Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1922, Page 3

.@be Casper Daily Cridune PAGE THREE | close up his business interests there {senator of Hot Springs county, left to- i jest return with his fanilly in alday overland for Thermoplis after A ND FEITEQ A | month, ) stopping here on his returm from the | bah ipe state bankers’ convention at Laramie. LEG CRANKING MACHINE take teen om pearees ®* a MAN IN POLIGE COURT ga on @ short business trip. Ralph BE. Bell, district manager of / "*. the Continental Supply company, Our sesiaie container keeps it pure—use RED CROSS EVAPORATED MILK clean — sweet — pure ALL GROCERS SziL IT C. W. Slade of Lander spent Thurs-|<ame up on Wednesday from his | John Higby ‘was the victim of 22/4.) in the city looking after business.| besdquarters in Denver and will] Ed Chaise férfelted a bond of $25 junusual accident yesterday afternoon ~ spend a few days in Casper, last night when he failed to appoar} when he received a broken leg while Bg lg OY ADS ee eee Jia alleged to have struck an empicye trying to crank a Ford car with his |, ccerday for Salt Creek. D. B. Orr of Denver, district man-|is eged to have stryck an empoye (foot. The rebellious crank kicked Re AES ager of Mutual Life Insurance com-|Who was working uader him with a/ and Higby was left sprawling.) award Troxel and son, Frank. left| pany of New York, ina business visit-|heavy rom | “The Mmb was set by Dr. A. “| yesterday for Omaha to be gone sor in Casper. While in Wyoming Mr. bea rr ae [Sinise Sn League. Council EE ORME oe Sess. ail fg Incratieed week with his family | mapacer of the Nath nel Supply com- Try this popular recipe for Casper. }pany here, but now connected with! . DRUG ORDINANCE HELD -_*e the © company Jn Tataneenen __ | RED CROSS CREAMED CARROTS AND PEAS il, L. Kpawedy, civil esiginest,.bes| Ken. i GENEVA, Sept. 22.—(By The Asso- i Kan., is a visitor in Casper for a few jure returned from the Bolton Creek| Gays. Mr. Wetheriil i a Rotarian | Cis? Press. —The council of the » field, where he has finished making/and has many league of. nations decided tofay to will Frank Deegan was up ‘n police! { St toate where she will spend the je Siar = | the Sao for the Bolton cee ing the @rug ordinance. He asked | Creek pipelin = | “Hagar Eyans, brother of Mra. P. C.| that his case be continued tonight, ,: $3 _|Nicolaysen, returned t> Casper Sat-| adore Math hee baby (er# WIL defend him. ‘Two hundred he city undergone a successful operation ut SNetasntesseult ty a fat their reai-(covars bond,” said Judge John A) » 2 rioya x re ~ yete | M2¥° Brothers’ hospital Psy PERSONALS Mrs. Mabel O’Rourk, who has been RED CROs SS BRAND in Denver and will leave this week for increase the non-permanent membe- | ship of the council from ‘four to six.| This will make the council member. ship ten, with the non-permanent | f members in the majority. nen aon c vam Led hist fa 1 amal! Finsed in cold water, then sce water and (rained. .|dence on South Lincoln street. sph > atc ae dca cs a for Thermopolis yesterday to attend 3 i | SOW EVERY WHERE eee } to paving work there. Save money — buy a lot. S-214t YZO | Mrs. J, ¥'. Wilcox. formerly of Cas os. ~— per, now of Denver is the house guest Earl Burwell of the Casper Gas Ap- of Mrs. Pearl Cody. pliance compe=., is in Salt Creek to- ee aa ne | | BAKING POWDER For Pears A reception complimenting the Rev. eee | jay and expects to — tomorrow. cet Horlicks ‘you us e Jess and Mrs. C. M. Thompson Jr. will be} Mrs. J. T. Gratiot ts fll at her home R. B. Davis of Omaha is'calling on \ he ORIGINAL Listed tn the uey- gymnasium of the}on south Wolcott street, W. W. Keefe of the Casper Flora’| -.i,as in the elty. pan Malted: Milk e232 company left yesterday fer Chicago ome ¢ : = Mr. and Mr: F. B. Capen bave|on a holiday buying trip for his pop BUY PIGEON’S COFFEE It’s Fresh Roasted Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 Arthur K. Lee; president of the Na- | today removed to their attractive res-/ular flower shop. He will visit all the}. 3331 Bank of Commerce and {dence on ‘the corner of Lincoln and|fiericulture! plants tn and around Milton, which they recently pur-|Cnicago and expects to bring bark chased from Ht. E. Mer. = < abemte.« for the Casper SAYS TANLAC Is Grace * Wednesday eee con her home in New Oriani, sf? Joe Daly left yesterday for Helena.’ FINE TO BUILD Bi | eeneee ae w' font Reinet Lae —pes the Mount UP WEIGHT ‘ountains. Ask for HORLICK’S, cee rere 2a7-Avoid Imitation. « Substitutes 3 SCHOOL OF MUSIC rner Shoe & Clothing store, has Doris Van Meter, Close in and located on the Scenic Road. A Wonderful Proposition CHEAP IF TAKEN AT ONCE. Mrs. A. F. Hoff was hosters to = number of friends at a dinner party A J wiven a her home on South Center} Mr. and Mrs’ Frank O'Brien left yecterday fo rtheir home in the Black] + Hills. Persons suffering from stomach raturned from an extensive eastern| ‘rouble and who are under weight find buying trip during which he contract: |8% Fe ce pied load be zeae ese ed for heavy shipments of fall ana |Ct!brated m: ine has ¢ indi. winter merchandise. gestion and increased the weight for thousands of people everywhere. Mr. street. *-. Director a2 Fordinand 6, VIOLIN, ‘CELLO, VOICE AND PIANO For Particulars Phone 491-J Miss Catherine King of the Frantz shop is M1 at her home on Wolcott bee he: lira W. Reynolds, (Tenth street. Mrs. Pitt Covert and| MMiss-Ruth Callahan rciurned Wet pcan es ‘Wiltiams left yeoterday for | seattle, Wash., says: Phone 958-W 443 South Durbin St. Mrs, Archie Weldner took hoonrs.|"*Sday from Douglas. a ae ES My wife has actually gained tweu Mrs. William Cobb and ‘Mrs. Harold ° a - |ty-flve pound by taking Tanlac. Ror Mrs. F. EB. La Velle and son re- M. W. Purcell returned today from|25 tong years she had trouble from turned from Douglas Thursday after|a short business trip to Rawlins. | indigestion. I have scen her time and ‘spending a week. visiting friends. Tre ‘again when It didn’t Wok like she could RA Harold Johnson of the EB. J. John-|possibly live. Her health in now com- BENE nen at tak er a a BIG CELEBRATION S. H. ACKERMAN je are ing at the home of thelr/the city on business. Under nourishment ts the cause of jest ‘roning in hohor o¢ tr Wett eae eS ee es Stes ® most. cnseg)/ Cf under weight. Tanac Casper’s Leading Custom Tailor and Dry Cleaner. erfll, a former resident, who is in oe Charies H. Lilly left overland yester-|¢nables the stomach to extract the TWO BIG DAYS 116 East Midwest Phone 483-J s Casper from his headquarters at In-|. MF. and Mrs. Robert Cohen and/a.y tor the coast to spend the winter.|heslthy nutriment from the food, PRS... cependence. Kan. pon left this week for Chicago, where cee builds up the whole body and increases 5 Rie they will mpend two weeks visiting tho weight to normal. Millions of At Loveys Camp Salt Creek Kosanke-Marse friends and relatives. J. L. Learner, who purohased the|reopie have testified to its great " Marriage Wednesday. eee Myland interests in the Learner store, |} inetits. Get a bottle today at any (Formerly Known as Mosher’ssCamp) The Misses Vera Tangeman andjleft for Denver last night. He will) go0q aruggist. Adv. A very interesting and attractive Vita Williams moved to their new * weddl took place German etn Church Wedveetey ceman|apartment on Wolcott strest yester-|pital. Mr. Miller was connected with| Bors buy lot, O214t at ¥ o'clatie when ‘thee 3H day. the Standard refinery and has resigned }- Gia stithel par ‘Miss pee his position. They will leave immedi- FAIR V IEW A Hi is and| «Mf: 8nd Mra. “i. V. Weleban lett!ately fora honeymoon to South Amer- Ralph Marse of Casper. The bride Ree. for their home in Den-|ica and will make thelr future home was dressed in a beautiful gown of| ‘°" ae in Chile. . ae white canton syed bless apa Arnold Miller left tast night for Qk-| Mr. and Mrs. Cal Smith announce|Lot buyera’s-o insured aguinst death maid Feyeetepcarccie ee tur | @homa where he will be married to|the birth of an elght-pound baby boy | and sickne.s while making payments papebie ss Has: gipe sh ipencts gts Miss Catherine Tracy formerly surgi-|jast Saturday. "i pa Se oe Re eater cal nurse of the Natrona county hos- oe THE DOSBIN REALTY CO., rhs oneateae ree i, LIES TINT All rich men bought a ‘aert Ay * Ground Floor, Tribune Bldg. A reception was held at the home RIN can_buy a lot. Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 23 and 24 COCHRAN-BELL FLYING CIRCUS Featuring Dare-Devil Duncan PUBLIC SPEAKING Dancing Saturday and Sunday Evening Real Style at Real Savings I’m trying to make this Economy Basement appeal to 7 NIGHT & . people who want style with economy as. well as those who demand footwear just for service, and these of the bride’s brother, Arthur Ko- sanxe, 928 South Durbin street, their home in Casper. ee * > e e numbers illustrated below show that I’m doing it. Casper ‘Tent No. 6 of the Maccabees Our Entire Stock of Women s Winter Coats, Suits They are brisk new styles that have plenty of dash hel @ business meeting Wednesday : { : about them. Get your pair while the siz 11 One.of these meetings le-to be devoted Wh : ani esses 3: \ to social affairs, Be ie Mrs. Ben Pelton Entertains. Teacher of Piano Graduate; B. Mus.; University School of Music, Lincoln. 666 Park, Phone Mrs. Ben Pelton is entertaining to- | 1222W. day at a luncheon at her home on Beech street. nd A New Strap In Patent or Satin =) SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY At the greatest hiateyeavitie values. Mr. Hirsch is leaving for the east to buy an entire new line of winter merchandise and what we have on hand we must turn.in order to make room for the new merchandse which will be en route to this store inside of ten days. All our Millinery, Coats, Suits and Dresses will be sacrificed, and without a doubt the public will benefit by the greatest money-saving values right in the height of the season. Phoenix Hosiery Here Are Values at That Challenge “ Comparison This nifty model made of lustrous black patent or fashionable satin comes in a lower Louis heel and has light flexible soles. Medium length vamp. Economy Basement price, per per. Se i io 5.48 COATS ~ DRESSES % The most wonderful collection of Dresses ever placed A very large selection of fine All-Wool | on our racks, made of the choicest quality All-Silk and ry cS ty All-Wool materials, very neatly and. artistically Coats in a variety of season’s best colors, in trimmed. In this assortment are Canton Crepes, small or large sizes. Very neatly trimmed. | Roshinara Crepes, Silk Failes, Silk Prunellas, Wool af Tricotines, Poiret Twills and many others. 912.95 | $9.95 $14.95 AND UP $19.95 and $29.95 Any Fur in the House These Autumn Oxfords Are Trim and Durable This is unusual Hosiery. There ts such a demand for it that the factory is unable to supply that demand. We are only allowed to buy a certain number of pairs. It’s the sort of hose that people come back and ask for by name. It’s Phoenix. People whe wear Phoenix Hose know that they give miles of service in enduring ele- gance at low cost. More people today buy Phoenix Hosiery than any other brand. Here’s just the thing for fall wear. Made of de- pendable brown or black leather over a medium shaped last and fitted with comfortable rubber heels. Soles that wear. You or the girls will get more than your money’s worth out of these Oxfords at, ,pair_...... $3.98 ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT Operated by Wiggins * Several hundreds Hats of all descriptions, smail and large shapes, So we know that the two prices quoted be- values to Amorica tony —bar hone. Have made in the newest up-to-the-minute styles, very neatly trimmed, % Di. Only. : made of the best quality Silk Velvets and Velours. 30% i s c ount \J ies $2. 10 $4.95 $7.95 $9.95 $1 3.95 Nothing Reserved. Black or Brown. 9L.DO =~ THE LEADER = IGGIN “YOUR SHOEMAN” Ties