Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 12

: THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD : SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1926 STORE HOURS 8 TO 6 Breaking cords IS JUST WHAT WE ARE DOING . Never, during my business career in Casper, has the public so eagerly grasped an opportunity like this. ) TENGIVERNORS|FORGE® AN ARE INVITED 10) sentence N Eugene Penniston, 20, charged : with issuing fraudulent checks plead- f ed guilty in district court yesterday afternoon, and was sentenced to not more than 14 years in the state reformatory a Worland. William Jardine also pleaded guil- : Towa Conference Plans|ty t2 # cvarge ot iiesai possession to Demand Action | $57" ie county sat. | suage Bry. by Congress. DES MOINE! tences. al at is expected to SMOOT FAVOR ~—/UPON LEGACIES an: of the Iowa Bankers’ As nd farm Maurice Dances Into Love By IRWI United Press . I. FEMRILE Correspondent wa, Jan, 9.—An Rate Clauses of House Bill to Be Taken od A STORE HOURS 8 TO 6 » in the state 4 telegraphic lef executive Ing the corr h him in Des § and consider seri nomic plight y unique | 4 industry, from the corn ¢ agriculture, ations and ators, rep- sipp! valley ative commit the message of Iture to President Coolidge of congress at the na- doubt but that this written in terms of pmand for a govern- anced export corporation to Up Monday. WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—()—Re. ision of the house tax redection bill clude complete repeal of the in. committee, which will decide on y on the rate schedule of the he chairman announced his posi on after an attack on the inherit- ance tax by Senators Fletcher and Trammell. democrats of Florida, who appeared before the committee. Re. peal of t's I y also was urged by the speakers of the South Carolina and Arkansas houses of representa- tives, Edgar A. Brown and Thomas Hill, respectively, and by Lieutenant Governor McCall of Arkansas. Senator Smoot’s decla-ation was the first definite indication from re- publican ranks of a program of revi fon of the non-partisan house bill, which had been endorced “in gen by Secretary Mellon. The trea Eleanora Antbrose, who became dancing ally of Maurice (Mouvet) when his partnership with Barbara Bennett broke up un- expectedly a short time ago, now is wearing the famed “society dancer's” engagement ring. The wedding bells will ring in Paris in April. Maurice and_ Barbara are seen practising some steps; Eleanora is insct. Snow Maiden, Evenif Nude, Is No SALE NOW IN FULL SWING AND CONTINUES UNTIL JANUARY 23RD SUITS, OVERCOATS, TOP COATS, TUXEDOS ‘YOUR CHOICE OF OVER 1,000 GARMENTS Menace to Morals, Censor Rules The Venus de Milo done in mar- to disagree with them, and the !ad: surplus farm products. secretary, however, has repeat. | uld be oper nitural board principal tenets pon at the all-lowa market- erence which the corn area | be asked to endorse. edly advocated repeal of the inherit- ince tax on the ground that this | ss A | field of taxation should be left to|ble and standing In the fiauvee at whose name was not learned, In. | Bg At least it is + a) EACH the states. Paris is not indecent. Democratic members of the finance e ra conc committee completed today their pro- y be lo Sram of tax reduction, which they} blushing. But sisted that the woman of the snows | S| be destroyed. | Not to destroy a work of art with- | to bring their nut good season, Mr. Kenyon noti. | 3 =the house bill. This| Walnut street, Ca wr difference of opinion, and Harry eye "Paulen sas: d call for more reductions] !8 she or is 6 Vener beg eke eae wore tas Ps A | : At eo.| than t 0.000.000 provided by L. P. Kenyon, pro or of the] '& De eae Bir: : dor neon, Minnesota: ‘Sam pray Seba ea A tara Sg rel ite Matiewar aattintacst aaales Providing you purchase an- eS A. rebar | A auick ‘showdown on the rate| fact that the J n given | might stand. oO other Suit or Overcoat at our fecontin, and | Schedules is expected when the com-| ruby lips and vears a rose where i SRS Tea regular low price. } a mittee takes up these provisions on|she has not eve na shoulder strap California claims to have the RM ms Monday. Democrats. who are in]|to pin one to. William Wilson, who ighest percentage of population en ej 1 .| the minority, 7 to 10, will vote solidly| created the snowy likeness, also| rolled in public schools and educa jan} e for their substitute program, while} maintains that, regardless of pom bin institutions of any of the (=) M1 4 y follow the original | states, ; ; x eed the die vats GOATS in Gee Ene: trace isto natn ‘aseeis tach Co i j=] This extraordinary Ph { Drink Hillecest Water. Enene 151 : singgrnors tet ss Bid hanee Laue s Rentisanens patutiayis fauna a lady! Drink Hillerest ra acm =a 3 cies ore ager ad Ley : SSAA A WINN S bene your son, | your DM 2. 7 ¥ : 4 slight ; Hcharge will : be made for Altera- . tions, ] No Man Goes Hungry in Casper es NOTICE If you do nét care to take advantage of the two-gar- ment sale price and only Notice to the Public-- ; wish to purchase a Suit or Overcoat we will allow 4 you a discount of 25%. T am the originator of the $15 ee HERE IS MY PROPOSITION : TWO $30 SUITS OR O’COATS__$45 TWO $50 SUITS OR O’COATS__$@5 : Overcoat Plan TWO $35 SUITS OR O’COATS__$50 TWO $55 SUITS OR O’COATS__$70 H TWO $40 SUITS OR O’COATS__$55 TWO $§0 SUITS OR O’COATS__§75 “i The public knows it is genuine. That = TWO $45 SUITS OR O’COATS__§$G60 TWO $65 SUITS OR O’COATS__§80 ; is why they wait for this extraordi- = nary sale which I hold twice every, year. ne SUIT or OVERCOAT $15 ANOTHER AT THE REGULAR LOW PRICE Now is the time to buy that Suit, Tuxedo, Overcoat or Topcoat you have been putting off buying until a real sale came along. Be here early and have the benefit of selecting from our large high grade stock. THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS I am giving you the opportunity of selecting from my entire stock which con- sists of the following high grade lines: I'll say my sales force is busy and every one of them carries a Retail Clerks Union Card. OL 8 SUAOH NOLS 9 O18 S00 10S es 9 OL 8 SNOW AOS STORE HOURS 8 TO 6 Thank you, HARRY YESNESS. The Man in the Barrel, The Workingman’s Friend. Fashion Park, Cortley, L-System Cloth-Craft, Griffon, Pensyl-Blue Our selection includes Blue Serges, Cheviots, Worsteds, Cashmeres and Met- calf Woolens, a big variety of English models, two and three-button sacks and three-button conservative models. Dark colors predominate in checks, pin stripes, plaids, herringbones and solid colors. t for every type of man, shorts, longs, stubs and stouts STORE HOURS 8 TO 6 LU EEOC MOM