Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1925, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 : Che Casver Daily Cribune PAGE THREE. Rethrock, Mrs. G. A. DeFreece, Mrs. | | . Mrs. L.) the kitelen will be the Mesdames - — =z Ze 5 Iontgo D. D., of N istant hostess. Plans for the lenten H. B. B: Mrs. John rmin, Mrs.|J. L. Dessert, Fred Jensen, Robert A P ‘i rk will be made and all members Kee : and neice, Miss Laura \ John B. Dodds, 1 ttwyler,, Ww the “ ch e guild, of the parish and tho P Chicago, Mrs. MecDonal Mrs! M will in charge of the ot d in the work of the or-| SOFT LIPS : Sisk, Mrs. Hirst and Mrs 3 room, Mrs. Osear H 1 eye ion will be cordially wel-| despite winter winds s. F. Newman, Mrs. M. J. | Iroquois Council og i Es Enders-Wilson Marriage orris and | Mrs. James Daly, Mrs. M < Thursday | ras MENTHOLATUM , Is Announced In Casper P. Baton Mrs. Marguret Killiher 12 Mrs. Martin McGrath, who has . MARY TOBIN ° Announcements of the marritice of || Gias }) Ge. Mra. C.J. Car . aa heen the guest here for a week of | is softening, healing aie waicke Saptionallgin tis Miss Helen lers of Ender | Modern Woodmen Wii | ra. and, Mrs. G. C.) session Thursday evening, Fe and Mrs. John McGrath at ther | anti * * EveERAEY coca wae delight inreravenine Neb., to Harry Wilson, formerly of | Give Dance Fé eats Ga xe os Ue stabi od will at 8 o'clock at the Oda F home on South Beech street, re ntiseptic scing club will|of syncopating jazz turned out in|C#SPer, which was celebrated on camp Modern | be, Mrs. Mae Morrison,. Mrs MplEN AN werbers: ag walls he asp d this morning to her home a ety by a number of different| February 14, at the home of the men of Ame Se ara 2 will give a] Trumbull, Mrs. C, L. Ro ing members in the city are { mopolis evening, February | orchestras, is indteated by the swell. |ide's parents, were received In Cas- ngton birthday dancing party | Dan Sulivan and Mrs. J. F. Heag-| ty attend. Following : = Sd tainment to be in the|ing demand for tickets. ‘The pro-|?°T today by friends of the groom. | on Monday events, a sh Fa ney. a es session and initial os | i er “4 " 7 . Sse at the Knights of Pythias , fol-} * refreshments will ved by a| Ole Ea Oped Mie ee toe Oe SR! Prplis of iMtrs.“Sniltil lowing the regular busine's mesting | Emmanuel Baptist Aid committee im charge of Mea. May | n the city and their ladies| Committees in charge follow: To Appear in Recital to be held from 8 p. m. until 9 Meeting ‘at’ Church. Thompson. | = a to attend. Those who Advertising—J. J. Ahgern, Joe| Pupils of Mrs. Berta Smith will etn cits Mba. The Emmanuel Baptist ald will . . | a ing to be present are request-| Warren, G. L. Bohn, Mrs. Nellie G.|#PPear in recital this evening at the C.&N, W. Club Holds meet Thursday evening at 7:30) St. Mark’s Guild 1 : | Mo dress in-coloninlgor old-fash. | Todd. First Methodist Episcopal church, | Social Meeting Tuesd: o'clock “at the chureh, Fifteenth and| Hold Important Meetnig. + se aprons or} Decorations—Mrs. M. Leffingwell, | Corer of Second and Durbin streets. Members of the Chicago and North-| Poplar streets. All members are] 4y important meeting of St. | ralls, if costumes | Mrs. M. Kurtz and R. R. Mullins. | The recital will begin at 8:15 and all rn Railway Women's club-held | #ked to be present and to bring a] yfark’s guild will be held on Thurs | “4. Music for the| Refreshments—Earl Bowman and fon eens are farsa to. at-/_ social meeting Tuesday afternoon Rousping the testing ee ee day afternoon at the home of Mrs. | Shing will be furnished by the] Roscoe King. end. Among those who will appear | at the y I ish Gutheran | 'o'e Dy Anna Leeper, 514° Milton av y _ — Be nintertieid-orchestcs | Floor Grnintties’ chien Howland,|°" the program are: Mrs. iilis | churc CY avenue. ‘The club| tee in charge. Sate Mie eAnET A. SHIA ce EVERY LOAF OF flembers of the floor committee] Roy Slosson and J. J. Angern. Wells, Mrs. Margaret Gale, Mrs. G-|has been invited to attend an all-|_ bmg Me arate De atid aires Pisearsy fe: B. Stebbins, Miss Emmia Duis, Miss | gy ing session at the home of| Grace English Lutheran gan, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.| Regular Meeting Of Mildred Harned. Charles D. Free-| srg, Earl Hayes, 414 South Jackson | Aid Will Meet This Week. WIGWAM BRE SOLD THURSDAY WILL CONTAIN A COUPON ADVERTISING Mr. and s. John B. Barnes| Rebekah L Toni, man, Miss Gertrude Kamps, Miss Dw avicelercent i Stak ight -. |Iuucile Palmer, Mrs, Homer Helms, ote : ne regular meeting of the Na-| Mrs. Peter Holden, Miss Edna Mas trona Rebekah lodge No. 13 will be Teal ~ 2 are going *o attend call Mrs. C. W.| meet on Thursday afternoon at the RQular Meeting Of held this evening at the Odd Fel-| TeUey 2nd B.C. Swallow. Nichols who 1s in charge of arrange-|church with the Mesdames J. F. lows hall. Hayrul Club Thursday = ments, so that plans for the lunch| Johnson and C. Lenioux, acting 2s Oj IDE 4 lar meeting of the Help- eee First Obristian Ald may be made, hostesses. . r me = IP To Meet Tomorrow 5 fult Phe regu = ry be held on Thursday | Pythian Sisters Will e toerew of aA Iodine-Colloid afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. C.] Meet This Week Pini tt ots aid society of the] Altar and Rosary. The Rey. Montgomery Will ah eh | Romine, 225 North Grant st The Pythian Sisters, Eunice tem-|*i"8t Christian church will meet on | Dinner February 19. Speak to Guild Members. street on Tuesday, February 24, and| The Ladies Aid soctety of the it is requested that all those who|Grace Pnglish Lutheran church will AD TRADE brary ° a ah nah Rat [een arse ae Tine | Me A ry malty of| teas eee mene « TABLETS daily | THE SENSATIONAL PICTURE Presbyterian Ald » | Sion Thursday evening at 8 o'clock }%t the home of Mrs, Haughton, 8: t. Anthony's Catholic church will) the Westminster guild of the First ° Spetieae 7 Meeting ‘Womorrow at the Knights of Pythias hall, |228t Second street with the serve a chicken dinner on ‘Thursday | Presbyterian church to be held this} ‘Will positively reduce 599 dames E. Patrick and E. M. Wyatt < 9, at the 1! © “ 6:2 ayes) See | é He Ladies’ Ala society of the| Following. the regular busine: evening, February 19, at the Mullir®] evening at 6:30 o'clock at the mansa ~ ye : pe Pragiutarion church Awill meet| meeting a social time will be en-|°* “sistant tp seenen club,*serving to begin at 5 o’clock| 1103 South Wolcott street, a talk HIGH | ‘rlprsday afternoon at 2:30 o'elock| Joved and all ladies attending are|_, Club Meeting and continue until (In charge of of interest\will be given by the Rev.| BE OOD PRESSURE inethe church parlors with Mrs.| asked to bring a paper bag lunch At eaie 7 — Results guaranteed ormo funded, | "2B. Fi ‘s committee in charge. | for two. ot brary = ney refunded. | FSB. hp sp mp comme ite, tn Chars: ete The regular meeting of the Cas Guaranteed harmless | AT THE Dering Coe eRe tare ee | Vquataesuinazenl yy per literary club will be held Thurs- ; and non-poisonous @ of bak BOGE oe ig SL day evening, February 19, at thr . : a ii i 5 . is Be Featui North Casper 2 ry, 18, i 1.00 at d Béftram’s division, mere At North Casper ,.|club room in the Natrona county | If this Signature ioe eas: 4 at the North Casper Chetetien | Lébrary buflding, tt was announced formerly Coll-lodine Laboratories Mitsicians’, Ball to tured at the No: ad th | yesterday by the secretary, D, J. | 60 Madison Avenue - New Le Interesting Event. pioroty Sbrner sof: Hi GandeNorth (ei, : | 1 salo at Kimban Drug Co., the Always an affair of novelty, the|Grant streets Thursday, Friday and igo } Mie = opal tifa annual ball to be given by| Saturday evenings of this week. The | ) ind Sprechers’ Pharr Capper musicians at the Elks hall| affair is belng put on under the aus. | Women’s Mission ? the Drug , the Wyon ety eet! | rug we ,' Co. anc O olf next Monday 1s being anticipated| pices of the Ladies’ aid society of Soo aupeting. orelan’ Misstonisty | wea ae pl nd H. HH, Hall's with enthusiasm and promises tc pe Stra and the public {s invited soclety4of the cast aids Mathoaiet fi ectipse past presentations. oO atten: Communi hurch will h 1¢ t e ~ hat this ball will be attended by) | eS ular Sage "Thursday antechobatek TO DELAY “IS ;DANGEROU: ° pS attract Pee mss rae 2:30 o'clock at the church, 1614 Bast | G EELING 7 NS NHECEE RAM i Second’ street. a @ of the Emmanuel Baptist church will WELL AGAIN era | Ree tt on on} 8 NOT on the Box, itis NOT Give Hogan a Lift wf have gathered the roots, barks . hold its regular meeting on Thurs- aa@ herbs which are compounded, | Mrs. Covert ‘To Entertain ee Tue euery ag Ge 30 in ud@er the famous Tanlao formula,| Thursday Bridge Club ¥ pare ne of ie eeceatyta lan “make Tanlac. This great tonic| Mrs. Pitt Covert will entertain for {aterestaane ts aoe leote! ace aua@ builder, has brought health and he reerlar mestisn, of the DTeeRy, invited “tooo SaeeLtt or inies ae 7 el i, ir § uw orrow afternoon at 4 Be Ue sore Weterig, Weax sand iter | Sec tonteiin thet secern aaatiees meeting social hour will be held There is no other BROMO QUININE naurished, if you can’t sleep or est, OR pnd re! ments served by the Mes- q dames Latta and Kennedy and Miss Fi wdve stomach trouble or burning | Mission Society 9 Site Gees if A is “ ee stars, just you see how quick-| Will Hold Meeting Nelle Latta. Proven ore than a Quarter Century eee hgTaniac ‘can help you back to| The Mission society of the Hm-| Cooma: as effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and health and strength. manuel Baptist church will meet‘on | Horece thon as a Preventive. Price 30 Cents. Sfost people notice a big change| Thursday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock | Home Thies abated becbaitna tof the better after the very first |at the church. All members of the |) 10 gy orang cooher entertained Dottle. ‘They Rave better appetites| society as well ag those of the church | ‘day ih pera 7 Tine Ee haY goaricler comes | tathreeted are linettea:tarattena: luncheon, the second of a series oe. The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet | B given at her residencs on South Ueto tances cael gecerenoua wie re Wolcott street. Guests who attend. | SS SSS 5 Don't delay taking Tanlac another |"Honored At Party od were: Mrs. J. W. Johnson, Mrs. ‘ pfectous day. Stop at your drug-| Mrs. Martin McGrath of Thermop-| Will!am Kocher, Mrs. Ambrose Hem OFFERS THESE 64 cist's now and get a bottle of this,/olls who has been visiting in Cas- the test of all tonics, per, a guest of Mrs. John McGrath os —— >_> on South Beech street, was the FOR PAY DAY AND REMAINDER OF THE WEEK « h tan informal “ake Tanlac Vegetable Pills |party given inst evening by Mr, Mie Cane Sugar________ ---------]9 lbs. 8§7e Oranges_____ a ObyAt Ty) THURSDAY—FRIDAY 50 OF THESE COUPONS WILL BE MARKED GOOD FOR ONE TICKET TO THE RIALTO “ For Oonstipation Grath and drughter, Mra. Pitt Cov- ert at the home of the latter In the ; ‘AN LAC Standard addition, Guests present a included former Thermopolis rest- FOR YOUR HEALTH | sents and were: Mrs. Thomas Kin- Mrs, Joe Denham, Mi Harry A y OUR STOCK IS LARGE—WE MUST RAISE MONEY BY RE- DUCING STOCK. IT’S A BIG SELLING EVENT—RICH IN OPPORTUNITIES AND OFFERING SPARKLING VALUES. Below we list a few of the hundreds of bargains on sale. 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Baking Powder, reg. 25c size____18¢ sold as high as $40.00 for only_____ e WORK SHOES fa sank his teeth into? —Consi Suits whi 2 be s F iP LOT 2—Consists of Suits which for: 19 95 i ie : Next time you feel American Beauty Macaroni roducts, merly sold as high as $60.00 for_____ ° Genuine Army Munson last, bh a get it! 3 pkgs. Ha) sph a sy bn ae 25¢c Don't let this opportunity pass without at least look- ee ibe pare rs Par aes ust ask for ; ing these bargains over carefully, . Good Red Potatoes_______ ---40 lbs. 95¢ Sea Foam, pkg,.___--___ 28¢ or 8 for 75¢e Crystal White Chips____25¢@ or 3 for 70¢ ular $4.00 valué aoe OV E R C © AT S Why husbands pererere 7 airot roast: IDs ot te ee 1 ieee bac BAe eit Regardless of price, make or quality, all go at the 3 sta home a 17h sears) uriined, ‘regularly | great oneshalf price sacrifice. 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