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PAGE FOUR id} AVATRONA POWER ADVERTISING Casper Sunday Morning Cridune & V] {s trying to outdo himself. While women spectators—and men who in Denver last week Mr. Harris ar-| have an artistic eye for feminine ap- parel. Just one look at the costumes ranged for some special added fea- SUNDAY, APRIL 22, 1923. Niles Welch, Betty Brice, Adele Far. rington, Virginia Harris, Tom Ric- ketts, Harry Holland and Qtto Led- Justified. A Geliclous comedy drama depict- ing the life of representative notables examples of the costumer’s art, be- decking the forms of many beautiful women. “The Spenders” fs adapted tures which will come direct from the| Worn by the guests at some of these|in New York's high society and fi-|from the novel by Harry Leon Wil-| erer. his vaudeville cirouita. ‘The first one SPlendid social functions will show| nancial circles, “The Spendera” dis-|son. In the cast are Claire Adams,| The eame program will be repeated | aunent todas in addition to the the_ittle of “The Spenders” is amply| plays the highest and most strikingRobert McKim, Joseph J. Dowling, | Monday. traveling the circuts and Mr. Harris 1s considered lucky to get them here) at this time. | The photoplay, “The Spenders,” is @ real fashion show in itself ang dis- plays an array of georgeous costumes, | the latest creations worn by New York’s upper circle of society, bewtl- Convention of Electric Light Men in St. Louis Pro- nounces Ads in Tribune Singularly Attractive and And Interest-Compelling, Mgr. Lewis Reports. Photoplay, ‘‘The Spenders, - and Vaudeville Features Completes Program. Starting today the Revues compahy will present one of the big eastern x dert: d fascinating in number and Advertising of the Natrona Power company, which regu-| musical comedy successes, ‘“‘That’s| {otcty is a feature of Benjamin 3.| larly appears in the Tribune, was pronounced a noes of es Volga pene wa sieton atthoey Hampton's grent photoplay “Tho | ind a he best i he Uni § PAY Uo eet teeth ls . “ nell IE il delight kind and among the best in the United States, at the annua Do trying to, outdo ® hihecle. “Whtle| BDcnaen that w: eight the meeting of the middle west division of the National Electric Light association in St. Louis the past week. ; Samples of the advertisements, clipped from the Tribune, Ng purposes on will hu to sta y and if you feel i ugh ¥ advise you 3obby Vail says it OARSENESS It Takes More Than A Plow i_ ob " to St. I Gee that they have a personal part in| has the big ick of anything they bats ad trplene scone paces Lewis of Denye f the|making those services adequate and| have yet presented. It's a sure cure —tub well over the throat. ss 1 on Pub-| fair in cost—through fairness and|for the blues and will keep you in fi f ich | co-operation. Newspaper advertising the rest of the week ip | everything else in the 1d deville fea VAPORUB it sell this Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Some of the 1 he country a FMM SIZ AYWEAWY RN AWA" Sail ee FE NEE clared 5 ‘ be be t SEN Ee] "TO’ To break ground for planting. There must be | a force to pull the plow and hands to direct it. It takes more than ambition to plow the field of your future. But ambition hitched to your savings account, advancing under your direc- tion, will prepare your fields for your success seed. Come in for your pass book. npany of Casper 4 clectric, gas, street rail- way and telephone companies in the | ain regio inspira- | e larger com Lewis. advantages of their chief effort now is to show the people K. OF C. 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The further- This 19 @ pussie ploture tn g ance of this project means a greater [hich the whole family may join Winning Answers Will Receive Prizes F in—Father, Mother, Brother, Bis- As Follows: fellowship and activity among thie ter, all of you can receive equal we | supports a home for the Knights o' ary, This list contains every wor: Columbus and the local lodge believes Roove could posal, bey Tn the that such a project ts feasible here. he picture over carefully an + The news and advertising columns of the Tribune during the coming Bors pod week will carry detal's of the big have to send | you'll agree with us that it the ea oh | most fun you've had In many « never, seen a da puszle to are big. $1,600 in o prize winner. Write tod opy of the Picture and in COSTS NOTHING TO TRY, BUT YOU CAN WIN $1,500 If your list of ‘“T-Worda" ts awarded First Prize by the | Judges you will win $60.00. 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