Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1921, Page 3

ana County High school will be held this evening at 6 school session. eae firmative and Misr eed Club Dance | wil} take the negative Enjoyed. ‘With bales of hay placed around for The members of the Philathea class of the Baptist Sunday school will hear an interesting debate to be waged Sunday morning during the Sunday The subject to be debated is: “The o'clock, at the Henning hotel. Miss|sorals of the Present Day Young + Allce Mechling will preside as toaat-| Woman Are on a Downward Trend.” $ maletresas Miss Eva McDaniels will take the af- rginin M. Boyce A Gou .viendance fs requested. eee } dance at the Winter Gerden scored an-| An interesting business session of ! other success for the Midnight Danc-|the Order of Pythian Sisters, Eunice sing club. Most of the guests ap-|Temple No, 16, was held Inst night in } peared in aprons or hardtimes cos-| their temple in the I. O. O. F, hall. $ tumes and the affair had the atmo-| Mrs, Mamie King and Miss Ione > sphere of a county fair celebration. | Wolcott, were installed in their new 5 Miss Bernice Lisie received the first | offices, that of manager and protector @ Bouquet of rhubarb, of the temple respectively, for the re- Prizes of bunches of carrois, radishes, | mainder of the year, others in pam gate Fe fare of the order were disc! jainment. The American Legion will take is invited. charge of the dance to be given at the Winter Garden this evening. The informa! dances have been given each week for the benefit of th legion members and their friends. eee Mrs. Bam Service returned yester- from the Service ranch, where she| A. W. Peake of the Midwest Refin:’ Ae sede woveral days. er ing company has returned from Den- eee ver, where he has been looking after Baked Sale business interests for several days, .-. Saturday. ‘ nF ‘The Southeast Circle of the Baptist Miss Margaret Cornell, district su- lettuce, turnips and onions were given Many good suggestions for the wel-) ) and it. was decided to hold a “Dime Car- nival” in’ the temple on the evening | of June this being “open house.” ehurch will hold a sale of baked goods] pervisor of the Red Cross, is expected on Saturday afternoon at White’s| here Sunday after spending several Grocery store. days in Thermopolis looking after the work there. be offered, for sale at the Richards t and'Canningham store Baturday after. | company: noon, 4" Peters at eee Tea for the Fi field offices of the Midwest Pythian Sisters, ~ company. -Mrs, John. Byrne and Mrs. C. E. hs Littlefield will entertain the Pythian oe of Mrs Byrne, 445 CY avenue, next|in Casper on business. Saturday afternoon from 3 until 5 be pitied “A cup of good coffee makes a good breakfast better—there is no other item on which so much depends. ‘People are critical regarding grind, is less expensive, not only use it makes more cups, but better coffee. You will enjoy its delicious appetizing odor as well as its uniform rich flavor. Sold in one, two, three, five and ten- pound cans. Never scld in bulk. “The Best the Groc =) Deliver” coffee. SOLITA Coffee, colator ' Goods Tomorrow, M. ©. Danford.has returned from Baked goods contributed by the | Denver, where he has been atteni- mibers of St. Mark's synurgae will| ing to business for the tease hold do- be, peste cer the Midwest Refining <. B.-Portious, chief elerk in the Refining H. 8. Critchfield, who has several sistera and their friends at the home| contracts in the Salt Creek fields, is ‘clock. ‘Tea will he be served and en-| Hal Curran-and R. H. Nichols have Gridimidect will be provided. A sil-' left the city on business. They will | The Morey Merc. Co. Denver UNION MADE Manufactured by the Following Firms: Casper Steam Bakery The Palms Casper Dairy and Ice Cream Co. Lukis Candy Co. FOE | PA TEEN RSE BIOENG 5+ san yeavabansotustsnerenuceuezsapeend scenseaganessenegly SRCFIASSPSTADS LT FS CG FORENT§* SwsRSS* tz ae By George Bartsch, Secretary IGE CREAM SHERBETS CANDIES Bakety and Confectionery Workers’ Union, No. 350 state on business«for the Midwest Re- finery company. see * * Mae Parker is spending a few days here on business and visiting with frieds. Mr. Parker was formetly a resident here. eee Ted Powers has returnet to Raw- lins after spending several days here looking after business interests and visiting with friends. eee Miss Helen Crater has left Erte, Pa., and will return to her home here after spending a few days in Lusk, where she will. visit with relatives. P.-C. Bpence has returned to his home ‘n Lander, after looking after business and visiting with friends here. * ene Miss Gertrude Barrows of Sheridan, who has been visiting with friends here, has returned to Sheridan, where she is a student in the high school. _ Mr. and Mrs. John Lind of Sheridan, have come to Casper to make their home. Mr. Lind will likely be em- be Casper Dailp Cribune pany. . Mr. and Mrs. recelved here. will attract every wom: facturer and buying th patrons the benefit of t! Dresses 2 One large assort- Lawn Dresses all $4.98 They are made of the finest kind of silk, satin, messalines, taffetas, lou- sines, canton crepes, silk georgettes and many others. Each and every one a bargain in itself. r cash, getting ridiculously low prices, we are giving our ery low figures put on every garment. SEE OUR WINDOWS A very pretty as- ment of Voile and | 50rtment of Sum- past Para light : and dark colors néutly trimmedand | and ‘fancy color well finished. combinations. $6.95 Silk Dresses AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES’ $ 9.95. $12.95 $14.95 $19.95 Silk Petticoats A very large assortment of Jersey and WHERE WHERE QUALITY : - PRICES ARE COMES ~| ALWAYS THE FIRSH, LOWEST Midwest Building ployed by the Midwest Refining com-| eral day: * Lew M. Gay left this morning on a| short business trip overland, in re-| Ed Bowman of the Iowa-Wyoming gard to the state highway. Ol! company {s still in the city attend- | Sted by their discharge is_so_ great have arrived in the east where they will spend several days before sall- ing for Edinburg, where Mr. Nelson |T will attend the international conven- tion of Rotarians, so word has been PRETTY SPORT HAT FOR SUMMER WEAR—A combination of taffeta and straw in the always popular shade of orchid, trimmed with self color satin ribbon. A touch of novelty is added by the jet ornaments | caiinre bullet of the rifles and ma. which circle the crown. | inte: ad tin Part of the country. oe ing to business with the company L, A. Toothaker of the ¥. M. G. A.|fices in the Ol! Exchange building. has returned to his‘offices here from | Mr. Bowman intends to leave for Sheridan where he has been on busl- ness. He reports that the work has Ser HO) grown ‘rapidly tn northern Wyoming and that Bheridan has an active or- Mo., arrived this morning from Den- ganization already formed, ver, where he has been visiting. ar will spend several days here before George B, Nelson ‘eturning to his home tn Missourt, Charles Stott left yesterday Manes ze d of the total shipping of Mr, and Mra. Lewis * Fleeting ot ingdom, one-tenth of the to- Des Moines, Iowa, ate spending sev-' tal registered shipping of the world, Dresses Dresses A very choice assort- In this lot of Dresses nient of Dresses made | are wonderful values; right up to the min-: | newest. styles, newest ute in styles; season’s | colors and materials best colors; materials | that ‘are in a class: by of Organdies, Voiles, | themselves; artistically and many other new | trimmed and well fin- materials. ished. | $14.95 | $17.50 Wraps and Coats Of all-wool materials, silk-lined. The sea- son’s most popular colors and the new- coe" $12.50 Jersey Coats Of all-wool material. Just the thing for season’s wear $7.95 Silk Blouses A large line to choose from. In the lot you will find georgette crepes and trico- timed ee $3.98 Opposite Postoffice home in Iowa the first of next week. Parker Williamson of Kansas City, as after spending a few days attending to business interests, iadmed that Liverpool owns HARD - SHOOTING MACHINE-GUN {3 ARMY INVENTION | Bullets From New Gun Developed | by America Pierce Tank Army Pilate at 200 Yards, Is Claim | : | ROCK ISLAND, Ill, May 27.—The | United States army has developed a |.50 ‘calibre machine gun capable of firing a bullet which, at 200 yards, Will penetrate the one-inch plate of battle tanks, Maj. Lee O. Wright, army odnance department, an- | nounced today at the annual conven- |tfon of the ordnance section of the |American Society of Mechanical En- gineers at Rock Island arsenal. | The new weapon is an outgrowth lof the war, he said, when fighting |tanks were armored to resist the .30 chine guns then in use. The .50 calibre machine gun fires a here looking after business bullet weighing 800 ins, as com- onnected with off interests Pared to the 150 grains of the stand- ard .30 calibre ammunition. The :50 calibre cartridges weigh one-quarter of a pound each and the heat gener of: | his | He for the Breeches ting, specially priced Men’s Neckwear 1,000 Beautiful Silk Neckties just received go on sale at 75c and $1 Regular $1.50 and $2 values. These ties won’t last long at these prices. Hats, All Colors. $3.50 Full cut and well made of dur- able khaki cloth. Splendid fit- eh be expect to find in suits at this price. PAGE THREE that the gun's water jacket usos three quarts of water for every 100 rounds fired. The gun ts modeled along the lines of the Browning machine gun devel oped Guin the war and weighs 65 pounds, exclusive of the two gallons of water in the jacket. The gun has & muzzle velocity of 2,500 feet a sec- ond, an effective range of from six to seven thousand yards and an ex trame range of from 9,000 to 10,000 yards. PERSE <0 SE PLAGUE IN TAMPICO. HAVANA, Cuba. May 27.—Thirty- eight cases of bubonic plague with 25 deaths, were recorded in Tampico. Mexico, and environs, in April and May, it is declared in dispetches re- cetved by Havana port authorities. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A WONDERFUL LINE OF Waists Values $7 to $10 FOR SATURDAY Your Choice, $4.95 See Window Display Bargains for Decoration Day Specially selected groups of merchandise will add to the enjoy- ment of your holiday, priced at substantial savings. ‘Speed up your shopping. Store will be closed Sunday and Monday, May 29 and 30. Men’s Khaki Riding Men’s worth less at $3.50. worth more. W. L. Douglas Shoes on Each and every suit in the lot offers several: dollars in value that you would not I Products of America’s leading manufacturers. Carefully tailored in the newest single and double-breasted styles for men and young men. Desirable materials for hot weather as well as year ’round wear are included in choice patterns and colorings. EVERY HAT IN THE SHOP AT 20% DISCOUNT Leghorns, Molines and Hairbraids, in Dress Hats, Sport MARTZ HAT SHOP 154 South Center Stree $4.95 Qualities you never expected to buy at such a low price as... Douglas Shoes. Always give complete satisfaction. MEN’ HAND TAILORED SUITS Presenting high-class garments made to retail at $40 and $45, at the sensationally low sale price of 24.95 ] iB Opposite = Lyric HIERS ™" 224 South Center Street. Fine Silk Shirts that not one in the lot is than $7.50 and many are and Oxfords for $6 and Up The retail price ts stamped the soles of every pair of t enoew 4 tee few Ax 1