Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 3

-) @be Casper Daily Cridune Gen. Alvarado |i. meee re ness of the smaller tailored hat. One of these shown here today in brown straw has a high rounded crown of brown taffeta with a severely tailor- ed taffeta morning glory, in brown, along one side of the brim. at her summer home and display. The latter part of November she will return to Casper for a four months Socueeeaen| Seainin Row With Colonel e e ene ‘Mrs. D. Gustavson, of Sheridan, is visiting in Casper for several ‘days. Serdar . Ere >. ee ee company. Mrs. Morian took the % VERA CR q Entertains train last night for Denver where} Mrs. L. P. Stewart, of Colby, Kan., UZ, June 26.—The death . Mrs. Mark Davia entertained this| she will De for several caver ts -visiting “her daughter” here, Mrs. | of General Salvador Alvarado is con- Summertime ° c firmed by passengers arriving from isf: afternoon at a 1.00 o'clock bridge see r Glen Clay. Mrs. Glen Clay was for- Satisfaction Ninchoon.at her resideniee on South| Robert Erickson, nephew. of! Merly Miss Fern Stewart, EAR ap EN cee I Act rd that’s the story ——> ed by Colonel Aparicio in a dispute Durbin street: The guests includ-| George Nelson of this-city, arrived ° ed the Mesdames Deaver, Price,| in Casper yesterday:for the . ib pCa A isc petateree ‘Walker, Crabtree, Leigh Townsend,| He was accompanied, by a Bohoo 2 e A Mexico’ City dispatch last week N A , | Nichols;* Bell, Bachelor, Joe Binge] friend, Jimmie Groves. Both the said General.Alvarado’ had’ been enhelmer, Weidner, Silas Brooks,| young men are college students from court martialed and executed by Gen. . Newman, Hemingway, Fidel, Wurtz, | rlinels, ‘a : eral Federin, a member of. his own delightful flavor oh amacaing Pyar A Jack Allen, depaty-U.i8, moarehadt; és Th GALLOWS mae nL ig a Setting the Styles het: is in the city serving papers for the NEW YORK—Though so: Inez M. Babb Tonight U. 8. court. ‘The dance to be given this even- O80. © ing, at the pesetnts Temple, will be James Gallentley of Mills was a most enjoyable affair. It is to be| operated upon yesterday for ap- given by the St. Mark’s Guild for|pendicitis. He is in the Natrona|"¥Shed to their rescue and were the benefit of the Cathedral Home| county hospital. only revented from killing Ward (Continued from Page One) wo- men have gone back to the side sad- for’ Childsen at’ Tatafile. ‘The : ei: by the intervention of R. B. Sims,| aig and the riding skirt, white linen Balcony, Hotel Henning ladies of the guild will act as pat-4 Mr, and Mrs. P. C. Loveland have| Superintendent of the prison. Ward | breeches and sleeveless coat ‘of bril- Mimeographing ronesses. returned from Boulder, Colo., where | Tor" scccrnt avy (iton tee pospital| ant fiannel are still the popular|] Circular 1, tere’: Typi This dance is given primarily for| they went to attend the graduation] {°F Several days following his beat-| riding costume today. Price-lists Dictation the students who have lately re-|of their eldest daughter, who has| {7S at the hands of the convicts, : Bulletins oaitions turned from school, but all others| been in the university there. Peep cacn: of . Ward's, (case “hated ag as NEW YORK—Though the wide are most welcome. The Curtz- extended after his imprisonment to Buterfield orchestra has been se-] yr. O'Mara; pasta PR Nobr., | {h¢ Fenewal of investigations in con- | Bat laden _with chiffon, flowers and mI e for the occasion and punch) is in town to find a crew of shearers Ben Ma four other murders. IT’S E Y wilt be served throughout the even-|to take back with him. It is impos: fp ittigers suspected him of 'S EASY TO SELL ing. Dancing will begin at nine} sible to get them at his home. .He| te slaying of Mrs. Alma Boudreau, olclock. will also sign confracts, while ‘here,) nose. dead body was found in a : ° ‘Tickets are one dollar and can| for buying some School yard at Phoenix during the be secured by calling Mrs. George | stockmen. . MS Christrias holidays, and additional ] plc or Mrs, Sinclair ay or,} . ce @ Ree ataciee ice Tee nicer nla Aven tonight, at the Masonic temple. Nels Bylund and Ted Edleman, of | th© ee ae ‘ sche Sheridan, are visiting college friends | #Uth Tucker, near Hemphis, Tenn., Because the Public is Looking for Them Beges-Warwick in this city for a few days. ‘They|Janvary 27, 1923, and of Obe Nuptials are guests at the C,. D. Hemry home| Srencer near Memphis on May: 23, However, We Want You to Know That Ours Are Good The marriage of Miss Elizabeth|on South Beech street. 1928. Beggs to William Warwick todk eee P Th | STORE, Reduced Rates © Rexall: - We Carry All Sizes to Satisfy All Wants place today at 1:00 o'clock at the} J. W. Edwards and wits ce Held Justified As you are probably aware, Rexall Orderlies are Phone 45. ceremony the ‘wedding party motor- eee ed to the Beggs ranch.where a love-| 5, Wy wresaing Sinner, waa Served. | ugsm:Chopec visitors tio. le an he Miss Beggs has been a resident of Wake ov: erland to: Billings, Casper for some time and is’ very vy to: Billings, Mont. well known among the younger set, having attended the Natrona Coun- ty High School for the past two years. Mr. Warwick is in the up- holstering business in this city. Presbyterian manse, the Rev.| Casper today enroute for the Yellow- «Charles Wilson performing the cer-| stone Park. They are from Little- the most reliable, most satisfactory of all laxa- tives and are most universally used. emony. Immediately following the| ton, Colo. ’ “One at Night Makes the Next Day Bright” * ‘WASHINGTON, ‘June 20.—Pro- Mr. and Mrs, Deane Morgan are| Posed reduced rates on numerous leaving soon for Berkeley, Cal.,| Commodities in the carloads from the After a two week's honeymoon in where -Mr. Morgan will take work |New York plers of the Southern during the summer session of the| Pacific company, applying by water University of California, to Galyeston, Tex., and New Orleans, South Dakota Mr. and Mrs. War- Ses G, thence by rail to points on the South- wick will return here where they} Clff Fitzgerald is a giest at the|°'" Pacific lines in New Mexico. CASPER’S PIONEER STORES will make their home. J. BE. Hanway home, Mr. Fitzgerala|tizona and California, were found ris is a student at Datmouth College | JUstifled today by the interstate Com- eee rere Dros Stoves ; pale Fs merce Commission. A suspension Art Lectures ae See ofithe Alpha Delt | OP°the sates ordered-some een non The Rexall Stores ‘Was vacated, aS SS r*?_?. Wyoming Motorway ? ?-? The series of lectures on interior Sek sais decorating which Mrs. Edith Hum-|. W- EB. Burke and M. T. McDonald Threy of New York, is giving, are | Prominent citizens of Salt Creek, are arousing much interest among the |!" the city on business. : reople of Casper. This afternoon's bei d lecture will be held at Mrs. L. A.| Mrs. C. O. Chandler and a large “TWO STORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE” Reed's residence cn South Center| Party of friends are in the city en- street. The classes are most inter-| Toute for the yi 0 : esting and valuable and it Is expect- ed that the attendance of these| Mrs. Hench is visiting her son aioe ea = Shoe Clearance ) esterday. Mrs. H. Rouch, of this city under- x Miss Mildred M.'Peterson and Sam | Went @ serious operation yesterday WE ARE OFFERING A SPECIAL’ON SEVERAL LADIES PUMPS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY x : | at Dr. Keith's hospital. Dr. H. L. These are shoes that sold regularly at $7.50 to $8.50 and good values 44 at this price, but.we are going to clean them out at a..« $ 4 95 - : e Miss Mary Jane Archer, graduate in expression from Drake untversity, is located in Casper. hotel by Judge Henry Brennon. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Peterson, the bride's . Special price of ---__-L-_ te a eee Suwa perents, witnessed the ceremony. ‘Both young people are very well known in Casper. They will be at > Mrs. Sadie LaTouf fs leaving in a ig. Serene ae ween Cade, few days for Denver and Estes Park. Ivory Kid one step. Field mouse Kid eee trimming Baby Louis heel at 9 Gea Wash MATES Black Kid low heel one strap at bd ‘The wedding of Miss Daisy Wallin . Beige Suede low heel with braiding on —- Glen of Riverton, to Harmon watt, |} Lemons Bleach vamp a beautiful sport pump at ——___ also of Riverton, took place Wednes- day, June 18, in that city, The ride visited in Casper last summer and has for some time been a corre- spondent for the Tribune. Mr, Watt 4s in the hardware business in Riverton. eee Odd Fello: Dancin, two Jemona with lub to Meet - three ounces of ‘The Odd. ‘Fellows, Dancing club Fl - Small Feet, See These ‘will give « carnival dance tomorrow gist will supply 86 pair of White Canvas Oxfords, in sizes 3, 314, 4 evening at the hall. In addition to - of 6 a pleasant evening’s entertainment, for_a few- cents and 414, in good seasonable oxfords, but only sizes Shake well in a ientiongs & matter ‘of importance: 1s\ to be} 1 o411¢ ana you have « whole quar- ; brovght before the club. All mem-/ se int of the moat. wonderful skin White Silk Hose. Regular $2-25 Values, $1 95 e hire are arsed. tape present, whitener, softener and beautifier. take Sale Massage this sweetly fragrant 124 East Second Street _|lemon bleach into the face, neck, |The ladies of the English Luth- “Your Feet Will Bring You Back” the Skin White i "Seas run of sizes in the above ‘The only harm: less way to bleach the skin white: is to mix thé juice of Odds: and ends in satins, kids, colored suedes, in shoes that sold at $10.00 and $11.00., Beautiful shoes if you can get fitted aS $4.95 arms and hands. It can not irritate. Famor beduties use it to eran Ladies’ Ald will hold a bake ua~stase aple, Saturday, June 21, at the Lioya | "ring at clear, youthtul akin and drug store. The salo will begin at |TOSY-white complexion; also as a 10 a. m. freckle, sunburn and. tan bleach. Bllis-Boles You must mix this remarkable lotion yourself. It can not be bought ready to use because it acts best immediately after it is pre- pared.—Advertisement, ¢ Sgturday. Miss Connie Ellis and Billy Boles were married last Saturday in Den- ver. After a short trip through Colorado, they returned to this city Zz where they are to live. Mrs. Boles \'8.0 sister of Miss Ellis in the offices ef Drv Lathrop. _ CITY BRIEFS Allen and Fremont Michie are in the city from thetr ranch. eee SEMI-ANNUAL Mr, and Mra. H. 'T. Moran were in : the city yesterday from Midwest. Mr. Qe Morilan js with the Utah Oil and Gas ¥ ¥ e T Now Going Cn and Continues Until Make Delicious SATURDAY NIGHT ICED TEA ae Arloita Ivory Kid, Brown Kid. ' FYING ! ne Trim Spanish Heel | EXTRA SPECIALS IN SILKS: oe aS | Of All Kinds Are Offered During This From $8.00 to $12.00 Specialty Boot * Shop Co. 2nd Floor O-S Bldg. Great Semi-annual Sale of Silks KASSIS DRY GOODS CO. | Phone 1740 137 East Second Pigeon Tea and Coffee Co. Phone 623 228 East Second Street FREE With each Coat or Suit purchased Tomorrow we are going to give the ladies of Casper an extraor- dinary pay day treat, which is in’ addition to the unexcelled we will give absolutely free, one of our latest summer hats PAGE THREE, FREE FRE during Saturday’s Sale values offered in the sale of the National Suit and Coat Co., (C. M. Elgin), which stock was Purchased From the | Sheriff at OUR OWN PRICE These Prices Will-Bring the Thrifty Ones Out in Crowds DON’T BE DISAPPOINTED—COME EARLY 9-SUITS-35 Xn All the Newest Materials; Latest Styles and Colors at GIVE-AWAY PRICES 23 COATS In plaids, plain and cut mater- ials. Sizes 16 to 40. Values to $25.00, 7 0" 27 COATS In stripes, plain, plaids and cut materials. Values to $37.50. 4 23--- BEAUTIFUL COATS -- 23 In fine poiret twill and velvetons in tan, navy, grey and black. Sizes 16 to 44. Values to $49.50_ G” ene See BANKRUPT! SALES CoO. | HENNING HOTEL BLDG. 112 SOUTH CENTER (ie