Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1923, Page 7

he Casper Daily Cridune PAGE SEVEN. BIG AUCTION SALE ‘There will be a big auction sale at 234 South David, Saturday afternoon AAI 8:80 o'clock, and the thas|t 2 p.m. of household furniture, | 4 arranged for a certain period of ab- fag ry cooking utensils, dishes | HES MT A ( l al =a oe a = Illness Proves Fatal to Leo.White Plume; Body Goes to Lander. A pall was cast over the tribe of Arapahoe Indians encamped at the Rodeo grounds when Leo White Plume, one of the prominent mem- bers of the tribe, died after an fliness of several weeks. White Plume was sick even before the tribe started for Casper and it was thonght one time that he should be at the reservation, but the call of the war dance anf other celebra- tions to be had here was too great for : the Indian so ho came along. ‘The body of the deceased will be shipped, back to the reservation at Lander for burial. Old In Years But still a youthful beauty By Edna Wallace Hopper For 40 years I have been in the A New Complexion. Mmelight, and for 82 years a stage) Youth Clay brings a new com- star. Yet I still am playing youth-| plexion quickly. It purges the skin ful parts, and I look like a girl in her| of all that clogs it—the causes of ‘teens. sallowness, blackheads and blemishes. ‘Thousands of women ses me daily,| It draws the blood to the skin to and marvel et my looks. Many have| nourish and revive it. The result is asked me the secret, and urged me to, that rosy afterglow which amazes one supply them what I use. at first. It firms the skin, combats the i hee wh Mi Gecided to do #0, #8 2) cause of nes and wrinkles, reduces Cou by se Aleaes have arranged 80/ eniarged pores. Many women, in 30 who may get the helps I’ minutes, seem to drop ten years. My found. And I hope and believe that) bioom and contour at my grand old they will bring to millions what they | age shows what constant use will do. brought to me. ‘Women cannot look their best with- tee eearne er out the use of clay. Nor can they Many years ago French experts| keep their youth. The users of clay taught me the use of clay. And that,| stand out in every crowd. with other helps, made me a famous| Now this super-clay—my White beauty. . Youth Clay—is placed at your com- first clay: enaal mand. It does the utmost that a clay Liane pats endl can do. You will always thank me for it when you learn how much it means. Edna Wallace Hopper’s Yputh Clay is supplied by all druggists and toilet counters. Prices, 50c and $1 per tube. Also my Youth Cream, which should follow the olay. Also my Facial -|Youth—my unique Iquid cleanser. have found ways to refine it, to| also my Hair Youth, which brought the useless mud. The clay I) my luxuriant hair. My Beauty Book Covers Casper and Suburbs MRS HOUSEWIFE— Here are the dealers. They have BUTTER-NUT COFFEE. Thousands of homes are using it and these dealers recommend it. TO OUR CITY CUSTOMERS— We appreciate your co-operation in the sale of BUTTER-NUT, “THE COFFEE DELICIOUS.” TO OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS— We can only say thank you. Should we publish the thousands of your names it would take the entire Casper Tribune. : A TO YOU ALL— . We say thanks for your help, and don’t hesitate to continue to push the much-called-for, much-liked_ quality first BUTTER-NUT, “THE COFFEE DELICIOUS.” . For our part, we will continue to aid in the sale of BUTTER-NUT COFFEE by advertising and will build up a permanent trade for you by unchanging quality to consumer. dead man was about 40 years of age, Long Ten Seconds Told of In Thrill “The Longest Ten Seconds of My Life” is the title which “R A. P." has given to his thrill story that the Tribune publishes herewith. The con- tributor receives two tickets to the America Gree ENS OS, “Salling up reached the falls of San Ygnacio, On nel devoid of cataracts, ascended here and into mid-stream again. “Behind us was the roar of the falls. Then the wind died. Helpless, we drifted down, down, and gazed in terror at our approsching doom. Death lurked in those swirling waters. PAXTON & GALLAGHER CO., Casper—Branch Phone 1144 safety. ow use ig white and clean and) comes with each, “It was our last sail on the Rilo . It you want more beauty and Ee Grande.” RAP. They heve found added factors| longer youth, these are the ways to k which bring many new benefits, They| attain them. They cost me years of THREE WOMEN ARE FINED ANO GIVEN SENTENCE FOR DISREPUTABLE ALLINGES On the charge of conducting houses of il] repute, Mary Chavez and Edna ‘Wilson were each fined $50 by Judge John A. Murray last night and sent- enced to 30 days in jail, In leu of the jail sentence they were given 24 hours to get a job if they cared to take edvantage of the opportunity. Anna was fined $25 and for being an inmate of such a house. Her jail-sentence was also suspended for 24 hours. —_—_——=>—_ Colored Disturber Fails to ‘Appear, Bond Is Forfeited turbance and shooting a fire arm. ‘Vinnie Adams, his wife, the woman whom the.shot was fired at, hed her case continued until tonight at which time the elusive husband will be pres- ‘pg concealed weapons and shooting in the public streets as well es dis turbance, ——_——__——. PIERCE AND ROSLYN ARE POPULAR AT THE ARKEON does give you « clear complexion the expense is trifling. Simply get an ounce of Othine— double strength—from any druggist and a Ns ve applications should show you how! easy it is to rid yourself of the homely freckles and get a beauti- ful complexion. Rarely is more than one ounce needed for the worst case. Ba suro to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine as this strength ‘s sold under guarantee of| ap, Bulls Heater with the fandsoma money back if it falls to Oreckles—Acrertisament, remove tell me this white clay, which I call/ searching and fortune. They cos’ my Youth Clay, is the last word in facial clays. It brings entirely new conceptions of what clay can do. usiness The ,Cost of Simplicity no easy matter to provide thousands of homes with hot water service so ready, so reliable, so convenient that your whole share in the roars is reduced to the mere act of turn- ing @ faucet. And yet that’s just the sort of service you get from a Humphrey Automatic Gas Water Heater. . -, ' ‘umphrey pany ‘worked for thirty-six mE to the one perere ite aa sturdy ginple for You pose Sti all the hot water you want whenever you want tt. anew —ianann It fe not unusual for manufacturers of low priced water heaters to claim, that they doas wellas Humphreys. But the price tag gives the show away. Your common sense will tell you that with scant production and inferior selling organi- Hompbrays oly goo wat=by giving youoe feriorqua! only Soe Waray siving you toe ice too that costs much more in the long ran, The simplicity and economy— the freedom from work and worry and annoyance — the satisfaction and enjoyment that you will get from a generous hot water supply elivered the Romphrey Onty way is well worth the Come in-and ash how a pe works—and reasonable price we ask, iho k wade Casper Gas ‘Appliance Co. Inc. Phone 1500 115-119 E. First sponse: of Or go to the Plumber m $ajercie bs Your Own Neighborhood payments. Down (a . 4 Green Jacket BE SURE IT'S A HUMPHREY ial: you very little. “Hdna Wallace Hop-) address, Waukesha, | v5) Casper and suburban dealers who handle Butter-Nut Coffee. This is the largest list of grocers ever published. in Casper selling any one item per- taining to the trade. grocery ANDERSON BROS. GROCERY Anderson Bros 1293 Hast J St. Phone 648 BASKET STORES CO., Inc. Kittle & Mitchell BASKET STORES CO. Inc., No. 1 601 W. Railroad Ava Phone 403 BASKET STORES CO. Inc. No, 2 939 So. Cedar Phone 688W BASKET STORES CO. Inc. No. 4 208 So. Jackson Phone 10595 BASKET STORES CO. Inc. No. 5 700 No, Center St. Phone 1164 B. & A. GROCERY A. H. Bunnell 1st and Yellowstone ©. H. BONNEY, _ 1720 B. Yellowstone. BURLINGTON GROCERY Frank Millslagle 736 N, Burlington Phone 2141J. BRADDY'S GROCERY R. D. Braddy 1146 E. C. Street. Phone 2154W No. Durbin and J Phone 490 BLUE FRONT GROCERY B. R. Williams 446 So, Wolcott Phone 457 CASPER STORAGE GROCERY 0. G, Johnson 117 EB. Second 8t. Phone 97 and 98 CENTRAL GROCERY & MARKET E. R. Williams 129 W. Second St. Phene 11 ©. Y. GROCERY & MARKET P. G. Bradas 653 CY Avenue Phone 1447W Phone 1183 CEDAR STREET GROCERY CORNER GROCERY Bert Gard 1339 E. Second St. Phone 672W DAVIS GROCERY W. T. Davis 102 W. J. St. Phone 480M DOUGHERTY’S GROCERY AND MARKET Jas. Dougherty 919 Craig Bt. Phone 20515 EAST CASPER GROCERY F. A. Senft 1444 B. Second St. Phone 742 FOOD SHOP P. E. Gearhart 1225 E. Second St Phone 1851W FITCHIE’S GROCERY H. H. Fitchie 1200 8, Cherry Phone 665M FLOYD'S GROCERY M. B. Floyd 250 E. K. St. Phone 705W GALLES’' GROCERY & MARKET G. F. Galles 903 N. Washington Phone 20843 G. & H. GROCERY Gay & Hourigan 603 BE. 12th St. Phone 2274 GRAND GROCERY Williams & Wofford 228 E. Second St. Phone 13 GRANT STREET GROCERY B. R. Williams 815 8. Grant St. Phone 1168 HARTMAN’S GROCERY Albert Hartman 956 8. Chestnut Phone 1201 HENCH GROCERY Sam Hench 826 EB. A St Phone 2040 HOLCOMB'S GROCERY W. L. Holcomb 161 N. Kenwood Phone 1822W HOGAN'S GROCERY. John Hogan 322 HB. A Bt Phone 1722W’ IDEAL GROCERY Rehol & Rehol 126 No. Madison St. Phone 12495 IRWIN'S GROCERY LN. Irwin 1328 8. Willow Phone 828J JOHNSON BROS. GROCERY Johnson Bros. 638 8. Second St. Phone 1251 KUMMER’S GROCERY Wm. Kummer. 805 United St. Phone 22345 RL. & L. GROCERY W. A. Lester 628 E. Yellowstone Phone 2231 LEAKE’S GROCERY John Buckmaster 7319 BE. A St Phone 23665 LINCOLN STREET GROCERY ‘W. W. McMillen, .650 S. Lincoln St Phone 6765 LUKE'S GROCERY Wm. Luke 1319 W. 13th St. Phone 665W H. F. MAUK, Midwest Heights “P. MELLAS’ GROCERY & MET. Peter Mellas 307 W. A St. Phone 977W MacGILLIVRAY’S GROCERY H. A. MacGiUivray 231 W. A St Phone 1372W MATSON BROS. GROCERY Matson Bros. 504 8. Center St Phone 402R MIDWEST COMMISSARY CO. ¥F. M. Brown, Mgr. 628 W. Yellowstone Hwy. Phone 358 MUTUAL GROCERY C. B. Magoon 934 St. John Phone 1720R NATRONA BUTTER SHOP Winter Bros. 228 E. Second St. Phone 631 NOYES’ GROCERY & MARKET No, 1 W. ©. Noyes 903 & Spruce Bt Phone 2376 NORTH CASPER GROCERY AND MARKET W. CG. Noyes 920 N. Harrison St. Phone 1243 PICKARD’S GROCERY John Pickard 537 W. Railroad Ave. Phone 917 PIONEER GROCERY & MARKET J. F. Logan & A. L. La Clair 847 E. A St. Phone 845 POPULAR GROCERY Anderson & Rosenthal 1111 B Poplar St *Phorie 1250 QUALITY GROCERY Frank F. Pontzius 666 CY Ave. Phone 781W RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM Richards & Cunningham 107 8. Center St Phone 7 SAM'S GROCERY Sam Bornstein Yellowstone & Figurora Phone 1803 SERVICE GROCERY W. R. Menke 600 EB. A Bt Phone 412 STARK'S GROCERY & MARKET Cc. F. Stark 849 N. McKinley Phone 903 SMALL’S GROCERY M. L. Small 446 8. Oak Phone 1694 SPAULDING’S |GROCERY A. Spaulding 450 W. Midwest Ave. Phone 1016 SOUTH SIDE GROCERY Geo, Shikany 132 W. 10th St Phone 1111 STANDARD GROCERY Abrams & Standard 712 8. Washington Phone 2131W SUNSET GROCERY BH. H. Bragdon 1230 8. Walnut st. Phone 445R SWEENEY & DOHERTY Inc Sweeney & Doherty 803 W. Midwest Ave Phone 905M WHITE’S GROCERY CO. A. R. White, Mar. 414 B. Second St. Phone 605 WHOLESALE SUPPLY Co. W. R. Shipley 1045 Ash. Bt. Phone 134 W. B. GROCERY & MARKET Peto Melias 266 W. B. Bt Phone 1716W YELLOWSTONE CASH GROCERY R Green 516 W. Yellowstone Hwy. Phone 6623 MILLS, WYO— * BOYLE’S GROCERY & MARKET Geo. Boyle BRAKEBILLS’ GROCERY & MKT. HL B. Brakebill LAVOYE, WY0.— ” MOSHER MERC. CO. CASTLE CREEK MERC. Co. Poole & Grant EVANSVILLE, WYO, FOSTER & HARRIS SALT CREEK— ” MIDWEST COMMISSARY Lucas, Mgr. TEA POT DOME— MAMMOTH: OIL, COMMISSARY Huffsmith & Apel SOUTH CAMP— SOUTH CAMP MERGO, CO, Harry Parsons