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

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1923. BY MARY TOBIN ‘Woman's Club Convention Closed Yesterday. ‘The last day of the twentleth an- nual convention of Woman's clubs was held yesterday during which time reports of forty-nine clubs were ven by the delegates present. Mrs. Miller, who is national chairman of public health, gave an address which greatly interested all present. Following this address Miss McKit- trick of Laramie gave a splendid talk on home economics explaining the different departments and their uses. Dr. C. F. Jones of Lander also gave an address of interest on handicapped children and the method of helping them to avold «neir handicaps. During the meet- ing a musical program was given by local talent of Rock Springs which was greatly enjoyed by the visitors. The meeting place of the next con- vention will be announced by the executive board later in the year. - . Benefit Association Meeting Monday. ‘The Woman's Benefit association f the Macabees will meet in regular session Monday evening, October 1, at § o'clock. All members are askec to be present as important business matters will be discussed. \ “ee Bridge Tea this Afternoon, . Mrs. Emma Ryan will entertain at an infermal tea this afjernoon at her home in honor of her mother, Mrs. R. R. Harvey of Omaha who has been visiting here for several weeks at the Ryan home. Among the guests who will attend are Mrs, H, H. Carr, Mrs. Lee Rob- erts, Mrs. P. M. Smith, Mrs. Weldon, Miss Helen Moore, Mrs. Elsie Thomas, Mrs. Jack Holmes, Mrs. K. J. Colan, Mrs. F. B. Wickert and the honored guest. eee Mrs. Ormsby Entertains Fortnightly Club. Mrs. Major Ormsby entertained the members of the Fortnightly Bridge club at the first meeting of the season this afternoon at her residence, 536 South Center street. eee. Methodist Ald Meeting gia This Week. ‘The East Site Methodist Ladies’ Ald society met Thursday after- noon of this week at the home of Mrs. Frank Sheppard, 118 South Washington street. Mrs. Sheppard was asnisted during the afternoon by Miss Jane Hyatt. Following the regular business meeting during which time many important busi- ness matters were discussed refresh- ments were served. Among the vis- itors present for the afternoon were Mrs. Swink of Saint Louis, Mrs. C. 8. Lucke: Mrs. Gale House and Mrs. Wooste! PERSONALS Announcements have been rece'v- ed here Gf the arrival of a baby daughter, Hazel Belle to Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Trimmer of Lander. Mre. ‘Trimmer has many friends here hav- ing been a guest of Mrs. M. O. Ber- gerson of this city for several weeks this spring. Mrs. C. S. Lucky has as her guest for some time at her home, Mrs. Swink of St. Louts. A st Touts, Personals Miss Arline Beech, who is attend- ing school at the Colorado Woman's coliege in Denver, has just recently been elected president of her class. ve Miss Lillian Overfield is visiting with friends in Billings, Mont., for several weeks. From Billings Miss Overfielad will go to Washington where she will attend school. eee Mr. and Mrs, Homer C. Carpenter are visiting with friends in Ther- mopolis for several days and will haye to remain there longer than planned on account of the weather conditions. eee Howard E. Black returned yester- day from Rawlins where he has been for the last week on business. Mr, Black was accompanied by H. J. Land of Rawlins who expects to spend four or five days here at- Niending to busineg affairs. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. i spending several days visiting at the Johnson ranch, ere P. R. Blakey of the Blakey and company ladies’ wearing apparel store returned this week from New York and other eastern cities where he has been for several weeks pur- chasing the advanced fall and win- ter styles. L. ore 1s Emma Barnes is visiting here for a few weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs. A. B, Warnner, haying arrived in the city Monday from Thermopol! eee obert Moer came in yesterday morning from Salt Creek and will spend several days here on business. eee Miss Nora Sturdivan is visiting | with friends here from her home In Balt Creek. eee Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Carson are _Aisiing with friends here for several days from Salt Creek. pee kN) <en EI Whitman’ Smokehouse. sai? rid gt 5 Sa NOTICE. Meeting of stockhelders of Osceola Teapot Oil corporation, called for Monday evening, October 1, 1923 at 7:30 p., m, 223 W. Riverview, Mills, Wyo. (Signet) J. F. ear Secretary. Dance at Ha goons postponed | unti] Saturday, October 1. oe Whitman's Chocolates at the Smokehouse, REVIVAL TO BE HELD TOMGHT IN BIG TENT Resumption of Services Postponed Friday to. | Be Resumed. The revival meeting which will be held this evening by the Rev. James W. Kramer is to be staged in the tent at Eighth and Center streets if the weather permits. In case of rain the meeting will be held in the Presbyterian tabernac‘e. ‘Tomorrow is ‘Farewell Day" for Big Jim Kramer. It will be the last day on which revival services will be held in Casper by this power- ful evangelist, and will mark the conclusion of a very successful ser- ies of meetings. The morning and evening services will be he'd in the tent, and at 8} Pp. m. all Baptists will meet in the Baptist church, Fifth and Beech streets. New members of the ehurch wil A very successful revival meeting Was conducted by the Rev. in the Presbyterian church last night. in spite of the objectionable} weather. “The Lessons of the Lily” was the subject which the re. vivalist took for his sermon. —_— | babys | welfare ‘By Dr.ARTHUR G.BRZTZ DIARRHEA | Infantile diarrhea is a danger sig-| nal which should be heeded at once. | Extra precautions and proper care on the part of the mother, especialiy during the warm summer month will do much to carry baby safely through this dangerous period. | Diarrhea should be carefully} guarded against at all times, for) even a slight attack may, unless) promptly and correctly treated, lead’ 7 to severe complications. A doctor should be consu’ted for even slight’ attacks, if, however a doctor is) not obtainable or is unavoidably de- layed, it would be advisable to dis- continue all food for twenty-four! | hours, giving only plain bolled water or barley water. After twenty-four hours if baby has improved, try a very weak mixture (say half the strength of the usual formula given according to the normal baby's age, and increase the strength gradua'ly according to baby's condition, It usually takes from ten days to two) weeks to restore the norma! condi-! tion of the digestive tract. A sec-| end attack of illness occurs more readily than the first. Diarrhea, {s far more frequent in} summer than in winter because the baby is directly affected by hot weather with the result that his food is not so easily digested, and this in turn may cause ser.ous bowel trouble At all times, both in summer and winter, bottles, nipples and cooking; utensils must be kent perfectly clean. | Th's is best done by stert/ization in bolling water. All water used to prepare the feedings should be boiled then cooled and kept tightly covered in @ mason Jar—both cover and jar having previously been thoroughly cleansed with boiling water. Boil only enough water at one time to t throurh the, day. in NOt advivadle to © Sets food during the summer. It is bet-| ter to be certain that the food fs satisfactory before the warm weather sets in. Breast milk is the safest milk at all times, If this is not availab'e, however, the food selected |must be properly diluted according to the baby’s age and weight. When | you are not sure of your local dairy supply, condensed milk offers an ideal food for infants because it is clean, uniform in composition, nutri- tious, most easily digested of any ar- tifleiai food, and alwaya ready for instant use by merely diluting with plain boiled water. If orange juice and cereais are given (as recommend-} ed with any milk formula) condensed milk when properly fed supplies all |the notrishment necessary for baby’s growth. | Bowel troubles can be prevented.) Clean food, clean cooking and feed- ing utensils, pure drinking water, proper amount of food at regular in- tervals, with plenty of fresh air and sunshine will do a great deal toward perventing diarrhea. Files are |germ carriers, and very often are the source of food contamination. Therefore, it is most important to} keep away from$dmilkETAO SHS keep these dangerous pests away from baby and his food. This can best be done by keeping the file: out of the house, _—— Whitman's Chocolates at the Smokehouse. (cs TEES ek am 3 Medium Brown Hair looks best of all after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Advertisement. receive baptismal serv-| ices at that time. | Kramer | jof the L Y.. and elit hbor! The audience as the trial of Walter S. 2 as any to be found at a first night in the theater. to begin, Che Casper Daily Cribune Entertaining Asia Murder Trial? Ward, millionaire baker's son, for the murder Ma residence colonies attend in great numbers. Here of Clarence Peters, ons and flappers of White you see spectators in line school will assemble nacle. The Brotherhood class will meet their usual hour. mon e Spirit of Man the Can ‘alo, Wipe Away All Tears,” Mrs. R. Leggett Young People's meeting, 7 o’clo All young women and young men the congregation are invited. Evening worship, 8 o'clock, Ser-} R. R. Hildebrand, M. A., pastor. é end J. P, Heesey of Chicago, E. 8. Tur- mon prayer. Solo, selected, Mrs.|Church school, 9:45 a. mn. We have Grace English Lutheran. ner of Indianapolis, and Ida and A F ckgett. a real live school. It is growing and | OC? Fellows hall. J. M. Cromer, |F. Eckwall of Mineapolis, were vis ting the first Sunday in Octo-| advancing. We believe in thorough | P&8tor- Sunday school, 9:45 a, m,|itors at Home Camp Tuesday. ber the Young People's meeting will | religious education. We have good |0rning sermon, 11:00 a.m. Sub-| “Bob Mosher, Michelin tire rep- start at 6:30 p. m. and the evening |teachers and an interesting pro- | + The Great Salvation.” No |resentative of Casper, was in Home! worthip at 7:30 o'clock. Note the]gram. If you have “pep” to spare |Y¢MNs service. All are heartily /|Camp Wednesday change In. the time, Ritiebastaneiar eee. invited. Mr, Marshall Bower, former pump- The Ladies’ Ald society, Thurs-| 3¢ you are a member of the Chris jer for the Midwest, who has been day ,2:30 o'clock, in the church par-|tian church and have withheld your | visiting his home in Co! conde Springs lors. . membership, will you who read this rr IY |was a visitor at Home Camp, La Choir practice, Thursday evening. |«“step Out" and help OUR church |voye, and the Carter Camp on Wed. 7:30 o'clock, Choral society at 8|he what it should be in Casper. A | nesday. o'clock. A good attendance is de-| matter of pride? Jack Barfoot, the Rabbit King of sired. Say, do you realize that Rally Day Casper, has leased his rabbit estab The session will meet Sunday |{s sunday, October 7. Members get lishment and joined J. Davies’ corps| morning at the close of the Sunday | husy. of salesmen representing F. J. Thorp| school to receive new members.| ‘phere will be an election of of |& Corp. ,manufacturing goldsmiths | Public reception of new members in the taber- Come and bring the children. Morning worship, 11 o'clock. Ser- — 300d Shall a 30 p, m. meeting of the year. Very aut that all members of the boa’ Dangerous Errors.” The quarterly business meeting of at/the congregation will be held Mon First official board import- [NEWS OF SALT em ak in the Tom Clare Market at Casper and now butcher for the Castle Creek Mercantile Compan: moved his family out from Caspe Tuesday into the home purchased from 8. 8. Flynchbaugh. The Van Wagners are held in great esteem by a host of friends in Casper wh: regret their departure. Mr. and Mrs. 8. BE, Flynchbaugh left on a ten-day trip to Thermopolis Wyo., where Mr, Flynchbaugh will take the hot baths for the rheuma- | tiem wh he is suffering. He is 2 driller and has been employed by the Carter Oll company, tion of Billings, j Mpntana was fn La | | voye yesterday | | Snyder, employed at the Continental Home Camp, is rd|had two ribs reported to have} broken Wednesday | day evening at 8 o'clock, be present. Tuesday 8:30 p, m,|noon when struck by a heavy pair} iboeh Sunday school board meeting at the|of pipe tongs. dle Scandinavian Lutheran. Boss ane bee, SOs the The Rev. J, Meine, pastor, «See | eens Fay oe te Wed ,,_ oe Ce: B.l vices on Sundays are held in the | pip. 20,2 MB: Praver service and) Harry Coslett who received a frac. clty hall at 11 a. m. in Norwegian | Choir penertal cag ead, M:| tured skull when hit with a pair of ck: and. in English at 8 p. m. Dearest a Friday 2:30 p. m.|8-in pipe tongs at the No. 1 Pump of ei Ald society will meet at the|ing Plant a couple of weeks ago, is First Christian. East Side Methodist. lof sermon, “The Wilderness between |the dead man's ret the 614 East Second street. The Rey. | Departure and Goal." The minister nt by this move increasing th Jesse A. Dean, pastor. Sunday | is very anxious to have a full attend-| normal tax collected from the den morning—Sunday school at 9% Sermon at 11 a,.m, Evening Bible | ship at 7.30. study and Epworth League, 6: p. m, No evening services will held on account of the unfon me ings at the revival tent. Trinity Lutheran. (Missourt Synod) South Park and East Fourth! Corner of East Second and South ing } streets. J. H. Gockel, pastor. Sun-| Durbin streets Rey. Lewis E.| day school at 9:30 a. m. Morning;Carter, D. D., pastor. 9:30 a, r nal represent ‘ service (German), 10:30 a, m. Text | Sunday school ptice hour /s ea ret the re of sermon; I Corinthians 1:4-8; | because of the m tent meet jont 5 45. |ance to this service. Evening wor-|man's last income, increasing h Memorial service for e by the amount af the estat :30 |sister Isibel Russell. This service/tax, and by the same maneuver, be | wns deferred from Sept. 9, Come/|the estate tax itsel et jana bring your friends to “The| As the bureau's notice figures | Friendly Church.” where a cordial /o) the ¢ n of an estate ta welcome always awaits you bein uth and St being imposed | ~— ath, such tax would no to the ta Methodist 7piscopat able to be about Home Cramp nox Mr. A. J. Watts, representing the National Biscuit company sp | Wednesc in Lavoye and Sa't Malai smanager Stebbins, represent- jing Earl Boy nt Wednesday in the Sa't Creek fie : a 1 of State vs, Jack Lord n the Lavoyeland theater Wed PAGE THREE II, in College CREEK REGION t companies are tion wh: represents an of many thousands of one of the in public welfay The esta ¢ east of the | interested in strides Sa't Creek may be state highway mntinental South Camp, ——— SUMMARY OF RIGHT NEWS WASHINGTON Consideration was given by President Coolidge and his cabinet to the proposal that memorial be din honor of the sident Harding and it was indicated that appropriations will have the backing he president and s who ternoon before Justice of es Finklestein, of Syracuse, © Blake, the jury gave a verdict |" ae at is only 13. but he has cad eeccmes eet es: led in Syracuse Un: SHUGEE: Eberplanditeh wake CANTONS four pers @ of his classmates are twice wrmath of the trouble whic {ncluding Young Sin-Yat, hea is age. Moses 1s dramatic critic | rheriiberalkass steve cate aviation ¢ tment un | of a Syracuse paper. | hburn who fa alleged to h South Chinese army. and a mistreated Jack Lord’s mother whe - lp Were Killed re’ | tries was only about 150,000,000 lire ho ix said to have entered a room SAUETOAS the, fecataet e ae nearly ten times that |to take possession of some b Sun's tenoen are fone [amount cow | tickets over which a controve Chinese forces, nreontnt, | In addition, the Italian govern- | arise The two men met, grap. trai tikes BOONE \ mont expecta a steady increase in pled and the gun exploded, blowing Sa hgeees this total. As a matter of fact, in off Lord's left forefinger 1920 the remittances from emigrants Dr. Alex S. Ralston, representing totaled nearly a billion and a half the United States Building and Loan €, but economical crises in the Association, has returned from Bit! various countries where Italian em* ings, Montana where he has been! grants work have cut this down |the home office wide economic conditions improve, | Mr, W. Y. Brown, representing the however, this total {= expected to go Security Building and Loan Associ back to the 1920 maximum ARE INDICTED As a consequence Itallan emigra- on with its resulting influx of for — ey — eign urrencies into Italy con- =) Mammoth OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 29.—Officers | stitutes one of the Iatter’s most im- m. Epworth league, Come! - Geo. Smith, who has been employ. "4 stock salesmen of the Omaha |Portant elements of nation wealth. so you m also to the|ed at the Mammoth Commissary Refining company, capitalized at Mare amd lhe North Sikes 5 elistic meeting at ves for Casper today, whera it is $1-400,000, were indicted by the fed-|being sent back to Italy comes There will be no preaching xe ved he will be connected with/°™! grand jury here yesterday on |!argely from the following countries Bisi0p wm ecavanees Speyer cleat ines harges of using the matls in a|and in the following estimated pro: of the evangelistic services in the = estes Haba. dab pvieeay ol barry Mr. Tr Our church has loyally Mri scar G. Carlson, widow of! hose indic: 4 1 , Brazil 52,000,000 * attended these services and as Sun-|tho man killed last Saturday night rresident; c. i ‘ie page Ob ies t a4 000,000 * day is the last day of the campaign’ by being hit with an auto near the and Job Key J roped) apres Other South Ami ; We urge all our members and friends|South Camp garage, is In Harris,|‘Thirteen. salesmen and © Senet e haqutaias ee 500,000 Sea theme! “The Chelatian’s ‘Tworcia |t.attend the services Kansas, home of the deceased, where! ciais of the cormmany alon rnc nt, | Buropean states cz 1001000 © | __ fet Pee Sixth and’ Dur. ] Graco in Christ,” Bring your’ vegular Qivrck enve-|the body was shipped for burial. faitea * DT gre, erent aoa ——— ‘ni streets. Charles. A. Wileon,| Evening service (English), 7:20 |!Pe* and drop them into the plate — ——_- es a.m, Rally Day. The entire |22:34-46; theme: “Two Common Yet | ‘T#*urer will receive them. Mon-| A married man by the name of ‘PRESBYTERIANS 1 INCREASING RAPIDLY , Ont. STAGE AALLY DAY OTTAWA Rally day will be dbserved by the| Immigration into Canada is incre: Sunday school of the First Presby-|!"« rapidly. Newcomers entering terian church, Sixth Durbin | the Dominion in the three months |streets, tomorrow. Al! departments | ended July 1 numbered 40,952, an of the Sunday school will take part | increase of 60 per cent as compared in the rally which is to be held at With the corresponding quarter last 9:45 a. m year, according to figures compiled Young people who have not been| by the department of tmmigration in the habit of attending Sunday | 4nd colonization. school are urged: to attend as well! For the first s those who have been regular in| year, six months of the the figures show total {mmi- their attendance. | gration was 63,592 June was the —_> —-— | banner immigration month, with an | inerease of over 88 per cent over (THINS HERE POUR Of the immigrants who entered Canada during April May end GREAT FOR June, tt ts she 22,553, or more | than ft of the total came from he British Isles, as compared with corresponding | ity 695 during the period a year ago. Entrants from | other countries numbered 12,026 as lof Lead, 8. D., His many friends wish gainst 4 in the same quarter of 1912. Immigration from the By HENRY woop Is l ed (Calted Press Statf Correspondent.) | United Hates for the three a ROME, Italy.—(By Mail to United ee Press.)—According to official esti: | my mates of the Itallan government, CHICHESTER.S PILLS the entire amount of mon, now ops DAMS! Ltd being sent back to Italy by Italian Zi emigrants in forelgn countries ex wre ceeds one billion lire annually 2 sth The amount plays a most impor Biasaske" ee 4 tant role not only in helping to over reurnhacrnas Dea Sate Always Rant come Italy's unfavorable trade bal SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ance, but also in keeping up Italian ne exchange. Even before the war Italy's exports never equaled her Dr. L. L. Wade import d the balance ac tances from emigra anc In 1914, tho total am sent Over Frantz Shop home by emigrants in foreign coun Ed STORAGE NOTICE STORAGE So the Public Will Not Be Confused THE NEW Liberty Garage ANNEX ters to PASSEN R CARS ONLY Repairs, Washing, Storag Batteries Three Blocks West, Off Cente ne-Half Block South of Yellowstone 2303 The reliable old Liberty ¢ nue to serve cel ‘or church school Sunday Sunday, October 6, 11 a. m. Bini eae Y |him the best luck in the world. He Rev. Albert F. McGarrah, D. D..| jt will be too wet for little |was employed by John Griffin in of New York, will speak Sunday, |«sparky” to lead you into unknown [Casper as butcher prior to losing October 6, morning and evening, on /and mysterious haunts so spark up "3 arm fn & motor: cycle accident. ne subject, “The Taree Opppecuntly, d bring your Sunday sparkitis to ‘armer, assistant general of the Chure fe ts one of the | church. 50, 000, 000 Li Lire Is Pai B gent of the Chicago, St aule t speakers of the EFORUY rian| After school session we will ob- ire 1s Fal ieee Milwaukee and Omaha rail chure and every member and|serye the Lord’s Supper and go im- O hi B k Jroad; J ‘oley, geenral manager friend of the church should be|mediately to the big cent meeting. ver to the Dan Jof the North & South Railway of present per mally |Casper; and B. A. Thompson, ass't ach member of the church and Christian Science. Of Italy. |trafftic manager of the Midwest Oll {congregation siauld ject asa com:| Christian Science services are held jana B etining Company of Denver, jmittee of one to call some one of /every Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m ages spen' nesday at Home Camp, the church attention to this very|jn tie churey edifice at the corner ROME, Sent, 29—(By ‘The Amo: |conterring on matters of freight and important meeting, October 6, to be|o¢ Fourth and Grant streets, The |@a'ed f zs ene te 're | traffic for the Midwest Oll Company present and hear Rev. McGarrah subject. for tomorrow is |! y ald by Greece to Italy Jover the new North and South rail Ye Presence is most desired. unday schoo) for DUPIIS | ee een ee dineetar ee abe It has been announced that spel Bie. Sti 2 ap Scene ot cae Boe ee ee of the Bank of Italy from the Bank |, es tymin eee ered sa a St. Mark's. are held on Wednesday evenings at |{C,. city nad been deposited In the {284 Twilroad gangs and grading Rey. Philip K. Edwards, rector.|8 o'clock. The public is cordially |Svies hank of Grecee and was |C%® a@ Pushing work on the |Seventh and Wolcott streets. Holy | invited to attend these services. fucned over to Italy hy order of ‘the |EFade_ between the present terminus communion at 8:00 a. m. Church S Smarr HES inter-allied counc!l of ambassadors Se ore ee owe 4 school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer North Casper. after Greece had signified her [eage ete i trop of Casper, who and sermon at 11:00 a. m 1009 North Durbin street. pentanaatenitin ambaammaarn’ rallies ; in charge of ‘the new union -—— Woodard, minister. nday school mnie astk tiles the. Greco: |RosBital Just completed at Continen St. Anthony's Catholic. 10 2. m. Rally Day program {8 to} yaian trouble, starting with the |‘ uth Camp by arson and Jour Corner of venth and Center |be given. Come and hear the ‘chil: | ccassination. of Tealinn mem, |Kensen, contractors was in Home streets. The Rev. Father J. H. Mul-|dren speak - Subject of fiers of the Albanian boundary com-|C°™? Making final arrangements lin, pastor, the Rev ather More-|pastor’s morning sermon, “Jesus | mission on Augu AM the otter the op ing eet fe institutior |ton, masintant pastor. Masses on|Raising the Dead." Christian En: | stinutations in the settlement. hi Continental, Carter, Ohio an during the week at 8 a. m. Bi 8 p.m. Text ‘or David after he |), suvegerdedi- ak: cio nle diction Sunday at 3 p. m had in his own generation served |1y..), decides to appeal to the perma er the counsel of God, fell asleep, nent court of internAtional justic Community Presbyterian. —_— for reimbursement of the expenses W. E. Patton, pastor. Sunday Grace African Chapel _|to which she was put in the occu echool, 9:15 a. m, Evening service, “The Friend!y Church. 305 Nl pation of Corfu 7:00 p. m. (7:30 p. m. beginning Rev. T. J Burwell B D Min: | Ba October 7) ne Bible school of Wednesday The Sunday school board has |evening seems to be increasing in tn. Not Even the Dead planned a series of parties and|terest as evidenced by pkg D ¥ I T | socials each month the coming sea- | attendance. The. lesson for next Mouton chudren and the cldec folkal| week is ca. study. of Exodus, |OAQE INCOME 1 AX, The children’s first party {s an-|Chapter 3. The lesson is present-| | XN A teu saa tins Cauca Gbuy Le ere nounced’ for the coming Thursday |ed in modern form, while the) WASHINGTON, a —-srnteed Mr. O. G. Johnson, Presid nt of The Casper Storage Grocery after ten evening, September 27, and that of | modern point of view is given | press.)—Not 1 dead man can years of successful and prosperous business has decided that his out- the older folks, Friday, October 6. | by the teacher, still his ideas are not! oscape his income tax side interests have enlarged to such an extent that he ig unable to give The Ladies’ Union, of which Mrs. | forced upon the class for A notice sent to all Federal tax the grocery business proper attention and has concluded to close out Peres are Tie penpsms eer stnde e may Peis) collectors by the Bureau of Taternil his entire stock of high-grade groceries and hardware at unheard of fallow’ y to be held in the ,his own conclusions fro uly | Revenue requires tho filing of a re: P F ouatlt i oe ate sin tds ; hall [ot the facts presented vo are}turn of a dead man’s income for the bargain prices, including fixtures and lease on building. The choir, comprising about a|pleased to note that sums fre re-| portion of the calendar year in dozen voices is making commend: | ceived weekly for the building. fund. | w » he wan alive able progress under the leadership |On Oct, 3 a barbecue will be given| The Government collects the nor of Mr. Ralph Donaldson, a Lehigh |at the church for the benefit of said! smal income tax before it impose pie pai A : university. man, fan. psBiinday, school at 10.s..m:|the estate tax. Thus, no deduotion Sale Begins Monday Morning, October 1, at 8 a. m. | Morning worship at eleven. Theme) of tate tax is permitted from he NO EXCHANGES tt x Casper Storage Grocery ANNOUNCEMENT NO REFUNDS 117 East Second Street ge