Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1917, Page 2

! 4 st save for the rainy day or for inactiv ihe Casper Daily Tribune |<; age should invest in Liberty Loan | = “ | bond: wesued every evening except Sunday, Every man and woman anxious to «+ Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming | give the child of the family an edu-| w_ . | Thorson ion or nest-eg ome years hence should invest in Liberty Loan bonds. | 5 Every man or woman desirous of} making their money work should in- m@ubscriptions—By Carrier, 15 cents a|yext in Liebrty Loan bonds. week. By mail, 50 cents a month; Publication Offices: Mokler Bldg Telephone 15 tered at Casper, Wyo., postoffice as wecond-class matter, Nov. 22, 1916 3. ! J._E. HANWAY, Editor @ARL E. HANWAY, Business Mgr.|4 Associate Editors: ST. MARK’S EPISCOPAL @& E. Evans aire J. wei ret V. C. Dou 7 5 21, are} Services Sunday, October , v. E. El as follows: ein, Advertising Manager ‘oy erroneous reflection upon the! Holy communion, 8 a.m. ‘ sharacter, standing or reputation of| Morning prayer, 10:30 0 clock #ay person, firm or corporation which| Sunday school, 12 noon. may appear in the columns of The Evening prayer, 5 o'clock “ribune will be gladly corrected if »rought to the attention of the editor | LIBERTY DAY METHODIST EPISCOPAL J. J. Giblin, Minister 1233 Sunday school, 16 a. m. Classes for | W. 1s artments for the ass for the men . Come. ip at 11 o'clock. Ser- tor Theme, “The r.” Don’t miss this President Wilson's _proclamation| Srade designating October 24 as Liberty] A place Day is a ringing call to sustain the] Mor country in arming the war by pur “i n t chasing Liberty bond He is a man of dull mind and cold | “i8cu enrnntanet m heart not thrilled by the appeal ,, ae ervice. Miss Jes homp to “arm, feed and clothe the brave] _”. Let all make f raen who ure going forth to fight our| ¢ort present country’s battles and to z st the na Eve worship at 4 « K tions with whom we are making com-| Sermon by the pastor ane mon cause inst a common foe.” |Solemn Warning.” Excellent m “Let the result be so impressive and| furnished by the lar ; the t ts , e i s t no su will find these 7 , ith 2 o’clock p.m. Mr. Hadley is emphatic,” says President Wilson, | hours of worship. You will nd thes") AT LOCAL CHURCH SUNDAY weeks, bas be ‘ f the Mathodist avin liter mowan “that it will echo thruout our enemy's | OCCMOMS Me Ts most cordially in- ty’s moet fastidions rs with pers ee fCRRe boty : Sta ¢ 3 Nant array ' » gowns, turing under the auspices of the Ir empire as an index of what America| \j¢oq to worship with us. The Rev. Charless E. Bradt, D. D pe i tin sikwe 4 re Neratie Ae B Paint Bible S a intends to do to bring this’ war to a We fight nothing in this church but | o5¢ Chicago, is the guest of the pustc ivall me w ii " it . variet peek wiptaaped toed SP ictori “onelusion.?? = f " as ell as wails Ra VArICTS E d his lec » merits > attenc victorious conclusion. ; |sin. Come and help us Jof the Presbyterian church and will orings and materials, a beautiful line |g and his lecture merits’ the atyen We do not doult for a minute that an OTERIAN | speak in that church on Sunday morn- of silk hosiery and a selection of win-|— f all Casper folks, Admissior the American people, conscious of the FIRST PRESBYTER jing “The Moral Equivalent of ter coats and suits. & No collection. : E Delaware and Durbin Streets righteousness of our cause, will re- : Walter H. Bradley, Minister spond to the call of our commander- us cheer and inspire the President and | Bradt, D. D., : yteria: every man in the Army and Navy by 2 New York, is an extensive traveler, pouring out quickly and generously known author, and a very fine all the money that the government r. In the morning he will dis- needs. s “The Moral Baniverene hs Wat But in appealing to the people tof'and in the evening at 7:30 will speak buy Liberty bonds we should not over-| of ‘An Inspirational Wort So the look the sound investment feature. | Both messages walt be ‘well war Banks have been known to fail; stocks ra a ae music will include a ef corporations sometimes undergo solo and chorus, “Alleluia to the King” periods of depression; real estate may! and a duet “How Sw the Name of depreciate in value; but the govern- ; Jesus Sounds,” by Mrs. Bretschneider ment of the United States will go on|and Dr. Thomas. In the evening a forever. oF | quartette will render one or more se In the purchase of Liberty bonds |lections. there is absolutely no risk. Each bond a " . ‘ y Cc nne, is in is the promise of the United States |, Jobn D. sea few days government, backed by the might and here looking over the oil situation. wealth of the nation. H ——@©7— SS At one and the same time each o TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY | | | ————_—_—— | American who buys these bonds helps | his country win this war for a right- | eous cause and places his money where | FOR RENT-—Respectable young man it is safe and will work for him, wants roommate. 238 North Jack- | j Every man and woman anxious to 'son. Phone 542-R. 10-20-15 | | | ---Buy Your--- Liberty Bond First--:Then Consider the Following TWO BEST BUYS ght MARKET Great Plains In the Proven Class Since getting oil in the Shannon sands on Section 4 and the com ing in of the big well on Section 7 in the Big Muddy field, the Great Plains holding in Section 21, where they are now drilling, are prac- tically proven ground. That takes the stock out of the low-priced class. The Great Plains stock is now selling at 5c Per Share but the directors have advised us it will be raised soon & —~ Load up with this stock while it is still selling at 5 Cents. It wont be long. Riverton-Wyoming Refining C Is purchasing refinery site, has ordered material and will have refinery ready for operation in spring. They have contracted for 3000 barrels of oil with parties having that amount of production capped in. With- in three years they expect their capacity to equal the present capacity of the Midwest refinery at Casper. Directors announce price of stock will raise to 40c at midnight, November 10. Stock now sellimg at 25c buy it now before the raise. Liberty Bonds taken in payment of any of the above stocks. Puntenney &Probst Real Estate and Oil Stocks List Your Property With Us. CASPER, WYOMING Temporary office, 201 Wyatt Buildirg Half Block North of Midwest Hotel. THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE tickard. z Buffalo; D. E. jming, inneapolis; W. B. Stand by your Uncle Sam and your | ings; S. O. Alexander, Kansas City;| which was written by Ch 68.00 for six months; $6.00 for year. | (jycle Sam will stand by you | Russell Troy, Lusk; George A. Nich-|lock and Rennold Wolf olson, Riverton; C. F. Jenkins, Par-|b¥Y George D. Baker for h = seb sony Reilly, St. oJseph; L ||Diament, Denver; W. O. Hinckley, | P™OS The Casper Churches. | | Bisment;, Denver _—————O | sey, Spokan | William D. McG dle, J. C. M ; Pb rid Rev. Robert B. W. Hutt, Rector a's Ned York City; Alice |Servation and distribution of the food | Cavey, J. W. Stephenson, Denver; 0. | Supply of the United States and is !J. Watrous, George W. Graham, J. S. | Pictured in five parts Mothershed, Fort Collins; Geo. Bates, |this popular showhouse will have a Chicago; Harvey Goldstein, Joplin; complete change of vé S. M. James, Denver; James Frost, | 8™@™ Vale, Ore. and Hotel ye a At the idwest Week 2 At the HubT heater At the Henning Moon and wif. xChowr at both | CHICAGO DIVINE TALKS ye stablist War” and on Sunday evening at 7:39 a | ‘ wae ae ene U ous World Survey.” chief. But th The speaker at both services to-/Dr. Bradt has been ali over the world, came to Casper from Denver and whole-souled reba after rr ras morrow will be the Rev, Charles E. |is an intense student of public affairs, | speak of Cas P . “ of Chicago. Dr. Bradt/and will bring inspiring messages tc towns in the west and predict an ex i ves secretary of the Pres-|the people of Casper. The blic is je i , 7 ‘1 his aids and strengthen the faith of |i* the ener Foreign Missions mutts eho a e public i lecedingly busy future for merchants yy; ke City; H. B. Frost, |edy elements, will be at the > “ * Ke Lyric theater Sunday. |! 1 Barry Lamb, city; J. C, Kem- more and Irene Howley are co-starred |; acoby, Bill-|in this five-act feature pre t lynn, Chicago; J. Ren tproblem in this county—“The Public ——— 4 | Among the Theatres fe) $$ -O At the Lyric Theater “His Father’s Son,” a Metro won- derplay combining ful dramat n and the most lightful com- R. Smith, A. R wne, Denver; I. G. ROY O. HADLEY, V. D. M. d directed 2 Photo- , Inc., to be released on the Metr m a tol Tonight the same theater will show aoh is Orne |e film that deals with a most vita: enver; L. E. Palmer | Be Damned.” It deals with the con- In addition, deville pro n a powerful rh,” will be F a the Hub theater y and Mo y. The production |: ts an unusual number of inter- g¢ and thrilling situations in which on is sé at his best. George Howa velist and play f th Herbert Rawlinson 2, Provo, U J. C. Kemm k W. Hawkin fcDermott, Dou Wi FASHION SHOP LOCATED . heh | to be delivered by Roy O. Mr. Freedman and Mr. Martin. the proprietors of the Frshion Shop t er as one of the liveliest MAGINE, if you can;the daintiest of prepared meats—some to_slice—some for sandwiches —some to serve hot—wholesome“*as can be—all made from the choicest of meats,” perfectly seasoned, and each’ put up in a conveniently sized tin. Imagine all this, and you begin to know MEAT. TREATS. But, to’ rea//y know them, you must taste them, so just ask your dealer for FRANK’S MEAT-TREATS (made in Milwaukee). LIST OF VARIETIES For Sandwiches: To Serve Hot: To Slice: Ghicke, ane Lae pen banaes Steaks Ham Meat-Treat readed Pork Chops Tongue Meat-Treat Broths: i i i Chicken Meat-Treat ee fore nid Basey) French Meat-Treat Banquet Meat-Treat Potted: Your dealer sells them all—so just ask him f MEAT-TREATS—one kind today—another eraberigt L. FRANK & SON COMPANY MILWAUKEE Fran Hadley, V. D. M., at the Odd Fellows’ hall Mon- ame ee IU Uk PT GL dN I NES eat-Treats The Naticthiieersivcatessen ora