Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 5, 1922, Page 7

New Shipments of Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Suits, Dresses, and Millinery Asriving Daily at THE LEADER THE STORE . THAT UNDERSELLS GO SMILIN’ THROUGH” | The American Electric Co. FOR ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, WIRING AND SUPPLIES 127 East First St. Phone 1080 GO “SMILIN’ TROUGH For Signs, Poster Display and Painted Bulletins 327 Industrial Ave. AFTER THE SHOW GO “SMILIN’ THROUGH” FOR A COOL AND REFRESHING DRINK AT OUR FOUNTAIN. , TREVETT CONFECTIONERY (Next Door to America Theater) PHONE 108% Kodaks Films Watch Our Window for Display of Expert Developing, Finishing and Enlarging. ROE So EY pa erage = GO “SMILIN’ THROUGH” TO For High Class Hand Tailoring “MADE IN CASPER” 4 Rialto Bldg., Second and Center Cleaning # Pressing ALUMINUM NOVELTIES GENERAL FOUNDRY WORK KEEP “SMILIN’ THROUGH” AND SEE YOUR SMILE REFLECTED IN OUR ELECTRIC PLATING S&B FOUNDRY & MFG. CO. 627 EAST A STREET PHONE 2020.W PAGE SEVER NicLOGAN The Oldest Sign Establishment In Casper Phone 1025 Go “Smilin’ Through” Casper with Nothing to Carry LET THE “See Ben Transfer Co.” Haul Your Trunks or Move Your Furniture. Piano Moving a Specialty QUICK SERVICE. West Midwest Off Center Phone 74 “Smilin’ Through “Smilin’ Through” ON RECORD IN SHEET MUSIC Go “SMILIN’ THROUGH” Life WITH THE STRAINS OF MUSIC IN YOUR HOME. BUY A VICTROLA BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH OR A BEAUTIFUL PIANO FROM The RICHTER MUSIC CO. THE HOME OF.GOOD MUSIC “Smilin’ Through” 130 South Center ON PIANO ROLL Next Door to Iris KEEP “SMILIN’ THROUGH” BY EATING AT THE HENNING HOTEL and COFFEE SHOP AND Develop a Good Disposition “SLIPPERY GULCH” American Legion’s Fun Village ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY WEEK OF SEPT,. 18 A Funny, Foolishi Fun.Town for People Who Want to Go “Smilin’ Through” Life. SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE. BE THERE! Legion Club—-Rialto Theater Bldg., Upstairs. Phone 1165 WIRING FIXTURES APPLIANCES GO “SMILIN’ THROUGH” TO THE ELECTRIC SUPPLY & CONST. COMPANY 142 EAST MIDWEST AVE. TELEPHONE 483.W RADIO SUPPLIES CASPER, WYO. TRADE UNIONS BAR U0 = {Continued from Page One) mm eutomaticall knell, because tured for a 4 t purpose, or a drug prescribed for a certain disease when it accomplishes the cure it is forgot- ten, it were goes out of exist ence. The speaker claimed unselfishness bor, and showed where the nt of the United States fore anything else. He gave an out ine of the organization of the Amer: can Federation of 1 it had its state branches and its city branches much the same as our politi. cal government has. | “The greatest trouble in this coun- try ig the misconception of the labor ing classes, sald he Rev Bfinorc “There is a Pu! man hus a t more mist 2 right to men out of emp re 7,000,000 ment last winter? has a right to work, the government guarantee outlined his p and gave a endeavored to that the ec! hop is carried out in all ‘worthwhile organizations. in fraternal, religious and profeasional bodies. Th audience by this time was be coming impatient to have the rodeo performances hee and made so mush noise ths » speakere could not go on. He endeavored to do so several time: drowned t but each time the noise e sound of his voice “I leave it to you,” he said smi! ing, and descen Jatform ed the Minort will here ys carrying on constructive y among the striking shopmen on City Briefs Haley Ic of Brown and Haley cémpany, Tacoma, Wash., ts in the jcity on business tn conneetion with the Wyoming Grocery company A. W, Peake is out of the city for & week on business. | R. S. Ellison, vice president of the |Midweat se company, will re- turn to th tomorrow F. 0. Prior has returned from a vacation trip of two weeks spent in jthe mountains, BE, Richard Shipp returned Satur- day from a trip through points in the northwestern part of the state and in Montana | | Honry -Wisshel, repreeehtative of Carson Perie Scott, is in the city Mr. Scott has headaqu: S at ‘the Kassis Dry Goods ecmpany and has a %9) line of dry goods and no tions. cee | Miss Mildred Tillard, who has been ivisiting with her sister, Mrs. W. K. ‘Edwards, 842 South Durbin street, has returned to her home tn Douglas ore | Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Mann, daugh- ters, Ethel and Marion, and son Floyd. together with Paul Cody, re turned Saturday from Salt Lake City |where Floyd Mann and Paul Cody jhave been attending the Citizens’ Miit- jtary Training camp. The — party made the trip by moter coming through Theropolis cee Mr. and Mrs. George Austin of Sheridan spent Sunday and Monday Miin the city. ——___ Pay up for your TrMune and get j* key for every 500 pald. = 8-13-4f a The Amalgamated Shae Workers of + Organized in Boston last consolidated’ organization branches of the shoe y independent unions , {9 approaching the nite membership. Relief _ “ Found From Stomach Trouble Hope for the millions o nate mien and women wi tims of stomach trouble by Mra. J. T. Blod; Thirteenth street, Boise," Idaho Mrs Blodgett was a victim’ of stomach trouble in its worst form but was jcompletely restored to health’ by tak- ing Tanlac. She say “Before I took lae there was scarcely a day -in twenty years that 3 net give me trouble. a rather die at once than to have to go through with all uffering agai finishing |300, 000 mark Undigested food ferme: |stomach and soon the e: designed to restore the st healthy condition whole beady. everywhere have acclaimed wonderful power. Get a bottle teda; Tanlac {a sold by all good drug: gists.—Adv. SE SRR RE At the Hub Clothiers Addington’s © Bankrupt stock on sale at sacrifice prices.