Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 2

PAGE TWO. CALVES IS CALVES NO MATTER WHERE THEY ROAM, REAL COWFUNCHER DECIDES BY bt op EY aaesgg Ts t 19.—"This ¥ 1 his fellow students t themselves up ger from what American Legion Ne ew IS. Dec, 19.— ust enjoy machine ational of the American Legion said at a recent Indianapolis Service meeting of th club. Dr. Bar ged.n payment of the country’s > the world war fight er before deration of the ship sudsidy and other purely commercial measures before congress. “Let America straighten tteelf out and re-establish the true democracy,” said Dr, Barrett. “Democracy is; thé spirit of God. Before we attempt to propagandize democracy abroad we must ‘be sure that its spirit exists in the United States. We must start democracy at home+with our chil- dren, our servfints. We Americans are fascinated by slogans, but oft entimes do not look for the truth behind the slogans, accepting thelr statements as literally true without investigation.” The Americans who fought over- seas are the best authority on Inter- national questinns, the Auxiliary lead- er stated, because he has come in contact with the people, themselved, instead of the diplomats and_politi- clans, During thelr period abroad the American fighters learned to appre- clat¢ the many advantages of Amer- ica, according to Dr, Barrett. Declaring that within the next fow sof the world war pon to assume the country, Dr. Bar. rett urged that ex-service men prepare their duties, which, 1 would be fulfilled as ‘they and Miss Bess B. Weth ul secretary of the Amer- of the Ind club, which 18 compose’ representatives. apolis of exservice Va., Dec. 19.—A sale the American Legion Bluefield, W. conéucted br - THE TRUTH ABOUT ASPIRIN "Bee What Reteacs Has Dons In Tingle’s Laxo Aspirin A statement tie Research often inter- Many people lief aspirin t feared to 6 after dis- Men of science worked @eithfully end tho: y until mow you get In TINGLE'S LAXO jASPIRIN a tablet that overcomes jall these former objections. A wentle laxative has also been add- Jed, and once the main 1s gone, this fleansine assures you thorough elimination of the cause. the ase men ane en Laxe ASPIRIN with the three pointa: these calves what we're and the cuives wht essionahy Take three generalized es for example. the show calves, » to have long skirts under t froin Paree.”’ Red lighted a lg whiff of smoke thr and tossed the match “Ever hear of a ‘A of Cogies going hy right now. Then is mavericks,’ ain't got no brand but just Sround loose call ‘Woolies,’ guys use that name for the calves WitM the fuzzy coverings. about calves which just. site down calves range all the t the east and west both has lots of which is calves. that runs We have what we too, Mebbe you city And how ‘deadheads’—the same being and s peaceful for a cowboy to walk anstien houghtfully Red ldoked over the passing show, unmindful of the cur- fous gazes of the New York girls e visibly impressed by his 8 sombrero, his checkered id bis fancy boots. “There's only one big difference T can ze." he concluded, west “The hang around a me, while-my guess that these -here, ones never get out shawle, bead chains and bags. , Seattle Wash., Dec. 19.—There Is a y | Steat need for phonograph records for .| the Western Washington Hospital at Stellacoom,, Wash., the American Le: gion auxiliary members were informed when they recently took delicacies to the’ former seryice men at the hompi- 1. Twenty doztn doughnuts; cigar- s, canned fruit and three boxes of were among apples were distributed. New Orleahs, Dec Sixth grade of &t school memorized Creed.” a. powe: } and tngpirin; pen! to American IféamPauring Aimer. ican Education Week. It was written by one of the sisters who teaches one of the higher grades, ang was recited each day during the week. The creed follow “I believe: in ‘the United States of America as a government of the peo- ple, by the people, for the people, whese powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a dentocracy 19.--The entire Ann's ‘parochial “The American's the dianapoli j Deaf a vange only to mek their mother is supper ready.’* Auxillary, Post No. articles made|many ‘sovereign etates; a perfect Dy sabled. vet at Davin| union. one and inseparable, establish- Marion, Va roved popu-|@d upon those principles of freedom, Christmas shoppers. The-ar-| equality, justice and humanity. for ticles for sale include rugs and vari.|which American patriote sacrificed sus Kinds of flower baskets, trays,| their lives and fortunes I therefore, believe tt is my duty to my couutry to obey its laws, und to defend it against all enemies.” fo respects its flag Indianapolis, Dec 19—John B. Rey- nolds, secretary of the Indianappolis Chamber of Commerce, has assured American Legion that the state legisiature will pase a law. making it ver to hold another Speedwa; on Memorlal day at the In Motor. speedw: be Casper Daily Cribune |PREAINEVENTORY SALE ‘EVENT AT BOOTERY, WI UST UNTIL. CHRISTMAS A preinventory sale wil! be staged by the Bootery, which ts located tn the 0. 8. buflding,-Deginning Wednys- éay and lasting unt! Christmas. The management tw in the habit of stag: te such clearance sales annually in order to make reom for more stock. Many fine values are being offered by the establishment which has. be come #0 much a part of Caspers Jesthing business during the last few yeu: that it ts the symbol of the on in shoe workmanship. ager ache erveccrt: C ‘weyenie Park "Tiees ‘Weeded Out’, “CQHETENNE, Wryo., Dec. Salant trees are being taken from the city Cream Powder! Notice its perfect smoothness, delicate fragrance, un- usual density and the wa: it stays on till you { COLD CREAM POWDER. beDe UME PIS WHITE BOKES “TPRY Armand Cois | it off. | * end package conta/ning | generous samples of | Armand Cold Cream , Armand Tvuquet., Cold Cream, ishing Cream, Talcum and Soap—Address ARMAND—-Des Moines , SUNDAY AFTERNOON, DEC, 24th AT THE IRIS THEATER ETHEL MANN em WILL PRESENT HER > @uRISTMAS ENTE T 7S MENT co: 28 NUMBERS Bx STARTING PROMPTLY AT 2:00 P. be ae ‘This will be in addition to the “Styles and Smiles” Company's admission. show—All for the one WHEN YOU’RE DISTRACTED-- ’ What do you do? Upon whom may you rely for help- i ful suggestions? Why, certainly— ed ih pol aoe nrg We're as Old.as Casper—but We've Lots of New Ideas. 1889—1922 When you're frantically trying to collect the stray ends of your wits—and you're saying over and over, “There are but 4 days left till Christmas— what'll I get for daddy, or mother, brother or sis- ter, for this friend or that—” e ee Fas Park here in order to insure the bet sa Ter LE Ts OT Be ay a a BE Ss active stand follows: Those showing « fungus the wer@iiwat wat ‘bigts to. talter | body -wenioly te Ste oe Wiel growth showing a @seased condition, becadee of expesure amid. shock so! for justice to disabled men. and on the those which were badly misshapen. | Sree Sans toe eeate Nreeciie: Lesion will {ul the responsibility of ter growth of thoss-remaining. action has been taken on the advice jot Irvin J. McRary of Denver, « land scape “architect apd town planner, ‘The distinctive quality of the park is the grove effect, of closely planted trees, principally cottonwoods. A few ey ro jocust are Included, but a runted growth because Loved = been overtopped by the more, rapidly growing cottonwoods. ‘Trees were marked for removal as ties on t cottonwoods which were seriousiy! overshadowing maples, + and oth- | ers” | IS OF we Louleville, Ky.. Dec 18—Judge} } Kenesaw Mountain Landis, high com- missioner of baseball, in an addremi to| y supposedly able bodied veterans “Weg ‘Fugen rs a SPECIALTY STORE 218 East Second St. Phone 19943 Beautiful Selection of Bags, Purses, Party Boxes ing in price from............ with wonderful co from ors... brown and black in box, at... de Chine, from... Patent Leather, genuine Pin Seal and Suede... French hand-mede Beaded Bags. ioe combinations. Rang- ._—$3.75 to $18.50 Artistic designs Ranging in price ___-$18.50 to $42.50 Silk Hosiery Full fashioned, 100 per cent Pure Silk Stockings. ee lisle aeariee top. Full range of staple col- $2.50 pair, box of 3 pairs $6.75 AILSitk Hosiery Full fashioned, in otter, cinnamon, gray, y site, seal, $3.00 pair, box of 3 pairs $8.50 Handkerchiefs Dainty Pure Linen Handkerchiefs at 25s, 35c (3 for $1.00), 50c Dainty Hand embroidered Linen Handkerchiefs at 75c Swiss: embroidered, Hand! sie eae Nicely PHY, up, 3 ..50c Silk ls ‘ Teddie# Gowns and Bloomers of Radium and Crepe ~The Arcerican Legion is the only seeing thet a cress dges ite duty.” “P'ay that one again” There are some sungs that you can’t hear too often. When you own a Victrola you can hear them as many times es you like. And when you own a Victrola ban Stig you hear them sung or pla: at their 7A Victrula puts tthe wie "s greatest artists of inbtrument and yoice at your instant f a your selection of our many attrac- ola Gosia now. one of “payment plans and play as you Victrolas from $25.00 to $350.00 _ Console Models from $100.00 Come in and hear the new Xmas Records, The Chas. £. Wells Music Co. Home of the Chickering OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS 232 EAST pei Pat AMAS SHOPPERS HERE ARE | Two High Class. Specials WE ARE OFFERING FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK They are specials that are being offered in the nick of time. Christmas is only a few days away. The values cannot -be duplicated at wholesale prices. aa | eo 1,200 PAIRS OF Silk Hosiery Lisle tops, ful! fashioned, in black only; guaranteed not*to be seconds; regular value $2.50. For the Balance of This Week THIS IS A TYPICAL FUCHS SALE — SEE WINDOW DISPLAY | The Fuchs C€ ompany Which we have just unpacked. rect from the manufacturer. Mrs. Fuchs while in New York. Saal 5,000 Pieces of SILK UNDERWEAR~ . This merchandise comes :di- ~ It was personally selected by FOR THE BALANCE OF THIS WEEK $ 6.00 Values$ 2.95 $ 7.50 Values $ 3.95 $10.00 Values$ 4.95. $12.50 Values$ 5.95 $15.00 Values$ 7.50 $20. 00 Values $10.50 : THE NEW CHIFFON ‘Silk Hosiery Ribbon back. A Chiffon Hose manu~ factured to give the best of wear. A regular $4.50 value; black only. For the Pelasce of This Week $2.45