Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 8

| Sonne | a) a nr ne a & ec nae wed P * f t mud MM MuUHHRHOHDS oa Rare en Amer ee ro. t ! 2 PAGE EIGHT CAPTAIN BUDGE (ORGANIZATIONS SET FOR ARMY DRIVE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ARMY 15 clk ee J. M_ Lowndes, ag | bike trom Laramie where they nl OF SALVATION Suffers Physical Breakdown as Result of Overwork in, Service to Casper | Public. On the-verge of the Salvation Army campaign for an operating expense budget of $5,000 comes the announce men that Capt. Eva Budge, director | of the corps activities in Natrona county. is the victt of a physical breskdown due to overwork In render. ing service to those in community | who are in need of re from_misery | and want | Capt. Budge is confined to her home t 704 East Third physiciar showed that her frail body lapsed under the strain of duty she has recently Army from national was on the way to Casper charge of the work of the loc: until Capt. Bugge has suffic uporated to resume her duties. Those closely associated with the little captain in her work have for some time been apprehensive lest she should break down, but the brave lit tle fighter has been too much ‘occu pied with the troubles and wants of others to have any regard for her own well-being. The news spreading rapidly among the members of the various campaign mmitt has served hance the zeal and enthusiasm of the workers and to strengthen thelr reso lution that the needs of the Salvation Army shall be filled only to ¢ UNITED LUTHERANS TO ESTABLISH CHURSH IN CASPER, WORKER HERE A new church enterprise for Casper comes in the form of the United Lath eran chu which is the result of a/ recent merger of three gene hoxties, | the General Synod, the Geners cil and the United Synod of the It id to hare about 1,000,000 o' the 60,000 Lutherans in the United States and is thoroughly democratic and American. The church is congregational in {ts form of government, the congregation having most of the power within its own hands. For several week sthe Rev. H. A Anspach, missionary superintendent of the United Lutheran church for the states, of Colorado and Wyoming, has been canvassing Casper in the inter- ests of an organization of his church here. Mr. Anspach found that there were at least 250 families in Casper who preferred the Lutheran church and such encouragement was given that the organizer feels that the enter. prise will be a marked success. The general mission board of the church is behind the organization and will assist financially in a substan- tial way. It is possible that MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS Read This Letter from Mrs. W. S. Hughes Greenville, Del.—‘‘I was uncer the impression that my eldest daugh- iterhadsomeinter- naltroubleas ever ‘since the first time her sickness ap- peared she had to go to bed and} leven had to quit | school once for a ar has received at benefit from it. You can use this letter for a testi. monial if you wish, as I cannot say too much about what your medicine | hasdoneformeandformy. hter.’” | Mrs. Wa.S.HuGHEs, Greenville, Del. Mothers and oftentimes grand- | mothers have taken and have Jearned the value of Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. So they Fecommend the medicine to others. The best test of any medicine is | | Dan | 0. Warton, anc the workers there. (Continued trom Page One? and Tom Jeesen American Legion—Harry L. Black, | Swartfager, Jack Udell N. C. Geis. Elks Lodge—J. J. Chapman, Harry Comfort, F. R. Henry E. M. Ett thorpe, and F. R. Hufsmith. Central Trades and Labor Assembly —Mrs- Edna Hoffman and others to be announced later. Departmental Women's Club—Mrs. Clell Campbdl, Mayta Campbell, Mrs. Mrs. J. J. Donovan Jardine. ess and Professional Women’s Margaret Fulton, Miss y, Miss Mabel Sykes and Miss Lorratne Harry M hermore the members of the ory bodrd of the Natrona county Army building fond have signified their aising of the $5.000 any organization The advisory ooard tn j cludes Dr. J. C. Kamp, Charles T./ Weidner, Q. K. Deaver, A. L. Wallac Keefe, Harry A. McCracken Free, Barle C. Boyle, Pat George B. Nelson, Fred Van orden, E. M. Eilithorpe, Mrs. Al ‘4 Iowey and Robert Veitch. Of © above local committee Dr. J. C. p and W. W. Keefe constitute Casper members on the state ad the visory loard. The teams are scheduled to begin solicitation Wednesday morning. and judging from the characteristic readi ness of Casper and Natrona county to miet the needs 0% any worthy cause and the especially wide-sweeping ap peal of the Salvation army, it is an ticipate’ that the quota will be raised n the short two days Men employed st the Standard re neries have taken over the respon ity of making a canvass among A local committee Salt Creek has also engaged to after the interests of the cam. n the oli fields there Members of the Casper Boy Scout organization seized thetr opportunity | to do their civic good turn and to have a hand in putting over the cam paign by placing display cards in the windows of the down town stores this morning prs were Harold and James Marshall 1218 South Oak street, who arrived in ts will be made with tho Rev take charge of the work are being made for ing on Sunday, July 16 nd all Vj abit) Metre ae MR JUNIORS Little Ms One-third the regu- lar dose. Made of same ineredients, then candy coated. For chil- dren and adults, KIMBALL DRUG Cov. PIGEON’S PEANUT BUTTER It’s so good. Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 what it has done for others. For near; fifty years we have pub- |} Tis letters from mothers, daugh- | I ters, and women, youn: old, rec- tere ending theVegetable Compound. ‘They know what it did for them and are giad to tell others. In your own neighborhood are women who know of its great value. ¢ Mothers—daughters, whynot try it? TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR NT-—Niceiy furnished room adjoining bath; close in, $4 per week Call after 6 o'clock. 426 FE. First 6-27-31 FOR RENT—Pieasant, well yventil- ated bedroom in modern home for one or two men. 1405 E. Second. Phone 1993W. 6-27-2t* FOR SALE—Two two-year-old heif- one five-year-old cow, cheap. Howard Miller zt Nicholaysen Lum- ber Yard 6-27-28 ~ When you want LOST—Lafies' Waltham watch with bine ribben braclet. Reward. Phone SAY z E— Cheap. na, good as new Ww intention | rts to bring about | of whether they find | intensive campeign of | Two of these young work. | Dr. | others in-| Casper this week after an overland been in school during the past winter. The general committee in charge of | the campaign are optimistic regarding the” outcome. They have the fai‘> in the residents of Casper and Na trona county to feel can turn down workers for squarely turning their backs on hu manitarian principles. The relief of the unavoidable misery of the few un fortunates, those who are nearly down and out, is the plain duty of the whole community. And there is no agency fitted as ie the Salvation army to perform this work for the whole community. The committee also wishes to make it pla that chis is distinctly a home ervics effort. Funds derived from |the contributions recetved during the | campaign are to be used exclusively for the operating expenses of the Sal vation army in reilef work in Casper |and Natrona County. Figures pre viously published in The Tribune show that the admimistration of the | Salv: army makes it possible for that organization to:spend in local re lief work approximately two dollars for each dollar of funds. Consequently each contribu tor can be justified in feeling that his contribution is a direct investment in the morale of his own home com munity. Headquarters of the campaign will be at the banquet room of the Hen ning hotel which has been placed at the disposal of the committee by Man ager A. K. Bott. General Chairman E. P. Bacon- has announced §:30 o'clovk tomorrow morning as the zero hour for the jump off, and members of ail teams are expected to be on hand to get to work promptly. the request of the | er | 2-ton $3200 344 a a Lon Chaney Takes which ‘Thursday. Lon Chaney foremest character actors, has the/ greatest role of his career tn “The| Trap,” the UnivermalJewel attraction, be Casper Dally Cribune one of the screen's} starts at the Hub theater) == Incidentally this magnifi- cent production is the first in which! that no resident | contributions without | | | Pyblicly suscribed | i What you can get for a Pierce- Arrow later isn’t so important as what you can get from it today. Its longer life and higher resale price are merely by-products. Pierce-Arrow| TRUCKS THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR CO. 454 East Yellowstone Ave., Casper, Wyo. $4350 _5-toh $4850" fully equipped j“the man cf a thousand faces” has |been starred. Chaney's work in sup- port of Priscilla Dean in “Outs:d2 the Lead in Hub Film\= ‘established him as a genuine | favorite with theatergoers. | edema Ras a3 GIARIA SWANSON'S BEST to Paramount, is Elinor Gtyn's “Be-| yond the Pocks,” which will be the feature at tke Iris theater for two days, beginning Friday next. Twenty| changes of gowns for the s‘ar afford) Miss Swanson an opportunity of ap | pearing in some of the most wonder. ‘What may prove to be Gloria Swan-| ful creations that have erer graced son's most notable yicture. according the screen. tals 5,000 feet above the sea or more. ——— “WE PAY THE Loss” Pelton & Hemry e+e New York-Halifax~ Quebec broad St. utse s S. S. “FORT HAMILTON” will make 4 unusmaly attractive yachting cruises (ne freight) Sailing from New York Stopping one day (each way) at Halifar—Two days at Quebec Sriling through the Gut of Canso and Northumberland Straits, the Lawrence. up the Saguenay River and themce on to Quebec. Magnificient scenery. smooth water, cool weather. The ship has spacious }/ promenade decks and all deck games, many rooms with bath, finest cul: [| sine, etc, Orchestra for dancing. } The round trip 12 days, rate $150 and up or one way to bec, 5 days, $30 and up No Passports required for these cruises. For illustrated literature address FURNESS BERMUDA LINE 34 Whitehall Street, New York, or any Tourist Agent. Ladies’ Platinum, White and Green Gold Wedding Rings $2.75 to $27.00 WINTER-HENTHORNE Colorado Springs } —<——} 9999999-09009-5905009006, primary. the best of my ability. Dated May 29, 1922. PBPHSO9O509OO99O24 [Political Advertisement} I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination for the office of Sheriff for Natrona Coun- ty, Wyoming, on the Republican ticket at the August Should I secure the nomination and election for the office I will perform the duties of the office to CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 117 EAST SECOND STREET Phones 97 and 98 NO HIGHER IN PRICE—HIGHER IN QUALITY SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Richelieu Little Kernel Corn, regular 30c value— 25c can, 12 cans $2.75 Hawkeye—a good standard Corn....15¢ can, 7 cans $1 Plymouth Rock Early June Peas— 20c can, 12 cans $3.25 ._20c can, 12 cans $2.25 -—-. -20e can, 6 cans $1 Monsoon Cut Wax Beans. Lord Cecil Lima Beans. American Sardines in Oi! Norwegian Smoked Sardines in 20c can, 6 cans $1.10 Sapphire Sardines in Olive Oil....25¢ can, 6 enns $1.35 Cresca French Sardines in Olive Oil— 45c can, 6 cans $2.50 Polparat French Sardines in Olive Oil, Boneless— 65c can, 6 cans $3.75 Cracker Jack No. 1 Tall Salmon....20c can, 2 cans 35c Golden Eagle Alaska Red No. 1 Flat Salmon— - 45c can, 12 cans $5.25 Richelieu Royal Chinook 14-lb. can Salmon— 35c can, 12 cans $4 Telephone your orders. ‘hey will receive the same prompt and careful attention as though you came to the store in person. Our delivery service is complete and efficient. We deliver to every section of the city. Exclusive Agents for Richelieu Pure Food Products. We Sell for Cash or Credit—A Service Store. 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