Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1917, Page 3

THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE THE UNIVERSAL CAR To Owners The Ford Motor Company, of Detroit, appoiuted us authorized agents for Ford cars in this territory, to properly represent Ford interests, to give service to Ford owners. The Company in return demands that we equip and maintain an adequate service station, employing competent Ford mechanics, using only genuine Ford-made mate Ford prices. This is the service we are giving to Ford owners. Material—workmanship—prices, the standard of each guaranteed. When your Ford car needs attention, bring it to us, and get the benefit fo ex give you the assurance with genuine Ford-made Ford cars—Runabout $345; Touring Car $360; Coupelet $505; Town Car $595; Sedan $645, all f. o. b. Detroit. Boyle’s Casper, Wyo. Aid EM ae ae of Ford Cars rials and charging regular tnt want 1 ome pert Ford mechanics. We of genuine Ford service, parts. age Gar BS eae} Phone 9 ae By Mrs. Donald MacQueen If speech is silver and silence is zolden, it puts the good listener in a class where he scores just about one hundred per cent. A good listener does not mean apathetic silence on the part of one’s audience, but the | eager assent which the bright eye, ready smile, and whole-souled nod lend the hearer. The teacher of stage deportment instruct their pu- pils in these arts of silence which speak almost as loudly as words. The eager listener need not sit bolt up right with a ramrod-like draping of the spinal column. That is not nec-} essary in order to show appreciative attention; lean back comfortably, bat incline the head, eprmit one foot to} lead the other, and above all look ahi- snated. One who listens in this atti- tude is sure to pick up golden crumbs of knowledge and to grapple friends to him with hoops of steel oo CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday The National League for Woman's Service will meet on Tuesday evening | | ty! his | What The Clubs Are Doing Material for this column should be in The Tribune offtee not later than Saturday morning |ried thru with the ass: | With the phy; Telephones 15 and 132J on two days a week, and there is work for everyone. Come and be inspired |to service for our country. °o°o Saturday | literature was distributed at the) Thursday and Saturday meetings and; was wrapped in the parcels sent out from the Mercantile companies on Saturday. While the week undoubtedly, brought forth much good to the moth- ers and babies who participated, it, promises to bear lasting fruit in the establishment of a Free Clinic, pro- posed by Dr. Lathrop who will bend all his energies toward making it a; success. °o°e Arts and Crafts Meeting Today The newly organized Arts and} Crafts club is meeting this afternoon | with Mrs. W. A. Blackmore. Mrs. J. | W. Bingham entertained the club last | week, at which time the constitution | and by-laws were drawn up and voted | upon. The club hopes to have a pro-/ gram mapped out soon, and will de-! finitely study various arts in which | the members are interested. comme} | wane] ' Campfire Girls Will Help Women Members of the Pathfinder Camp-} fire Girls will be present in a body at} the Library tomorrow evening to at-| tend the meeting of the National League for Women’s Service. Pat-)| riotic recitations and songs will be given by them to lend interest to the program. They will receive honor beads for this, as part of their pat- riotic effort. A letter from President Wilson was read at the last meeting, telling them that there was won. for | them just as important and helpful as if they were to fight in the trenches as a mode of helpfulness. Gardening and food conservation are ways in which these young girls can help. They are planning to walk 100} miles from now on, and will go into} camp for an entire week this summer, | learning camp cookery, rowing and | other activcities. They are urged in | the President’s yetter to learn as} many things as possible, how to row, | to drive a motor, and prepare food. The rings for the girls will soon be here and they are eagerly waiting to | con this symbol. Seven which typify the laws of the Campfire, form the ing. i} (ole) Civic Club Ready For Spring Labors At an enthusiastic Civie club held at the Library on Tuesday last, committees we ap- pointed for the work to be done this summer, and ac ty will commence at once. Mrs. C. Winter took the chair, and becom in view of the ref: Seely to serve as president. Mrs. O. L. Walker was elected secretary and meeting lof Mrs. Dwight The Woman’s Club will meet on Saturday, and Mrs. B. B. Brooks is |to be hostess for the meeting at her jranch home. Longshore, near Bucknum, Welfare League Closes Week of Activity Baby Week, instituted by the Home and School Welfare League, and car- | istance of all the women’s organizations of Casper, | came to a close on Saturday after- noon with a tea following a program | on baby welfare. | Each day during the week, the babies of Casper whose names had been registered for an appointment | sicians and nurses of the | city, were examined at the Parish house by physical, oral,and mental tests. On Thursday evening a ma at the Library at 8 o’clock. All wo- men of the city are urged to attend. | Sewing classes will commence at once DRY ZENZAL——MOIST ZENZAL ___ ___ __ The fact that Zenzal is made toereach two distinct types of Eczema should appeal to Rheum and Dry Eczema should be treated with Dry Zenzal. meeting was held, at which there were forceful speakers for closer ties be- tween parents and children. Welfare 4 all skin sufferers. Tetter, Salt The club play is to be | given this month at the home of Mrs. | Mrs. Wilson Kimball, sr., treasurer. A long list of committees were ap- ; pointed as follows, the first name of the list being chairman, GARDEN—Mrs. 0. L. Walker, Miss Hamilton, rMs. J. R. McKinnie, Mrs. Dwight Seely, J. C.:Snook. PUBLIC” SAFETY—=Mrs. “A> J. Sunningham, Mrs. T. A. Dean, Mrs, Henry Bayer. PARK—Mrs. A. J. Cuningham,! Mrs. T. A. Dean, Mrs. M. P. Wheeler, | rs. Dan Rhodes, Jeremiah Mahoney, jeorge Nelson. CEMETERY—Mrs. E. P. Rohr- baugh, Mrs. J. P. Smith, Mrs. Dwight | Seely, Mrs. P. C. Nicolaysen, Dr. Rohrbaugh. MOTHERS DAY—Mrs. Ay Te’. Snook, . Henry Bayer, Mrs. Cott- man . Oscar Hiestand, Mrs. W. A. Blackmore, EDUCATIONAL—George Wilder, Miss May Hamilton, Mrs. Carl Shu- maker, Mrs. Tom Cooper, Rev. R. B. W. Hutt. Mrs. i faggots, | of the | presiding officer | Mrs. W. P. Holman, Mrs. John Grieve, |§ Wallace Leavitt, Mrs. Major | ) Ormsby. ; STREETS and ALLEYS—Mrs, A.|ff A. Cuningham, Mrs. A. H. Cobb, Mrs W. P. Holman, Mrs. Arthur Schulte, George Nelson, Pat Royce oo Indiana Women To Erect Monument 10c -- 15c HUB Bluebird Photoplays Present ELLA HALL =, Nee = ~ Bh aw ds “Her Soul’s Inspiration” How a Show Girl Achieved Her Heart’s Desare FIVE PARTS e A a During the celebration of the hun- 4 dredth anniversary of Indiana’s statehood, which closed with the be- ginning of the new year, “The Pion- eer Mother’ was taken as the slogan. In many cities of the state, pageants of historic times were given, always |} with a tribute to the Pioneer Mother. The official “stickers” of the celebra- tion showed the mother of a hundred years ago with her babe in her arms. A Memorial Association has been formed by the Hoosier club women and they will soon erect a statue of - iors tl PP ELLA HALL Seeeanin cine @ccLueBind Latah Baoond ain a eS the Pioneer Mother at the state itol. 5 . exe — oc ~ “Hist!—At Six O’clock”——Christie Comedy | Liteature Chairman Publishes Study Aids Mrs. True Worthy White of Arling-} ton Heights, Mass., chairman of Lit-| ~_ ; 5 3 ; erature of the General Federation,|(10 cents) and ‘Latin Ameica” announces a new study outline, on} (free). “American Literature Since 1870,” a e Seeats °7 Washine.| Ri sae tapieithatiianmuch inidemand eltians Mrs. Cyrus Perkins, 827 Washing-|Bird photoplay depicting how a show be procured from Mrs. White for 5|ton St, Grand Rapids, Mich., the | girl achieved her heart’s desire, is the cents to cover the cost of printing. | chairman of Art, has also a new out-| attraction at the Hub this afternoon Mss. White has also reprinted the/line on “American Art” which will! and tonight. 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