Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 20, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO. It’s a candy factory, the first real factory for the making be open to the public tomorrow for a thorough visit of inspec- done, while he | points. ww addition “Sg SALT CREEK WILL HEAR he making. em iarge corpora’ tablishments in order to determine partment concerning them. H ’ ry <1) | Where the services of these men may he —" of real candies ever built in the state of Wyoming, and it will) pe utitisea. steele ft Sree act CHRISTIN ERDEAIOR tion. This is the great home of the Lukis Candy company lo-|*on of seen under the provisions UJ} Yi cated on South Certer street in the Chanticleer building. The writer went through the splendidly-equipped plant “yesterday and was amazed that this to ship the Lukis candy to these great thing had be of the act oie ween vt ow go ae CONVENTION 15. OPENED charge or retirement of many efficient | officers. Of the officers to be separ- ated from the.service many are hi¢h-| ly qualified professional men — law-| yers, surgtons, ch wiains, engineers, | dentists and veterimirians. Many oth | rs are men of high attainments, qual-' phe Ch, ‘Casper Dailp Cribune commercial and industrial establish-jopened last night with every promise/ subject of an address by nag Runyn| ‘Three of the larrest insurance com- CANDY FACTORY OPEN SATURDAY or saris: orricersosscensmrsoen ct mae wins area's qualifications are requested to|over Wyoming are in Casper to at-/ or. Prominent church and|Christensen, state The an inspiring talk, “Steadfast in Pray- communicate with ‘the headquerters tend this session which will close this} Special music was played by mem-|heavy taxes, Now Facing Release Sinn corps arcs, Presitio of San evening. tions required. t In order to assist surplus officers to| Upon request, the names of men 1), t is making a canvass of all Will be furnished together with othet tions and Industrial es-|pertinent data on file in the war deo men have been Ss approved June BANQUET THis EVENING, a sign of service. A : CROWD GOING FROM HERE st apeaks for iteelf dered to say: “We " The walls are y, the famous Salt Creek Republican club will hold big rally for Frank W. Mondell John M. Snyder and Frank E. Lucas, Sat urday night at the Salt Creek hall. A big delegation from Casper will attend rally. The Salt Creek Republican club, officered by George E. Smith, W. ¢| W. Runkle, and Frank Hnudson with y|m well organized working force have rs, so pleas-| succeeded in arousing the voters of > whole-|Salt Creek to the tmportance of the | coming election, and Frank W. Mon- his appetite fo candy afterward, and as a some their working con ". | ‘The writer was taken to the rear | dell, and the entire Republican ticket where he was shown & spacious ware, | Will carry this district Sy big major- house in which carloads of sugar and | ities. other Mgredients that go to make| The Salt Creek band, an organtce. candy were stored. From this he was | tion that would be a credit to a large taken to the cooking room, saw the ity, and composed of men employed massive caldrons full of candy in the jin the Salt Creek field will furnish making, hence to the moulding room,|the music for ail the Republican where he was shown the hundreds of | rallies. Speed Up ceive her gifts from the thoughtful | young gentleman whose admirations | —5c Everywhere Don't lag. Eat little raisins she is fortunate enough to possess, and speed up. | Back to the large room he saw in / Delicious when you're hungry. New life when you're tired. 1560 calories of energizing nu- triment per pound—75% fruit sugar, in practically Predigested form—therefore almost imme- - diately effective. Furnish food-iron also. Get little red box now and try. —Se everywhere. Little Sun-Maids “Between-Meal” Raisins detail the machine that whipped the creamy hearts of chocolates, noticed | huge tebles on which wer spread | candles that were to be cut, as well | as those that had been passed through | the mould and were cooling, watched | with enthusiasm the chocolate dippers; at their work, and studied the finished | products in their several varieties and shapes. The tmpression which one recelves at first entering the Lukis candy fac-| tory is not in the least bit changed for the worse when one leaves it. | The opening tomorrow will be a pleasurable opportunity for Casper- ites who are interested in can¢y and| ini Wyoming industries. | The plant has @ capacity of 5,000 pounds daily, and will probably be ‘worked to that capacity by the time Denver, Omaha, Minneapolis and other cities within the surrounding, stdtes Leoome awakened tothe fact that-here in the West, here in Casper, | | théfe is an institution thet turns out | something besides vaselin and filvver fu@l, Arrangements have been made An Unprecedented Ofiering Silk and Cloth Dresses Monster Specials $10.00 Going Strong These Wonderful Tailored Tricotine Suits matchless in Casper for the money. $19.95 Henning Hotel Block THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWD! “The Store of Better Values” : We're Building for the Future With Super-values Today! Of most popular production, including values vou’ll readily recognize as being worth up to $25 All wool, silk lined, navy and black, designed on the long straight lines; suits of the refined character and Ladies’ and Misses’ Sport Coats The kind you usually pay $25 and $30 Double-faced, pad P back, some satin All sizes lined, some with From 16 to 46 L.3 fur collar. e No two alike a National Sample Suit & Coat | ristian Endeavor convention isi ne room } ified to fill responsible positions in which is now In progress in this city ta pet at Rade ae that is prepared with an eye to the pace ine snatadeicbon, sai namend tectentamme rete! AER RS eas wae See r" 5 Malted| No There is no “Just As Good” Don’t accept substitutes—don’t buy baking powder that is sup- posed to be just as good as Calumet—don’t think that a big can ata low price means areal saving. Use CALUMET The Economy BAKING POWDER Avoil disappointments, | Milliows of housewives are using Calumet because ot its dependability. They know that the bakings will always turn out just right. Pies, g es, Discos, ie a always be ectly rai { light and wholesome if you use Calumet, the real eco- nomical leavener. Calumet sales are 2% times | as much as that of any other |~always call for it. . Store 112 South Center St. | Francisco, giving the special qualifica-| “wns agaress of welcome for the efty| Another program of equal interest ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° ° R. Hildebrand, find positions in civil life the war de-/porsessing the required qualifications 0° 4° tne churches. CO. Wilson A|thi® evening: in the Christian. church, ft partmen delivered by H. E. Perkins, for Endeavorers, R. was made by Miss Mae “The Convention Complete” was the} Patent Leather Here is a chance to get deperidable sturdy school shoes at a real saving. All are of a style and weight suitable for fall and The sort of shoes that are neat enough for dress, yet stout enough for hard school Don’t Neglect this Offering Economy Basement. — No faacy frills, No unnecessaries, All these savings are yours. PUB OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 6. SATURDAYS UNTIL 9. 12 LBS. SUGAR . ... $1.00 A Few of Our Many Bargains Listed Below SPECIAL FANCY SPRINGS 29c Choice Fat Hens -.__-_ 274e Round Steak Try Russell’s chicken hot Tamales, Con-Carne and home bers of the society during the evening. jand value is in « ' A great banquet will be held at 6:30 invited to take part in the occasion. About 100 tickets have already been sold. { you can keep spirits. mor. . Why Not You? Phun Phestival And Jewelry Repairing of the better kind 15 and 25 cents TONIGHT Special Values In The Economy Basement 234 Pairs" Of Women’s and Growing Girls Oxfords and Growing Girls High $3.98 . Take adva Economy Shoe Basement «--- = Operated by Wiggins ‘ sings now LIC MARKET Fifth and Wolcott Streets Pork-Ghops 2 2207305 =% 35c Pot Roast ------ 48—47%4e = Pork Roast -___________ 99e EH ih 20c —§ Leg-o-Lamb __________. 85@ Rib Boiling Beef ______ 10c@ Best Hams’ --________ 284e Shoulder Steak ~__-____ 20e Best Bacon ____-_______ 40c aeaaae Bae 830e@ Sugar Cured Bacon ___- 30@ Shah Smyeitocts 25e Bacon Briskets ________ 95e Ou of the High Rent District Does It Milk; quart = S20 soe Coffe Cream 14--pint ; Whipping Cream 14-pint _______ 18¢ A Full Line of Quality Vegetables and Fruits Chili THE MARKET SHOE SHOP. Our Workmanship Is Unexcelled If you feel good after the football game, nines where If you feel bad, here’s the place to get in a good hu- Everybody else is going, Gym of the First Baptist church, corner Fifth and Beech. General Admission ‘panies in the UUnited States have Rev. Charles G. Stout Gelivered| witnarawn from continental Europe, owing to excange depreciation and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922. ; Perfect Coffee impossible without correct granulation The old home coffee mill, . while it might operate satisfactorily for a short time, was very quick to deteriorate into an in- strument for breaking instead of grinding cof fee and the resulting granulation was far from lending itself to efficient advent of the Vacuum Process it became possi- ble to pack coffee ground and since that time, the public has found it pos- sible to purchase coffee with an improved gran- ulation. . The experiments that Hills Bros. have con- ducted over a period of years has shown that this part of coffee man- ufacture isan exceeding- ly important item. Cof+ fee, if ground too coarse- ly will be wasteful in ze cult, and if ground ex- tremely fine, will lack in flavor.to an extent that it/will be impossible to brew. from it a perfect . cup of coffee, It is unnecessary to call to the attention of users of Hills Bros. Coffee the uniform granulation thatis consistently main- tained, forit is one ofthe important-items in the course of manufacture of a more perfect coffee beverage.