Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 6, 1917, Page 8

THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE Tale With The Business M | By NELS DARLING No. 11 jand to which you have given at Holmes Hardware Co. By NELS DARLING least four hours of thought and at- in | tention. Do not put this off, but ERIS TODAY LILLIAN GISH and SAM De GRASSE “AN INNOCENT MAGDALENE” Be systematic ar4 methodical WE ARE VERY MUCH PLEASED WITH OUR your advertising. Do you keep books 1.07% Becun atbe Sl ictal e, thinnals Fine Avts'ia Five Rosle SALE—SO MUCH SO THAT WE WILL CON- up to the minute? Do you push store, your collections and buy your goods If your adv’s do not bring results, TINUE THE SALE PRICES ANOTHER WEEK. with thought and care? Do you write| ask yourself why. Do a little think- your advertising any old time and in ing about this. As great adver- a rush? Do you think of this adv. tiser says, “There’s a Reason.” If . writing something of little im- you think advertising does not pay, Holmes Hardware Co. portance and an unpleasant task? take two or three articles and push Change your attitude by changing them with good, steady advertising TYLER VARIETY STORE your viewpoint. Change your view- and attractive prices, the: watch re- point by learning how to write ad-' suits Do not expect to s results vertising. Start to learn how by from five or six adv.’s, but wait until putting in the next issue of the pa-;you have been pushing for several per an ad. that is carefully prepared, weeks or months, “Fay Tincher” —_—— LN “The Two: 0'clock Train Triangle Comedy in Two Reels oe (No. 10533) Report of Condition OF THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK, AT CASPER, IN THE STATE OF WYOMING, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 27TH, 1916. Shows starts promptly at-7:30 aitd 3 p. m. | RESOURCES fi By Mrs. Donald MacQueen Telephone No. 15 |Notes and bills rediscounted * $560,677.00 i R j S | Overdrafts, secured and scured 979.35 - In merry England for many gener. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth McDonald) 1; 3. bonds de ee aa 3 sane circulation (par ; ations past it has been the custom to; C#me ie, “ide sete nae yesterday} value) 12,500.00 | TOMORROW a Poem anks|i® order that Mr McDonald might Total bonds, securities . 3,889.96 celebrate Twelfth Night with pran join the sarty of friends with whom Total bonds, securities, ete. 13,889.96 DANIEL FROHMAN PRESENTS and jollifications and all sorts of good ahe Stock of Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of will journey from windy Wyom times in celebration ‘of the close of|in? to ihe sunshine and. toses ar subscription ; 1,650.00 r4 9 the Christmas season. In olden times Southern California ie! iCie Furniture and fixtures * 3,100.00 : the holly and Spy roe bey de ae party will spend three months ox so|Net amount due from approved re a urra | ee eR an and traveling about California in the hope} serve agents in New York, Chicago : ay ee filled the house " th. arty J Net amount due m a ‘oved serve P = ye tat ead Mi etwas consid vere Casper on Sunday night with agents in other reserve citie 30,404.96 3 A Powerful Drama of New York Life ered unlacky for a single sprig to re ‘geles as their destination Net amount due from banks and bankers 156,159.4 i ° . Fi main, Chief of all the celebrations! Delightful Vacaton® 1 Other checks on banks in the same city or town 6 / } for this happy time was a pageant or) for Father Mullin | as reporting bank ‘ 16,000.95 masque, and “mn ‘in Shake me are : root lane 4 ees | Outside checks and other cash items onne * . A Norte pean AT Eiaiea orate the Sr-|f71r lif SAM be peed Rev. John) yyactional currency, nickels and cent : 776.12 A Thrilling Slice from the Life of the etd ae dec of the day, sausing the end of the| p22 yates n pecding eastward / Notes of other national banks 4,180.00 : devon pry Se het for a delightful holiday with his par-| federal Reserve Notes 420.00 ® olidays to come’ to 4 close in a per- : : | : Notes 20. fect blaze of mertiment enta at Pittston, Pa., and with! Lawful reserve in vault and net amount due from USUAL DIME DANCE AT THE TEMPLE TONIGHT ae : friends in other Eastern cities. Dur-! Federal Reserve Bank eee | eae ing his vacation of six weeks he will] a ORE Resumes Work Today visit New York, Philadelphia, Pitts- Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due The holidays’ well past, the Wom- burg, Boston and Washington, and in! from U. S. Treasurer q an’s Club is resuming serious business other smaller cities will renew the Total once more at this afternoon's meet-| friendships of his college days, for ; ee | W HEN oon IN any DOU B I ing at the residence of Mrs. aunt fellow-students at Notre Dame and| -—— LIABILITIES — | Dailey. “Ancient Egypt” is the sub- Italy ere now worki ; 7 « } rn aly are arishes in| Capital stock paid in ess $ 50,000.00) ect of the afternoon and Mrs. Ste- poh Sica hel eet : | THE POPUL. To al Tobin will'lead the discussion, in|€Y¢'Y corner of the United States, | Surplus fund - cates a 10,000.00} ULAR PLACE MEET which the other members of the club| Father Mullin will return just in time| Undivided Profits, leas current expenses, interest | YOUR FRIENDS wa Jk. Pe, to assume the onerous duties of Lent, y, ane taxes paid A 7 - a ereied a eCAUse O' e difficulty in secur-|and duri his eae s irculating notes outstanding ~~ . ing proper books of reference, they cutie his absence Father Healey! Net amount due to banks and bankers 18,800.77 Inoceros Woman's Club is pursuing a cour, in| Will have charge of the services. The} Demand Deposits: the Bay View Study circle this year, tisiting priest comes from Baltimore, | Individual deposits subject to check 533,902.31 | Serves the best meal in town for 35c : A ; 1 | Certificates of deposit d n less than 30 ys with Africa anf Australia as general) where he has recently completed his| Cashier's aba atatending ss tha day subjects. The’ club does really ear-| ministerial studies, and Casper is his! Certificates of deposit 36,285.2 Short orders, fancy steaks of all kinds nest, serious work, and finds this ¢ ieul Other time d sits = 5 . inst miss er time deposits $773,811.17 | course of study helpful and compre- : reese oo } ss served as you like them hensive. Papers are read at most of WamentofiWooderntt Total . < $866,529. the meetings, but occasionally a mag- | State of Wyoming, ‘ azine articte takes the place of these | County of Natrona,—ss: original’ contributions, And then, at The natal anniversary of Mrs. M. L. I, R. C. Wyland, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear the close of the study hour, tha mem- Bishop of Jackson street was the si that the above statement is true to the best of my, knowledge and belief. bers find delightful relaxation in the \4) for the g-| R. C. WYLAND, Cashier. cup that cheers, and in a half hour)f.)/) 8 B. B. BROOKS, of friendly ‘chat. rege she belongs, to plan a pleasant P. J. O'CONNOR, a Ii pasty fn her honor. Not taking| CB. MANBECK, > shop into their plans, they actors. Moose Monthly: ome ries di amilattinced aactseioe le Subscribed and sworn to beforeime, this 6th day of January, 1917. Dice Lace d and arranged everything be-| R. H. NICHOLS forehand, and then on Friday even-| SEAL Notary Pub’ a Nivsaksaiea eaedeees (ntyicoraminvion expires November 14, 1920. agi tease CASPER’S CUSTOM TAILOR, MAKES CLOTHES TO | : FIT YOUR MEASURE. START THE NEW program of voralyand instrumental| peared at her door, and overwhe waes| YEAR RIGHT BY music was followed by several hours}her with good wishes and more sub-| devoted to dancing, a fine supper and|stantial tokens of their affection. The| “7 [ @ ) might if Wearin ga N obby Tai lored other diversions. About seventy-five|affair took the form of a sndkexs} } were present to enjoy the good time. chief shower, and quantities of| Hold Surprise Party THE RHINOCEROS Women of Woodcraft, to) Correct-Attest :- There were many members of the familiiés’of Moose out on Wednesday|!2& Put their ideas into execution. evening at the regular monthly so- With delicious home-made goodi cial meeting im the lodge hall A/and daintily wrapped gifts, they ap- oo dainty kerchiefs were unfolded by the} S U x hy ‘| F dazed guest of honor, to whom all} bi 4 : hy ep ated | this was totally unexpected. | ) m4 An impromptu musical program! ‘ many members out to take part in the ey ida 8 on the Lyceum course} impressive ceremonies. This lodge|/#% will be held at the Iris Theatre,| is a very old one, and has been in ex-|S#turday evening, January 13, The! LAST TIME-—-CUNNING & CO. Ei . , Fairchild Quartet will furnish the at- WITH FIVE REELS OF PICTURES ainda Cook which is a longtime in a country as|‘@ctive program and all four mu- acuum Bottl hia.) Boll h Ha-|Sicians are pupils of celebrated i | Carving Sets c I Da tne ao eemeer é mew as’ this. ‘ollowing the installa- : re pils of celebrated in-| zm + + Casseroles : : Percolators ; : Safety ; tion last evening, a'delightful social) ®tructors here and abroad and cann6t/ SUNDAY, AT 1 P. M. Razors on followed in honor of the new: Ut delight all music lovers with their REGULAR PICTURE PROGRAM offickrs, and there were delicious re-|S¢lections. The personnel of the LOOK OVER OUR LINE OF UNIVERSAL ELECTRICAL GOODS Treshments to add té the pleasure of + path M Bessie, SEFORE BUYING ¢ whe océasion. The new officers are: VOrothy and Lela Fairchild and M é Mrs, Mabel Sta#lai, noble grand; Mrs, /dted Mereness. Piano, cello and vio-| THE RICHARDS-CUNNINGHAM co Ps Grace Smith, vieg grand; Miss Norah !im are all manipulated by these fair) These are busy days with the lodge was enjoyed and then the delectable} | All Garments Made in My Shop members, for there are installations refreshments made their appearance. | and social affaifs and important busi- oo ete es Phone 197-W ness matters to be discussed at the) Musical Program Next | y , meetings. The members of Natrona on Lyceum Course } ‘By Rebekah Lodge No. 13 instglled of- j ee... ficers last evening, and there were A delightful musical program is the! ¥ ——— ee ee ee ae | istence nearly a quarter of a centu ara, secretary; Mrs. Mary Millett,|®"tists, and they also culti- i treasurer. Thera was not time last) Y@ted voices, and Miss Lela Fairchild } } ~vening to appolfit ‘the other officers, '* ® reader along with her other tal-| EMILY STEVENS | } j ut. this will corte tater. ents. All four have had much expe-! \ ' DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. rience and are pupils of masters of -—— IN —— Office Phone 54 Pa Ww. C. FOSTER . TMixy Open S soi * ride reputation, House Phone 116 } diate oe vi on Se : ouse Phone 273 fer Dancing Here’ "The Misses Blake, who have con-| ucted the leading classes in dancing! ‘in Billings for two seasons past, are, THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 840 South Durbin Street : : : : Phone 273 - The Pretender Every Modern Convenience for the c. pethcn sr vanes nek iomeng aver the) Big A METRO WONDER PICTURE and injured are of the sick < a vi to estal i paveltasvechool: BU ealasted yoni IN FIVE REELS MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW — Also ——.... | Their First Baby | Then a Classy Travelogue : : Five-Piece Or-. : ly OF THE FAMOUS “PICKARD” HAND PAINTED CHINA. IN A CLASS ALL ITS OWN CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT : et . “s ae PROMPT, CAREFUL. SERVICE. cial Music Friday afternoon: : Continuous Show a lifed Waban haa phi chestra : : Afternoon,and Evening. :-: Big Spe-