Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1922, Page 3

<A ROMIROR A ORT NCATE Pr Ae he Yh SA NTRS High School Seniors to Present, ae ad “Peg O° My Heart,” One of Best|| 7a" = “=| PARKING LAW ORDERED] SAME PRICE _ Comedies, at Auditorium Tonight||:2 <P ermee ee) earns waz 7 ws cam eme| for over 30 years Bolton and an enjoyable evening is . anticipated. ~ The American Legion Auxiliary will oad puet at @ public tes Wednesday after-| Woman's Cinb Holds n from 2 until 5 with Mre F. F.. Fete. 115 South Jefferson. /1i' CELERRAT fl RY position of the plan stating that the| business interests of Casper derived = the direct benefit and that they shovld|™ent will enforce without excep the 20minute parking laws on al! th Ounces for + 4 & >; rp W. 'W. Keefe, a mem! - Manners, is to be stabed this evening at 8 o'clock in the ie eae that ae ante ae fre nour |to announcements made yesterday b; 25 25 Natrona County High School auditorium. All indications] tsite: expentitere cea weg gt apralageaenes. ce yao) U. ie The Casper Woman's club held an i es on Second street and on Center se less = Historical Reviews and Ad-|°f the coach, Miss Lela Brown, and to those taking part. Ge —— Fuses — the|st-eet as in the past. The district tse cr ee pt A rare dresses Feature Meeting The play is one of the most deiightful comedies ever aad PRS ANSE gry it — pita bes been = extended to include Wolcott - 5 duced and since its first performance »—— ——_—_—____-__ a " = as well. Despite the inclement weather, a large] Held at Masonic Tes hee oa at onde tun the expenses of band concerts during | Am additional admonition has bee: The Neighbors of Wvoderaft wit|crews, comprising a majority of the world. It is appealing in every way. the summer. jissued to auto drivers to take care c mest in regular sescioy. at the I. “,|Mmembers oi the club attended the fete. The story is thoroughly wholesome. as amapene BAKING POW © F- ball this evening at 8 p.m. The|The Shakespearean study of “H the plot, though simple, is sufficiently Priation was made by Councilman lighting, includes failure to use dis: DER involved to sustain the interest, the Whisenhunt and approved by all’ mers because of shsence of two light ibers of the board. bs oe 5 ease tel Coe Peirmiee or nee y| the first recogniton of Patrots' Day|°h@racters are admirable, each one mem! of the last night in the Masonic » campaign for membership recently Be seed the hg sacred and sip Law pen pen Juige « B —nechagecs. 3 = 4 Invitations have been extend- . wes on v ¢ the whimsical, naive, little but all t comet, Tn be rod pr eS by | the first speaker of the evening and Pes he F 2 The government used Ce Those Twinges of Rheumatism millions of pounds ° } Are Relieved KC-KC-KC-KC-KC-KC oo ae SE Ha MOLAY HER “Peg O’ My Heart,” a charming comedy by J. Hartley |"%t "> ‘Pe money required. congested streets of Casper according f - 'y per. will be lim! in promise a performance that will redound greatly to the credit json in Casper would derive the benefit |, 2a" ae eee Gone enjoyable business and social seasion The motion to authorize the @ppro- the lights on their ve Grand Advisor, Mrs. Minnie Tiiner of : a |in front and one light in the rear wi than of higher by the Darius Jt distinct but hurran type and the lines 2 an: ee? result in the offender being hailed int c Piduted at this time as a result of|matters relevant to the club efforts. apg tae ff foam re tpn athe ale Si) aed —Try a classified ad in the Tribume—' police court. priced brands. human emotion is struck not only by —— = ~ — - 5 ‘Mire. Way J. Cock, 0 a3 poli delivered an inspiring lecture on the|°™*racters who have their share in A ET Seneral subject of patriotism, Mr.) YOrking out the well balanced drama. \ nique on the plano was well received. Winter congratulated the organization| Miss Brown presents the following 5 on the establishment of the day. He|C@St as listed in the order of their defined patriotism as “the love and| rst appearance: peat ag —__ , r the banquet on Wednesday 1 be given cut at this time. - ° Places for 150 have been reserved at ity Briefs the Henning for the banquet to be given there at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday loyalty to your country, its institu-| Mrs. Chichester___Florence Eastman man, te: GLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN prevents tions., its principles, and its people, | Jarvis (Butler) A a find ealtoyt ted an a- the stomach from being upset coupled with service to them.” Ethel, Mrs. “ Council Votes to Assist in Folate rapecti for, Stiscking the | third ingredient, « laxative, som: F? ~, al omation | oe @ effective a | io ) the Neighbors (of Woodcraft in eoktoney 3.8. Durbam told of the -Maintenance of Structure taken jn its best form im ‘TIN-| pain by ridding the bear. of colt Jiggs is here tomorrow at the C. 0. Earsiey, sergeant of police has| formation of the constitution and : GLE's ‘ASPIBI! yas wastes, which when re-> | resumed his duties with the Casper|S#¥° ® graphic picture of the first| _<—--—--—-—- Provided for Auto 5 38 irae Y. W. C. A. Police department after an absence of | ¥*4rs of the United States. He car-| Christian Brent Charles Hemery Visitors. ip} ree | “Thee only in TINGLEPS LAXO ‘s oot five weeks during which time he suf-| Tied his subject on up to the Civil|Pes — ——--- Alice Blodgett ii relax: ASPIRIN does one find the three CAFETERIA oe whet 2 Shir x8 fered from neuritis. ‘Mr. Farsley re-| Wat, from which point J, C. McGiade|Montgomery Hawks, solicitor... ‘ healthfal perspir: jen combined. Be sure to ask aa ea a : = ee ary cently submitted to an operation for| handled the subject in his usual im- RELI EN A The City of Casper wil! 5 eeotte eee ep ieee provide $1,000 for the maintenance of the free tourist camp located south of Casper this summer according to action taken canes stops the pain. aspirin with the Join Us at Noon the removal of his tonsils and is said| pressive manner. A Gigestant also round - to have recovered completely from the Mr. McGlade dwelt on the heroic in chronic nerve ailment. history and regretted the fact that ees our educational system is coming to NOTICE. | the improv. the home of Mrs. Emma Kyte, 1234 mprove by Mra. Davis and Mrs. Over- paugh. Mrs. Minnie Hiner, grand ad- Pat's dint: aan by the city council last night on the je laxa! + beng Toe et 3. B. Barnes, J:., Harry M. Gunn] isnore the stirring side of our coun-|isouth David micet We eit ati cet | reauest of av commitiey eer ecnatne TIN LAXO ASPIRIN PERFECT PLUMBING S ace. and R. M. Andrus, all officials of the|‘T¥’s annals. tinue to werve the best home cooked | Major Ormsby and A. L. Wallace, who fi Point WHAT WE Do— Standard or Midwest Refining com-| Dering the evening Mr. Cartwright,|mecls for 40c. Everyone welcome appeared before the council represent Research A panies will leave tomorrow morning| ‘the Mesdames Leschinsky, Bronson, 5-2-2t* | ing the Casper Motor club, and Cham ND OUR - yy at the| for Greybull where they will spend| Nye, and Thompson delivered some ber of Commerce. PRICE IS home of Mrs. James Widerbold. Very | several days on company business. very entertaining vocal numbers.| In Japan a white or light-colored «tee e Mrs, Cook accompanied, Oddmund Josendah! and Fred Par.| The master councilor called atten sons of the Josendahl-Parsons sheep|t!on to the dance that will be given company, are in town today buying | for the Masons and members of the supplies for lambing season. ‘They | ©@stern Star next Saturday. state that they expect a prosperous — TRUTH-IN-FABRIC LAW George Smith, oil scout for the Mid- Mrs. Morgan will speak at the no, tbeecipes aes com} PAOOED BY GOUNGIL IN eps ¢ Faptist church at 7:30. AM persons| 16 Reno, of the Casper Motor z pany returned to Casper from Denver interested, whether of the congreea-| yesterday. He has been visiting his tion or not are invited to be present. | ite in that city. eee eee George Jarvis of the Towa-Bolton : ° ‘| Syndicate returned from Seattle yes-| The Truth-In-Fabric ordinance mod e regular meeting of the Woman's! tsraay, where ho has been on a Vaca,|elled after the state law, which would artmental club will be held are tion. compel merchants here to conspic- t the Methodist church iat a6 eee fously display t on all clothir The board of directors meet! L. A. Reed went to Denver last|and goods handled telling the qual: 2 p.m. night. or quantity of wool contained, passed J. C, MeGlede and pte vraag are eee the city council on the second ding wheiilet eo ene : Sam Conwell wént to Cheyenne yes-| at its meeting last night. One other ag terday. reading will be necessary before the Del app! el a me ie ‘ re yy bill can‘ before a law. Postponed. ira G. Wetherill, vice president o: J. J, Hancock moved that the pera Delphian club, which was can the National Supply company, arrived ph which contians the penalties to be entertained. Park avenve,|i" Casper Sundsy . Mr. Wetherill is|Wwnich will be invoked fer failure J. E. Hanway, tatd Nae int | NOW located “in Independence’. Kans.,/ should be stricken from the bill as bas postponed ite meeting on a cwom| Where he has purchased a fine home: | tro city has no machinery to enforce of the. nee bye aha voete aber He will remain here a few days, the law. Opposition to this plan de. en's Departtent —_—_ 1 church. ‘The Delphians will meet on}, 5 carp ch veloped from all sides as it was stated - op Suey house, 303 Wednesday, May 17, at/ the Hanway| “West a: street Phone lsees We can tint herr " ae aed ftord as ome. Japanese table sauce, 60c a bottle. SIR Ae ot hee A 2 wen eee : 4-27-5t*! est industries. rming place cards bearing quota- from Shakespeare were given. Mrs, Clap Mrs. Mary K. Edwards, Mrs. W. B. Cole and Mrs. Harry Young were alternate guests. eee mouse is regarded as'a happy omen. EARLY OHIO SEED POTATOES)| CASPER STORAGE CO. 313 West Midwest Ave. NOTICE RETAIL CLERKS There will be an important meeting Wednesday Evening, May 3 8 P.M. Missionary to Appear at Church. An Mustrated jecture will be given tomorrow by Mrs. Neil Morgan, state issionary of the World Wide Guild MOTHER, when one of the children is constipated ate you going to g:ve the first lax- ative within reach? It is dan- rous to do so. Some have Our plumbing makes good throughout the years that fol- low its installation. Like our business reputation it's as solid as they make ‘em. You won't be disappointed if you do busi- ness with us. We'll take care of that and take care of your plumbing. LABOR HALL SCHANK PLUMBIN' ¥f you wish to protect your insurance, be there. SHEATING CO. INC. ‘ £ PHONE 7II r chil . Don't be beguiled by the out- side su; appearance. 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