Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1919, Page 8

p= PACE Cry ON ere + F PAGE EIGHT UMA, BOY, §,000 DOUGHNUTS ARE "evens cise WANTED BY ARMY LASS Pretty Girls to Sell Em for Army Drive; Housewives and Good Ney Cooks Are Asked to Help Wanted: 5,000 doughnuts Apply at Salvation Army hut, Third and Center streets. Mrs. Richard Dunne has appealed for help in making this num- ber of doughnuts to be sold for drive on Labor day. Fifty pretty girls and enough with motor cars so they can take the doughnuts to the Fair grounds on that big day also are wanted by Mrs. Dunne to make the first day of the Salvation Army drive a success as far as the doughnuts ure concerned. Mrs. Dunne desires all to call her at h home, No. 1042-3 or by seeing Mrs. Dunne or Miss Mae Collins in the! Salvation Army hut. Further instructions can be secured from either of these two who are su- pervising the making of the dough- nuts which are to herald the start of the;Army drive which lasts from September 1 to 8. The receipt for four dozen of these} famous Salvation Army doughnuts as made in France follows: 5 cups of flour. 2 cups of sugar. 5 teaspoonfuls of baking powder. 1 saltspoonful of salt. 2 eges. 1% cups of milk. 1 tablespoonful of lard. Knead, shape with a doughnut cut- ter, drop into hot lard. a PRICES DROP IN CHICAGO ON LIVESTOCK (Bs United Press.) CHIC: AGO, Aug. 29,—Wholesale livestock and produce prices are dropping here. The government is planning to force similar retail re- ductions, when it will market 40,000 pounds of seized sugar at ten and a half cents. { LOCATION FOR ROBBERY =! SCENE OF HOLD-UP IN ‘49 “The Border Legion,” Zane Grey’s gripping story of the West, was trans- ferred to the screen amid gorgeous mountain scenery, the like ef Ww ich has never been equalled in motion picture, production. T. Hayes Hun- ter, producer and. director of ‘The Border Legion,”’ which Goldwyn will ‘present at the Iris theater, tomor- froW, spent weeks selecting locations for his big picture. Many. of the earlier scenes of “The Botder-Legion” had -Sante. Barbura, Cul) ‘and’ surroundings as their locale. But-the-telling scenes-in the produc- tbh’ Wére taken in the heart of the Rockies ng. them is the hoid- up of! the %éXpress, where a band of ififty. odtlisie swoops down up: a horde of gold) carriers and makes away. witha fortune in metal after Killing several messengers. trengely enough, Mr. Hunter later Tearned from a pioneer mountaineer that the site he chose for the als hold-up was the scene of several + beries of its kind during the days oot} ’49 and since. —E CASPER LOSES TO ELITCH Casper dropped its first game in the Post tourney at Denve ester- day, by losing to the Elitch’s team, 11 to’ 3. The game was close until the seventh when the local nine ap- peared to go to pieces in the field and the Denver nine had an easy time. Root started the game in the box for Casper. “Holmes to Homes” WINCHESTER HEADQUARTERS SHOT GUNS RIFLES AMMUNITION FISHING TACKLE SPORTING GOODS AUTO ACCESSORIES Holmes Hardware Co. Phone 601 Casper wos ans Many of these thousands will be cooked in the ° hut itself but all cannot be fried in this place. [tion barge which destroyed the Brit { Che Cas et Daily Crihune FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919 i eS GIERSDORF COMPANY OGORES A HIT HERE The Giersdorf company last night at the Iris theater was a pleasant « from the usual movie reper- of Casper. Nine hit of their number altho young lady Pri of*the company [3 ADVERTISED IN EAST EO LABOR DAY the Benefit of the Salvation " : ant fire chief, vacation in the in northern } artists made program with a solo by ar pealed to the bly the best is the or bsent for|‘the re: Mr. Vill ul Fi to be made by Casper housewives. » Giersdorf company along r with a new moving picture will pre- ent a complete change of prograr cht. The first show will start o'clock and the last show at 9 “ONLY ONE ARREST HERE sun EAHITS FOR FAB ABE WANTED) NOW IN THE LAST 48 HOURS rona county wh lich is to be . are f the house. every person ort in the products to the benefit of the Salvation Army in the last 48 hours ption of one sleeper sed, marks the ap- condition of the city k. Aside from the one man for sleeping on private without authority, there ad been no farrests made since 2 s*clock Wednesday morning when inc report at the police station was nade this morning at 10:30 o'clock > ent quiet office court Snyder # in Casper for from Cheyenne, where he ed in business. - Mr. Syn- ‘ s Casper has shown great en- terprise in its improvements. — Harry prot into t before Dough Boy Eating Doughtnuts at the state Salvation Army Hut Over There 20 KILLED, 46 MISSING WHEN BARGE BLOWS UP. nited Press.) . Aug. 29.—T nd 40 missing explosion of an amrauni- Read the Tribune ads. IEEE EERIE HEE EEE HHH, Largest Fruit Market in the State SPECIAL FOR REST OF WEEK— Golden Bantam Corn AQc doz. All Orders to the Amount of $1.00 or Over Delivered Free “WE HANDLE EVERYTHING THAT GROWS” CITY FRUIT MARKET 114 South Wolcott _ Phone 247 MEH LA LEB LA HLL AE ENILA AHSAN CHEE B Reine «ny ARCHAN(C were killed result of the ish monitor Glow Worm. Oo ING OF ALL HE SURVEYS 3 t turn up your nose at a baby! That little rascal has more power than you realize As Mark Twain said one time when ing of the a wiiols i addre: the Grand Army Tenness “One baby is hose and back yard full by hims Twins are simply a riot. And as ene as you're in your right mind, don’t pray for triplets. They amount to a permanent insurrection.” See IEE SEEK EEE AED Re Attention! S CASPER HAS A MERCHANT THAT IS -{per Local No. es North Casper near the NOTICE Barber shops will be closed ali abor D. Monday, Sepr. 1. K LAMB, Pres. ‘FINAL VOTE IS EXPECTED TODAY | _New York report TEAGHERS’ INSTITUTE in thet ou n ited States senate. —_ NOTICE : and all other similar city license g with license number dare ready for applicants for same tr hall. 2ANK WEBB. A conference of Teachers this aft- ernoon is closing the program of the Mr. znd Mrs. E. GC. Johnson annual meeting of the Natrona Coun-j; daughter, Miss Harriet, are here ty Teachers’ institute being held this a few d from Thermopolis. week. The Rev. W. H. Bradley was Johnson is interested in the oil fic id scheduled to give the principal ad-| here. dress this morning. Unusual section = meetings foNowed late in the morn- ing. The complete program for today follows: Music. Address—-Rev. W. H. Bradley. “The Play Aspect in Modern Edu- cation,” } unice Shaffner. “The eacher in Relation to the Community.” High School—Leader, W. A. La- cey. . Sectional Meetings—(a) (b) Ele- mentary Reader, George Wilder; “In- Mit. will se! 4 Tribune W: terpretive Reading in the Grades,” Effice Kur “Intermediate Methods in County,” Mabel Feiring; (c) Pri- mary and Rural—Leader, Mrs. Ault- Practical Seat Work for Pri les, Evelyn Lord; Correl: Rural Schools and City Grades, Grace Kempe. Conference and Teachers’ ings. Our stock of Drugs, Chemicals and Sundries is Complete. A line of Toilet Arti meet- icles which are the best for Milady’s dressing table as well as a few necessities for men. = ot CARPENTERS!’ PICNIC The United Brotherhood of Car enters and Joiners of America, C€ ‘ 1564, will give a pic- nie Labor Day, September 1, in the Peterson Grove, This picnic ground is located one block north of the school building and Platte river. Many prize contests including a ladies’ tug-of-war | will make this part of the Labor « in Casper enjoyable. Tripeny’s Drug Store 143 South Center St. Phone 99 MATINEE e THE HOUSE ca OF QUALITY PICTURES TONIGHT IS ere | er BEST VENTILAT- FIRST SHOW AT 7:00 ED THEATER IN THE STATE TODAY Complete Change of Program MABEL NORMAND “When Doctors’ Disagree’ ———and The Giersdorf Musical Show Company of Men’s and Young Men’s = A Ys $3.95 pai at 7 PAIR These Pants are $5, $6, $7, $8 Values ~ 200 PAIRS Men’s and Young Men’s Pants at $7. 4. © Per Pair These Pants are $9, $10, $11 Values 17 UNCALLED FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS AT $26.50 These Suits Are $35 and $40 Values. 30 SAMPLE SUITS AT $34.50 These Suits Are $45, $56, and $60 Values Try US for your next TAILOR-MADE. We feature a $65 Strictly Hand-Tailored Suit at $50. You ask us how we can sell at these figures, The Reason— |] OUT OF THE HIGH-RENT DISTRICT | BUYING FACILITIES IN THE EAST SMALL OVERHEAD EXPENSE | New Method Tailors McClure Bidg., 137 West First St. HARRY YESNESS, Prop. Phone 19-J. IRIS THEATER TOMORROW——TOMORROQW ZANE GREY’S ae PRODUCTION The Story of a Good Woman’s Love and a Bad Man’s Faith. ‘The Border Legion” A melodrama of the Lawless West in the days of "49. or the last of the Outlaw Gang and the girl who finished them ADMISSION—10 and 25¢ SUNDAY Wm. 5. HART IN “POPPY GIRL’S HUSBAND” ADMISSION—10 and 25c eee