Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1920, Page 5

ne amen en yg Of all ‘the Wonderful machinery of human hody the crystalline lens of the eye is the one portion which con- tinwes to increase in size throughout In: Néw Guinea many of the women Wear noserings, ithe nos) huving bee: plerced in the same manner that “it adopted to pierce the enrs of civilized ae countless other along these Lines; "Piss," the named bestowed on every 4s a part of the work of the demonstra-| cat, originated in “Pasht,” given by the tiom agents and the interest thé country, Egyptians to the sac¥ed cat which they women take in the new fines of en- worshipped because they thought tts A ra] resources, The letter follows: OF BOMB THAT CAUSED WALL, STREET DISASTER—Iron slugs, | received $287,000. Forty-five thousand . : . wians are maturing for the initial thought to be from the bomb which caused. the disaster, picked up on the scene | dollars was placed in the state unive Furrier, has his com plete f fonvention of the National Park-to-| of the explosion. ‘This photo was made at police headquarters where the slugs | sity permanent fund, and the balan i : Park Highway association in Denyer, | #f@ being examined. = Yark-to-Park November for Annual Con- vention mY, 4 C. B. Stafford, secretafy cf ithe Chamber of Commerce, is in receipt of @ letter from the National Park-to- Park Highway assocjation, relative 10 the (convention of that association which is to be held in Denver the sec-! nd week in November. The import- ance of this project cannot be under- estimated, it is stated, To Wyoming it will mean much, but to Casper alone} will it be a benefit so remarkable as to be comparable ‘only with her natu- November 11 to 18, inclusive, when uj permanent organfzation will be forme% te carry out a road-building program involving $100,000,000, in which the American Automobile. association and the National Park Service of the De partment of Interior, will participate. “The master bigbhway of the nation, 5,590 miles in length, passes through your community. The official party gut /®@ splendid welcome, and made_plain the fact, no doubt, that a hard surface highway will, in time, replace the dirt | rogds at present forming the moto: should like to count on three tes, or more, from your commun ity; public-spirited citizens who will pay their own expenses. Greater sac Tifices than this are being made by those in the official touring party who @re giving up nearly three months of their valuable time, without any remi- neration. @ne delegate could répresenc your association, or the city; ahdther the highway commission or the gond) roads bureau of the county, and third, the automobile, hotel and busi-| ess interests, generally. We are leay- ang the representation through dele- gates to your judgment, our only de- “sire being to have all community inter-| ests fairly represented in the conve:.! tion. “Big topics vital to your community ‘will be |, Meaning direct finan. ‘sial\ returhs estimated by government and California and Colorado tourist of- ficials at $5 a day for every automohile tourist coming your: way. Dedication wf the highway is but the first step toward the stimulation of auto traffic PAR’ FEDERATION IN LAST SESSIONS (Continued from Page 1) in the entire state where a person in the advanced stages may be cared’ for. No hospital will admit an advanced tu- bercular patient. Miss Dobbin and ‘her society will ask Yor an appropriation which will provide for detached cottages adjacent to hos- ‘pitals, where persons in the advanced Stages Can receive care, and in time, the society Will ask for a state sanita- rium for the cure of inéipient cases. She told in detail of the sessions: of the regional health conference recently held at Cheyenne. At a meeting of the Wyoming county chairmen, held while that conference was in progress, a motion was made to ask. the’ club women to back the sale of Christmas seals this year. A motion was carried following Miss Dobbins’ talk, that the-Wyoming club women, 2,000 strong; Bet back of the Christmas Seal sale and hedlfh board this year in every county in the state: Government i. In addition to the formal report’ of the home economi¢s and home demon- stration work in the state, presented which has been done during the past year in the counties having home dem-! |onstration agents, | The making of iceless refrigerators, | of fly traps, 6f dress forms, thé teach- of the art of cheese making and! richt and'a trifie longer. Jai, . shown to exist for the purpose of keep- peeth Association Meets in ing prices up, the government is will-| ‘Colorado Capital First Week in | ing and ready to step in. deaver Shows that it is a!l worth while.) eyes like the room. Miss Farsinger outlined some of the things which the goverzment has done andis willing to do through its vari-! ous departments for the people of the gountey and urged that a wider use be’ made of the departments. She spoke, particularly of the work of the department of justice through! the fair price commissions and of the! fact that when combinations are) "Phe fair price commision of Casper consists of Farl C. Royle,..Lew Gay, Mrs, P. C. Nicolaysen and Don Lobdell, Aids id edn De, ‘SCHOOL FUND SWELLED BY LAND OFFICE RECEPTS CHEYENNE, Oct. 1.—Receipts: of }the Wyoming land office for Septem-| |ber were $880,907.60, exclusive of $6,- | 787.44 recelyea for a special trust fund. The bulk of the general receipts went into the permanent school fund, which was apportioned to about half a hu j dred minor funds. Receipts during t month averaged $15,800 for each busl- ness day, establishing. al mew record. — Human legs are not of the sam> length. In fiftyfour cases in a hun- dred the left leg is stronger than the R Pink Tea F ather Not! prices. nd FIZISZIIPIIOMLILALLE LL AEE LAMELLAE a MPs ood rf YOUR grocer carries them 777 These airy-fairy golden Potaio Flakes that my wife serves at her card parties have their points! She fixed *em for me hot the other night—melting ih their own rich- ness, yet all crackly and crisp. line on display We all realize that the cold weather is at hand and the opportunity is offered you to purchase Furs at: manufacturer’s Ladies of Casper, avail yourselves of this offer, and satisfy yourselves by in- vestigating the above named line. Friday, Oct. Ist Saturday, Oct. 2nd HANAN women. mJ OPPORTUNITY FURS Mr. Henry Miller,. Expert . follte Jend. assistance. Industrial and {10 had the pleasure ephedra Vato flakes didn’t comé out eyen! So next Quality ent agricultural interests will also be bone-|2008 Of hearing an address’ by M! time my wife is golng to give me a ted by the highway, and uld pe | Grace Farsinger ‘of Washington, D. C. bowl of hot M & G's on the side! i . 2. O. a x ighway, sho | Qne Price for . Bia seeintat la hav oo done | representative of the department. of : x ‘ ‘AH Bid “Kxindly send the ‘ef the detc-| agriculture and of . the — department agit 2 ‘otato crt < Mfg. Co. Zz. #, @ gates from your community, their bust. ee = carpal eaten op rane pie hada abe Y ness, and whom they will represe beg na acer pt eT eon a Wie . ry * ely @n@ urge upon the mayor and stats | State to help the farm women. “By the Sealed Package*Always i ™M. commissioners the importance| A most” interesting exhibit in ‘the aE os BES ae WHIPS ISP OSI IIIS SSIGSI SI IGSI ISI GS IME attendance.” rest room of the church shows the work — Richards & Cunningham Co. Sofegertorteoete dts ' Men’s Department Special Announcement We are now prepared to fit you out from head to foot for Fall and Winter weather and invite the men and boys of Casper to inspect our stock of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Furnishings and Shoes and get our prices, knowing that we can please you in every way. Clothing We features the well known Hirsh-Wickwire make of Men’s Suits and Overcoats, and are show- ing some, new models that will appeal to all men, young and old, and the prices are right. Call and see for yourselves. . ON ALL HATS IN OUR SHOP This includes Dinner H. ats, small Hats and Sailors The nice weather has kept peo- ple from making purchases. Our stock is all new and beautiful, but we want the room for our midwinter hats, as: our designer is leaving to attend the midwinter openings, : Sale Starts Saturday Shop Opens at 9:00 A. M. ese die tio eles oot oetod FOPILLI IA aeteesoiee MOP LS Is Shirts and Underwear for Men and Boys Our stock of Skirts and Underwear for men and boys is complete now. Our prices are right. We feature the celebrated “Lewis” make ef Union Suits for men and have a large assort- ment now from $3.50 to $15.00 per suit. We also carry a large steck of boys’ Cotton and Wool Union Suits, from 75¢ to $3.50 per suit, and we in- vite you to cali on us for your Fall and Winter Underwear. fo. Br Boys’ Suits and Overcoats Mackinaws and Pants We carry a large stock of Boys’ Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws and Odd Pants at popular prices and want all of the boys in Casper to call on us for their Clothing. sete - We have just received a large assortment of Men’s and Boys’ SHOES We are headquarters for men’s and hes and can show yle made. Our pric "Special Announcement No. 2 'We are heavily stocked with Blan- 5 ® and Pillows and ask yeu to eal on us when you need Bed- ding. We have Blankets priced from $3.59 to $25.00 per pair and Comforts from $3.00 up to $15.00 each, Pillows from $8.60 to $12.50 per pair. We have just received a large assortment of AUTO ROBES, BATH ROBES and INDIAN BLANKETS which we will sell very reasonable. you almost Martz Hat Shop: ‘ 3, i 154 South Center Street ‘nlp sofoede he-foate eoste ete ce sooate ate cholo ate cease er she eho dinate he ate soap aheate-c-die choate stesso ote ato ee pt . ment-of high lac i heots, whic boots and men’s uy" 2at demand in ¢ of the country. See u fer your next pair of Shoes or Boots. ADELA ELLA EXN DALAL WSL APPL ML LSS OS DPD Ea LIL DLE LID a ILD SE as oo. gts a ae <r