Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1920, Page 3

d to. sermons on the Ten jat the reactant of the. parsonage,” 414 | estat ts, The commandment to|Soauth Beech street=-cormvr Beech and! Yo) tomorrew evening is¢ | Linden. not. bear false’ witness} Morning worship and sermon at 14:00 | CHRISTIAN. SCIENCE * “Yo'clock. | The pastor will pryach on The | vt eh Blue Print of the Kingdom, ¥ Sanday at 11 @’clock in the © 0. Young people's merting at 630 p. m.\O. F hall. and on Wednesday evenings Topic, A) Worthwwhil® Life.” Redd at 7, ocieel. ‘The leggon sermon for to- Psalms 27:19-40. morrow is *Spivit."* Evening worship and sermon at-7:20, Th i pe ms evening service and larclock., Se bh 3 pha la ther tied ar PRESBYTERIAN “|nertes of lestons on China, They haval > a, Hi. Bradley, Minister < heen ‘very. interesting. Dr, Gromer will preach for us Sun-} .} Bunday sel:oo} at nine forty-five, steal day, pat, Morning and eventing, in Dr. | J & place for you in it, Win’ you be in} ‘ Marion: MeTary, ~ gomiintaw. of fsa ‘your place? *¢ Governor and ‘Mra. B. 3 Brooks. has Ailes Oh will pads thin Teenaraph| who isa stranger in Casper. They will ‘| wish to-come, but wifl hesitate, because: y nes ‘a . | they ore atrangers.. That is just "tor| feDantels, who ‘contractor you shold come, we are looking: for by Sneaks; at the morn- ‘“MoBherson -Ojl. syndicate, ‘has | you. 3 z and Mra, Don Lobaell will Iethe [ iD £0 : TRINITY CATHERAN cHuRta, |8nF By Done AS ae Sthe Last Day of Oar Pine and Cunningham Streets. y rthe evening service, 4, H..Geckel, Pastor. gh eae ‘Sunday School‘ commerices nt e iL ecAt tee WS neevica ‘tn.ighs ae FIRST ie ‘ Fi teenth language wilt be ‘hold; © Lexi of this) Worshiping at Court House : cota bon “ ; é cha i nervice-will be: Mat 18, 1-16: “The {ae cl y 2 Mesdames , Where Parable of the Bower.” ‘These German Robert 1. Lemons, Minister 3 a services are being held every two|* Bible school at afternoon at 2 o'clock for @ special: re-| Duncan, > J. elr, Robertson | ‘ 2 iabove the primary department meet at pa vein can : , é : v3 art : \ = m : — . ae Soe are the = — ie mary —— | Annual January “The first social event. of next week Fifteen new Kuderatotn' dr ; ‘ore initiatea! “wilt be the fraternity: dance given® by into the Carper onder wf he P.O. BH.) Me. and an, BAS. Drury, who are) athe Sees be night at an Tretorn “Smok- Catto meet, letra‘ ‘ ft = oF ( learance Sale vited by pastor and people, Christian Seience services are’ held vlially<inyited to at with 1s MBE row, 5 a. m. ~ Classes ee TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT coe nso : BO, ( a ? i§ !earrlea “out inthe’ place | cards, va ‘ la: wee $ E pigs: sey table - deco: of ba i Gree ee ci S , ; ets of pink sweet peas @ center | *” n een ers ‘Tot purple violeta, made 2 very: pretty more - > J affair of the bridge luncheon given this’? tele $35 ged er =f U 1 ARRIVED ‘afternoon dt_the Henning hotel by. Mrs. told. Stirrett in honor of her’ house eran Z heavyweight ; from ‘Wil My i e °. est, Mra. Sid-Roberts of Denver, r “| And t lo. gory: two of the society matrans y ; ! on €r Uu 1 men : ; of Casper spent’ the afternoon’ playing |J.:A. Dunn company of St. Paul, Minn:, ————— t ! uction bridges Mrs. Otto Krausse and | is here on bysineas with the Chamber-|-—p} delphia? will. try. to land the na- 4 re ‘ee j Miss, Frankie Frances gaye the jin urniture company. ‘tonhl jJawn tennis championship tour- ‘ selections of tho afternoon, : aaa ae fnament ‘when the’ United States Na- ‘Oo ey 11iin ne PB. Shiery has accepted » position| tonal Lawn. Tennis Association. meets |fi- : My o Spivetth ‘the: Chamberlin Furnitire. cam- W pessoa For several years the big = at cms Ts ace i rekensn: wemon NOW ON DISPLAY of the Methodist church held ¢ LODE eter erred oyne- Saller oe . We hills incite the announcement of opening our doses for ‘business ; February 7 7, and invite you to come and inspect our lines, and Ms recede oe, K? + 1% rarer oe e K io, R? eter % Me ¢ +, ogeete eg 6, Sy ? Soegeets oe, LINES CONSIST. OF SPRING MERCHANDISE - One tins é Tailored Suits lL die 6? Ce ts _in the Spring Time , te. ‘oa : “The mblage of 14 ‘Suits is remarkably re} “ig Sopanietiva tar ad at rok che sousan and thie ae : You will find ‘these Ghats tailored in the height of modes are apie bap Ferg 4 distinctive styles in keeping 5 fashion, and: material of good quality. Tricotine, phe tog eo most Deeuitesliy tailored and dis- polo cloth, heather po silvertone, wool velour, I: ‘marked versatility in fabrics and styles...) twee . Leather’ t d, fi butte French Se Serge, Men’s Wear Serge, braided,’ embroi- Smee 5 ie gritos as ana reat dered button trimmed, fancy pockets, narrow belts trimmed belts of same material and leather, | and fancy vests of embroidered duvetyne. " K ¢ em iO, o4, KP se o% iM sas sO ? 2 > KA e iO se-ehe ste fo- sheets’ ? o ? ? o-4 o, + See —After the many. predictions a . ° Pie have been made about} - f ibd : Materials of Quality high, prices of spring apparel ; oi , te . and Moderately ite prices we have aN) xt Mi f. * ‘on our line of dresses.” 5 ay, 4 Priced. be a -revelation ‘in value Paftetae + Cnaeeinite sien. , A aN é pains on ‘| Crepe Meteor . y ¢ S / eorgel F —New draped ‘effects, pan- ; | NZ Combinations | Embroidered t niérs, plaitings, panels and } A Crepe; de harem effects on some of the y } / i phi eh new. styles now shown in these ' “eh é ‘ eee am Srl eeeiag x new r spring frocks of fashion. CLV ahs Georgettes Embroidered Soot ao er “, +, a? ioegess ¢ * 0 Me Oe Me Pree, and Pannier reory Ee yer ey 1% + Oe eee’, M rere, 1% Maser) and Knit Underwear es We have assembled a. most. varied —This ip ‘a line thet pate & puzzle to assortment of Spring Hats at popular ‘the merchandise game today? owing to. bags the high prices of cotton and silk and: i} § CORSETS feta the ores onditions in the textile We: offer you the following” lines: bre rah rehas : W. By front laco; Le Estelle) brooch and tion to ge miele Dabsne pd wy pisiia hatiste; ‘Tia Vida, back Ince, in all dise at very reasonable prices. stylés to fir-all figures. Expert fitters. rh em de Hose in inpek-4okmed back, aleo, . SKIRTS A) beautiful tine of Skirts in wool PoPplins; serge, velour, checks, wool Plas, button trimmed with fancy kets, ticks and pleated and You! will find this sine of Skirts lec within everyone's reach. Wo- or miss contemplating the pur; be of a separate Skirt for early ng wear, this ling deserves your aBtbbtion. SILK'PETTICOATS > ta something every. woman ; to have.) We have them. in all- “jersey top, taffeta founce, Plorieus, pussy willow, satin de luxe, in gllshades. Prices-.$6.75 to $19.50 os Se eS Me ¢ Sot a aa oe, + Pah yee rs iM + O46 oot M + ¢ Sts ae io, 2 ¢ eo" % ‘a? R? Pockets rt 4 4% ae a so-afo-afo-ao abe afo afe-' ao sfodeetoetp ats no 60 ofo-ate ofo-0%