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~’ , Ls THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1922. Mrs. Tuttle Entertains At Five Hundred. Mrs. A. M. Tuttle entertained 18 guests.at_a Five Hundred party lae: night at her home, 205 East ‘Tweifth street. Honors were taken by E. H. Kilpatrick and Mrs. Carl Cook. Mrs.| Cook was the honor guest of the ocra- sion. She will lenve soon for her home in Milwaukee, Wis. Delicious refreshments were served at the con- elusion of the party. Decorations for the occasion were swest peas. eae te Mr, and Mrs. Morgan Move to Apart Mr. and Mra. recently moved 310 CY avenue. an C. Morgan have t0 an apartment at Maccabees Meet Monday The Women's Benefit association the Maccabees will meet Monda: 0.0. Fy hall. A ls initiated at this t ess session there follow a social hour. The ladies in charge of this phase of the meeting! are the Mesdames Kayne, Hancock, Wharton and Stewart .Rev. Edwards a Family Return. The Tev, Philip K. Edwards and family have returned from Minnesota *cPhere they ape: with relatives and friends. Pythians Return From Convention. The Pythian Knights and Sisters who attended the state convention st Basin haye return: Among them are tho Messrs. and Mesdames Hall, King, House, Woicott, Jameson, Meeks, and Ridgeway. Mrs. Hall was the official delegate from Casper, Bunice temple No. 15. She had the honor of being elected press corre- sponéent of the Grand Temple of Wyo- ming. wy, ease Mrs. Cunningham for Bridal Party. Mrs. A. J. Cunningham will enter- tain for the bridal party of Miss Bileen Sullivan and Joseph Donlin with @ dinner next Monday night. ee Mrs. Nicolaysen Entertains for House Guest. Miss Brathgar of Rochester, N. Y., was the honor guest at a reception given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. P. Cc. Nicolaysen, Miss Brathgar has lven the house guest of Mrs. Nicolay- sen for two wesks. Decorations for high tea were asters and lilies flanked by candles which formed a very ar- tistic effect. Lilies were used in the reception room. cee Joseph Donlin, who will be married to Miss Eileen Sullivan September 6, arrived from Fort Wayne this morn- ing and will be a guest at the Sulli- van home for the week. Miss Helen and Niss Mileen McCaffery, who will attend the bride, also arrived. eee Melay Danco Eventing. Many friends have been invited to the De Molay dance which is to take Place tonight in the Masonic temple. A first-class orchestra has been ob- tained for the affair and a peppy time should be enjoyed by all who attend. This dance is in tha way of a fare- well to students leaving for college. sea ahaa al PERSONALS Mr, and Mrs. G. R. Hagens returned from the park Wednesday. They were aecompanied by their son, William, and by Edward Murane. eee Mrs. I. C. Kline is spending the week with Mrs. C. L. Sturn at Salt Creek. eee Harold Flout of Riverton, who has been employed by the Producers and Refiners at that place has come to Casper to accept a position in the em ploy of the same company at their ab: sorption plant which is*now under con struction west of town. eee Henry Bennett, an employe of the Standard O11 compa: returned to Casper last night a yacation trip of a month’s duration. While Daring Colors & month visiting| ]gone he visited with his older brother at his ol¢ home in Indiana, with his daughter in Chicago and with his two sons at Sheridan, } eee Cilfford Johnson, who has been in |the employ of the Standard OU com. |pany for the past two years, left last |night for Denver, where he will spend a few days before entering the Colo rado School of Mines at Golden. He will take either petroleum or mechan- |tcal engineering. Friends of Mr. John- son, of which there are many in Cas- per, wish him success in his college | eee Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kloyt have gone to Denver and will return Sun any. as ~ e vard Chapman left Wednesday for Golden, Colo., where he will at- |tend the Colorado School of Mines. | eee J. A. Woods is a guest of his brother A. J. Woods here for an indefinite | period. eee Robert Litheredge came fn }from the Salt Creek field and will spend a few!days with his parents be- |fore leaving for the Colorado School of Mines. eee Col, Milifken eof the Coatal-Kinnay Oll company is in the city from Den- ver. eee Cc W. Sparr will leave for-n businées trip to Denver this evening. eee A. T, Slack of the Western Blectric company is spending a few days on business tn Casper. cee Attorney J. P. Kem has gone to Newoastie, Wyo. for a fow days on business. eae P. G. Weidner of Drumright, Okla., is @ Standard Oi! official who is in the city, eee Mark U, Weber of the Midwestern Torpedo company returned to em voy, this morning after a business not it with signs. Wood the sign 8-29-6t Piane Instruction Madame M. James, piano her ee takes pupils in primary and vanced grades. Phone 518-J 71 J. L. LEARNER | Former eae Merchant ases Interests of « Oscar Myland in Star* Clothing Store. The Oscar Myland interest in the Star Clothing company has just been purchased by J. L. Learner, and tho! store will henceforth be known as the Learner Shoe and Clothing company. Mr. Learner is well known to Cas- having been in business place for 10 years. He sold out his store about a year and a half ago to the Star Clthing company and went to Denver where he enter- ed the brokerage busin’ss. Although doing wel YOU CAN The Listen to Them in Denver, Mr. SEPTEMBER RECORDS Brunswick or Victor Releasés Record Rooms. ON SALE NOW. RICHTER MUSIC COMPANY Che Casper Dally Cribune | Learner concluded that Casper otZered |ths best opportunities in the weet f doing business, and he answerel on ee iron call of the clothing business. | F's tamily have arrived in home here. All ace posesssed of en- |thusiasm for a larger Casper and be- Meve that here lie ee best. pea BUSINESS AGHIN, = Soe ee| BUYS GLOTHING ‘The Learner Shoe ‘and Cl Clothing store |« ‘will handle men’s and boys’ wear. ee The Misstastpp! valley contains more than one-half of the total popu |lation of the United States. Gouraud’s Oriental -Gream COMPARE New in Our New Cool The Home of Good Music. 130 South Center St. Phone 306 FALL All new styles and Wool Poplins. bargains you won’t find new in eyery respect. On special sale at___.. Hats Gage patterns for the light any little girl and parents. DON’T FAIL TO SEE Special For Saturday At KASSIS SOME WONDERFUL VALUES IN Little Miss Gage from 2 to 14. These Hats will de- GOWNS fabrics, including Crepe de Chines and Meteors, Satins, Serges, Tricotines and These are all wonderful Dresses and gisewhere, Lot 1—$13.75 Lot 2—-$16.75 SATURDAY SPECIALS IN FALL MILLINERY Ladies’ Fall Hats, in Felt and Velvet. Just in and 94.95 Fall Hats this year, vets. Metal and Fe little miss satisfy the THEM. Kassis Dry Goods Co. 137 EAST SECOND STREET We take great uae in our display of pretty and distinctive. These patterns are developed in Sitk Beavers, Felts and Vel. ming. The prices are reasonable. Come in and let us fit one to your individual style. Gage Hats for every face. for they are unusually It predominate in trim_ TELEPHONE 1740 The ordinary methods of hook and man, who likes to do things in the easiest possible manner. When he goes after fish he proceeds to ground- |balt the river with a thick sticky |dough into which a quantity of opfum has been mixed. Any fish thut makes |& meal off this is quickly stupefied and floats to the surface. man Americans have for many years past been the greatest can¢y caters in the world. Subscribe anf the Tribune and get a The fisher-_key_for_svery_5éc c paid. Siztt then mounts an inflated goat ine do not appeal to the Arab tisher-|skin and goes out to collect his bag. pi aS Nat See PEP’S STORES 146 S. Center Phone 1750 251 S. Center Phone 256 Phone 18 S. H. ACKERMAN Casper’s Leading Custom Tailor and Dry Cleaner. Phone 483-J 116 East Midwest SUITS THE STORE ACCOMMODATING 120 East Second Street Saturday Specials We do not wait until the end of the seasan to give you special prices. THE SEASON’S BEST qualities and newest styles we are offering wonderfui values all through the entire store. Come and look them over and be convinced. MILLINERY Over 600 Hats to choose from and each and every one different. the newest and materials of the kind that are used in the best Hats by the best makers in a variety of the season’s best colors. WATCH THE WINDOWS FOR PRICES THAT TALK | 138 S. Center | | Right now on Styles are positively The Entire Assortment Put Into Four Lots All-Wool Tricotine, Poiret Twill and All-Wool Velour Suits in the newest styles, tailored and fancy trimmed or Silk embroidered. Full assortment of sizes. $19.95 \\ $14.95 COATS BARGAINS GALORE in our BARGAIN BASEMENT HE LEADER == Gold Bracelets, Silk Hose, ‘Tew THE CASPER DRY GOOL AT 10 A. M. SATURDAY Here is a list of the merchandise in the with packages, none of which are below $4.95 $7.45 $9.95 & $14.95 DRESSES The season’s newest fashions and best qual- ity All-Silk and All-Wool materials. Every Dress has the best of workmanship. All very neatly and artistically trimmed. One special lot at Of All Description at Prices You Cannot Resist Buying THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS OR QUICK RESULTS TRY ‘TRIBUNE "CLASSIFIED ADS a For the benefit of those who were unable to attend the sale last week and share in the many valuable isha we are going to have another this week. The boxes are about the same as last week. All guaranteed to be full value for your dollar and @ great many from $5.00 to $45.00. Don’t miss it this time. PAY $1 GRAB BE AT THE DOOR grab box. There is a large box in our store jammed to capacity $1.00 in value-—some valued up to $45.00. Silk Dresses, Silk Sweaters, Silk Kimonas, Silk Teddies, Bloomers and Step-Ins, Hand Bags, solid gold Baby Lockets and Chains, Children’s eled Spanish Combs, and mgny other valuable packages. YOU CAN’T LOSE YOUR DOLLAR Come early and get your grab. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES S CO. QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES. Next Door to Wiggins’ Shoe Store Phone 1981 ors re AND TAKE YOUR<@= has made “acy, but “tf, can ame