Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1924, Page 3

INDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1924 —~——_- ——_- (G0 ROLL ‘MADE’ BY GULICH “TAONSTRATES REPRODUCTION Why 20t quake a roll yourself?” the same selections by hand for the remuirs Was addressed to L. 1. vemefit of friends. Furtnermore he 4h Ov taé-Cnas. E, Wells Music{stanus ready .o demons.raie .or tne ny and the place was the re- ee ok any wno may be interest- rooms of the Ampico in New a os me. Guheh Sean aj 4n connection with the incident it to ine rooms in interest of} m.gat be mentioned tnat the roll business and the agency of|now in the Wells store is the first h he is making a great success|ever “made” by a Casper pianist, a e Casper field. -| distinction which should carry con- though unprepared for such a] siderable satis:actio: estion, but being a musician res k led him to grasp the oppor- ity to test out the reproduction z INJURED IN CAR CRASH Ampico roo: carries a com- ie reproduction. of his playing, his own expression, Mr. Gu.ich mito: of. LJebestraume KANKAKEE, Il, ‘Dec, 6.—(Unit- ng already played the roll and| ,5™alls’ hip“is badly. hurt, severa! d. he result has just been made ed Press)—Gov. Len. Small<will be ending with Nevin's well known | | oo Night? int the same key.| X€Pt in bed for ten days or two of the ligaments having suffered 2 : lasceration, the doctor said: The pianist whose interest in his GOV. SMALL fygsand it exceeded his own ex- Gtions. A roll just delivered to Wells store here as a gift from weeks .by the injuries he receiyed last nfl secording te the Amico nr] Might when’ his automcbile over- masters can be found, Individ-|‘Urmed after being struck. by an. governor is a veritable’ mass of (Continued from Page One.) will press along the walks, its ors flashing, its cheery exchange bruises and is in extreme pain. Other members of his\family in the crash escape® with ‘hurts, EXCEPTIONAL RECIPE WN COOK BOOK: ISSUED BY oT, MARK’S WOMEN ie most artistically and cleverly In collaboration the best cooks in itumed. » Casper—among those .most noted ‘This masquerade of the multitude | here for their culinary accomplish- fill have its climax of riotous fun at | ments—have prepared a cook book ie Arkeon which has planned an| of exceptional recipes for the Syn- ‘traordinary dance for the crowds. | urgae of St. Mark Episcopal church. Offering feature films of remark- This book is to be placed on sale, blo talent one after another, the| December 15, its price to be $1 a Walto, América and Iris theaters] volume. Orders will be taken by ill thrill great audiences every | members of the Synurgae and at ight this week with the best that | several’ downtown stores, the names ovieland Kas to present. Across | of which will be announced later. fim stage at the Columbia a new b of players will dance into the light. greetings filled with the gatety of season. Judges will watch the join and then hand out prizes Many person will find that the mew cook an excellent Christmas gift. Not only will it contain a su- 'Go to Theater Week” is ready. | Perior list of recipes, but it will be ach evening a gorgeous spectacie | attractively printed and bound. ll be cast into the crowds and the ae Sane Ta as jrowds will be a part of it. Joy is in pe air, langhter is everywnere. | (Odd Fellows Will = Swanson in My latest oe Hold. Annual Roll a" with Anes @, Bites ou |C@IL Next Tuesday iliam T. Carleton. Friday and jaturday, Bebe Daniels and Tom pusomepaage No? foore in the Paramount picture, | will hol 7 Dangerous’ Money.” IL 0. 0. F., its annual roll call Tueés- day night, December 9. All resi- dent members of the lodge are ex- Pected to respond to the call of their names. Out-of-town members are expected to write letters to be read in response. , A gala evening is being planned - | for the members with a program of nadge in “The Only Woman.” entertainment that includes a ban- IRIS.—Monday and Tuesday, Wil-| quet. Visiting Odd Fellows in the Ham §.' Hart in his Paramount pic-| city are invited. y. “The Return of Draw Egan.” esday and Thursday “The vay of the ‘Transgressor,” wih | NEW LAMP BURNS pay, Neel Hart in Buttery 94% AIR inge. COLUMBIA.— Tabloid musical omedy, with pictures; Monday and jesday, “Good Men and Bad,” with Harin Sais and Merrill McCormick. yednesday, Thursday, Friday and turday “A Wife in Name Only,” ith Edmund Lowe and Mary Thur- an. s ; eclamation Is Rejected SANTA FP, Dec. 6.—(Unit- Press)—The Las Animas rec'ama- Pn project in the San Juan basin Colorado is not feasible, accord- is to @ report submitted to the ate highway department here to- y by C, F. Fisher, reclamation en- Ineer. Beats Electric or Gas A new ofl lamp that gives an y brilliant, than sted 'y . 8. Gov- 5 leading universities arid found to be superior to 10 or- dinary oil lamps. ernment a: up; is simple, clean, safe. Burns #4 per cent alr and 6 per cent common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, G. H. Johnson, 609 W. Lake St., Chicago, Ill, is offer. ing to send a lamp on 10 days’ FREE trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each lo- cality who will help him introducg it. Write hin ioday for full partic: ulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month. >< To Reduce Waist and Hip ~try the New Clasp-Front Madame X Reducing Girdle IS scientific, flexible rubber girdle you fashion’s trim, straight, eel Jines'the moment you put it on! And Tse? inches from waist, hips and thighs?” “Worn as a Corset Over the Undergarment On and off in a jiffy—for it hooks down the front. Fits you as smoothly as a kid glove and is so constructed that it touches ai massages the surface continually — though you hardly’ know you have it on. Comes well over the thighs and reduces them a8 well as the hips. Thousands wear it for comfort alone, So strong, durable, well made, it will not split or crack. | Plackame X Reducing Gre - NEW SHIPMENT JUST IN Grey, Front Clasp -.-__.._$9.85 d Pink, Front Cjasp ~-$12.85 B Rey Elizabeth’s .Specialty Shop 241 EAST SECOND PHONE 736 fo io Theater Week, All Next Week EXCELLENT PROGRAMS AT ALL THEATERS and the’ opening today of the- Mc- It burns without | od smoke or noise—no pumping | er K’KINLEY STREET SUBWAY 0 BE OPENED TODAY: CHANGES IN MOTOR BUS ROUTE ANNOUNCE ——<—+_—— return on H street. This also gives East A street people a chance to y catch a cross town bus, ; With the removal Sf barricades, For the past six weeks the com-| It affects the Kenwood route by . 4 pany has planned such a route but Kinley street subway under the | owing to the unexpected opening of the McKinley street subway had] street people additional service. ‘The been unabie to give earlier advance |'‘Kenwood peopie taking the bus rt notice. Patrons affected by the es-| from town will catch it either. at ; yim East A street to H_| tablishment of the new line are ask-| the Casper National bank or Lioyd’s + west on H street to Center,|ed to familiarize themselyes with} Drug store. % south on Center to A’atrest, east on| tte route and schedule of the Hast A street to Wolcott, south on Wol-|.A stree na cott to Second street and from there to the Rialto corne: Se OUPING NEMEOEEOM EVERY WOMAN'S STOR —this is store information. Here is a convenient Silk Hose for Christmas or for your own use now In_our Hosiery Section one will find hose of évery qual- ity, every weavej-every pop- ular shade and every desir- able pattern from $1.00 for plain fibre silk numbers in the Subway to $10.00 for fancy sports hose.;on the Main Floor. SPECIAL Lady Martha “Dependon” Silk Hose Pate $1 65 2" All Colors. SPECIAL Trueshape and, Puncture Proof Silk Hose rx =~ O9C All Colors 3 Pairs $3.60 Kid Glove for. Christmas or for your own use now - New styles in the finest French Kid in fan¢y gaunt- lets, $4.00 to $6.50. SPECIAL _ 2 and 8-Button Kid Gloves ‘$1.49 Novelties Our novelty section on the Main Floor is featuring many new designs in Bracelets—Combs Beads—Necklaces Ear Rings Ostrich Fans Collar and Cuff Sets Dress Ornaments Head Bands Vanities—Compacts—Bags Cigarette Holders and various other items t bus which starts today, “Go-to-Theater Week in Casper” —Extra fine attractions with the addition of special musi- cal programs will be featured at all of Casper’s theaters. —On your way to the show stop and look in our display windows—you'll find thetn always attractive and full of Three Groups of Winter Hats in satins, silk crepes, ben- Che Casner Sunway Cribune _ and East Second. The new route will change the North Casper route by sending the North Casper bus back to town through the Subway to East A street and-from there to Second and Center. North Casper People wishing to cross town will take the North Casper bus going east on H street, because !t doesn’t and 345. sending the Kenwood bus up and down East Second instead of East A Street, thereby giving East Second The sch North and Southwest leaves town at :15, :35 and i at prices which do not cover the cost ‘of labor are offered on the mezzanine this week. $3.95 $4.95 $6.75 These are attractive styles for various wear in velvets, felts, velours, etc. j Liberal Reductions on: All Other Winter Hats —what loveliness is added with one of these Exquisite New Winter Dresses —The best styles of the season in colors and” combinations that accentuate the charm- ing lines are to be found in the various groups shown on the main floor. - Many of the new winter modes have been especially reduced for this December- Christmas sale. Special A liberal selection of Street and Afternoon Dresses at $27.75 galines, chiffon velvets, etc., taken from regular lines here- tofore selling up to $45.00, A Handsome Fur Coat or Cape Would make HER a wonderful Christmas gift —what style and comfort in one of these Luxurious Fur-Trimmed Coats | —Never have coats for winter been more beautiful in their style lines, their deep fabrics and rich colors. high grade fur trimmings and wear, Special A group of ¢ery smart and handsome fur-trimmed Values Coats All $89.50 $59 Trimmed and colors for this season's w« leaves the end of the Une at :05, 25 People living on the extreme cast end of H street will have. the-op- portunity of taking-elther the North Casper or the East A 7 thereby relleving the North Casper | ¥@rd- bus during the rush hour. IESSUDDENLY Mrs. Eva Florence Hupfer, 20 years of age, wife of J. C. Hupfer. le of the East A street | 233 South David street, passed away bus is the same as that of the North | Saturday afternoon following new route affects three lines| and Southwest Casper bus. It | illness. wood, Her sudden death came as nda shock to friends and relatives. —of such excellent materials, substantial .workmanship are these garments that one may safely count on several seasons’ Comprising tHe finest materials r. street bus, | “ be announced later, and Elks lodges, brief —our partment. Clearance prices on all Children’s Hats $1.75, $1.95, $2.75 Felts, combinations of leather and velvet, and dressy hats of velvet with ribbon and flower trimmings. Formerly priced up to $7.50. —just the right for Her will be found in Betty Jane’s Gift Nook Toilet and Manicure Sets Boudoir Lamps—Vases Incense Burners—Incense Ribbon Novelties Fancy Candle Sticks Chinese Robes Etc. A pretty eight-piece shell-tone Manicure Sets e A handsome combined Toilet and Manicure $85.00 Set -- 15 pieces of amber prettily in- laid with black enamel in con- ventional design. Beautiful new Lounging Robes and Silk Negligees during this Christmas sale 20% Discount Any woman would be delighted with one of thest handsome garments. New * ° ° Silk Lingerie for Winter weather 1s here in abund- ant array—sheer silks for those who prefer; heavier weav for other tastes, Vests—Slips—Gowns Single Step-Ins Step-In Sets Teddies—Bloomers Combination Sets nd Millinery Accessories Flowers, feathers and ribbon fancies 25% Discount Burial wili be made at Los An- geles, Calif, where funeral services Will be held at the home of the parents of the deceased, Mr. and J, F. Cannon, 805 Venice boule- The time of the funeral will Mr. Hupfer, who is associated with his father in the Dinty Moore cafe on South Second street, and his mother and child, a baby son Just one year old, will accompany the remains to Los Angeles. Mr. Hupfer ts a member of the Masonic Go to Theater Week, All Next Week EXCELLENT PROGRAMS AT ALL THEATERS PAGE THREE. EASY DOES it. Easy reading of the “Christmas Gift Sugestions” in the Classified Section simplifies. holi- day shopping. 7 Eat It Here—Take It Out FOOD YOU'LL ENJOY Lunches and Banquets served anywhere at any time Hartman’s Delicatessen Old Public Market Fifth and Wolcott Great December-Christmas Sale is proving a tremendous success. are constantly being offered to the public and this week will witness a continuance of unusual values in every de- Plan a several hours’ shopping excursion to this store Monday or Tuesday. New special bargains lace to meet your friends—a sincere and hearty welcome always awaits you—prompt and courteous attention always assured “ t This week will mark the introduction of many new and desirable bargains in apparel and Holiday Goods in our great -December-Christmas Sale these specials will interest you, Saree and attractive styles in Silk Moire Envelope Bags and Beaded Bags $9.75 —The beaded bags are in various handsome color combinations; the moire are in black and brown, prettily ornamented on the side. The regular prices are $12.50. Regular $3.50 Leather Pouch Bags with metal frames, in black, brown and red leather $2.29 These are eww newest arriv- als and the {\| Patterns and & designs are charmingly chic indeed . Two groups of Silk Overblouses that represent substantial reductions and include the most desirable styles and ma- terials shown this season. $9.95 and $14.95 —_ Pretty Beacon Blanket Ladies’ Bath Robes special at $4.95 These are shown in every at- tractive ‘color combinations and are trimmed and bound with satin ribbon,