Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1921, Page 3

st SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1921 Casper Daily Cribune , | SCHOOL OFFICE MOVED. 2h4 ARRES S | ‘The office of the superintendent of schools is being moved today from the | central school building to the new CONV! DURING high school building located just : across the street frum the old high . school building. , | Beginning Monéay, Superintendent Slades' headquarters and office rooms will be-on the first floor of the new building. S — —___ Meee of ceoe,| TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS police api the nyaber| BRING-RESULTS. with Fred (ik, Beene ence ln tole =<" 80 Years Old eae ee | _-Was Sick . = Sete ; ’ ; Now Feels Young After | Taking Eatonic for The Woman's Benefit association of : } Sour Stomach , (the Ladies of Maccabees will meet in v a‘ % Police hope that through | Fs ac Dp pyri ever since I p their home on South Beech street last | the agency of the chain gang that un- ip and it bothered me badly. Gna a good attendance 1s desined * |BIght. Mother and son are doing wel that are said to have) Have taken Eatonig only a week and om, © ed here from all parts of the) sm much better. years old,’ ‘The hostesses of the social hour Gantry Wil Se Webbed out. *° | says Mrs. John Hill. ee Eatonic quickly relieves sour stom- 7 L. J. Edmunds, ticket agent for the! ach, indigestion, heartbarn, bloating _) teh Yo business matters. % and distress after eating because it o &% ‘Job. toma: takes up and carries out the excess Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schwartz are acidity and gases which cause most leaving tomorrow night for Denver on|an attack of the i stomach ailments. Ifyou have ‘‘tried @ business and pleasure trip. "ee everything’ and still suffer, do not o 88 Casper View Addition {s located In| ive up hope. Eatonic has brought M. ©. Price returned this morning |the sougheast part of Casper within | Telief to tens of thousands like you. from Denver, where he had been on | ‘ te jimits. Pick your lot| A big box costs but a trifie with your publuent fon several Give: Sunday. Opening day Monday. Ma; druggist’s guarantee. | cee Mr. and Mrs. George W, Jaryis re- G. R: Waldschmidt and Cal Smith,| turned this morning from Moorcroft. who were struck by a motor car} They made the trip overland and re- Thursday evening, are able to be at) port that they ran into a number of work as usual. Both were injured| blinding snowstorms. slightly, suffering a number of bruises eee and cuts. The accident occurred in| Mrs. Cal Smith, whogvas formerly front of the library about 5 o'clock in| connected with the Taylor & Clay of- the evening. The driver storped ‘the! fices, has opened offices at room (309, | Y car after hitting the two men. |on Exchange bullding, where she will z 2. Ate jbe located for public stenographic will Miss Blanche Evans of Sheridan.| work On Mothers Day. May 84? public schools hege. for the last two) Wilmer H, Willis is confined at the years, has accepted the position of|state hospital convalescing from an Here is. the way to honor her in 9 wonderful manner. We make it easy leacher of tho third grade in an operation for appendecitis. for you to present her with a gift SPECIAL FOR TODAY that will bring constant pleasure — not merely for a°day. She will be 32. Suits at $15.95 thrilled at your thoughtfulness and delighted with your choice of a re- 48 Dresses at “membrance. And, since it is a sur- $16 95 prise, the’ day will be all the more ° delightful. Mothers’ Day Club— A Brunswick Idea We've organized 2 secret societys Part of the plan centers 2round amongst sons and daughters —a one of the beautiful Brunswick conspiracy of happiness. And we Phonographs, Model 112. And call it’ Mothers’ Day Club. We there is a special collection of : miustn’t tell about it in Records, suitable for the detail, for that would be occasion — and —but we giving the secret away, nearly gave the secret away. Dr. W. G. Burnett is in Manvitte! ‘and Salt Creek on business for the Burnett Optical company. . .e Bat we invite you to come in'and find out how easy it isto join in this unusual way of honoring your Mother on May 8th. You'll be delighted with details, Come in and let us ex- plain it personally. And since the time is short, we suggest coming in at ence, _ Donse BrotHers Richter Music Co. SEDAN : 130 S. CENTER ST. PHONE 306 A BABY BOND STORE It is good-looking; it is comfort- able; it is saa adaptable-to any | Change of Address Be. + e e eo TOE asi to dciiess: ikea | Hemstitching and Picot to run. e Edging Mrs. A. N. Endell wishes to announce to her patrons that she is now located at the Swanson Sisters Millinery and Art Store, at 113 East First street. Hours from 8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Phone 1027. Coliseum Motor Company CASPER, WYO. : Fifth and’Wolcott Tit I-aim interested in how I may secure an Eden Electric Washer and an American Beauty Electric Iron abso- _lutely free. . fe aE SSG ee Se If you are interested, mail to = Natrona Power Co. = PHONE 69 s - = aL FIVE OFFICIALS OF THE Victor Talking Machine Co. Have Chosen and Now Own Reproducing Piano in the t The men who have made possible the most cherished possession of the great singers and instrumentelists—that of having their art heard alt its best under all cordittons—are the happy owners of the AMPICO. This marvelous piano is positively the greatest reproduc- ing medium in the realm of music today. It reproduces and gives forth to vou and your friends the accurate playing of the world’s greatest piano artists, with every emotion, every expression, every accent and shading and every individual interpretation flowing from the strings so perfecily that you actuaily feel the presence of your fa- vorite artist seated at your own piano. W hat Greater Pleasure Is Possible Than to Have Over a Hundred of the World Renowned Artists As Members of Your Household, to Play for You and Your Loved Ones Forever—W henever You Wish? Knowing Y our Keen Appreciation for the Finer Things of Life, We Earnestly Ask You to Hear the AMPICO in the “Chickering. The Ampico is obtained in the beautiful Chicker- ing & Sons, Haines Bros. and Franklin Pianos, Grands and Uprights—priced from $975. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. 1626 California St. ty DENVER, COLO. a Phone Champa 120 L. I. GULICH Casper Representatives, 355 CY Ave. Phone 211-M é THE UNIVERSAL CAR ‘Try This On Your Adding Machine Prospective Purchaser: “I’ve got the money to buy a medium-priced car, about $2,250. I want a machine, but I hate to take a loss of $700 to $1,000 every year for a new one. What'll I do? Ford Owner: ‘Just this. Buy a Ford and put the dif- ference, about $1,650, out at interest. Six per cent will bring you $99 a year. “Use your Ford 12 months and then sell it for $100 less than you paid for it. You can always do that with a Ford. “Take what you get for it, put it to your $99 interest, borrow a dollar from your wife, buy a new Ford and let the good work go on. “From now until doom’s day you will always have your $1,650 and the latest model of the most serviceable car in the world, and ne that’s never more than a year old. “Got me?” | “Got you: Who's your Ford dealer?” } EARL C. BOYLE | 125 to 137 North Center. Phone 9 i PAGE THRE pe