Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1920, Page 3

Casper Dail Exibun he 5 or W! : hout the British Empire trib | Queen Victoria today, o 2 Jas spent their use. Seoutmaster Wilson was in). Throug r n ; E Maay Hive ween with his ater! MISS ELIZABETH WARD charge, assisted by Senior Instructor/ute will be paid to the memory of|niversary of her birth. iss Katherine Anthens. Kidd. ———— ~ —-~ rier es here yesterday from their home in ‘ roman Post, r Douglas to attend the game, and to ee George V; } sit with Mr. Mrs. Jack Roach. : ea aa: . 2 | |visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roach Miss Blizabeth Ward, age diea Will Meet Tonight, at a local hospital a 5 . MONDAY, MAY 24, 1920 Sale Continued Today and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anthens of} t eve- ing following an 2 he is’ a Douglas , lay here to attend). 4 Douglas | spetit Buflady Herb Sister of John Ward and Mrs. John| Thera witl'bs @ mivetini of the Gédige on Coughlan of Casper. Her mother and} -yroman post No. 3 of the American Le- another sister reside in Ir | the baseball game. * e P. Austin Was a visitor here to.) #001 relly pala et nt waa gion, tontent in the club rooms located ae eres er bi : yasement 0} § * rs * Over ithe, state fromthe a wan a caember of ben ra a phi uncetligyis-called TOF 730 75 Dresses, Values Up to $68.50—Sizes 16 to 46 Last Meeting of Loveland, Colo., for a visit with friends é "s ling of soft}/C®tholic church and F'r, Mullin v o’coclk. All new and old members are} a Pht, and to attend an alumni banquet. z He left thig)Bave charge of the fun services| urged to attend this meeting which is} e ; Sa Bet ee ce Pate eee bi i eatliiad from a|#fternoon Zor Riverton on business. | Which will be eg 0ed 1Rter HEN Ree utes eC ad S e€cid $3 95 Pi Beta Phi sorority will be hela - ; i * . 7 of the year. ae eve at the home of Mrs. B, H rn Califortiia during the) |. srriere , | aac ei nk ee nes . Mr. Ferguson was fo..| Gaston Terriere and William Adams, | ; ‘ > ; jal hour = |merly connected with the Wigwatt, is city left last: evening tor tHe | Albert Peyton spent the week enil will be followed by @ social hour. ea as e they will resume work on Ls 5 here from ‘his home in’ Douglas. in the following materials, colors and combin georgette and ta Jack Stone is h their farm. | € from Omaha,! & “wie ° | Nebr., calling on his regular trade with : | the furniture companies here. | fits. HW. Lowndes has returned as 1 ons, Taffeta, eta, Seorgette, tricollette and charmeuse, charmeuse, | meteor, taffeta and tricollette, tricollette. | at afte jock and! e | The P. E. O. Sisterhood met last Sat-|. 6646 to Lander after spending the week en W. | E es } afternoon at the home of Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs, C, S, Thompson en romp husband: Here. Two fire calls late last night broke arning | SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Bacon on South Durbin street, |returhed from Rochester, ‘Minn, where 7 : the. monoteny for the Casper firemen. 16 members present. Mrs. Holden,|they spent some time at the yo! 1. L. Walton Jeft for Denver last Yotice is hereby given that I hold A Ford caught fire on North Wolcott Nee area ‘ThomBeon night after a short business trip here| USA bis Wald for all tik: er of Mrs. G. M. Anderson, a mem.| brothers qwith the drug trade. iptreet near A street about 11:30 o'clock || * T sanitarium. Mr. of the pter A. N. of Albany,| WhO bh en taking treatments eee last night. The car was practically a) Sentero # the guest of the afternoon, || there is in BOE rat cite] j Miss: Andres iBacriore- of wnterciiy tae facet LAE ence isual business was transacted Nita |left on a vacation trip to Denver where Adapec ape See ereuten ah . | work Was continued o the new]~ > & ee she will visit with friends. A car on the Nort aveatarn fi led with them clear thet ue yeaa an 18 LARA, I" 4h iar tgnent -Oraane sai ist See wit oie aught a abgee Ait sess. All are & the voclal hour refreshments|nera for a few days oalliig on iger|.. William Hargraves who is with the ane eee ny of said ved. chants in, the interests of a well known|®:T. Williams Oil company at their|G@maged. | wae or sold by . t meeting Will be held at the} furniture m: ‘ r holdings in New Mexico is here on busi r than my 0009000040 0000900000000006 |furniture manufactory. : | ‘se oi rs. I. B. Firman, 804 South biter. ness. He will be connected with work B. S ts B ck | else’s prop- |} t » on Saturday afternoon,| \M. Mestas returnad over the Week|!" Ue Salt Creek fields, oy ocou a ould be SecA 28. end from Douglas where he went or short trip in the interests of the Mes-| |” ull . from Recent Camp May Party to tas and irs accountant offices. He | Road B ein | Ke Held, made the trip overland in his Chandler » Young Men's ¢lass of the Methoa- | ©, h, taught by Mr. Durham, will be rtained at a M ng by the Bus: chureh b ment. jans for z oe ly inte: ing and enjoyable eve » interested t otherwise ght become wed ¢ , this | | | Special Sale Tuesday MAY 25 GERANIUMS AND 25 OTHER VARIETIES 0 5 a victim to unautho Boy Seout Troop No. 1'has retuned |} warning is given. d Department—OMce of | trom Gothmore Park additi its GEORGE W. K. POSVAR, members camped over the nd, using cabins which were donated for] State High ; abt District Engineer: Sd enon perementng the 3s OY /acit Grek “Rome lreme going Bl Bui Dink vom pany (ents TAY, eae cute ance ae eon eee Mo., was here over the week end call |Ridke Route as far ae Horse Creek. ing on his trade with the local drug passable, but heavy accotint of last Kists, |ra rough. have been thade, oe | one Highway (Casper West)— one ie Jack Mueller of the Harley Haas|ROad very heavy account of last rains. * Mrs. Littlefield and je of Council Bluffs, Iowa, is in|Passable with light cars. Miss Wagner to Entertain. wo calling on trade. Yellowstone Highway (Casper East)— se 8 POSS 00 049005005060000 50040 O0F 009 OOFSOOOOO POSH SOOOOOD Vilma Sheffner will be the hon. | Very good, with exception of few tiest at the home of Mra. C. 13,|_.Mr Mrs, J. Joseph Chapman and|rough spots, to Douglas, from Douglas es All Bloomin Plants, ZIC eet Sat Ae ee Saag ie eentia on, very good with a few rough spots. To the stockholders of Casper Mu & P : arts , lay at Glenrock, making the trip over re gee Mary Wagner as the has 68, to: 3 , ca rrow afternoon, ‘The affair will be a 2 MSERIAGE LIC wa shower atauabiae tue toes A marriage license was granted today tual Building & Loan Association: ; ph tabls J. M. Douglas is here for about alito Miss Violet Lansing and Martin Mold-| Baas of Mee *Dopilde: giris whit be linn tn busines) “Me, Dougihe ta One|tun of Caliper, | Mice 2s st k se | Notice is hereby given that at the regular monthly a t Cot the country aa ‘wag formshly | meeting of the board of directors of the above-named Hl "4 ed with one of the prominent oil CONCRETE BLOCKS association to be held on the 25th day of May, 1920, at ei 6 iid CUT FLOWERS The Palms $99OO9$O0094946500000000OO0 00 OOO 00000 00U , Seulitibe jevorxd Ho sale, solete the Court Room of the Natrona County Court eure: * for all buildings. For garages and | SPE. ge ; ’clock P. M inations for ee Ee 4 G ck P. M., nominati ° Charles Wall of Denver is here on al fo mdation. Cheaper than wood con: | Aree RANE At GN pO too he elactod vat’ HE Phone 600 414 E. Second St. $ \. D. Ferguson is in from his ranch|short business trip. sti ior s Se assoca e a on the Deer Greek attending to busi rhs i CASPER CONCRETE BLOCK + ; annual stockholders’ meeting June 25,1920, will be F299 9 09090047 5000000 6900909 s In the city for 4 few days. R. G. Taylor ts here from Denver WORKS received. J.T. SCOTT, Secretary. ee on @ business trip connected with his|Factory. Wolcott St., near Burlington Silas Brooks has left for Cheyenne.| oil interests, J. A. Hanson, Mgr. Phone 981-M | 96@00000000006006066660600066600000000000000000006600 re he will attend the consistory. = Paar : fing Bem Beeeh ik at her ome, Li ln nnn mmm nn 2: Blakey & Co. 3 A Wonderful Sale of Suits, Coats, Dresses and Other Wearing Apparel For One Week Only Will We Offer Merchandise at These Prices Dresses $55 Sam Stoakes left last wi Gillette, Wyo., for his hom will spend the week, at leas e+ 6 Prices Coming Down ON WOOLENS Means prices coming down on TAILOR-MADE SUITS From $5 to $10 drop on all‘$75 and $85 Suits. . and Mrs. Cody have just ed into their new home on East Twelfth street, former} er street, R. C. Wyland returned last night om Texas, where he has been look- ing after his ojl interests for the past month, see Charles Whiteshot, a well-knoWwii riter through the oil fields of the world. is in Casper on @ short visit. see B. Richardson is here, after a short usiness trip to Denver in the int sis of the Consolidated Royalties concern, ss 8 COME TO SEE US FIRST .We will call for your clothes to be cleaned and pressed. TIM, THE TAILOR Over Campbell & Johnson Clothing Store PHONE 467-R => i. L. Talbért left for Denver last | 3 it on business, after spending some | == me here in the interests of the Rem. | == igton Typewriter ompany. oe upply com y ’ Cheyenne Sunday evening to . ‘ is ayer ss 5 erges, Jerse ette, Ge ette, Crepes, nd the meeting of the Wyoming Afternoon and Street Dresses in Serges, Jersey, Tricolette, Georgette, Cre istory. BURNS AND HARRIS ‘Builders and Contractors Taffeta and Satin; only one dress of a style; all high-class merchandise. Dresses that eee liss Helene Young, who has been ching at Ogden, Utah, is in Casper If you are contemplating building let us explain our a ia nea rDG _with her paren Sold Up Sale Price $55 money-saving proposition to you. We make it a spe- and Mrs, < oung. -e to $150 cialty to save you money and on these terms solicit your business. First-class workmen employed. ROBERT BURNS WM. M. HARRIS Sixth and Washington 511 South Washington , the new superintendent was ih Caspe urday an y enroute to Cody w he wi r the commencement address. x se Coats that sold up to $50.00; Sale Price... .... Coats that sold up to $150.00; Sale Price Miss ‘Olive P: y of the Cham of Commerce office has gone to HICHESTER S PILLS ; DON’T WORRY! C ed ie Suits that sold up to $75.00; Sale Price. . If it’s a watch—-we can fix it k Bae Shae Suits that sold up to $100.00; Sale Price....... UNITED J E Ag pe Y SHOP Veal Syd hoy atlas, bln Spas : 151 South Center Street : ktewamttes sal Suits that sold up to $150.00; Sale Price..... $85 : The C..E. HOOD AGEN Room 23—Townsend Bldg. Phone 196-3 TT nn John L.: Biedermann, Pres. Robt. L. Johnson, Manage Silk Underwear Blouses Georgette and Crepe de Chine; ex- Sale tra good quality; sizes, 36 to 46; Pure Jersey Silk value to $15.00, f $ Sale Price ... = 8.75 Vests, Sale Price ° Pure Jersey Silk = $4.75 Voile Over Blouses eomeles ae Na eas In all new shades; coral, helio, ° ' maise, nile, peach and Silk Hose flesh, Specially Priced. DOelD Pure Silk Hose; black, white, brown . and grey; regular and out size; reg- Gingham Dresses ular price, $3.50, $2.75 Morning frocks of gingham; extra Sale Price ....... quality; Specially $ Tax Included. Priced . ate os 8.50 Silk Petticoats Aprons BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Jersey Silk Petticoats; all new ~- Bungalow Aprons; regular $2.50 AUTO ELECTRICAL CO., $8.00 Sale Price @@ekD: Scietrce.. _' OhodD “IF IT’S MOVABLE, WE MOVE IT” 186 KE. Midwest Phone 9683 : TT eT PO Foe inset Mi Ce ee nn General Insurance Strongest Companies Live-Wire Service Specializing in Complete LIFE, ACCIDENT, HEALTH Protection —in— THE EQUITABLE LIFE of the U. 8. Natrona Transfer Co. Phone 948 MOVING VANS, DRAYS, TRUCKS, HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS, ——s ————— Willard |= 1 Eke pioneer battery on motor cars. 1 \ | | ‘8 stood the test of time. Used on eo ner cent of the ‘Blectrically ipped cars today. ryimagneto, starter and |) es eduipments repaired,