Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 22, 1920, Page 5

“DRESS UP” SIMPLEST GOWNS, AND GIVE FT" ORIGINAL- * ITY—A serpent that winds around the arm, a bracelet set with square sap- n and’ 9 fascl- nating snake ring are pictured here,.- |. < KITTEN, EIGHT DAYS WITHOUT DRINK OR FOOD, ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND IN MAIL SACK—Contained has not been accpunted for. It Was » Blue kitten, which in ust have gotten into the mall sack before it was closed in England, en tn Miss A. aie: Smith, who has becn] Two Greal Earthquake Bais. whe has becn FROM CATHEDRAL HOME. |S ssn" Ss FOR CHRISTWAS GIFTS >| Two Great Earthquake Belts. post in the Foreign Trade Service of The Casper Woman's Club has fe- ‘There are two earthquake belts whicr. encircle the world. One of them runs through the Mediterranean region and Asia Minor to the Himalayas and be- yond, crossing the Pacific to Central Amerie and thé Carfbbean. other encircles thd Pacific running northward along he Andes in South America, following the .| West coast 6f North America, con- tiuing on by way Of the Aleutian chain to Kamchatka, and passing through the Japanese Islands to the Philippines and New Zealand. plreerniusa i "ES ea ‘Taking up her father’s law practic» her clientele during her thirteen years | 6 of practice and won a remarkable suc- | cose. ey “They all hang their stockings, and later have their tree, But to be here} when the gifts are. first discovered. It 3 soueien ly Se eine sight. The two belts cross each other in the you eo very, very much Andes and in the western Pacific. and Wishing you all a Merry Christ- ‘Within them occur 94 por cent of all mas. Respectfully, “BE. CORSH, Superintendent.” | trial globe. EIGHTH ANNUAL BALL Auspices Boilermakers and Helpers Union No. $96 Schembeck’s Winter Garden, | December 24th Schembeck’s Orchestra Grand Mareh at 9 O'clock the United States, ceived a letter of it appreciation E. Corse, } Superini Cathedral Home, for Children at Laramie, for the Christ- mas boxes sent last week. In turn the ‘Weman's Club withes to extend thanks to all who co-operated to make pos- sible the sending of the boxes and money. Mrs. Corse writes: “The lovély boxes arrived Saturday: What a mountain of work you ‘must have done to accomplish so much. 1 cannot tell you what joy this will give the childrén. I only wish you might ‘all be here to see them on Christmas } morning. BLACK CAPSULES CHRISTMAS GIFTS That Are PRACTICAL | This-year the slogan is: “Gifts That Are Practical.” ¥ @urstore is filled with useful presents for every mem- ber of the family. , Suggestions FOR GROWN-UPS Majestic Ranges, . Carving Sets, Heaters, Aluminum Ware, Manieure Sets Silverware Casseroles Percolators Electric Washing Machines ’ Blectric Grills. Electric Toasters Electric Irons Electric Waffle Irons Electrie Curling Irens Electric Chafing Dishes For the Kiddies — Bicycles, Tricytles, Kiddie Kars, Sleds, ' Skates, Air Rifles, Knives, Flash Lights Schulte Hardware Co. 132 South Center St. in one of ihe thousands of bags of mail which arrived in New York on the liner Aquitania. was one Eve parcel whict | the the euetaeaabes recorded on the terres- | Motor-driven appliances. to, the. tae | that is reported to ‘surpass in sweet- tree native to India, a spirit is distilled | ber ‘ot 2 009,000, it is estimated, | Ness and @elicacy any of the oranges which is indistinguishable from whisky. | produced in 1920, Wasi; ‘to which the people of Anierica ‘or of The dried flowers used to be imported! | | ironing machines, “heneuded | Burope are accustomed, and it my, into France, ‘until it was discovered | kek te on omnnealerons.in China| ee From, the flowers of the Mohuwa, a! 4 be grown in places Where the tempeva-| that “brandy”? was being made from | Sere dey eet = | 2 ture falts to*Z0 degrees below freezing them. Then their importation was for. ‘ars. beirig included. ce | point, ¥ | bidden.\" | -_— . —— | Only three Gishes Which area ) If the earth is covered with snow,| A speejalty in Jamaica country: ariing i z-seiet bosthe > 3 carrier-pigeons will make only short houses‘ “pimento cordia!,” a liquo= | Foyat tarbb ot bee, prea hs flights. made from the pimento berry. the woodcock-pie. ii ai ae : "THE NATIONAL GIFT From time immemorial Candy has gladdened the sweet tooth of womankind, from the infant to the centenarian. Es- pecially at Christmas it is the Universal Gift, and always is given an appreciative welcome. Here at this. étore—Enanouis for its delicious Candy—you will find selections to please ev- éty age. Quality, as usual, is dominant. Both in bulk and in boxes you will find Lukis Candy e- serving of its splendid repute. The holiday boxes this year are particularly beautiful and have been designed especially with an ¢ye to their ““giveable- ness." They range in size from one-half pound to ten pounds. French Mixed Candy, in bulk______ 60c per pound Hard Candy, Christmas Mixtare.__30c per pound q Hard Candy, Christmas Mixture..5 pourtds $1.25 : A Visit to our store will make Christmas candy-buying easy THE LUKIS CANDY CO. Second and Wolcott—Phone 51M. SS {AAT Cl CA ee A AMA el ‘ } a? Practical Nene Gifts. Suitable for WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN . Novelties of all description and a complete line of READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS = for Women, Misses and Children at the Greatest Economical Saving FUR COATS © 1-3 off =| at Casper’s Great Economy Store: Our entire stock of Leather Goods at 20 per - discount hi The Leader 143 East Second