Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 3

9” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923. : | PERSONALS Che Casper Daily Cribune ment of a broken arm incurred: by|and Accident Insurance Co., left this Mrs. Jones’ i-month-old daughter|afternoon for Salt Creek where he Maude Ey will spend some time paying accident elaims, this se 38 eee er Cee Mr. Nisbet was:called to the Colorado capital last week by the death of his Miss Helen Sanderson lett morning for Billings arid will spend PAGE THREE. father-in-law. for Oklahoma :to be gone for some! er house of the state legislature this morning. Another one would liberal- rporation laws with a view & outside erns to file state, thereb John MacFadyen, district manager n rival Mrs. A. A. Slade left yesterday for|tWo weeks there visiting friends. of the Ohio Ol Co;, will return tomor-| time attending to important affairs. | > in this partic her home in Oskaloosa, Il!., where she Sour row morning after several days ab- vee | it is figured, would br! 5 Was called by the ser.gus illness of| Congressman-elect and »“Mrs. Chas.| sence from the city. Tom! Ballwin arrive this ‘evening| $300,000 “and $400,000 75 her father, W. T. Hall, BE. Winter of Casper left Cheyenne ae from Arminto and will spend some | . annually and might aden | Sunday for Washington, D. C., after! ¢. a. Ferguson arrived yesterday | time here on business. | — lead to the cntrance of some of the ; | 'nee. andl nie “Shicte Harter have as| "Pending o day in the state capital.| rom his home in Cheyenne and will cio | END Wyo., Feb. _F ions into business her : {their house guest Mrs. Harter’s sis ages | spend several days here on business.| rerbert Robinson is spending a few | t? o 2 supervision and control ——— $ Was decorated with a pretty birthday) ter, Mfiss Hazel Wurtz of Rochester,|. Mrs. Richard E. Evans was called | ore @ays here from his home in Boulder. rochial and private schools | CARD OF THANKS. 3 Will Entertain kinda eet Sate | caaitiee ofl a sokatiined Gatos cea |e {serious iiinews ‘of "her moter, aira,| oF, Fatrehild and F. Ht. Boaiah a 8S Beard of <eauestian|| fampetsne : Mrs. Burke H. Sine! : Ads. | cae : ene aun {of Denver are in the city for a fow} yr, 3, Waller is a business visitor | exan tain at an informal bridge ee it betta hah eae CONS US| Mires Mande, Browne “ot tiene Tews cesaite bien son, Rich-| gays attending to business affalrs. | tor the week trom Dement Senpols:. 10° a Se re ea ie eee ee Une atteeree tre rer RE CRS close a Said PBPRIALGL AME. Ot Cheyenne | Lem, accompanied ‘her. | oa 8 es enforeemer dence, 504 Milton avenue: ee Altar and Rosary Formal Party ‘ Cheyenne tomorrow evening. 1 ’ Chicago and will join her husband nar GRRE. Chicken Dinner Wednesday. ie aetie } dal iat tele eeab han ot baal gerne Mrs. John Martin were the} Members of the Altar and Rosary; M 4° Mrs, Carl Sha left tae] ete .. c Weber ar’ ived y mocney. from | honored guéats at a formal party] society will serve a chicken dinner veining G@iina beh rahe rack | cc. TREE Pere ecnene tie apend several ¢ n ow ; af eke Nebras fe seve here on. busit given Saturday ovening at the Jef-| Wednesday at the Mullin club. Serv.| {vening for Ing for the dinner will begin at 5:30.! Tickets are now on sale by the mem-| bers of the society and by the younger boys of the church. 6, isis frey home on Sonth Park. Mr. and Mrs. Martin left yesterday for Hong Kong, China after a pleasant visit the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Jef- trey. Stevens arrived this time here. is spending a few days in the city on| business. Mrs. Browne will return to| aaughter arrived this Mr. Rena Farrell and Miss Casste morning from {Los Angeles an intend to spend some, H. H. Vibert is in the city for a week from Los Angeles on business. | Mrs. S. Houston Day and smai!/ afternoon from Thomas Fleming is a Casper visitor in San Diego being registered at the St. James hotel in that city. City Briefs | shal. spent the w visiting his fam Marvel Russell of Kirby ts spend. ing a few days in asper. . H. C. Carson left yest: after spendlr e cn business United States r ek-end in the c HH. L. Patton, ing the visit of Mr. and Mrs.|Mr. and Mrs, Brooks os | F. E. Hurley? yice-preaident of the} Harry Parsons spent several day Pie id ta oe pane seater During they were the honor | Will Entertain, * {Ohio Ol Co., has returned after sev- in the c: n Salt Crec rom: Denver: after nding a Martin in Casper they < Mrs. Leslie Snow of Salt Creek wno} eral days spent cut of the city on! friends days there on t guests at numerous social functions. | Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brooks will en-|y at ween til ton eect een org | oral days spent cut of the city r a Their charming personalities made /|tertain at a formal dinner party to be! 1 he Ric aeons t | business. = fits 7 . Frank Wise ieee: Cadles them particularly popular in social/given this evening at the Henning,‘ P® ease bed | : J. W. Powers left Saturd hotel. cd Mr, and M wiciacie. | A. L. A. Meeting Tuesday Evening. Members of the American “Iegion auxil'ary will hold a soc‘al meeting| Tuesday afternoon at the residence of | f° Tea Club Will Meet. ‘Mrs. Roy Wyland will entertain the faembers of the Tuesday Tea club to- morrow afternoon at her residence, 1022 South Wolcott street. eee ©. & N. W. Club Meeting Tuesday. friends in Denver dent of the auxiliary, Assisting Mrs./°f her brother. Sinclair for the afternoon will be the Mesdames Julia Purcell and sL, M,| Mr. and M Sheppard. All new members as well Children left S The Chicago and Northwestern) 20 visiting members in the c Railway Woman's club will hold thetr |i) tea to attend. : i bicioctiad regular business meeting tomorrow ores Mr. and Mrs. H. Whistler are afternoon at the public library. The) chicken Dinner at meeting will begin promptly at 21 Tutheran Church Rooms. o'clock. All members are asked to be| “Atemembers of the Ladies’ Aid so-|strect Sunday morning. present. Business meetings of the] ciety of the ‘Trinity Lutheran charen | pet ary club are held every second Tuesday of | wit serve a chicken ple dinner Thure:| the month while tho social meetings | Gay “evening, Pebroary fin are held every fourth Tuesday of the| church roome on Ban see Theodore Hooker aturday morning South Park and month. Fourth streets. There will also be a | and children. S38? sale of home made candy during the} Rees sac North Casper Church evening. Mrs. W. P, Jones of Salt Creek is} Chicken Supper Friday. bee ili | stopping with j M The ladies of the North Casper her parents Mr. Valentine Party church will give a chicken supper Saturday Evening. Robert Kirkmeir have| ness caller for the we returned from a two weeks visit with oe Miss G. C. Axelman left yesterday Yew Jersey where she will spena Mrs. Burke H. Sinclair, who is. presi-| Several months visiting at the home| are/ Sheridan to be gone several weeks, | parents of a 12 pound son who ar| rived at their home, 1145 South Cedar} Harold Manorgan returned yester | the| day from Manville after spending sev. | eral days there visiting with his wife | Mrs. Joseph Gerdon during the treat | a ©. Hunter of Chicago is a bus!-| ne ek for Chicago after spending sev days h on business Robert A. By auditor of the Mutu Alexander arn es, manager and | Nisbet, chief of police 1 Benefit Health’ re a_from Denver this _morni are pi provide mong those ¢ Rheumatism ?-banish pain! Apply Sloan's. Restore healthy circu- lation of blood through congested tis- sues, Since congestion causes the pain -almost instant relief! Sloan's Liniment , ~kills pain! '\ AM. For rheuma and for the} ana Friday evening, February 9 at the church, 1009 North Durbin street. Serving for the dinner will begin at 5:30, There will also be a candy sale which will be in charge of the young people of the church, . Birthday Party Saturday Afternoon. The Misses Catherine and Mar-| garet Williams entertained at a ‘valen-| tine party Saturday evening given at their home on @Y avenue. The eve: ning was spent in dancing and pla: ing cards. A lunch was served at| . midnight. The house was decorated | in red and white flowers with valen- tine hearts and dolls for table decora-! Mrs. Jce Cunningham entertained at| tions. Fifteen guests were present, birthday party Saturday afternoon «2 hér home on West Eleventh street] _ DRESSES in honor of, her small daughter Grace Elsie’s third birthday. . Mrs. Cunning: ham was assisted during. the after- noon by Miss Marian Willlams, Fit- teen children were present. The table ASPIRIN Say “Bayer” and Insist! Just a few steps from Setond Street on Center iThe New Lace Collars In the smart “Bertha” and “Bib” styles which arrived this morning will give just that added touch which will make you feel entirely satisfied with the way you are gowned. Unless you see the name “Bayer” on package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer product pregcribed by physicians over twenty- two. years and proved safe by mil lions! for Priced moderately at from $3.50 to $6.50 Colds Headache poo asts spmibee Complete new lines Harache Rheumatism ‘Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin” only, Each unbroken package con- tains. proper directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100... Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci- dester of Salicylicacid.—Adv, of Hose In “Pointex Heel” Now on display, in- cluding a new ship- ment of Kayser Sheer Silk Hose In seal brown, beige, silver, grey and black. Other new arrivals Auction Bridge Lessons Learn to play Bridge correctly and intelligently. Mis. Haggard. —_experienceé Bri¢ge teacher (New York) is in Casper for a limited time. Class or private lessons, Beginners or advanced pupils. Also lessons in Russian Bank, the most interesting two-handed game now being played. Telephone Mrs. Haggard, Henning Hotel Ear Drops Washable Suede Gloves Spanish Combs Kid Gloves One lot of Dresses. sik § 05 and Wool —_——--— These are very special— wae DRESSES § In this assortment are All-Silk f and All-Woo] Dresses. Some real values, .Each’and every one worth double the pric we ask .. nee DRESSES Here are some real plums. More Wool Dresses in this lot. Not a Dress in this lot worth less than $20.00. In this lot you will find a) 95 Silk Dresses. All Dresses, whether of Silk or Wool, are materials. very nicely trimmed and a lot of new classy styles...... The very newest three-piece $ effects in a variety of the new- est Silks and All-Wool mate- rials: If you see these you will want more than one......... HIGH CLASS Dresses of the + .30 finest Chiffon Taffetas, Crepes and other new materials. Very snappy and up-to-the-minute styles . SKIRTS | One special lot of Wool, | Silk Petticoats All-Silk Jersey Petticoats. Genuine Old Fashioned Tennessee Yellow Meated Nancy Hall Sweet Potatoes SERVE THEM OFTEN A Real Food Value The Demand Exceeded the supply of last year’s INDUSTRIAL NUMBER of the Tribune. Order your extra copies Now For this year’s edition and do your part in Boosting Casper Phone 15 Baked Boiled Candied LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS Order Them Today from Your Grocer or Fruit Dealer. Cheyenne Fruit Company Wholesale Distributors | Skhtap Fleaked. In a va- A range of colors and riety o sizes | A fine selection ne fancy, and plain Skirts. Regular ° $6.50 $4.79 Seco Silk values af ° " Petticoats Extra fine assortment of beautiful All-Wool Skirts Light and dark colors. in the newest styles and Fancy Seco Silk. Regular Silk Top Gowns Square and V-necks. tra special at 95C Girls’ Gingham Dresses A variety of pretty plaid patterns and 98e colors. All sizes. ACCOMMODATING pupusa Ex: THE STORE EVERY GARMENT MARKED WITH A BLUE TICKET AND A SPECIAL LOW PRICE SENSATIONAL DEFIANCE SALE THE BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN CASPER Your lifetime opportunity is here. No woman can afford to miss this sale. Money make money by taking advantage of this sensational Defiance Sale. COME EARLY and get your share of the bargains. BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS Black Sateen Aprons. Fancy trimmed - $1.89 Box Stationery. 2 special lots --25c, 43c Flannel Gowns. Made full of heavy flannel_______89¢ Bungalow Aprons. Made of fine quality Percale and zingham. ‘Nicely trimmed and finished —__ Sateen Petticoats Black and colors __.__ -----85¢ Rubber Aprons. Just the thing for the kitchen____43« Sateen Bloomers. For chil- dren of all ages________ 27¢ Turkish Towels. Extra large size 22c Women’s pairs for J. P. Coats Thread _ Women’s Silk Hose_ NOTIONS 2 Bundles Wire Hair Pins 4c Invisible Hair Pins, box__4c Assorted Wire Hair Pins, 175 in box for_____ Assorted Wire Hair P in box for __ Bone Hair Pins, = Little Baby Garters_ Powder Puffs __ Fine Combs, extra qual- NeW seks -13¢ Dressing Combs, 25¢ quality, special ______ 19¢ One lot of Hair Nets__-_5e Double Mesh ,Hair Nets_-9e Steel Crochet’ Hooks_ Thimbles, all sizes _ 9c Dress Shields, 26¢ value 19¢ Pins, 300 to a paper____4c Fine Pearl Buttons. Up to 20c * values. Choice, per eard ‘a52. o------9e black or «ache « 9c Hooks and white _.__ Kid Curlers, pkg. Curling Irons, folding style -___ S4osuc2 108 Safety Pins. All sizes. __4e Western Electric Hair Curl- ers, card apne Middy Ties, 50c¢ value. _39c Middy Ties, $1.00 value 79¢ yes, Binding Tape, per roll.__4e Rick Rack Braid___ “Be Bias Tape -..____- “9c Snap Fasteners 4c nap Fasteners, best qual- ity . ----8c Silk Camisoles All-Silk Camisoles, in stock that sold up to $1.75. Special at 95C COLLARS AND VESTEES About 150 pieces to pick from LEADER makes money and you can Tell your friends and neighbors about it and SPRING SUITS Women’s and Misses’ Spring Suits in all the spring modes. The very newest three-piece effects. The Suit can be worn without the jacket as a dress. of Paisley or other materials. TWO SPECIAL LOTS | 6-95 Other Snappy Suits of the Best Quality, Newest Styles and _shades at attractive prices. WINTER COATS We positively do not want to pack away a Winter Coat. Some exceptional values in this lot. Not a Coat worth less than $27.50 and up to $40.00. $14 95 Your unrestricted choice...... —————=:eruwuwoeieFTiOT Spring Wraps and Coats The newest styles, season’s best shades. All-Wool Cloths. Fine quality Silk lined and faney buckle trimmed. Prices range BAGS, PURSES AND VANITY CASES One large special lot of Bags, Purses and Vanity Boxes. Values in this lot up to $4.75. 98e Choice of this lot About 200 Purses Bags and Cases. Values up to $8.50, choice. oe $2.49 All other Purses, Bags and Vanity Cases at HALF PRICE BLOUSES 8 5 c One special lot of All-Silk Tricolette Blouses in a variety of pretty colors, fancy trimmed. beautiful k Blo selec The Blouse is made 45 About 60 Blouses of Geor- A gette Crepe. In a range of fancy colors. Very neatly pan $1.89 Special High class Blouses of the very finest quality Silk, in season's best shades. All line of s in a won- on of colors $4.85 A beautiful assortment of Crepe de Chine and Geor- derful and nicely trimmed .. sizes. Regular $9 to $12 gette Blouses. Values up values MILLINERY The snappiest and smartest Silk Crepe and Straw Cloth. Failes and hundreds of other The colors are this styles of Hair Cloth, Combinations corded Artistically ti ason’s newest. Prices mmed,. ge $4.95 $6.00 $7.50, $10, $12.50, $15 THE STORE THAT UNDERSELLS