Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1922, Page 3

MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1972. Che Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE. = BEST SCHOOL ments of Mrs. to leave the Natrona county hospital | Colorado city to take a position with ing. The yesterday and is rapidly recovering|the Citizen's National bank. Mr noon work- from a serious operation performed | Dickensheets is a brother of R. E.! 9 transferced to the © in Casper. a ary oul an ar by. Dre, Kazap and Nolan. Dickensheets, who is associated with | dla NEWSPAPERS a locks are asked to ee the Mills Stationery company G. c } . ™ — ; . - thie m: . G. C. Schoel of Cheyenne, ts spend fing to land Se eg es MRI | a lel | GET PRIZES A ay yne and small sis-| over business affairs = a — the cky yang 4a -sed ter, Emma. left last evening for Salt iit ad hed PER ‘ON Mise Anna May Gossman left today on tone they sxill_ spend several! 1, H. Strickland spent the week-end | Sao for her home in North Field, Minn.. Be etn in Casper from his home in Salt | s Dec. 4. — Fout _}} after spending several days visiting Creek s | t rat place as the best here. eee Miss Mildred Kelth returned this : Miss Georgina Campbell of Ogden morning f. Fr 8 he 4 Cee re Cieitinn ne the heme i the Bouse guest of Mra. Charles | ory mamas we) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH | ec som «| MS URGE RUDENGE! === ‘The ladies of the Altar and Rosary society will hold their annual bazaar | City Briefs ureday and Friday of this week. here. Beis. “ ¢ a Miss Keith also attended the Colorado | ™°"t® 5 Thursday evening a turkey dinner vets heen otstin tae eee J. W. Finney returned yesterday Pi tae will) be served from 5:30 until 7:39 | precerrs E ‘The Misses Winfred Casferd, Jean| from the oll fields where he had been | #PeMding a few days in the city or | School, Spokane i in the dining mom of the club. All | ‘ < Bechtel, Lillian Reed, Gertrude Gry |for several days. business. j eco re donations for the bazaar must be in PP _— ee and Sarah) and Betty Luck of Lincoln, arrives a, a6 ad The meeting held tn the Presbyter- | Hi ‘ 9 s Stewart returned this morning from ‘ - . " ache’ biel’ 2 ’ nf ia aaa took” kane to Demrer cer outing Sean cigs Se ee Sw SOPH | WC Wostring: came up trom]. sce evening end wil wend eov-|ueplors’ of the, Meats, ietherbsed : D r Registered |several days visiting relatives and “4 ee Douglas to spend several days on/| = oe pay — og Secon Sean's. Brcenerneed > Masonic Dance 412 meet. tomor-, friend: b business eral Gays on business. if the church wes well attended. i Friday Evening. Sica=-w. apo. tot A are ee Lou arrived Satur: ee © 8.8 . C. Loveland presided at the as-| 3 The fourth of the series of dancing | S tt street! aie Cecelia Faulk returned : tien pete ase to assume a posi-} R. W. Ladd of the Mitw C. M. Dantels has been transferred | ™mbly and rend the scripture while | ‘ parties being given by the Masons will |} S el oe ecelia Faulk returned yester-| tion w U. 8. Veteran Bureau.}ing company left. Saturday f lerom Great Falls, Mont., to Casper C. Ross, formerly of the U. & 5 Kim-|day to her home in Waltman after 0.01.8 y es | H rs be given Friday evening tm the bal! epantite: aoe days in the city] . eneees Orage field. and will suceeed J. H. McMahon as} in bureau led in prayer. 4 room’ of the Temple. Excellent music era paring aaek' gave in of Fare 5 drapes ee Tony evening for éeice fiel2 man for the National Supply| *peakers were B. L. Scherck and Dr. iH hay been secured and a radio concert | Synurgas Meeting {sae 6.40.4 iting red eo gr the Thanks-| © Cally J. Wahiqu'st is an Omaha| company. 3. M. Anéerson. | ; will be held. Tuesday. Miss Ma tt Newell of Ni b ermae 3 — ee caller this week beieataee Four special numbers were given | . eee . irgaret Newel Natrona. eee car 1 will leave tomorrow] by the choir, while an anthem was} . The regular meetin a car Larson the chotr, n as Marcabee Meeting gee wee ng AnS of the Synur-| Wyo., is spending © few days in the Mrs. Carrie Swanson left last even-| F. W. Knapp, district manager of|for his home in Lusk after spending | sung by the persons assembled. Two | : . held tomorrow evening|city visiting friends. ing for Denver where she will Ci This Evening. at the home of Mra P! K. Bal ane & & two wend *wateeiae “viasth spend the Crane company of Chicago, and| the week-end in Casper solos were rendered by Mr. Rarte and ‘ ‘The Woman's Benefit association of | ¥ards on South W " Mrn. R. T. Davis of Trinidad, Colo..| and relatives. Ing friends/ MM. W. Link, designing engineer for b Bode F Mr. Williams, The quartette com ‘ the Maccabees will hold their regular SS lis spending a week in Casper visiting ei sle the same company, are spending sev HL. T. Zimmerman is a business| posed of Cartright and Jones and Gouraud’s 4 meeting this evening at the I. 0. 0./ Dinner at | tries eadiides “baeatnees: RL. Disknatlibites wie eral days in the city on business caller from Chicago for the week. Jones also gave serevel numbers. % $ F. hall. Candidates will be initiated | Estabrook Home. rile i with the Boulder National eat Roy Tai a ee rt 3 ik S om Sapp oe ac tan pea bes 7 Oriental Cream ; cad petiects WINS Ne. Gueehed, for the| ' Mr. and Mrs. B. 1. Watperock-en-| ».2aee SP uty Pestge tse busthess| Sour yours, aistvell this Weak fram the tie dete ar Suenben me tenity py a Steffen of the rfanonal Sup-|‘he evening of the first Sund 5 coming year. All members are asked|tertained at a dinner party Saturday|and pleasure visitor this week from —— = hE Ee a ares ent Jansary H of” to be present. | evening at their home on Grant street. | her home in Rapid City, 8. D. a . " tee 7m ts © eee Honors were taken by Mra. J. C eee 5 | = i ES AEE AEE ELE EX | Mra. Dean foook abd Bo Ae ws. Dates as, ‘aisy tes eoeeeans Teele wee : EDEL LEE DEAE E LEAL LE: PELEELER | Entertains. > yelled several days in the city from their EE Sriv *& Mrs. T. A. Dean will entertain at|A- L, A- Meeting home in Denver. | | S| @ bridge luncheon today at her h weg & | 8 Mraleott ateeet, hia ie tho rhing|_ The ladies of the American Legion| Friends of Mrs. 3f. L. Gehres will i$ : of the eories of luncheons Mra, Dean | WUzitiary will meet Tuesday afternoon | be pleased to know tha ‘ is giving. Eight guests will be pres ~ cet = re SS, ‘ ents cl: & eee 4 | ) Dinner at Phx § { Miller Home. ® he Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Miller enter- ] i} tained at informal dinner party PM e Saturday evening at their home. H i Twelve guests were present. Yellow | eto os i and white chrysanthemums were | vr} i for decoration rar Lutheran Bazaar and Dinner Thursday. ‘The members of the Ladies Aid of the Trinity Lutheran church will give a yazaar and chicken dinner Thursday at the church. Serving for the dinner | will begin at 5 and continue until & o'clock. 136 South Center St. GIFT SUGGESTIONS Specially priced for this week. Do your Christmas shopping early. Silk Hose at $2.00 Van Raalte Pure Thread Silk. Blatk, brown, castor, * fawn and grey. Casper Natior *‘ Bank + + Presbyterian Bazaar | Wednesday and Fhursday. | The work of preparing the Presby terlan tabernacle at Sixth and Durbin streets for the annual bazaar which will open Wednesday evening at 7:30 was begun today. An unusually large number of useful articles prepared by members of the Ladies’ Aid society and their friends will be on sale. The , booths will be beautiful “amis | <i to form a very attractive display ‘ The Opening of the 1923 congregation as well as the public ‘There will be a brief address by J. ( Ross who was formerly in charge of the ‘Veterans'burpau.,. Qahers ba place on the program in musical ders will be Mrs. n'Lind, A. S. Cartwright; the Mi Qne clasp French. Kid, in black, white, tan and grey. Handkerchiefs 35c Colored Linen Hand-Embroidered. Beautiful quality Linen. Jersey Silk Petticoats $5 Heavy grade of Silk. All colors. S. Walters of Walla Walla, Misa Adelaide Damplere and Paton of Paisley, Scotla: Westminster guild which membership of business girls and teachers will cooperate with the , Ladies’ Aid by having an attractive booth for sale of home-made candy and popcorn. The salo will continue through Thursday afternoon and evening. McKey-Hayes Marriage RATE SE IE REPAIRS IE SEE SE FE EPO RE IE PEPE PEE ay as Is Announced Sunday. | x Friends of Miss Isabel McKey ouses Sto Mr. Harold Hayes, both of 4h's e bs were considerably surprised Sunday | A 7 Pe iets the’ couple: arinoancedi.thelh Crepe de Chine. Light and dark colors. Specially ios priced. Hand Bags $5.00 Velvet, Silk and Duvetyn. Specially priced. Breakfast Coats $7.50 Beautiful changeable Silk Coats. wed¢(ing which had taken place last August in Casper. The Rev. Charles Wilson officiated at the cerentony Blackheaded Pimples Quit Withs.S.S. | On Tuesday, December 12, 1922 RE iE Payments may be made now in order to benefit by the plan to give - $1.00 TO EACH OF THE FIRST 500 cE Christmas Clubs Started This Month and Completed by November 20, 1923 ‘Why? Pimple-Poison Goes When Red- - @ These Red- ls. Soe eae weaters do. : Hex red°viood-cella ia it. More red- Slip-Over All-Wool Sweaters. All shades. Monday morning when the doors opened at the Casper National Bank many people were on hand tv 2 take advantage of the bank’s generosity. This $1.00 is given to each depositor in the Christmas Club Sav- is Fs Dresses $23.75 and $35 ings over and above the regular rate of interest (4 per cent), which is also paid on the account. This is done iS iy We are showing over 100 beautiful Silk and Wool i Pola, = x ja HOE op idttne, two WMEaas Drediar that have that Casper people may have an inducement to become savers—that by easy weekly payments of sums vary- bs ; been priced at much higher figures. ing from 1c to $20 Club members may draw out next November (in time to shop for next Christmas) try % amounts varying from $12.75 to $1,000.00. : i & ts $15 and $45 ae Coa Pas PFE a Be ° I ! fy | Coth Coats that are real values at these prices. wi ME SS i as “ : the = Weed th Tt aa : What the Different Clubs Amount to in 50 Weeks s the mirror. Blackheaded pimples uits wi qarwlecriniee: under the sun—youll _ ftaMionly ene answer. See cell-power Two and three-piece Suits that have been marked u; - INCREASING CLUB PLAN a aaa vercentegtay an, fncreate. i red, as high as $150. E . 1 week. INCREASE your deposit “e A aoe er tietce, ed-celle men cleat- ach mee Bere ae uarevee ene pure rich nleed. ‘They seus sleet Tee ub pays $25.50 100 Club pays $127.50 *<E-@ ay, tovabte because ail Zour” nerves Hats $ 5 00 i. > at DECREASING CLUB PLAN 3 Bootie Pore ee Gait neenoe . weeks “Fila a very popular plans nn our Geponte each REE ead pes ss moa and skin eruptions, from rheama- Your choice of our entire stock. EVEN AMOUNT CLUB \ w Siem, tmpncltie racing, Bed bioed- g Put Ir) the SAME AMOUNT. esch week. 75180 weotat . E ella are the moss important thing ia i g ie a ae ; PES eels at alt drug stores in ey oa BE bec “The larger size bottle to | Albrecht Furs at One-Fourth Off. . the more economical. ‘ fi } | % 4 ee * S.S.S Reece cpa | SESE SE SABES SE SE DEE ETE FE SE PETE DE PESO BIE FE PE PEPE IESE PET IE FE FE FE PEPE IESE SE PEF ESEFER GY