Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN. dT TEMPLES ARE REPRESENTED AT CEREMONIAL Salt Gare Ganteeebon Witnesses Gathering Of 400 Shriners. Four hundred Shriners took part {n @ ceremonral convention held at Salt Creek Wednesday afternoon and evening at whicn time 52 candidates were initiated. Thirty-one different shrine temples were represented at this convocation, which was in charge of Kalif temple of Sheridan. ‘The Midwest Refining company’s big dining room was the scene of a great banquet in the evening. Talks were made by such men as L. A. Reed and RR. S. Ellison of Casper, Hud Barrow of Rawlins, Peter Cory of Sheridan HAL RINEY 10 ATTEN NATIONAL CONVENTION ~AS MOUNTAIN DELEGATE Hal Riney, head of the Wyoming Poster company, will go to Cincinnati, Ohio in October to be there October 10, 11, 12 and 18 during a convention of the National Poster association. Mr. Riney was acclaimed the delegate to. this convention as representative of the Rocky Mountain Poster assoc!- ation at a district convention held in Salt Lake July 1%, from which he has just returned. Out of the 127 plants under this as- sociation in Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Montana and New Mexico, the one under the direc tion of Mr, Riney in Casper was the only one which rated 100 per cent. It was because of this that Mr. Riney was appointed as delegate to the con- vention in Cincinnati, ‘The Wyoming Poster company has as its work the erection of advertis- ing bill boards. These it uses in con- junction with newspaper advertising to gain the effect desired, EE — are heart-gripping. ‘They are also placed there to make one think. A spectator can scarcely look on the scene in which the life of an aged| mother is passing away while her| son sits beside her trying to make her laugh while both of them are waiting anxiously for the return of! thelr daughter and sister who is dancing madly in e popular down! town dance palace. Deceit and seifiskness are brought out to a remarkable vividness in one ot the characters of the play. The heroine is awakened just in time to| save herself from his wiles, ——_o—__—_ CASINO ENTERTAINER HAS Fox Trot “Long Lost Mamma” Harty NEW STUFF AND TICKLES AUDIENCE WITH TRIGKS “I Stutter Too Much,” the great song hit with which Doug Isitt used to entertain his Casper admirers hi been given ae number of new twis by this singing comedian and since | he has returned to Casper after an absence and started entertaining at the Casino he has shown Casperites that there was more in the song than @ concert at 8 o'clock this evening| Betty Uftield, at the city park. . director, announces the following pro-| Kitchen. gram of numbers. “Dream “The Waltz “Daughter of Love” David Foote, the Melody” White be Casper Daily Cribune Runden, Smear “O'Sp It Man”|across the roadway. “Mignonnette” March Song “Mr. Gallagher and Mr. March “Tenth Tenth Resimen Tis R, B. Hall, MONEY AND BEAUTY ARE ARKEON DRAWING CARDS Bauman. Margaret Leona Glaine, Mrs. Janes and Scottie Esther Re- One thousand 50-cent pieces were F tia’? . Halt,| Placed before the public at the Arkeon eee see as oct es: | last night in order that they might be Queen” 0.|S!ven out to the ladies present. —_—_——_——— Motor traffic near Stevens Point. | Wis., was brought to a standstill the Bennett.) other day by, drifts of hailstones ALUMINUM SETS Consult Your Grocer Kipling. ette Sherwood, Mae Cook, Grace Bai- BAND CONCERT Pere et ernest | | Louise Bruing, Ann Gottlieb, aoen, | ence Swanson, Olga Christensen, | 7 Helen 1. Wilson, Irene Wilkes; Nettie | § AND CLOTHING 10 SCHEDULED AT “22sec Calar Hi ludson, | Glyck, Jacklin romfield, ene ‘PARK T | Swanson, Frances Bell, Giayds Cala, well, Mrs, Bertha Vaughn, Anette Ford, Miss Effie Shiley, dean, Ruth Hayes, Fern Welch, Mrs. The American Legion band will give| Viola B. Locke, Gertrude Kirkham, and Clothing store and will last until August 1. This is the first summer clearance sale that this company has ever staged. Everything {s being placed on the bargain counter at not less than 20 per cent discount. In most cases the discount is even larger. € Without griping or nausea Society Brand suits, Stacy Adams! CHT AMBERLAIN’S and Bostonian shoes, Harry Berger TABLETS A July clearance sale was opened! shirts, and countless other articles of this morning by the Shikany Shoe apparel will be sold at the low prices. Set your liver right—only 250 FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1923, ‘The reductions in the prices of Indi shoes are as great as 30 and 40 py cent. ‘O TO-NIGHT for loas of appetite, bad b: coated tongue, biliousness. For Saturday FINAL CLEANUP ON Summer Millinery EVERY SUMMER HAT IN THE HOUSE GOING 5 , & candidate. si 29 they at first realized. rar fanaconwaa| given after the ben. Many of Doug's friends find it dif- z * ficult to recognize in the green quet. 1d at Salt Creek country lad with a hard-boiled hat an foses entidged nea tiiees eho sok the conservative Isitt of last winter ace in it as one of the greatest meet. b Like a circus, however, Doug Isitt ings of its kind that has been held in =| comes back with new tricks in his bag and is better than ever. country. Cis: partiotithercouneye Fannte Hurst never wrote a more| Mr. Isitt end Miss Marie Roderick 4 impressive ‘story than “Just Around| work together wonderfully. 3 from an old friend! Van st | he parestings (ified Flavoring bxtrets!| the Corner,” which opened at the| —— The dduble attraction which the Arkeon has the rest of this week in maintaining its beauty contest and also giving silver half-dollars free to the ladies was such l;ast night as to draw a large crowd to the place, The beauty contest should be in by that time. Conséderable competition is be- ing manifested in the trip to Long snaps 8 s . T. Moere and son are attending dese ars carry them.—| Rialto theater last night. The in-| P, T. oa Dept tense scenes in this great photodramato business affairs here from Tulsa who must please the whole family DVO solves the coffee problem ‘at once and for all time for the housewife who has many tastes to please. Here is a coffee with mellow richness, flavor and fragrant aroma that suits the great”majority of coffee drinkers. For years it has been blended so as to make it the coffee for everybody. ADVO has been tested against all—and ap- proved by most tastes. ~ You can serve ADVO Coffee with assurance.” It will ‘please every member of your family. Your guests will praise it. The first taste proves its deliciousness and excellent quality. No other will do, once you have tried ADVO Coffee. Try ADVO tonight. Give your family a real coffee treat! They'll notice the difference. 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