Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1922, Page 3

J WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1922. be Casper Daily Cribune The order of Eastern Star will meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. .An initiation will tako place. Refreshments will be served. see Retarn From Extended Trip. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Curninghsm re- turned yesterday from a visit to Cal-| ifornia. While away they motored throughout the coas. state. They re port a very enjoyable trip. Sore Methodist Ladies Will Give Bake Sale. The ladies of the Methodist church wil! give a bake sale Saturday, May/ 27. at the Casper Storage grocery. The salo will begin at 10 o'clock. The Psthian Sisters will meet to | morrow in regular session. The or-| x dinary line of work will be followed | rp. eee Senior Dance This Evening. ‘The Senior class of the Natrona county high school is giving a dance/ this evening to entertain the junior | class, the teachers and friends. This is an annual affair and one of the last | things on the school's. social calen dar. ae Study Class win Chinese Tea. The East Side Mission Study class | of the First Baptist church will give a Chinese ten at the home of Mrs. FE. A. Flinn, 752 South Jefferson street Thursdry, May 25, at 2:30 p. m. The! the church and all others| ladies ct are invited. eee Ladies of Helpful Cub Will Meet with Mrs. Staley. ‘The ladies of the Helpful club wit!| meet tomorrow at 2 p. m. with Mrs. | Staley at 835 Pear street. At Christian Chorch. The Young People’s society of the Christian church will gtve an mmusual “\fivty at the church parlors this eve- ning at 8 o'clock. It is not stated of just what nature the affair ts to be except that “school will be held and that all pupils are requested to bring thelr lunchex"" It should prove a great day for “the little ones.” ‘Today. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Knittle went to Douglas today to attend the wed- ding of their daughter, Miss Dorothy Stockett Knittle 0 Ernest Kimball of Portland, Ore. Tho Rev. H.R. Brin- ker of Christ's church performed the ceremony. Gowned in white satin and old lace, with a long train, and holding a bou- quet of white roses and lilies, the bride walked in on the arm of her father. Miss Margaret Knittie assisted the —<—<$—<—<$$<_————— WOMAN'S ILLS MAKE UN- HAPPY HOME ‘There ts~no- question but what the Ms of women conspire against domes- tic harmony. The husband cannot understand these troubles and the phy- siclan finds it hard to cure them; therefore the overworked wife and: mother continues to drag around day im and day out with headaches and backaches, fretful and nervous. Such wamen should be guided by the experience of women Wtiose letters we are-continualty publishing in this pa- per. Many of them declare that they have been restored to health, strength and consequent happiness by Lydia %. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound after doctors and ajl other medicines had failed to help them. It will sure- ly pay women who suffer from such ailments to try it—Adv. Don’t Ever Forget What you don’t want to And don’t remember What you want to forget. The good things That make life worth living Are things we all should be- get. Are things we shouldn't re- member So why shouldn't we try to forget? There is any hope, E. R. S? But, however, be that as it may. The main thing not to forget, that is from a busi- ness standpoint and speaking for our own good (We always like to do that) is that whenever you are in need of any kind of Job Printing, Engraved or Printed Graduation, Wedding or Birth Announcements the Commer- cial Printing company ts at your service. We are way down in the Midwest building and in our prices, but higher See Ob ree we comes to quality. Jump in Sent so Phone 9805 9—Fine bride as maid of honor. She wore a charming gown of orchid She carried a bouquet of Marguerite o| daisies and sweet peas. Edmonds Knittle | groom throughout the ceremony. A reception of rthe couple was held after the wedding at the home of T. |R. Knittle. Mr. and Mrs. Kimbal departed this afternoon from Douglas to go on their honeymoon trip to Washington and Oregon. land, Ore, where Mr, Kimball ts en- gaged in business, and where he has j built a home. | | ong Look for Another Spesm Tomorrow. R. H. McAteo went to Mont., yest-vday. on @ buziness trip lasting several T y), Dh Zor a, = = WAR } Personals Mrs. J. W. Hunter and daughter LY = jing the summer. the Standard Of company here. will arrive tomorrow from Neodesha,. 3 Van They will stay in Casper dur- 3 Mr. Hunter is with = organdy. visiting friends in Billings, returned attended yesterday, the Raymond l. Markiey, principal of the Douglas high school, and Mrs. Markley are visiting friends in Cas- Pt! She ae ae ‘They will settle in Port- ee hewrorhnys Try Those Good Home-Ccoked Meals at the Y. W.C. A. CAFETERIA ~— Missoula, Mr. McAtee will be Nias V ere = Qn — GRADUATION JUNE THE FIRST Gift Suggestions DON’T DELAY LONGER Graduated Pearl Necklaces with sterling clasps—the ideal gift for a young girl—$12.50 and $15.00. Value $25.00 and $30.00. Gruen Bracelet Watches in solid and filled gold, or platinum. For the boy—Gruen Watches, men’s thin, twelve size. in solid and filled gold—the desire of every young man’s heart. . We have just received direct from New York a shipment of new eardrops in Jade, Jet, Crystal and Pearl. Something new and different Jos. I. Schwartz P. G. MacManus, Mer. Siete Cm PAY DAY SPECIAL At Casper’s Finest Grocery Store Prices Good for Thursday, Friday and Saturday PHONE 13 Fancy Fresh Vegetables OUT OF CAR WHICH ARRIVED IN CASPER TODAY 25c Ib., 2 Ibs. 45c 15c bunch, 2 for 25c 15¢ € bunch, 2 for 25c 3 -6Yec Ib. \25e bunch : ~-20c each Fees 10c each .5¢ bunch, 3 for 10c -5c each 710 Te ‘3 Ibs. 25e Parsley, nice Radishes, long large bunch Sweet Potatoes. -..25c Ib., 2 Ibs. 45c EXTRA SPECIAL . FRUITS Extra fancy Arkansas or Missouri Aroma Strawberries. Car arrived today. Full quart boxes, each it eet Full quart boxes, per crate (24) ____$5.50 Now Is the Time to Can Your Berries. PRICES WILL BE HIGHER. + -$1.00 dozen $1.35 dozen .$1.75 dozen -40c dozen 40c dozen --.10c dozen Pint Mason Self-Sealing Fruit Jars... Quart Mason Self-Sealing Fruit Jars. 14-gal. Mason Self-Sealing Fruit Jars Mason Self-Sealing Jar Caps - . Boyd Jar Caps..........-..- Jar Rubbers, heavy KILL THE FLY Tanglefoot Sticky Fly Paper, 2 double sheets for 5c Seibert’s Poison Fly Raper, 4 8 sheets in 4 Sarees: 5c Daisy Fly Killers.. 1 -20c Double service Fly Bellows Insect Powder. . The ml at Directly Opposite Telephone Building on very St. PHONE 13 We Deliver to Any Part of the City. Money Back If You’re Not Satisfied. Mrs. Jarret Law, who has been & Exceptional Values in White Goods | Thursday, May 25 pees this sale you'll find opportunities to purchase your white goods for the year at a worth while saving. Complete stocks of the newest and most desirable merchandise have been purchased for this great selling event. Ea sale. You will find exceptionally favorable prices on Sheeting, Mus- lins, Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads, Table Linen, Art Linen, Towels and the daintiest of Muslin wear. fered. Champion Pillow Slips Exceptional value, purchased espe- cially for our White Sale. 42x36. al 4 PILLOW CASES FOR 81x90 Bridal Sheets ________ $1.98 | 6.4 Bridal Bleached Sheeting_____ 4c = 54x90 Bridal Sheets -_______ $1.49 | 10-4 Bridal Unbleached Sheeting_73e 2 - bs ‘ 9-4 Bridal Unbleached Sheeting-60c |= Bissomed eet Hemstitched Bridal Pillow Cases 7-4 Bridal Unbleached Sheeting_48c | = per yard 8 | 45x36—Hemstitched, per ager ae 63e | 45-in. Bridal Linen Finish Tubing, 45¢ 3 45x36—Hemmed, per case__________________ 48¢e | 42-in. Bridal Linen Finish Tubing, 40c = 59c 42x36—Hemmed, per case________________-_ 43c | 40-in. Bridal Linen Finish Tubing, 38e¢ = 45x36—Peter Pan Gingham, trimmed, pair__$1.89 | 36-in. Bridal Linen Finish Tubing, 35¢ = = eee MRS = RED CALES ae " Sstect = : ee ee There POs ttracti tte Ladies’ Philippine a On all Bridal Bleached or Unbleached | | MME et ed atm tad ; ; in these good quality light weight = Muslins, Longcloths and Cambric and | Wash Percales, though priced so Gowns and Nainsook in white, lavender and yellow. | low, per yard________________ 15¢ Attractive Assortment of GINGHAMS Attractively Priced During this White Sale. Tissue Ginghams__________-_ 49c French Ginghams.___--_--__- 49c 32-inch Ginghams._ 27-inch Ginghams .______ This Sets, 72-inch Pure Linen, per yard 72-inch Pure Linen, per yard.__. —__—$2.69 72-inch Mercerized Damask, per yard............. 98 72-inch Mercerized Damask, per yard_____....85¢ 68-inch Mercerized Damask, per yard_.... 63e 22x22-inch Linen Napkins, dozen__._____.$8.35, 18x18-inch Linen Napkins, dozen______ $6.25 18x18-inch Mercerized Napkins, each____—19c 72x72-inch Linen Finish Lunch Cloths..........$2.29 72x72-inch Mercerized Lunch Cloths. ..-$1.89 54x54-inch Mercerized Lunch Cloths. ———$1.59 Special Prices on All Dressers and Buffet Scarfs In Art Linen and Unbleached Muslins. Some hand embroidered, Lace and Peter Pan Gingham. All Art Linens and Indian Head in white and colors. All specially priced during our White Sale. Don’t Forget Our Closing Out Prices On Ladies’ Shoes ALL BARGAINS KASSIS 173 East Second St. Sheets and Tubing 81x90 Vigilant Sheets_______ $1.39 42-in. 40-in. 81x99 Hemstitched Sheets___$2.15 ers, Pillow Cases and Guest Towels. ULM gee | Ils And Will Continue For Ten Days individual need is provided for in this The greatest values we have ever of- Bridal Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings and Pillow Tubing 9-4 Bridal Bleached Sheeting___-__68¢ 8-4 Bridal Bleached Sheeting_____63c¢ 7-4 Bridal Bleached Sheeting____- 59e Saxon Tubing, yard____32e Saxon Tubing, yard____29¢ Bridal Sheets Teddies Made of finest grade Nainsook and beautiful- ly hand embroidered. $2.89 $3.39 20 PER CENT OFF On All Hand-Embroidered MADERIA includes Lunch Cloths, Luncheon Scarfs, Napkins, Doilies, Tray Cov- Ladies’ Gowns. Sale price._. Ladies’ Teddies. Sale price__. JEWEL UNDERMUSLINS Ladies’ Night Gowns. 79@ Ladies’ Envelope Chemise. 98e Sale price, LOUIE Sg ATS SI Ea ae ae Sale prio. __ DOE | Chemise, Sale price _ $1.89 Sale pee Le ons 39 Eiffel Made Athletic Ladies’ Knit Underwear Underwear Ladies’ Knit Union Suits. Made of finest silk finish Nainsook and Sizes 36 to 50 Sree teercceeerc Flaxon. All sizes. Ladies’ Knit Veats. Ladies’ Athletic Sizes: S640 502— Suits ——________.. $1.29 eee Seite S460 Ladies’ Athletic . P $1.98 Suits CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR All Children’s Undergarments for boys and girls will be specially priced during this sale. This includes Boys’ Knit and Nainsook Underwear and Girls’ Knit and Nainsook Underwear, Muslin Combination Suits, Chemise Slips, Gowns, Pa- jamas and Bloomers. Ladies’ Knit Vests. Sizes 36 to 44____............... Children’s Knit Vests DON’T MISS THEM DRY GOODS CO. Phone 1740 (Ny a Nie) 7 1 Va ery