Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1919, Page 6

r runs through this nd of color against a ‘ound. ec of year is second only to om time for beauty and] m: ind attracts a pest number itars from the United Stat the peace of the land for a space to escape the ities and the vexations f fh servant problent: ‘ é he tempting apples are every- iE \ where. The tourist or motoriat has ae STEELE sued from I'age 1) nor Carey is. especially any every board of county com « represented at the meet- 1 Wy. ania rs. L.. A. Reed, Mrs. . Ambrose Hem- *, Weeks, ond Mrs. ( ‘ \. Blackmore a) n ch On Wednesday afternoon, ull the nh October 30 visitors will be taken to visit the re- H and a committee consisting of land Mrs, John ott will of this feature, inment prograin on ening will be in charge . G. S. Mechling, iad) Mr dd todas could gr y n entertaining enn € will arrange 10 yunplete information have their luncheons before 12:30 n next week so that the members of the he prog ne t h Eastern Star and Masonic fs mily ted atten thet hour, bad LEH AHH Le EMEH HEHE SEED CUT THEH. CL, see TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SPECIALS: Potatoes $3.50 per hundred Apples $2.50 per box Concord Grapes 55c basket Penches $1.50 per crate WE BELIVER TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. CITY FRUIT MARKET » South Wolcott—Phone 247 ° Tens is cs eaatyur eetteI LE Vis dan kulenekbueeobicee NRA AE EES RAL Ee the cherries, which are a rival to|where on the continer apples pore Donignce: wht Paver eee eared EEE Seema Ts ERS | only to reach out and help himself tof-passes the Island Kingdom, as there the iuscious fruit—the inhabitants} the trees arc eaueaed for beauty have all they, want for themselves|only, the intense heat of summer and for export and he who passes] dryi may pluc! during the Cherry t Carnival ai Bear. River, when thou- sands of visitors reves to this little|improve motor roads and intends te ia provincial gov- ernment is spe nding a large sum te and partake of/make motor travel as yy as any-~ yearly: num cherry trees are in} ber of Americans visiting this quaing ¢ when in season.| there should bs an it blossom, Bean Bear, River mcls\vals far tee: and picturesque corner of our coat nent. SCENE FROM ‘ “CHECKERS” AT “AT THE THE IRIS SGON The Heater That Gives the Most Heat With the Least Fuel It is with great pleasure that we wish to demonstrate this wonderful line to you. MONEY-SAVING PRICES. Heaters of various sizes at UA Suppose you II For heating a larger number only -Wwant-~ to [ = o rooms wee heat one. or_two recommend our line of Detroit Jewels and En der’s Hot Blast Heaters. Indif-, ferent sizes at $22.50, $25.00 $30.00 HTN rooms, then buy our Bonny Oak Heaters. Great yuldes at $12:50, $15.50, $18.50 HARA Holmes Hardware Co. SOUTH BEND papi RANGES Phone 601 ot ot “te te Casper Harriet MATINEE Bird Warren. 2:30 YONIGHT The Redemption of au silk-lined crook. TOM MOORE in “The City of Comrades” \ man inay be down but he’s never out—never while there's a girl and a city of comrades, “Why is this girl being so terribly dealt with? pre sents FIRST SHOW AT 7:30 “Woman” An Enchanting and Fascinating Photoplay written by Chas. Whittaker. Mon.---Tues.:--“CHECKERS” IRIS MONDAY & TUESDAY ces, ris Theater zzz. OS Saab! dates ees FRIDAY, sepy 4. 19g een ae signated for the | countries that horder of Balbon Day, set Ocean special purpose of im = + A Tribnne Wants4 proving relations among the varions| why shouldn't I smile? pa a OZART mac the Master Cigar O% ol15 McCord-Brady Co., Distributors THE HOUSE OF QUALITY PICTURES TODAY He came for jewels and stole her heart. Also BILLY WEST COMEDY TOMORROW Mauric e€ Tourneur Production— * By Henry M: Blossom he greatest ‘racing play tn the drone with thoroughbreds and high life intermingled with 4 basic drama of thehuman emotions - Tense with life action and abounding thrills»