Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1919, Page 3

aes FRIDAY, bet M, 1919 E ae Chief | | To Visit State November 11-12) —————_—_————— STUNNING FUR. WRAPS SHOWN IN LATE MODE| emt Mrs, Carrie Chapman Catt, pres- Ry MARGARET ROBE. jident “of the National. Women’s| {Bites I have, seen this brag te coats | ‘Suffrage Association and a party now ihe reason why of other prominent suffragists will} j They say ir tongue is conted be in Laramie November 11 and - ans —! When furry feering, » Li tte A a a 3 a 2, . to Mrs. T Wonian's’ Club to. . : | “The first car of “used farnitin » For all the stuning coats this “the Spatatatiac chueh. age s Meet Saturday [bought by the Chamberlin furniture | Are furry ‘fur’ and high. Lartmie who was here to attend! $ The Casper “Woman's club. svill} company from Deadwood. S. meet. Saturday afternoon . at. 2:: :80 j arrived this morning and will pa o'clock at the home of Mrs. aa W./| display at the second hand depart. Bingham, 411 Seuth Kimball strcet.; ment ‘ of “the company. The firin A very interesting program has been} has purchased four car loads of used cre furniture this last week. sa 8 i ss & Ladies’ Aid to Give E. M. Ellithorpe, deputy sheriff, Fancy Work Bazaar jhas gone to Lander on Baainees with The Ladies’ Aid Society of the the sheriff's office there. Presbyterian church will give a fancy | work bazaar on Dee, 5, at the Pres-| Tony Sperduti arrived this morn- byterian church. The plans are to, ing from Lead, S. Dak., and will have about six booths where the dif-|locate here.. Mrs. Sperduti will not! ferent kinds of’ fancy «work- will be! |foin her hushand here until spring. sold, All the work has been -done! bs by the ladies of the church and some | W. J. Davidson, ie is represent- very beautiful pieces will’ be for | ing the M. J..O’Fallan Supply com- salg. There will be a special booih |;Pany of Denver, Colo., is in the city NEW YORK, Oct: e all: wrapned up in of this win- er’s' stunning new wraps you tainly are bound to ge some p: package. 17.—When youl} the Women’s Synodicnl meeting of! inent woman from zi! parts of the state have been potifzed of Mrs. > Catt’s visit pnd if is hoped thht The loveliest ones are fashioned} C8Per will be well represented at out of that exquisite supple velourgthe gathering which will be held in fabric family which varies in name} her honor. only in the length xad thickness of! its pile or nap. and is called respec- _tively duvetyne, and duvedelyne with a silk finish peachbloom, and cash- mertine with a wool finish. In eith- ,er case—silk or wool—it is bound to} Se. be a quick finish for your bank roll), Brunswick and Hood tires and) ‘te indulge too recklessly in these de-| tubes will be sold at-10 per cent dis-| irable materials. Evora and for-| count by the Center strtet filling sta-| BEN TILLETT, M. P. AND BRIT-. tuna are two other soft velvety fab-| tion at Center and Linden streets.The '1sH LABOR LEADER. HERE—B: striped in corduroy fashion—/sale~is to start today and is being Tillett, M. P. TIRE AND TUBE SALE. STARTS! Oxo Gas Heating Appliances FIT ANY MAKE STOVE Kerosene, the 20th Contari ‘Fuel. Billions of storage. barrels in No Smoke No Odor Efficiency and Economy Drop in and see demonsiraflon at 159 South Center St. for maderia work and another for|¢*ling on his trede. baby clothing -and others for each} particular type of work. The church parlors will be decorat- ed and tea will be served during the |5o™° irip thew hie te eritory. today Lae to ‘the straight In combination these materials lav-; J. B. Schuyler, assistant manager | ish adornment of moie, beaver, squir-| of the pian of Ed Savage and James| bazaar. “The proceeds of the sale} will be used towards the construction “of the new Presbyterian church edi- * agonally. Now typically true of an the evora vertically and fortuna di- stage: Th more room: in Gene Baweten: who is traveling | thing apertaining to forauna that it | such a well known brand of tires on} railway men,’ now in th ‘tor the Wyoming Grocery company, | sliould go off on the bias rather than/ sale at rcduced prices the tires and| States is backing the British R. and vertical | tubes are expecterl te go fast during ' strike: | the week's sale. Brown Bros. Exclusive Agents. d because the company needs Labor’ js quarters. a powerful With) ance,” transport workers, miners, and| Uni ————, {Read the Advertisements in The Daily Tribune and Save Money and ‘says that the strike fii railroad e sale whieh! starts today is part! workers are miserably pai (c) U..& U. of the National Supply company, has|rel, sable or grey, Kolins gone to the southern part of Wyo-|and Australian opossum make [ming on business for for the week. VERY LATEST IN HOSPITALS fice. Mrs. Roy Wyland” Charming Hostess Mrs. Roy Wyland .entertained at her home, 924 South. Wolcott street, last Wednesday evening with a sev-| en o’clock- dinner party... The home end dining table was beautifully dec- | orated with roses. Covers were laid! for 14 guests, at the delicious course: dinner. After the dinner ‘a very enjoyable , evening was spent in playing cards. + 8 oe of! filling station, to keep a complete, = each mantle a thing of beauty and ai accessible stock of m motorists’ needs. | joy for the cold months of the year.! Many of the coats cling to the | cape or dolman lines and wrap volum-! |inously and drapefully ubout the fig- hese IS ON WHEEL One striking exception to this rule S! it a taupe duvetyne trimmed in mole. | It is made in rather a basque effect’ (By United. Press.) with a deep cape collar of mole and BUCHAREST, (By mail.)—Both "atrow ‘strips of this neutral toned Roumania and Hungarian wounded in fur striping it at close intervals. The the recent fighting around Budapest **itt with huge pockets of the mole have been treated in sti American is gathered to the basque just below “Mobile Hospital” of the most mod- the natural waist line and shows a) ‘ern type—the last word'in war hos- ¢#ttridge arrangement of the gathers) pitals for yse in the field with a over euch hip. | rapidly moving army, Two startlingly ?eariess furless The type of mobile hospital being models in this season of fur trimmed (used is that known as the ‘‘Autochir.” mantles is'an Anzac peachblaom and « Pompeian duvetyne. The first has Read The Tribune Want Ads and goes her way blissfully confident that-she is colored right up to the very latest tine in the fashionable |spectrum and everything. Week end sale: Lig- gett’s famous ‘bulk chocolates, asforted. Regular price per 1b..80c Bridge Party Delightful Affair Mrs, QO. UG. Walker was the graci- ous hostess at a bridge party at her; home on 1102 South Center street last Tuesday. Arrangements were made for four tables of bridge, and the afternoon was spent in 9 very! Sale price per lb One box Stearn’s Day ~ Dream FacePowder $1.50 One can Stearn’s Day Dream Talcum Pow- no as = It is a hospital on wheels—18 huge pleasant informal way by all the gutomobile trucks equipped with ev- as sole trimming a deep cape collar} der mucatge 90 : ‘erything needful for war-time med- reaching to the waistline, its entire! . ¢——— —___.——_ | icine and surgery. There are auto- surface diamond stitched in~ self- | CITY NEWS ] | mobile operating rooms, automobile toned si This collar. soft and ! sterilizing equipment, an automobile supple, may be crushed up close and What is 2 > good tea for; Sale price .... ° -——'$ laboratory, a purewater machine with’! high about the neck and the face me? The kind you like, un-' and to meet the fury of wintry ee the approval of the pas: ice-making attachment, an X-ray car, electric light plant, steam heat- ing plant, a blacksmith’s repair shop, deep cuffs on the sleeves and a complete tent hospital which|cd the same. More of a mantle th less you like common tea can be set up anywhere in about two’ x coat is the vivid Pompeian du A zm i hours so as to accommodate more tyné picked out here and there with) Which is full of tannin— | than 400 wounded men. striking oblong mottis of black che-! YA fase hiss nile. , you know tannin is bad, Far ‘be it f to give away} Want Bachelor ony deceatasofs the trades-but owing, £0F the insides, : Fine tea has very little’ For Smallest Ke female whereby she must-reeds * have | ever’ something different and | Rectory, U. S. | even that little unless you | Mr. and Mrs. Burch Anderson, ac-! companied by -Mrs. - Anderson’s mother, and Miss Anna Schloss mo-. tored to Casper from Douglas and spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Burson and Mrs, S. E. Wright, both of 114! South Oak street The party re- turned to. their Aho in elas | yesterday morning it avery pleasant visit here, 36 15¢ package of yx) foreach 20c cake. Ivory Soap, 2 for .. 4 * 15¢ Old Dutch % ' Cleanser for... Miss Hazel Good will Jeave next to that strange psychology of the tannin; and you don’t get week for Denver accompanied iy ‘new,’ little old last yea! col have | ' Schilling Tea is the fine | | tea with real tea-flavor. There are four flavors. of Schilling z — Japan, Ceyion-India, Oolong, Engiish reakfast. All one quality. In parchmyn-lined nu “proof packages. At grocers everywhere. A SPIES & Co San Francisco | 'con’s' glowing Pompcian red last season’s Henna: camouflagued b an appellation, she would ‘cas trom-her like an impoverishe § but as long as ignorance~»is color, blind she dons Anzac instead of Khaki, | dragon fly instead of peacock, tory blue instead of. horizon, fa The smallest rectory is at St. for tobacco brown. maduro for Mark’s Episcopal’ church in Tonopah, bYown and chandren for mabo: Ney. The need of a bachelor to fill] “777 it has been brot to the attention of the heads of the church’s nation- wide campaign in New York by the Right Rev. George Coolidge Hunt- ing, D. D., missionary bishop of the state. The rectory has stood vacant, Bishop Hunting explains, because, none but a single man could get into! it, “and there do not séem to be any ‘more single men in the ministry.” But Bishop Hunting has found a way out of the difficulty. In’ his statement of the Brojects for Nevada to be embraced in the campaign, he Ww. O. Wilson returned yesterday! recommends a new rectory for St. froma business trip to iia _| Mark’s. “There is not a bed to be jhad in the town,” he sTeports, “to! George B. Rectan of Worland! say nothing of a house.” Bisles! ot cee Press.)—The Episcopa] church is in quest of a bachelor rector to occupy) the smallest rectory in America. He must be a bachelor, for the smallest rectory is far too small for aj rector with a wife, and quite impossi-| ble for a rector with a wife and | children, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ely and son Ralph are leaving today for Ains- worth. Nebr., where they will yisiv with Mr. Ely’s parents until Mou-; day, when they will return to their home in asper. s # @ W. T. Mahoney has returned from Kingsville, Mo., where he has been attending to business affairs. eee THE REXALL STORE’ C. C. Merrill of Cheyenne is at the Henning while paying a business visit in the city. : es > Try the Special FISH DINNER At $1.00 Per Person Miss -Tishia Thomas of ,Denver- | Colorado, has-accepted the. position’ of assistant secretary # the Army} and Navy club roonis. mar ae A. W. Hoffmaster of Chicago is here for the next few days on busi- ness. * Is due to the wholesome goodness of our food stuffs. * 9 fe as Cas terd. basi- . bt a Sai he oo Every Friday Fancy Bellfleur Apples. per box ~. ar ear) », CHO! Ga Captain Plummer spent yesterday, peat ne . h Jonathan Apples per box . in Lusk. Is there any. —at t e— 3 i ie thing you'd rath- ns -a S e) 3 Mrs. A. J. Mosher has gone to! Her be than « mil- Tokay Grapes per basket .. Honaire’s wife? Judging from what I've seen l'd rather be a mil- lonaire’s widow. Denver where she will gpend sev- eral days on a shopping and busine ‘+ trip. i Italian. Blue Plums per basket .. Henning Hotel i ee | Mrs. K. Rust is visiting with her’ daughters, Mrs. E. J. Fulham and Mrs. J. K. Baldwin in Denver. 2 & 6 Mrs. A. F. Tyler, who was for- meérly the alteration lady at the Lend-! er store. is at her home on Carsy street after being in the hospital for the last week. Mrs. Tyler is im-} proving in health very steadily now. o 8 Smilax Milk, large cans No. 2 1-2 can Tomatoes, per can Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks. There will be a regular session of this Lodge Friday Night, Oct. 17th, at 8 o’clock, at Odd Fellows’ Hall. No, 2 1-2 can Sailor Pears, per ean... 1 pound can Fancy Cohoe Salmon per can-..... Quart can Pure Country Sorghum. per can. Cream of Barley, a delicious Breakfast Food, per package .. Golden Cup Steel Cut Coffee, pound package 50e 75¢e Fourth Annual Masquerade Ball given by the Royal Neighbors of America, Oct. 31. $1 per couple, extra ladies 50c. Prizes given. 10-17-6t Fine Carpet Broom, each i Serre rit Business and entertainment. Your attendance is earnestly requested. By order of the E. R. Robt. Cohen, Secretary. “QUALITY—COURTESY—SERVICE” Phone 903 143 B. Second St. . 0 nea nen nsdecusccncarcoesecsscacovesasseccecereneessosecsssnscoss I i y caracul| Mahoney, owners of the Center street, “> = SS * 3 — eteseine = = = _11e Mis. ll been re-christened with a nice set} 15. ke Palm- her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Ge = ic cake Palm. 99 of rewness. 5 7 o ; , aA Bure 2 Spicy Gee Ae (United Te miladgbut wiietsed that | steep it too long. olive Soap, 3 for ie The Kimball Drug Store EE EE ESE RE IE EERE EE: FERGIE EEE EEE TEE IE HE IEE SE One pound box Lig- gett’s Moire Choco- Saturday Specials One pound Liggett’s Debut package choc- lates, regular price olates, regular price per pound .... per pound .. $2.25 Sale price $ Sale Price per ‘pound 1.59. per pound $1. 69 } One box Bouquet Ra- mee. Face Powder... $1.00 One ‘Wool Powder One cake Cashmere Bouquet Soap .. a One Wash Cloth........ 25c Sale price Sale price . 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