Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 22, 1925, Page 8

| PAGE EIGHT 5-0. Telephone 621 P. O. Box 1623 J. F. COWAN HAY, GRAIN FEED and SALT Wholesale and Retail 325 8. Durbin oe Casper, Wyo. | MOVED to New Location 109 SOUTH CENTER STREET | W. L. TALBERT PHONE 502 Adding Machines Typewriters 2 All-Steel Furniture LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS “With the prospect of a bumper cotton crop in Arkansas, estimated 8,000 bales larger than ever , and danger from the boll 4] 5 < ama ; weevil remote, Little Rock bank 44 ires, Tubes and Accessories clearings of 9 millions greater than "| ALEMITE SERVICE STATION || Gantt Hardware Co, | tas: year, continuation of a building 1 Free Crank Case Service 406 E. 2ND ST. PHONE 1015 | Doom and increased producti ‘ the oil fields, Little Rock merc e TEXACO GASOLINE Close-Out Sale on are buying heavier than fon years, %, _ n anticipation of a big trade this P Center Street Camp Stoves Fall. The Gazette's local contracts _* A and Fall lneage schedules for for- 4 Service Station eign advertising both show increases 5TH CENTER & RAILROAD over last year.”—F. W. Allsop, busi. Hogan Spot Grocery | °°": mianager, Arkatisas Gazette: Bread-Butter, Milk and Eggs cee FRESH EVERY DAY PORTLAND, OREGON Corner East A and Beech wheat crop is good and Phone 2070 prices for it are fair. The fruit yield is low, but prices are high. “We have a big clip of wool at a good price. The lumber market {s quiet.. Other industries are quiet, but improvement is in sight. Un: employment is small. Retail sales are good, with excellent Fall pros: pects. Building permits for seven months manifest a 47 per cent in- crease. Bank clearings for July were 10 per cent over last July. Both local’ and foreign advertising volume are about the same as last TRUCK CO. year, with excellent prospects. for .. fs Fall.""—Portland Oregonian. Distributors of saa WHITE BUSSES & TRUCKS SALAS SPOKANE, WASHINGTON “The Pacific Northwest is in the midst of harvesting one of the two or three most profitable crops in {ts entire history, with high prices pre- vailing all along the Mne. Govern ment forecasts estimate the wheat output of Washington, Idaho, and Oregon at 82,000,000 bushels, oats 29,000,000 bushels, barley 14,000,000 bushels, potatoes 27,000,000 bushels, apples 35,000,000 bushels, hay 6,- 000,000 tons. According to the De- partment of Agriculture, these six crops alone have a value at the farm gate of $343,000,000 or $136,- 000,000 more than the same crops had on the same date last year. Substantial prosperity also prevails in our lumbering centers and our mining industry, which produces 40 per cent of the nation’s lead, is thriving, with lead prices touching new high levels. Radiator Re- y or night .m. to 11 p. m. Phone 2341 Vulcan Open 6 CY FILLING STATION and Battery Station Glass replacements in all makes of cars John Jourgensen 242 W. Yellowstone CASPER MOTOR BUS LINE Operating 11 White Busses WHITE MOTOR HERNCALL & HERNCALL CHIROPRACTORS 40 Adjustments for $20.60 at Office Single Adjustments $1.00—Calls $1.50 810 EAST SECOND ST. PHONE 1108 | ‘Alemite Service Station CARS GREASED 112 S. Durbin Phone 1904 OGARTY ARMACY Phone 2125 telephone for the best food values in town. Just call 1251 and we'll give you the best for the least. We deliver. JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY CO. “The tap of the carpenters’ ham: mer joins the Miak of tho reaper and the sounds of axe and drill in the orchestration of prosperity, Build- ings are going up in Spokane as they have not before in 12 years, while increased bank clearings and swelling postal receipts show that Second & Conwell THE TROY LAUNDRY CO. 326 N. Durbin 638 EAST SECOND Phones 1672 and 1673 Phones 1251—1252 the step of busines has quickened to this catchy tune. We pay the freight on out-of-town purchases You'll Like Trading At UNIFORMLY GOOD WORK COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. We are equipped to handle all classes of work at right prices. CALLAWAYS FURNI.URE 133 B, Second Phone 246 Our Motto Service Casper ‘Armature ; « | Basement Midwest Bldg. Phone 980-J Works : Repaired MOTORS Rewound : Our Work Guaranteed t —AND— i CASPER Midwest Cigar Store ||. Electric Supply and . ATTERY CO HERD TALE Construction Co. : Bi ° MARTHA WASHINGTON 257 SOUTH CENTER STREET ; Stor: ; and Office Phone 483-W : StOrh Ree eee MISS SAYLORS CANDIES CASPER, WYOMING x anc : Automobile Electric ¥ Service k Gabriel Snubbers “99 ees st = Pp . ' | Casper Battery Co. ? & Perkins & Co. 119 E. 5th Phone 907 SPECIALTY STORE : Table and Decorative Linens. Service Cleaners Children’s Wear and Ladies’ Novelties, CLEANING, DYEING, AND Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. PRESSING Phone 1944-J 216 East Second St. Phone 56 Jackson STEEN & SHAULL WELDING CO. Phone 2650 SADDLE ROCK CAFE Quality and Cleanliness Is Our Motto 220 WEST FIRST STREET Booths for Privacy INDIAN ICE CO. Phone 1340 Pa ateut LISTEN / / | | PLEASE CALL cog, EVERY WEEK Cook With Gas ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT New York Oil Company GAS DEPT... j yy Ship to Casper in care of Vatrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company P. O. BOX 573 Write us about your distribution problems. !% 5 Laundry Phone 2282 | 228 W. K. Street he Casper Daily “Prominent Spokane wholesalers report their customers stocking more heavily. Our own business is feeling the thrill of growing con- fidence. National advertising in June and July increased 27 per cent in the Washington Farmer, the Ore. gon Farmer and the Idaho over last year, while national ad- vertising in the Spokesman Review nd Chronicle hag also recorded gratifying gains.”—Ralph E. Dyar, Cowles Publishing Company, eee TACOMA, WASHINGTON “An industrial survey in 1924 showed that ‘Tacoma had 260 indus- trial plants with 15,000 employed. The 1925 survey, just completed, showed 550 plants with 18,204 em- ployed. The State Bureau shows a gain in the industrial payroll for the first three months of 1925 of $1,784,852. “Building permits for 1925 show a gain over the same period of 1924, when the record total of $8,000,000 was reached. “While local retail buying shows the usual normal slump, dealers are optimistic over the Fall situation. “Crops are excellent, lumber mills are reopening and bank transactions for July, 1925, total $76,018,000, a gain of $6,000,000 over July, 1924. All in all, conditions indicate a prosperous Fall and Winter, with buying above normal and activity in many lines. Nothing of the boom order is to be expected,”—Charles B. Welch, editor and general man- ager, Tacoma News-Tribune. eee DENVER, COLORADO “Prosperity is cutting a new tooth in the Rocky Mountain States. A marked revival in the mining indus- try is noted and new-oil wells with large production have been opened in Colorado. Frequent rains insure good crops and fine range for cattle grazing. “Building permits are greater than last year. Jobbing, manufac- turing and retailing are showing a satisfactory increase. “Consolidation of some banks and larger buildings for others, enlarged retail stores and new enterprises starting augur a good Fall and Winter business."—Denver Post. see SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS n Antonio is the center of an a suffering from the worst drought in many years and this dis- trict will produce probably one third of its normal cotton crop, our great agricultural money cfop. Fortun- ately this drought comes after five record-breaking productive _y | and the fruits are al; 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 and the farmers will weather it nicely. So far the trade effect in San Antonio has scarcely been felt and the bringing in of a new oil pool here probably has offset any ill effects. “Business conditions are normal for this season with the largest bank clearings in the city’s history. Savings accounts indicate the great. reserve among consumers ever known in San Anton{o, “The 600 industrial establishments are working full time, selling their entire output and with no shutdowns report Fall ord n Antonio ‘F Week’, which be the largest attend: chants in three ya “Retailers are buying cautiously, limiting thelr orders to needs in im- mediate prospects but they are buy- ing as wide a range of products as ever. The public's buying power is not apparently affected by the drought due to sufficient credits and the excellent financial cc ~*!on of territory affected. Hence no serious s8 1x anticipated. vertising sched- —William = Me- an Antonio Intosh, Light. publisher, see OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA he Nation's Business for eight straight months lists all Oklahoma as good or fair, with’no quiet spot anywhere. We interviewed twelve business men—four retailers, two jobbers, one manufacturer, two bankers, one editor, one building and loan, and one mortgage banker— and all report Fall prospects better than last year. “Retailers are buying heavily. The crop outlook is improved by general rains and the cotton crop is better than average. “No unemployment 1s noted. Building activity 1s ahead of last year, retail expansion is especially imp rmers are out of debt crop money will annels. Local ad- js ahead of last year and schedules are coming in —Oklahoman and national earlier than usual. Times. eee PHOENIX, ARIZONA “Building permits in Phoenix for the first six months of 1925 exceed the total for all of 1924. One third of a million irrigated acri ‘ound Phoenix produced bumper crops of. lettuce, grapes, cantaloupes, alfalfa y harvested. 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. 4 Distributors of MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL and AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES. Phones 913 and 914 444-448 South Center St. Pelton & Hemry Insurance. All Lines wy my 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 READ THE TRIBUNE annem one nen satan anette A TEA sano nen anacbennlattt wks, 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, Inc. Phone 136 J. S. Brown Mercantile Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS Casper, Wyoming Casper Tourist Camp Offers. Ideal Facilities for Motorists. Wyoming Roofing Company All kinds of roofs applied and repaired 527 E, 12th St. Phone 1804J ‘American Bottling Co. Bottlers of CARBONATED BEVERAGES Greenwood & Davidson © == LORTON — FUNERAL HOME 333 S. 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. We are surpassing the crops of any previous year, and the returns to the farmer have been substantially fereater. The cotton crop never looked better. ‘The yield per acre this-year will be 25 per cent greater than last year, and prospects are good for a much better price. “Local business men point to un- precedented- building, increases -in bank deposits, and bumper crops*as a sure barometer. National and local advertising schedules are run- ning ten to 15.per cent greater than during corresponding months of 19) Charles A. Stauffer, general manager, Arizona Republican, else HOUSTON, TEXAS “Local harvest prospects for Hous- ton’s trade territory as a whole are not as good as last year, however, crops along the Gulf. Coast, which forms ® part of Houston's trade territory, are in better condition than generally. “Industrial prosperity is indicated by negotiations now being carried on for several textile industries to be brought to Houston. The fron and foundry business, of which Houston, has the honor of being first in the South, shows a constant increase. The Southern Car & Foundry Com- pany, one of the largest in the world, has recently entered Houston. $4,875,000 {s to be spent in muni- cipal improvements. Valuation of exports handled through the Port of. Houston for the fiscal year ending June 30 was $268,258,791, or 147 per THE BLUEBIRD GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY Open Sundays and Holidays 544 S. Center Phone 1938 L. D. BRANSON SERVICE DELCO—KLAXON—REMY ZENITH CARBURETORS 615 EB. 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 SMEET METAL Gas and Coal Furnaces The Pearl White Laundry We use soft water exclusively | PHONE 1702 E. P. BRENNAN Gas Ranges Paints and Fishing Tackle 144 S. Durbin Oldsmobile Natrona Motor Co. 550 E. Yellowstone Phone 236 SPEND A DAY IN CASPER ear. J a valdation of building permits for =| ties, TWELVE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS E PHONE 707 the first seven months of 1925 total $12,810,584, an increase of $2,683,416 over the same period of last year. “Bank clearings for the first seven months’ of 1925 aggregate $943,- $00,489.00, an increase of $170,- 265,198.00 over the same period of last year. “Bank deposits July 25 were $127,. 587,714, an increase over the same perlod of last year of $22,361,488. “The retailer's attitude this year, while not exactly optimistic, is not pessimistic either. They are look- ing forward to about the same bus!- ‘ ness they had last year. “Local advertising for the first seven months of this year shows a gain of over 10,000 Inches, while ational advertising shows a small rrease for the first seven months. Indications for national advertising for this fall, however, are very good and 1925 will undoubtedly a bigger record than 192 Velour Beauty Parlor Soft Water Shampoos. Expert Marcelling and Hair Dyeing. Face Packs, PHONE 1550 Riverview Park Casper’s Amusement Center vor | Butter-Nut = Bread * Wyoming Baking Co. Swimming Pool Fine Dance Floor Unexcelled Music DRINK HILLCREST For Recreation— % Try Riverview Kelton, national advertising man- ina ager, Houston Chronicle, WATER Phone 1151 MILLS, WYO. Casper Ice & Cold Storage Manufacturers of Bubb's Quality ICE CREAM Our Ice IS Pure PHONE 493 Balloon Tents, Awnings and all Canvas Goods P. O. BOX 1005 PHONE 2065 Auto Tops, Flags and Decora- tions Weaver Rubber & Vulcanizing Co. 647 West Yellowstone The KISTLER Tent & Awning Co. “Best In Their Lines” 617 EAST SECOND ST. CASPER, WYOMING 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 Cafe “Just Around the Corner” Yellowstone A Eight Pages of Comics In The Tribune Every Sunday 409 S. SPRUCE Gladstone Repair Shop Lo nithing 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. WHOLESALE PIGEON Tea & Coffee Co. Yes, We Sell COFFEE RETAIL Casper Offers Exceptional Induce- ments to Encourage More Industries -Full Particulars Will Be Given Upon Request. CASPER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ,.. HOLMES HARDWARE Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods NATRONA SHOE SHOP Rebuilding of Worn Footwear et 114 E. MIDWEST Everywoman’s Store FINEST AND LARGEST IN WYOMING 110 East Second Street “ '} Phone 2166 we GEBO COAL, the Safe and Sensible FUEL Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company ions #& PHONE 949, & Moving Shipping Packing