Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1924, Page 8

, F) ‘4 3 _ STORAGE rl <— >) me =i) aes | come | Cc holds 1 there mat The d most system Your car Ballooned quickly and easily Two Simple Ways to Change Over ‘to Miller Balloons 1—There is a Miller Balloon that can be put on your present whee and rims without any wheel change. 2.—There is also a Mil- ler Balloon for smaller wheels which may be put on with only a change of spokes and rims, Call on any authorized Miller dealer about put- ting Miller Balloons on your car today. THEMILLER RUBBER COMPANY OF N.Y. Akron, Ohio Wyoming Automotive Co. Wholesale Automobile ‘quipment Casper, Wyoming For Sale by Authorized Miller Dealers HAY— GRAIN CHIX FEEDS. SALT Casper Warehouse Co. 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE TEL. 27 FORWARDING For the best results chickens use Victor Starter. For more in raising Buttermilk eggs feed Victor Scratch Keed and Laying Mash, ° Not a WE RENT ’EM See Casper a Open Cars, per mile 135 N. Wolcott St, One Block window xhibit of the Camp. rdware company has been acting pat deal of merited (tention during the past few days. | The ings, which are on sale, are the work of Miles J. Maryott noted animal painter, whose pres: is in Oshkosh, Neb. The < worth consists ec each showing a a RIDE ’7IM COWBOY 3rone This Time But a NEW FORD nd Vicinity and Least Expensive Way Closed Cars, per mile. ........... . Special Rates for Long Trips AUTO SERVICE CO. Mast ¢ AND BALANCE OF WEEK SNAPP BROS. SHOWS] Here and There Jother Haye you seen our { desirable midsummer es in sizes up to 14 years? All them ‘ uart Shop.— fea big gan inusual y als a very life-like mong their natura The ases will be | exhibition for about a week. At] sent Mr. Maryott is vacationing Pathfinder. abili his arance surroundings ani car on Tripeny's fountain, with expert attendants to pre re a wide range | of delicious drinks, will delight you. | ‘Thermopolls is having a minature world war of its own. The motto of the opposing parties seems to be ‘They shall not pass.” the Tripeny's.—Adv. Everything for home medi ne cabinet at or's streets were filled with ages this morning that made look around for hitching posts and board front liquor emporiums. he click-clak of boots and blinding G perso olors of silk shirts gave Casper a uch of “local color” t is h tn duplicate. For fcur big the town will sh visitors what the poet meant when he wrote, ‘Out Where the West Begins.” Let ‘er rip, Slim—and watch out for the hindmost. You may try others first—but it will be Schwartz eventually. Jos. 1 Sehwartz.—Adv. your extra room. Furnish it tastefully and with little cost at the Bailey Furniture Co. A well furnished room fs a guilt-edged in Phone 16173, 326 West Ady Rent vestment Yellowstone — Jewelry that cannot be surpassed for beauty and durability. dos. I. “THAT RUSSIAN HORSE “Tres!” Thars On HIS WAN To AMERICA To Race SPARK PLUG + IM FWARNING YOu 7% BE COREFUL = IF Your HORSE bys Your UFE anir worth A OIMG ~ Those RUSSIAN GUYs ARE HoT. HEADED THEY Donor THINK No MORE oO 4 some sain A th Your cap Than You Do oF CHaALKIN' A CUE -- Nov GETTER CALL OFF “Tus MILWAUKEE) = RACE SL DYe THink rm GONNA PASS UP A CHANCE Te CLEAN UP ab 2t.000 1¢ Che Casper Daily Cripune BARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG Sohwartz.—Adv. Don't destroy your old mattress! Our expert mattress repair man can remake or repair any, mattress or box-spring. The Bailey Furniture Co., 326 West Yellowstone. Phone 1617J,—Adv. A little further to’ walk—a little better work. City Shoe Repair Shop, 118 W, 2nd.—Advy National Dollar Day 1s proving that merchants are enthusiastically falling in with the idea of making 7 a day to be long remem- August 7 bered and cherished by buyers. on sale today that human could want or desire—for the familiar piece of silver bearing—“E Pluribu8 Unum." Take advantage of the ad- vertisements—they will be worth your while. Dollar Day Special! Leonard’s ar King White Refrigerator, side enameled icing, ining, and with many other desirable features has been selling the greatly reduced price of $ For Thursday only there will be a reduction of $1.00 on igerator. The Gantt Hard t First.—Adv. Mrs. L. F. Thorne have Layoye. | this are C Mr. and Black and daughter, visiting in Casper cime are leaving tonight Mr, A. H who have been for some STOP HAY. FEVER You don’t need to suffer from Hay Fever if you will just get a bottle oj MeMulins Formula at Casper Pharmacy. For weak lungs, coughs, olds, asthma or bronchial troubles there’s nothing better. Get a bottle Ac YOU DRIVE 'EM in the Most Comfortable Phone 2370 of Leading Hotels MOST POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT | IN CASPER Good Time for Old and Young Located on East Yellowstone Highway Ioverything possible is being placed |. ‘ HAVEN'T BILL, | JUST GOT THE ‘ 0 PICTURES | TOOK, | WANT Loree ar Fs TO SHOW You THE ONE eM YET or OF THE BIG FISH, MYSELF, Natrona Shoe Shop, 114 E. Midwest. —Adv, E. T. Holsinger of Basin was in Casper for a time yesterday The Temple ishing —Ady. studio for kodak fin. yihmercial and ¢ Denver visite HUSBAND SAID WHY NOT TRY IT | Wife Said She Would, Result, Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Made Her Well and Strong East Hardwick, Vermont.—“ Last winter I was not able to do any work ache, headache, sideache, and was sick all the time Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Compound in the newspapers, my husband said to me, ‘Why don’t you try it! So I said I would, and | he went and got me a dozen bottles, It has done me more good than I can ever tell, and my friends say, ‘What have ig done to yourself? "You loo! so well.’ I tell them it is the Vegetable Compound that makes me so well and | strong. There is no use to suffer with backache and p: I will tell every one what it has done for me.’ Frep. Primo, Route No, 2, E. He wick, Vermont. Housewives make a great m 2 in allowing themselves to become so ill that jt is well-nigh impossible for them to attend to their household duties. 98 out of every 100 report they were benefited by its use. For sale by druggists everywhere. ortraits, | at all. I had back- | and | *—Mrs, | | | i | | woek to great crowds on East Yellowstone. $ for the fishing lodge at Antonito,| ‘The arrivals at the city camp on Colo., where they will rem: til y included September 10. After leaving there rg of Hot Springs, Neb. they will return to their home in A. Baird of Fostoria, Ohio. Houston, Texas. William Staat of Toledo, Ohio. Ben Buach of Los Angeles. “Learn to Earn” ai the Casper] 1, A. Dutcher of Havre, Mont. Business College, Inc.—Ady. M. McMullen of Norton, Kans ee John Perheyen of Grand Rapids, Have those shoes repaired today! | Mich. Mrs. W. D. Brewer and family of Havre, Mont. Mr. and Mrs. New York City, Hjalmar Nelson of Fullerton, Cal 1.. A. Mershon of Walters, Okla. M. M. Davidson of W. M. Dunsmore of Tacoma, Rutter leville, Cal c n Diego, Cal W r of Oxford, Ohio. H of Mitchell, Neb. Max Webb of Twin Falls, Idah Charles Compton of Cambri¢ Neb. ole n Nuys, Ca J. F. Duncan of Rosec D, F. Field and son of Portland, Gre Mark Kaufman of Yardley, Pa ea Last of Los Angeles, Cal. Irene Hangen of Toledo, Ohio OQ. I, Mayborn of Diller, Neb E. A. Keckler of Shelby, Ohio E. M, Sherman of Pasadena, Cal H. B. Sherman of Natowa, Kans Charles Brunk of Fredrick, Okla Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hohnar of Leavenworth, Kans M. H. Melholland of Lincoln, Neb. Hi. W. Crawford and family of Des Moines, Ja N. O. Ben of Independ R. N. Price of Midford, Ore. Albert Eaton of Weatlierford Okla John Lenhart motored to from Green River W dnesday. A ed? Our iclous dour taste different Doughnut Shop, 427 BH. 2nd st Adv Mr. and Mrs, T. F. Clack were in Casper yesterday from Che Sidney Harvey r from Sundance ye 1m The Zer Marshall-Wells Co., has been d, with cold les, and double-disc » with a number of un. al accessories such a license plate, balloon tires and « rubber I WANT Te Buy A eource OF THOSE Bomes To USE IN CASE OF EMERGENCY = $ Do =r AEED A PRESERIPTION KL WONT Tect WHERE Mo xanyhera CKIGKO roRMo! COME HERE FELLAS, THIS IS ) banded brake. This is the only coaster to be road tested, and will car a ton weight. © It at the Gantt ¥ St.—Aadv ware Co., 239 East First Lercy Armstrong of Meeker, Colo., motored to Casper Wednesday. Surprise the wife—bring home some cream doughnuts from the Doughnut Shop, 427 HB. 2nd st— Aav. Dig deep—merchants! — Casper Wants that team of her's to make a name in th Denver tournament but unless, Casper people are willing to make a few sacrifices in order to end a full strength team, both the town and the team will suffer. Let's boost the national game in Casper by showing Colorado fans what real basel 8. Ws ay ah MOUNTAIN GLUB MEMBERS OUT TO CLIMB PEAKS Washakie Forest Moun- tains to Be Scaled by Coloradoans. Wyo of Mr. LANDEF consisting Buhl Aug. 7.- and Mrs. Blaurock or FE. A party Hermann of Den and Ellingwood into o drove Lander enroute from I glacier region on the V Uonal For lying on the waters of > and I Creek party mer s ul hardy meuntaine being m: c he ¢ lo Mountain Alpin y they were Arthur M. Cook and Dr and spent the day lay ns and making arrange ments for un early start Monday from neur Crowheart Postoffice. They will first ascend Willow Creek to a base camp near the rim above ng fillat of A gues ot their p THAT ISN'T WHAT | THOUGHT \ WAS TAKING. TROTSKE INTO YOUR STAStE “THEYRE GET A SURPRISE - - OH, SO BIG FisH ! TLL Sav Joy Zone of the Snapp Brothers Shows, the big organization that is furnishing all the attractions for the Moose carnival holding forth this the Milky Lakes on the North Fork of Bull Lake Creek, whence Fre. mont Peak, 13/730 feet elevation, will be climbed over the snow banks—a feat never before ac: complished. After that, the party will continue with their rations and back packs over the North and South (Fourt) Glaciers on Bull Lake Creek, to Mt. Helen, 13,600 feet cross the Indian Pads to the Din- woody side, and ascend Garinett Peak 13,785 Meet, examining in detail the immense extent of gia- clers which He on the slopes of Gan- nett Peak and Mts. Woodrow Wil- on and Harding. With this suc- cess achieved, the hikers plan to visit Klondike Lake, Downs Mt and Glacier, the Torrey Lakes, and rejain thelr car, which will be driven around to meet them. From the Washakie forest, the trip to Jackson's Hole will be made y auto thru ‘Twogwotee Pass *and outing will be completed by the ascent of the Grand ‘Teton and Mt. Moran, Professor Ellingwood is one of the very few men who fias so far climbed the Grant Teton, reckoned as one of the most. dif- ficult feats (in| America. Two © he made the ascent, & with nopes and Alpine The party this year is sim ouvfitted, and expects to lize their ambition without more ilart re than ordinary hardship. Mr. Blaurock, although a young man, has behind him already a most enviable record as an expert mountain climber, He has climbed il of the 46 peaks in Coloradc which eed 14,000 feet *in eleva tion Buhl, while a member of the Swiss Alpine Club, nego: tinted most of the important peaks | and glaciers of Switzerland. While ascending the Schbaubach Glaaler on the Koenjgepitze in the Tyro- lean Alps, one member of, his party venturing too far out on a snow cornice, was hurled to his} death when the snow broke with him. poe DP Pl Wn © @ £. 5 0a a > oO ie =e o a The Casper Tribune the close fitting idly coming into fayor with a tiny brim, turned up. ‘own is high and the height ts augmented by a lofty fancy of os trich, unfurled LONDON.—A gallant shaw! of lace} or crepe de chine is payt of many af- AlL RIGHT Brows Eyed BAey =~“ 3T AN: THOSE RUSSIANS GET / Fue ANG START THROWNG COMES JE You WIN “THIS NEXT RACE AG THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1924. Gouna ternoon street frocks at present. Sometimes the gauzy cape is orna: mented with brilliant batik patterns. LONDON.—Couffures are not quite so sleek now as formerly. Few women can carry off the Spanish mode and little fluffs of curled hair are appearing at the sides of the head. NEW YORK.—Monograms fn tmi- tation jewels are being inset in the heels of evening slippers. The slip- pers themselyes are most often of black satin or gold cloth, NEW YORK.—Very pale peach tinted Mngerie in crepe de chine shown here today has an odd adorn- ment. This takes the form of little clusters of apples, peaches and pears and grapes, hand embroidered in colors. NEW YORK.—"Skin” is an elas- tic mame. Some of the newer skin tints of hosiery range from an In- dian copper brown to faintest ivory rose. NEW YORK,—More and more the engagement ring is getting away fromthe single stone idea. Instead of a large solitaire, one sees several small diamonds combined with other stones. Just now the diamond and sapphire ring {s a favorite, NEW YORK—it seems that charm of black lingerie {s inst: Searcely Is black jlingerie out of style than it Is back again. Just now a set of black georgette under- things trimmed with small flat white satin flowers is noteworthy. the tent. By Billey De Beck “THERE $ Alo Neto OF i SSENOING FoR HIS RELCOTIVES BE uasary GOT ANY « GESIDESs _ HEU GE ALL RIGHT TomoaRow - PARLIAMENT TA TAKE. UP. IRISH BOUNDARY ROW Ulster Will Be Given Time to Nommate Commissioners. LONDON, Aug. 7. (By the Asso.” clated Press}—Colonial Secretary Thomas announced in the house ‘of commons this afternoon that after a full and frank discussion of the Irish boundary problem with mem- bers of the,Free State government, the British government had decided. to summon parliament to deal with the provisions of the Anglo-Irish treaty. In the meantime, Mr, Thomas said, the government’ would intro- duce today a bill providing for the settlement of the question along the lines previously indicated “by government spokesmen. ‘The sée- ond reading of the bill would be proceeded with and the bill pressed forward when parliament met in September, he added. 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