Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1920, Page 3

TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1920 Che Casper Daily Cribune “ PAGE THRFF Women's club enjoyed a frolic at the Spr | ¥. W. C. A. last evening. The program. |# ve for young girls] f planned by Miss Mae Winter, pr s ement f of the club, was modeled on the May Festival of the school chi! ‘was termed an indoor festival. | The girls were divided into two tc ams|t captained by Miss Margaret Douas and] Miss Marie Engarde. t came an| ing’ the impromptu band selection, piano, drums,| Last Meeting Night. ukeleles, banjos, tambourines and tin|0f Monday Ci whistles being used effectively, This} Mr: Was followed by a grand march thru all|C. Sn the rooms of the association home, — |of th The two sides then entered into com-| ‘Tonkin petition and judges were appointed to] tut decide on the merits of the stunts put|son 3 by each} home on South Miss! ra wen in cut flower d becoming Cheyenne. where he will attend to busi- (ante their home with Mrs. W. J.! Roy Larson of Gc Nel TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ness matters for a few days. a ;Thurman for the summer. jhere enroute to Denver, lo. ¥ | Cw nt ae Ira J. Wetherill pre- oe }visiting with Arthur Mahon while in| \wANnTED--Mes Pienic at al dinner party for} Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Rninemuth have ‘the city. 5 eh Horn Creek a number of frien ast Saturday eve-| returned from a trip to Chicago, Ml., aboard,” “hang on to the ropes,”| ning at their home. After the deliciows! anq other eastern points. They have and similar cries let_it be known that}dinner a very pleasant evening was') gone about a month, and report —_—_—_—_—S=E — 2 ty was off. A huge truck, with Spent. i e riding see a very pleasant trip. | to hold | instru ‘H ge BETTER | resses ie C Y. W. C. A. Girls Enjoy i hoice_ Indoor Festival Saas ; i Nearly 50 young women, members of Schoo! thi rning, es ete then e | uits the Casper Rusiness and Professional, the ¥ $ which is] per | e Life is a burden when the body | is racked with pain. Everything | 28 C worries and the victim becomes | cespondent and downhearted. To} oats will be enter.) bring back the sunshine take ” These Are Values Up To $75 and soon th picnic supper of Ps, coffees, and Synergae to Meet With St. Ma » tained this Miss Helen the home of| A in, . The national remedy of Holland for over | Fhe 3 ays hg 200 years; it is an enemy of all pains re- | ‘ iarner, Mrs. Vina TPoartlett and daughter, | sulting from kidney, liver and uric acid 4 aul Sandlin,| Miss Carrie Partlett have returned to| troubles. All druggists, three sizes. I, Wear, and Doe| Casper after a visit for several months | Look for the name Gold Medal om every box | 3 the guests at the party. with relatives in the east. They willl and accept nc imitation | ION i e with a Virginia reel and the singing of; %t the home of Mr: . old time songs. discussion of busin first te 5 Several girls who are y tas up. A social time ent and the were among those att *s| hoste ved lov ments. 7 entertainment and all w The meeting: over the possibilities of the Y. W. C. ’e continued again in the fall of t and the advantages of the Business year. ‘Women's club, oes If we knew of a more satisfactory Miss Hei girls” we - Dr. J. F. O'Donnell left y lay 2 — — < underwear than Munsingwear, we would certainly sell it, because we aim to distribute only the Less Trouble best. We believe there is more satisfaction for less money in Munsingwear than in any other underwear to make your table beverage when it is "Men's Union Suits Priced INSTANT at $2.50 and Up Store Hours: 7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Saturdays: 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. It is made instantly by adding hot water to a spoo! in the cup stirring and adding sugar and cream to taste. Sold by Grocers er Ww e fire, before ride home in the moon alls { —SSSSSSSSSSS||]|]||S]]S==——————_———=— dramatic recitations, tight rope walking, Ik etc. Miss Engarde's followers concluded neGRORRANET ON RRS NRE ORRIN SPECIAL WEDNESDAY ONLY Packages Wool Soap Flakes fov.............. se tee 15e White Naptha Soap, Per bar . . 5e Packages Pride Washing art Cans Old Dutch 15e Gleanser, tor = Packages Rinse fee Washing Soap for. Espen 15e their part of the entertainment with almost er njoys able rousing Y. W. C. A. yell and were de-|icason, nJo3 clared the winners in the contest. y * A potato race, a needle threading! py py . | hi Ai race, and a three yard cutting dash| intertained were other contests. ze . Pites tend tatty, made in the ¥; The last meeting of the season of the Gu Asieicdinhishiwere. werved) a: vor of the Alumni Club of the Phi Sorority s held last nigh! bi-weekly meet nike n Toilet Soap Bars Gobli Soap fon ca ae : : : 10e B Cc Oil 74 Soap ee : ia bye nope agro aoe8 15e Bars Palm Oli Soap for... 15¢e Ladies’ Silk Hose (se is), WEDNESDAY ONLY—S A. M. UNTIL 5 P. M. Metropolitan 5 to 50c Stores POPOSOSOOOOOD t | b ° ’ ° Children’s Dresses oa s and Misses’ Suits $2.50 Gingham and 1. oo An immense line to select from, in a beautiful range of colors and Percale Dresses........... styles, the season’s newest offerings. You can make your dollar do $3.50 Gingham and double the work in this great sale. We e must hi Fos ee, Be OF THE SALE OF ALL SALES Ga eae decaee St angio Yalow alvptone, carga All to be sold in three secti Percale Dresses........ $2. 3 WHERE YOUR DOLLAR HAS THE BIGGEST BUYING POWER. DON’T FAIL TO BE PRESENT. Values up to $100. Full line of Btoute: Sizes 16 to 44 and 14 to! hea $5.00 Gingham and 3 65 MORE NEW MERCHANDISE BEING SACRIFICED AT A FRACTION OF THE ORIGINAL VALUE. $25 00 $37 0 $50 00 Percale Dresses.............. $ e e ry e oe Sts “Hpsicwy nanfants’ Wear | grsirit= "2599 | 1000 New Spring Georgette Blouses , . per pair. s 7 Infante! Shirts Gordou EactrabileaesnOunl: DIVIDED iNTO THREE GROUPS Infants’ White Dresses By, Sil Hose, $1.49 ¢ Infants’ Wool Leggins Besant Ghia 2 98 Infants’ Play Sets = 29e@ e e ep e Infants’ Silk Carriage Covers | Hose, pair... Beautiful Spring Dresses chee Seagal . Sie ae a io, ORS and every dress has a $45.75 distinctive style of its own, every wanted Taffetas ettes pueanis! Bootees Taos 69e a Every awaiet subractved, Reoreckte; in every Net gummer sheds and styie: color and size, either : neiinmal nfants’ Coats 2 ss izes ranging from coy us! ‘ome prepared to buy a ha! lozen. ey : e, di- Infants’ Knitted Sets CaN Children’s 39e will not last long even with this great quantity on hand. Values are from $7.50 Lepad 5 eee debs Infants’ Silk Dresses » pair... ed to $15.00. ° { é S e Infants’ Sweaters In a full range Soe ae and tions. 20 Per Cent Discount sizes. 0 @ r S . irts randertiltaalestion’ of figure i Women’s Bungalow Aprons, : Women’s Serge @ Soccer peer earn eh ee Women and Misses $2.50 grade .. 1. 98 100 women’s and misses’ dresses. Skirts .. ret BYDeS; iat sy alt At Ne a olering pnd Hither long or the new polo coat. Women’s Bungalow eel $2. 69 Made. of Seoreeret sali end’ tal: Women’s All-Wool $10 95 20 and 36 to 44, a The smartest mode for immediate $3.50 grade ... fo OE eM aM Ache y Fancy Plaids............- 2 IN FIVE BIG GROUPS beaded and braided effects. Double i lity. In all W B ‘10 ‘Apr rons, ri Women’s a. $ merishding inedes. “Also pista. one ow AE GB.LD | snd trivle values,” One drew toe | ina... PAOD | $4.95, $8.85, $12.45, customer. Special $14.95, $24.95,$83.75 wom” "$3.85 | SB g eps | Swe $13.95 $16.95, $19.95 Women’s House Dre Women’s Baronet $ Values worth double. $7.50 grade ... $4.85 Satin Skirts a x 16.95 Ww n’s Bungalow Aprons; Women’s Plain and Fancy $ Infants’ Soft Sole C. and_B. Corsets, front and back lace Silk and ‘White Muslin Underwear ea acnite enchs x * $1. 25 Silk Skirts, each “gece: 3.95 Shoes, per pair......... 49e. $169 AND $1 95 Corset Covers, lace and 89e Children’s Rompers, while Women’s Silk and Lace 35 White Underskirts, embroid- $1. 59 : e embroidery trimmed ....... they last, pair... x a! 23e Boudoir Caps, each....................-- c ery and lace trimmed, each.. Large peg eae $3 75 Satin Seriugies: $1 49 ts; $2.00 and Children’s White MTneifa >» Children’s White Lawn Dresses; lace Silk Bags, each..................... - eve 2.25 values ..... ee e Women's White Pawn Wais 83 4 95 Drawers; 85c grade; each............... 4Se trimmed; sizes 6 to 16; $2 95 One lot of Laces and Embroideries to be @ ebece une and $2 95 each ... S Women’s and Children’s Middy Blouses; Bi ane ig a ° ivi bake 31 haar of value. Bae eddies, upwards 4.95 Women’s N icwear: ai 000 regular $2.00 and $ cubber Gloves for ite Gauze Vests fo tg $ pieées to leet from, each...........-- 23e $2.50 grade; each 2st 1.49 washing dishes, CAH... cesses 5e Women; reg. 75c values, each... 39e Bloomers .......----.—---- e , Women’s Silk Petticoats; White Family Embroidered Children’s White Lawn $ WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR vf aed ia ce. $6.95 $7.50 grade; each $4.95 Tea Aprons; worth $1; each.. 29e Dresses; $6 values, each........... 2.95 Forest Mills Quality $2.50 quality 00 li veight Millinery WHITE SKIRTS Onion Suite _69e Trimmed Hats—a beautiful collection to 75c Ladies’ Jersey 39 select from. Regular values ranging in In all the new weaves, Ribbed Vests . ok ec i 8.50 to $15.00. During this | styles. This sale 20 per Infants’ Vests, erg pee era pi 146 EAST SECOND STREET Raibene 49@ , choi f the lot. cent discount. ii cotorn and Wyle < Son taase No Exchanges or Refunds During This Sale