Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1920, Page 3

vu FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1920. PACE THREF. ee. | James G. Denver. "* 5 has returned ng a week in ver. ove Mr. and Mrs, Joe Thomas were from Bates Hole. Sere few his interests. in the city attending arise a. Gt jing {the Fr ts connected Good Crowd Attends Dance As usual the dance at the D under ion Plan for Extended i Automobile Trip | Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Banner anc Attorney - their daughters the Misses Norah and is here 1} Helen Banner will le: next week for an extended automobile trip thru the Northwest. They expect to spend some pavilion given : e American I chaperp a by the Women's 4 y to the i gion was well attended last night. the and ausy yesterday at the ony of the additional, features of the six or eight weeks in touring thru Mon-’ Muddy on busin: for the ing was the appearance of the American) tana, Idaho, Washington, Oreyon and west Refining company Legion orchestra, all in their new uni-| California, visiting all points of inter: oF se. forms. The music, the ther and/est enroute. Henry Schwenneson has resigne¢ the good crowd made ening one position with the Webel Comme of the successes of the compa and will returm to his . Marriage Announcément home in Chicago, Til. | [PERSONALS Received Here. eee . RIVERSIDE P RK Remarkable Adventure and/1919, I was little better than a z nd Mrs. Page True Francis an-| | Mrs, W. R. Sample went to Greybull Glenrock, W i skeleton, had no Ties, shapely Pumps and the marriage of their daughter! this morning. Only place to ¢ he Fourth of July.| Recovery. gestive system was so ups the alway satisfactory- Stanley is here today from Taylor of Denver Is spending a! 4 of Denver is here look- Miss Ellen Kindall, who has been a RIVERSIDE PARK | ‘ ne home Gi ik, ws s —— =i —~ + ol er se, bing my ae Ce ey ots Happy ummer Gir Dee aun 1 eet ar ‘o Minnex pals Lai Jazz Orc! i stra will, } y for ae hite phish music a ternoon s ne vel ts 9 * . ner : sins Ww inet avin whe mena Hoot Her White Costume and White Foot- Miss Kindall was a tes where it is cool and plenty of| wear are as COOL ‘AND COM. 7.2104 White when h Indian education: w is oil} U.S. MARINE OFFICER \ PRISONER OF U- BOAT ‘rela! Officer of Ill-Fated U. S.'S. FORTABLE as they are plea S- ing to the eye é with White Low-Cuts of Snow-White Cloth To be had in the now pop- ular Cuban heighth, or the Mid-| weight from two hundred and twenty u old) five to a hundred and light and pleasing Louis | Neptune Gives Story of His|pounds. When I heel. This popular mate- finally got my di: ial i ilt i inally got my di: rial is built into one-eyelet ce True to Raymond Meagher on| th ots Minne: ~ Orchestra will little I did eat al A - - Monday, June at Crawford, Neb.! Robert Taylor is here from Denver. | furnish .noon and evening ° pains haatheaplense i fitting five-eyelet Oxfords. Mr, and Mrs. Meagher will | 2 ° |ih new pavilion whch is mosquito proof.| Richard Cannon, Chief Petty Officer] fore I joined the-service ver knew Price range— to their friends after Septem? ’ of the Gates Of! Bring and spend the! the S. S. Neptune, whose dra-|what nerves were, but what I Announcements of this marriage! compan this morning|/day where it is cool and plenty of{matic capture at sea by a German|went through my nerv so 3h 4 5 to have been re eived by a number of 7-2-2t!U-Boat and’ subsequent experiences|tered that I couldn’t keep still a mi e e <a friends in Casper. Mr. Meagher, who soard the submarine and in a German| ute, and the slightest thing upset me. i traveling representative for the} “Syrne-Hammer Dry »ods company, a business visitor of this city is R. H. Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. L ‘Townsend ave vlanning| a camping trip to the Big Horn mour: tains for over the week end. ogee Mr. and Mrs. B, B. Brooks are leav- Ing today for the Buzzard ranch where they will spend the Fourth of July with Mr. and Mrs. A. 1, Spurlock. cee Clearance Sale Offers Hundreds of Big Special “Ualues Ladies’ “Ready- Mrs. Neil Tyler of Rock River, Wyo., has returned from an extended trip in the east. While there she attended a|/} s reunion at St. M college at}} ault, Minn., and also attended the graduating exercises of Clemont Mies- laysen, who has been attending the state university of Pernsylvania at Philadelphia, Mrs. Ty) ill spend some time here hefore returning to her home in Rock River. «ee Ss . The Misses Blanche and Ann Waters of Jackson, Neb., have arrived and are the house guests of Miss Mary Wagner. The young ladies will be entertained at the James Sp ranch for several] days before sta ng on their trip thru) the Yellowstone National park. are | Party Attend | Glenrock Dance | Mrs. je Fuller, Miss Edith Sprague, F. Linwood Stone and lL. L.} oe Lucky attended the dance at Glenrock nd report that the roads tion. eras | Mrs. Ed Schulte has joined her hus band here after spending the winter in) southern California. | «28 last evening nmre in splendid con 75 Serge and Tricotine Suits. Clear- ance Sale Half Price Informal Party Enjoyed | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin en-; tertained in honor of Mr B. Shaw of Denver, Colo., last evening at an in- formal evening affair. The time spent with mu: nd social diver: and delicious refreshments were The guests were Mr: 50 Short and Long Coats. Clearance Sale Half Price by the hostes es B, Shaw, Mr. and Mrs, D. H. Herb S I with whom Mrs. Shaw is visiting, Mr. i resses and Mrs. Ernest Stout, Mrs. Virgil C. River: and the Misses Avrelia Cone, Fs : Ss .e iz Minnie Mitzenberg, and Lova Benja- 75 Silk Dresses priced at $40, $45 min. and $50; Clearance eda Se Sale ...... Miss Elizabeth Killoran who has jj Ma acader luated from St. Colo., er Canon © Lot 2—50 Dresses priced at 60, $75 and $80; Clearance $35 th home here and will spend th immer | with her parents Mr, and Mrs. s. M.| Sale Killoran. | see | Shower for j e Bride-to-Be | Waists Honoring Miss Ella Culver, whose Los : : . ADA AT IRE RE Ee fa 100 Voile Waists, priced at $2.75 up ter part of this month, M to $4.00; Clearance v4 Lingrel gave a misce! Sale ... x am ° at her home on North E str been employ evening. Miss Culver 50 50 Georgette Waists, priced $12. as timekeeper in tne Burlington super intendent's office for the past tv up to $15.00; Clearance ‘$7. 50 The honer guest received many| atau years. pretty gifts which were presented in aj basket covered with yellow catsies. A delicious luncheon was served, and the| decorations were carried out in keeping; with the Fourth of | 100 White Middies, all sizes, priced at $1.50 and $2.00; Clearance Sale... ul Par) Bridal Party Entertained at Dinner Party | Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Townsend enter- tained at a dinner party at their home; on Park avenue last evening in honor ot! Miss Hazel Adams, Archie Weidner and the bridal party. The center decorations for the dining} table were of sunset roses in a crystal) bowl. The place cards were in the form| of nut baskets, with a bride and bride's slipper depicted on them. The nic served course dinner was carri>1 ovt in) the color scheme of pink and white. Places at the table were laid for 12 guest Hosiery Silk Fiber Hose, black, white, gray; priced at $1.25; Clearance Sale. 50e The Fashion Shop 145 South Center St., Townsend Bldg. prison hospital, thrilled the entire coun-| For six months I continued in tis cor.- |try, is still another world war hero to|dition, unable to pick up strength, a test the remarkable reconstructive pow |so weak that any attempt at work jers of Tanlac and give it his strong en-|tired me out completely. I began to think that I should never be a well and strong man again. |dorsement. Mr. Cannon's were so harrowing that.his constitution adventures Play Oxfords for |was completely shat ed but after “But the way Tanlac overcame my} e |months of suffering he has now re {troubles and built me up was nothir Growing Feet jgained the wonderful health that en-|short of marvelous, It gave me 4. jabled him to pull through his adven-|an appetite that I wanted to eat all 7 wit (hye ltures alive and is today the same strap-| While, and I sure did make up for ‘st! Made from pliable Chrome- tping two hundred pound fighter that|time. I had no more bother with indi tanned soles and uppers—all embarked on the ill-fated collier, But|gestion and from then on I picked np} built on a free-fitting, foot- strength and put on weight until now IT! form la let him tell his own story: When the Nept gvas torpedoed|tip the beam at two hundred and fovr} off the Irish coast,” said Mr. nnon,; pounds and am as well and strong as [) Sizes who now lives at 707 E. LaFayette, was before I joined the service. conga $2 25 ‘Tampa, Fla., “I had my right leg and nerves are as steady as a die and 5 to 8 ... = o4d \five ribs broken by the explosion, and like my old self again. Tanlac is i when I s I found my- nly a grand medicine and I ti Sizes, self on ne bound for suffering person ought to try 8% to 11 : e | was kept in a German| Tanlac is sold in Casper by Casper for five month. and you] Pharmacy, in Alcova by Aleova Mer Sis what IT must hi suf-| cantile Co., in Salt Creek by Salt Cre# Sizes ° 3 ered’ when I tell you that TI fell off in] drug store.—Adv. 11% to 2 ry PREPARE TODAY | FOR VACATION AND THE FOURTH ! MORE NEW HATS RECEIVED They are on sale at the most remarkable low prices ever offered in Casper. The Hats Are Worth Twice and Three Times This Price. It is a fact that in most instances the materials alone cost more than the price we are ask- ing in this sale for the finished model. We carry Children’s a complete line of low Footwear. IGGING “YOUR SHOEMAN” 123 East Secand Street Crowds of Satistied Buyers Are Taking Advantage of Our Mid-Summer Clearance Sale Never before in Casper were such bargains in season- able Summer Wear for Men offered Milan and Heavy Straw Sailor Hats, All Colors $1.98 Large Milan and Geor- gette in Very Latest Style and Coloring Beautiful Trimmed Hats $3.98 $9.98 | JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK—A _ TIMELY PURCHASE OF HIGH GRADE SUMMER DRESSES FEATURED IN THREE EXTRAORDINARY GROUPS * | GROUP 1 | Choo 8o9738 oq 55e00R000 95 Remember, Saturday is the last shopping day be- Georgettes Voiles jrsiod | fore the Fourth. Taffetas . | Ginghams Satins A Wonderful Bargain PRGROUR 2 Rati ec is - e vines ore 95 Georgettes Satins Organdies Ginghams g Taffetas Tricolettes Printed and figured Voiles in a bevy of smart styles for now and $192 | GROUP 3 Including French and Prin:ed Voites and Combination Styles, well Across the Street from the Lyric Theater Eagle’ s Carnival ALL THIS WEEK Celebration ' Satins Georgettes | Organdies Crepe de Chines Taffetas Tricolettes Sale of Silk Underwear Our New York buyer has just shipped us a lot of Silk Underwear, Jersey, Crepe de Chine and Satin Night- robes Teddy Bears, Camisoles and Bloomers. ‘I'hese i garments, with the large assortment we already have, are being placed on sale at 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT. Rough, Red Hands Made | ALWAYS MANY CLASSY HATS ON HAND mooth and White By cleansing with a neutral soap and the frequent application of MARINELLO | The -Rose Leaf Jelly“ ‘ followed by sponging the surface with ywder. Phone 1304W. 156 South Center. Phantom Full explanation SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY and booklet free. MAR Phone 803. ast Second. | at. worth double the price we ask in this sale. 85 Cool Summer Wash DRESSES Special at . . RE ogee Aa Pussy Willow Blouses, formerly priced $7.95 to $12.50 Unusual values—blouses in which the material and trim- mings would cost more than the price of the Blouse. INCOMPARABLE SALE OF 100 Beautiful Silk Skirts $4.95, $14.95 °° $19.75 Skirts of these same silks and styles have sold before at $10.75, $24.75, $29.75, $35 and $39.75 WHITE WASH SKIRTS, made of Heavy 3 95 Gabardine—All styles, only... ry | The LEADER 146 EAST SECOND JULY, Srd, 1920 Rice & Dorman Shows Furnish Attractions 25 Double-Length Cars 350 People Four Great Rides, Air Calliope, Great Organ. See the Big Wonderland Show Over the Top, The Big Wild West Pigly-Wigly, Peggy the Strange Girl Hen House The Athletic Show: Jim, the Okla- homa Outlaw tp See the Spectacle The Water Circus The Greatest Now Traveling The Whip, Ferris Wheel, Tango Swings, Carry-Us-All and Other Attractions Don’t Fail Big Marine