Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 2

PAGE TWO MERIT BADGES TOBE AWARDED GISPER SCOUTS Gen. Bliss’ Aide Faces Gallows Court of Honor Meets! Wednesday Evening at Power Hall. | | Central Press Photos Sergt. William Steele, above, who accompanied Gen. Tasker H. Bliss as his orderly and con- fidential messenger with the During last visit to Cape nervous lances of the multitude ees ‘olony in South Africa, they volun 3 Seerattitc Nalandiratiowte was composed of fo: Colds, Grip or Infuenza | meus utti Satara nat bluck and colored men and| ‘nd as 9 Preventive, take Laxative und an a mn. At fi hun. | Women, combined te form an almost | BROMO QUINNE Tablets. A Safe dred lepers had the joy of hearing | overpow force that was calcu. | 224 Proven Remed The box beurre | in. Wyoming. Che Casper Daily Cribune Former Servant Of General Lee Speaks Tribute RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19.—() - Yor the first time since reconstruc tion days a negro spoke in the halls of the general assembly of Virginia today. William Mack Lee, body servant of General Robert E. Lee, addressed members of the state senate in trib ‘Trave of Cherniavsky | Trio in World Crammed | With Rich Experiences It is remarkable that Leo, Jan and schel Chermaysky. stl only yo ing n, should have been *ble to cram much experience into their lives all lepers, burned itself deep Into the hearts of the Russians, vy Nover had they faced anything so appall- during thelr visit thirty| ing In all thelr caeer since this|ute to his‘former master. The 8&8 untr! Thel is have oceu-| program in Russia. The earfully i perorecoke. at lena rie 1 the about'l deep ‘lines ‘on th ve ‘ic [ing his reminiscences to an audi. wenty eo ee gy the faces CE NtHOA VIC: | nce lwhtoh crowded the chamber tg ms of this dreaa disease, the haunt over-flowing. che signature E. ~Adav. of the Cherniavskys. It | lated to s W. Grove. 30c. was a great ordeal for the artists.|the highly strung nervous systems but sone that they have never re-|of the performe gretted, the edy of the Is-] These ‘Russ’ and its in are | ain to the bending point artists, Leo, Jan 1 Mischel Cherniavaky, violinist, respectively, are s everywhere they than usual interest. They will ap- STATE UNIVERSITY (9) mss toss, “7° IAUNGHED BY STUDENTS LARAMIP, Wyo., Jan. 19.—‘Help each other” {s the slogan of a new and unique co operative association The slogan was adopt ed by a newly formed organization the membership of which Is compos. ed of young men students at t University Wyoming, who a earning their way thro sche and who are at the same time at down the CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY Home Portraits by DAUREL BELL Phone 1308 or 2708-R SOS OS OOS OS OS OSS OS ce Step Out With Friendly Fives Particular men have made the Friendly Five Shoes and Oxfords their choice for a long time, because they com- tempting to cut expense bine distinctive style and of even the most commonp ne quality with genuine foot cessities of life’ by cooking comfort. own meals, The new organization. formed at the university Idkt week, has a mem. hip of approximately fifty stu- dents who have banded together for the purpose of buying groceries in $5 seeret Amefican mission to Eu- rope in 1917-18, is to be tried | for murder in | within a few weeks. Conviction there means hanging. He is charged with shooting his for- mer friend, George Neagle while nut together at night. He says Neagle attacked him and he was | forced to shoot in self defense. cant I of Columbine fs} spending a few days in this city. aE PERPETUATED I STATIONS OF MONT $2 Villa ‘ Cc. C. Chambe! is in C, Gilbert fs a new n his home in Los sa gues Hen of the from kground of the sti general super here t a esult of thi m her home at Midwest. | Sanaranen cam Wison of Douglas te» here|e Outfit Yourself Inside and Out—Men Who Work Outside and In ad thaetataiiee th Stari DRESS SHOES = KHAK! PANTS nda few |p. most sizes yet. ava Sule price PLAS ; 1 s 1 A. 8 WORK SHOES | 14 ae GAUNTLET GLOVES Heavy rough work inside or out, % eee ores Canval = you can find the weight you de- | Aer I 25¢ sire; good durable leather up- ae i pers with solid leather sole, on UNDERWEAR light or heavy. Regular $ s 6 arnteed all wool _ Unior values. Specia) Casper trom |e values. Sale rice. Dae 5]: for this sale. r ome F wn. I » BI r be Valtor RUBBERS i : ' Kamae i He : ae = CANVAS GLOVES t jm I \ | Jor st Be ct N at repre. ow cut, Regular $1.50 values. HIGH LACE BOOT Knit Wrist. 19¢ bee Price ~----- 95¢ 16.Inch Heavy Leather, Heavy | P¢r Pair ---.-------~ k ba hsm? OVERSHOES Oak Sole—For the oun ‘ ees E , the trucker or work that : eben | 9 ‘ One buckle, heavy sole. R takes you into ‘cold “nd expo- ; pers CAPS ! some | here f lar valae Sait sure. Regular $9.50 Scotch and fu sb alc crite Tae. | $1.85 beck Sale pric $3.95 J9RSHOE Wan usb inenee 95¢c |\Pres. Coolidge Voices Defense Lot Two—Men and young men’s | Lot Three—Men and young men's C an¢ ou 1 wool suits. Any bu se man all wool sults. These suits are | ‘ON 19.—Pr— suits, fu 1 | or the young man who wants to | to be compared with the better Wi t ntlonir r made 0 Bele sok dressed up should make a | clothes you hesitate buying on n o$ from this lot. Regular | acount of price. Rogular values | tt ' ice 1es $40 to $50. Sale price— | $45 to $60. Sale price— | Preside lidge does not fee) he A good rub with BAUME BENGUR will nduly with the In © e e bring blessed rellef from the shooting and Neuralgia, Seiatica, or | rerful ingredients relieve Jet the afficted nerves. resident does | rc te sty! —All wool, for those . capt 1e—AN wool, heavy and | Lot Two—AN wool, late style, | Lot Three—All wool, for those § effective for all pains of | agenct age + , : ; ne: ca eavy and m dium weight, very | who want something” different es. Every druggint walls it. solely to congress. He edium welghts, Regular values | qiogsy, Regular value $30, Sale | With fur collar. Regular value Never be without a tuba Get the original ‘ her’ tt yun! #20, Sale price pela $30, Sale price. BAUME, BENGUE — oe ae r lent di Study Clay Modeling betoren Bet ead It's Pas ating’ Thrilling nt > e taritt oe AN ART UNSURPASSED!" | Soyinuston ti" "hoe "ae & E CLOTHING Ruth Joy Studio |) meters. i was aia an a keneral |} | impson mpey COMPANY 142 South Durbin Stree pimself responsible for execution of |_& A. BENNER, iesieeetse. | lener law “and expec ta aie eRe tej) 130 WEST SECOND ST. TURNER-COTTMAN BLDG. can to obligation, New Orleans | « | classroom wholesale prices. being sponsored by. St rrival here h the Producers , is in this of Sheridan 1s in this city on Morash are | their s a visitor In | Of Late Charge commissions 1, Lewis. of wholesale lots and for the purpose also of helping each other secure mployment during hours out of the We Give Arrangements have been complet | ed whereby a Laramie grocery store | has consented to help the students | by supplying the students’ co-opera tive association wih groceries at The association ts the University n Association Laat Globe Shoe Co. 280 South Center Street Jent Chris! n 4 BIC WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY We are making some sensational price o Terings on Men's and Young Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Shoes and Furnishings, mainly for two good reasons: REASON NO. 1—Now comfortably arranged in our new location, we want to get acquainted with you. REASON NO. 2—Our entire stock is cle .n, new, and quality merchandise. Priced at low selling cost, made possible by our small overhead, which should encourage your full patronage. OUR LOW PRICES OR SJITS AND OVERCOATS Should attract every man in need. You must see these garments, men, to appre- ciate the wonderful ba~gains that await you. SUITS SUITS OVERCOA OVERCOAT: OVERCOATS $9.85 $16.50 $13.50 JNE-THIRD OFF ON ALL DRESS HATS * TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926 USED CARS THEY MUST GO--ORIGINAL COST HAS BEEN DISREGARDED Ii PRICING THESE CARS! SALE LASTS 5 DAYS--JAHUARY 20 TO 24 5 Days’ Trial If not satis’ ed after five days, we will allow you what you he paid in on a rebuilt car stoch. Make balan of down pay- $10 Down Holds any car. fi- ve ny in ment on your If you are anticipating an automobile this spring, it will certainly pay you to look over our REBUILT and RENEWED cars. No expense has been spared to put everything on each car in the best of shape. Curtains, top, upholstering, motor, chassis and tires receive the utmost attention. HERE 1S THE REASON: We have several carloads of new OVERLANDS and WILLYS-KNIGHTS in transit, and the sad part of it is, it takes money to unload them; there- fore WE ARE SLASHING OUR PRICES SO YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP ONE OF OUR Free Driv- ing Lessons Our own com- petent instruc. tor will teach you or your family to drive. Insurance and small financ- ing charge additional wion deferred payment plan next pay day. GOOD USED CARS. DODGE DELIVERY $2 DOWN—Balance in convenient month- : ly payments. This one is not a fine looker, but is in good running shape. Sale Price —_ WHITE “45” TOURING $14 DOWN and you have one of the best automobiles ever manufactured. Do you want a camping car for next summer? Do you want a tax Do you want a fast, light truck, or take it as it is with its spacious body; six tires, wonderful motor. $350.00 Best of all, the price is : OLDSMOBILE TOURING $7 DOWN buys this powerful touring car. A very roomy tonneau: ‘The cond'tion s above th@average, as tires, motor and uphols tery are at in A-1 shape, and some family is going to get a real bargain in this at_-_$185.00 is used. OPEN AND CLOSED MODELS—i0 DIFFERENT MAKES 1923 DODGE TOURING $160 DOWN buys this dependable car. We put on our customary new paint, and a careful check-up of the car mechanically. Here is some good transportation at a genuine BEGAN Coeur een ore a) eee $385.00 é WILLYS-KNIGHT OWN on this wonderful touring. \$12 Has been relacquered in a beautiful brown, and thoroughly overhauled in our shop. Six tires, and four of them new. Upholstery shows little or no wear. Reduced to____ $285.00 _— OVERLAND REDBIRD—1923 $12 DOWN on this one. A dandy light Y car, equipped with bumpers, tire, etc, Former owner took exceptional care and you will be fortunate to get this economical touring at $285.00 FORD TOURING i DOWN his |; nodel. It has a fb new paint You hardly tell it from ne F WHITE “30” TRUCK 6 That is the first and only payment on $ th's truck—then it is yours, Will take some work to put in good running order, but think of the price. Fairly good body. $35 DOWN on this beautiful touring. Seldom do we get a car in the splen- did condition that this one ‘s in; it has every fea- ture that would be insisted on by eriminat- ing person Aside from slight tire wear, this car looks like new. New car guarantee. Price has been reduced to ~-$775.00 JEWETT DE LUXE HUDSON PHAETON 416 DOWN on this one. This car has had $ the very best of care and attention, Condition throighout is first-clacs, Equipped with fve tires—two of them new. Will give as ood service as a new one. Some one will be ucky to get this at-_-- $445.00 124 West Yellowstone JEWETT ROADSTER DOWN buys tt t vc know the p DAL | $240 FORD SEDAN $73 DOWN buys th’s 1920 model; four good tires. The motor good shape. just a lot of automobile for -$175.00 CHANDLER TOURING $260 DOWN on this powerful car, Pike's - Pes ¥ ak motor makes it perform with the best. This a repossessed car, and while it stands the financing company over a $1,000.00, they say sell for ~---.~«. $585.00 NEW OVERLAND SEDAN ® Four-door mode!—eéquipfed with five balloons. Criven less than 700 miles, This is going to be your opportunity to save just an even hundred, _..$830.60 Price during this sale only Be Sure 1925 WILLYS-KNIGHT and Attend This car is practica’ly new and has one of the sweetest Your Car This Sale running motors that was ever put in a motor 1 the Taken In ec will beau tires are good for ma months, and, of cour: ve Trade at Thgatin far you a new car guarantee, Hus been out about echt xi you on used car | months. You save about $925. 00 ba Ressciale waladk: $600 on th's at. pe an" TERE. § e igure eens OPEN EVENINGS The Lee Doud Motor Co. DISTRIBUTOR WILLYS-OVERLAND FINE MOTOR CARS Phone 1700