas and Coal Furnaces The Pearl White Laundry We use soft water exclusively PHONE 1702 Natrona Motor Co. 550 EB. Yellowstone Phone 236 E. P. BRENNAN Gas Ranges Paints and Fishing Tackle 144 S. Durbin SPEND A DAY IN CASPER BETTY’S BEAUTY PARLOR TWELVE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS s PHONE 707 Velour Beauty Parlor Soft Water Shampoos. Expert Marcelling and Hair Dyeing. Face Packs. PHONE 1550 Riverview Park Casper’s Amusement Center Butter-Nut Bread Wyoming Baking Co. Swimming Pool Fine Dance Floor Unexcelled Music DRINK HILLCREST WATER Phone 1151 For Recreation— Try Riverview MILLS, WYO. Weaver Rubber & Vulcanizing Co.. 647 West Yellowstone 633 S. Center,-Next to Elks Bldg. CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP Automobile Tops, Upholstering Phone 1084-R Better Automobile Painting SEE US ABOUT SATIN FINISH Mrs. C, Mohr, Prop. Regular Meals 40c Short Orders a Specialty Yellowstone Cafe “Just Around the Corner” 4 409 S. SPRUCE Gladstone Repair Shop Locksmithing and Gun’ Repairing, Keys Duplicated While You Wait. Bicycle and Phonograph Repair ing and Supplies. General Re- pairing. Phone 2061-3 142 W, Second St. Casper Offers Exceptional Induce- mentstoEncourage More Industries ---Full Particulars Will Be Given Upon Request. CASPER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NATRONA SHOESHOP Rebuilding of Worn Footwear Phone 2166 114 E. MIDWEST Moving Packing