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

SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1925 PACKING PLANT NE EIPTS HERE - SHOW VOLUME 550 Head of Fat Cattle Received in March For Butchering. The report for March of Campbell tate and county livestock shows that 550 head of ved at the packing that 98 horses and mules from here to Grand id Denver. Colo, that Christian, inspector said. Four car- ttle from Worland were to reach the packing house “SHEYENNE RESIDENTS VGTIMIZED IN SALE “FORD MOTOR STOCK CHEY NE, Wyo., March 28.— Numerous Cheyenneites, are said to have been victimized du¥ing the last ew days through the sale of “bank- ers’ sharés” in stock of the Ford \fotor company of Canada. Purchas- ets aid not ize that when they subscribed 0 each for ‘bankers’ shares” they were buying an inter- est of only one one-hundredth of a share of the Canadian Ford corpor- ation’s stock. Under the ‘bankers’ share” scheme the price of the stock was boosted to $750 a share at a period when it was quoted on the market at $460 a share. NOTICE Hurley Fountain Supply Co. are now in their new location at 239 Hast First street, where they carry their usual line of fountain supplies and heaith foods. “\ Blue Goose oranges are guaranteed not frozen. THE BEAUTY EVERY WOMEN ENVIES ROSY CHEEKS, SATINY SKIN, BRIGHT EYES DEPEND UPON THE HEALTH. Ask Your Druggist For DR. PIERCE’S Golden Medical DISCOVERY In Fluid or Tablet Form. ‘end 10c for Trial Package to Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. : Paint or repair— which? HE house ti lected, that is p: with inferior paint, quickly })/ succumbs to the attacks of the elements. The un- protected surface is eaten into by the rot and decay that follow rain and moisture. SUN-PROOF PAINT will protect your home. The sun's rays cannot blister its hardy coat. Sun-Proof is elastic. It contracts and expands with heat and cold. No moisture can seep through. Sun-Proof is non-porous, 252 South Center St. Send tem cents for a copy of “What to do and How to 16 Pittsburgh Plate Box 1875, Mile Dept. M Glass Co., i = magkee, "A guide to Che Casper Suntay Crivune , Installment Plan For | Painting Homes Meets | | | | | | } “All the installment plan for paint- ing needs is telling," remarked a local paint dealer recently in a dis- cussion of the latest innovation in the paint and varnish trade—selling painting contracts on the 20 per cent down, ten months to pay, basis. “I've noticed,” he added, ‘that as soon as people know about it, the lose no time in making use of it.” Reports from the headquarters of the Save the Surface Campaign bear out.this contention. They state that as the news of the new an travels over the country by way of news- Paper columns and advertising pages, the number of property own- adopt ers who enthusiastically increases accordingly. Two years of inves study, preceded the fi: it owners feel answers a long felt need. The annual cost of neglecting paint is huge, $1,600,000,000. Each property owner whose buildings are allowed to rot or become rusted pays his share of this vast sum in prop- erty depreciation and repairs. Painters and dealers, particularly, are familiar with the stalling and putting off which *most property owners practice when considering having their houses painted. Invest! gations: made recently show that only 10 per @ent of the people in the country are able to buy for cash. Thirty per cent buy on credit, and @ vast number, 60 per cent buy on the instalment plan. As it is difficult for the average salaried man to spend two or three hundred dollars at a time without touching his savings or investments, only a fraction of those proper If You Need Help In Cleanup Call the Labor Bureau Clean-Up Week will be easy for you if you get your help at the Chamber of Commerce Public Em- Long Felt Need, Claim Save the wherein The as set for The com! ny, amount. ployment bureau, phone 1924. You can get, on a moment's notice, first class men for every kind of work incidental to Clean-Up Week, such as painters and paper-hangers, win- dow-washers, and expert lawn and garden men. The bureau has several men who are thoroughly capable of putting in lawns, trees, shrubs, etc., and who are in position to deliver lawn fertilizer, plow gardens, and do all kinds of work along this line. Now is the time to engage men to take care of your lawn this coming summer—men who really know how can be furnished at this bureau. Not only is the bureau able to Supply you with the above men, but at present it has an exceptionally 00d line-up. of carpenters, electric. jans, pure-bred stock men, engineers, cement finishers, bakers—in fact, it can supply you with almost any kind, of help you may need, and on very short notice. These men are not “floaters,” but good, steady men, most of them married and sup- porting their families right here in Casper, and are entitled to jobs in preference to men brought into Cas- per from oytside points._ . Just phone 1924 and your man will be there in a jiffy—no charge to either you or the man, Anglers’ Prizes | Are Announced | By Schulte Store| Devotees of Izaak Walton take notice! ~ Schulte's second annual fishing contest will be held this summer as in the past with the opening of the fishing season on April 2. One of the biggest attractions in Cas- per last summer was the display of the largest fish caught by devotees of Izaak Walton at Schulte’s Hardware store at 228 South Center street. The contest will cover a period of four months. Prizes will be awarded on June 1, July 1, August 1 and September 1 of this sum- mer’s fishing season, Last sum- mer it was a great treat for local ¢ residents to focus their on | the biggest fish caught this | region display in show windows of Schulte's. It is expected that the same will hold good for this summer season | because Casper fishermen are un excelled by the fishermen any- where when it comes to baiting in the on the biggest and most beautiful fish. On May 1, June 1, July 1, August 1 and September 1, Schulte's will give the prizes ap pearing in their display windows for the largest trout legally caught in the Platte river or its tributaries in Wyoming and dis played in their window the month previous. The grand feature finale comes on September 1 when a model 55, 30-80 caliber Winchester rifle will | be given as grand prize for the gest trout displayed during the his contest is open to and no one is by Schulte’s hardware s' “ us one of the most popular meccas for fishermen. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Reuben J. Stoutamore of 4 to Lucile A. Hull of Ango a For sale, absolutely pure milk de- livered at your door, 16¢ also for sale at Stone Grocery, W. M. Kleber, phone 225-3. = for immediate ‘This condition, brought about the pr three houses are inadequat hief advant Campaign, is that it pr painter and property contracting cash for his we gives the months in which to TE | stat painting. ording to the|y aign, t situ Surface Cam has fort four | to ited of the plan, e the Surfac ets both owner alike. painter receives m the finance out ) by the bers M omir the « enabl hw boy 1 came Pen! ing sewing cl ganization orter h s numbered 1,200, ils and er says he hopes to incr D en | number this year by at leas‘, 30: the full] “Word from Park county. ind that_membership in the clut AJ le ao &? pa oth q ott AY t A $ \ ~ March 30th to April 4th Inclusive ° To render a greater service to you, in helping you'to secure the gar- ments of your choice, we have designated the next six days to be known as Easter Style Week. You will recognize the styles as being authentic. Each version 1s a masterpiece in modeling—and prices emphasize once more our high standard of yalue-giving. BOYS’ ANDGIRLS’CLUBCHIEF ’ FROM STATE UNIVERSITY HERE TO ASSIST IN ORGANIZATION and girls’ club leader and member of the Uni- , of Wyoming extension department, said in an in- to Casper today ley. boys’ ubs has lion mem- > this 0s NAA ils just two weeks ’til Easter The Modes that ‘Are to Remain in Vogue Parade Their Charming Versions for Your Approval preparing of the annua 1A which =| PILE Says thre ‘tubs and body were or purpose of tl aniza Atl |e tion to unify all club proje n tt | i me 4 ira | count Adults all over the state of Wyoming are beginning to| “Experience bas shown tt 1 Dr take more interest in boys’ and girls’ club work and they | work conducted for prizes alan Considerable loc {2 Deginning to realize that to be successful the club ac- | of little \#iuie and is shortlivod. V thelr inability to pay |4“vities must be properly supervised,” W. P. Mortensen, earn by « ell dor £ prize en in work w is better than will be tripled this year.” Mortensen The extension department sald. Several other counties wil! | 1" educational trip show big gains. pove (ban Acta nty-five of the ‘Natrona| TeUnd-up to club. members ompletea! June. All their werk last year and this: year | Y@tlous clu we expect to double that number,” | ‘* 3 opal as ee SE “Local girls clubs are showing much interest and are already plan- ning a demonstration “in baking," | the county agent, who is also in charge of county club work — said. “One of our baking clubs here, com: f 10 girls, has been doing ex ing the But first, don’t le . Importar ire requested to ¢ Phone 2045-W “A_ store of style and good value” @ Here, at “everywoman’s” store, the mature woman and the young miss, the little woman and the woman of large or stout proportions, the woman of average figure alike will find the models best suited to their varying fig- ures at a complete range of prices. 7 all —coming to us daily from eastern style centets, are the newest in Millinery Dresses Coats Ensemble Suits Sports Wear Dress Accessories and Novelties All further charges this month will not be billed until May 1st. ~ shape? | for the } conyen- | in ation of | is to meet! anyth S CURED WITHOUT OPERATION 4 read our b . Den t him get in. Are your screer Tf not, call W. L. CAFFEE er. Colorado. ark —ihe duty a woman OW€S-~ Every woman owes it, not only to herself, but to others, to be becom- ingly and _ tastefully dressed, A married woman never knows just when the neatness, becomingness and good taste - dis- played in the costume she is wearing may be the deciding factor in her husband’s business capeer, Many a man’s qualifica- tions for a position high- er up are more or ‘less measured by his wife’s appearance, A single woman, in of- fice or store, is more apt to be successful if she - is properly and neatly dressed. If she is consciously, or subconsciously, seeking the admiration of the “right”? man she is more apt to gain it if her clothes have been se- lected with and good taste. care Women can wear stun- ning and _ expensive clothes and not be over- dressed—if they wear them in the right way and for the proper occa- sions. On the other hand, it is not necessary to pa high prices to be dressed tyle and with effec tivenes: in Simplicit often achieves what all the furbelows and gee-gaws fail to accomplish. We can help every wo man who wants her ap pearance to be effe and correct. Our saleswomen are ex- perienced in the art of clothing members of the fair sex to the best ad- vantage. If you desire to econo- mize tell the saleswo- man frankly that you want to keep your pur chases within a certain sum. Her knowledge of our stock, her wil- lingness to assist you, her invariable courtesy, will antly be at your command, TQ PAGE THREE. J it Ii