Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 27, 1924, Page 10

TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1924. ed by the hostess. Among those/ guests at the Phillip Offenbacher who attended were: the Misses Nan|home on South David street. Mr: \e ‘ ; Smith, Katherine Stitt, Catheryn|and Mrs. Oldort were enroute to { fartin, Juanita Renville, Annette} Michigan. 9 SHARP T (Continued from Page Three.) Giradot, Eleanor Muir, Luella Camp- “ef . ‘ Mrs. Frederick B. Andrews and| Mrs. Cunningham Will ported sold with several more in| Pell, Marguerite Metz, Constance] Mr. and ifzs. W. B. Hunter are ; : Mrs, O'Donnell served a delicious | @ntertain at Luncheon. prospect. A number of most gen- Metz, Mary Lou Blanton and the] visiting in the city for the week ‘and 3 Mrs. A. J. Cunningharr will en- i ‘ Tuneheon, rhe next meeting Of ltertain informally mt luncheon on 4 Zi p ! : the Synurgae will be held June 10) mhursday at her residence oo South ; tee chants were reported by Mrs. H. P. Fishburn and Mrs. R. E. Evans, chairmen of the committee in charge of the luncheon and ar- rangements. Following the business session guest of honor, eee erous donations by Casper mer-|Messrs. Wilbur Jenkins, Harry ffrom their home on Nebraska. at the home of Mrs. A. G Fidel] Qontor street. Young, Rolland Nichols, Robert Hol- man, Paul Blodgett, Justin Patrick, Clifford Russell, Paul Cody, George with Mrs. George Hackett assisting. : 2 . phculd\ ant be, conthaca wilh hee We are overstocked and we must unload. Prices and cost have been forgotten. We PERSONALS give you all fair warning—any woman or miss failing to attend this sale will lose See abe sone no ears aN out on the greatest garment sale ever held in this city. Without hesitation we say: nounced Monday as _ bet oat “e x = ret ty mcm a Py ah face eek - RICH, RED BLOOD NEVER have such extraordinary values been offered anywhere. ; Bolln, Keith Bahrenburg and the planned by the men of St. Mark’s' cee will spend the summer months, H Delta Tau Deltas To cee Ld " Fa a * 2 . posal trrcey aevaptte neice > HIGH GRADE DRESSES z Members of the Delta Tau Delta] i. their guests at thelr home on ume i fraternity will meet this evening at church for the same date honoring ees! in your bakings Compliments to 110 Spring Dresses in styles for all occasions, stree* 1 i ees ver, 7 é ¥ eee e afternoon, sports and evening wear. Eve wante. Mrs. Nicoiarsen_ Will amen) / Same Price Graduates »_ SP 4 a spring material. $20.00 VALUES NOW “12.00 nas, mother, Mrs. John 'T. Bogan, expect : tain a number af fiends Tomer | to leave next week overiand tor Sait| | (<0 Oh At ae Tbe at the springtime luncheon to be Lake City where they will visit with given by the members of St. Mark's | friends and relatives at their former 25 Ounces for 25¢ P Synurgae at the Odd Fellows hall. | bome- Beak Sera Enterta Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oldorf and Ai viteneat Packs: children of Riverton were Sun¢ay i Mrs. C. Derr was hostess at a ; 4elightful informal card party given tainted HAY—GRAIN +f ke he: h Wash- iuinten atveets > ran geaste aciennea, /ON Ue bat salle Pati CHIX FEEDS— SALT Birthday Is Casper Warehouse Co. Celebrated. | 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE SES Boone moana NUCOA ie SUMMER COTTON DRES evening at her residence on South Oak street in honor of her daugh- ter Julia’s sixteenth birthday. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening and refreshments were served by Mrs. Donovan assisted by Mrs. R. L. Wilcox. Guests who at- STORAGE FORWARDING Je For the best results in raising chickens use Victor Buttermilk Starter.. For more eggs feed Victor Scratch Feed and Laying fine as shortening in high grade pastry the original - always sweet Sizes for Women and Misses °4.95 Cool, crisp Cotton Dresses are a bargain at this popular tended were the Misses, Helen Mce- Mash, Kin, M Zumwalt, Mable White, | ¢@® Oe ®® @® Eloise = McKin fable Pitcher, Graduation is one of Hilzabeth Dines, Freda Stout, Rena — setaenetannaaiaeen =— the most important mile- “IT’S A FRAME UP” Pitcher, Gladys Wilcox, Hazel stones in the life of every Trout, Laura Penn, Dorothy Tang- : z ney, Arzilla Foster and the Messrs. | boy and girl—and indeed, ch les Allen, Leslie Wilco: Til ar, or ing Jew Pi, as 0 y ford Deborak, "Dities ‘and ee pose See Wonk paaship toe With ees sesh ‘tat ‘poate Sia price. Newest summer styles and hundreds to choose McKin, Phillip Dines and the gues ans x : x . . eg : : a é of honor. ADEE. | LET US FRAME THAT SCENE OR THA™ therefore most fitting from. Linen, voile and combinations in the beautiful Mrs. Weldner Entertains PHOTOGRAPH OF LITTLE BILLY! that they should carry summer shades. Pepper Club Members. Mrs. Charles T. Weidner . enter- tained the members of the Pepper club last evening at her residence on East Bleventh street, the prize for the evening being won by Mrs, something with them to commemorate that achievement. 10% DISCOUNT On Orders of More Than Five EXTRA SPECIAL To the First Twenty-five Ladies Entering Our Store Your Choice of a Beautiful Trimmed Hat for Market Picture Frame Shoppe With Market Shoe Repair Second Street Public Market Fred Newman. Substitutes for the evening were. Mrs. Cecil Bon, Mrs. J. W. Johnson and Mrs. M. C. Price. Mrs. Ed Donahoe will enter- tain the club on Monday evening of next week at the last meeting of the season. We invite inspection of P hone 2534 the largest stock of —_——_— GRUEN WATCHES in ful and large assortment of diamond rings, both in MOUNTAIN STOCK RANCH GOING AT BIG SACRIFICE «2 Tuesday Tea Chub Meeting Today. Mrs. Nell Kimball was hostess for the regular meeting of the Tues- day Tea club this afternoon at her residence on South Wolcott street. Guests present besides members were: Mrs, Charles T, Weidner, Mrs. S. N. Brooks, Mrs. Leigh’ McGrath and guest, Miss Plizabeth Clare of Canada. platinum and white gold mountings, Special attention given to fine watch repairing and high grade jewelry work. John Tripeny Co. $2.05 Khaki e Knickers, Now - Good Quality Khaki Full Cut $2.50 Khaki Blouses $1.75 Middy Blouses of khaki in regular sizes; ideal for outing wear. Our Entire Stock of : Ladies’ and Misses SUITS o2e Literary Division Will Hold Meeting Wednesday. The last meeting of the year of the Mterary department of the Cas per Woman's Departmental club 1160 acres, deeded land. 12,000 acres, leased land. 1760 acres, fenced. will be held tomorrow afternoon at Drugs and Jewelry the home of Mrs. R. W. Loucks Completely furnished house, garage, stables, GO AT 659 CY avenue. Roll call will be i “ i ; answered by some current event |{f Cicken house and other improvements. 241 S. Center Phone 72. topic and the following books, will $3,000 stock of hay and machinery . be reviewed: “The Snob,’ t Mrs. K erers of the ste Land, » Gray, Mrs. W. P. Holm All members c department are requested to be , and the Considered safest range and finest climate in Wyoming. Wiring Supplies FIXTURES, LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio Supplies Motor Repairing Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. Midwest Phone 483W Estimate Gladly Furnished SAVE 20 PER CENT BY BUYING YOUR LIGHTING FIXTURES During Our Removal Sale of Electric Appliances and Fixtures Excellent hunting and fishing. Ideal for Sheep Suitable for Cattle Only 200 Miles From Casper MUST SELL AT ONCE Owner Leaving City Friday Morning Phone Owner at 381 0)” oF REGULAR PRICE Models for everyone, short coat suits, long tailored suits, novelty suits, smart sport suit. All sizes up to 48. Is Thursday Evening. There will be no recital of the pu- Pils of Miss Marguerite Fitzgerald | § this evening, as has been incorrect- ly rumored. The recital, as stated in the Tribune yesterday, will be held at 8:16 p, m. Thurs in the Music Shoppe. A progr: of ex ceptional merit has been arranged for the occasion. Pinard Powers Is t Surprise Party Wonder Values In COATS Prices Smashed Right and Left $30 Coats, Now $15.00 $65 Coats, Now VARICOSE VEINS ARE. UAL REED No sensible pe SALE OF Sport Hats Values Up to $12.00 $5.00 Never Have We Offered : Such Value ion will continue to suffer ‘trom dangerous swollen hes when the new harmless germicide Onl can. readily. 2-Light 4-Light $35.00 They arrived late—so to ¢ th & Turner Drug Ereyaeans or Browntone or - sell them quickly, we are french French Gray As Low as Ask for a two-ounce original bot tle of Kmerald Ot (full str und refui substitutes. 1 offering them at but a fraction of their intended price. In fact, we are practically giving them away. As Low as Extra Size Coats Stylish Stouts Just a Few Left Sizes Up to 50 TAKE YOUR CHOICE $20 Values Up to $42.50 directed and in a few days im ment will be ¥ then continue until the swoll ns are reduced to normal. It ts guaranteed and is so powerful that it also reduces en larged glands, goitres and weas. Mail orders accepted.—Advertise ment, FOR MOVING AND STORAGE Expert Crating Packing and Shipping WITIGD ; JUST 4 MORE DAYS Monday we will be in our new location in with the CASPER GAS APPLIANCE CO., one door west with prices back to normal. BUY THIS WEEK WHILE YOU CAN SAVE 20% CASPER ELECTRIC COMPANY 121 East First ee, Fae Phone 1993-J SILK HOSIERY $3.00 Values at $4.75 Silk Top Chiffons, also Fine Quality Thread Silk With Lisle Top ALL THE NEW SHADES J ACOBS’ NEW SAMPLE 122 W. SECOND ST.—JUST ‘AROUND THE CORNER OFF CENTER ST, | PHONE 949 Natrona Transfer Storage and Fuel Co.