Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1921, Page 3

or a 5 3 the Loretta Heights academy for the past year. They will spend the sum- mer with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dyke of this city and will return! in the fall-to the school in Denver.| Miss Cletia Dyke took a special course in violin and plano this past year) and played teVeral selections at the) commencement. the young ladies ress during the year. notable prog-| From Lander, A number of the delegates who at- tended as Casper representatives of the state convention of the) Neighbors of Woodcraft, have returned from _and report a thrilling and rather dangerous trip. The train serv- na yet running on old sched-| Superintendent Slade and members of Both eal its Ida Belle Love will entertain at a tea given for the benefit of the | South, of Maccabees at the home, 133 South Lincoln street, Wednesday aft- ernoon, June 15, at 2:30 c’clock. She | will be assisted by Mesdames Helen Johnson, Delilah Richards, Stella Lil- ly, Margaret Jones and Mary Hamil ton. All resident and visiting Macca Dees are er Bavitet to attend. | Entertain | for Senior Class. The graduates of the senior class of the Natro: county high school were guests at a Rotarian dinner served last night at the Henning ho tel. |and Natrona county ‘school boards, the wives of many of the Rotarians, Places at the banquet table were laid for the members of the Casper _ A. E. Biglin has returned from the| buying} their home at 637 West Los Angeles. a few days. eee to her home in the city. eee of the Summer wacation. are in Cheyenne with the Western Realty Denver where he will join company of-; . Attorney A: E. Stirrett is looking | tter business interests in Denver for | : | Mra. Mark Davis, who visited Chey-| enne on a business trip, has returned Miss Lovey Norris, who has been a student at the Wolcott school in Den- yer, has returned home to spend a part ; mittee to solicit subscriptions to a re.| Mr. and Mra. G. Ht. Brandenburg |ceive contributions to the relief fund few weeks look-|and forw: Che fictals in this part of the country from |Parkersburg, W. Va. see Mrs, Ervir Day has left for Sexton, Iowa, where she will visit with her | mother-in-law for several weeks. eee Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dea and chil- dren are in the eity from their ranch jhome near Glenrock visiting with friends and attending to business in |terests. } cee | T. EB Costetio is attending to busi- |Ress matters in Cheyenne for sev- -|eral days in the interests of the Bur. |roughts adding machine. ef | J. H. Weddek has returned from Cheyenne where he has been attend {ing to business interests. see . R. E. Canon who has been in Chey. enne on business ad pleasure has re tured to his home here. ee Attorney W. H. Patten has returned from the state capital where he has |been on business connected with lega! |matters. The Misses Dagtey and | Royce. teachers for the term just ended, at jthe Park school, leave today for their Mr.-and Mrs. Roy Donaldson and, homes in the cast daughter Adelene have returned to —— Eleventh | street after spending the winter in ROTARIANS GET BEHIND CHEYENNE RELIEF DRWE CHEY: June 10.—Following Casper’s 1 Cheyenne Wednesday joined in the movement to provide re- lef for flood sufferers at Pueblo, The, Rotary club launched the movement here with the appointment of a com jNef fund. ‘The local chapter of the Red Cross announced that it would re- them to Pueblo. The ~yber of the class was called upon to the ae pepo faculty. the informal and appropriate after ete the ones by ex-Gov. tell what they planned to do the com- ing | year. In the majority of cases (ng after business and visiting with | ra'jroads nounced that they would friends. During their absence their | |transport relief supplies freight free. apartment in the Tribune building 1 being occupied by Dr. and Mrs. T. Riach. Week here at the Powell's brother, South Elm street home: of Places at the inthis table ‘were 1aid for the ene of honor, Rev. and Mrs. "hilip K. Edwards, Mr..and Mrs. Al : Frier, Mr, and Mrs. 8. B. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tolhurst and the host- ess, Mrs. Laur, D. A. R. Hold Last Meeting. © The meeting which will conclude the business and social sessions of the D..A. R. will be held Tuesday, fe 14 at the home of Mrs. J. W. aheimer, 811 South Wedcott street. The meetings will be resumed in the early fall. ee 8 . Baked Sale Tomorrow. The Victory circle of the Methodist church Ladies Aid ‘society will hold 2 baked sale toniorrow at White's grocery. ‘ Thomas Foster and Miss Pearl Ver- milion of Longmont, Colo., were mar- tied yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Presbyterfan Tabernacle by. the Rey. Charles A. 0 The bride wore a dark blue tailored suig, corsage bouquet of roses. Mr. Foster has an office | position with the Midwest Refining tompany. Mrs. Foster just arrived in Casper yonterday, from Longmont. where she IT” PERSONALS with hat to. match. She wore a. the graduates wili enter college life, ‘The evening was closed by a hospitality extended by the Rotarians. —_—_— e of thanks from the graduates for the here on basinene nations: ‘bal Casper dD. R. Philips ot tha Parkersburg Giines Saturday startin; Reel_company has left for ‘o'clock. E. Rig_and _ Mr. ana Mrs. F. D, Powell of Sheri- | dan are spending the remainder of the’ tio Mrs. H. J. Philips on Mrs! Bob Mitchel! has returnea. i & visit of several weeks in Nebraska.|Paint club has wired $1,000 to be Rev. Ira W. Kingsley has returned | Sufferers. to Cheyenne after spending some time A Pueblo relief baseball game may */ba pluyed Friday between the Colo- |rado & Eouthern nine and Ed. Ger- |mans’ Cheyenne Indians, H. J. Glov er, manager of the C. & S. organiza- tock up the matter with Man Gerrans Wednesday evening. ba arate cies RELIEF POURS IN. DENVER, June 10.—The New York used tn the interests of Colorado flood oro } NOTICE. | «Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold{ ke sale at the at, al L. R. Eccles, prominent. capitalist and attorney of Salt Lake City, Utah, is spending the day ‘n the city look. ing after his interests in the Salt Creek fields. Big Muday field. . he has been look- “Anterests. r. and ae Harota Smith from Laramie looking after busi- ness for a few days. Frank @ifjin of Colorado Springs is here attending to interests in the are here with friends and with Mrs. O'Beirn who {s To seal inthe delicious Burley tobacco flavor. It?s Toasted We SErtaent fhe arapit FE or Saturday money saving opportunity season. - 60 Beautiful Dresses Selected from our wonderful stock. They will go AT HALF PRICE Ss ~~. 70 Dresses at |. $1995 ‘Big bargains throughout the entire store. ments, tire department $5.95 prices. MILLINERY ‘We have put our entire line of dress hats in two assort- values in the lot up to $20.00. Choice of the en- $2.95 and NEW SPORT HATS AND TAMS The newest styles, the best colors, at the lowest possible swith thi ive our patrons such low’ p: fOMER, ALWAYS A LEADER SKIRTS newest styles $6.95 Wash Skirts terials. $1.95 Petticoats All silk taffeta and Jersey ‘petticoats in a variety of col- ors and sizes. $3.95. THE LEADER AM wool fancy plaid and Pleated. skirts, best colors and ‘White wash skirts of heavy P. K. and other washable ma- Casper Dailp Cribune AD MANAGER SPENDS TEN MILLION FOR FIRM AND GETS RESULTS IN SALES Spending the gigantic sum of ten million dollars, and getting value re- | ceived for it is no small undertak- ing. no matter the commodity in- vested in; but placing this enormous sum successfully for publicity is « task that few men are ever given opportunity of performing. Yet such an accomplishment has just been consummated by Will S. Eakin, advertising manager of the Swift Specific company. Eakin is recoguized as a direct with President Harding in his Uttle newspaper office in Ohio, and he calls by their first names such eminent publishers as Senator Capper and Governor Alien of Kansas, Governor Hobby of Marion, | Texas, Arthur Brisbane, Frank Mun- | | sey and scores of other luminaries in the publishing game. Each year he has made contracts with the newspapers, buying regularly a half | million dollars’ worth of their space veritable walking encyclopedia on | = feature of any newspaper in United States. Not only can he you its circulation, but he can tell you the character of its clientele. He probably knows more newsboys any other individual, for in insatiable craving for informa- on regarding newspapers, he goes direct to the carriers and newsboys, and gets real, first-hand data that is invaluable. In his particular line, r. Eakin is what iy known as a ark. ceeded the late Charley Rucker in his present connection and through- out the country he is familiarly known in every newspaper office. He has made advertising contracts Corns, Bunions Ingrowing Nails L. J. PERRAULT Foot Specialist Smith Building, 131 East Second Treated Without Phone 138-5 Pain Casper, Wyo. READER wou. eee Fallen Arches Chilblains For Vacation or Stopover Don't miss a stay at the strictly modern Carter Hotel AT THE ’ Big Horn Hot Springs “The largest mineral springs in the world.” y subject relating to the adver. | for his concern. pasen sce a See FORMER RESIDENT DIES. Hood River strawberries are here. | Now is the time to preserve them. 6-10-1t | power. PAGE THRE! Brilliant children. as a rule, have | shorter lives than those of less brais i i James Cleve, former resident of Cas-| per and whose widow resides here, died on June 4, at Winnamucca, Nev., | according to wore received by friends Twenty ‘years ago, Mr. Eakin suc- | Clearance Sale Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 9-10-11 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount Up-to-Date |, Novelty Shop 253 South Center. CUSTOMER Dinations -. SILK DRESSES styles and colors the season's best colors SHAWLETTES SILK Cne extra large as- sorisent of about 250 silk blouses and waists, values up to $10.00. Choice of the entire lot ocx repay $ Lace Collars and Vestees Several hundred to choose from, all imaginable styles and prices to please all. with IT? ‘Just this that when a manufacturer. is overstocked or wants to dozen to 50 dozen dresses or waists we get a wire. Why? BECAUSE we are cash, ready to ee advantage of any large cash purchase whereby we SILK DRESSES A beautiful assortment’ of Women’s and Misses silk dresses. Styles up to the minute, staple and most popu- lar colors, materials taffetas, canton crepes, satin messalines, georgettes and two tone com- About 125 dresses in this lot, each and every one made of quality silk materials, COTTON SUMMER DRESSES A very beautiful assortment of yoile and organdy dresses in classy summer styles and COTTON SUMMER DRESSES One lot of dresses very neatly trimmed and. ‘well made, of nice sheer summer materials -. All wool shawlettes in pretty color combina- tions, made of all wool soft yarns. up from-- EXTRA SPECIAL BLOUSES SEE OUR WINDOWS 193 *14= ‘12 wa newest it) v1 eee rir irri Blouses Tricolette . and _pongee blouses, the newest styles and ~~” $3.95 Opposite Postoifice | | Chic and Charming Styles Price $9.50 to $12.50 A strap oxford that combines high style with best quality. A _ fash- ionable, long wear- | ing shoe at a rea- sonable price. ' F or Summer A one or two strap pump of distinction and comfort for women of taste. fany other stylish shoes to select from. Price $10.50 GLOBE SHOE CO. “Family Shoe Store.” 230 South Center St. Seeecrcceveccccconcoccces. Phone 676-J. ANNOUNCEMENT In order to accommodate many women who were unable to secure one of our’ wash dress specials last Saturday, we wired for a shipment of 100 dresses of the same material For Saturday Only We will place them on sale At $4.50 Regular $7, $8 and $9 values, ALSO 50 Dresses Regular $25 to $45 values At $12.50 20 Per Cent Discount ON ALL ORGANDY DRESSES. Wolcott Street, Just Around the Corner From Lukis Candy Company 20 eee: a SATURDAY SPECIALS White Laundry Soap, 9 bars for _ No. 2'4 can Apricots, per can 1 can Apricots, per can Sunbrite Cleanser, 4 cans for. Large box of Soda Crackers, for Large pkg. of Rolled Oats, for Regular 50c grade of Coffee, per lb....35¢ No. (3 pounds for $1.00) 5-pound pail of Lard, for. Sugar, 11 pounds for_______________ $1.00 (100 pounds for $8.75) Lincoln Street Grocery 650 South Lincoln Street: eeeeveserevewoecesesseveooeesoesosesscoosecescccees a ]