Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 5

THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1924. CHURCHES JON WN SERUIGES. AT POHL. THEATER Lenten Series Will Be Conducted Next Week By Protestants. What {s an ‘innovation for Casper but not a new plan for other cities will be a series of Lenten services in the Rialto theater next week from Monday to Thursday, at 12:15 p. m. At this hour a service one half hour jong will be conducted at this thea- tre under the direction of the minis- terial association. The speakers are as follows: On Monday, Rev. Dr. pastor of the Presb; ian chure! esday, Rev. W! Germany, stor of the East Side Methodist Community church; Wed- nesday, Rev. C. 8, Stout, pastor of the North Casper, Christian church: thursday, Rey. Dr. Joe P. Jacobs, “secretary of the Wyoming Stare Remedy (NRT. benehetal ishtnace o Tonight—take an NR Tablet—tts action is eo different you will be de- lightfully surprised. ; TS Chips off the Old Block NR JUNIORS—Littlo Ne One-third bs Made of same ingredi- E} ents, then candy coated, For children and adults, SMITH & TURNER j only. Board of Promotion of the Baptist church. Music will be provided and short address will be given by one “poaker at each service. On Good Friday there will be a service from 12 noon to 3 p. m. in the First Methodist church, corner, of East Second street and: South Durbin street. Seven pastors will epeak on the seven last words of Chrlvt on the cross and singers from various churches will take part. Such service has been held in this church on Good Friday for the past two years with such success that’ another has been arranged by the Ministerial Association. People may come ard go at their pleasure. It is) not required that any one stay| throughout the three hours service though many did last year, The de- tails of the service will be announc- ea | THERMOPOLIS PLANS BREA FETE FR NEW ROAD OPENING I JULY THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., April 10. —Committees from the chamber of commerce and Liberty club are working out a program for the open- ing celebration of Wind River Canyon road, five miles south of here, First cars went through the canyon January 22, after which the road was open to travel on Sundays April 1 the road was opened every day to public travel. The opening celebration will be July 1, 2 and 3. Many state officials, including Governor W. B, Ross, will be here. Former Governor Robert D. Carey, to whom much credit for the road may be given, present and former | #4; members’ of the state highway board and others interested, are coming to take part in the program. In addition to speech making and proper dedication of the road ar- rangements are ‘being made for one of the biggest carnival compantes in the country. There will be forty rounds of boxing; a big rodeo and wild west exhibition and a fleet of, airplanes under the direction of Cap- tain R. I. Copsey of Thermopolis. Captain Copsey is a filer with a fine record in the World war. L. J. Duhig, editor of Thermopo- lis Record, one of the old time rest- dents of Hot Springs county and Wyoming, has charge of the meet- ing of old-timers who will be here to see the dream of other days come true. C. Earl Varney, general chairman A TINY MESSAGE BUT AN IMPORTANT ONE You have two more days in which to take advantage of an @ oppoftunity to purchase HIGH GRADE JEWELRY at prices really lower than This: store will be your ex! ations. opgned for the last time eAiURDAY, APRIL 12. .. BUY NOW ID SAVE Will Y. ur Floors Stand Punishment? arnish loses ite lustre. Water turns it Pieter Ordinary v: white. heels mar its beauty, Hot liquids make it peel Heavy But Pitcairn Waterspar Varnish—which twe have ready for your use—is practically immune from damage hold accidents, It is absolutely waterproof. Doesn’t peel. Stands mp under scuffing that would ruin ordinary Most satisfactory varnish known for floors, furniture and woodwork—either. Never turns white. fvarnish, indoors or outdoors, We also have Waterspar in eighteen attrac tive varnishes and enamels, as well as a full line of paints and varnishes for your every Come in to-day—let us show requirement. resulting from house- you the famous aquarium test, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Proof Products 252 SOUTH CENTER PAINT AND GLASS SUPPLY CO. Distrib utors of the opening celebration commit- tee, promises the three biggest days in the history of Thermopolis. TYLOR FILES SUIT IN CHEYENNE COURT SNE, Wyo., April 10.— Robert G. Taylor, whose suit with James G. Darden of Catonsville, Md., against the Mammoth Oil company, involving $500,000 c¢ impounded-re- venue from oll produced on a disput- ed 160 acres in the Teapot Dome naval reserve, ettled by stipula- tion in Federal rt here Tuesday, Wednesday filed sult against Dar- den, in the Laramie County Dis- trict court, for $9,309.03. This sum, Taylor alleges, is dud him for money advanced Darden since 1920 and ac- cumlated interest on such advances. Funds due Darden sufficient to set- tle the Taylor claim, Taylor alleges, are in the possession of John W. Lacey of Cheyenne, counsel for the Mammoth Oil company. Prostate Pains Stopped Over Night If you suffer from painful urina- tion, get up frequently during the night, have that awful dull ache and burning sensation,-you are no doubt a victim of dangerous pros- tate and bladder troubles. To prove that you can stop them quickly and easily with the new, pleasant Hexol Treatment I will send you a full size $1.00 bottle, postpaid and free of charge or obligation. If it gives you the prompt relief and freedom you tell your <clends and pay me only one dollar; otherwise, the loss is mine. Merely send f ack name today for this spe- cial free introdyctory offer—ood only for ten da: MARVA PHA MACAL Sr 15 ‘ocoa Cola Bid; ‘ani have long sought, For The Best in Building At Reasonable Prices See F. O. HOLTZMAN Contractor and Builder 721 Madison St. Phone 2044R [CASPER REPRESENTED AT PRESBYTERY MEET The Casper Presbytery of the Presbyterian church was held at Sunrise, Wyo., Tuesday and Wed- nesday, Casperites who attended in- cluded the Bev, Charles A. Wilso! 5 pastor of the First Presbyterian church; D, M. Haines elder‘ of the church, the Rey. Georgo Woodard of the North Casper Presbyterian church, Elder R. C. Marquis of the Kenwood church. The Rev... Ju. C. 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Sunrise was elected moderator, Important business was transacted including a study 6f mission work, One of the agreeable features of the| Meeting was a visit to the iron|ssveo int, mines yesterday conducted by Mr,| Banker, Educator Tucker, superintendent of the mines, |Send stamp for Cr be es Addrenn, TORIES, AURORA, ILL. IN CASH PRIZES $3.90 How many words ‘Tribune wantads bring results. A TINY MESSAGE BUT AN IMPORTANT ONE You have two more days in which to take advantage of an opportunity to purchase HIGH GRADE JEWELRY at prices really lower than yoypr, expectations, This store will be opened for the last time SATURDAY, APRIL 12, BUY NOW AND SAVE PAUL HUBER, JEWELER ——— WOMAN POWER HORSE. POWER Niagara Falls exerts electrical energy equal to the power of 870,000 horses. A portion of our women exert even greater muscular energy sweeping, ironing, stoking coal stove and washing. Others avail themselves of electric and gas service, there- by conserving more energy than Niagara produces. —which emphasizes that Util- ity service saves a-whole. lot more than it costs. Natrona Power TRAIN SCHEDULES Chicago & Northwestern Arrives 2:15 p. m. Arrive 4:45 p. m. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Eastbound No, 32 —.. SALT CREEK BUSSE: 3 Busses a Day Each Way LEAVE CASPER—ARKEON BUILDING| Leave Salt Creek 8 Baggage and Express Be Called for and Delivered 9 a, m. Salt Creek Transportation 2:30 p. m. Company Tel. 144 IRRIGATED Meadowland ACRES To supply Casper with fresh, pure and wholesome chicken, dairy and garden products. per acre. Easy payment plan of $50° An acre of this land put in garden truck will make you wages and meet your payments this summer. We would like to show you them; for it means DOLLARS in your pocket, in returns from the soil and the sure increase in the value of the land. J. E. NELSON CO. Phone 1761 Producers and Refiners Bldg. 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