Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1926, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Ha li ARE ELECTED President Federation Tells of KAN 18 HS AL iP. W. CLUB of State} Aspirations. Royalty Sings Adeste Fideles RMER ROYAL PRINCES AX FSTIRIA wrx Gis nd hi twe yned ounger br n, where they took King of Hungary, Prince Otto of Aus- are singers jn the choir of the church at part in the Christmas fetes = NEW P “IFIRST REDUCTION IN YEAR, ARE MADE PUBLIC HERE TODAY RICES FOR DODGE CARS, reduction William M. Purve sales, ce manager of sales, came in the latter part of December | wes sion when the Dodge Brothers Motor Car] Headquarters offices for each of company ran a full page display ad-|sne qiyisions will be announced announcing tha sh t of all models would be- | ter. i tive nt that time, and'the| ‘These appointments, it ts an- Fix u furnishings which will make You can ¢ Want_Ad_co) nis 1 at | announcer the home—add the little it cozy. them through the nns. ints would be made public | now ed in colors as the n excellent nary 7. ‘The advertisement to the report ted es in today's Tribune is the one B. Haselmire ry and| Which they spoke in the original e first De are , manager southern division. of sales, manager of sales, e only the first step in a more energetic sales campaign which will be carried on by Dodge r the coming year, greatly increased possible by the ,000 expansion pro- gram and the Increased demand cer- yas a result of Dodge ly announced the four ot , | Brothers, pric div e halae tenis Pl SO" S forrcourhs Relief! A effecti Quick i tnd be ee ive syrup, TEV VRGss THREE DIVORCE ACTIONS FILED Three divorce petitions were filed today in district court. Charging that she has had to earn a living and their three children a luring the entire time she has been married, Eva Bailey asks for divorce from Vernon L, Bailey, Tho couple were married at Norfolk, Va., December 14, 1910, Batey de- serted her, according to the plaintiff, Higgins is seeking a divorce William Higgins on grounds of fon. They were married at , Ariz, April 2, 1920, There children. on also hag been filed by ‘erdier against Mary L, rging indignities: The mayried here March 28, DEPARTMENT HEADS OF | NORTHWESTERN HERE ON INSPECTION TRIP Officials and department heads of the Chicago and Northwestern rail- road were in Casper for a few hours today on a tour of inspection. They were M. E. Pangle, Norfolk, Neb., a sistant general superintendent; B. B. Hall, Chieago, superintendent of motive power and machinery; T. F. Powers, Chicago, general foreman of the boiler department; B. L. Mead, Chadron, Neb., division engineer; B. Williams, Norfolk, fuel supervisor, and P, W. Ramer, Chadron, master mechanic. Officer of Lions To Visit Wyoming CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 7-—Wil- Mam A. Westfall, Mason City, Iowa, first vice-president of the Lions club, will be in Cheyenne, January 26, in company with Edward Ellis, of Grey- bull, district governor, Plans are being made by the Cheyenne Lions elub to entertain the visitors during thelr stay in the clty, pe Eat at the Manhattan Cafe and be satisfied. See Your Friends “MARCHETA’ Jan. 13, 14, 15 THE FOURTH FLOOR OFFERS Many money-saving bargains during our rng! \ , 4 Visit this floor. Ww hite Regular $11.95 anuary. Dinner Sets At Clearance Sale Prices Ware set Fancy ( at $2.98 a 95 20%Discount| 10% Discount ON Fancy, All Luggage Fancy Baske ts Nursery and Kitchen Pottery Crockery Teapots Electric Percolators Electric Waffle Trons Fancy Piast Open Stock Open Stock Dinnerware Ash Trays Hampers, Bassinets, Clothes Baskets, Etc. | ONE-FOURTH OFF! Fancy Bread Boards, Glass Bottom Trays, Bird Cages, Book Ends, Incense Burners, Electric Boudoir Lamps | SPECIALS 6-lb. Electric IrOn pace Liberty Hot Plate Pint Vacuum Bottles Laughli: (learance You will find many items for the home that you have been wanting. ONE-THIRD OFF! Fitted Overnight Bags, Smoking Stands, Two Discontinuéd Homer Glassware * in Dinnerware Patterns @be Casper Daily Cribune ing. A) MEN’S HATS Your choice from our entire stock of men’s stylish Hats, which usually PT oh Ki pee ER $3.85 sell up to $5.95 MEN’S SOX Men’s full fashioned high grade Lisle Sox. Regular 75c quality i. 39e OVERALLS Men’s 220 weight denim He. THE MEN’S STORE lanuary Clearance: MANY ADVANTAGES WHY YOU SHOULD BUY NOW Y The remarkable low prices pERVaUE during this sale will attract thrifty dod 1 _MEN’S SUITS. Lowered to a new level for this event. EVERY SUIT IN THE HOUSE IRRESPECTIVE OF ITS FORMER PRICE IS RECLASSIFIED. Quick Clearance _GROUP 1 GROUP 2. BIG SIX $1 9% $2 AS ee GROUP 3 Group 3 Includes Stein-Bloch Suits. ™ o,, MEN’S OVERCOATS Men who need a coat now, or next winter, will find here a splendid chance to secure one at a big sav- Here you will find Tube Coats, Half-belt Backs, all in the new smart colorings. tion at TWENTY FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT WORK SHIRTS Absolutely the best work shirt ever offered at this Overalls. Sizes 32 to 36 Prien; Seams in bine ee é 4 grey; has two pockets an: waterat SOC] i" ac leader at ----_ Prived(at som MEN’S UNION SUITS Men’s cotton ribbed or flat fleeced Values up to $1.49. _98e MEN’S DRESS SHOES AND Union Suits Final Clearance Sale price OXFORDS several styles. i Regularly $9.45, Clearance Sale price___- MEN’S WORK SHOES BOYS’ UNION SUITS In black or tan calf or kid, in Shoes of qual- priced up to * $5.85 Men’s heavy duty Work Shoes. Weyenberg flexible soles; light to Clearance Sale price price WOOL Men’s Wool Union Suits. Values up $4.95. weight, but will wear, Regular See that the boys get a new Eight and ten-inch top, Good price up to $5.85. Clearance pair of Shoes for school at a heavy sole. A real buy at Sale $3 85 reduction 20% Clearance Sale ‘ price Mi e One teate Sect Ss O | price of __ $4.85 BOYS’ OVERALLS For present or future need, Made just like dad’s, bib this offer in boys’ cotton | overalls; the boys enjoy union suits, which sells or- their play hours when out- dinarily at $1.19, will_ inter est you. , 89c Priced at only BOYS’ HATS See this big collection of Boys’ Hats; all desirable, new styles; some sold.up to $2.19. For final clearance, ey : 98c Baleony MEN’S LEATHER PUTTEES With strap leg. Just the thing for the man outside, A real value. Regular $4.95, at $3.45 valtes at... DatekO years. at only fitted in overalls; See these 8 to 12 79¢ —— KAYNEE BLOUSES Bargain of bargains; the re- maining stock Blouses; en P of Kaynee atterns; val- 8c TheSeller DEPARTMENT @ToORe - HICKEY - FREEMAN SUITS The last word in hand tailored Suits for men who are particular and want the best. 20” Discount 300 Suits Grouped for Your selec- BROADCLOTH SHIRTS Men’s English Broadcloth Shirts with collar attached. grouped Shirts which sell ordinarily Your choveat $1.95 TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT 2: On all Sheep,jlined Coats, Mackinaws and Leather Coats. MEN’S DRESS SHOES In black or tan calf with good wearing soles and new styles. Clearance “pos $4.85 BOYS’ SHOES In dress or heavy school Shoes, in black or tan, heavy soles, balloon toes, me- dium toes and Munson last. THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1926 3 CLEARANCE ON This wonderful line offered during this sale at dd Here are HORSEHIDE ae «VESTS The best the market offers —28 inches long, wool lined, knit collar, with MOLE SHELL leather cuffs. Regular VESTS $12.50 value. Yours at— Men's Mole Shell Vest, $ ester anes and leather bee . UNION SUITS WORK SHIRTS Men’s Cheviot Work Shirts, Well made; blue only. Clearance Sale 50e price A splendid garment. One lot of MEN’S DRESS SHOES In black or tan calf, in broken lots and sizes, but a real buy. Clearance Sale DPIC | eo te $3.85 One lot of MEN’S LACE BOOTS with good BOYS’ SUITS Our entire stock to select from. Long and short-pant suits, knicker suits, 20% Discount of — From our usual low price, BOYS’ OVERCOATS Your »pportunity to outfit the boy in a new coat at a big saving; a wonderful line MEN’S WORK. SHOES In good heavy soles, soft up- pers, some with Uskide soles, BOYS’ BLOUSES Many grouped togethor here in blue and grey cham- offered at bray and light, neat striped 25 PER CONT DISCOUNT patterns, eae Balcony All priced ate... 0c MEN'S LEATHER HOUSE SLIPPERS In broken sizes. $4.95 OS oan a micas Values up to $2.45