Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925 MARY Jeanes-Olson Marriage TOBIN mie have been announced as follows, fhe Casper Daily Critune Crowd Surrounds Morgue at Herrin | conuy injured fn an jagain ablo to be abou Ed Davis of Bonneville {s here on | business for a few ds . Judge P.W. Mets of Basin ts in the city this week. Ralph Bell, of the Continental Oil company {fs in ¢ r from Denver, PHO sscuent 8! P atification Of River Pact - Is Proposed. PAGE THREE Mr Brothers said his questioning 1d determine ralver of 1 proba he wou -anell, for for the Giants a telegram s he would n¢ ir unless mer utility ster elde: ° secutar, st ar for questic anted immunt Jan. 29.—A cor Js Celebrated. Freshmen class, beauty, Ruth Ed. a guest at the Townsend. current r at would ratify ss Lela Jeanes of Texas and | Wards of Armour, S. D.; popularity, "ee the Color: compact provid ’ M. Olson of this city were | Grace Ritchey of Cheyenne, member A. G. Dana, of the Kasoming Oil | ing that s of California and Don’t Squeeze Black- ely married last. evening at 8|of the Gamma Zeta sorority; Sopbo. compar transacting business af-|Nevada entered into an ag Heads—Dysolve Them jock at the home of Mr, and Mrs, |More class, beauty, Irene Dawson fairs here today. | with Arizona concerning the pebgueezing and pitching out black: Rae) Wa ; +4 ; cee bution of the w allot | heads make the pores large and ©. Canutson, 532° West Ninth of Laraiile, member of the Kappa iT edtopepliveeriveal inl eHecaller ina tapas lesan want’ ¢ | cause irritation. Blackheads are The Rev. Charles A. Wilson | Delta sorority; popularity, Alice Mc ye Alin ol Br er A caused by accumulations of dust and he First Presbyterian church of-| Kean of Mcorcroft, member of the week. from. /Cleveland, 0,, and’ will} duced in. the Ariz | dirt and secretions from the skin Gaitinix’ Zatataccons spend a few days here transacting | morning and there is only one safe and , using the ring ceremony of ¢« church, They were attended by Junior class, beauty, Anne Lawler of Cheyenne, business affafrs. way and one that never rid of them—a simple w and Mrs. M. E. West and Mr. | sister of Miss Marie Lawler of Ca Wi He Graden ‘of Riverton is ‘here|, We- wish: to. thank our many | $t8* '8 to‘dissolve them. Just sgt | Mrs. Conutson. The couple will | Per. member of the Gamma Zeta so- on sth ew war noe Net "friends who' so kindly assisted us in | cunces e? caiontte node curincie e their home here at 530 West be + popularity,- Lillian Smart of Ppetieve the illness and ¢ h of our beloved a little on a hot. wet cloth—rub , street, the groom being con-| Laramie; Senior class, beauty, Irma , . -,.,| husband, father and son over the blackheads briskly for a ed.in thie city with the Texas | Stevéns of Cheyenne, member of the W. T. Funk an official of the Care|" Sil; is. Tacpart atid Children, | f€¥ seconds—wash off and you'll be ‘ir ompany | Tri Delta sorority larity, G ter Ofl company fs in Casper on bust} Mr. and Mre. Hines surprised to seo that every black~ “fining company. \7 a sorority; popularity, Grace ness from Denver. ee cee ye ny. head has disappeared, and the skin eee Buchanan’ of ‘Thermopolis, member so 8 | will be left soft and the pores in Moose Lodge Will Meet This Evening. A business méeting of importance of the Gumma Zeta sorority. ' Mrs. Smith Compliments Neice Wednesday Evening, H. Houghton was a Casper rival yesterday from Lander, J. W. DeMeriit spent yesterday | GRILL ‘COZY DOLAN their patural condition. ED BY 14 - se avill be hetd this RSS Sg Back Mocus ASUS erate ee cave | antes oe Tr Sokitmontebeiad Tue, ; Sei : : : ceo COMING! ening their hall’ at 8 o'clock. here on business from Douglas. 4 He members Are requested to be |.44¥ evening at her home on Phillips sepemmsuen>emrmeeshbeneneieioeieoembieibemmeime ethers emmmmmn asta oe 8 y : saeat ‘street at an informal party and mis. | BY NBA Airmail Service— Andy Patterson, cigar salesman, 8| PROSE CUTOR #\'Special ea ay's cellaneous shower given in honor of . i : ling to business affaira here Sater is S Honor Cups AES. her neice, Miss Edyth | Johnson of -Following a gun-battle which resulted in the death of S. Glenn Young, klan leader, two of his followers m Denver | Tresented to Students. | Trinidad, Colo., whose marriage to | and Deputy Sheriff Tomas, at Herrin, Il., a great crowd gathered at the morgue where the bodies had been Me nb! | NEW YORK Jan Un ay mner At a meeting held this week at| Edwin Sorenson of that city will |taken. Rumors of another outbreak quicted when national guardsmen arrived to restore ord R. L. Copsey spent last evening} ian, former coach of Wyreming state university at| take place in March. Miss Johnaon here from Thermopolis ciate asiitad at slik AU Feb. 1 vtamie a music recital: was given | 2@% a host of ‘friends. in. this city | yrs id, Pigeon, and Mrs . Cait: Meevecttrice thiatmmorning tans ce bang hich included numbers by Gertrude | having visited in Casper a number Tanshos! een, hes stay in\ Java, | Ghicag Burlington and Quincy} C. C. Alexander of Lingle is here} ts Ser he te dyf alee nN Onn, TATQI os : . Smith | Of times. gnaboe. will go to} railroad, and V t ; toning in the inyestigat A THE TOWNSEND icKay of Laramie, Eva Mae Smitt $ . » | Mrs. Gertrudg Sullivan was hos-| Burope and y New Y 1 Walter Schultz, man-|on business. sistant District Attorney ‘ar | t Rock ‘Springs, Clara Young of} {iuests present were Mrs. E. M.jtess ror eight guests including Mrs.|about June eats Sra eny: Company Alece ee aie to the baseba reen River~and Mies Babington. | Miller, Mrs. Charles Teham, Mrs.| Sq" 45 Young, Mra. Alex, MoPhe 4 a rmopolis to attend the} TR. C. Sprout is a Denver busin ee wee songs, from “Green Timber” | William Wenner, Mrs. N. W. Greg-| Mrs. J, W. Bingham, Mrs. Alex | . caRciet Of} Corfiiarce | ONE: Megmyapns a ey Gaye ore sung by Laura Powell of Lara:|'Y. Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. | white, Mrs. William ‘Tolland, Mrs. | ¥ aren te BREE ar Eo a cous ak ; Reduce Your Fat ie guvompanied by Aliss Smith. A |Loula Becker, Mrs, Guy Wright, Mea |W ulte: Mrs. paeale Ce Hil, Mrs. Patton and granddaugh- | Casper Ki sii 5 ea als port on the Assotiated Students of | Carl Stanley, Mrs. Roy Beaver and | gigci. Mrs. C. f ee eiteetetnl te ee ed Br will arrive * : Without Dieting DOSS ie ase tec .| Mrs. William Lowe. § 0 - t in Casp on Monday from Chey A.M. O r 7 | = e University of Wyoming, a stu Lawes, led for MacKenxie, Mrs.|enne and will epend seme time hore : ler, promi Den Sr A business meetin f nt government body, was read by ee Dvcna cand MrelMartiwhilarMreat md sometime Refs: | ver in Casper on business. Years ag tc fat oe F sé eting _o o president, Harold Gilbert of Lan- | Beorpian, Club Meeting. Jeremiah Mahoney was hostess for] George Penly of | bins y)2 duction was “diet—e 5 ro: || importance Jan. 29th, at 8 ufter which A. 8. U. cups aap Wednesday. Mrs. William Kocher, Mrs. John|¢o. a ehort ties, pimeee aN X ar LEAD ane jenwe Marmola Preson.D: |! o%aloch All Loyal M prerented to the following de he regular meeting of the Scor- eve and Mrs, James Welderhola. |" * Short time-c ed thi ar Pa ereaysnenn al cignga anes toe et deaes ters, Wesley Kerper of Powell, El-| Plan club was held, last evening ‘at | ewe | é te Glad: —these frie c s Th are requested to be pres mie; Pauline | the home of Albert Yan Doran, 604} toint I Nati Miss Frances Smith of Midy is 3.16 ve 4 Y jeat substan’ ive as they : eal Roy ‘ lind Installation @ guest ut the Gladstone toda like and. still, red 1dily una] ent. Moose Hall. att y, Ida Crow of Tor-}South Beeci¢ street, during which |{s Held Tuesday. Cusicent ee g is a Huro D easily without going through i igton, Francis Shier of Mitchell, j timo the club pins, designed by Paul] 4 joint installation of the. Rdyal Miss Ruth Lespe: hat detec? days in the'ctty al of tiresome exer¢ star D, C. MILLER | eb.; George Guy of Cheyenne, | Cody were discussed. Neighbors of America and the Mod-|‘q cei ands neseance. Ofanelt site i fon diet. Marmola SDE are mes McClintock of Sheridan, F A ae) GcncVoodnien lotta merical cwilkctiald is kc ending a°few days in thi Sk eee Tablets are sold b: ietator vert of Lander, Marion Field | Midnight Bridge on Tuesday evening at the Knights | ©" *" eer Pas a | World over at one Caspet, Erma Stevens of Chey-|Club Will Meet, of Pythias hall with 200 members} 44, ang are, Mf ie $e ee one, and Hazel Lowman of Lara] Miss Patricia Sullivan will enter-|and friends attending. Following | gov era eune, W A: Tisdale of Sus . M ap- | | ee: is Jtain the members of the "Midnight the installation dancing was enjoy ooo guests in Casper for a few I. H D. Curtis Is here on business] peared In city court today and plead —t ere |Bridse club this evening at herled and a lunch served ys Aen rom ibis connection with | ed not guilty to charges of acting as i. = ae Nebraska Visitor In home on East Tenth street. The Royal Neighbors will enter Tri sean yal bine jthe New Oil compar the former governor's agent {y an i ifonored Wednesday. 1 eerie |tain at a dance on Tuesday evening | yesterday hee pales Prapreay spent ‘ ers: alleged sale of a pardon to Whiter Sree ed Morfis entertained at| Knights of Pythias | February 10 at the Knights of Py- ¥ here from | , Godfrey the Grundy, convicted for embezzlement Hear an informal luncheon on Wednesday | To Give Dance Friday, thias hall to which the public is in M featalich x x ape mpany is © on in*Reno y. her home, 1309-South Boxelder| The Knights of Pythias will give] vited to attend p Raph ie Saal a tae tial aie ek oat Doe at the Hennir ExGovernor + Davis gvill be ar treet in honor of Mrs. Carl Berg|an informal dance on Friday eve ore Wath rabivals’ eaternad eae eS raigned Saturday on the same war f Havelock, Neb., who fs a guest|ing, January 30, at their hall over| Reception ;This Evening a eataTnt the ewemee. mstrong of Pathfinder ts|T@8t- Because of ht illnéss the Morris hame. tile Kassis Dry Goods company.|For Miss \Woodward. adh ager usiness affairs here |2ccording to T. J | O son pt vited guests include, Mrs. W. A.|Excellent music has been secured} Miss Maybell Woodward, who is} yf>, ana Mrs. J. C. Merritt are weel of the court, the former governor is Miss Entefline, Mrs. H. W.|for the evening and all the mem-|leaving next Wednesday for Mem-| visitors here from Minenegolic hay reluctant to leave his farm near | ; Ormsby, Mrs. Otto Anderson, Mre.|bers of the organization and theit| phis, Tent., where she will be mar{]iny arrived Wednesdan th are River.| Bronson. Peterson and Davia will re- | 0 his latest be Mrs. Irene DeAr- | friends are inyited to attend. |rfed and make her home, will be the | ~ rota seus a few days. celve preliminary hearing February sing his snd, Mrs. -I e C. Renshaw, | Fs guest of honor this everfing at a} Ty ‘ of oe 6. Peterson was released on a $1,000} (from his new “Bi "7 Or, I.E, Berquist atid Mrs. Berg. |Fun Frolic Friday farewell reception to boggi¥en at S| out oe team wleltons Pere es are |W. J. Pettit fs a guest at the Hen-| bond. ; ry is se Peo) eee Evening at M. KE. Church, o'clock at the East Sid@ Methodist |} or.e in Colorado ee het | ning from Woyand . u Burlington Womens Club The big and little, rich and poor,| Community church. Miss Woodward . ‘ aay ke ABC AD : 66 ” Is Organized Ab Méstiig: young and old and: the halt, lame|who has been a faithful ‘worker In| of Co.|_.W: B: Buckley, who is connected ‘ Troubl 9, Following a meeting of the Wo-|and blind will all enjoy the Fun|the ehurch and who ts a member of | ,, werd aritvale te Crs, | With the Burlington and who was re-| | es a e ens Gymnasium class conducted by | Frolic in the social rooms of the|the choir has a number of friends) yer on Monday re thie es in Cas-} Ree deh DIAMOND DYE” IT { E Miss McGahey of the Young Wo-!First Methodist church tomorrow] who will regreet her departure. She | oe i .? 2 - s Christian association held on | evening. fs connected with the Golden Rule| yr, and Mre. © is ‘lF YOu NE ; B Ie R a ! day evening at tlie Chicago Bur-| ‘This will furnish an evening ofjin the book keeping department.| have been pablo ey aceon wpe} , A BEAUTIFUL COLOR on Drunswic ecords lid ington and Quincy freight office «| pure, unadulterated fun and foolish-| Friends of Miss Woodward and] days tn Casper departed this mor | “s ox ; AES ELBE. . HM club was organized which ts to be | ness which everyone likes to indulge|members of the church are invited | ing for Rawlins. is m | Hees Al Jolson again—singing the big hits of his ; known as the C. B. and Q. Women’s |in once in a while. to attend the reception | ee he Bortect. home ig new musical revue—“Big Boy.” Just opened club, meetings to be held-on the sec-| While the colored minstrel troupe.} . pile ee Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Nealson have | dyeing and tinting fa Hews ork. They're humming them, whistling them, ond and forth Tuesday evenings of | purporting to be direct from Bir-| Woman's Club Will Meet returned from Thermopolis where Ty is Guaranteed with bi ge! aba \@8 cach month at the freight office. Of-|mingham, Ala., will no doubt be| At Mechling Residence | they have been visiting with friends Diamond Dyes. TROUBLZ'S A BUBBLE (Fox-Trot) ME ‘icers elected were, Mrs. Frank Mills, {among the more popular of the Jarge| The regular meeting of the Cas-) since last Sunday. | Have you ever stopped to reason Just dip in cold Al Jols6n and Carl Fenton | a766 ! president; Mrs. G. Kelser, vice pres!-|number of features, other conces-| Per Woman's club will be held on | eee why it that so r products water to tint soft, ‘(Ukulele by Bad DeSytva) | lent; Mrs. J. S. Mullen, secretary | sions and performances will,receive | Saturday afternoon at the home of! George Hudson, son of Mrs, Ann | tit are extensively advertived, all delicate shades, or HELLO, "TUCKY—on the reverse, by ice | and Mrs. J. C, Grigsinger, eek their share of patronage. One spe- ee: as s Bye + “a cent | Hudson, who underwent an opera me ae drop’ out Be sight and are boll to dye rich, - the eame combination MB Three directors to be in chargd of|cial concession’ called ‘Three| bin street. Mrs. Mec will De | tion recently at the Lincoln ‘Street | 870 fersotten?: The reason ts plain permanent colors. i i / the activities of the club for the|Chances for a Kiss” will undoubted-| @ssisted during the afternoon by | hospital, 4s improving rapidly. the article did not fulfil the} Each 16-cent pack Ane Bie new abs by Jolson for the price of one record! | next three months were elected and |iy arouse considerable curiosity and| Mrs. George W. Jarvis, senate Heioea of the ray eturer. This age contains di- Hear this and other new records et our store, are, Mrs. H. 8. Wertenberger, Mrs. competition! UPSET ppli@s more particularly to a medi rections so simple fy “, >, now—any L. D. Perry and Mrs. J. ©. Brad; A_palmist of more than ordinary | ee ed egieinal, Preparation’ that he fet any woman can Bretawick fecal sas ee ‘ a Hlowing the meeting a lunch was | psychic ability will read the present, Al S | I I Y BRIEFS n » value almost sells} dye or tint lngerle, silks, ribbons, Wrath by members of the gym st and future of those who are P “i | itself, as like an endless chain sys-| skirts, waists, dresses, coats, stock . fait cites ‘2 Baa! ithe chert lok pasties: uo | tem the remedy is recommended | ings, sweaters, draperies, coverings, Chas E Wells Music Co eee while many and varied are the at- | . Fitzpatrick of the Kasoming | (> (ros? Who have been benefited, | hangings, everything ne | ° ° Miss Eayth Johnson,.who has been compan to those wh: in need of it. Buy “Diamond Dyes"’—no other Winners In Contests at University Are Announced. _Aractions of all kinds of games. Barkers and fakirs will direct the pounded to her. visiting in Casper for several weeks | Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McDonald of} spent a few days this | in Cheyenne on business A prominent druggist sa ys “Take | kind—and tell your druggist whether “Home of the Chickering” Winners of the beauty and popu-|throngs *to any place desired,| with her «ymt, Mrs. Joo J. Smith sy for example Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-|the material you wish to color is 232 EAST SECOND CASPER PHONE 194 larity contests recently conducted at | whether to the hot dog booth or the} at her home on Phillips street fs William Utzinger of the white]! & preparation I have sold for| Woo! or silk, or whether {t is Unen, Amd Lavove, sWivo, 1 the Untverrity of Wyoming at Lara-|paby show, or to mysterious Sybil | leaving Friday evenings for her home| yforor company has been spending |” never hesitate to] cotton, or mixed goods.—Ady, ye, Wyo. | | ho will answer any question pro-|in Trinidad, Cole Pauvarall dave lu) Wael tieroatbastiwasent 2 almost every | [== besa | eee c ent results, as intra Wi . many c 7 “an “; McMullin’s Formula Blues and nickels and pennies will 2 of] Robert Blackmore left this week| nay oe my customers testify. No { Nothing like it for F jaapecas like dew beforo the rising piss st awe eres perasrnicle: for an extended business trip te ane Kidney remedy has so large a , In in this atmosphere of fun and [ing over the « hs day) Alabama. al | Colds, Coughs, Flu, jolity:. ed afternoon, January 29 of «baby Pp According to sworn statements | Ves) Weak Lungs, Asthma, |". public will be more than wel-|@aughter, at the Keith hospital.) yo. y r {ling contractor, }#" verified testimony of thousands Grip Bronchial Troubles aes Mother and baby are reported 'to be|,7°° Tprert. drilling contragtor,/ V0 nave used the preparation, the peper Phaiiiecy,.. | couie, left last week for Denver and Kan L For Sale by Casper anole progressing satisfactorily. Mr. Me-| 200 city to wpend three weeks or a| S¥cces# of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Altar and. Rosary Bocksty Donald is owner of the 0 & 8 cigar| Si" City to spend | is due to the fact, so many people Luncheon and Bridge Today. | Stre- sous claim, that it fulfils almost every ~ af > -+¢,.'s w vercoming r, re | RADIO STATION ee a eee ee monary | et tS aiaupe aye | Glenn Leltecker cxftct to inave| wish in overcoming kidney iver ang | ‘ foc of St. Anthony's Catholic} Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hasting. Mr.l ii, totter part of the week for his| adder ailments, corrects urinary O.1. C. chur und Mrs. E. 'T. Copenbaver and Mr. | (00 (Att Dar os aon O. to visit | troubles and neutralizes tho ° a eon+and@bridge party: givensat.the| and Mrs D: Johnsone.of Douglas | prey ort time jacid which causes rheumatism. | :! . a gare - i h te for a short time the be- | ~ mkt es | You may receive a iT it Theater—Stand By! Among .-those who entertained | Mra. Floyd Gollihan Nmousias Ree eet ew susinese in| A@dress Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-| Src were Mrs. W, J. Chaniberlain for the | i ad | Aa asihs Nan Sapp ha N, enclose ten 0 , or 7 “Scaramouche” an e Seal aus SESH rhea, » have re 1a “where | + af Se ae ge and or Hawk,” Now comes another’ Sap | oe ee ee oie aoe Mew, | they. wert by death of |, Jeremiah Mahone be sla hE itini story made into a great mo-|5' 5. O'Reilly, Mrs. James Mrs. Molly at cay atte oan te cee tion picture—“Captain Blood. Sweeney, Mrs. J. A. Leary, Mrs. 5 | sul t Movies have been described in| prr°Cihion Mrs. A Imbail | Mra. B. AM. Field, was tn Casper lings 1s in . I ODA such glowing terms that there) today enroute to Lander. Eas Sue § Phe eee at Te SFI ve9 COMING! - ] oLeoe ore om ver where “\sarcely seem to be words to de- scribe a picture as fine as Rafael Sabatini’s ‘Captain Blood.” From the first when Peter Blood is arrested and sent slave to be when, as Governor of the island, slave market, the insurrection of | Busy a ce | tise Annabelle Hughes has re-|Oesterle who left Inst evening for! THE TOWNSEND ‘ e the slaves, the Ciel He jGacege s bebly heard of thls wont: |2rnet te the city trom. three | Denver. one own, the capture of the Arabella ‘ou've pro ly heard o well- | weeks visit spent with relatives in . ’ by i low rebels-| known plan of making cough syrup | 5), { Alexis ‘ Leary, division | 5 ee ne antuater with. the | AE Heme. But ave You per tned (STEP! Se iatbtawe else oth Blue Ribbons ’n All French fleet; duels between Blood and a pirate chicf, and witn a Spanish offic the burning of a ship and the sivking of the Ara- Ja are a few of the spectacular liighlights 'n the production. These Jew each other in rapid succes sion. The love interest is well hand- led, the major thread being ca ed in commendable manner by sold at Barbados, to the final scene | The Best Cough S; jistHomempanestt it? Thousands of families, the world over, fee! that they could hardly keep house without it. it’s simple and | cheap, but the way it takes hold of a cough will soon earn it a permanent place in your home. Into a pint bottle, pour 2% of Pine: sugar syrup to fill up the pint. if desired, use clarified mola: hones, or corr syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes good, never spoils, and gives you a full! pint of better cough remedy than you | ounces Or, then add plain granulated | ‘ Mr. and Mrs. 5.\C. Phillips of Bil: | ‘ings, Mont., left this morning for thelr home after spending several | days. . Mr. and Mrs. . Charles S. Walker Mr. and Mrs, EB. EB. Eldon are out | of town visitor: from South Da ‘J | kota. Word has been recetved in Casper | the death in Lead, 8. D., of Mrs mnie. Mr. and Mrs. returned from spent a week Major Ormsby have Denver where the: at the stock show. has been spending the last weel fford Muller of Denver is trans: | acting business affairs here today eee Archie Post is now in charge of | A Special Sunday Dinner STOP HIGH BLOOD) PRE S SURE This Sturdy TAttle New ARRIVED AT COME IN A YOUR FAV FROM ONE OF THESE ST, Prize Winning OUR MARKET- ND ORDER ORITE CUT ERLING, PRIZE ANIMALS J, Warren Kerrigan as Peter Blood They visited for several! days en | Jean Paige an Arabella, Bieh-| gpuld uy ready-made for thes times | oo, (6° Caaper in Cheyenne Todine- Colloid Gulbranien®-Piano WHILE THE CHOICE iS WIDE ‘Op. err a differ. ick! ps as 4 f t * 4, . ent from any he had previously alt He zesty weondartyl how quicely | Word has been recelved jn Casper esfixaed Ile Eye Both Won Blue Ribbons at the Recent National Stock Show in Denver. essayed in his long and varied car-| cough—usually in 24 hours or leas, {from Mr. and-Mrs. Ernest Mar-| Pesitive results or money refu' Guaranteed in Every Particu- cer, Those who admire this ver-| It seems to penetrate through every | quardt who were formerly restdents | Guaranteed harml. ‘ar by the Manufacturer and senile Fe ye a Bao tight coush, lifts the ie Cabra SF Mee pe yt ens ears None ind_non - poisonou by us is Nationally Priced ,at ( ‘ALL 1390 I . a ‘ bat im- | ie Some time tn Australla thay they | dail; juces your pressure Saretitity: ausiee eee has ee mediate Tele "Splendid for throne had sailed on January 17 from Syd if Senal’ 31.00 at your druggist or $295.00 es “| tickle, boarsences, croup, bronchitis * sent direct. Mahogany or Walnut sence from the screen. If any-| and bronchial asthma. Ine. i rma. thing, she has returned with more Pines ie 2 bighly concentrated com- | poupe ts Hayhed age Se? Sold on Liberal Te | mM Avenue - New Yor’ i | On sale at Kimball Drug Cp. the Midwest Pharmacy, Sprechor's | Pharmacy and the Tripeny Drug | grace and charm. “Captain Blood” in all its splen- dor will be presented at the Amer- fica Theater Thursday, Friday and pound of genuine Norway pine ex- ract, and has been used for fepere. The Chas. E. Wells Music Co. t Second St., Casper. PISO’S for Coughs 1 A pleasant effective syrup. Qniick Retiet A rnd 600 a intment ask your || ounces of Pinex” | NATRONA MARKET 232 E Saturday, February 5th, 6th and ee Co. ] 7 Fr od th, at the regular admission price | Thing else Guarantecd to. give ab And grternally ute P1SO'S Phane 194 228 EAST SECOND ST. of 40c for adults and Wc for | lute satisfaction or money refunded. Salve, 35¢ And Lavoye, Wyo. fader children, e@ ‘The Pincx Co, Ft, Wayae, Ind.