Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1924, Page 12

ee eer te artes = not impra address was | Lindsay a short} time pri speech. | Lindsay sy 58 as al eywhole embarking upon new phases of their He expressed their | apprec: n of the many things which been done for the fur. of thelr education. Lindsay and Miss Helen PAGE TWELVE. GLASS OF 98 GRADUATED LAST ~ NIGHT BY NATRONA HIGH SCHOOL (Continued from Page One) =things from the standpoint of those *who do worthwhile things. Try to measure your qualifications along- side those of the men who butid our buildings, our bridges, who drill our oil wells, operate our pipe lines and refineries, or who design and make our wonderful tools and machinery | Holly of all types. Put yourself in the| F place of any great author, artist, statesman, builder or doer of deeds. One so doing avolds piffalls, lost fle things. If we could]! important it is to| y e| J y how nd plan then the necessi cuting promptly, would have the highly fortuna n lands or money to do things and t them. “This matter of keeping mentally and physically fit ts one of first 1m: portance. No fine edged tool or machinery of any make can do its work without proper care. and at tention. The same is true of our body. “We should ever strive to get pleasure from the things we have| and do and yet not lose the desire | iva This is| Truly mind can | rol our thoughts as to deve elfare of others perhaps It like n and must | the worth el and seck the} o be useful have n there ha women lke our yout reservation 1 and spiritual S yours in increasing de. r years increase. No y ask for greater wealth than that and it can he use of the winning hinking sanely and|@ | the entire and girls respe the ards | i 1 by the William same won first pr al ec sition and > in the | garet Rockwell | the best review Durward” scholarships tal Miss Mane Ham Hayr jmes, Howard Hemr r, Hugh Hinds, Har Wilbur Jenkins, Retd: Leroy urgensen, ( Wren DP uly Beulah Bergmak, are, motion, and has more time for con-| ham, Sigrid I Mabel Uke: I verily believe we} Welch, best of wall winning | Wilkes. Helen Bishop, Irene Brammer, Mary Fue, 1604 Less, acu Srit- Wun. yurearer brewn. Serotny 43v- Cisna, Clark, Edythe CYemons, @hetma: C6- zad, Frances Crabtree, Lucille Cun- ningham, Clelia Dyke, Della Decker, | on Laura Des Jarlais, Mary Marguerite Donko, freed, Helene ine 5 rine Prewitt, ia Peterson, tenshaw, jorie Mary We ‘formation. Mary | Dessert, Falk, Goodman, Gothberg, Thelma Grimm. Bernice Henry, Emma Hertz, Louise Hilsa- beck, Alice Hitshaw, Gertrude Kirk. kela, Gladys Love. ella Moser, F Muller, jeorgia Reeves, Agnes Rowse, fall and Delilah iene! ES Cal! the Tribune for highway dn —_——— Your Credit Is Good At Chamberlin’s CHEYENNE, Wyo., with the “flush” Gladys -streets Phyllis Emma he “flush"’ system. Jose r, Lorene member Dr. eral and entertaining LET US FURNISH YOUR HOME THROUGH OUR CONVENIENT MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN “What the Gold Seal Means’’ The Gold Seal is a pledge that Gold Seal Congoleum must deliver satisfaction to it’s buyer or money is re- Autos Now Parked Parallel .With the Curb In_ Capital), June 6.— Cheyenne motorists are wrestling parking problem in the business district as the result of congested conditions re: from street paving operations. city commission has ordered parking in order that as much pas- sage-way as is possible may be left now bearing diverted from closed thoroughfares. Heretofore the 45-degree-angle pavk- ‘ ing system has been permitted in the business district and few local motorists have had experience with lting The ush” traffic "THE COMMON SENSE OF uriel Perkins, Ju- /MUSIC” BY SPAETH ON SALE AT WELLS STORE Hundreds of Casperites will re- Sigmund Spaeth who not s0 many months ago gave sev- instructive he Casper Daily Critune lectures here on music.’He brought to people of this city keener appre- ciation of real music by showing how simply constructed it really is. Now comes the announcement Spaeth’s recently published ‘The Common Sense of Mus- is in Casper on sale’ at the E. Wells Music . store, through whose efforts the noted authority came to Casper last year. square miles. Relief Was Permanent — Cressy Says Tanlac Correct- ed Troubles Two Years are and He Is Still Feeling ine. walk the floor. weight. “Well, sir, what Tanlac does {t}and general condition, certainly does jam up, for it brought me good health with a gain of 26 Ibs. in weight two years ago and Fam still feeling fine,” is the truly re- markable statement of B, Cressy, a well-known electrical engineer, 959 Ellis St., San Francisco, Calif. “Previous to taking Tanlac I had auffered agonies with my stomach for a year or more. Many a night this indigestion caused me such pain and shortness of breath that I health was fully completed. Taniac is for sale by druggists. Accept Over 40 million bottles sold, —Advertisement. wide Says Frisco Engineer simply had to get out of bed and Constipation added to my misery and T continually lost “My first bottle of Tanlac made a decided improvement in my appetite so I con- tinued the treatment until the good work of bringing me back to normal In my opinion Tanlac is without an equal.” all good no substitute, Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for con: stipation, made and recommended by the manufacturers of TANLAC. length Dr. Spaet! lectures here.| “The Common Sense of Music” is certain to attract an excellent and appreciative reception and will un- doxbtedly be a big seller in Casper. ———— The Pacific ocean covers 68,000,000 ‘To put away its con- tents it would be necessary to jfill a tank one mile long, one mile and one mile deep every day for 441 This book is one that ee) at} years. BS i ONCE INA “LIFETIME Where You Get a OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US Gold Seal turned.” Congoleum Art Rugs Sizes— 18x86 CONGOLEUM By the Yard In Kitchens and Bathrooms it is especially effective. The patterns are created with these rooms in view. Beignten up your floors—make them easy to keep clean. Priced at 85@ Per Square Yard Look for the “Gold Seal”—Congoleum is N ot Genuine Without It WINDOW SHADES : VICTOR HAND MADE OIL’ OPAQUE SHADINGS Are made by hand on a special fabric selected for strength and durability; thoroughly sized to prevent stretching, curling or wrinkling when hung. Pro- tected against sun and moistening by a covering of pure fadeless pigment, mak- ing a window shading that gives great wear and is guaranteed to be satisfactory. The cloth is-mounted on a guaranteed “standard rolled.” Sizes 24 inches to an Priced at, inclusive 38 inches in width. each $7.00 Your Choice of Colors Buff, Light or Dark Green Excelsior Machine Made Oil Shades Are good standard quality shades that give sat- on eee ws Your choice of col- uff, Light or Dark Green. Sizes Pricdd isfaction at a popular price. ors: 24 to 36 inches inclusive. ANCHOR SHADES Your choice of either Light Green or Dark Green, A good value at very small cost. Sizes 55 24 to 36 inches inclusive. , Priced at-_.¢ Cc CHALLENGE REF RIGERATORS AND ICE BOXES In Sixteen Styles and Sizes Now on Display Priced At $44.40 and Upwards Challenge Refrigerator Features itary Removable Trap D: and Drip Pipe ‘ Made of Selected Ash Wood. Golden Oak and White Enamel Finishes AT MOST REASOABLE PRICES Maximum of Refrigeration With Minimum of Ice Consumption Visit Our Drapery Department — Second Floor The Newest Selection of “Orinoka Sunfast and Tubfast Fabrics” Come in—it will be a Pleasure to Show You This Is Your Opportunity to Select RUGS At the Lowest Pricés In Years May first marked the beginning of the rug season for the following six months. At the rug auction in New York a decline of 25% to 30% was noted. We have marked all our rugs.accordingly. French Wiltons, Wool Wiltons, Axminsters, Tapestries and all grades with very few exceptions were affected. Our Stock is Complete and by Far the Largest in Wyoming AKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE CO. Our Exchange Department Will Offer You a Fair Price for Your Used Furniture Second and David Streets Phone 37—Branch Exchange Connecting All Departments AND HERE’S ANOTHER REASON WHY Most Amazing and Sensational Offer Ever Attempted in Casper or Elsewhere I am going to GIVE EVERY MAN in Casper the oppor- tunity of buying FOR SATURDAY ONLY one of my highest quality suits for Your m ©) Choice _ Of Any Suit in the Store 4 With each additional suit purchase at our regular unbeat- able price of $35.00. In other words you get TWO SUITS PRACTICALLY FOR THE PRICE OF ONE. And furthermore‘it is not necessary to buy both suits for your- self. Buy one for your friend or brother or go in together and get two suits. This is just one more of the convincing reasons why my present sale only happens ONCE IN A LIFETIME | REASONS WHY ICAN DO THIS I am out of the High Rent district, my overhead is very low, ‘personal service and my ‘unusual power of buying. There are Sales and Sales in Casper but I will venture to say that this one has been the most successful in the his- tory & oaePek: Why? Ask your heigh- bor—he knows where REAL V J ARE GIVEN ! ad This Amazing Suit offer is made possi by the fact that I am diasontiiuhie ain one-pant suit in the house and in the fu- ture will feature only two-pants suits. I am therefore cutting out the present line in this give-away manner. JUST A FEW WORDS, MEN:—Is it worth your while to save $15 or $20 on your suit? If you really are desirous of saving real money here is your chance, There will be no one to blame but yourself if you ) ube this, pe ilewest: slaughter on suits empted anywhe i and don't ies ite oT ee And Always Remember— Your Money’s Worth Or Your Money Back CLOTHING DEPT. 260 South Center 260 South Center