Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1917, Page 3

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2 3 THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE if * RED CROSS NOTES 7 “WAR BRIDES’—-COMING TO THE LYRIC Twenty-Five Dollar Nag _| NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the co- partnership of Sturm & Gravesend Pays Large Dividends in has been dissolved, and that the un- Bioducnon of Medicine| dersigned will not be rosponsible for any debts contracted since the 15th day of April, 1917, said day being the date said co-partnership was dis- solved, 6-14-10t E. E STURM. Why one would hesitate to sant themselves to give their lives for the tion on its battlefields may, per haps, admit of explanation or excuse. | There can be no explanation, no e | -use offered, however, for the man Otisville, N. Y., boasts of a horse which, while only costing the city $25, has to date earned $75,000, besides saving the lives of thou- | sands of children. “No, 395,” as the dividend-producing horse is called, has had eight quarts of eee blood, used in making serum, drawn from him every week for the past HAGENS & STANLEY four years. This blood has pro- - vided serum which has saved the LAWYERS lives of children all over the coun- | Mokler Building try. “No. 397” is now enjoying | a well-earned rest, but in a short | time will be back on the job in the ——. or woman who fails to respond to the all of the Red Cross with every cert that is in the stocking. Casper, with its wealth of oil, sheep, | cattle and minerals, could easily raise | one hundred thousand dollars and! Never in the history of Casper has | never feel it—and it should do it. it taken the dust from any other cora-| inity on any proposition. It will net n the Red Cross drive, but will finish far and away ahead of all others like} horobred that it is. serum plant. is being ted Cro a d the price the person ny is at the head of particulz : rtai t INAZ irticular entertainmen J IMOVA nie BRIDES” SELZNICK=PICTURE DANDY CANDY AND SO HANDY If you want the best—mark you, we say “best’’—candy that can be made, come to us for it. No trouble at all, our store is handy, right on yourway And when we say best we mean it. We know how it is made, that’s manly defense will be giv hall one y manly man who atter a ~ bute from five to one hundredt| = “War Brides” he benefit of the Red Cross. why we recommend it so highly. ; - 1s a masterpiece from the studio of Herbert Rrenon, whe 18 now recognized as SCHULTE BROS. Ls ager sya Had he ios progressive of all directors of photodramas, and \."!1 be shown 2t The Lyric Theater soon. | eA a M = -srious undertakings. "| Among Us previous successes were * ADaughter of the Gods,” “The Sou! of Broadway,” Neptune's | + West, Me. Daughter,” “The Kreutzer Sonata,” “The Two Orphans,” and many others. | - VouRBUIaalenareybusyisell Ne " e Ford Touring car donated | y| Will enjoy them more when you get! t dary, extend fre re) adoul marl C. Boyle. the Colorado Forest Is [renee Seren Oey AY netball | | yoming state line south a distance | ee F ) | e $250 Victrola donated by \ | Who of Casper's wealthy citizen Increased Over One of seventy-five milos. For almost its// THE RHINOCEROS GRILL now open from J. Cunningham is being handled by | will be the first to gi 000. Yo entire length the area borders on a 4 a hustling bunch of young ladies who | owe it to your country.: But for the Half Million Acres'| jiarge and intensively irrigated farm- | | a.m. to2 a.m. Below the Rhinoceros Cafe vill make it bring a good price. | AEmerS who stood at the bridge at| jing section, and is a direct source of | : exington you would not have had DENVER, Faneuil 18.— By presiden-|domestic water supply for Boulder, | Th i 7 1 ah arin deri ca oa C mini bes sieererar aye tk a wealth | |tial proclamation of June 12, over half Longmont, byans; Sane Love: e best of things to Eat and Drink. Music and S18 e will neve land, Fort Collins. ecause of the . . . F, he young ladies who are selling | buy you an honor of which you ar a million acres of land were added to teep slopes, the st ts \~ n lots, there would be nothing left your children and their childre 4 c oul 1 | ie, olorade National a wees 40 a feyadarisb le 5 power development Entertainment CeEty. evens: Special atten en an Natron % a z ai £ |) BOP central part of the state. 4 et an : 2 “4 elliin: Natrona county [oe ee ara on caine Headed the It |. hal prosamutian!iaitisloutgrawih| ees aaere tee eco eneeeueomer ticn to Private Parties. Banquets a Specialty Russia is like a little child. se a ened Cross. |ctaresolution\ passed ini 91b\ bythe sere y pu uoe etumcereu Ocneman Rincolisicniheriiniess: The worki jLongmont Commercial Assvciation plannec ye Nes ras Powes plants | England is bending under her load | who penal Sy OL Hose and endorsed by commercial bodies in | 2nned and under construction. Belgium is in her grave. found willing givers to the Red Cross. | ee Ad : zone, Teveiang anal Ounvbsataline Pendetanseniantte Mi feradt ioe : *8-/Greeley, petitioning Congress to in-{ Resid C I a gree mal Navy Cie Narang eae Fee near, nok Bea, the sheep | clude certain described lands within | eo Phone 128-W The sper ndscape and Garden Company Army ¢ By * essional m: r = S¥e) te | Gee aescatifnerathdatense tartuel sano aes Hanns valves ithe administration of the Colorado} Bob’s A | W. W. COLLIVER, Manager mad Orne a= ational For ing upon e pe-| A ted Cross. |per will raise one hundred thousand eas (Gaia a oh: ops uto || 335 North Center street Phone 329-W effort must be spared—no sac-| dollar tition, Congress on August 8, 1916,| 5 TifcenisttooNeceathtomnreparenthen Crean jthru a special act introduced by Con- | Livery | the task of wading thru hell to res- ity ae Waerar jer smin Timberlake, authorized the | he German people from a slavery |ihe back because a tts 36000 ORE AS one ey sch dese Solorade as Stand at Grand Central Hetel LAWNS CUT AND TRIMMED worse than ever bound the black man.| exo g, e 0K gat er|Pike Forests such described areas as . $50,000 worth of Librty Bonds has |rmight be found chief!» valuable for | wie mon ach Russia the way of a/ jothing to be proud of—he only tock |the production of timber and for wet- | Phone 57 ASH PITS BUILT TO ORDER. oie LET ME DO YOUR iB: che WH a0 oh advantage of a gilt edge investment——|ershed protection sa we must raise France to|he pave nothing. If he will give that] The aided anes including | Special Rates to Salt) Creokl Al HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANING nanaes we must lift England’s much to the Red Cross then he will!747 acres and ranging from four co} ~ ween te er = | Pais 2 vngiane’S have reason to feel that he is a patriot |twenty-four miles in width along the | | Raverentlviwanmusterceurrectebel: and not merely a money-lender. ‘foothills east of the former forest) —_——____ EEE gium eadfast of purpose as the stars of AP AN he , the Flag is ibow of hope | A. A. CH M. in skies, as su a promise of | REAL ESTATE, FIRE INSURANCE in freedom as the Cross of Cal- s a promise of eternal life. | Stocks Bought and Sold ld men, women and children can- | Room 22 Townsend Block Phone 196-) fer their lives on the altar of | ™m as are the young men of nation. None, however, but can mething that will count. Do e ° Right Here in Casper |# —— | DOUGLAS & MOODY, Office: 126 N. Wolcott Street, you will find a complete STATIONEY STORE, with a full | Geologists Casper, Wyo. Phone 90-J line for Office and Home Casper could have no greater glory than to raise a contribution for +he | Cross far and away larger thar ontribution of any other town of e in the nation. W can do it try. Let’s | | H. E. PARSONS Real Estate and Insurance Why goto the outside and pay | Office: Room 5 Natrona Hote Freight and Express besides the delay? We sell UNDERWOOD and REMING- Where -the best type of real good TON Typewriters, Safe Cabinets. Also all kinds of Office Fellowship Prevails Filing Devices. and where friend meets friends. They like the Rhinocros not only for the satisfying meals, but because it’s a place to meet, to chat, to talk, to make the eatnig time the happiest hour of the whole Office Books, Envelopes, Legal Blanks, Check Protectors, or Carbons, Note Books, All Kinds of Wniting Material, Clips, Rubber Pads, Stamp Pads, Letter Files, Letter Trays, Ink Wells, Drawing Ink, Typewriter Supplies, I. P. Mee. and vertising that could be done} xpenditure of money would dly fix Casper on the map in, of the world as to make the | contribution of any town of ze in the United States. Give to the Red Cross NOW. Plan to do the things next year that you thot yeu wanted to do this year. You When Your Doctor Whites PRESCRIPTIONS Insist on having them filled at SERVES THE BEST MEAL IN TOWN FOR 35c THE RHINOCEROS KIMBALL'’S AREFUL, PROMPT and COURTEOUS The Kimball Drug Store Fillers, Architects’ Scales, Engineers’ Scales, Colored Cray- s, Penk, Ink, Corporation Books, Blue Print Papar, Waste Backae Corporation Seals and Rubber Stamps Made to Order. FRANK HENRY - Baggage Transferred to any part of the city. See me and make arrangements for delivery of all your Freight. I meet all trains CALL SANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT PROMPT, CAREFUL SERVICE References: Any Casper Bank. Office Smoke House, phone 83. Residence Phone 181-W The Bonton CAFE THHE PLACE TO EAT : EV- ERYTHING FIRST CLASS : : REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS A_ SPE- CIALTY, PRICES RIGHT SERVICE BETTER The Casper Stationery Co. “ON YOUR WAY TO THE POSTOFFICE” Chas. E. Walker & Co. Incerporated High Grade Stocks, Bonds and - Securities Bought and Sold. Room 3 Kimball Building 139 South Center Street Come in and Try

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