Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1919, Page 6

mmm ML tas! PAGE SIX SOCIAL FEATURE OF CIRCUS LIFE OH, BOY! HERE'S WOWNGTIKES = TEMPERS STRENUOUS AGTIVITIES THATPRIZE YON TOSOFT DRINKS hout its re- rd but the life The fields and the The skies distill nature: Husbands, WwW uncies and per, the snails around with are the sleep- they are mod- are made to uine domes- the open ure tine. by the management. 6, rday, July ment. From its first day of exi: it has grown rapidly year by progress as in the recent years. ee WORKERS ARE GIVEN ‘MARKS’ "most wonderful circus train owned by Hagen- Combined. It is he one tho ople sy ler the ig far ial side of is interesting. There a woman’s club, clown ; cosmopolitan club and base- STOCKHOLM.— supplying the Bols to obtain “n periors like scholars, Petrograd message. Those are sent to concentration camps. _—_—— ctory inine touch of refinement out the living parts as well as in the g tents have no but soft carpets are , and on these he dre dwood floors, vey. ver the gra y: club was -started few of its mem- sh and they stumble It \s a polyglot crowd, far from home and needing fellowship. At present they are learning to speak English under i @ @ the guidance of a little Se NatronaFuel Co. Phone 949 J. L. BIEDERMANN, Prop CEBO COAL rider. There are fifty children with'$ COKE OOD the show. Many are the sons and|} City Office 157 S. bybeatsad daughters of performers; in a sense Street born to the bus had Others are the children of rela-/g Gen. Office Sth and Beech Some are appren Streets id girls go to ) the The Replacement Spring Number 2001 VULCAN Ford Rear. W The EEA Ln i Number 2000 VULCAN Ford Front VULCAN The Replacement Spring \ )) Number 2005 extra heavy VULCAN Ford Rear for delivery cars, busses, etc. ¥ The eA Lil Number 2004 extra heavy VULCAN Ford front for delivery cars, busses, etc. Schulte Hardware Co. Store, 132 North Center Street Fhone 64-W Schulte Blacksmith Shop Second and David Phone 368-J of splendid physical health and six separation from school rou- eligible to enter and complete in- Their teachers are furnished structions and supplies will be fur-! the big show comes to Cas- oyjation mz the first thing that will be noted is its vast improve- but never before has it shown suc “imost every langaaze) BY SUPERIORS workers vik army have rks” from their su-|® according to a\@ Save your money—eat at the Har. s gathers her little party. | $§6¢6300006090080000000000 (S00 7 WANTEDSOLONG AT LIVELY RATE | Bicycle, Gold Watch Watch and Other|* ‘Near Beer’ "and Other Beverages Premiums for Boys with Hustle | u Spring Into Instant Popularity Clip the Coupon! Race with Saloon Passing— Starts at Once. | “Business Is Good.” | “Business is good’’ is the report of the Wyoming “near beer” and other soft drink trade. With alcoholic bev erages outlawed by the became effecti whose thirst rec water to slake it readily are taking tc ons of the draughts erst ered, the soft drink trade re show, and agents for ” winger ale and other carbo: Jed beverages are prosperity formerly The Daily Tribune believes that] ery i distillery re; it has one of the best crews of car-} ningites are d in the country; every boy is| heavily than ever before,” said energetic and is rently proud of| wholesaler who represents severa | the fact that he is permitted to carry] manufacturers of non-alcoholic bev a route on the best, newspaper in] erages. ‘More ‘drinks’ are being con Wyoming. Once they obtain a route! sumed in the state d than when and there are over 20 of them in the saloons were running wide open— Casper—it’s hard to pry these little but they It be fellows loose from them. ins to appe: The Tribune appreciates these ef- eantaretonsweomintavextes oanieal forts—so do the subscribers and it rons tippled more because of socia- artially in return that the Tri- announces today that a bicycle, | alcoholic a gold watch, and several other prize re abl | besides cash commissions to every gratif }carrier not winning one of the capi-|near beer and other non-alcoholic tal prizes, will be given away on Aug- mixtures as they did from absorption ust 15. The purpose of the cam- of beverages that not merely cheered NOMINATION COUPON Good for 100 votes if signed and depesited in ballot box at the Daiiy Tribune office. (1) nomination carrier. Only. one than pure| ballot for each ‘ed by brew ntatives, ing more stimulation and that they o find as much, at wer taking this paper. pla Every route Tribune carrier is month. small— as cautiously experimental—but or- ders from these sources are increasing rapidly both in size and volume, The same old fixtures are in the saloons that are operating as ‘soft drink par- OISON OAK Wash with weak solue tion of blue stone or AORN DUNDEE BEN ISON NGM Persea 2) | cation of — relate. WICKS VAPOR nished upon application to the cir- aiviled a des 5 aba New! *YOUR BODYGUARD” -30¥F. 60F. 41.20 night. 3-.0OOOO9O5OO9O to alg To Autoints and Truck Biter : cane Hy I have purchased the Highway Garage and am prepared 1 to do all kinds of auto repair work. Expert mechanics em- ® ployed and satisfaction guaranteed. HIGHWAY GARAGE L. F. WALDEN, Proprietor 123 West Second Street EEK HE ELL HEAL MLE ELE SEL IAHR Phone 1178 Largest Fruit Market in the State Special While They Last California Peaches Special Tuesday and Wednesday $1.35 Per Box $1.35 All Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” CITY FRUIT MARKET 114 South Wolcott Two Stores 151 South Center Phone 247 and Get the Best HERD REELED ——— FAIRIES ITI It : i Holmes to Homes House Furnishing Dept. Zanesville Pottery A new shipment of jardinieres in beautiful colorings and designs, various sizes to suit every purpose, priced 60c to $3.50. Art designs in flower vases and baskets and center pieces for the table from this same famous pottery, medium priced. Holmes Hardware Co. “HOLMES TO HOMES” CASPER <i i ot WYOMING bility than because of a craving for} if not more | ‘on from the consumption of paign which is open only to route but also inebriated. Business is good carriers, is to put the Tribune in the —and getting better. Many of our few re: ig homes in Casper not best customers are doing business in| saloons before this | heir preliminary orders were | t'one might characterize | <lits popul: | Table Cooking | | for the later, however, has mulepledy ‘Lad Scalped by . | benefiting from «| . The Army and Navy Club = Will Give an Invitation Dance on Thursday of this Week and Every Succeeding Thursday, at the Masonic Temple The Dances Will Be Chaperoned by War Mothers Harry Fisher Resident Secretary Army and Navy Ciub lors,’ the same old faces are bet the bars, the same old glasswaje is being used, but the mer i different—but just as popu aches, however, are rare is no morning after.” One Cheyenne wholesaler who prior © the effectiveness of the prohibition statute, handled soft drinks in small lots has found it necessary to place! rush orders for several carloads to cover requests for supply that have come in during the brief period sirce John Barleycorn was cast out of Wyo- ming. He states that “near beer” is in growing demand, orders for this beverage exceeding those for ginger ale and mineral water. The demand »w—there Read the Meveronats ia = Daily Tribune and eave Money since the state went dry. “Vl buy,” which was a joking salu- tation for a few days after Wyoming | became prohibition territory has lost y—too often the joker ken up by the person ad- da fountain has been a ed that he buy at as or an ale cholless REC.US. PAT. OFF. Wagon Improves = P America’s Greatest Beverage \ —the distinctively new soft drink that makes lasting friends every- where. Refreshes and satisfies be- JACKSON, July 16.—Although a heavily lorded wagon passed over his head, cutting the scalp loose from about one-half of the skull, Frank ar-old son of | of Grovont, was not. seriously injured. The child fell out of the wagon and the rear wheel passed squarely over his head. cause of its wholesome, nutritive ualities. The rich, appetizing avor appeals to natural taste. Luxus has just thesnap you'll ee In original 12-ounce Brown Bottles ” at Fountains, Cafes and Restaurants. \ Any Grocer will supply your home, Fred Krug Products Lo., Omaha, U.8.C.” \ Distributed by ‘ BOURK-DONALDSON-TAYLOR CO. Wyoming RADIATOR SHOP 435 W. 2nd. Casper, - -°- - Coupon on C8ery Dols, Ferme IN goratse arttolee of merchandise, Lusus cr cash. Big Premuum Catalog Pree. 2:30 & 4 P. M. PICTURES TONIGHT =i" INS a er BEST VENTILAT- ED THEATER IN FIRST SHOW AT 7:3! ie THE STATE TODAY PEGGY HYLAND “ COWARDICE. COURT” ~Also Sunshine Comedy, “Milk, Fed Vamp” and Prizma Natural Colors TOMORROW DOROTHY DALTON IN HER LATEST COMEDY-DRAMA “‘Eard Boiled ALSO A MACK SENNETT COMEDY SATURDAY—“THE FIGHTING ROOSEVELTS” eS 4 Why heat up the home these hot sultry days with that old coal stove. Just connect this little toaster stove to any lamp socket and you can prepare a meal ina few moments. With this little electric stove you can stay in the cool part of your house to cook. 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