Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1917, Page 8

THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE PF SER e ber who has not been able to attend LDS oe 2} ‘many meetings this’ season; andS¢on- sequently has missed some very good PSS times. Altho they kept Mrs. E. Rich- e ommes araqware oO. ard Shipp in ignorance of their deep- = a laid plot, all the details were worked onig Our repairs are well on the way. Special priced out amore bapa ‘ Bows to the Pa are getting low. Some extra good r- last sandwich, and when they ap- —_—— gains still ra our counters. Watch ee win- peared at her door early in the after- J dows. noon all was in readiness for several : - hours of unalloyed pleasure, The sur- EDITH STOREY Knit Mittens, 10c and 15c per pair. prise w. te, and after the a : twenty-odd visitors had retailed all and other famous Vitagraph players in Our new stock of Hardawre, Paints and the lodge news and lots of other news } Household supplies will soon be here. , as well, they opened thé‘goodiés they The Two FRANICREEMAN cia had brought and enjoyed a real feast. { ) Ss Holmes Hardware re) The Rebekahs are noted for their cul- }}}}) —— IN Cc ° inary skill and not the least pleasant {))}! Edg d Sw da TELEPHONE 601 part of the aren een was the supper. } e or sé I he Phoantom” Fortnightly Bridge i Her sword of vengeance proves two- Will Meet Saturday | edged, for it swings both ways. She suc- Triangle Kay Bee in Five Reels Mrs. John McGrath will be hostess {\{{}} : ; ENID MARKEY tomorrow noon for the regular meet- i ceeds in her purpose when she brings ng of the Fortnightly Club at her Wit sorrow to the heart of the woman, who —— IN —— Na Ded Hee eae fa Wi by evil flirtations, caused her brother to 7 al, Ie eon ll precede the fas-' §{})) oe : cinating game. {||| end his life. Hearts and Sparks si ADVERTISED LETTER LIST _}/){{! =! - \\!} A GREATER VITAGRAPH FILM HANK MANN &| List of mail advertised and remain- }}}{}} IN FIVE PARTS Triangle Keystone in Two Reels i By Mrs. Donald MacQueer Telephone No. 15 ing uncalled for, for the week ending }} 7 senasry i 6 WA Ht Shows Start Promptly at 7:30 and 9 P. M. { It is generally conceeded that some evening by a little diversion in the oom cmee, ; 2) f the most beautiful literature in| form of the Salto Club dance at the, Miss Ellen Aptell ties J. Mi, Bar- 1% existence is elegaic in character, and Masonic Temple. The music wasn’t!ney, Mrs. earee stele ae Sie ( 1 induced by memory of the dear any better than usual, nor the usual, ¢tte Campbell, ese Ella Ca ; pies i 1. ¢ " “Adonais” and “In| refreshments any more delightful, but F. L. Coleman, Mrs. Mae re egeee ; Memori are striking examples there wa at zest for the affair and| Miss Grace Cherry, Mra: Je 8 8 : f this. ne of the recent contriiv-|everyone enjoyed himself all the more|ney, Mrs. Myra Daves as inter B RGAIN 2. his branch of poetry :comen because of the fortnight’s dearth of| Davis, ! Pearl Demick, Mrs. Jessie i rom ef Rupert ec, that parties. A small number were pres- ; E> anced nies rg - hes ny ve recent a light but thi is easily each unten Pa by Claudie Moore, Robert Moran, in practically ncw upright piano, inquire at t the wonderfully beautiful verse the number of students who were setae de et 2 Mrs. Marna Mul- had written a he list present ut last month’ air, and the) ‘!€n, irs a P| 2 westtl TARE -Mrs. Edna Phillip, J $29 . ing to the singing of those ' 1} two conventions which drew Casper i Ch b | were to enn ts Set (ik to Thermopote and to Cheyenne, ke’ Sheper, Mie Ma Mrs amberlins Furniture Store Batata Satis ac Srooke it the ex si it; enne, rs : ay Lis i Pie wajibisibetoro thelacrha woutd piro:| oO Lew Thompson, Mrs. Olive B. White, “PICKARD” HAND PAINTED k have nsvereeitevka in thin|Mrijand Merssitayler Miss Mabel Wilson, Miss Marie ; - aioe : , liocre place in literature, for his) Return to Nebraska Goodfellow. pape pede | pe ence a A ne ath ase CHINA. IN A CLASS ALL verse bore the m of decadence.! After making the trip all the way) ‘ 10 TRY PARCEL POST 10 of two months in the ". Hott iTs OWN } His “Out of React a blossom of from Grand Island, Neb., in order to Ark < Reuse see |will also take a trip, going west for i rare lovliness be present at the convention of the| A? teed, B ae Jain Bercy WING COST” outing. fou sa yr “ou , en " vo Yyoming Woo ro > Thermor jarence sen at, 78 2e a | o— ; dead iar une ee na Mies "Robert Topsy 2, C. Bonce, Arthur Bowen, Th CUT PITTSBURE L | Mrs. L. D. Scott and son, who live Nay, by my own dead I deny Bis? iy ‘far asc Mae where th Snare yy ae ‘ peRK EY Sais 4 eee on-s ranch ne alt ( rai are in Your “out of reach”; be comforted; |spent the week, This is a tri ough, James Lev Ray Cox, “| By United Press town for a short time. , : =i ! oe Joche ; ‘ovington, Wm. Cur- Tis not so far to die, the fascinations of Casper, most Cocherell, John Covington : BURG, Jan. 19—With $10, — & NnDa Drug Store 9 0 uredly, and the Taylors .re always 4 Pankey ACA ‘ AG) sac 000 civan me eetead onier Sest Select Oysters, 50c per quart, , Oh, by their dear remembered smiles} lionized when they come here, for) D8 Ges) IC a arene Mes z i ice offi Se per pint. Blue Front Market and And outstretched hands and welcom-|their friends are numberless, and all Flesher, Geo. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. back the test, post office offi Grosary, 1-19-1t The Daily Tribune—SOc a month ing speech, delight in entertaining them. They Goldsbury, Eligh Groves, F. B. Haines, .mber of citizens headed by Rab a a a echt aa They wait for us, miles and miles, are le: lay for their Nebraska|Roy C. Hansey, Lyman Hurris, Roy J »nard Levy were planning t mhta uidelo? “outevhecack howe Heinden, R. R. Helmerick, Miller Se Eh cad a RtiTOr aaarket ° | oo Hodge, Mort. Jackson, J. W. Kamp, ugu Sclto Cla Danpa ii, |Rebekaks Spring « R. J. Kitling, Theodore Koonsorner, ing by parcel post. A FEW SUGGESTIONS Greatly Enjoyed Pl ts _ Erne t K » Ernest Kreb » Ray As outlined by Rabbi y sf The deadly monotony that has! ‘The members’ of Rebekah Lodge Kuchter, TN. Leman, “Benjamine pitishurg Association of Credit Men, IF YOU ARE UNDECIDED WHAT TO EAT, ailed s an ye pm . - ae nding “ lightf Matthews : D. Mathews, Jack Mc- | fs ay . . je books in F ivities, we surp pa McLane, Marion McClary (2), Geo. which producers in rural districts may ———— = 2 Mate, Master Marvin Morgan, R, E, list their products, with prices and ap POULTRY DEPARTMENT \2| FRESH MEAT DEPARTMENT “= Naylor, Harry Newhardt, Emil Nel; proximate parcel post charges for de- 4 TELEPHONE 352-3 FOR INFORMATION son, Edward Noeth, Lee O'Dell, Ehert/jivery to the customer here. Those! Home-Dressed Turkeys ™) Boef ---+| By the Side, Ottercrans, Ralph Owens, Chas. Pheg- 3 Home-Dressed Ducks ©} Pork Quarter, Loins, levi Georse Rumbas ink Reinoehl, 4esiting farm products, fruit and ve- Home-Dressed Springers Cl Veal Ribs, or Rounds, 1 Bi Anche Hares | Chas. Rus. getables may consult the lists. Home-Dressed Hens 7) Mutton ____ | Any Cut —— a sel, William Thomz t Thoman, LIVE POULTRY <| _- se You Warf. TODAY and TONIGHT Wop ff fie’ dense ira i = veoreanue opeanrmens 34 Lk Steam & Operating E Mike r an Sibert, Stephen Sparks (2), A. BE. Palace Shining Parlor Pascoe! Calary, 8 Brains . Stegall, George Trammel, Mr. and é . Head Lettuce =| Spare Ribs Mrs. Lynn Truax, Jack Turner, Mr.j§|We clean sil kinds of shoes, rate Cauliflower 3 os Ma ; Sento: ra - fl Sat le and Mrs. J. O. Walker, Tom ¥V sknifi suede, Ooze, and all nappy Green Onions resh Hocks Fe BAe Te aioe OOP: XESTERDAY (THAT SOME PEO: Mitty red w Lwolonens and smooth leathers. Private Wilrciees ° Breads SAY TWICE AND EVEN BROUGHT THEIR SUPPER. Woods. aMaaten! Wallervaunes Iam chairs for ladies’ Hatelcleaned /and a a Re =~ Lydia Young. blocked. Set ae ©} Mutton Legs ! If octenticd Sor sn1 16 alos! LERTM URIESSSuR Hat is leaesked| ant this eae EF h Woavalniia lint Sa is the place to have it cleaned and Aetaahae @| FRESH AND CURED FISH above mail will be sent to the Dead | §' the plac Green Peppers o) DEPARTMENT i i Letter Office at Washington blocked. Pic Plant = al : / I J. S. VAN DOREN, RLOR HAT WORKS . Red Snapper } } Bosinietes PA H , REGULAR MONDAY Chasnctice: 4 PA te 135 S. Center St., Casper, Wyo. SPECIAL Sa ee BETHLEHEM BREAKS H Made Bulk Black Base | WHEN BEARS RAID Poe War . Silver Smelts By the United Press Residence. Phone 128-W Sausage 15¢ Alaska Blk. Cod W YORK, Jan. 19.—Bethlehem Finnan Haddie 15¢ Flounders Steel broke 85 points and dropped Bob’s Auto Orange Pekoe Tea Salmon and Halibut With BILLY BURKE down to 400. Bears raided the stock ‘ Uncolored Jap Tea Pickled Eels and White Fish, market on the tip that the directors} Livery Gunpowder Tea__ 55c—Buy Smoked White Fish and Bloat- HARRY WATSON in “MUSTY SUFFER.” won't increase dividends. { Ceylon and India Teal to the ers. See JIMMY CLABBY, MAY SUTTON, Billiard Champs, Wrestlers a : Stand at Grand Central Hotel English Break- Limit FRESH OYSTERS EVERY and other Athletic Stars of the First Rank. MONDAY SPECIALS fast Tea t DAY | Orange Pekoe Tea. rs Uncolored Japan Tea lic Ib} Phone 57 India Tea 15¢ Ib} : inglish Breakfast Tea 15c bj Special Rates to Salt Creek Norris-Cleghorn Market Wholesale Meats—Fancy Groceries Retail Buy to the Limit and the Oil Fields i } NORRIS-CLEGHORN CO : i an : H ardware saturday New Fresh Groceries Pineapple, G G Pl , PF » Peaches, Apri- Canned foods cote, Lec Barrise: ‘Muscatel, Gcpper Cherries’ Rass: : WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF THE FAMOUS “EVER- Only - berries, Strawberries, etc. READY” FLASHLIGHTS, EXTRA BATTERIES AND BULBS FOR 50 Ibs. Occident Flour. . .$2.30 SAME. Corn, Peas, T: toes, Spimach, Li A Limited Supply large cans of Canned Vegetables Succotash aca Bara Sifted Peas theeaes: milk, at . Hoss. ce ce 10c Sauer Kraut. HEADQUARTERS FOR THERMOS AND UNIVERSAL LUNCH WE HANDLE ONLY HIGH-GRADE GOODS AT MODERAT PRICES. PAILS. CALL ON US FOR ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE. (For Cash Only) ES OVS SF aemNaa het Tey i LRA 2