Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1925, Page 9

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1925 aa be Casper Dailo Tribune PAGE NINE a z =) tow rideyeagOR tha nis ufithe country, i RDS Mey sehies ad sugges ; — ors te |Ohio Champions sist Be S22 RACE RECORDS! 22." 28 arin re Tey thelr pedestal. Z “ in o ee 1 aia ag at e ie [Out to Conquer, |, Sree eons! DECOGNIZED BY ier. as |New Grid World| last season. They are/making A A A BOARD Alonzo. Stagg, a strong bid ngain with Pearce now coach at the University BY JD. KNOWLES second highest individual scorer in i . . and a product of eastern ore, Ohio, were allOhlo selec- the,Ohio conference. 3 As the man oldest in aetive foo —__—_——| “ Authorities Undec ided|* | =| and Believe Remains | Sik Stomach Teaches |f AND FELLOW CITIZENS FOR THEIR NP Her a Lesson | é Special ‘Central, Press Correspoment].- adie Biickle,. halfback; Ironton . TT service inthe country, the new May Be ( laimed. Brooklyn Mrs. Alfred Fie GENEROUS SUPPORT IN ELECT- DELAWARE, Q.,, Nov. 4/—Ohio| Ohfo, 1@ the most spectadvlar flash Bier pas aia bia 7 paper thinks his findings 7 % writes:—"T had become aceus- | Wesleyan’s eleven undefeated in the] in: Onto college erie 1 ® American Automobile carry Welklit “like thoze of like those of Camp SKEGON. NM Nov. 4.—cp) | tomed arising each ¢ a IG 4) eC INC J 7 1 i ono hd: having scored [any a date fe aaa oeet 18 Tfomifias allowed two new automobile KEG ‘ jomed to arising each if ING ME AS COUNCILMAN OF THE ords made in the races holding, conférence} a good all-around halfback adie| *P* lém, °N, Hi, bod: trable 1 ith CAPT Maurice: fnecializes in punting, plage kicking. ay. both, Souig! eta n FRuap | forward passing and. runningy back | ig es yy | . Ghorge urayewho set of non-sto punts, His bullet-Ike forward pas: | DUtay; Taree ot nuh aaa I WISH TO THANK MY FRIENDS | f THIRD WARD. were fre clogged. | ‘cars and 100 miles. ned = si : aa Suan os aso cars’ for nd ees | sshd tor Onin We se pebbacedacreh nae | BO ec tiated the 75 miles in i i ape? 35 ;minhtes 00.48 seconds, or at a \ games pla veirig” mad ed, 160 yards of; this alnst’ Ohio State rate of 50 miles an hour. He per aiivee ie ueware tirned in 100 miles in 46 minutes nt job and go home, ' | 2"Donaia Ye, Massillon | 4 pat ce, ut & rate Of 128,83}, CHUCAGO, Nov. 4.—)—Robbe s| arter’s Little riser ! | man. on the’ Ofily | S18 Meconds, of Kt a rate of 128551 neig up the Tinley Park State Bank,| “No Andeeuabiar aah a made over per- | e | $20 pounds Pin. eo anes P sed that pt Southwestern suburb, today and] ove t , f 1a spat { all. GFis Ben eene AUCH: SEEDED aed oe aped with $15,000 ( when e | has tHa|Petersde Paolo is leading In prizes nivasmen Hartisina ted tn. the tani ain H ting | for the year with $8000, The larg-l robbery, the first bank holdun ts A hae tala { tg {est amount earned by a driver forl Goo, aye thane eines Carter’s Little Liver Pills relieve | . enr was $110,000 by dJimmy| ying. ag y oe onstipated condition by cleans: | Murphy in 1924, the y t hi Seen Sewer otE Ae; Oi | Dete Jing the intestines of their waste | SaUR Roy it 1888), tee: wenes a! ' and directors ‘of Illinois | a Passe ty: a} ” deht | matter. Their action is te k robber campaign has been 4 | ROX MODEST FOR HERE IT 1S! THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR! IT’S HERE! ask about baseball, football, box: ng or any other amateur or pro fessional sport— Write to John B. Foster, on sasebail. Lawrence Perry, on amateur | sports, and Pair Play on boxing and other CHICAGO, . 4—)—Much pen told of the modesty of Grange, the Illinois griditon The latest. tale explains why Britton, bis mate, instead of Grange, made one of the four touchdowns ,} professional’ sports. AN ere:epe | [0° ‘he Tinl. tirange wanted some slat correspondents of the Caaper| | N° cise to share the glory. As quarterback he elected Britton after Ba oa $14,World Building, New) | the latter assured him he would not fumble. It was the first touchdown Britton ever made for Illinola: —_—_>————_ Bnclose,-.a. stamped, selft-ad- reply. NOVEMBER 4TH TO NOVEMBER 11TH caplet 38 AUTHORITY ON : Epoie f s g " ihe: érity ° < . * ‘ r BLICK So GEARE AGe nue tI ane We have just moved into larger and more commodious quarters in the Consolidated Royalty Building on " nse—each man protecting a ter- —is better on short passes | - nan to man on long. Shas { q the, balt throwh to first habe, Tins Inedintely the timpire called the man safe and almost as quickly, reversed imself and-called him out. Could he do that? = South Center Street, the room formerly occupied by the Princess Confectionery, and we are mighty proud of the way we have fixed itup. like the small boy with his first pair of red boots, we now want to show off and it is for that reason that we are staging this sale so that the Casper public can become acquainted with the new BEE HIVE. We want all of our old friends and new friends to get better acquainted with us. Our selling pol- icy, which is‘no other than thé “Best for Less,” has made us countless friends in Casper and we will never be- tray the confidence they have imposed in us by deviating one iota from this method. CHICAGO, Nov, 4—@—Who t This year's all-American + t2 the ouftstand- o collabiate arid) Arches entid jae pesBay « | team to replace that of the A . : ig roe! : ito. chan { Ohio," |ihatantancons attempt te eorrext a | lute Walter Camp, is a question Mr. Heller has just recently returned from the east where he found a number of wholesalers in financial % f OBE ae omléd onde | already being agitated. here. ¥ - Pabereran Le nia : fe ie < bi Sahnndthe sHaseehinntonelly yon's teaipe sare ‘known Ki ° difficulties and due to this situation he was fortunate in making some big merchandise purchases of nationally _ SUBAN dame. In’ URGE four fut hab eeaaes aeeatin tree aero] aeciton who will supply late. advertised lines at sensational discounts. The result is this: Mr. Heller proposes to pass these savings on to asons and haye won the collegiate | And where is Henry Garrity the for-| Pt none of these will have behind them the tradition and more or less ship of their ‘state twice ee Sear games played this mem conference. and <ndn-confere; tling- Bishopahiwe! > seatya” nts to opponents’ 10% SEE vluit ch p Y ‘playing against the Philadelphia , they meet Syracuse. ones Of th nized, authority “of the Camp tions Chicago Herald and Examiner —Dawson is at Denver Univer- nd Garrity is at Wake Forest ae ae eae EVERY PIECE OF MERCHANDISE IN THE STORE ON SALE AT PRICES THAT WILL SAVE YOU MANY DOLLARS. COME AND SEE! ‘ ee a ee eee LADIES’ 100% WOOL SLIP-ON SWEATERS ALL-WOOL SHIRTS HORSEHIDE VEST eae eat ae a RAYON SILK HOSE UNION SUITS 69¢ ANDI DRAWERS $11.95 Analyze America’ regen indus- large number of for ultimate splite Ol it made and cl pon \* 45e $4.15 Gola nara need. some St. 49 this same sound ‘ thing Re Two-ple Underwea other cigar offers Taal Ternariabie For sheer beauty and real Value , " F 80 cheay most ) value i nd cuff value? What Vhat other can haye for its comfort, at a price within rea pure woe Ipe eight. i slogan “a million a day”? son, here's the greatest value I ‘ ened s0 to those who have built aver offered, good wearing, up this slogan, we offer our sin- good looking Hose, most any HANA 50% WOOL HANDKERCHIEFS hanks. Foritisto them that desired shade. “ne owe our abit) to ve auch BepATie UNION SUITS 1c a value ithow ‘their 7 tear it would be = _ $2. 95. at ity at? for 18 nts. coe Pm 95e White cambric, heatiy> hem TART at cents. te A million thanks ne oy east ee x “772 that White Owls have made Just like a homerun to bese. T to a million smokers Ree ea | men eer vatanvniee tk We are very proud of the sweet- Wanting tovveave.. Regular CHAMOIS VESTS We will give absolutely free to the first ness and mellowness that are being found in Wurre Ow1s. But prouder UNION SUITS $8.9 5 still of the constant patronage of a not mere rumor, I million of smokers which enables Durchase and étore up 98c 200 customers a good CLOTHES BRUSH or MILITARY HAIR BRUSH. These Brushes usually retail at 75e. 3425 LUGGAGE ‘¢ friends of the BEE HI'VE—in other words, a WONDERFUL BARGAIN OFFERING. It extra sweetness us to give them tobacco from the ofthis wonder-crep inet, tire "seas west ‘s : Come and get one. I | mM can truth- ibbed garments, ecru = f finest crop in years—without ad- ; ‘Tully say that. the $1.60 value, SLA i vance in price. . A eday will be the ee BOYS’ OVERCOATS — Zi é same to-morrow, SUITS AND OVERCOATS ‘he ‘At Prices That Guarantee Big Savings MEN’S OVERCOATS$1 O. 45 Oh what a grand and glorious feelir so small a sum you can get an all- good style coat. Look 'em over, they’ri MEN’S SUITS $19 95 Large variety of. patterns and styles. 1 all; Ww me materials and standard makes. Values in the’ lot § OVERCOAT $23. 95, SHOES-SHOES At Prices That Cannot Be Duplicated worth $8 BOYS’ SUITS -, 98.99 Men’s Dress Shoes $3.95 ular $6.06 Boys’ Dress,or School Shoes be 49 gular Work Shoes WOOL MIXED SOx Pe a Very best of style and materii egu ye for a regular man at ll let us show you we know we leather B ostonian and Stacy Adams Shoes guaranteed as to material and workmat hip to. please the most fastidious, " Society Brand and Style P "lus Suits LEATHER VESTS No where ean you find higher 4. 95 If you ever wear them, oil, Quad ahiahie | get acquainted prices. You c aif nt the best They are good looking, 4 their 1 " old suit is looking kinda shabby. Come in and let en and wear and wear and the prices are ¢ i to the last fit you out now. jot Leathe r ae 1 nds away below the usual rock bottom. We fit the foot aleve, mofeakin hel HN 6 valle ail i $a; [ME BEE HIVE ‘gage Tap, most ality, at bottom NEW LOCATION ON CENTER STREET most prices, nice dressy caps. Variety of ‘patterns and any Consolidated Royalty Building—Room Formerly Occupied by Mauree Prificess Confectionery Company fan, what to buy goo rts for the