Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 5, 1917, Page 4

THE _ CASPER DAs, TRIBUNE, Basued every <veuing except Sunday,! at Casper, Netrona County, Wyoming ace is given over to displays of bodies|hundreds of and completed automobiles, sixes,| own¢ in New Subscription p price 50 cents pert month | fours, twelves and eights are scatter-|facturers are on t by carricr, $6.00 a year by mail : Ad- wertising rates given on application. | Application for entry as second-class; matter « fice at C ,) Cars of Every Make and war. Le Description, Freaks, Jit- neys, Limousines Wyoming, pending. J. E. HANWAY J. B. GRIFFITH BARL E. HANWAY . . Editor} Associate Editor every NO GIRL NEED LACK HER sxe ss LAGQUER DOO DADS TODAY = b By MARGARET MASON Written for the United Pre Alack, her lack of lacquer amps a lady as a passe, 5 {f 2 be fi For everything 1 uered Ve ound That is up-to;date today, i Oo NEW YORK, Jan. 5—Every Yid ih dich artist and decorator in New Yor 4 f is kept Lusy these days turning out) “genuine real old anti ( hinese i} lacquer” —tubles, hairs, i) = 4 frames, desk cabinet HO and what not, (not whatnots howev-|{ ii er). )} To be sure there are a great many \ true Chinese pieces also, for the as-|}) f tute Chinamen, taking advantage of! so P — 4 the forced stoppage of imports from fo) belligerent countries, have simply} swamped our market with the glories of their arts, consequently Chinese jacquers and embroideries are to be met with at every turn for the better or turn to the right. But with such avidity have the American lovers of the beautiful gob- bled up the wares from China that the Chinks can fill on H chinks of the popular deme Hence the abun dance of homegrown or Hebraic lac- quers that defy det t 4 f ion even when placed alongsic n origins After all they too are redol f ost even if it is only the ide } 4 “The most popular lacquer is in the| gold on black or red but gold on old} blue or oft grey green is also very} effective. Whole rooms are lovely done in lacquer and especially bed- rooms and dining rooms with Chinese rugs and Chinese embroideries to carry out the Oriental atmosphere. Lacquer floor lamps are beautiful with pagoda shaped shades of silk and the lacquer mirrors begger descrip-| tion. Certainly anyone holding the ee Pate tee A? mirror up to nature ought to be sure F it is a lacquer one. iA Set a serene and wise eyed Buddha on a lacquer stand and back him up with a Chinese mirror on the wal! and you have an artistic touch in your living room that is hard to beat this side of the Chinese wall. There are lacquer candle ticks and lacquer tre fter seeing which you will exclaim “the Deuce take all other trays. There are lacquer Screens to screen fires and boudoir secrets and lnucqueed picture framees fittingly beautiful to encase HIM or ¢ HER. a When it comes to boxes this is : where lacquer really shines, especia)- a ly when it is built to enstine different i sorts of shoe polish or my lady's jew- Fe els. For holding things that go up in’ 5} smoke like coal, wood, cigarettes, ci- gars or love letters lacquer boxes are alluring in all shapes and sizes. From the head to the foot of the box class, hat boxes and shoe boxes of lacquer sell with alacrity. | t Work ,boxes, candy boxes and pow- der boxes are so lovely of lacquer} that even Pandora herself would have | ' been so entranced with their external | 7 beauties that she never would have yearned to see what was inside. Fren i} Victrolas are all dressed up in black! } i and gold or red and gold lacquer! ‘i eases until they have become y A able Chinese music boxes with every thing except, thank Heavens, the! music, Chinese, And right here it is only meet to announce that the lid is surely off when it comes to candy boxes. It used to be that the humble box of pasteboard was an adequate recep- tacle for sweets to the sweet but not} in 1917. Next to the lacquer candy iff box in popularity is the ornate oo-: of brocade, gold lace and French ribbon fiewers ‘or the Chinese silk covered box gay with vaticolored beeds «and! {i Chinese tassels. Cretonne noaes are|})} effective and the hand-painted wood | {i boxes dof Russian: peasant; show|#} oer vivie bits of color that enhance the/|{f igen houbana| § ‘te perfec nestling choco nm. Hand ited tin) boxes, round ana) and tall, fat and_ thick, cane in all solo- sakemes and designs’ {f rnd have’ the further advantage of. keeving the encioxed swoetmeents | fresh and moist. : Such a ba: will /f keep them from tho ravage: of time |{ if not from the ravages of feinsles hampered ba se tyerviance to “ and Grow Thin.” ‘These tin boxesend also the m elaborate and galloen covered ones’ fare caks boxes as well. You may not! be able to eat your crake and have ait} OSE eet have the box. 5 jedly wo while for these boxes certainly 1 ; = - ; ST airattat orev efforts in the one to % 1 T ily ry, it is de ed there never has| cr e e |Grand Conteilibal Palace Scene of without stubbing one’s toe on a thou-| News Editor} By the United Press. NEW YORK, J manufacturer » United States bodies are on display. history < opens tomorrow at Gr , the greatest On the second floor are the acces- sories, from tiny pins and ‘folts to a H 1 fully dressed motor, in full opera = = The first floor of the massive pal-|the ed around over the floor so thick it/age of t is almost impossible to get around) sand dolla> automobile or a jitney| RO S LAMB Is promised for Third and Center steet this Spring, in the heart of Casper’s Business district, and One Block From Midwest Addition ONE BLOCK from Midwest Hotel. ONE BLOCK from paved streets. ONE BLOCK from Court House. THREE BLOCKS from Post Office. TREBLE YOUR MONEY BY INVESTING IN THIS ADDITION NOW. Real estate in Casper will in all likelihood reach its zenith for many years in the Spring. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. $150 to $250 and all oil rights go with the lots Buy lots in this addition and tind the short ‘| road to independence | Phone 210 or 133. and my car will come and get you L | 201 Center. Street the show a but the great-| udden rises and falls in rket have made many Terse Told Ta’ A La James J. gE TT looked for next week. potential automobile} York and the manu rage or business block site. STEELE, 112 S. Wolcott. Ae he won't raise | to Ping Rodie.| bus. Bill Carrigan is about to return FOR SALE—Three lots on Second Included in the display are many| and protect the Red Sox from Jack | freaks, new things in the auto! Barry or some one. world, which are getting theirgshare Connie Mack s of attention. But, as always has! the offer he mad With nearly been the case, the tried ideas pre- Conr e evidently believes that’s his| 635. 12-29-tf} automobiles dominate. Sixteen different styles of | | r e to save the Athletics from = —— FRONT BEDROOM for rent. Phon There is to select from at | poR RENT Two f¢ rooms.8578. Walnut. Phone744- J.1-2-€ Quality and prices are Come in and see. 1-5-1t el | 749-W. 1-3-3t* furnished bed-'o If HENNING Did the Plumbing Bt west Hotel, at *, a da . known ge fur collar ened to back and ti tify Tribune office be the best equipped in the State . William Harry Newmeyer Piano Instruction STUDIO—Lynch Building, 111 East Second Street. DAILY—1 00 to 5:30 P. M. Evenings by appointment. Residence Phone 128-W Bob’s Auto Livery Stamd at Grand Central Hotel Phone 57 Special Rates to Salt Creek and the Oil Fields The Bonton CAFE THHE PLACE TO EAT : Ev- ERYTHING FIRST CLASS : ; REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A _ SPE. CIALTY. 139 South Center Street Come in and Try 0.L Walker Lumber Co: Phone 240 DEALERS IN HUDSON AND GEBO COAL RT iull line of Building Material of ‘Pigare se us for of ements im the o ouilding Boe ha The Tribune’s Commercial Job Printing Department is conceded to oil Stock Cartiacatas are printed at The Tribune. Accuracy, neatness Suite 6, Smith Block and dispatch guaranteed. ~ —9 E meen |) LISTEN! HENNING FOR WANTED—Woman to wash F y | PLUMBING! THAT’S ALL! or Saturday; also girl for ge — ky Po 33 2 E> ueieeTocks" any Lost or take | AND LANDS watch SRR k brown velvet ladies’ 1 brown, with anc st lined vith gold-colored satin; has belt fast- in front, Lib-| O— eral reward will be paid for informa- tion leading to the recovery of the garment, and no questions asked. No- 1-2-4t gp kA: DE SS Classified Advertising here to take advant-| A dyertising for these columns must be paid for in advance un- less parties have an open account at this office : : : : : CASH——CASH———_CASH——_CASH No Charge Accounts kept for small advertising | BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS street, just off Center; excellent 6, Oe ere | LADIES: It’s Phone 21- a Call. Casper Beauty Pe | Smith Building : : : : : : “AIN’ TIT THE TRUTH"? George B. Nelson Sells the Earth and Writes In- surance : Office Midwest Hotel ws There’s No Kick Coming ie SS = NOTICE TO SETTLERS co ie a OIL i ae | J cas Rubber Co. : Vuleanizi > aS ; FoI ti! ac epted. PRED >. PLACE, k BE 6 ee Fe) p No it the District (Coprt Soto bia tt 0 — SENNSYLVANIRCTIREROTLY, | W i {) me y ‘OR S : t c Rubber C FOR SALE—Residence lots, 1e: asper Rubber Company, O N LO S i a eee ey uchecl building, Write 3.|. Iris Theatre Bld., Phone 267-J nt }}| new high sch - 5 fo Wes } S. Stark, Mctook, Neb. 1-2-4t,| O— ms ©) IN CASPER ARE THE BEST BUY FOR YOU Se __. W. P. SPENCE, M. D. Make your selection early while you can get your choice. } LOST-—Bun of keys. Please re- Eye E Nose nan none re | One-half the purchase price goes into the development of ) turn 1e office 1-8-2t aver ‘Chaniberitnts Furn.. Store the holdings of the Equality Oil and Development Co., and 2 } —~—-- (CR a stoc é i 2 issue you 2 alr a share. FRONT BEDROOM fo LEHOnG| Qe stock for that amount will be issued to you at one dolalr a share i ON * or ren ene fo} Sanaa Sa 9 : ] : i \ sie te a Sas SEND FOR HENNING | A Site For a Home and an Income to Support it |} |} °= 2e87—xoom win or witiot o__ “8° FOR MER ) board. Phone 777-J 1-3-2 5 Fi { Bs | Everard & Steele, Chemists MARION W. EDWARS, Agent } LOST—A fur neck piece, dark brown | Rock and oil analysis, Phone 798 | 112 South Wolcott St. Phone 635 oO fox. Finder leave at Tribune of-/Q——— ——— WYOMING e fice and get liberal reward. 1-4-6! Glasses correctly fitted wit: stop headaches. See F. D. MARTIN, OPHD. Eyesight Specialist. PERRY E. HAWORTH, Mokler Bldg., Phone 86 SoeEaO MA RSHALL c. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon | al attention given to ob- Spe stetrics and diseases of women | and children. Office phone 30; | Res. Phone 164. Blackmore | Bldg., Casper, myo: o—— ~O YOU AUTO PAINT and YOUR AUTO NEEDS PAINT John Jourgensen, Decorator Its the WARDROBE Cleaners Ladies’ Work Given Special Attention _ Phone 124W : 124 W. 2nd St GRAND CENTRAL STABLES THE place tha es you a Food team akin drive, long or short. We Specialize on Good and Careful = FEEDING our Horse good hands if left se us Day and Night Service Phone 20 Castle & Parsons, Props. ooas 4 _ Bottles