Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1925, Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925 By MARY TOBIN SOCIETY, CIETY, St. ExeioeehDaylBassac...-- 2 Im | saekcin leh tieazoncdiva andi 's Day Bazaar ‘To Be Held Tuesday The annual St. Patrick's day ba- zaar of the Altar and Rosary so- clety will be held Tuesday, March 17, at the Mullin club. <A full line of needlework, baked goods and gen- eral merchandise will be on sale. An added attraction to the bazaar this year is the business people's hot lunch, that will be served from 11:30 to2 o'clock. The names of the lad- ies in charge of the booths have al- ready been mentioned in this paper and the following will be in charge of the dining room. Mrs. E. W. Adams, Mrs Catherine Kelliher, Mrs. G. C. Chandler, Mrs. J.°F. Salland, Mrs,.J. .F. Newman, Mrs. Mae Mor- meeting of the executive board will be held at 1:30 p, m. Dinner Is Given Sunday Evening Mr. and’Mrs, Paul D. Framer were hosts.last evening at a dinner given at their home on Lincoln street with covers laid for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Fra- ner and daughter, Elizabeth and the host and hostess, eee Presbyterian Aid Meeting This Week The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will meet ‘Thursday at :230 p. m. in the church parlors. Mrs. Sennett's division will 106 Pounds of Nerve and Grit Che Casper Daily Cribune ver, distributors for the Paige Jewett cars in the Rocky mountain region, left this morning by motor for Den- ver after spending several days in Casper on business with the Lee Doud Motor company. eee J. C. McAlley of Glendale, | Cal., arrived in Casper this morning and is a guest at the Townsend hotel, eee Attorney J. Raymond McDermott spent yesterday at Salt Creek on le- gal business Frederick Klink,- Jr., of Denver spent yesterday in Casper ‘leaving this morning for Thermopolis to at- tend the Woolgrowers’ convention being held there this week. eee JH. Holland is in Casper on one of his regular business ‘trips from Denver. eee J. G. Dawis was an arrival this morning from Denver who expects to spend a short time here on business. cee geles where bo now desides. 3 Hams {s a guest at the Henr cee B. C. Wheatlake, HA. Young and Frank Horn are visitors here today from’ Denver. Jack Merrill of Galt Créek ts leay- ing this evening for Denver to join | Mrs..Merrill who has bee: a shorttime thero.,:.. . eee L. B. Smith of Lavoye spent terday here-visiting with fri eee E. J. McBride was a, Ther ness visitor b . spending R. J. Sapp of Dubois was’ in the city Sunday. ebe.e Morgan L. Johnston of Encamp- ment spent eine 3; in the city. . . Mr. and Mrs, c. E. Pedicord were cisco business days in Casper this week. spending a few the s held ing for Thermopolis Woolgrowers’ convent city n D. McGow akle was a V Gerald Stack of Lander {ts a call or here toda; his old home at O'Neil, N McCafferty will make a trip to the pot Do Creek fields befor, town of his youthfu' PAGE THREE. 4 eee T ¥ Eugene McCarthy left th orn: DES’ TRO GOITER : Guaranteed harmless with OLIDE; Iodine=Colloj and non-poisonous. 3 tablets daily. . Positive results or money refunded. $1.00 at your druggist or sent direct KOLIDE LABORATORIES, Ine formerly Coll-lodine Laboratories 50 Madison Avenue - New Y: serve and all members of the society are requested to be present. There will be reports of the nominating committee and election of officers. eee | rison, Mrs. C. A. Holloran, Mrs. Fay Crater and Mrs. P. J. Hand J. F. Heagney will be in ch coffee and wate and Mrs. Trumbel will supervise the dessert. The Bazaar will be held in the ball- | Progressive Dinner Is room, and lunch will be served in | Given’Saturday Evening the dining-room of the Mullin club., Among the soclal events of last The public is invited to attend. week was the progressive dinner see given Saturday evening by mem- ay bers of the Saturday evening card reble: ipa club. The dinner was served at the v1 esday homes of Mr. and Mrs. John G. The regular rehearsal of the Treble| tram on South Lincoln street eee ee este chumen ay [and Mrs, Val/Maghee‘and Mrs. Har-| pena Jacobson, Los Angeles attorney, may weigh but 106 pounds and 70 ck ad of § yer, Lye. | look quite frail, but she’s a fighter. She has shown much nerve and grit of time being made on account of | ys, ana Aegan ae aoe a ae Mn her “defense of Michael Miskich, accused of murder the tnformal card party to be eiven| ina urs, C, at the Natrona Power Bullding by |tf pm. batter, aie ene eee ne visitots here yesterday from Lu- RIN voye. kas hy NIGHT& Williams, former resident of | Mr. and Mrs. D.' A. Trudgen of MORNING & and formerly president of the | Midwest were visitors’ who arrived - IKEEP YOUR EYES | . Williams Oil company, {s visit- | yesterday. ing in the city and attending to busi- cee NCLBAR AND BEAL — = ni affairs in Casper from Los An: Durbin Van Law iss Gan Fra oc Onn ele Seer TT | 1 | —happy spring news Tulsa, Okla., business | . , the octumne cub. Sigs Se a * || men who arrived in Casper today. trom everywoman’s store Mr. and Mrs, Val Maghee, Mr. and P. l | aie Tea Tuesday At Mrs. Rector and Mr. and Mrs. Bar- ersonats | Methodist Church tram. The next meeting of the A Shamrock téa will be given | club will be held on Saturday even- Tuesday afternoon beginning at 2:15] ing of this week at the residence of st Methodist church par-| Mr. and Mrs, Low eee i. A. Keenan, . Canfield, § n the ctiy on MILLINE | Dinner Last Evening m Maverick connection with At Country Club nhl teka: will be he'd and { Mr. and Mrs. J. Fuch were «8: fe 1 < at dinner at the so. gees ae ae att Faweett compa roy, ahs the elt rt time — it’s less than 4 weeks ’til Easter r rt le a New York City in Casper this we = so women’s thoughts are turning toward guest at the C = | Miss Williems Is Hostess . , = ‘ j At Bridge Tea Saturday ah = A e | Williams among the out-of, \ | days from De L. J. Williams and W. C, Stewart ning from spend sever | busine rato: agent fo . Atthe first sign of ret Sy - « shin trouble apply sire to Thermopolis to attend a meetin " of the state w candinavian Lutheran Wabi the ns : ‘| | Vd To Moet Thursday 4 é Rs ke eee irrived in the cily this 1 i weet to We are showing scores of winsome and gracefully smart new creations at 5,00 $7.90 $9.00 in flower and ribbon trimmed milan-hemps, dge were y Pelton, M Glenn in chic banded iT Phursda, ct aie models for all occasions. < in the ch 1) ee er tergon as hosteas. Al | vee | ween oc Exclusive Madame Chekanow, Laurel, Hyland, Gage and Meadowbrook Models ; a 9? . Coleman, Iya Smith and [eve the t once and quic $12.50 to $45.00 | pthodist Community Pastor a 1 en | overce e completely, Hoy 4 mw | much this simp! Hoshi Gann wi tok part ta the | x} relied on to dis- | Community chureh | » Voleott street, | The publis ts} to attend. | yonthly Health Con-| i be held tn North Casper tr Memorial Presbyter H and St. John Street - Match 19, from r earlier Hundreds of High Grade Unredeemed Watches for | | 1/3 Regular Price } AT UNITED JEWELRY SHOP 249 South Center St. Just Arrived ! Nearly three hundred Medal Contest ning At A.M The L will hold this ¢ New Spring Coats to sell at 75 19” $ 75 0 and up Churelt Tempera annual medal eo beginning prompt! the Methodist E Two medals will and c ing will Miss Lil- | . Bail Mre. Miss Frances Bower- Now ia Our New, Roomy Store i n Peterson, Mrs, 8 Glen Abbott Medals will presented by Mrs. Ferguson, state superintenden of the Legion and Mrs. Nettie Dunn, president of the local Woman's Christian Temperance union. ceeresteedpceets DRUG SALE FOR ONE WEEK 50c Mentholatum —__-___. 85c Red Cross Kidney Plaster 50c Meritol Throat Gargle- $1.10 Garren’s Tonic 25c Palmer's Lotion Soap___ c Golden Liniment__.—~-__ 50c Henna Foam Shampoo-- $1.20 Wild Root Dandruff Reme dy 50c Acident Tooth Paste 35c Sanitol ansing Cream 50c Ingram’ ce Powder $1.00 Pompeian Massage Cream-_ E,W. Banks, Hughes, D. Prag were.Denver ar mornin | Loosen Up That Cold Cold With Musterole Have Musterole handy when a cold starts. It has all of the advantages of paren 's mustard plaster WITH- UT the blister. You just apply it with ae First you feel a warm tingle the healing ointment penetrates the M. N. Sinteff, W. T. | and A. Thawer lvals in Casper this TAPING, Rass AEE EE pores, then comes a soothing, cooling Most of these are fur-trimmed—styles Me ar ae Aer gta ao SANs: Sem aie ESTER the newest—colors and materials the Aes simple! SR venient natcher’s Liver and Blood rup- most popular for spring. 25c Melba.Taleum —-___- 15c Package Envelopes_ 15c Writing Tablet_- ne 2 $1.25 Lydia Pinkham’s Blood Purifie 50c CREAM ELCAYA____ 25c Graves’ Tooth Paste 0c Mentholated Pine Syrup Si. 00 Liquid Arvon- feos ¢ Cutex Cuticle Remover_ .00 Hot Water Bottle___ $1.20 Listerine recommended by many nurses and | doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu- matism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neu- ralgia, congestion, pains and aches of | the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains, | bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest. It may. preveht pneumoniz and “flu.” To Mothers: Musteroleis also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children sterol; acre | j o a popular novelty at the beaches this summer predicts Miss Angela Klemmer of the Red. White and Blue Swimming Troupe of the Panama Canal Zone Mise Klemmer's figure is almost identica) with that of the famous “Venus de She is shown tn a crossword ne Te crossword bathing suit will be Don’t overlook our Wonder Sale oa Milo.” plage a = : bathing sult which she designed. read tube oe a Cough rup_-. E of new q It’s a square meal for a dine 2be Sanitol Tooth Paste_ j ie 3 f MUSTER $1.20 Milks Emulsion— | Spring Dresses 60c Sal Hepatica-____ | ms “a La MOE SL See 0c Bromo Quinine___ at is % 60c Wild Root Dandruff R PA snag A 50c Wild Root Dandru emedy $8.95 $13.50 $16.75 This is only a partial list of the many articles “The Store of Style and Good Value” now on sale. SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK AT THE CASPER PHARMACY ODD FELLOWS’ CORNER ° $19.75 $24.75 $29.75 Ree —a convenient place The La Rue Beauty Shop For Your Marcel—$1.00 And a Free Scalp Treatment 116 E. Second St. Phone = = = = to meet your friend = — 4 = ET TS NI El A IP