Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 10, 1919, Page 3

ORK Pry the roted or I hy ord Phe Py ¥ of tons ng na Che Casper Daily Cribune | ——— a wel 5:30 o'clock this evening with | peautiful and simple ceremony, Miss 4 a } Brooks, the popu aughter yy es-Governor and Mrs, B, B. Brooks, ; come the bride of Roy Spurlock. rt rvices will he held at the Epis- | vopal chureh, the Rey. Phillip kK. Ed- | ly rming the ceremony. intimate friends of dd Mr. Spurlock will be y Two Hundred More in Washington| : Than at Apex of War, ‘yo bride will be gowned in white {te crepe and. carry a huge Senator Declares juile's bouquet of delicate pink ——- ng the touch of color. The WASHINGTO Des 10.—4Sp unattended, J. W. Johnson will ——Senator Smoot, who has 1 « best man, ful study of the matter ter the wedding ceremony the wed. known to have } re dinner will be at the Hugh Patton gations under wine on North Wolcott street, The order to secure the facts, j rations wih be inp! nd who is extensive investi athority k und white, for the statement that the government in roses and now has in Washington 200 more em and suggestive novel- plo; than at the| will be laid for 36 gue war. While m daintily appointed dining ble. | let out of certain ¢ lepartments recent ‘ir, and Mrs. Spurlock expect to! in some mysterious manner. the: this evening on their honeymoon taken on by another department | will ret and live on me very radical and aggressive ac 1 ch. Both of the young tion may be looked for soon looking jeoople have many friends in per to the reduction of government +em-| + wish them ev happiness, es in Washington | . * rged with responsibility and ans-| ble to the country for the con-! duct of governmental affairs for which ations must be made, the Re-| majority wil mak ef-| cut down the extimate of seve n dollars asked for hy the se Aid Meeting i m ing of the members of the ladies Ald society of the Pregbyteri: rch, which was to have been t ifternoon at the home of Mr: R. kK. Staley, 715 South Durbin street, will of the t he postponed because of the weather, amounts 4 the regular meeting will be held next cash honus is month, three billion dol! ‘eports have been made by the dif- taxpayer will re: rent circles of the society and the | ation next year reeds of the Christmas bazaar a mounted to $60, MILE FOR I. 0. 0. ey i department. — If ranted, if a soldier | adding two or| verge | | | | BUILDING | s ee P he tile for the veneering of the Odd Elks’ Ball to Be Fellows building has arrived and work} Hvent of Season will be s' pd as soon as the weather The second annual 1 Elks, moderates, hich is lo be held De , Will be a *n more elaborate than that of last’ The hes wind which swept Ca: ‘ anor according to the plans perfe per for the last 18 hours started a Ford | hy the committee on arrangements at car down the street this morning. The meeting held last ¢ The ball will be held in the°Masonic’ car and stopped it after a chase down mple, which is to he elaborately deco- one of the main business streets. | ed for the occasion. It will be fot ee bo ae os «by a banquet which will by ™ 1 the Henning hotel to the lady guests, beginning Che finest orchestra in the west procured to he dancing, it hingements are being made for sp ntertainers from Denver to ent he guests between dance n Kocher: his- | Meeting to Elect | Eastern Star Officers { There will be bers of the stern Star at the Ma sonic temple tomorrow night at Special surprises are planned for the O'clock. During the business mee dinn Manager Bott of the Hen- the annual election of offic ning has announced that after midnight held. on that night the entire lower floor and j —o, ———»—__— lobby of the hotel will belong to the < | a | PERSONALS}, The committee in charge of the ar. & ements for the evenings consists of John Schoontr is confined to the | rence West, John McMahon, Carney veterson and E. M. Ellithorpe. The » hospital by # serious illness, committee on decorations include Archie , “ee | 1 Paul Hudson. Leon Meyer of New York City, rep. ans for the children's Christ-| resenting the Bauman Clothing corpor. mas party at theglris thea Christ- tion which manufacture the We: mas morning, were also discussed at a clothing for boys, meeting last night. Two large boxes! on the Elgin Clothing co: of toys from Denver have been received clusive agents for the W nd orders have been placed for the ments nuts and fruits which will be | put to the children. Dean Woleutt has accepted a position eens ) With White's 7 M Wolcutt | was employed that company be | fore he went to Denver on an extended, visit with old | | Alling | any, the ex- arpledge gar. | Elaborate Plans for Altar #nd Rosary A Christmas bazar all sorts . . = f useful and dainty hand made gifts caer . el may be bought has been planed by the! — # Ellis of Lysite, of the Smith & E ho: ranch, per trans. members of the Altar and ¥ ty of the St. Mark's Catholic chureh. | The bazaar will be held on December } 16 in the rooms of the Mullin club. The decoratiogs will be in the Christ: cotors of green, red and white, for the}! different booths. Tea will be and a baked sale will be held in con- nection with the ba r, The < of the bazaar and baked sale used toward the main altar of the new! Catholic chureh. Mrs, Pete Tobin and assi have charge of the babies’ booth: Mrs Mike Foley of the fancy work booth. Lyte is where beautiful articles made by the) Dr. T. E. West has been appointed ladies of the society can be bought: Mrs. deputy state veterinary surgeon and hi J. Quealey and Mrs. Heagney of the | been authorized to inspect cattle in’ in apron booth: Mrs. TH. L. Welton and! terstate ship Mrs. William Cronin of the childrens’ i! cee booth and Mrs. Mike Ryan and Mr b. E. Ellithory y W. T.\ Mahone will he in. ch ge of leaving tonight for Reno, Nev., on busi the miscellaneous booth. w house- | Ness Hid ps eer aure Vat ac. Teal prenilenthoti the Rank of and Mrs. Dan Sullivan will have charge | Commer t to Themopolid last of tha serving of the tea during the af. Night on busines ternoon, and the’ buked sale will be " arranged by Mrs, 8. Slizisky and sever-| E. G. Rideout of Detroit, Mich., ix nl nesiatants. There on oi! business: o 8 6 Final jearsal Attorney TL. Morris returned to of Choral Societ: Junction City, Kans., last night. The last rehearsal of the “Holy City”. the he utiful cantata which will be pr sented on December 14, will be held at the Py vterian ©) h tomorrow y so-|* : Jacting bi The Kimball Drug comp: of the I xall goods toc ranch east attending to, im. ~| portant business matters for a few days eee R. H. Patterson, repres son Drug company s here nting the of Omaha, ling on his local trade. see eee ee) e night at y member of the Chor nm urged to . re Dr. ards’ Olive Tablets Get ar ee Cause and Remove It 1 society nt at the m gular dance given on Thu sae Fs dee OS ee evenings at the Maso mple will be Lael and positively do the work. held tomorrow night, the dancing start People afflicted with bad breath find ing at 9 o'clock, All the iriends and quicicrelief through Dr. Edwards’ Olive members of the Arm ud Navy club’ eraptets, The pleasant, sugar-coated holding invitations are inviled to attend. gablets are taken for bad breath by ‘The Iris orehestra will furnish the dance | gy who know them. music, Several surprise features have Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act gen- heen nned for the evening » but firmly on the bowels and liver, iter at them to natural action, “Smoker” at clearing the blood and gently pun iying Mallin Club the entire system. They do that whic The “smoker", which was postpone’ dangerous calomel does without any last Friday, will be given for the mem- of the bad after effects. hers and friends of the Mullin club All the benefits of nas _Sickening, next Friday night. The entertainment griping cathartics Go hl Te committee has arranged for a special rr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets without boxing bout and wrestlingwmateh which sriping: pain or any dieagresebieletie-te Will be staged during the evening. ir. F. M. Edwards : e andes formula after seventeen years of prac- K. Elects tice among. patients afflicted with New Officers bowel and liver Cuels with the meeting of the D. A. R, held attendant bad breath. & the tollowihe officers were Olive Tablets aS pirsll/averae Ses adisha:csesraine compound im by their olive color, “nt, Alice Holland; recording will kc Pt Abe: i Leta, Leavittvie ore eondiag cee. Take one or cwo every night for a weels s » the eflect, 20c and 2c, retary, Clara Bacon; registrar, Dickie, and note the ellec LEGION STANDS ‘SQRRERR Gus” DEMOCRAT SCORES BIG x ay for some time in| #P ening, owner was told of his self-propelled‘ meeting of the mem. |“ ing |. will he | ° | | W. S. Kimball, Sr., is in from his} sputy sheriff, is| y architect's} ther oy ent he bureau }to bund the dormitories. they with that, .ther FIRM AGAINST HUN FRIENDSHIP. BAT NATION'S. CAPITAL ITON, Dec. 10.—Represenin- Relations with Germans Condemn- . Democrat, of Florida has presented some interesting figure ed in Vigorous Terms in Telegram Sent Out by which Musteite the am National Chairman © of extravagnace which predicted by the Unired housing Ph Mr. Clack, who was} committee en nublic vhen the ¢ an Extraordinary Reduction Misses’ and Children’s Winter Coats the hous leading critics of this Aministration’s war 4 Si of the Amer. nines ie: oF nt to call attentioa this morn | ing to one or two matt in connec tion with this bureau for the members of the house Down on the where ament dormite- > built plain, commonp! ds that went on $4,800, with hard © of them « 5.000, of them cost $ or pair to hang thein, making shase pairs of common carding ion towards Hun and any tendency | man guilt. » follows: In order that attitude of Ame sion with respect to public apr ot teutonic performers may be Ri the following reso. y adopted by Minne. i for tors and perfo to minimi: and hanging of 2 blinds “When the bill ereating this bureau Was originally framed, we put the ont tempt at this tim tion with ¢ man activit its influenc against the of rmfin opera, instruction n in schools, public performance of erman and Austrian performers and ay other ts which tend to minimize no guilt. Whenever — ¢ireum $ COAT VALUES, $ stances warran d erican » de. rairtirien ta; andl eel G enV AI EER 15 fais WEEKS es iG cis ec aldivioas 12 to out spirit of this resolution such action should be thru constituted | horities of law and order Action O UnvesriVowo | A quan taken by ove 1 American gion posts in accordar with this RI VERTON BANKS, 1 This evening! ‘own, built pon cee , F 2 CROSS MILLION (| bre sae ee yi re eg Maybe you don’t quite olution is commanded to legion at large.” Crystal and pearl beads trim the = |< y wha is vo ner MARK IS REPORT skirt and form a trimming at the know what is aE ies 5 sleeveless armhole. The gown feae! sonal taste in tea. tures the new elongated waistline ae Here’s a good way to ittom of the skirt is uneven, bein © anor in Bie front eheatn the baci find out: this is a feature which was use , avor somewhat last winter and will p: , Try one flav teh after ably be more popular this season, _/ , another of Schilling Tea, —_> und River: and get your money back reeding re. $12 this'weee $Y $10 fais weer... $F Many other values reduced accord- ingly. This reduction means a fur- ther saving on the usual low prices THVERTO Wyo. ton banks have passed th aro mark according to th ments issued on Novem et figures being $1,004, k with mor 's advancement than its finan- urees in the bank: ton speaks loud. neh su port sees the figures climb ana witnin ETemone County from your grocer on each, another year we predict that the figures Will he double. Road Association until you have found the 10.—River- » million-d which are in voeue in this store. We have also received a new line of Christmas Novelties and Toys. LEP Coren Kassis Dry Goods Co. “122 S. Center Next Door to Kimball Drug Store Aire aoe nae Danie farm Meets This Week flavor you like. “I wish you wouldn't say ‘! We pay the erocer. So * I don't know how many times. ——-- ) ES I've corrected you on that." LANDER, Wyo., 1o.Carrying don’t worry about that. id out locally the plans promulgated at the the old man, shoveling a generous piece organization of the Wyoming od There are four flavors of Schilli » pie into his mouth with his) Roads association for county niza- ‘Tea—Japan, Ceylon-India, Oolong, yer livin’ by good tions in this state, a call has been is-| English Breakfast. All one quality. In grammié tion, but yer ma and! sued for a meeting to form the Fre- parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages. me, we're obliged to take in summer ]|mont County (¢ 7 ociation to At grocers everywhere. “Now, Mamie, you look-a here boarders, and, by Jiminy, they demand | be held in aturday, Decem- SEhiine@s GIG San Frabetico the dialect if they pay the rate ber 13. The organization wit adhere 4 Schilling & Co § ie Fran Argonaut to the ram mapped out in other - — ounties and cooperate with the state - ‘i erence Read The Tribune Want Ads a ociation in its work. Starting Today, December 10th GOLD FISH FREE HILE THEY LAST With each dollar purchase of any Rexall article in our drug store we will give you a glass aquarium with two beautiful gold fish absolutely free. These fish sell regularly at 50c each in the cities. Get your Xmas present at ‘“‘The Rexall Store’’ before they are all gone. Big Holiday Sale PRESCRIPTI TheRexald Store [ store rs E of Jewelry es Rs-ALL zow 26W We are positively Closing Out our entire line of JEWELRY Ga 0” Off This means practically your own price. KIMBALL HANDLES THE GOODS Notice There will be an OPEN MEETING for those inter- ested in hearin:; ‘}:c report of the delegate to the Chi- cago conventic: «° the Labor Party, tonight, Wednes- Buy your Jewelry presents from us. It will more than pay you. day, December 10, at Trades Assembly Hall, 7:30 p. m. Regular meeting of Trades Assembly to be held imme- diately following. Kimball Drug Store The Rexall Store :: The Pioneer Store JOHN BAUER, Vice-President. | aaa as i es Yn, ae, i et ' P%EUSUEUIUEU INI SO OO 00 O00 09 00 00 00 oo oe. S 29, er ¢ PUPPY, ee arene ha? Mee MPO ? < PEPE, Oe aac Rae ead re we . . ¢ 7% hae o e ++ o, o¢ o o pres “eat, Sa iS Si i SiS Ok oa a