Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 5, 1917, Page 8

Grocery. “From -HOLMES - to - HOMES HOT BLAST HEATERS $17.50, $25.00, $30.00 F These are the most perfect HEATERS you can buy. Will burn any kind of fuel with equal facility. The grate is self-cleaning. We Howard Baker, pau W. Bu of South Beech street. Mrs. Hamil. | where she attended the annual con- of Women’s Clubs, guarantee each an dall stoves we sell. OTT THE HOLMES HARDWARE COMPANY 6 lhome in Lead, S. D,, for a few days’|— ity ew § |visit, but experts to come back to|/ TV a Casper next week. moO | W. C. Vandermuellen, of Omaha, Joseph Gay, a prominent banker of | * nephew of G. R. Hagens, arrived in Casper Thursday and intends to Sake Rapid City, S. D., is visiting in Sera) Casper his poneeneDe home in the|Per for a few days. | future. Mr, Vandermuellen is agent Ormco for the Perfection auto tire, which h he | A degree team from Casper Lodge, | elaims is good for 10,000 iniles , and lI. O. O. F., will leave for Glenrock is guaranteed for 7,000 mile ipnis ev ening, where they will work the Omio first degree on a class of candidates | Jesse Simmons, of the Wall Creek jin Glenrock. They will make the sa Petroleum company, returned to his if auto mobiles. | NEW IRIS THEATER Tuesday, Oct. 9 | Have you read the story or seen the play “Twin Beds” GEO. H. BUBB presents the many farcical mixups |“IKEY conditions, o Mi i q | Sty? The ladies of the Altar and Rosary to Green Mountain, Wyo., each hav- | | EAL LT TS LL A EN PS society will hold a bake sale Saturday | ing captured a deer after having been | | afternoon, October 6th, at inte out only a few hours. They went | Ormo0 F Mrs.Cleo C. Hamilton, of Sunrise, Burns, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Crouch and | i Bedi Beat are. eee He | he tree ee “yester- § Members New York Stock Exchange, New York Han is returning from Thermopolis,' day with the hunters. [zeseion of the Wyoming State Feder- Warwick M. Downing, a prominent | Ivan Crouch, Dr, C. W, Thomas and |FOR SALE—Small ” modern house | MIDWEST HOTEI C. H. Lier e| Jaye huntin last eve- ior phone B08I nore 2 10-5-3t* , Oak Heaters, $10.50, $13.50, $17.50 and $20.00 ming trom, sascveral days. hunting trip’ 283 or phone a WATCH FOR G pian the yee possible ani at the price ‘Vi 7E are this week making a special display of Styleplus suits and overcoats. For three years the makers have maintained Styleplus at $17 in the face of war * kept costs down. changes. To meet these new conditions a $21 grade was added, thus insuring you an even ala er selection in fabrics and models. ss t} part way in automobiles and aid the | Otis and Company real hunting from horseback. rs. Cott. in Exchange, Chicago Board of Trade lawyer of Denver, Colo., is in C Se} Phone 547 or 766 | attending to legal business. CASPER, WY¥@.. The Black Bear Oil & Gas Co. Stock is the very best investment in the Salt Creek field. 740 acres adjoining Columbine and Midwest. Ha; two wells now, and will have five more before January 1, 1918, Next well must be completed before Oct, 22, 1917. ~, STANLEY & CO. Casper, Wyoming a: ee Ah ) Hw of i ‘4 Bi joining with the progressive merchants from coast to coast who are They bought in advance, operated on an increasingly larger scale, and thus the United States entered the war the fabric market underwent violent > plus all-wool fabrics +- perfect fit +- expert workmanship + guaranteed wear BLOOM SHOE AND CLOTHING CO. : are a HUN “th -ABEY” A Frisky, Frothy, Frappe, of Frivolity TONIGHT Matinee and ie Famous for Fun, Beauty, Music and Girls An Aeroplane show at Sub- marine Prices ee Of course he was not this gripping story runs from to the end. Seals on sale at is box office Sunday. : R CES Matinee 25 and 50c era Richard Maines THE VAMPIRE OF bubbling humor to the strongest of dramatic situations, “Sally In a Hurry” Lillian Walker ! In her great screen sticcess. TO-MORROW Matinee and Night ee eae CED safe Ford when h her. Bad _— a erage Regina et bo shining podcin of aw « wom can deco The Golden Lotus a tn ri ac ie