Northern Wyoming herald and Garland irrigation era., August 04, 1911, Page 5, Image 5

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FINE CLOTHES UNDERPRICED
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QNE great advantage you get in a sale like our season’s clearance is
that you get unusually good qualities at unusually low prices. Your choice of suits worth S2O
$22.50, $25, $27.50 and S3O only $1 7.50. Your choice of suits worth $32.50, $35, $37.50,
and S4O only $22.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes are always a good bargain and getting them at anything less than regular prices is like finding
money. Same way with lots of other goods we’re clearing; a great chance for saving money.
All our black, blue and fancy suits are offered at these bargain prices:
Here are some bargains in oxfords, velvet calf, patent leather
and tan, Russian calf, regular $4, $4.50 and $5 i-i up
values at
This is a chance for the boys. All Knickerbocker suits at
one-fourth off. A special lot of boys’ knee pants suits at
one-half regular price. A splendid chance to get dress and
school suits.
One-half off on a small lot of youths’ three piece suits, ages
up to 16 years.
You will find it will pay you in every line to take advantage
of this Clearance Sale. To make it especially interesting we
We will have dozens of other bargains not listed or priced here that will be on sale. These prices are
for cash only. Remember you get the best quality only when you
BUY IT OF
DAVE JONES
Cody, Wyoming
COUPON
Good for I 500 votes when used to nominate a New Can- -
didate. Good for 250 votes for Candidate already entered.
This coupon not good after Aug. 26, 1911
I vote for
Candidate
HERALD PIANO CONTEST
GERMANIA ITEMS.
A mooting of the farmers under the
bench Canal with the representative
nf the original Company, was held ’.w
Germania Hall. July 20th, with the
'oß’iit that the farmers have organized
il now company to be known as the
noh Canal Company” and have
'•do n over the canal with $11,000.00
,n complete It. The Board of Dlrec
>or* for the first year consists of G.
K Baker, H. A. Wegner, Wm. Peper,
W. Zorn and C. R. Llpsey. Messrs,
nullivan and Weese motored over from
I °dy to nttend the meeting.
B W. Wilson’s new house Is nearly
Pa, ly for occupancy and Is quite ati
y't'rovenient to the lower end of the
'Wich.
The population of the Bench turned
out en masse for the big celebration
July 24, at Burlington and reported a
very enjoyable time. The local ball
team again suffered defeat at the
hands of the “Cubs” In the game play
ed 911 the Burlington diamond In the
afternoon.
Chaß Lambert of Cody was In this
vicinity early this week.
Arch Wensel and Mr. Penn and their
families started Tuesday for a week's
outing on the North Fork.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Johnson also
left this week for a short fishing trip.
Rudolph Ahrens of Basin, attended
the ditch meeting, Thursday.
H. J. Fulton was over this way hi
THE HERALD. CODY, WYOMING, AUGUBT 4, I*ll.
No Suits Reserved
A little talk with the candidates in the
Herald Piano Contest
1 his sale will offer a splendid opportunity for you to
suggest to your male relatives how much they may save by
attending this underpriced sale, and thereby secure the best
for the least money. They will thank you and very likely
hand you the sale coupons. These will increase your vote.
his new car Thursday on business.
Mrs. Gormley has returned from vis
iting her mother, Mrs. Bennett n
Greybull.
Roy Niccolls was a caller In
last week.
The Sewing* Club will meet next
week with Mrs. Henry Wegner.
Warren Wilson lost a fine colt this
week.
Several teams left this week for the
mountains near Cody for logs.
Our ranchers are busy now hauling
their grain and hogs to Cody.
Miss Birdie Rlter entertained Edna
Dowell, the early part of the week.
will offer some particular bargains each day, according to the
following list:
Aug. 5, Saturday, special, 50c holeproof socks, colors, 32jc
Aug. 7, Monday, “ $2.50 & $2.85 flannel shirts 1.95
Aug. 8, Tuesday, “ 35c holeproof socks, colors, 20c
Aug. 9, Wedn’sday “ 10 doz. 1.50,1.7 5 w’kgloves 1.20
Aug. 10, Thursday, “ all white and fancy vests 40 % off
Aug. 11, Friday, “ 50, 60 and $1 ties only 40c
Aug. 12, Saturday, the last and the best—two big values—
all $4, $4.50 and $5 dress shoes .... 3.25
All $6 Florsheim dress shoes .... 4.00
Edgar Shoemaker, formerly of the
Bench but now a resident of Shell,
was a visitor at Mr. Knauss’ last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wensel entertain'd
Mr. Scovllle and a college friend sev
eral days last week, they left Sunday
for a trip to the National Park via. the
Cody Route.
Will Hodson’s were the guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rigtrup
of Burlington Flats.
A. Rasmussen and Mads Jensen left
Friday for Cody with oats.
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SPLENDID POWELL WRITEUP.
The Northern Wyoming Herald for
this week contains a splendid depart
4nent chock, full of Powell news done
HOW TO SECURE VOTES
We are giving votes upon all accounts which were
created prior to June 1, and which patrons may settle.
Many have availed themselves of this liberal offer and many
young girls have benefitted in consequence thereof. Os
course every cash sale carries votes —100 lor every dol
lar’s worth purchased in any department. This bargain
sale of ours is your opportunity mothers and fathers to aid
your favorite candidate.
, hk'h will be read hereabouts win
considerable interest. Wien it ejine.'
to vim, energy and go-ahead qualities
Brother Morris Is there ami ovei;
1 his latest feature of his .jxcellen
newspaper is but one more rtep in
l;ne with the progressive Idea!/ of ot r
enterprising Cody
Powell Tribune
LUCIER’S CODY BOOKLET.
The Lucler Cody souvenir booklet
has just appeared and a daisy it H
from every point or view. The pub
lication Is Indeed a work of art and
represents just what our Bill can do
when he goes after ’em. A finer thing
of its kind has never yet come to our
notice in connection with any similar*
Wyoming undertaking.—Powell Ti 1-
buae.
A BAD ACCIDENT.
W. H. Pearce, of the Palette ranch
i stopped in town Monday on his way t“
Cody. His son, Sidney, who accom
panied him. suffered from a painful
accident when a few miles the other
side of Meeteetse, and found it neces
sary to stay in town for Eiirgical freat
ment. It seems that as Sidney wtn
riding his horse and loading another*
one. the animal carrying him took
fright and ran away with him, plung
ing him into a tree. His head ww
cut to the extent of a three-inch gaeh.
rendering him unconscious for several
hours. The wound was successfully
treated, however, and the patient hr
up and about very much as usual. —
Meeteetse News.
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