Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 21, 1923, Page 5

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1923 @de Casper Daily Ceidune PAGE FIVE e C Whenever you seea | Circle think of - © 1923 J.G.W.& Co. er-Circle Candies ally symbol a warmth of heart—a kindness—a pleasure; but now, when home ties and friendship ties Ciristmas time and Holiday time are © Whenever you select your sweets, the really candy season of the year. _ assure yourself that you are getting Good confections on any daynatur- _ the very finest obtainable. Inner-Circle Candies are to be had at dealers here in town and in your neighborhood and cost no more than are interlaced more tightly, happi- _ other brands and unknown kinds. ness is at its height. More expres- -You can depend on Wheatinaecls for Quali sive then are our affections, simply described, the best that can be made. Have plenty of Candies in the home for Christ- mas day, Wide variety of packages and their delicious, whole- some contents make possible the selection of a box for every member of the family, with each surprisingly different from the other. The pleasure is both in giving and receiving when the gift Candies. Hard and Chewing Chocolates j i : f ‘moulded into paper cups. Deo Ori tions of pieces not so rich as . a seek coe = fede Pacsinledy che aotousrn erecta tho toe. bag apap eyes pee age doubly popular as a gift. Drodtnaecs Sel Besides the several famous chee ‘eside. st lfamo. Chocolate Covered Cherries Fiala Viger ing at ‘eral good, ‘A more dalicious pies than one of chew bi equally famous—all highest quality Socieerngeemntinigpmed te Dow's fr abe Enctnee rm - : i i —pure—it melts in tned. A favorite among candy 5 mouth. ae JOHN G. WOODWARD & CO. “The Candy Men” ee Council Bliss, Towa Retember €Ceveryoody tikes candy