Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. CONDITIONS OF/SETTING THE STYLES] BRITISH TURNED DOWN BY SOVIET Negotiations Must. Be Started With Clean Slate—Trotzky. MOSCOW, April 17.—War Mintis- ter Trotzky, speaking at Baku, is reported to have upheld M. Zino- vieff's statements that Russia will not meet the claims put forward by the British and that an agreement 1s possible only if both countries start with a clean slate, after which the soviet government will meet any obligations the Russian delegation may sign at the London confer~ ence. Regarding with Rumania, the breaking off of the negotiations at Vienna did not mean there was danger of war, he said, although war was still among the possibilities. The Bessarabian question would probably only be solved in connection with the. fate of Germany, which country he characterized as ‘still the battlefield in the revolution of the west. Foreign capital should be per- mitted to enter, he declared, but in strictly limited quantities as com- the soviet relations pared with the pre-war era, in order to maintain the accumulation of wealth in the hands of socialistic state instead of the capitalists. BOXER AND HIS ACCOMPLICE TO ENTER PRISON Dell Hanlon Is Found Guilty of Robbery in Denver Court. DENVER, Colo., April 17—Wil- iam Dalihunt, alias Dell Hanlon, former St. Paul amateur boxer, and ‘Thomas Edwards, his alleged accom- plice today are in the county jail awaiting sentence as a result of thetr conviction last night of charges of aggravated robbery. The conviction carries with it a mini- maximum of life imprisonment. Both men attempted to prove alibis in connection with their de- fense but the jury after five hours deliberation found them guilty. The men were charged specifically with the robbery of three attendants at a local filling station on the night of February 29 last. ‘They were granted nine days time fn which to prepare motions for a new trial. Several other charges of highway robbery pending against them. British Pilot Off for Cairo On World Trip are April 17.—Stuart Mac. ish aviator, who ar. rday on his attempt ed round the world flight, hopped off today for Cairo, where he is ex- pected to arrive about 4:30 p. m. faci ict a tloathelnd A, Jugo-Slavia And French to Form Alliance i—The B M Slavia on th n of the king and queen's visit to Paris at the end of next month. <> —__— SNOWSTORM LARAM ferc April 17.—A aging from the north, a ompanied with a sudden drop in temperature. ‘noms life The law of physical growth and life is very interesting. Nourishing food in proper quan- tities sustair life and in a mys- terious wa s growth wholl t gradual grc On the something where the me the laws of hand there is r wrong wth does not law y day and also t and sustains a community titu BY AILEEN LAMONT (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) NEW YORK, April 17.—Nearly a million needles are busy today in preparation of the Easter displays and about nine-tenths of them are zipping through silk. The end of lent 1s no time for borrowed finery but the looms of the great manufac- turers this year have provided wild silks even for tame incomes. This does not mean that quality has been sacrificed or that prices have fallen materially. It means simply, that the artistic designs the American manufacturers have originated have given opportunity for nearly every woman to emphasize her good points through the medium of their wares at an outlay commensurate with her purse. Perhaps the popularity of there fabrits may be traced to the fact that the riot of color which they present has given the winter weary city dwellers of the north an ad- vance touch of spring. Some of the manufacturers have not been con- tent with the silk appeal but have added to it the lustrous richness of velvet. Many of the new silks carry velvet stripes, dots or blocks of vel- vet weave adding to the richness of the effect. ‘The spring colorings are vivid but not glaring. In fact the blurred, blendeG effect so noticeable in the better class of imported woolen also has been utilized on the silk looms. This effect has been attained not by dyes but in the weave itself. No- where {s this softening effect so no- ticeable as in the plaid designs which have gotten away from the more staid and ,sober pat- terns of the clan tartans of Scot- land into the color scheme of spring. ‘The printed silks are even more re- markable in design than the so0- called specialty fabrics. But whatever the fabric of the Easter frock of 1923, it is by their scarfs ye shall know them. ‘The shops on and off Fifth avenue are full of beautiful and expensive scarfs, shawls and squares designed to acd a touch of individuality to the Easter costume. One may pay as ones purse or ones charge account -will stand. But a woman must indeed be ignorant of her own poise and capabilities who cannot design and make one for herself with no more expense than the purchase of a yard and a half of silk fabrics, with the ac- companying erepe or lace border en- tails. Speaking of laces, their vogue continues unabated both for adorn- - ment of dresses, hats and lingerie but it is a noticeable fact that the most elaborate displays are found on table and tea cloths. These in elaborateness and beauty, often view with the marvelous altar cloths of medieval Europe—perhaps be- cause the modern household so fre- quently makes a God of {ts atomach. No mention of silks would be com- plete without reference | to their use in the most recent pajamas. Many of these are designed closely after the modern riding habit with the trousers cut and closely fitted of black silk or satin fn the jadh- pore cut tightly following tho lines of the leg from the knee down. The coat section bears a close resem- blance to a polo ahirt and so attired any woman is prepared to mount and ride the wildest nightmare an injudicious midnight supper can in- @uce. reese Ten thousand Kuman skulls and skeletons are included in the col- lections of the New National Mu- seum at Washington. WAY YOU NEED IRON To make you strong and “brainy” | | and the power into your heed pena ease germs The food you eat contains carbon. When your food is digested it is nb- sorbed from the intestines into the blood. When the carbon in your food comes in contact with the oxy- Boks pacheeceeiominon ase mueeaonea blood, the carbon and oxygen unite and by so doing they give off tre- mendovs energy, thereby giving you great force, strength and endur- ance. Without tron your blood car- ries no oxygen and without oxygen there is nothing to unite with the carbon in your food, so that what you eat does you no good—you do not get any strength from it—It is like putting coal into a stove without a fire. heat unless the coal unites with the re. The strongest weapon with which to prevent and overcome colds, pneumonia, kidney trouble, rheu- matism, nervous prostration, in fact almost any disease or disease germs is plenty of good rich, pure blood, strength, energy and and the greater energy carrier tr the body is organic iron, not metal- Me fron which people usually take, but organic iron like the iron in spinach, lentils and apples, and like the iron contained in what is Nuxated Iron often increasea tne strength, energy and endurance of weak, nervous. rundown folks in two. weeks’ time. It has been used and highly reo- ommended by former United States Senators, Members of Congress, Judges of U. 8. Courts, many phy- siclans and prominent men. Over 4,000,000 people are now using it annually. Satisfactory re- B|sults are guaranteed or the manu- facturers will refund your money, Sold by all druggists in tablet form only. You cannot get any|#} endurance | jj he Casper Dally cridune TSHR V SWS R24 WSIS Db SA VSI be SSA AS AMM SATS CASPER, WYO. A Notable FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . larger business than any similar store of its size in Wyoming. prices you will see this season. gal Dresses Some As High as $44.50 Policy of Value-Civing Not words, but VALUES! Not conversation, but SAVINGS! Not extravagant selling schemes, but REAL HONEST-GOODNESS BARGAINS have built up this business. We have good reasons to believe that today Fuchs are doing a Mrs. Fuch, who has been in New York the past four weeks on a buying trip, has made most extraordinary cash purchases, getting concessions that enables us to place this merchandise, consisting of 1,000 garments, on sale at the lowest New Coats and Many Have Been Selling at $39.50. Easter Sale! THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1974, The most phenomenal purchase we have ever tion The Tribune is proud of the part it is oontributir growth of successful merc 8 Casper. a TOWNSEND Casper’s Newest and Most Modern Fireproof Hotel Chips off the Old Block MM JUNIORS—Little Rs One-third the regular dose, Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. SOLD BY YOUR DRUGGIST: SMITH & TURNER NOW OPEN FOUR MILES A MINUTE YOU BEAT THIS RECORD EVERY DAY You could, conceivably, drive an air- plane at four miles a minute. It has been done! Yet this great speed is like standing still—compared to the 186,000 miles per second at which electricity drives through the wires to your home. Your control of electric light and power is practically instantaneous in response to the snap of a switch. This is possible not only because of the natural speed of electricity. Such ser- vice can be long continued only where there is equipment and men to see that you get it. Your electric light and power company must constantly be alert to satisfy your demands—the more alert because these demands come without a second’s warning. So snap your switches all you please. That's the signal at the lighting com- pany to “make it snappy.” Natrona Power Company made. The savings will be passed on to you. Positively the very latest Easter styles, new- est materials and colors. Friday and Saturday—For Two Days Only -—we offer these exceptional values in lovely new coats and dresses, They are genuine $25 to $29.50 values. Yes, Indeed! “You Can Do Better at Fuchs.” ESCM YOUR CHOICE They come in Satins, Canton Crepes, Satin Face Cantons, Char- meuse, Wool Jerseys. All styles, colors and sizes. New Coats, Suits and SEE THEM, NOTE THE VALUES These Are Values Regularly Priced at From $44.50 to $69.50 Tremendous Savings Are Here for You The most select styles of the season, ma- terials and tailoring that will win admira- tion; styles for everyone. Watch . Friday’s Tribune for Our Extra Saturday Night Special “You Can Do Better at Fuchs’’ NO EXCHANGES, NO REFUNDS, EVERY SALE FINAL AVA TESS ATT