Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 5

Srarabar of inte: irs. W-. Wbeanch secretary and treasurer of the | "etary, Mra, Woman's Foreign Missionary society. “The Foreign society is united with that of Nebraska and will hold. its @lection later when the branch meet- dng is heid at Kearney, Neb, FRIDAY, AY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1922. WOMEN'S HOME MISSION SOGIETY OF STATE METHODISTS SELECT OFFICERS AT THURSDAY SESSION == Mrs. L. E. Carter ‘3 Lae | Made President for “Sts 3 ~ New Year; Instructive and Entertaining Program Is Pebtared at Annual Meeting Here The Women's Home ‘Missionary | society Of the Methodist ‘sewing, basketry, ete.; forthe girls! urch elected new officers for the coming year and heard a day school which is quite Jarsely at- resting addresses apd reports when the state tended. They have als: started camp ‘branch held its annual meeting in the Sunday school annex} yesterday afternoon while conference committee meetings ing camps outside of the town itself. ‘were in progress in the church building. { Mrs. Walter L. French of this city) corrésponding secretary, for several years "president of | Wheatiand; recording secre- Mrs. Edward Bowling of Basin PAC fine car the Beanch, b yah assisted by [2ONT3 Of Lander; treasurer Mrs. H- T. Dumm of -Cheyenss, the| ©: Shepherd of Douglas: mite box sec- tion which will enable them to read. eciegaes Secretary of young people's it Jeorge Goodrich of Wheat-‘last’ng seven weeks a Jof Hterature, Mrs. J. A. McC! Nellan of guage wh Comeridein the Packard _Single-Six. It combines power with low cost of Operation in a degree never before known. YOU CAN SAFELY EXPECT FROM THE PACKARD SINGLE-SIX A YEARLY AVERAGE OF 17 OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF GASOLINE, 2,000 MILES OR BETTER TO THE GALLON OF O1L, AND 15.000 MILES OR BETTER FROM TIRES The Packard Single-Six Tour- ing is now Ee f£.0.b. Detroit PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY ¢ DETROIT JOE E. MANSFIELD, INC. 137 South Kimball Street ‘tary treasurer of Sheridan } ais \Mrs. George Rrown of Sheridan. Hate haneings ot pores =< epee the address foreign wo Ca the new See rab = Sreaices | d messes for the remainder of the be Casper Daily Cribune t, great need of workers to" carry on [Work begun ih northern Alaska. ‘Th's is no Ged, is another challenge to the | ‘was also the theme of her filustrated Christian church, s* Following the business meeting anc} ee one | y ium Jast evening. The Jack of hospitals and eastisios| (for caring for the sick in Alask= ‘particularly distressing feature of ho! i “Among 7 speakees were Miss work, she stated. Many of the Indian Gesconesses in|and Eskimo im thé region in which) iene x "ae: oc Qt Kock Springs she is particularly int-rested make no} ~ declared. 9D to at Mrs. D. B. Street, a national’ worker | effort to cate for either sick or aged ritt of the Kansa bay school for deaconesses and mis- Mature of the work done -in |Springs among the foreign population or the south. there and the necd of bringing some [lives of. the people. The deaconesses |maintain classes in arts and crafts, | of the community and conduct a Sun- fire and blue bird oraniattions, most of their work being @one in the min- Miss Nebold described the appalling Mrs. R. af.,ignorance of the Chinese among whom she has worked and the’ great desire lef the converted Chinese for educz- Hubert Webster of Ther-| With the help of Chinese bible has been her work to conduct making it p A. Shope of Whrat-|to,use the letters of our alphabet to KARDE 2POSOPOSDOPPOP ESS OSSESOEDOODOT DF O59 0900-90000" ~ HL. M. S., Miss Nebold. 2/people, simply putting ‘them out in setngned missionary from China, and huts t die and feeding them with food sas City train-; tied on the ends 6? long sticks. She mentioned, ton, work which ts|-\ jopening to the church in southern’ } Miss Morse dwelt upon the unique |Louis'ana, and the.need of more ex Rock tensive work in the mountain’ regions! A recent report that there are 1.500! jgoncention of beauty into the barren !athelat Sunday, schoola in New Jer-/SttUNE Mostelier'a honey. sey and Pennsylvania wherein forei PHILADELPHIA, Sept. | the New York esterday. There base, Philadelphia. Va} a Sec ith other hen: Martha Washington Chocolates 85c THE POUND We Have Also Added to Our Candy Line Saylor’s Chocolates A Confection That Will Please the Most Particular Wyoming Cigar Stores Co. Lobby, Midwest Building Poo doe comfort and Vv Phone 346 ——— ST (ay nt. os the Saif out. } aii G atic} iteed Reznor Heaters do not vitiate the sist. give no tary Gas. Heater.chases the roo... in ‘Heat when you wantit, always — full Player £4 styles and — fectly any need. Casper Gas Appliance Company ee i East First Strect ctildren are being taught that there | RUTH CRACKS: HOMER_.NO. 53) fea “Babe” Rath hit his 33rd home run of the season in the fourth inning of | Philadelphia game was no ene on Remmel was pitching for Ask your dealer for, and insist on Phone 1500 PAGE FIVE a EE TS Hart Schaffner & Marx, Stein-Bloch and Hickey-Freeman Clothes j MEDNICK BROS. Casper’s Finest Store for Men “DOBB'S CAPS SLUIHS TDOVa CROFUT AND KNAPP HATS Copyright, Hart Schaffner & Fall Suits Priced Much Lower At least a third lower. Hart Schaffner & Marx very finest ‘ suits---Made better than ever, of the costliest woolens, in the newest FOLSOPOPPODPPEDLESESOFDI HE SPP TPEPEDOODENORD Marx PERRIN’S GLOVES models. DOBB’S CAPS SYNOUL NVWLUVH Next to Telephone Building WE DELIVER 100 ibs. Cane Sugar__.__$8.15 7 cans Extra Standard Corn $1.00 7 No. 2 cans Tomatoes..._....$1.00 6 No. 2: cans Karly June - Peas _... 2 No. 2 cans Bro’ Beans —_. ts 2 No. 3 cans Sauer Kraut. —35¢ 3 No. 2 cans Cut String Beans 50c Tall cans Red Salmon......._..35¢ Tall cans Pink Salmon___. 4 cans Sardines in Qil__.. $1.00 10-lb. boxes Spaghetti. Gal. cans String Beans. Large Armour’s Corn Flakes_.15¢ Susi Arua Dorn lake 10 10 Hard Wheat ner See = 15 Milk, per case... 8 cans Milk (any-kin Hebe Milk, per can..._..... 223 East Second Street. “THE BEST IN GROCERIES” BRUCE BROS. 304 SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY ‘No. 214 can§ Peaches in to buy these products at such be oie We offer for today Gal; cans:Peaches.. Gal, cans Pears... T pt. can Wesson Oil... 25¢ |» Gal. cans Pineapple... 1 qt. can Wesson Qil...__...49c | Gal. cans Loganberries, 4lb. can Snowdrift Gal. cans Blackberries. Shortening ‘ _18¢} Gal. cans Gooseberries Gal. cans Red Pitted 2-lb. can, Snowdrift ! Cherries... Shortening ..00.......W.3Be 5-lb. pail Berry Jam... 4-Ib. can Snowdrift 5-Ib. pail Pure Extracted Shortening —.............60e Honey 28 8-lb. can Snowdrift » 10-Ib. pail ‘Pure Extracted Shortening —.2.....$1.15 Honey ——.... 5 lbs. Prunes... 16-02. bottle Pure anuaS 5 cans Potted Meats...... 2 jars Libby’s Sliced Beef. Cakes used in this demon- stration are baked, electrically, at.our store. WE DELIVER This is the last day of our big) "5? ; Wesson Oil and Snowdrift dem-] No, 24 cans Plums in onstration and your, last chance Syrup Sie 8 WE DELIVER -30c aes gf OC No. 214 cans Sliced Pineapple 30¢ / $1.00. $1.40 Phones 1288 WE. DELIVER 1-lb.. can Roast Beef_..... 1-lb. can Corned Beef... 2 10-0z. cans Corned Beef Hash". 225. 2cans Lungh Peicu | .416-lb. box Premium Soda Crackers= oes. Oyster Crackers, per Jb. 2 Ibs. bulk Hershey Coco: 12 rolls Toilet Paper.. 16 bars Classic Soap. 25 bars Lenox Soap. 22 bars Luna Soap. 4 bars Glycerine Toile! 8 bars Pumice Hand Soap. 2 cans Sunbright Cleanse: 2 pkgs. Luxe... 3 pkgs. Rinso.:. Sapolio, per tar. 25e can K. C. tae Howder 268 Sess. WE DELIVER 206 , DOBBS. Dobbs & Co's leadership as ew. Yc Tec CROFUT AND KNAPP HATS SLUMS: WIOVa ‘ork's most FTATTERS is based upon the appreciation of the cor rectness of Dobbs Hats by the men whose approval is decisive ~~» Wherever ida POPES Magy. may have rested oe days it is now firm- ixed at the Dobbs shops $6.50 Other Hats at $3.50 and Up MEDNICK BROS. Opposite Hotel Henning The Best of Men’s Wear Why Shop Elsewhere? Prise? aves SA ii Ate ASOH NAAOMUALINI UVAMYAGNA UVSSVA GNV YOMAdNS - ASE at SRE coll Reda eo Sake etalon DOBB'S PIFTH AVENUE HATS SUVTIOO WavVdTaAd EDWIN CLAPP, JOHNSTON & MURPHY, FLORSHEIM SHOES