Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1924, Page 14

' s ‘for a camp a PAGE FOURTEEN. MCANN ENTERS Lota HERE FOR DISTRICT JUDGE Casper Attorney, One-|: Time Minister, in Primary Race. Irving Gof McGann, Casper attor- ney, has announced himself as a candidate judicial district. Mr. McCann has been in Wyoming for six years prac ticing law. He was three years in Manville and has spent the remaind-| » er of the time here. Previous to taking up law work judge of the eighth | o EXPERT SWIMMING INSTRUCTOR ENGAGED TO TAKE-CHARGE OF SPORT AT BOY SCOUT CAMP morning an early dip will be taken y|upon arising... This will be com- pulsory. There will be two optional 4s for swimming. One of e\ will be from 11 until 11:45 m. and the other from 4:30 to 0 p. m. Scouts will not be per- to swim except during these A white bath will be taken wice a wee, each scout being ‘re- An expert swimming instructor has been secured by the Casp c TN iain i; ) ANNAN When Service is the Dominant. Factor Che Casper Daily cridune : 4 THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1924, 6 TO 9 O'CLOCK —, 1 Casper’s Greatest Sensation At the Stroke of 6 O’clock TONIGHT quired to cover himself completely with lather before entering the water. Registrations should be made early for the camp. The scouts may attend for a, 10-day period at 75 cents a day. i Camphor Is Big Everybody is surprised at the quick results from simple camphor, witchhazel, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash. One small bottle helps any case weak, strained or sore eyes. Aluminum eye cup free: Casper Pharmacy.—Adv. soll aly “Lie Lincoln Cleaners. Phone 2519W oo ? 2? ? Wyomtng Motorway ? ? ? rational church. Ho wana chap leg daviseindcrenates LAM GOING TO GIVE EVERY MAN AND YOUNG MAN OF CASPER AN ain in the army during tho war >| and for three afd a half years pre : ne, OPPORTUNITY TO DRESS UP FOR THE GRAND AND GLORIOUS FOURTH He has been graduated from the nave be nls SYSTEMS: | 5 ; diet otneda. ana Univeral of, ‘cni.| coe we a Receive Special Consideration eI H E R E Ss i HE PROO F Seaaivarsuy rant the ULvie| c] a Ri Is gee Bs Pee by the fac wha the Nyame foe Bt If you want to prove once and for all my ability in selling better clothes for less, OLD RESIDENTS: FIND SURPRISE ON VISIT HERE Ever kince F. D. Berry left here five ‘years ago he has been coming back periodically to surprise himself * He has, of course, never been disap poin' t this estat such an ex reputation that it is still known as the “Berry,” Last night Mr. Berry came in from Fort Morgan, Colo., where he and his wife and two children have their summer home. A beautiful orange grove in sunny Florida is the site of their winter residence. Perhaps: golden oranges and the tropical climate have somethingg. te do- with taking Mr. E ant! his family south every winter. The main attraction however, is rida vish- ing—and it can't be beat any place in the United’ States, declares the one-time Casper man. Not only does it provide him with abundant sport Wit it furnishes him with a bottom less fund of “fish” stories. He has made these so popular, with the pro per touches, that they have given much publicity ir us | new y training in His Wyoming an proved of great as throwing the “bu Tt has been two ars sin ir. He got off the train last night prepared to Berry has been in Casper nee new building: paying, a much habit he has or three times as much expar and improvement. as ‘he ore GIRL RESERVES GO INTO GAM HERE JULY 12 July 13.. The camp is t five miles southeast of property belonging to Dr. A fleasanter spot is seldom found 1 all girls should be| re most happy The re lars ma offic Many for the fee of four dol-| ut the ¥. W. C, A.| re being planned mp. 1 8 hiking, t hi as we nu make t q PROGRAM FOR BAND CONCERT THIS EVENING © regular weekly band concert given this evening at 8 at the city park, acc nouncement fron mpton who has ma¢ ne jer that there will be © with the holiday prc Following is tk Hw. change ir no interferer , King. .—Prince Charm it of the East, Remick Serenade, F. Schu jo—Sand Dance, Freid American Stride, Vander- | Southern Songs, Hayes “=| Peacock PIA ATAY inva Try it for your next lunch —topped with strawberries or fresh fruits. Shredded full meal in two ° isculits. ~ | | HARKEN! IT’S DRES | WEEK | Fhe Wash Rack Open 6 a. m. Si Thos. Jenkins Shoes “La Poulette”’ Low Heel Gores with the Satin, Patent and Brown Calf The Heel for Comfort Specialty Boot Shop Phone 1500 2nd Floor, O. & S. 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