Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN. PARIS—Mauve and deep green are; And to this sheen {s added that of the shades used today for somo stun- ning new negligees. These are made up largely of three or four very wide| NEW YORK—Hats are growing terial, heavily embroidered. Near the jewel beads and bits of matal lace. bands of filet, alternating with deep | slightly wider. One sort shown here end there {s an oval aperture through Che Casper Daily Cribune : FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1924 macents| @° Little Slippers FORMER RESIDENT, DIES green satin brocade, and mounted| today, very summer-like in appear- For Little M on ey Presbyterian Assembly which the wrist is thrust: upon mauve georgette. peri aihel pa dei tava irenacean Mrs, Ellen Sheppard, 90 ise pet : ee ese offerings.come just at a time when the children need their new eee, We know we can please the boys and girls with our bright, Hears Report on | ,,205PC%iosay in'tho decoration Project. PARIS—An interesting sleeve seen here recently is a long pouch of ma- age, and a resident of Casper for.a peat Mars ere piat iivesste tial considerable period, died in Omaha, tened, and covered with a veiling of | Neb» yesterday morning. Children z k ‘ new slippers, and we know we can please you with the low price we ask for them. You'll find buying in the Economy Shoe Basement an easy way to reduce the family shoe bill. Come in tomorrow before the of the smart Englishwoman as they did in that of the smart savage. Theré are feather hems, feather ear silk geuxe. who survive her are Mra. T. M. stock is broken. — : rings and feather bracelets. cited brees|~_ The estahiishmént ot Th eater to Sue she lived until the death of her h Shambaugh and F, Sheppard of Cas- : per, Mrs. 0. G. Hoock and Mrs. W. Show Called D. Gutshall of Omaha, C. A. Shep- * | pard of Edwardsville, Ill., and A. C. (United Press).—The establishment of]. 7 onpoON—Hardly any costume ex an adequate Presbyterian Center !n| 65+ the definitely sports type 1s seen pea UE prase nt mite restos) be ‘Washington through the agency of} now without its long vell.of chiffon] oyfatA, Neb,, May 23.—The man-| ocean of prairies to farms and vil- ‘ ‘h Sheppard of Monroe, Wash. Off in Strike The deceased with her husband and family moved to this country from England in 1869 and homestead- the Presbyterian National Capital] ...a asa scarf. The vellings are fre- ager of a J 2 a @ local theater announced he| lages and lived a life replete with the Commission is one «Of ine erverat | quently in a solid but vivid color. |woutd file sult for $1,500 damages | interests and-events of the early days He ape ea yee to the z Se peat against the road show company of| always enjoying good health until one as Ne tect vikezentbl nere.| , NEW YORK—The new summer)c. B. Mantell and Genevieve Ham-| three months go when she started to Presbyterian General va renort ia | (ance frock is a glittery affair. In| per, Shakespearean dramatists fol-| decline rapidly at the residence, of Affixed to the Council's report 18] the first placo, its fabric {s a shining | iowing cancellation last night of a| her daughter. 33 @ statement by Dr. George B. Stew-| iigntweight satin or a shining silk.| number of performances they were eae rereaeainaion soha;nalda wuak to have given here due to the re-| WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at fusal of the company's technical|'The Tribune Office. “the Presbyterian church can no " longer afford to lag behind other vapen aupe ake vate) theater's ¥ awide a EA en denominations tn building upon the fer AE Cre Se nae WW Sayer n\ eae aes forces and institutions of religion in which {s 50 7 ee é sayidly, becorning: the. caplial of, the A F H | 1 | p AR C Doctor’s Prescription Amazing ed in Huckolls county, Neb., where Patent Oxfords---Grey Calf Trimmed A nifty black patent oxford with saddle strap of y calf leather. Flexible ex- tended soles and roomy toes. Rubber heels too. Not only dressy but substan- tial. Easy to keep looking nice. Little Red Slippers Every little child wants a air. Made of bright red fia leather. Hand | turned soles of a thickness to give much wear. Little wedge heels to give more service. Cmooth inside. Sizes 8 to 8 Soft Brown Oxfords Beige Elk Trimmed Of smooth soft brown calf leather with Beige Elk saddle strap. Soft toes without cap. Pliable extended soles. Mado stoutly but neatly for long service. Fit for a little. prince, Scutfer Straps of Brown Kid - They are comfortable as a glove on little feet. Has extended scuffer soles, Plain toe. Smooth insoles and lining. All edges braid bound. world,” Success Overcomes Kidney One of the suggesticns considered by the Commission !s the proposal Ms for great General Assembly Ailments d Backa | e church in Washington, !n line with the plan outlined 20 years 2 J. Z ai bE ah i j Sh gupta Justice Harte F Ty Thousands Die Yearly Who Ought Not to Die—Kidney Wallace Radcliffe for the construc j Troubles Kill Them. It’s Gua: anteed. 6 Once Bottle 75c tion of a Presbyterian ‘‘Cathedral.” Dr. Stewart's Commission holds that The small delicate ite you have Deckabhe A worth while buy. Sizes 1114 to wuch a church should be conspicuous:! Canon crTy, Colo, May 23—|sleves in the kidneys pesgibeatben hh fee, ise oan Sitases OS Ret a $2.99 ay sopaten ory aereha eel liberality (United Press.)—Will the mantle of | (O® pone Balaons 1f your sleep is dis: . A ie, e a monument to the zeal, liberality * rf Enrico Caruso fall on the shoulders ‘ turbed and you get up Sizes 5 to 8 $2.24 ci izes 814 to and forsight of a Presbyterian I through and pass out , 2 | churekt of a murderer, serving time in the] with the water back een tana aeee Aca) UMM mooie, Vials Ve een ee nia a koe fa Sotto cicl fasta fy ee alae 4 $2.79 pai Ne Colorado state penitentiary here? | tp and get into the eyes Srey puter eoy shes boo oe =, , From behind the iron bars -and| system —this means thin, natioen|taseente ee Sizes 546 to 8_-. @rab gray walls of the “big house] uremic poisoning and Sortora Revolt. |r eo ices cenoeaoics | pas pean tee eee discovered accidentally by the leader | Some loved one. ° ° of the prison band, Earl Stowe, and|_ Best for all of us to s un e Wit now being developed and trained by | look the facts in the pity face nd heed nature's You can always get : plain danger signals. it quit or tablet form 7 ; 1 . th year ago . ify Bridge Burning | 2. yr Ha Kt | tke He or 8 ae Smith and. ‘Tdenor your druggist and say, “This is what I want: Dr, Carey’s Marshroot Prescription No. 777." Bright Colored Sandals Made of red or green leather that takes the kiddies’ eye at once. Not an ordinary, cheap sandal but stoutly made and smooth leather lined throughout. Two straps and many cut outs. Flexible scuffer sole, Sizes 111 to 2-__$2.99 $ Sizes 81% to 11_-$2.79 ; a SSS Doctor Daniel G. Care: : Drug Co., or aail or- who is now 26 years old, was sent| was the study of aie Daniel G. Carey, M. D. dabeaccesteal for The. up for ten y {ter he had killed| eases of the urinary Both are equally ef NOGALES, Ariz., May 23.—Rum-| Wallace K er realtor. system and his famous. prescription fective “and if you ors of minor revolutionary move-| s..01 the first he was “bugs about | f '0ts and herbs known the coun- aren't glad in a week's time that ments in northern Sonora are cur- tas fellow prisoners put it.| {2% Over as Dr, Carey's Marshroot you bought it get your money rent coincident with reports of the| ™uSsic,” as fellow: pris ra wa burning of three railroad bridges |e asked to be put on the prison between Nogales, Sonora and Can.| and, where he worked hard anc anea. seemed supremely happy. Prescription 777 has helped others back—that’s the successful medicine to get well and stay well. is sold.—Advertisement. The fires were of contrary origin,| Then, one day, Stowe heard him according to railroad officials, who| humming to himself during one of have annuled trains to Canada until| the practice intervals. Startled by new bridges are constructed. the beauty of tone and timber, he Reports are prevalent here of aj|stopped to listen. McAndrews, Sizes 5 to 8. clash between potential parties at| oblivious of’ an audience, sang to Naco, Sonora, last night. himself snatches from Irish and One hundred federal soldiers, un-| Italian songs- ~~ der command of Lieutenant Colonel] Finally Stowe went to Warden Velasquez have been sent in pursuit? Thomas Tynan and asked permis F . . of a band of men believed to be re-| sion to train the prisoner's voice. Ladies--- ew sponsible for the destruction of the} “He has one of the most wonder. bridges. Authorities here were ad-| ful voices I ever heard," Stowe said vised the depredations were com-|“I¢ I can devote some time to him mitted by miners who had been dis-}and get him interested in develop- Dressy Patent Straps with Alluring Slipper Grey Quarters - Mapai: charged from the Cananau mines. |ing his great gift he will be an- aie: was supposed vobe L The Nogales, Sonora garrison pre-| other Caruso, I feel sure.” * children’s half page ad but we sented a formidable appearance to-| | Permission was granted. McAn- Is excellently made, combining real good looks couldn’t resist taking the space day. Mounted soldiers patrolled the] drews was readily interested in the to tell you about this new with lots of service. Forepart is of sy loesy, patent, streets last night prepared to quell] pian. And now he is spending part Snikd i Bayupeaing the sparient dt way co, | Detiadine tek ag oneal ® BUY YOUR PAINTS FOR LESS AT rereer Bit id ih spate Sab eet aT beauty. “It is made somewhat cur. The personnel of the garri voice that has given him a new out. Ty - different than pictured, fas- has been great! rengthened. hope for life after his sentence is tening with one strap, but otherwise similar. Its many cut outs give sandal like com- fort. Has full leather lining, wood covered heels, light soles and is exceedingly well made. See it tomorrow sure. In pat- a black kid, satin and white id. BRENNAN’S Extra Special Prices for Paint Up and Clean Up Week Colors Light Ivory, Outside White and Light Gray Stperior Northwestern Mixed Paints, guaranteed Gallon $3.20; Lots of 3 Gallons or more______$3.00 Roman Interior Flat Wall Paint—A Paint Made of Pure Oil Colors and a Specially Prepared Linseed Oil Which Dries Flat Without Sacrificing Durability—It Can be Washed When Soiled Regular $6.00. Geallon__--_--____ $3.50 up. SLAYER SENT TO HIS DEATH Tex., May Rvicted for the rind Pablito | , was ,clec-| » penitentiary . Sizes 814 to 11_-$2.48 $ 2 f 1% Snes a > 51% to 8 More Hollywoods For the Girls - The most popular youthful slipper style for summer. They will sell in no time. This one is especially well made. Has light weight ara trocuted at the here today It was the second execution | ‘cc ” Harle Humphreys, negro, 4 i . ieni n electrocuted yesterday. Say Bayer Insist! Beautiful Durable Hygienic was convicted for th 3,| For Pain Headache January soles and is white leather erp cicada a al Neuralgia Rheumatism It Costs Much Less to Do It Now lined throughout. So com- Under . the Quebec Workmen's ; spae Ya fortable, cool and_ stylish, Compensation act, according to aj Lumbago Colds Prices are down. Delay in painting because of price In soft black patent... recent court decision, employers are is no longer an excuse, But, regardless of price it always costs more not to paint than to paint. Delay and rust never “let up” not only Mable for the death, in- Accept only a jury or lesions sustained by employ aje— Havers eatin es, but may also be Mable under the| ayer package law for diseases « ea in camps! whichcontains proven directions | a » very next rai : or igings used commodate a and the very next rain storm may thoroughly soak un- . ortieaee Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets/M protected spots and start deterioration. Dressy Slippers For Smaller Men Buy These Ox- aera Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drug, z Aspirin ts th facture of Mo Woods ation, car wash Phone , Highw Suppose that every five years you invest $20.00 in good paint, that is $4.00 a year. Neglect will cost you many times that some day in building materials Feet fords at a Saving Of glossy black patent with Just the oxford you'll be proud and that $20.00 investment in good paint will add liable hand turned soles. to wear and at much less than you over one hundred dollars to the value of your home Paatenn with instep strap. eleleey inte, fied besides preserving your bright and attractive place, Novel cut outs in front. Good soles, rubber heels, and is made which in itself is worth something. soles with one lift heels that Ge peso Brown Spee te polish” ather. 's pleasant oO e Good paint we say. Cheap paint isn’t good—it’s ex- add so much to the wear. well dressed feet— “lf Children love these slippers. Sizes 514 to 8..------- $1.79 $ A9 Bi8Gs: 8 86 (Oh one ncmotaenaen= Qe | So Convenient To leave your shoes at our basement shop for repairing. Neat work well REPAIRED |i done. —_ Courte- ous service, pensive. Northwestern Paint covering 850 to 400 square feet two coats, costs less to start with than cheap paint, which covers 200 to 250 square feet, And enduring much longer, this first cost is still fur- ther reduced. The reason for this is that nothing but the very best materials are used in the manufac- ture of Northwestern Paint. The Personal Note IP\HE services of the good fune- ral director are marked by a human, sympathetic, personal touch that goes far towards ¢ ing a favorable impression. lack of this delicate touch is al- ways to be regretted. There is only one place in town to get Northwestern Paint—at our store. We have an exclusive agency for it. “Run Fast Skinney” In a pair of these new “Hi Kicks” you can fast. yt Sanat sees bly Ree wi: leather trimmings. Tasers je toe. as leather insole and middle sole with rubber outsoles. A humdinger for service. ED agg “WHERE EVERY SHOE IS OUT IN VIEW” NV" ECONOMY SHOE BASEMENT We Are Closing Out Our Cooking Utensil Department at Sacrifice Prices E. P. BRENNAN Gas Appliances 144 South Durbin St. Just Off Second We have always felt a real in- terest in our profession, and have entered upon our duties with a full understanding and apprecia- tion of what they mean to those we serve. Shafiter-Gay Co. s Funeral Directors istinctive Fu rice * Phone Day orNignt 202 ue er Ambulance 7 Ca . Sw yo. ay Service —~