Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1919, Page 3

1 1] ) f Ravonsunay wanes 4 J, asa bad Unique Shower tor Miss Brooks. Sullivan for uffair will home ato per Prizes will rtainment t surpris {CITY NEWS}: ae VELA TO HONOR IFAD MEMORIA SERIE SUNY Henry Bingenheimer and chil Elaborate Program rogram Arranged for) Frayer left yesterday fos Denver wher: “Lodge of Sorrow” to Be will make their home n HatiSundaveAttemoon ie De reece at I. O. O. F. Hall pi wate" Sua The program follows: T rofessional March—Trio. Miss Ve Burnett, Mr. c aw ! soprano s Mr. Denver will follow ain « ices of t ran, O siness n “America”. Loa; henediction. ... Henry who-is with the Ohioe and Dr. Ogden Rrian Tobin a ,Oi com Lance Cre ao Recessional AR td Nt PENS Ae Oo Neuaincs | is invited to attend the ki chool was William Ryan and G. Striker: eremol iceland tyes: AfeManen, 5 for Salt he coal situation of New York City, lett: Casper te Pallthornes nae ela ta Visitin’ in Caxper for * ° \for Lander where they will spend se § sae the week, ral days ending oil matters : ks ee, Le e mo Se or Hl. 1. Ferree of the Caster Oil com- The ente inme of Willima Keating of Donve S pany has turned from where Mullin Club has plan moker’ )the day in Casper on his ’ 1 A he has been on company 1 Tor this coming Friday night, to be der where he has oil inter iven at § o'clo ut the club ho . = All members of the club and frie is leaving for Denvor are invited. the funeral o a { \ very fine nd wrestling > passed away from any) program has been arr inment ed for by the committe About 20 invited to help cele afternoon, and each brought remembrance to the birth brate the ome pretty the afternoon, Bake Sale rish Heike. The members of the St Mark's Guild vil hold a huked sale and a tea next Saturday, December tothe parish house of the St. Mark's chureh, Eutertains Choir as well for Soloist DY fo ict wW entert choir of the 1 few other ing Mrs. Hf. C soloist of the choir Vening honor hneider who prano umily her is leaving for Denve Deciiahesner nant Mr) at the weekly iy) lunehton of: the To < the Denver oftic tory club held at the Henning hotel ming Oi compan four new members were 1 ir home i w Gay, W. J. Chamberlin Hretschneider was pre Mullin and M,N. Wheeler ‘ tray by ew pe AR a ree Apa 777 ST ae has heen adopted, At last week's mec O : ea ing J Gratiot was called upon by CAS RE he president to give a short sketeh this life and any worth-while things of Miss M ous dinner was vening spent in an were Irma Patton, Roy Spurlock ks and the host and Mrs, Ceeil Bon Miss Melissa Brooks. Sila M and hostes al Evening Mr. and Mrs. I the host and hoste housewarming party for i avenue las it their new home on CY An enjoyable evening was and dancing. Mrs. War with a dainty of the eve spent with m guests ning Covers at the vd for nine luncheon were a rainbow was prettily corations for the roby the Methodist With an areh formed overhe the n booths of the the Wh new cha ist’ chureh hi 1 oeandy in more Wweets of the mnt the t¢ Mullin elub noon \ regular business meeting will de Ufter whieh the h will s bments and a our will a Nort t Circle to Be Lostesses The Woman's society of the Baptist ehureh will meet tomorrow afternoon s parish house of the echureh at wk. After the business mec the mission committee will give a program and refreshments will be erved by the members of the North cust circle and novel hangings in and green the Cut flowers the dainty were the pretty in the colors of pink artistic decorations for luncheon given this Henning hotel by Mr s, in honor of her daughte “ Brooks. Luncheon was serve to 30 ru afternoon was uy auction bridge and ts devoted to play- pleasant ntormal time was enjoyed by all Mrs. G. W. “urrabee, accompanied by Mrs. D Kansas C with Mrs, L Dworsuck, have gone to Mo., where they will visit bee's mother for an h of time. from Deine bitten by Thursday Specials who is con a i { States ephone} lipase A No. 2 cans Red Raspberries, 40e Per can zs c Karr and ©. J. Hoekenauer]} No. 2!y cans Sailor Pears, fo y where they will} Per can { e ittend for the Interstate; Pipe cor No. 2 cans Sifted Peas, 20e of the 7 Per can . ned , © ‘. No. 3 cans Hominy, noon bus! 15e Per can Mr. and Mr > have returned : ipa rom isin » Denver. 1 Ib. Pkg. Steel Cut Coffee, 50 ; Pera] D seers cect escecraseiecdns ecient tenes ce Mrs Hers Bars Wool 95 orate Soap for 2 ec in Casp Bars White Laundry Soap for 8 oz. Pkg. Macaroni, Spaghetti and Egg Noodles, per pkg. _, FOUR NEW MEMBER THEN “INTO. ROTARY CLUB TODNY might have done. Today it was “QUALITY—-COURTESY—SERVICE” Sot HAL EG AN Phone 903 143 E. Second St. nh turn wre to call for anoth “life tory” from some mem! COANDLER S{xX famous For [ts Marvelous Motor There’s No Time Better to Buy Your New Car UILDING more than a hundred cars a day, the Chandler Motor Car Company is still unable to supply the demand for the greatest of Sixes. And this is November. There are no automobile seasons any more. Any time is the time to buy your car, if you can get it. The earlier your order, the earlier your delivery! The Chandler Six leads so distinctly because it offers so much more for so much less. Other cars which perhaps might be compared with it.list at hundreds cf dollars more, and cheap cars sell for almost as much. SIX BEAUTIFUL BODIES ARE BUILT ON THE STANDARD CYiANT R CHASSIS Seven-Passenger Touring, Car, $1795 Four-Passenger Roadster, $1795 Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1875 Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2795 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2695 Limousine, $3298 All prices f. o. b. Cleveland WARINNER & COCHRAN Wyoming and Colorado Distributors T. L. RENO Manager Casper Branch East Side Garage, Corner Third and Pine Sts. CHANDLER MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Phone 79-J CLEVELAND, OHIO ATTY a mee - "MANY INQUIRIES RECEIVED. Y. W.C. A. WORKER TO TALK > iin BY LOCAL CHAMBER FROM v PARISH ae TONIRHT c. state ey ‘ Opticians scouingy healing, vegetable com) Pipe ‘company ts here. from the - utixed with olive oil. ts i ‘ “ If you have a bad taste, bad bre Clarence Shockley left yes tor | Casper, Wyo. e] dull, tired, are con ipated or a bust rip to eastern points. ‘oor Tye CALENDAR OF SPORTS ~ ‘ BOXING 15 PROSPECTIVE RESIDENTS. an ac abroa. The Chamber of Con of Commerce, w hich | jre on he ld-a regular meeting i he office of George B. ed and considered se worker with the ¥ will give QUICK RELIEF in Fremont, Neb., inquired as to the opportunity for a com: ! j), bined hotel and a house. tor Doug An inquiry received from a?‘ rovided Casper would sub ates : nnd furnish inducements, |*Partments in the far proposition was received from | MONI: man who wished to open a machine 10. ‘uel Administrator s\cting Mayor T. A. "d to his Wyatt) by pneu Get Dr. Edwards’ Olive Table: _ That is the joyful. ery of thor ce Dr. Edwards produced ( blets, the substitute for calome! griping results from these ple little tablets. They cause th and bowels to act normally never force them to unnatural « Dr. ards’ Olive Tablets \ Harold Banner | Dean were in Burnett Optical Co. | Skilled J. Hockenauer of the Int ious, you'll find quick and ¢s . sults from Dr. Edwards’ little Ol Tablets at bedtime. 10c and 25¢ + 10: ——., ee A Tribune Wantaa will sell it. | Hotel. The Velvet tin is twice as big as shown here Yes, Sir, the Young Fellows are Taking Right Up with this Friendly Tobacco F course other forms of smoking are all right in their way, but there is something intimate and friendly-like about a pipe—just the kind of a thing that forward-looking BEES take to like ducks take to water. Most of them weren’t born with a silver spoon in their mouths, and the low cost of Velvet Tobacco doesn’t hurt its popularity—not so as you could notice it. Fifteen cents! Just a dime and.a nickel—the price of a few smokes in other forms, but which put into Velvet Tobacco, give a fellow almost a week’s good smoking. Then again it is mild, well-mellowed, smooth, friendly. It got that way by its eight long seasons of ripening in wooden hogsheads—a slow, expensive method, but the best that’s been found yet. Velvet’s the kind of a companion for fellows to tie up to! It gets ’em in the home habit. For a pipe of good tobacco is a homey kind of thing. Young man, meet your good chum, Velvet, in its jolly red tin! ; Misery loves company, but not the company of a friendly pipe of Vel ganvat'foe elvet.