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

ed spet Dailp €ribune | Interestingg Program Given at W, C. T, U. Meeting Miss Wilma Scott |for Cheyenne where she will visit dur The regular meeting of the W. C. T.ing the Frontier Days celebration with U. was held at the library yesterday| friends. Before returning. here Miss afternoon with a splendid. attendance.| Scott expects to tig in Denver, Colo. . . After the business meeting the ud] @ J qanon is here from neers dress of the afternoon was made by the| Rev. Philip -K. Edwards of ‘th fa Qe for the remainder of the sum copal church. The subject was : pi ers Betterment,” in which Rev. told his audience not to be discouraged|, Mrs. Harry Dormer of 629 East Sec by the world conditions but ‘to 1eol:/0Nd street is leaving this afternoon for dcerer and see that the work was pro-|Memphis, Mo., where she will vijsit th qcamine! Be month with ces ives and friends Healy. pcompanied by Miss Wicanor enw : smaling, sang a solo and encore. Miss! yy and Mrs. Major Ormsby and Whisler and Miss Viola *Naylor!yawronce Ormsby nave returned from a a piano and violin selection, a tour thru the Yellowstone ional The president, Mrs. A. K. Purdick, park where they spent the p: two embership certi-; weeks, | “ee s W. A. 2. BicCullock of Cheyenne is in thc Pelton, ‘Jath-\city attending to business matters for Hoffman, O. White, the next few days. nan, L. T. Hail and ©, Fy see Fossett. | A. E. Doherty of New York City i oe here on a short business visit. Civie Club to Give | Sane Tawn Fete jus Holmes of Cody, A lawn -fete will pe given on Tues-| tending to busin day evening, July 27, by the members) the next few days, of the Civic and Welfare club. It will see be held at the home of Mrs. O, W.! H. J. Newbury is here from Chey Twiggs, 523 Wolcott street. Ice cream|enne attending to business and visiting and cake will be served from 7:30 to 11) with friend o'clock and an entertainment and pro-| gram will be givén. The purpose of the club is for the aa- vancement of the community and the proceeds Of the lawn fete will be used for civic work. Wy ‘3 matters , is at here for Looseness General || for Winter Coats, 88 Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Miller and daughter, Miss Evangeline, of the Wy- Hy , from an overland trip thru the Yellow- stone National park. By “MARJORIE” eae coe Written for the United Press) : o———.—— —___ - W YORK, July 24.—Winter coats | PERSONALS fare now on display in many Fifth aye. oue shops, and although few women oo jare buying them, hordes of femininity \ besiege the clerks to show these win- |ter models, in ord: that they may know how far behind the times their G. R. Hagens of the law firm of Ha-| gens and Murane is spending the re- mainder of the week in Denver, Colo., attending to legal affairs, own(192@ model ts: Beate ‘The models H. P. Riney returned this morning, four distinct types of winter wr: from Denver, Colo., where he has been; though all the new season ¢ on business for the Midwest Refining) Marked by looseness and gene company, |dom, The Redingote seems to be fe ing in popularity. This is a full- is) model with a semi-fitted back, exhibition show 1 fr Ralph Anotodies of Denver, Colo., in the city attending to business mat-|and full front, with cordings, shirrings, ters and calling on friends. jor smocking at the normal waistline. eerie |It is this model that is most lke a N. S. Wilson of the Western States, bona-fide c and not the dolman has returned to his home in Denver,| wrap as are most of the winter onter Colo., after spending several days here ps. The Redingote may have 1 attending to oll matters. fitted sleeve or the loose kimona pebate de |sleeve, and it is the latter that is most A. EB, Biglin left this morning for| frequently seen. Salt Creek and Rock Canon gga day's| ‘Phen there is the flared or trip, i | skirted coat, the coat cut cireul: Warrfek M, Downing, attorney, ar-|a capo, with full, straight and i rived thid morning from Denver on al front, and belt at low waistline, and short business trip connected with legal. ¢h ekcoat, loose, beltiess, and per affairs. ¢\ ‘ears fectly straight from shoulder to hem fi The raglan sleeves of all these’ mod |! Harryygeenbu prominent oil "op-/ ais are heavily, embroidered with gay erator of Denver, is here on a short barrel : 1 ‘a tri designs in wool or metalie threads. dies: UE a eet | Braid is copiously used in swirling, in + itricate designs. Collars re almost as Barnwell S. Stuart is in the city from} ‘eate designs ee ee | ) diversified as the wraps themselves. Denver, Colo., on business connected altholgh® prefa: ie ahow the with legal matters. AAS preteren pa J¢7 show Loe aes. jtremely high directoiré collar. Shaw! Floyd E. Pendell attorney, has re-#d funnel coll: shown on a few turned from a short business trip to| models. | Denver, Colo. | Most of the winter wraps are skirt i oh eee length although some seven-eighth i Mr. and Mrs. T. Tackett are here| length models are shown. Wraps show ularity of hem ¢ d hat brims, It is cons do lered From Boonevike, Mrs. Me, visiting with | the same r daughter und son-in-law, Mr. and) skir T. J. Diamond. | very > for one side of a c Siete | downward severe Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelley and fam- the opposite side. Deep shoulder % ily of Columbus, are here visit-/sometimes as many as three or four, ‘ng with (Mrs, Mr./are amother very new feature, and Ixrammer, ae |these capes often te ate in a roll |ing collar and hood. A “Little Red Prof. Rudolph Lundberg ts now st! Riding Hood" model if shown made of his soaminet at tha esints hotei/lstarditig: /icrimeon,” “Although sedate convalescing from a long anc 10us| ‘ ; F iilabea, GhO protecsac inabie to-recctve|anades of: bia and brown 4 re is much lav Royal and and rust, prominently jishness of g: turquoise blue his friends, color copper ee Miss Margaret Cahill of Salt City, Utah, rarest Sen ‘at the home of/CcK, orange, scarlet, and emer: Mrs. Harvey Wisner for some time,|*bound in the more dressy ) wi Miss Cahill expects to lo-st» in Casper Gaily-plaided homespun topcoats make) Jor the remainder of the*sunimer. a pleasing array for sport wear. eo. -| Really elaborate fur trimmings do Miss Winnie Bucknum left last night} not abound. Coat dealers explain that for Los Angeles, Calif., near where he} the furriers bought up all the fur, and jhns a large orange grove. Miss Bunek-|that little was left for trimmiugs Lake} num will remain on the coast for |the ready made realm. Bandings an¢ vo eral months, e jcollars of rabbit, ‘ black goats’ hair, see, Jcaracul, Persian lamb and fab Mr. and ‘Mrs. Walter Schultz have) vies of plush are used as trimmings braid returned from a business and pleasure; whenever gay embroideries or ‘trip thru the eastern part of the state,|/designs are not used. a 2 A strange feature of the new 4 , airs. Fred Crate and daughter, Mar |ig the combination of color and wm \ ion, of Lincoln, Neb. are her? a8 thei nial, A gray and black wool velour rruesta of: Me Crane fatber., M; -| moder is shown on the Avenue, stitch Wheeler and brother, M. N. Wheeler.|ea in gray and trimmed with fur ; rent. ay anc e : There is a rounded yoke of black satin G. J. Thompson of Billings, Mont..| : anels of black satin em. ‘ is spending several days In the eity| 22d hip inset panels of black satin em | broidered in canary yellow wool. Da on business connected with his oil in- |1ing wooden beads fall from the cuffs terests, we belt and collar. Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Fuller of Lara-| Wraps show mere plainly than any mie, Wyo., are registered at the Hen-| other garment the gigantic influencc ning hotel while on a short business}of Oriental garb, both in color and and pleasure visit here. line. One Day Kodak Finishing Bring us your Films for developing and printing. If you will bring us your Films before § A. M. we will have your work ready at 6 P. M. Our Kodak Finishing Depart- | ment is equipped with up-to-date appliances—and can give you better results from your films, 2 NS et. USE EASTMAN FILM-RESULTS ; ! Casper Pharmacy “The Kodak Store” is leaving toda, | r like 4 The evening services have been optomism of will be the s ontinued for the summer months iject of the morning sermon. And xt — night the pastor will preach on the sub- Syl oe 4 Seoti-The-soung sian eeio RAC RST. PR TAN than his environment.” ine’ at Paver apie service a clock. Mrs. C. E. Hood will lead the dev ry. David MeMartin of/Cheyentie 'tlortil hour of the rth League FEN NSCoVenine 7 o'clock. SNoject ery Christian, Pre'e)- 2 a (Missic 7 Ay aa The church dead ‘and closed for the ST. QIARK'S EPISCOPAL CHT RCH) summertime? p2opls, Seventh and W t jaid not let sumr am 4Philip K. Edwards, | Sunday school i ajmunion at 8 5 m |good att ri 945 mo 2 vices. mon at 11 4 | na A a elie ’ May Madison, PAGE THREE . wife | FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Worshipping in the courthouse. day school at 9:45. Preaching at 1 subject, “The Challenge of the Preaching at 8 o'clock ark.” Rev nver Colo. £ W preach at both serv: ‘ities at the corner . a pee ue eve) TRINITY ea LUTHERAN | CHURC South Park and I 4th ‘omorro’ Sunday school at morro The public is c at n languag 6. tend these service text of the sermon will be Matt the theme; of Fals held are Dont take anybody's word for it. But if youre a coffee drinker, and feel as though some- thing is wrong with your pT a quit coffee atic INSTANT POSTUM Youll know more after a couple of weeks about the effects of coffee, than you can learn from reading in a couple of years. “There’s 2 Reason” for POSTUM Made by Postum Cereal Co.Inc, Battle Creek Mich. A Worthy Desire ~ Every Woman Owes It to Herself to Look Her Best Nowadays appearance does not depend upon dangerous cosmetics, but rather upon the sensible use of reliable complexion helps. We Sell All Kinds of Good Cold Creams, Complexion Creams, Massage ~ Creams, Ete. We have everything for the Teeth, everything for the Hair, everything for the Hands and Nails—everything for every Toilet Purpose. PRESCRIPTION PRONE The Rexal 02 Store DEPT, | 26 WwW 331 Bie ALL 20 AIMBALL HANDLES THE GOODS STORE Sun- Imposs ning—Young People's meeting at Sub-| will mor 1:01 will | | pi esy' J.) The two dis-| The wil| Rev.| 60 Gingham & Voile Dresses Sizes 16 to 14 Have Been Priced up to $12.50 Mn POOID at A Dandy Line of Wool Scarfs Have Peen Priced up to $7.50 25 HATS at $1.00 Choice of Any Hat in the Shop-........0.0..... The Phone 1304W. 156 South Center. SEE OUR WINDOW RELAY, On This Visit to Casper I Am Able to Offer a ORIENTAL “BUGS Some of which are of the estate of the late Mr. H. Enfiajan of Denver, the old- est Oriental Rug merchant in America. I bought some of his rugs at 50 cents on the dollar. Now ! am going to give the people of Casper something I was never able to give before. In order to show you my appreciation of your kind patronage for the past four years I am throwing the Entire Stock on Sale at 25 Per Cent Off NOTE THE FOLLOWING PRICES: LOT NO. 1 Large Size Rugs Royal Lelahan, 14x10.6; Regular Price, $3,750; Sale Price es Royal Mantaza, 13.3x10.1; Regular Price, | SSL OO Se Sale shri cee cass ces Royal Arak Lelahan, 13x10; Regular Price, $1,750; Sale Price. Royal Lelahan, 9x12; Regular Price, $2,750; Sale Price..... Beene Royal Montaz, 9x12; Regular Price, $1,450; Sale Price... Roval Montaz, 9.6x10; Regular P $875; Sale Price... Royal Antique Khiva, 11. $1,000; Sale Price........ $2,812.50 $2.362.50 _$1.312.50 _$2.062.50 $1.087.50 $656.25 $750.00 LOT NO. 3 9206.25 9206.25 $206.25 $206.25 $206.25 $206.25 $206.25 LOT NO. 5 tai! Lh” $637.50 fon tate $600.00 S800; Sale Pree. 9000.00 $600.00 $600.00 $512.50 Small Size Rugs LOT NO. 2 papi Ra $434 25 $175; Sale Price... PABA 2D Daghistan; Reg. : $131.25 $150.00 $150.00 $93.75 $175; Sale Price. Medium Size Rugs Dozar; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price Dozar; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price... Dozar; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price... Mossoul; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price... Mossoul; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price... Dozar; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price. Ivan; Reg. $275.00; Sale Price... Kazak; Reg. $200; Sale Price... Cabistan; Reg. $200; Sale Price. Daghistan; Reg. $125; Sale Price... LOT NO. 4 Mossoul; Reg. .$187.50 $250; Sale Price... AS $18 7.50 seek ae Price.......... $18 7.50 $250; Sale Price............ $187.50 Mossoul; Reg. $206.25 Royal- Ivan; Reg. $800; Sale Pri ice. Royal Ivanshah, Reg. $800: Sale Price... Royal Dozar; Reg. $750; Sale Price... Royal Dozar; Reg. Kurdish; Reg. $225; Sale Price......... $168.75 Mossoul; Reg. uo Saye er $750; Sale Price... si $512.50 $200; Sale Price...... PADeOO 3075; Sule Price’... 9D OG.2D LOT NO. 7 .$506.25 $356.25 $356.25 $281.25 9281.25 $281.25 $281.25 $281.25 $168.75 $168.75 $112.50 $108.75 All marked at attractive Dozar; Reg. Ivan; Re $150; Bale Price. POL DOO S475; Sale Price. I 3,Reg. Mossoul; Reg. $675, Sale Price... $506.25 $371 Ss ale Pee Dozar; Reg. s080; Sal $487.50 75; Sale I ozar; Reg. $625; Sale Price... $375; Sale Price. $625; Sale Price... $375; Sale Price LOT NO. 8 Belouch; Reg. $235; Sale Price... $225; Sale Price. Belouchastan; Reg. Buluk; Reg. $275; Sale Price... $145; Sale Price.......... “The Oriental Rug Man’ e Uriental Kug Man CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO. LOT NO. 6 Dozar; Reg. Dozar; Reg. $750; Sale Trice... 9912.30 $675; Sale Price... Ivan; Reg. Ivan; Reg. $750; Sale Price... $512.00 $475; Sale Price Ivanshah; Reg. $650; Sale Price... $375; Sale Price Ivan; Reg. a = e Ivanshah; Reg. Ivan; Reg. $625; Sale Price... $468.75 $375; Sale Price... Dozar; Reg. Dozar; Reg. Buluk; Reg. Belouch; Reg. $265; Sale Price... OL 98.75 $225; Sale Price... Belouch; Reg. Belouch; Reg. $225; Sale Price... $150; Sale Price......... Bukhara; Reg. There are many more too Ueno to mention. prices as above. CASBAR H. 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