Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1926, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE Che Casper Daily Cribun WEEKS: ATTACK UPON MITCHELL MAY BE olFTED Garrett Wants House to Probe Breach of Privilege ON, Jan. 4—U)—In vi the house of the rea tive Garrett t said iven action the ther commit ich he ur by the commit i house. 1 shall ask the tee to examine this | s in the ir before a to tell the ——>___— See those tires at Public Used Car Market your skin itches and burns, apply ° Resinol: As soon as this soothing ointment touches itch skin, the itching usually stops and healing begins. That is why doctors have prescribed it so success- fully for nearly thirty years in even the severest cases of eczema, ringworm, hes and many other tormenting, g skin diseases. Buy a jar of tacalr ol tromsuyasc ceil ggist today and note the improvement after the first treatment. LAVOYE 330 CFCF (411) Mont 8:00 |AERIAL HIGHWAYS ACROSS POLE WISIONED BY EXPLORING PARTY r, Jan. 4.—(?)—The ser Engineer Perfects Radio Device To Lower High Blood Pressure it is on modifications of the Einstein theory of relativity that he has made the computations of energy, which physicians say ap- parently permit him to control the t. George H, Wilkins, av- ara interested s, Portland civil eng , operated on the elec: and those countries] flight into the lttle known WAHG! (316) 8 hregae aD. tro-radio principle, “Reputable physicians of the city experiments s' who have lven testing the device say that as far as they can tell from brief investigation, what is claimed for it.” HEST COLDS Apply over throat and chest —cover with hot flannel clotn. ble to tontrol vill control bases of gr and military value WRVA (256) Richmond. 10:00 . chief engineer the machine does ) Hot Springs Rain prominent doc- for the last four “The instrument, tors here declare, months has been ured in regulating blood pressure, a S| with high blood press had the pressure lowered to normal .|and others with low blood pressure have had the pressure raised. Heligoland will lished on lands over the North pole, Captain Wilkins a discussed the importance of the pro: Such are the ininted with the CFCF (411; Montreal, quainted with the pogcenay nds in the northland for. the t given In honor 0} | RADIO PR PROGRAM FOR TODAY MONDAY, JANU JANUARY 4. 7 4. International Radio Programs. ETHE WS WHITE CAPS. “Pos Is a ape of Zurich ‘Poty- h cor 17 Males Far Does me sande in which PAY-DAY. MEANS MUCH MORE RIALTO FRUIT STORE Bargains Galore Large Juicy Florida Grape Fruit, each {Ne Extra Large Florida Grape Fruit, each 1h@e Blue Goose Oranges;. doz. Bananas, lb Head Lettuce Large Pascal Celery, bunch Large Utah Celery Egg Plant, e WDAF (366) Kansas City. ‘oposed in a house A.M. WKRC (326) Cincinnati. WABN (244) LaCr Scientific Prize Goes to Student Of Ether Drift KANSAS CITY, 52) Shenandoah. s a breach of privi-| 'C 2 bunches Fac Jan, 4.—@)—The 1 $1,000 prize of the American ation for the Advancement of author of the most » contribution to science was led here today professor of physics at . WMAQ, WMBB, 8 bunches ane s always in stock—Spinach, Cauli- Onions, Beets, Turnips, Carrots, Tomatoes. Ask About Our Strictly Fresh Eggs RIALTO FRUIT STORE Rialto Theater Building KTBI (294) Los Angeles. ry flower, Radishes, The award was based on Dr. X “The Mlechelson-Mor. | © drift experiment,” | at a general session of the | hty-second annual meeting of the sociation here last Tuesday. paper stated that, Wagon Seren aders. | ler’s paper on as the result of| SB (428) Atlanta. UI (484) Iowa City. the Mount Wilson observa- certain profound ild_be necessitated in theory of rela- KOA (322) Denver Casper to Buffalo Sheridan Stage CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 900 A.M. Javes you approximately 18 hours’ travel between Casper and Sheridan. S OR LAYOVERS CASPER-’ SHERIDAN. TRANSPORTATION CO: TOWNSEND UOTEL KGW (492) Portlar C KLX (509) Oakland. ~ L: FARE—$11.00. a Used Car Market. ey ” Dairy Butter. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1926 A woman vent to an eminent di-|her tale of woe, and when she haq vine and complained of the bad con. | finished asked her, “Have . ou ever duct of her husband, who, she sald, was an utterly worthless fellow. tried heaping coals of fire upon his *| head?” “No,” replied the woman, “but The minister lstened patiently to| 1 ye tried ‘ot water.!" ONLY A.FEW STEPS | i BUT PAID FOR RICHLY By your turning around the corner off Second to 140 South Durbin Street Dependable merchandise at ridiculous savings is your reward on everything you buy here in Shoes, Over- shoes, Rubbers, Dry Goods, Notions, Glassware and Crockery, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings., etc. A few of our many specials are: ge ee $1.38 Men’s Part Wool Hose, DOMGDAIY aaa on cae e eee 19¢e Ladies’ Cashmere Hose, “ per pale pa te ee 38e Leather Vests, Sheep-lined Coats and Mackinaws at prices lower than wholesale. poe Steel Snow Shovels, 3 $i. 45% $2160. yalpeo eee $14.15 Furthermore, you still have a chance to get a $150 Vitanola Phonograph FREE on the top of saving. This Phonograph to be given away January 15th. Still another line or two will be added to our stock. WATCH FOR THEIR APPEARANCE IN OUR WINDOWS OPSAHL’S Economy Store 140 South Durbin St.—Just Off Second St. WCCO (417) St KGO (361) Oakland. ‘L (248) Baltimore. 2 WLW (326) Cincinnat! KTHS (375) Hot Spr CHALLENGE SALE After taking inventory we find ourselves overstocked with thousands of dollars’ worth of winter tabgheger To move this immense stock we have inaugurated the GREATEST PRICE CUTTING SALE ON RECORD We Challenge the Entire West to Meet Our Prices Every Piece of Winter Merchandise Has Been Marked down and _ 7 Must Go Regardless of Cost or Loss f So important—so sensational is this sale—so stupendous are the savings, that it will pay you to come many miles for these bargains. . KGO (361) Oa VOS (341) Jefferson City WANT TO DANC WBZ (333) Springfield. F WWJ_ (517) Detroit Ser Economical Transportation Handkerchiefs } Canvas Gloves OVERALLS ear we grow be- sive you more fer white back, bib overalls, full _and Regular $1.50 handkerchiefs with knit wrist. 100 dozen lasts. Men’s Blazers $4.45 Which consists of such nationally advertised brands as Society, Style Plus, Kinkaid-Kim- ball, Adler’s Rochester, Blackbildt, etc. Over coats On Sale at Original Wholesale Cost and Less BOYS’ OVERCOATS $2.95 wool, double-breasted. * , they are selling at less than cost. ys’ Overcoats at whole- Come and look them over, MEN’S OVERCOATS 1$24.95 | y Brand and Black Bear Over- best of tailoring MEN’S OVERCOATS $7.95 These Overcoats will surprise you—they are so much better than you expect them to be—all wool, new styles, good patterns and weight, shawl collar, three-way belts, or plain back; worth $25.00, MEN’S OVERCOATS $11.95 Good heavy all-wool Overcoats, made in up-to-date styles, and will give excellent service; you will be & more than surprised when you see how good these ALL WOOL UNION SUITS $3.98 On All New Models, Effec’:s JANUARY 1, 1926 The COUP: e COACH The SEDAN Utility Express 1-Ton Chassis All Prices Are F. O. B, Flint, Michigan NOLAN CHEVROLET CO. 322 South David Street Let us show you t sale cost and less, The TOURING_-__-$510 The ROADSTER __$510 Commercial Chassis $395 Challenge Sale of MEN’S SUITS $14.95 these Suits consist of nationally advertised clothes—Adler Rochester, Kincaid-Kimball and oth- Wonderful quality «f material and finest tailoring. This is at least worth your considera- Hike sell for cash you can Chamois leather, rere te tle s coats of the very highest quality, and materials; neat patterns, nobby young men’s coats are conservative models thrown on the block 24.95; coats that sold originally for $45.00 and Wool Mixed Sox Phone 2100 GLENROCK rybody makes mistakes, We correct ours THE BEE HIVE NEW LOCATION 139 SOUTH CENTER STREET Consolidated Royalty Building, Next Door to Citizens National Bank for about 200, ii34 (SE an Mackinaw Coats $4.45 Men! Here is a warm gar- ment at an exceptional low price. Good heavy weight, shawl collar, double breast: ed, belt back effect, two large pockets, good pattern. Well worth $8.00, NIGHT GOWNS 99e Nice warm outing flannel gowns, cut good and roomy, pink or blue patterns, Bet- ter get p couple of these now. $1.50 values, denim, J WORK SHOES $1.95 wear well and | regular $3.00 value, es 12-IN. BOOTS $3.95 Here's a dandy winter boot, all leather, 12-inch top, cap toe. A real $6.00 value. UNION SUITS $8e Three season weight, ribbed Union Sults, ecru color. A real value at this sale price, Suits that sold as high as $45.00 All-Leather Vest $9.75 Made of good quality cow hide, wool cloth lined, take up back tabs, leather cuffs. A’ real vest for hard ser- vice. Regular $10.00 yalue,