Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1919, Page 8

GANDRAA DEN VASHTEN, EDIT CARRIED CUT REPRESENTATIVE mm | GALES REPORTED FROM WYOMING SHEEP TOWNS John Hay of Rock Springs reports e sale Th of 200,000 pounds of his wool clip to Jeremiah Williams & Co., of Boston, at 52 cents a pound. Other sales in that section bring the Denizens of Resorts Given Orders to Move by June | if They tone, magni: cent abandon,” “mar- vellous sense of rhythm,” “subtle feminine charm,” “magnetic person- TREAT IN STORE FOR POWELL ENGAGEMENT es lors Hungarian blood on the side of her mother, who was an smateur com- There will be 2 rare treat in store stage is Mrs. Godfrey Turner, was for Cesper music lovers when Maud Powell appears at the Iris th M One of her teachers was She has played before her prime. Joachim, on Friday evening, June 6. ell is Ame: 's leadi violinist, and less audiences, the world over. inheritance from a strain of} born at Peru, Ilinois,-and is now in| s Pow- emperors and kings, and to count-| She | WORK IN LODGE! Special Masonic degree work is be- ing put on at the Temple this after- ‘noon for the benefit of several can- didates who- will be raised in the sublime degrees of Masonry. The work and candidates can participate in a resumed again at 7 o'clock. GREAT BIG Juicy Strawberries Expect to Escape Time in aggrecate for the day to more than second to no violinist of her sex, daringly visited places which other | PER BOX 251 F AO! ah Jail half a million pounds, the price rang- her admirers it is theatihetety hud overlooked, and hes been re County Jail. ing from Ai) pelcents a pound: Mee forts of Miss Jessie Anderson that ¢verywhere received with enthusi- LOOK "EM OVER Fay was very well pleased with the Casper has secured an engagement #sm. She was the first to play over sale at wis) tremendous clip.—Lara-\ with Miss Powell and the concert. here some of the ney famous core c mie Republican. will be given under her mannge- ¢ertos of modern European masters. e recording — ment. MisasPowell #illislayiig ene es All Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free orney W. H. Pat | One of the first wool sales in this innounced this morning that) section was made Tues: of disorderly houses in y, when T. L. Howes bought the Lon Poston clip ver under the auspices of th ver Press Club on June 3 come to Casper from there. e Den- Home cooking at the Mr “ey. \ ne will ae : The best store in the best little city. “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919 ill stop at 6 o'clock this banquet which will be given by the MASONS PUT ON [Peele so that the degrees workers Eastern Star. Degree work will be | 363 EEE ERR 2] * SARE ERIE III IIIS IIIA AISI \l'_been given notice) for 52 cents per pound. The clip will; jt has been said that ths highest in the west solicits, at 1eust, a share en until June 1) weigh something over 60,000 pounds creative genius combines of your trade. We are the only : urs and vacate! and is considered a very desirable strength with feminine tender strictly Cash Store in Casper. Al: ts aaaraaee| purchase by aicapuge Rees ue The same is true of interpretaive goods must be paid for before leav- £ e proper-) price co! ‘acted 1s ot as - 3 eX- jlity. is 7 t o}}’: - rs © eliv : Iy “up tothe] pected by the growers, it oun extent, ‘Hhiyigg, So" petiees ie fa tere {ng oUF store or on detivery. |All are Phone 247 and Get the Best AVeab cat Kile Sanmiates j establishes a basis for a market price skill that she has been called “The LE We cater to quality as wel: | 114 South Wolcott Two Stores 151 South Center pout halt the inmates of the;in this section, which will be wel- Lady Paganini;” but she doubtless as price. Groceries Meats and Hard in the district have already) comed by the flockmasters.—Rock values more h HIVMNGuETePeren Gen TAKS IHG HHH HEHEHE I TIE ae ited and places that were former-| Springs Miner. made by leading Evropean and CASPER COMMERCIAL CO., ly known ax baudy’ house Ga Much of the Rawlins wool has at. AMricnn_erities to “her “thrilling Phone 10. \ ——=—> = = ——__—_—_——— - — ; 3 ss rte er |e eae tee a Ts AQ heing strictly enforced by the pro-£from 45 and 49 cents to 53% cents, — prictors of the rooming houses in the] the Donnell clip of 150,000 pounds AMERICAN CAFE 3 * “me . entire district having been contracted at the latter v houses are onl in operation] figure. The Rawlins wool is consider- 2° in most ¢: the owners orle ittle vier, so cle ° f ipsingup thale businesd| ae the Mica eauuty elie ae Serves You Right Th B x to depart for better] mie Republican. e est | B,J. Farlow of Lander sold his en- CREz \ Mi vv AFFLES clip the first of the week to E. J. EXPORTS TOUCH [wri Beet per crate ered Served 5:0@ a. m. to 11:00 a. m. NEW RECORD IN & Co., at 50 cents a pound straight. —Lander Journal. And from 2:00 p. m. to 5:00 p. m. 900000000000 000: 00900000: the Market Affords APRIL, REPORT| apnol_D MARTIN fi vious nigh E RSDA Y “dea Sena HERE THU Weak, Nervous, FretfulandRun-Down ~~ Oil company as returned from tour of the companys holdings in as TO BE BURIED Funeral services for Arnold Mar- tin, who died suddenly at’ Miles City, Mont., Monday, will be held from {the Shaffer Gay Chapel tomorrow af- ternoon at 2 o’clock. The remains will arrive in Casper tonight on the Why Lack of Iron Keeps Women Tos, While Plenty of Red s+ Biood Rich in iron Helps Make Them In a Good, New, Clean Stock of Drugs and the northern part of the state. Burlington. _ Strong, Healthy Sundries | — The decersed who is a brother of 5 . | More than 7,000 pounds of pure /August Martin and Mrs. Earnest \ ard Beautiful. S | polltnreersat ar to sup. Gerber of Casper, died suddenly in a ee | rly the sda for English [the Montana center as the result Siow Organic lron— tae + English jot blocd! polsoning. Rev. Gockel; | Nuxated Iron—helps FISHING TACKLE, THERMOS BOTTLES, ae as pastor of the Lutheran church here +} Solve Problem of Sy i Home cooking at the Harvev. will have charge of the services. ia TENNIS GOODS ' plying Iron Deficiency, } Were iuereanineitee Sireastlh and Endurance of Delicate Care-worn Women in Two Weeks Time in Many Instances, AAA “PARAMOUNT” Alummum et Gne Three-Quart Berlin Kettle and Cover. One Four-Quart Lipped Preserving Kettle. Regular Retail Value This Set $2.65. Given with $5.00 in trade and $1.59 cash. Under an agreement with the manufacturers we can furnish this set only on above conditions. Many a woman who ought still to be young in feeling is ing the old-time vim and h energy that makes life worth living simply because her blood is thinning out and possibly starving through lack ot iron. It is through iron in the red coloring matter of the blood that lifee ug oxygen enters the body and enables the blood to cha ‘ood into living tissue, muscle and brain. In commenting upon the alarming iron deficiency in the blood of the even: age wonian of today, Dr. Georwe H. Baker, formerly Physician and Surgeon Monmouth Memorial Hospital of strongly emphasized the fact ehat ‘doctote New Jersey said: should prescribe more organic iron—Nus- ated Iron—for their nervous, ~funed weak, haggard looking women. pati Lack’ of iron in the blood may often treue form a@ beautiful swect-tempered . wamma. to isto one who is cross, nervous atid deri —one who makes life a burden to reel i. unbearable for her husband, and able for her children. When the iron g from the blood of women, the roses go from their cheeks.” z K you are not strong or well owe it to yourself to make the following testt See how long you can work or how far. * Gn walk without becoming. tired. Next ~ take two fivegrain tablets of ordinary alc Nuxated Iron three times per day efter y meals for two weeks, | Then test jos A New Knight Sanitary | Vitreous Soda Fountain You Can Be Assured When Purchasing Merchandise in This Store You are Buying New Stock . ohn Tripeny Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS “Where Quality Counts” Every 5c, 10c, 25c and 50c purchase counts. Ask iia and fray us fer card, and when your purchases amount to $5.00 you can get this set. Phone 99 143 So. Center d King, a New Yo i sian and Medical Author says: strength again and see how much you Holmes Hardware Co. : “HOLMES TO HOMES” 2 g WYOMING CASPER <- For Red lood, a ‘Strength end_Endurance “om soldier dead, at once, in order that | 5 OF COURSE” | fitinw tribute may be paid on Deeco- ; SAtiaE Dae Phone 401W ations | ; - = RESTAUENTIIAG — ~ — MATINEE @ ED THEATER IN 2:30 & 4 P. M. THE STATE CASPER ‘one ris eate ar OF QUALITY \ PRODU Cc T S FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 ’ PICTURES MATINEE "TODAY NIGHT NIGHT MATINEE TOMORROW NATRONA ~~ Qur Shoes Please DOROTHY Every Member~ # the Family~ BUTTER 65! is. COTTAGE CHEESE FRESH MADE EVERY DAY Madlaine Traverse “LOVE THAT DARES” THE STORY OF A WOMAN'S SACRIFICE FOR LOVE “Daddy, they’re the very nicest shoes you’ve had,” said a little girl to the man who had ALTON Only a Cabaret Singer? Don’t you believe it! _ This girl is trying her best to earn the bread while her husband serves st Powe nt - pair of ——also—— } his time on a false charge. And it’s no easy job, as you'll wwiords, ur new + + | Biles caltine “aE learn when you see this picture—— / member of the family. They are 100‘¢ depend- able, and give complete comfort. IN. D. Barnett. Outfitting Zo. 121 East Second Street “GET THE HABIT” IN HIS LATEST TWO-REEL COMEDY “A SOFT TENDERFOOT” A TWO-REEL COMEDY OF WESTERN LIFE Admission—10e & 25¢ —:— Admission—10e & 25¢ ‘QUICKSAND’ Also Mack Sennett Comedy “RILEY’S WASH DAY” and “MUTT AND JEFF” Natrona Butter Shop 112 N. Durbin—-Phone 943 Open Daily Until 7:00 P. M. Sunday 10:00 A. M. to 12:00 M.