Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1920, Page 3

URSDAY, APRIL 72, 7020 be Casper Daily Cribune GRD kaa 5 PAGE THREE =z aes ——— oem : = and vertical-rows that fray out in afchin or chins of ladies riot of silky rosy fluff at the brim | Orie ntal modes, Frail and Hairy -: edge. Another quaint ribbon conceit) t notes the mt | . is a tall narrow turban of midnight| and more sl mped Bead eos oo Chapeaux Taking: |)pine satin shapea tike a Cossack’ hy as Ww of psan aati key | which is completely covet » and be Th ave nigh Lead This S rin wiggly loops of tiny blue v rf jas their F heels fter you Pp gZ to simulate the astrachan so close to|haye pureh: the necessary summer | the Tartars head and heart. quota of one white one pat ICK'S A B: 5 |kid pair, one brown suede pair ie 3 > | (Written tee tne United Press) ‘Tassels long, heavy and gay bob from| one of grey you will undoubtedly be as "YOUR BODYGUARD" ~-30F. 60F, 41.20 { | Altho it’s chilly and the ground almost every form of head covering|short of cash as they are of vamp. |—————__ | Is still quite white with snow, but seem most at home from the ittle | he: e worth most any sacrif | It's really joyous springtime close round Chipese hats ef straw, | 2° for so seductively alluri Celebrates Society Belderman 4s. leaviie For the calendars say so; silk faced in contrasting tint. Beads| Rate aa pond small do ener, os ke MARTIN & KNIGHT “5 Birth Anniversary Whitab Huh obellt? apénavanvicat | And the hat trees and the shoe treeslof gayly colored wood in shapes quaint | ne foot that the female whe longs | speNOGRAPHERS and MIMEO- Wr elebration of the birthday of a Baineraane ail chsce tie | Are in bloom, the windows show. [and bizasre girdle crowns of tulle| to ben vamp will tind the short-vamp GRAPH y ‘ 1 i amidst a fluff of tulle for brim and| @ factor in her heart's desire. Fi liss » Wickstrum, Tribune's popu- musical ‘program there for this pe eget Aay ing Work a ialty | NEW YORK, April 14—Time was|Swaying strands of varicolored beads) |when we used to fondly believe the hat{anchored to opposite sides of fan! A mining comp: in the Salmon |of straw denoted spring and <;ummer!|brimmed Cleopatresque head dresses | river district of Al plans to trans | Surely. no one could mzke such a sad|hang in festive festoons beneath the’ port ore and light supplies by aeroplane. mistake nowadays. To be sure a few fcHiatiweias yned-eiawsaritta tart ta TL melt beneath the urge of spring. By |= the time the first pussy willows purr |= and robins twitter, straw hats have been cast aside, however, and confec- tions of taffeta, tulle, ribbon or satin crown the coiffures of the spring and summer maids and matroi The hats of hair so frail and airy of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY y editor, the members of the} week. Apt. A. Wyatt Hotel Phone 61 oral and office forces, as many as eee ould be spared, enjoyed a birthday Bob Steele of Hot Springs county, a. € it noon today at Wray’s cafe,) well known stockman of this country, | s of Miss Wickstrum. Upon | is here on business. urn to the office Miss Wick- eee was surprised to find hep desk}; Henry Posey has returned from aj ned with roses and a birthday cake} business trip to Cheyenne. , the requisite number of candies Pa inh pying prominent place. Of} Mrs. S. W. Conwell has returned » there were gifts, that goes with-| from a month's visit in Denver witn wing. The party was efficiently | relatives and friends. ved by Tom Daily. Sree ers Gordon Karr, of the Interstate Pine aye peeneer cpp pee cteecuny a: HuRINCSR,tel>) weave, abloom with gorgeous flora, are ance Tonight, to Denver. , : ore s flora, © dance given by the War Moth. eee the most appropriate and seasonably summery hats on view but the major- ity of the close little turbans of satin, taffeta. and ribbon suggest fall and winter quite as much as spring. Feath- er trimmings, straggly glycerined os- he Women’s Auxiliary to'the| W. R. Sample and Ber! n, Will be held as usual} made the trip to Denv he Magonic Temple | plane a few days ago, returne¢ for the benefit of the} morning ori the Burlington. | Navy club’and the Ameri- eee i trich, airgrettes and Paradise, adorn ion, Dancing will start at 9] Miss Frantz of the Frantz na amring bares Ares fereanectiva) ot and last until midnight, turned from New York where the seasonc. ‘Flowers do ornament * Me re ven n 0. 1 G ‘ = ei es Iaea tor hele tao reeene nls aoa EON RCE crests nemaar tassalsi aod To Take Advantage of the jarried Couple cial spring and summer buying trip. ribbons give them a.close run for popu- in Honeymoon CMR larity. Ribbons especially have come into a glorified success as a hat adornment this season. Entire turbans and brim: med hats are made of narrow ribbons woven. together like those paper mats of Kinderkarten days. Wide brimmed horse hair hats haye immense sashes of wide pastel tinted satin ribbon tied around their crowns and dripping soft ‘lr, and Mrs, C. J. Taffey are now} James M. Douglas is leaying within \ wedding tour thru Nebraska.' the next few days for Fort Worth, married in Torrington, , Texas, where he is engaged in geologi- afternoon, The bride | cal work. 1 Murphy. Miss Mur- * 2 Taffey were both resi-} Mrs. J. D. Williams who has been nts of Grand Island, Neb. * Mr, Taf-| visiting with relatives here left last | is the pharmacist at the Casper| night for her home in Riverton. harmacy and after a. wedding tour see » different Nebraska points the young| Charles West has left for New York wide ends and loops almost to the waist yuple will return here to make their] where he will attend to business mat- : line. Frayed ribbons offer a novel me. xan HES eh aes Meal atek Petite ae FOR A SUNNY AFTERNOON IN a WE Decree eae are ef: » Mich., re re re rl pre. 7h ” fects. close urban made of nar- ridge Luncheon dul ale) ao MEH —Afteenoon'sultof tan crystal row bands of alternating varicolored omort Mrs. George Smith is. visiting with | Knit. The coat has a deep square back | ribbons quaintly frayed presents a sur- B. Townsend will preside | friends in Denver for a few ¢ collar and loose panels at the sides.| face not unlike the grooved hair edged at her home at an informal eee They are embroidered in dark brown {back of the armadillo. A small round luncheon, Mr. Hurley, of the Ohio Oil company. | noe. A tong narrow sash folds about| ht of horse straw has a turned up GIGANTIC REXALL lc Sale A Which Is Knocking the H Out of old H.C. L. The Kimball Drug Store The Rexall Store The Pioneer Store ee ee x. PO POOL OOLC OOOO CO DOO OO OOD STOTT MI, mor Blakey. & Co. 3°%: Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts 25S has returned from a three month's trip brim all faced with narrow rose hued to the oil flelds in Texas. and ties in the back. grosgrain ribbon sewed together in neat lés Wharton was surprised Mrs. Max Hirsch is leaving this af- of her friends yesterday | ternoon for New York city, where she shower. The evening | will visit with her mother for an in- s very santly spent, and many | definite length of time. hinty garments and toys were received ese | br Master Wharton, Jr. Dan Ralston, a well known sheep- soe man. has returned from a business trip | : ©. T, “Archie” Weidner, architect left|in the east. | 5 The Latest in r his old home in Philadelphia where | | will visit with his parents. Mr. : ° eldner is building a beautiful new UNION PACIFIC Sport Suits, Dresses and Waists for ome for his father and ‘mother and p expects to bring them with him jen he returns. they win visit with| » OFFICE MEN IN _ | beir other son, Bill Weidner, until = new bona ee eT OVERALLS CLUB Summer Wear ppper Club » Meet ‘The Pepper club will be entertained (eoereliro ane mayane)) s. Carney Peterson at her apart-| CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 22.—Sev- omorrow evening. The evening | eral hundred local employes of the spent with cards as usual. Union Pacific railroad compan in- Sores *3% se cluding division headquarters clerks and airs. Worthington, of Sheridan, it, ticket office clerks have joined the re visiting with her son, 1. 8 Worth-| “overallsclub” movement and have dis- peton. of the. Wheeler and Worthing! carded ordinary business clothing for ne gilces. She will remain in the/biue denim and brown khaki, The ¥ for several days. | “overall brigade" includes a dozen girl os ‘ clerks, all of whom are wearing regu- Arr. ond Mega eee secniedt lation men’s overalls with rather pleas- is morning fromm an extended busl-| ing effect. The movement has not yet i and pleasure trip thru the east-| spread beyond the Union Pacific force i se pgular Meeting Aid ty wi ir meeting of the general of the Methodist chur: Bil be held in the basement of the Purch on Friday afternoon. Aha! NS Miss Edna Goodman is expected to- Aha, ° ] \) 1 * from tana B.S St at see PEP SAYS: N | ARE NOW ON SALE © home of Mis Martz. Robert again: ° . : nodman, who is connected witht Let the bells ring and the whistles & at prices which you cannot afford ery department of the Webel Co: P-E-P z : = to pass. Starting today and last- prcial company, 1s: Miss Goodman's “Pearl blow—who cares if the old man 2 ing for one week. Binee a ; — SORE 4 does sneeze. = \) thian Sisters enjoys = & new organization of the Pythian Periodicals” = & ] (g SS € S§ will meet for the first time at | U tonight at 7:30 o’cloc! as = are asked to be prese ie first meeting.'The presiding offi P-E-P THE DENVER POST 2 & - ¢ the meeting will be Mrs, John ie & isenhunt. TEN Papers God’s angel—the people’s long- & . 3 Mrs, Loyd Tully ig here from Denver ensnare lost brother—came flitting into Cas- iting with Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Kim- “4 | Senior and Junior. Papa per this morning, safe and sober, - \ | . Mrs. Be >) abi S eas, ,. r 9 3 irs. Ten Pelton hie retnined from smiling beautiful smiles as it scat- = & 50 Dresses, beautiful " snow storms for ‘several days. tered its fragrant blessings across = & styles, in Taffeta, Foulard, Georgette and _ other } weaves, all sizes, that sold ea up to $65.00. dear old Wyoming. PERSONALS e | Mrs. Robert Taylor of Grand ; Neb., are here for several Gays isiness, who-drinks PEP ' Pe ar beer Bots Just Leave It to 29 entertain has no! kick a When Wireless Fails, Try 29 Paupers' eee George Campbell has returned from ©xtended buying trip in the east for Campbell and Johnson clothing > Coats $35 Suits $45 ™. HE OPPORTUNITY THE GREAT} Coming” and. Corshig:Nrother: Nie, * dices like 25 Beautiful Springs Coutts in the new- 25 Suits in Navy Tricotine and Serge WORLD MOVEMENT OFFERS. ' P-E-P Maude the mule, and the Post read- est styles. if —browns and heather mixtures, that 5 he lee tHis aver iatatiant ON SALE TODAY “Pinks ers know how to kick when 29 fails Sale Price, $35,00 SENSO ee geo $45.00 ad within the next four years » iz : snags perno De who never knew} May Red Book antiaee to show up with their favorite news- Coats $45 < 8S we falter 228 issi ; ; aper. nd 316 ‘agaitional, single “om: May Pictorial Princes” PARE 25 Coats in exclusive styles that are Suits $65 Che ne ey een a May Companion wonderful values, sold up to $90.00. Navy Tricotines in beautiful styles, : pay +e Saat bi . 3 Sale Price, $45.00 handsomely trimmed; all sizes, 16 to 46. s we falter native Christian lead- ill be trained in scores of centers shout the mission field. / ess we falter that Christian con- n of life, which enabled Washing- ‘nd Lincoln and Jefferson to crea’ foster the thing we call ‘‘Amerif- will be vouchsafed to lands) leaders, have never known it. too, can build enlightened de: cles, becoming beacons in di id's progress. Where the $100,000,000 Will Go. al and religious edu- Sold up to $100 Skirts $17.50 Sale Price, $65.00 Serges, Plaids, Tricotines and Silks, 5 value to $37.50. Skirts $10 e Sale Price, $17.50 One lot of odd Skirts, silks and serge. Waists $3.75 oi Georgette Waists in white and flesh Gingham Dresses $8.51 0 mostly, some dark shades—-sizes 36 and New Spring and Summer Dresses; 38 only. wonderful values— SALE PRICE, $3.75 - Specially Priced, $8.50 STAMPS—REAL POST AGE STAMPS—On sale at THE NEWS DEPOT, Natrona Hotel Building. The News Depot will sell a limited amount of postage stamps to anyone in a hurry, just drop- ping by, who may not have time to wait—P-E-P “Please every Patron.” GUNNISON | PEP thinks P-E-P “Pat enjoys Popularity” NANA 3,361,125] 22,808,071| 14,644,423} 11,761,449 IS IILLIALA ALAA AAA 8,550,500 4,814,432 lbh hd de dhe hi hed hake dade de de tb hob hk Lb ke are os