Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TWELV TWELVE FURS OFFERED. | = TTBIREI “SHERIDAN PLINS ICN te e"\\ First Payment : \ takes any Ring \ We MODERN way A fo Buy j if it is found ble for land ‘Mae EONTRECTS FOR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT The Casper Pharmacy [ |) | Second and Wolcott Odd Fellows Corner @ | jute js Sek | ASCO eae oon Boutiy Center ‘Friday and Saturday | ARE THE WIND-UP DAYS OF OUR FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALE For the Two Final Days WE WILL OFFER EXTRA SPECIALS AT Big Savings TURKISH TOWELS COTTON LINGERIE CREPE r 4 All colors, plain and flowered, at yard 19x86, good heavy qualits 1.00 24 WIDE GINGHAM Per yard FULL SIZE SHEETS 7 Bc al ’ SILK AND WOOL ¢ FINISH UNDERWEAR | 0 Pilow Coes BH OO 98c Bosal a Bargains Cups and Saucers Closing Out A LOT of Bidin end inith denier pein Ladies’ Dresses Dinner Plates 10¢ G 95 Soup Plates -5e a Ott extraordinary bargains Ladies’ Fibre Silk Hose, i) in Dishes 2 pairs for_ -..-$1.00 'Kassis Dry Goods Co. 137 EAST SECOND PHONE 1740 ei 1 GUIDE MAIL PLANES STAR ROUTES PENDING: Che Casper Sunday | || 1} 1 Sieaty Pastor =| For Christian Church Active t W. Luce of Colo. ting as supply pas i ye for the Christian church for the | time bei for the union evan duled to begin} Luce was for | tor of a church in work on in connection with tt | REY. A. W. LU his home ¢ but during rec years his work has embraced numer including the &xpl A sermonet ressed to the and the minis k at the he weekly to chur ugh ian yountain ¥ in this work. Assassination | Of Mussolini Is Frustrated | | | | =a | | | j | | ie | rating t armistic forme nbont was socialist dep- na train boni’s secre a.result of the affair the gov ernment has ordered the prefect throughout Italy to occupy all the | Masonic ordinate to the ' Grand in Rome, national headquarters for the order UTE INGREASE OPPOSED BY. ~~ STATE ROARD Wyoming Commission Enters Protest to Railroad Plea. | | Two Weeks Mission| |Held at Cheyenne | CHREY 'E, Wyo,, Nov. 5.—Rev, fathers Joseph Boyle and Bernard Mulloy, missionary fathers of the | Congregation of the Holy Crogs, No: | tre Dame, Ind., are In @heyenne con lucting a two-v mission at St Mary's eatheé . fthe city. | bit eile oe Fresh Crabs ‘ ASCO South Center! Tribune THURSDAY, NOVEMBER § 5, 1925 {FAQN FOUND BY SIDE (cx Srtiemaraeneetcre| Wife of Boxer | Por Sift Joints, OF MOTHER SLAN BY |= trate seseerets) Assault Charge INTHINKING HUNTER », had Uved in t F ture for three years. It was iden- right ear which had been | This was its’ first The last volley in the marital strife of Eddie Moon, colored prize- SHERIDAN, Wyo., y-tun fawn, incredul fe, of its m ious hunter that when led remedies. fail 4 Ease is sure to speedily sucteed It's for joint ailmefts. only—t re advised to use It for painful, inflamed r - ee fighter, whose :natrimonial troubles |s 5.—A \OFfi 4 Cl b have kept Casper courts busy, ech- he. uwcers u oed away into ellence today when se limber up the: join y De Judge Bryant S. Cromer, at the In-| 1 a feel younger—is cl Gutted b Fire stance cf the county attorney's of- ng snd quick res y fice, dismissed the assault and bat-| are xty cents a tube j we | te charge pending against Beat- Mi Drug Co, y by | — rice Moon, : ere. same and! MOUNT CLE) Mich., Nov.| The charge was filed as the result} Always re ube Happy |5—()—Fire early last night des- ble on September | Ease gets in joint misery gets oui — below ed the officers club at Selfridge , Moon ts sald to south | Pield and consumed all the personal] have shot Eddle up because he fail- sions of the 30 officers who|ed to come home! on Biggest Selling Joint y jus ¢ buried Eddie decided he had endured Remedy in the World i n r aide Bard | at $30,000 and t enough and lor month was granted cafes at Teepe xy SEM CRT AE a divorce. Belleving that its evl- ° Wad ; 3 te iens mother Aipweas an ele dence was; sufficient to convict, the if he was ot siren for submarines to sound when | state deteponitied to consider the in; ial 1 belleved that the d was! they are about to come to the sur-'eident closed and the dismissa) or- kil Wednesday © Th sel; It face. der fcllowed. £244 PAIRS of Fresh 2@ fa % OY ie ew Stylish Just Unpacked! ON SALE TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Made poeal Shoe We were fortunate in being able to purchase this group rtists @ cos © SUL i Anni ‘6 CAEGD 0 GEEE 0 GUD € Ger ¢ CE in ut. =n o ae 5 rae a of high styled, exquisitely fashioned, carefully and ser- | sel paral a anerite reece yiceably made ladies’ dress slippers.at so low a figure that ey Kid Gate we are enabled to offer them to you at this special price. el is; Brand New Patterns—Pumps We wish we could picture to you in print the smooth fit, =f. oo and Straps and T nifty patterns, fine finish and stylish appearance of these fc Spike, L shoes. We wish we could do justice to these truly re- c markable values and tell you about the variety and scope ( o Medium Round. of tomorrow’s special offering in this small space. So mple variety Be the we'll have to give you the heartiest invitation we know Y to wear these new how to come and see them yourself and let them speak i. | i for themselves, In Lustrous Black Satin A charming slipper beautifully devel- oped in jet black satin. The trimming is of soft black suede with decorative stitching running through it. An ar- tistic dull silvered buckle graces the center of the instep strap, Heels are a comfortable low Spike, toes trimly rounded. You'll want this slipper at With Intriguing Touches of Trimming k patent in a soft pli- a sed. to make this dain- ty pattern most alluring. The shape of the toe, the tilt of the spike heel will win your fancy promptly. ‘The nodes: nn gy at the thi t id once— navelicowets (avieat at ctheyebeaee IS THE PRICE of gunmetal calf that con aee wn . Is f he pater 3 e Dinan Wade cee aoe And here are Five Reasons ‘ WHY they are worthy of your immediate, serious consideration: REASON 1—They Are of the Latest Mode—at a Reasonable Price. You couldn't buy ten-dollar footwear more up-to-the-minute in pattern or ma- terial than these stylish slippers. The heels are Cuban and Spike—the latest. The materials are those most wanted— : velvet, satin, patent and kid. ‘The fit is Stylish—In Black Velvet excellent. Black velyet—the cloth of kings— AN UL UU LULL LULU ULL Uns euUe (© GREED © CazamD © GLEE 0 GEIS 6 ase DO aD 6 IDO CES LRU it EEE © CEEE]! © CRED © MEAD © GEES OER EIS 3 and q ns—is the material used in 2 REASON 2—They Are Neatly epee Joakiog buckle pump. The 1 eer} and Smoothly Made. uckle, by the way, is not as pictured, Combining Comfort These are not shoddy, common looking Jf being of wunmetal beadwork on the With Style slippers, crudely made and carelessly t ped ties so i Ne Ppt Ane We think this is the prettiest Cuban finished, but are fashioned with an at- tee ian ie awe fae Ing heeled slipper we have ever offered. tention to detail that makes for smooth, ee | BERBERS 218 CRUE eay {DEAT s n >, . hi e -s) It buttons across the instep with a trim appearance. For instance — they eels are high Spike, toes semi-short. wide three-button openwork strap. are half-lined inside with pearl gray Circular stitched cut-outs on the kid leather, heels are wood coyered, all sides add a style ch, and rouned edges are carefully bound, all trimming toes mean comfort We have this is evenly sewed, a | \ slipper in utiful black patent ——— and soft sme ck kid— REASON 3—The Sise: fRange Is Ample. These slippers are not in “double E width: r but are in A, B c nd sold. This give you a better chance to be properly fitted * which means your shoes will wear better . and look new longer—to say nothing of > comfort, REASON 4—They Are Made to Give Service and Hold Their Shape. . . 1 4 ge ‘These shoes are made with genuine lea- | Picture It in Biack Satin ther insoles, outsoles and counters—ti 'Twould be hard to imagine a. more pine course, eet material for these fetching slipper than tiis neat black aoe! AH hidden parts. The linings are of strong satin with its contrasting trimming An Excellent Fitter white twill—the secret of light weight of bright black patent. ‘The rozette 1 would-like to combine the sup: h shape. The satins, effect on the side is an ornament that f , kid leathers used in the uppers gives individuality and the rounded - our oxfords with the of your light slippers, of these slippers are good weight and of toes and spike heels are real class. nd new tie, It's not ex- excellent quality. See it on your foot— act tured, having rounder toes aa SE ET at r e of the shap- REASON 5 — Variety from ed heel p obra is with fyi tas- Which to Choose. seled laces through four eyelets, In Thatta Wethinie vou w hantse 7 Meth nate i you want when you go lack ‘kid: with«patent) tape Uiimnibs to select shoes. You have it in this a Onin FlehlApsene Mid _ wath vderh group. You ma t from satin, vel- vn kt I im Ps vet, kid,-calf and patent Different stragg, buckle pumps and ties. And lit- tle touches of_ornamentation that your The Economy Shoe Basement artistic sense Will appreciate, Be,down was built by better values—It a tomorrow! is growing by giving Boer values. 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