Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1922, Page 4

ee See Be > —— 7 a na) f PACE FOUR VACANT HOUSES [STRONG ENDORSEMENT IS €be Casper Daily Cribune CHURCH SURVEY they are to work and receive J-struc favored. The various leacers of the| tne hands and face, drying them im- tdons and the material to wove with.jsections are to notify their workers) mediately. Then at 10 a m., Tuesday, mart on|when and where to meet them Tues- the survey. A card of invitation to at-i day. ee GIVEN RED CROSS WORK Gfecaris eee! ————— | eae pole held. ‘The questions to be asked by! the canvassers are these, name of fam- With regard to the work of or | many diverse organizations dabbling | ganized relief among the poor of | independently in welfaro work. ‘The dress , ember of Casper and of Natrona county, C. | Red Cross chapter, he said. is the Sides charch., corarcs Segeeemea oe B, Stafford, secretary of the Casper | ideal in that it is in a posil.on to get Casper. The manner and spirit of this ere 0 ou our urs $ ° —= chamber of commerce, in a recent | more valuable work done in = interview, expressed his approval of | shortest time porsible and can do a sttadltertd eae te Beall > ed asper Firm eports} such work and his sympathy with | even greater things than it has st The Christian Catholic : Pro . ; i OTiistings Practically. Ex- | foe tenmrm to te tauen for"toe | Complanet In thw bret poring ty | RY, Divided Into Right Die- [tenants are te woe sega, Sm Who. Pays You the Highest Price? é Sete cwrithin the Last alleviation of the conditions of the | existence here as a civilian relief tricts for Joint Canvass a3. Beaten td. depniget We Are Discon- destitute in the city and county. agency. with the proper interest and Few Days. Mr. Stafford said in part: “In | support behind it. Fs connection with my work as secre- Mr. Stafford referred with praise tary of the chamber of commerce, | to the work done by the local “rap- here’ has come/we had occasion to call on the Red | ter of the Red Cross in the matter e plans of the Cas-| Cross frequently. as a clearing house | of sending relief to the Pueblo flood since the or-| in cases where people were looking | victims last year. After the cham- A for assistance and employment and | ver of commerce and city officials in all matters governing welfare | made their preliminary contributions work. to, relies, “the ‘Hed Ccoas : foek: the | So Tae er eee ee rf “We feel and ourselves ac- | Work work ander its own jurisdiction In club and assigned o leater cocthnany: Wait Page tae changer: and Cayper stands out prominently | ¢&ch section of the city and the helpers which funetions efficiently, as docs the cities contributing to the | Who are to make the survey. The city the local organization, is an >ueblo sufferers, largely because of | 585 been divided into eight sections lute necessity for Casper and for | the Red Cross method of adminis. | With @ pastor over each. ‘The clergy- Natrona county. Particularly is this | tering the funds raised. meen ene, San Pave ease St -Tae Sen true at this time in view of present ie tne eagle akan thee ee by Dr. EAN tha Daptiet pace: Tay. : ; - ‘ oes FAREWELL PRODUCTION OF Cc. A. Wilson, of the Pres! of the community, the needs of |. Ant# are credited with an instinctive aV-| remedy fa church; Rey. John H. Mullin, ; SAPPHIRE GIRLS COMPANY apts to] [ebiatte: bine eyraten: strengthening their dwellings, it is whom can be met and remedied only | *"0W'edge of the general weather for Catholic church; Rev. C. G. L. P. WALL PRESENTS Speaking of the ofS with |22!4 te be @ sign of an early and cold due to the fact that] through the activities of a ~ [© whtle meastn. “When: they, are ‘ob: of the Christian chur inte ian chureh; Rev. J. H. € which relief work and rehabilitation |" " L 5 i ee wutheran church; and Rev. L. BE. Car- measures ought to be carried out in ter of the ‘Saatusians RE for Colds and C. Gasper and in Natrona county, Mr. Sewing machines, containing thirty-| The canvass is to begin next Tues ps Stafford said that it is far better for |five parts, small enough to hold in}day. At 9:30 a. m. the people who Planned by All De- PPA BS ae RICHARD GREEN nominations, tinuing Our 516 West Yellowstone 1 . _ohtyaseements aro pearly compice . FURS, PELTS, HIDES AND WOOL, ( | oth in next week by the Protestant and Cath- olic churches of the city. The pastors of these churches met Tuesday in the All men’s and boys’ duck clothing, suits, overcoats and leath- |; er vests must go. | Take your pick of |! our clothing stock and pay just one-, Rental prop under conditions among certain members imposed by| ganization, such as the ross [Served in tho summer enlarging and = : wataks Bowels Non a half of the regular * more readily that if individuals were} the community's good that there be |t « hand yet capable of light work,/are to aid in the survey are requested | Pontlyand Snky fe aay, gland 4 handling t ation and making ic house instead of !are being from Germany. to meet the leader of the section where| Climinating See clogging price. such reductii they thought nec * — SSS | waste. At all druggists, 25c. 99 ’ ‘ _ essary. oa ‘All sections of the city are being PROMPT! WoON7r GRIPS Men $s Suits by the Realtors and proper and Overcoats Reg. Price $25.00, Sale Price Dr'King’s Pilis OMIN THEATER The Tremendous Laughing Hit Which Drew Packed Houses Early This Season If You Like Clean-Cat Comedy You'll Like “Henry” CONWAY TEARLE in “THE FIGHTER” same figure tha properties in other districts are issucd to ten- ants A fee of $1 will be charged when the property is listed with a realtor if the rent asked is not over $50. If the rent is above the $50 mark a You can’t get along without ’em. You can’t get along with ’em. WOMAN, of course! ot charge of $2 for each addtional $50 or fraction will be charged. A fee of , a eee TODAY AND LADIES’ MATINEE AT 2:30 P. M. 12 50 res tenant and collects ren- ‘ eal a tee of 10 per cent will be im TOMORROW TEx SI ei of 3 4 posed when the realtor secures a ten- " ant This arrangement will obligate the “VAUDEVILLE REVIEW” Admission 40c Block West of Henning Double Bill Reg. Price $32.50, © agent to give better rental service and ff will mean an fmportant’ service to 10c and 25c Sale Price a Casper property owners. According to : 5] the statement of Ben L. Scherck, the CECIL DE MILLE’S . See Ben Realty company has handled over 50 rental properties and will ) giadly take care of other properties. ‘The some rules apply for all mem a bers of the real estate board. Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. STARTING TODAY YOUR WIFE?” AMERICA “ee $20.00 teat “Midnight Stage” STARTING FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND AN ALL | Somethiag, Unusual fa STAR CAST THE BIRTH OF A RACE’ POPULAR PRICES is what built me up so wonderfully, says Mrs. Barbara Weber, 315 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco. She is but : one of thousands simi- larly benefited. if you are under weight, if } < your digestion is impaired, it | = you are weak and unable to $25.00 Reg. Price $65.00, Sale Price $32.50 Men’s Cravenettes and | Hanicaae $4.75 Reg. Price $15.00, Sale Price “ $7.50 Reg. Price $25.00, | ' Sale Price | $12.50 “THE LAST TRAIL” It is equal in power of suspense, mystery, thrills and heart-gripping interest, of anything that has ever come from the pen of the gifted Zane Grey. k The mighty flood scenes that follow the blowing up of the dam will give you SOME thrill. . —WITS— MAURICE FLYNN—EVA NOVAK WALLACE BEERY and , ROSEMARY THEBY Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 40c | \ A Short Time Ago I A Comedy Drama of NOW PLAYING . . Weighed Only 80 \ 9 Pounds---I Now Weigh | FRANK KEENAN j : 112 Pounds and | In Reg. Price $50.00, i. TANLAC 3 e A Western Thriller , Western Story Sale Price ] 5 “AS; enjoy life to the fullest meas- are, you should take Tanlac. At all good druggists. Driverless Cars Dodges and Fords, Also One Ford Ton Truck. = See Virbel, Phone 1589-J Gabriel Snubbers Hold Your Car te the Road For Sale by Casper Battery ¥ ; a Sweet Sugar Baby! | gatas Phone 507 ih Best to handle gently but firmly—with cushioned Soe ee re tongs. = OMIN Often called, by those who have the sweet tooth, by THEATER the name of molasses, lolly-pop, taffy, honey and kisses. Often called other names also. STARTING FRIDAY, % SATURDAY, SUNDAY For further particulars regarding the handling of “sweeties,” see this smile package. Laughter guaranteed to all couples, married or single. When you think of the ladies, paste this under your hat “HANDLE WITH CARE” All New Vaudeville Show Today Featuring the Dancing Chicklets VAUDEVILLE TODAY AND THURSDAY BRAIDWOOD and HOWARD The Cowboy and the Englishman. GEO. LA SHAY “A MUSICAL TREAT” Values up to $12.00. Special MORALES BROS. Feats of Originality, Dexterity and Strength on Roman Rings CORINNE GRIFFITH —IN— “RECEIVED PAYMENT” A Touch of Color, a Bit of Pathos, a Few Spectacular Scenes, a Little Comedy and a Cast of Screen Favorites. TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT, 7:00 AND 9:00—ADMISSION 55c¢ MATINEE EACH DAY AT 2:30—ADMISSION 40c THE SUPREME WONDER ; PICTURE. Serena wencarerepnar eas meretels