Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO Rumanian Royal Household ip TF GLENROGK Ol. MA, to Attend Princess’ W edding SUECUMBS AT PHOENIX royal family will travel in site to Belgrade early next week for the wedding of Princess /}tnis morning by the Br-,"uan chapel, Marie of Rumania to King Alexander of Jugo-Slavia. Accqmpanied by Premier Bratino, | to be transferred to the }/orthwestern Foreign Minister Duca and Minister of Transport Mosciu, the royal party will leave ofthe | shipped on to Lander this after arest Monday traveling by train to Turkish Severinu, near Orsova, on the lower side of the betel ete tae eae ae famous Iron Gates of the Danube. Thence they will proceed up the Danube on the royal : tyacht escorted by British, Jugo-Slaviaj tumanian destroyers. 500 POPPES. FOR HERO DEAD == Great Succe tery, many friends attending the act.|Casperites*? who were her ve quay in Belgrade pre pall bearers were Arthur David-| friends. wei be received by!.on Harry Parsons, Otis Thompson,| Mrs. Wylie was the wife of A. E. d the mayor of the james Speas, Thomas Mills and J. E.| Wylie, for two years field superintend- nt King Ferdinand yaviason. ent of the Glenrock Oil company here. golden tray bear- ance near Alcova. F So Angee BONS Rottled drinks including Orange| The head of the engineering forces Crush, 8c or 2 for 15e, Pep's News| the Chilean State railroads is a Depot. 6-2-2t' woman. death had been living at Phoenix, Ariz. — York, who will repre- = ei 1 family, is ex- lgrade Tuesday ceremony will FOR A CONSTIPATED CHILD s Cam- The bride will not cross paign of Legi 1d of her future home Final Reports on Move- On entering hi A smail dose of Dr. Caldwell’s ment Show. e will carry a loaf of Syrup Pepsin will bring f wine'as symbols of the joy quick relief, @ plenty which she brings the king. r Under the other arm she will bear | MOTHER, when one of the i con. ®fticles of clothing for herself and her children is constipated are ‘ +y,/usband. According to an an you going to give the first lax- ative within reach? It is dan- erous to do so. Some have Been known to rupture the intestines of little children. Amcri ex rxiliary Serblan custom, the bride must ired were pur-:Ply the husband with all his raime The| The new queen will then kiss a male child, in observance of the custom in 2 Newent |tended to insure her first born being sige sugary appearance. Look aes into the formula. Calomel is The honeymoon of Alexander and seldom necessary; salts, minerals, coal tar, never! Unlike these, Dr. Caldweli’s Syrup Pepsin {s admirable for children, as it is for grown will find it is not necessary to take it every day, nor to increase the dose. and that it is pleasant to the taste. Bottles cor i> had at all drug steres, anc the cost is only about a cent a dose. Have no go-Slavia. ion with the nuptial fes- plete amnesty will be ,, | tivities t i “ granted Rumanian political prisoners. et i 5 th, h “ ~ m1 the state also went over Hee tS Beek giving ae caliaees ad hesitancy giving it to a baby in z MAS. JOHN PHILLIPS 15 oul gibe, aad fe fer from” Half-Ounce Bottle Free . auxiliary is particularly grati jot gripe, wn ree from fied ‘with and ccitedeties of the co 4 narceticn.” The formula is on utd le Fi Few escape 1% even if you do not igen ot hls moment at me. Bore of Prout, FREE OF CHARGE m0 that you cal have tt needed operation on the part of the public in this movement, and aro already laying their plans for next year’s cam- eve uckage, and you can sce itt vegetable, fat a com- bination of ception Sennaand other laxative herbs with pep- LAID AT REST TODAY paign in seeing that a “Flanders t 4 poppy” is worn by every citizen in sin Use it yourself and you : honor of the war dead. They feel that this is a movement wherein the pub-| lis is equally interested with the aux iliary and that the organization's) _ principal part in it is that of offer-|, 2mDresstve ceremonies marked the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth S. Phillips, who died at a local hospital late Wednesday afternoon from a shost ill ness. The services-for Mrs. Phillips Bite 2 et were held from the St. Mark's Episco- Bauer's Denver {ce Cream, Choco- P#! church at 2 o'clock this afternoon, ‘Strawberry and Vanilla for Sun. The Rev. Philip K. Edwards officiated. News Depot. 62-1t [Burial was made in Highland ceme- ing the facili for the citizens in general to re the tribute due to the memory of their brave soldiers dead. COMING. SOON “FOOLISH WIVES” BY AND WITH Baking Powder than of higher priced brands— it goes farther. SAME. PRICE “A Man You Will Love to Hate.” LOANS 3 % LOANS If You Want a for more than 3Q) years aaa in Business Zo Ounces for 25 Pay Off a Mortgage : Or High Class Investment Millions of pounds bought by the gov- ernment. Quality the best. PHONE OR CALL ON United Home Builders Association Suite 6, Becklinger Bldg. WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Phone 1830 HWTTS8TZ_TTIgTrCrCCcTTcTCcacecKc ire AeCKmenRGAD SET EY Phones Next to WE DELIVER The Best in Groceries WE DELIVER SPECIALS for SATURDAY and MONDAY 233 East 304-1705 Telephone Bldg. a. 2 No. 2 cans Fancy Country Gen- EXTRA SPECIALS No. 214 can Fancy Green Gage tleman Corn Plums .... Ree eae 1 Ib. Mosteller’s Fancy Comb 2 No. 2 cans Baby Lima Begns. No. 214 can Fancy Sliced Pine- Homey oo-sesereeteerereeseeee ZOE 2 No. 2 cans Flag Cut Refugee apple —.. bate site 5-Ib. pail Fancy Strained Beans .__.. Gal. cans Apricots, solid pack....90c Honey. -.....-seeeeseees Bevereseeeeee 75¢ Shredded Whea i Ags : = 10-Ib. pail Fancy Strained Small pkg. Rolle Gal. cans Apples, solid pack.....70c = Honey 5-lb. pail Berry Jam.. Gal. cans Blackberries__.._...$1.10 = 13 Ibs. Suga: 5-lb. pail Del Monte Jai Gal. vans Loganberries______.$1.15 == 10 cans Evap Paul’s Jam, any flavor. Gal. cans Plums__. = any kind... 42-o0z. jar pure Fruit Jam. Gal. cans Peaches. 100 Ibs. Suga: 48 Ibs. Hard Wheat Flour.... 24 Ibs. Hard Wheat Flour....$1.15 43-oz. jar pure Fruit Jelly. 2 13-0z. cans All-Fruit Jam_ White House Coffee (bulk), Ib....35¢ Nash’s Delicious Coffee, Ib. -..5O0c 2 No. 2% cans Fancy Peaches in Gal. cans Pears. eS Gal. cans Pineapple, crushed or broken pieces..............___.....80e 22 bars White Laundry Soap__$1.00 3 No. 2 cans Extra Standard Corn ..... LESS cseee-400 | easy. SyEMD. RST Tae 8 bars P. & es Soap.. yee i - 2 No#@ cans Fancy Sliced 3 bars Palmolive Soap__..____... 25 Ss No. 2 cans Cut ¥ ax Beans_—50c Pineapple ............-. ..55c | 5 bars White Toilet Soa No. 2 can Extra Tiny French Ainsley’s Fruit Salad, m 17 bars Classic or Crystal Style Stringless Beans.......—..45¢ sized:can 22 ae 30c Soap VS St a. $1.00 WE DELIVER WE DELIVER WE DELIVER = A ‘ s CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 2.—(Spe cial to The Tribune.)\—The Wyoming The news of Mrs. Wylie’s death|State Highway commission has an- comes as a distinct shock to scores of /Mounced the letting to the Utah Con- ardent |Struction company, om a bid of $295,-|Colorado, inasmuch as the canyon joo, the contract for building a 14- ees through the canyen of | Se pe Mrs. Phillips was the wife of John | Some time ago she came to Casper for as a pledge of Sl4V|pyimips, » rancher of wide’ acquaint-|her bealth, but recently until her ‘For Infants, Invafids and Growing Children ‘The Original Food-Drink For All Ages Che Casper Daily Cribune BIG HORN CANON HIGHWAY WILL COST $298,000, CONTRACT LET ‘The body of Mrs. A. E. Wylie, who| New Road Will Provide All- \died at Phoenix, Ariz. a few days ago) Year Highway Between Basin and Central Wyoming. ceived was $500,000. March 1. Rich milk, malted gra’n extract in Powder No Cooking — Nourishing — Digestible Horn Basin with the southern and cen- jtral portions of the state. { —_—_—>———_ } |MOVED—To larger | ment Consolidated 5 we have available for sublease some good suites of office rooms at one-half, prevailing rental rate; also storage| spece with freight elevator. Western| Realty Co. Phone 1078. the Big Horn river south of Thermop- olla, ‘The highest of the 13 bids re-| ‘The work is to be completed by next A member of the commission de- scribed the work as being to motor traffic in Wyoming what the Moffatt | tunnel will be to railroad traffic in highway will be the first “all-year- around” highway connecting the Big f quarter,; ss] 5-31-3t Gourauc Oriental Cream Potted Plants Floral Designs CUT FLOWERS Midsummer White Goods Sale | This sale we expect to make an event of importance to bargain hunters in Casper. Coming at an opportune time for Mid-Summer Clothes and Linens, our bargain tables will hold special bargains in Curtain Goods and Drapes, Table Linens, Art Linens and Crash, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads, Ladies’ Aprons, Children’s Rompers, Hosiery and all Wash Goods, etc. Sale Starts Saturday at 9 a. m. AND CONTINUES FOR 15 DAYS Our stock is all new, just bought and at the right prices. Curtain Goods and Drapes Warm weather calis for fresh, cool Drapes and Curtains in the home. Our assortment is large. Any color to harmonize with your walls will be found in our complete new stock. Lace Curtains, in cream and white with bluebird design. 44-inch width. $1.95 value. Sale 8 Pace Cansloeiaeiaes” gs ce Curtains—26-ine width. 85c value, vaca... 09@ Lace Curtains—26-inch 59 width, 75c value, yard. c DOTTED SWISS . Se ee Regular 60c val- ue. Sale price, yard ....__... 42e 36-inch. Regular 65c val- ue. Sale 5 CU EE price, yard -.. Ea : i Silk Drapes—Regular $1.95. Sale price, yard....__...__...2. refbb dee $1.58 Table Linens We know that our Mid-Summer Sale will attract buyers in Linens in surprising numbers. This we at- tribute to two things: First—The unusually low priees at which all of our Linens are being sold—in some instances their reduc- tions being as great as 33 1-3 per cent. Second—Because these reductions are so evident when compared with the low prices of last year. We strongly advise your attendance at this sale. 72-inch Pure Table Linen Cloths. Regular $3.75. Sale price, jon. 92009 72-inch Pure Table Linen Cloths. Regular $1.75. Sale price, oe aoe 72-inch Linen Cloth. Regular $1.50 value. Sale price, orien | E 19 Art Linen fe et ce ee Oe ogeringiige/eaeasimomeian 7 PE 18-inch. Regular $1.50 value. $1 10 : e Sale price, per yard. LINEN CRASH 86-inch width. Regular $1.15. Sale price, per yard. aa RS tk ei HOSIERY Pointex Heels in Glove Silk, in all colors. Regular $4.50 Hose. Sale Price $3.19 Garter Top Hose. All colors. Regular $3.95 value. Sale Price $3.29 Mid-Summer Sale of Open Stock Pearle Lustre Stamped Needlework Gowns, Teddies, Dresses, Scarfs, Luncheon Sets, Pillow Tops and many other pretty things to embroider and all greatly reduced. At— THE ART CRAFT SHOP IN SHIKANY DRY GOODS Sheets and Pillow Cases Garden City 81x90 Sheets. $1.49 Sale price Pillow Cases. 42x36. : Sale price, per pair. 45e Feather Pillows. y Large size___..._________.... Small’ RUG) cs oarcersses PSR EN Ss cle SS Ea eS ALL OUR BED SPREADS AT A BIG DISCOUNT You wiil find many bargains in our Wash Goods Department. Everything for Mid-Summer wear in yard goods, Voiles, Ginghams, Percales, Crepes and Silks, at a saving. If you are planning a new dress it will pay you to shop here. APRONS Black Sateen Aprons. Full, well made and Cretonne trimmed ..... $ 2 9 8 Crepe Aprons. In vari- ous patterns, combina- tions of colors ...... $2 98 per oe Prac- prety 4.20 Children’s Rompers are greatly reduced. 10 per cent discount on all our Silk Underwear, in- cluding the beautiful La Jersey and heavy Crepe de Chine. Discount on Children’s Unc: wear, incluaug seripax for Boys and Girls. Shikany Dry Goods Co. HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW FLORAL JEWELRY? 212 S. Wolcott—Phone 736 Around the Corner from Lukis Candy Co. FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1922. 1101 N. Durbin, corner “K” —tTry a Tribune classified a4—