Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 29, 1923, Page 3

* TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1923. With boundary lines a Bingo of the past—every-wound healed—we now join hands in united regard forthe honored dead. Strong or a day in its material task to turn its thoughts to the lofty and the spiritual. No longer is there a south; indeed is the nation that no-longer-is:there-a-n There arocome whothaye not besn able _ %-share the sacrfices which have been boenonts but there are -nons who are.in the tribute to those-who aie things whieh: have breught Confit, ince Ameria hac bon terrible Pa ince America has i fen bern. it ee ee to- exist. Tt-will not thrive tong in- way to save money is to have an ect nd the’ ect in the world”is“a GBtirfown object a home In Butler Heights scien 3 now bating. “Wertely Come*tn.and"Tetvus-talk-it over. 1239%" South: Center’St. Phoéne-453 J. E. NELSON*60. fhe Casper Dailp Tribune Bre Seer rrerdedtedeeteeetectected 7% % ses ss PAGE THREE Memorial Day East, west, north and south—the entire popula- tion of the United States should be vitally a part of the proper observance of “on common.ground, each with-one-ideal—to make_this-nation better and greater. here taking a fitting part inthe Memorial Day exercises tomorrow, we ean de eur a in the most saered of all American days, Memorial.Day was established to consecrate freedom.and democracy as the cornerstones on which the-republic is established. The ieast the average persan can do 3s te diaplay the flag as an-emblem of sinces- ity in-the-proper observance of the-day, SCOTT CLOTHING CO. Fomprrow, Los oeatibe (tis dala eae aed pay hor pay Eaegert the soldier F. W. Woolworth Co. ent DAY feat ion is fhe supreme tar Monees Da : a on: ly must ‘we reverenc; ose Qr ww om this-day has edi i sions “must=strive-tofmaintain ifi¢e. FURNING BACK THE LEAVES OF HISFORY ay 3ath-we-turn back the pages of nor yin er Eeebrenanitipse who as yourg? men=an *wrote ‘large their passaiciae ise Si istory. . \ KASSIS DRY GOODS OO, Q_Sa tan cedes betes RO Sethess Sse essa ome Sess % Sessa sa | America is out-of the war but she has net forgotten it. She cannot afford to for- get it nor to fail to remember the deeds of courage and the little acts af sacrifice that it called ferth, Tomorrow we -willcele- brate-a greatday, a day that is more dis- tinetly American thamany ether for it is a day in ee arti of a great nation pay homage to patest heroes, Me- morial Day i tid be observed by eld and yeung alike, [tshould not be passed lightly ever, GOLDEN RULE DEPT. STORE Memorial Day In the bustle of business we are ‘ese sacred 2 ehuilded the city ec eae inermacdes pe yniel ae oF Baga Day comes a-mifestone inthe hi is of those ai wie deeds made pos- sible the nation of today. Casper.Gas Appliance Co. Memorial Day ble si t few times ina aa ad pportynity to pay trib- ute to” soa Nenioer of those who have giverrtheir lives inthe interest at their * Memorial Bay*is-dedicated to er otinose, o btn at *o 6%-¢! 0 404 Memorial Day. The Joe David Co. Veterans of the North and the Sonth today unite in commemoration of the men who made the supreme sacrifice that the country might be made inta a solid front. Sinee that day the Spanish-Americam-war and the World war have put additional heroes on the rolls, Memorial Day js a.tribute to any-and all Americans whe have served their coun- try in time of need, hitch Ge Memorial Day Each succeeding year rekindles our faith imthe-natian-gnd justifies the sacri- fice made-by thase that gave up:theirdives thatwe might have-peace and prosperity, STONE GROCERY CO, Memorial Day A nafion loyalto-itself first of all but failing to-measure up-to the-stand- aateot advancing-civilization ig the su- preme ideal -of Memorial Day. ‘Notanly imusfwe reverence those for whom this day bas been-dedicatedbut-also we-must strive to maintain the ideals for. which they, made the-sacrjfice. THE FAD CLOTHING COMPANY rete Sesarsars REASEEREEE SES <a sae io 0 seats POPOL OOOO OOOOR MDE DD, % eateate fe 4 Ln nate cte Bnet foto poate ete oes