Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1920, Page 3

BL * ose a FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1920 fe Paras Le Sa pashan Seeereen abet: vere Che Casper Daily Cribune Luncheon and Musical l when you take your best girl out | ATTENTION, MASONS Much Enjoyed | To have a real good time, | Members of Casper Lodge N Mrs. C. E. Littlefield was the hostess|Do not pause or hesitate A. F. & A. M. are requested to at a delightful luncheon and m |__On spending just a dime, the Masonic Temple at 9 o’cloc ee given for the members of the Capitol Holder snugly by the arm | Sunday, May 30, for the purpos' 3 Hil circle of the Methodist Ladies Aid| After the show is 0’ jserving I ation Day by going to ceo see one society yesterday artérnoon. Pink and); Walk right down to Lakis', the cemete d decorating graves of} lepart Promptly Qader constant, caretol work with Acpe RIGHT. ream, Lotion and Medicated Soap 4. HAMBRIGHT, | bome, following the tse of the white was used as the color scheme| And then you'll come some more. deceased membe! and thé luncheon tables were decorated oe ae | with pink and white carnations. Pl | Secretary. | were laid for 28 guests for the Business Man’s | SLC | Marinello Se JoneneoD. deo ‘ | | Max Winter is enroute to Washing-| Acne Process b | jano solos by Mrs. Diamond, i ton,D. C., where he will attend to busi-| 3 Vealeaconat tere ura cone aacceninrted Stomach Smaller ‘ , | J]. stuctete deter Bezn, the meet ; . Wygant, and readin | § [by Mrs. C. E by little Miss Kathryn Bi | Sesto || New Standard for School Children | yan made up} visited in Casper many times and has distended stomach is. Will Picnic Monday a wide circle of friends here. |the numbers of the entertaining pro-| ¢, | ° d ‘ The eighth grade of the Central slcenariee |gram. A part of the afternoon was SA EEE an enLtO SD, PIONEER Baking Powder school is planning a picnie~Monday at’ Masonic Dance | spent with fancy work. feared ¢ povanorect) Lae tbe | Garden Creek falls. The trip will be Tonight ses Revanertit: aaron sah GRO C ERY | Because it is made in the most made in automobiles and troeks. | The last dance of the season to be| Earl G. Burwell hOGMINE! Tha vas HaWe nO Mmoret MARKET |“ carefuland scientific manner from wibuelinnscontan given by the Masonit dancing’ club wili; Honored at Dinner bloating and am eating things I have AND MEAT Ri | absolutely pure materials that re- dt reine phat be held tonight in the Masonic Gempic.{ Earl G, Burwell, retiring ma r of: riot dared to eat for PHONE 345 | main pure in the baking and in- ‘pele te) eee * |the Natrona Power company the fident you i | sure wholesome, healthful foods. an informs ening at t Miss Margaret Sullivan has issued! Miss Jeanette Davis who has been! honored guest ¢ invitations for a bridge luncheon to be! visiting with her mother Mrs Dudley | party giv t held at her home on Hugo street to-D. Mayo in Denver, Colo., spena|ning hotel. Miss Grace Manny, J. F. morrow afternoon. the day here enroute to her home at! Senior and Mr. Slack were! the out-of Because it possesses the greatest leavening power. Sandison & Fiddes FIDDE Manager inflam- ally all ime Because it is not affected by * be . Lost Cabin. j}town guests of the affair. stomact iri titan ts A Big Dance at Freeland bh ath | sitetie Leetiding savnanatclts Praia as Prompt Service Or weather —it never loses its ber gat EN Pythian Sisters Entertain |C. B, Manbeck Entertained Henginicay ore sdonty-vardnacas ate an We Deliver A | strength and never fails. © Jong postponed dance at the| ‘The Pythian Sisters of the Pythian at Dinner drugs Adv. 3 | } one Sud sas Hant Secor | Because it is most economical — you save when you buy it and you save when you use it. school house in Freeland, Wy will) Temple No. 15 be held for certain this Saturday night.| Knights of Py 1 It is reported that the roads from here last night in th nig nt i to Freeland are in excellent condition| evening was spent with games and/Only a few friends were invited to the so that the parties planning to at.end/dancing, Lovely a) v Ate a 7 y refreshments were jexy plot the dance from here can make the trip! served. informal affair and a very pleasant ntertained for the B. Manbeck of Alton, TI, s and their friends of honor at dinner t I. O. O. F. hall. The|van home on Hugo street las the These are the reasons why Calu- met is the standard baking powder —the choice of millions — more In keeping with the cutting of prices to assist in reducing the high cost of living, Mrs. Lew M. Gay left last night, ‘ac- grocer can supply you. easily. The Mesdames Walter King, E. Col-| t m meiGiena ane : hier and Hall were the members of the| we will offer, beginning today and continuing until Saturday, June 5, being sold than of any other brand. Beh ding Capes in charge. y Try it— alwaysibuy it. Your Miss Effie Yeoman of Thermopolis is pele AN ‘alumet contains only such ingred- ients as have been approved officially by the U. S. Food Authorities. HIGHEST Swaps conmfpanied by her two children, fo} visiting in the city with friends for a Denver where she will attend the wel-|few days. The wedding of Miss Yeo- ding of ler sister, Miss Jewell Mighler,/man to O. E. Foster of the Illinois to James Patterson which will take! Pipe offices in this city will be an place on Saturday at the home of Mrs.'event of social interest in the near Schwed-of Den Miss Mishler 15 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON OUR / ENTIRE STOCK Of Wearing Apparel For * Women and Children Kassis Dry Goods Co. 220 South Center Street Across the Street from the Lyric Theater 4 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ALL' HATS AT | | | y 4 Garden Court Doxble pe Combination Cream Seiplayd drening Use Garden Court Dose Combine Cream when massage, skin food, or vanuning creams are required. Perfection for every purpose. Fi with the wonderful Garden Court bouquet: of thinyswo essences a 09 0 pacha sr wh te Nan he ah 30 soe, SMITH-TURNER LIBERTY BONDS Money to Loan on Diamonds, Jewelry, Guns, Clothing Casper Loan and Clothing Store—229 South Center Exclusive Agent Nu-Bone Corset MISS MARY A. WH 346 South Jackson Street B RK 4 \ Piano Instruction and Theory |] Will commence course Wednesday June 2nd, P 122 North Center Street Applicants may, phone 1415-W. 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