Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1923, Page 3

SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 1923 Che Casper Sunday Cridune PAGE THRE? { - | doll sand toys, composition mal- Don Sullivan Leaving. building and leaving for Los An-|Wilson, Cranmer & company. His bond broker, who is well known in|going into business for himself B rf Send your automobile news to| financial circles in Wyoming, is|about a year ago, Mr. Sullivan was|Ce!ved with regret by his many B Y HIGH FOR THIS YEAR ‘k Plug."—Care Tribune. closing his office In the Midwest | associated with Taylor & a friends here. IN IRIS OFFERING. tory capacity, it is estimated that The Miller Rubber company of | ~ COMPLIMENTED = || James Kirkwood, featured player when, as the story develops, {t ap-| mately 191,000,000 pieces of mer- Akron, Ohio, will produce approxi- in George Melford’s new Paramount] Pears that the German has killed | chandise during 1923. This enorm- production, “The Great 1: na-|the Englishman and impersonates’ ous number of pieces 1s composed eS him in Britain, acting asa spy of the/of tires, tubes, drug sundries, «| tion,” which is at the Iris theater ms ot Casper Detail Serves; t¢ odey only has one of the moe att) eeria! Prussian government just/pathing caps, belts and shoes, balls, I 2 prior to the great war. Boys’ an d Gils’ Club Fg aon roles ever portrayed on After many thrilling scenes, a ‘a ‘The skill required in the portray-| calcu'ated to make the average mo- Work Demonstrated. | aor this rien to un aerey: It ts wala Based on sales up to the present ime, production schedules and fac- Fall Opportunity Sale GOING OVER BIG -- BUY NOW FALL DRESSES Newest Offerings—Values From $75.00 and Up In latest season’s styles, in Canton Crepes, Char- meuse, Spanish Lace, Meteors, Crepe Satins, Poiret. Twills, etc., for Street, Afternoon and Evening Wear. $5.00 $9.95, $14.95, $19.95 $24.95, $35, $45 smashing surprise develops which ‘a tlon picture fan gasp. When one considers the fact that Mr.| this finale is unequalled tn interest Kirkwood must enact to racial char-|and dramatic power by any similar DOUGLAS, Wyo., Sept. 15—The/ acters with entirely different char-| situation ever shown in motion etal of Casper Boy Scouts at the /acteristics—one German and the| picture. Mr. Kirkwood’s portrayal Doug'as state fair demonstrated to other an Englishman, of this difficult role is highly artis- the people there the worth of the| The role becomes further involved! tio, Boy Scout movement with a ver geance. The truck has been rigged eee up with suitable equépment for an pay ed pg a ae ee pase ambulance, the boys under Scout P. porlmiately wens ibieeton ee K. Edwards have drilled themselves pick? saovad’ te Hate eau in the handling of injured sare| fight against his millions, he sur- FALL COATS All Fall and Winter Coats Reduced in Price During This Sale Group No. 1—Coats of Wool, Velour and Polo Coats, also Piushes 9 1.4.95 i Group No. 2—Coats of Bolivia, fur- trimmed Plushes and fancy Pilon OL 9.95 Group No. 8—Coats of extra quality Bolivia, fancy embroidered Velours, two-tone Polo Cloths, fur- trimmed Plushes, also Heather mixtives, ate at.) Group No. 4—Silk Plushes, fur- trimmed, Bolivias and many cthers 9 ODO and the State Fair authorities have heartily welcomed this addition for ) renters od ne Bic: an aie the safety of the people attending} SL Het ae oean sae eee Craig Ward, a former stage Besides the ambulance, the Casper celebrity, makes his screen debut Scouts assisted by Scoutmaster Han-| |in the part of John Taylor, the mil- lionatre’s son. His allowance cut What This Buffalo Physician | Has Done for Humanity | The picture which appears here) of Dr. Plerce of Buffalo, N. ¥., was) taken in 1910. As a young man Dr.| Pierce practiced medicine in n-| sylvania and was known far and) kin and the Douglas scouts placed @ hospital at the Scout camp at te Spectacular Production | ott, he accepts his father’s ultima- fair and arrangements were made by tum of a job in the Michigan woods, the scouts so that a local physician u where he not only makes good as was in attendance at thia tent to Now Showing Stars a lumberman but wins the girl as render service in case of accidents. . tite ; Also the Scouts assisted the local | Anna Nilsson. The comedy element of the picture | Wide for his great success in alleviat- | Get our prices on Fur Coats and Neck Pieces. Y ou police in Reaping. order cn: the, Site) is divided between Russell Simpson,|ing disease. He early moved to) grounds. The boys carried out this| John Dili, iittle Richard Headrick,| Buffalo and put up in ready-to-use | Ss urs will find we can undersell and give the finest Furs— I urs part of the work in a gentlemanly! A great array of talent is seen on| Joan standing and Martha Mattox.{form, his Golden Medical Discovery, | manner that speaks well for their the screen in Reginald Barker pro-|te_ shumway has the role of Milt|the well-known tonic for the blood.| Quality Furs and Trimmings and Linings. training at home. | duction, “Hearts Aflame,” now at soadard, Helen's loyal foreman.| This strength-builder is made from Another important feature this the Wyoming theater. Fifteen im- Richard Tucker and Stanton Heck|a formula which Dr. Pierce found year at the fair was the boy and portant characters, each played by supply most of the villainy in the|most effective in diseases of the girl club work of the University. 4 seasoned artist, make the cast an| picture, while Walt Whitman| blood. It contains no alcohol and ‘This feature attracted big crowds to/ exceptional one. .|seryes as their pawn: Ralph C is an extract of native roots with hear lectures given by the boys and) Anna Q. Nilsson is the center of|inger and Irene Hunt are pathetic|the ingredients plainly stated on girls and watch the demonstrations |interest in the role of Helen For- s the victims of a land|the wraper. Good red blood, vim, of cooking and sewing, stock judging aker, a girl who battles against and poultry work as exemplified by overwhelming odds to carry out her the young people who were in some father's ideals of. reforestation in instances hardly more than child- the Michigan pinecountry. When the a | opposing fections finally set fire to| Harold ‘Titus’ story, “Timber.” | noying eruptions and tends to keep Casper can be proud of the record: her forest of 10,000 acres in an ef-| Metro releases it. the complexion fresh and clear. This made by Vera Bartlett and Sethryn| fort to bring her to terms, she Sac Discovery corrects the disordered Slebers in the contests. for bread courageously drives a locomotive Tom Daily has received offere| conditions in a sick stomach, aids baking and other cooking attain-| through a half mile of flames for|from the racing commissions at| digestion, acts as a tonic and purifies ments at the fair, These two girls’ powder to dynamite a ridge in the| Churchill Downs, Ky., and Belmont,|the blood. Write Dr. Pierce's In- demonstrated the manner of baking path of the fire. but he refuses to accept even the| valids Hotel in Buffalo, N. ¥., and} foods for Natrona county against) Frank Keenan gives a wonderful] high office of head announcer. Ho|receive confidential medical advice teams from every other county in| performance as Luke Taylor, the| prefers to stay in Casper and give|without charge. All druggists sell the state and the Casper girls are’ crabbed old lumber king, who at-|the fight fans the straight dope,| Discovery, tablets or liquid. Send Geserving of much praise for thelr| tempts to wrest the forest from the|hot off the wire, from the Tribune|100 for trial package.—Advertise. efforts. | girl. Having fought every step of windows. ment. Miss Bartlett took first in her cub) === at Casper and Miss Slebers captured the trip to Chicago last year through her efforts in the c'ub work. | ———. ITIONAL PARK TO BE “OPEN FOR AUTOMOBILE. THERE WILL BE WATER TRAFFIC UNTIL SNOW —IN— YELLOWSTONE PARK, Sept. 15 Automobile travel in Yellowstone National Park will be welcome as long as the roads remain open, not- withstanding the formal closing of New Blouses and Silk Sweaters Divided Into Five Groups Group 1—Tricolette Blouses. Fancy embroidered, at —..... $2.49 greed. Gordon Magee, as| vigor and vitality are sure to follow the sheriff, completes the cast. if you take this Alterative Extract. The photoplay was produced for| Dr. Plerce’s Golden Medical Dis- Louis B. Mayer. It is based on|covery clears away pimples and an- Now showing the season’s latest creations in Fall and Winter Millinery. All new, fresh stock—at remarkably low prices. Ghine Blouses, “Fancy beaded effects POe4D Group 3—Exrta quality Crepe Blouses. Beaded and embroidered.... $4.98 “ch eal $3.98|| $7.95, $9.95, $12.95 Goats. All colors ——...__..__ PDoVD $14.95 VISIT OUR BIG BARGAIN BASEMENT ease eta East Terrace The The Store Store That Accommodating Undersells is believed that conditions will re- ence Seer ss Thrift Is the Beginning a Addition iS | of Home Ownership IT WILL NOT THRIVE LONG IN A RENTED HOUSE $4.95 camps and the regular m of the park Sep- gasoline tions and stores wi'l re- See ea nes THE PIPE IS ARRIVING DAILY AND WORK ON ber ov coer wil Padi sa, | INSTALLATION OF SAME HAS au nd | | ALREADY COMMENCED | Fish'ng in the perk tinue after September 20th. There is | i i i F Clatie ‘cate’ tn “ellowstenc, Tate Start Your Thrift Account Today by Building Your Home In and Yellowstone river, where fine catches are now being m: ; The + species native to these waters spawn | in th spring. Fishing in Madison Bese: pf elicocte ore SALES Aas | Prices have not been advanced—the opportunity toobtain a home site | 4 trout. ghia imag ca Me under opening prices still exists. A large number of excellent locations 1 | ‘Travelers reaching the park in the are still open from which to make your selection. te fall should see abundance of | game Deer and elk are returning to lower levels of the park in prox- imity to park roads and antelope re- | ° e e cently have been sighted frequently. The same convenient monthly payment plan is still available to you. || # =" 2 TESS The same assurance of increase in value for early purchasers is ahead. ‘ a The Pioneer Tire Sales Co., ts ex- , pected a carload of Overland Pio- 1 neer tires of all sizes and descr!; tions, in the near future, of ‘And Pay For It Like Rent If a 50x70 foot home site where city water will | be available, with moderate restrictions, and located in a fast-growing section, is your dream, ‘- make it come true TODAY. Come In and Let Us Show You the Many Good Homes Being Built Under Our Plan a~* H Park View Is a Real Home Owner's Addition—Restricted and Improved— A Thrifty Man Will Build a Shelter for His Family She knows pure foods and she knows good cooking. That is why she likes to come here for sone ie She appreciates pleas- 4 olite finds it here,” nd CET ACQUAINTED wir SEE BEN REALTY CO. ;| Mountain Realty Corporation | | Globe Agency SALESMEN WILL BE ON THE GROUNDS ALL DAY SUNDAY 4) rd THE C. B. & A 12314 S. Center Phone 453 RESTAURA ae : REALTOR i M. Elma Butler-Cromer, Pres. 503 East Second BURLINGTON DEPOT C. W. Mapes, Sales Mer. Phone 81 ’, Van Hekken, proprietor Phone 1120