Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1925, Page 5

FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1925 ° ay Bmore ee TED There are only a very few film players whose popularity. stretches back to the earHest days of the moy- fes. "One of them ts Alice Joyce. And her popularity {s all the more re markable because she was off screen for some years. But since her return to the silent drama two years ago 1 “Lhe Green Goddess” she has been more popular than ever, and screen producers have been keeping her busy. Right now she {s engaged in ating the role of “Madame de V vier,” the mother of the little French eirl in Anne Dougls s Sedgwick's Popular novel. Lately she has been on the screen in “Daddy's Gone a’ Hunting,” ‘White Men” and “Th Passionate Adventure,” the ast named made in England. To her studio associates und triends Alice {s a marvel of slender: $8 and youth which makes {t dif ficult to realize that she is the mo’ er of two chiidren, one six year and the other thre James Regan, you kr She PLUCKED IN HOLLYWOOD. Bgbe Daniels’ next is “Qu timé,” from the stage comedy. Warner Brothers ve borrewe Vred Newmeyer, Hurold Lloyd's dis rector to direct Sydney Chaplin in his next, “The Man on the Box,” m Harold Mc old ++ Dia Mar Circle?” Ernes tr Kis Again,” by the me author Ay ‘The Marriage Circle.” Marie [re vost and Monte Blue have the leads It's the last time this pair will be seen together, us they'll head sep- | hereafte Ali for} rns ris Th Oe | flit eh at Lillian’e a week and| ited fea has be reference to 4 something o fo. buy i STARS PETE MORRISON Pension Increase |% tir" Granted Veteran The popular aid to 1 isio t cl fin dhe ler sobe: VERTICAL. | ride A wide variety of words, hard and easy puzzle to test the average fan. Two unkeyed ) him up for a wh lice Joyce's latest portrait. us musical ple its bic A machine for cuttlog boar Dermant, arg MENU HINT. { Breakfast. + : Orange Jule rt a l with Top afiik | KEEP HOUSE CLEAN | med Dried Beef or t The affinities of the dustpan | | |are several. ‘There is the long han- dled brush of bristles, and which | |4s warranted not to cause the :| | housewife to bend her back to the breaking point. A soft brush sas long been the companion of the short handled dustpan, and it comes in fine or coarse bristles, | {or in lambs’ wool for very fine floors und | inoleums, Fiber brushes are designed for both fine and coarse work. Floor brushes | Cot TODAY'S RECIPES. Corn Soup—One can of corn, one atured in different shapes quart inilk, two table butte id welghts, long and short han- wo tablespoons’ fl | |lded, with a number of dustless Jery sult. Hent ¢ | |mops, which threaten to put them 4 | cup water. Make creain sauce with | | out of business, owing to the pre- : y } butter, flour and milk in double} | valence of polished floors that Sixty Y ears Ago | boiler, Stir into this the hot corn | | need no scrubbing. @ young man who practiced medicine | and strain if desired. Do not let milk | The woman who managed in Pennsylyania becume famous and | or corn bol | | to get on with one or two simple Was called in, consultation in many | »ld-far hioned types of brushes and towns and cities because ot his e Whip Whites of thre brooms’ has real comfort and cees in the treatment of disease. This ree tublesp< ‘ Pleasure in store when she de was Dr. Pierce, who finally made up| gr ind of one lemon, one cides to try a few of the ne’ his mind to place some of his m | stewed prunes, chopped at bru . eines before the pu und mov g| whites af @ stil adually } to Buffalo , put up what he | add one t 1 of t called his write Préscription”| chopped pr milk added? roll in fine cracke and placed it with the druggicts in| Lastly add th n crumbs and brow skillet every state. i Se i 1a r ASHE with t Adi 2 wat Dr.’ Pierce's F 1 I scrip wit ip ved | when ce h n bu has long been re ed t E When t © from for dis 7 ¢ " After suffering pain, fe | vous, dizzy, wea 1 dr wed-d Three-three Custard Pie SUGGEST is by weaknesses of her sex, a womu (beat a A brilliant luster can be given to 1s quickly restored to health by | r mahogany bedsteads by wiping them testify | top wi use. Thou th nut , over with a cloth wrung opt of cold that Dr. Pierce's I sc water and rubbing to a high polish tion has en poon + | with a dry cloth. The rubbing should distressing a ~~ | be continued till the polish comes Put up in both fluid and Pork In Brochette—Choose lean | back to the wood, You will be de form. fresh pork, cut in one’ and a halt-| lighted with the result. Send 10c to Dr. Pierce, Buffalo. Inch cubes; put cubes on skewe aoe Y., for -trial package of tablets.! When iearly filled lay aside unt Odds and erftis of soap can always Write for free confidential medical | all the meat js used. Salt and pepper | be cut into fine chips and used just | advi a By tast h tr wi s little like any othe p flakes. ‘A PROGR SATURDAY MORNING “THE RIALTO SHOW AT 10:30 THE BIG DOG PICTURE SILENT ACCUSER” —With— PETER THE GREAT The Greatest Dog Actor on the Screen 9th “ *197 Epinde The Santa Fe Trail AM FOR EVERYBODY CHILDREN, 10c ADULTS, 40c ma letters together may * Boy. | Lyri Metal fn natural stut Roves. Worshi, Quantit ‘Tried. Nimble. Reliev Regior Solita Open design. work fabric of beautiful | PUZZLE SOLUTION Solution of Yester \ay’s Puzzle [STolw[s MATRIK]) noose IPIUIRTEIR] ee DRE OAREN Ciaiz [SIE JE|D] aes SUNSHINE THLLETS OR. W. F THOMSON Man _ harbors rats and rats harbor fleas That pump into man the germs of disease. Three full chair, meals and one empty It's the high pressure guy generally “blows up.” The baby was resless And the weather was hot The doctor was certain "Twas the mill that he got. who Mineral waters are of two classe: —aarated and over-rated For the baby who has just reached | the beginning of his second summer, there is no place like home. We've filled the ponds with minnows We've sprayed the pools with oil, But we daren't go bare-footed Where the hodkworm’s in the soil. You can't have siinshine in your soul when there's moonshine in your stomach, Establishing summer out considering sani other way to feed the f re's loss of appetite It’s that fishin’ feelin’ grippin,’ When the perch begin to bite, When !t comes to school athletics concentrating ttention on the “crack teams" doesn’t promote the physical welfare of the refaining ninety percent of the students And the happiest people, I'm told, are tho folks Who chase away trouble By laughing at jokes. Breast fed bables take their lunches with them when they trave! —bottle fed babies have to depend | on Pullman porters. IMPROVEMENTS AT AI CHEYE B, Wyo., May 1.— Hx penditures for new hangars and oth: er improvements at tbe air mail field here will be limited at this tlme to $60,000, instead of permitted to cover estimated cost of needed improve. ments, $70,000, Carl F. Egge, gener: al superintendent of the alr mati, states in @ letter to Harry W. Hu- king, superintendent of the moun tain division. Three “unit” hangars, each cap- able of housing four airplanes, and a machine shop will be built the field and the wooden “wireless” tow- érs there will be replaced with stee! Lowers. nd sh is tri i YORK, 2 x ty Fa wo nowadays know! Vhe mushroom hat {s becoming eal Hat isa re 1 England as spring ter and more there i toad eive up on the ins Che Casper Daily Cridune turned with also ht, 1925, ¢ n wear Beau Monies | Beautiful or+simulated neck - | £ Suk Hose—Not Rubber. who silk 1 curve around the | American PAGE FIVE TIETON DAM DEDICATION | SET JULY 15 y 1—Formal 000,000. ‘Tie Designs. ti WASHINGTON, di of ¢ t novelty in dre bas 4 a project, was ris ulated sheer nes are | eal em ed on} much alike fre ne: ill, chrystal colored | until {t comes to the mi bones feghas Jal stages. This some-| Some of the swanky spring ee Lat Miah n 1 and gives|are blush, aztre, almond, jhe pe Srretinens ie x nage round. Ma the fabrics are | O°) train tj | printed with o making ther constr NEW YORK—Financial backing Be ae Cie ealthy neluding the so| PLYMOUTH, V @ be 1 to Insure a c fe father o ag ove al ed |left Plymouth f v “ 5, C. 3 vas | will undergo zreatment for hig hear pre t of the Curtise abel ) el ding | at Mass: setts General hospital Mot smpar rms. Tl ‘ : = J-and a of the scarfs and can be m sign nape ally m: the collar, Nothing lik Some Interesting SHOE NEWS From the Economy Shoe Basement We tried in this ad to pick out the things we believed you would be interested in right now. For instance, with warmer days we’re fea- turing a black kid moderate heeled dress slipper that’s good looking as well as comfortable. For your Sunday hike you'll need one of our bargain hiking boots, or if you go to church the patent and tan dres pumps would be appropriate. The children are asking for the tan and patent combination also and here it is for them. School girls will be interested in the sandals and the one eyelet tie pictured. Find the shoe that is suitable for your purpose. A Pleasing Pattern in Soft Black Kid Women who have been looking for a most comfortable yet, dressy looking slipper will find it in this new soft kid slipper. Has Cuban heels, easy rounded toes, a clever lattice work effect over the instep and buttons with two buttons on the side. 5 8 e G Neatly and serviceably made. Special These New Patent and Tan Calf Pumps Are Very Fetching This pump has a patent back quarter and a tan calf forepart with a strip of patent trimming running up the front, making a very effective combination. )Heels are high and slender, 5 98 e toes are of the proper round- ness and the narrow cut-outs in front lend a unique touch: Who Ever Heard of Boots Made in Chippewa at This Price? Full leather lined of those rare bar gains like offer Here is a ten dallor boot, made for discriminating trade that we are pricing ridiculously low for quick selling: It is the regular 14-inch height, is made of strong brown leather, has moccasin comfort toes, and extra flexible soles,..... Binss ’ ° A Man’s Shapely Shoe in : . English Tan Calfskin You’ve noticed the shoes well dressed men are wearing are of a medium light tan color this spritg. Why pay $10 for shoes of this sort when you can get as good looking a shoe as this one is for a lot less? Has welt soles, rubber tipped heels, the popular wider toes and nifty perforations $4.98 ECONOMY SHOE 12244 EAST SECOND STREET We present here one the Old Fashions Keturn, cuffs nd bottom band of kni Fashicns come and go—and usual: | zeph | ly return, Ye ago it as fashio: oe ‘ ’ able for the dandy cowboys of t! Blue Bottle Blue. ie y be ~ Fi SU. |'weat to wear-thelr-neckerchie Ph ME a ec DAY BAYBR’ ASPIRIN’ and INSISH! | ed throu 0 gold piece pest obviated by screens, but " Seon * . ivory poke which two no screens are likely to keep the blu-} Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are had - been ‘oday, the latest} ish g: coloring of the insect from | waiht A TeR TA aver eniri ed safe is scart seed through ex-| the ils nable colors, Paris| NOt getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prov ed safe sim aments of | dispa that this bluish | by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years. ade | green shade is popular for} ~ = ks 2 - |dresses, coats and tailored suits q ly “Bayer’? cia Long Pumps. | Trimmings for the dresses consist of ept on ayer package There is a t difference be-j appliques of a different shade of which contains proven direction a pace } and est ither blue or green, Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets urned out by Ame _ 1 i 2 be - Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiats. makers. The Jel has an | Broad Brims. ies RAR ae FE Mine clatinies Clnete extremely lor yt ings’ out ml he trade mark of Bayer Ma ar a Tan and Black of the Well Dressed Child fother has her tan combination slippers and daughter may have hers Have bright b’ack patent ieather forepart and medium tan back quarter, Shapely round toes and low rubber hecls, Excellently made, and Sizes 12 to 2 $2.98 Sizes 8% to 11% One Eyelet Ties Are New A youthful pattern, light and summery looking with its narrow cut outs on the sides and its wide dainty ribbon tie- ing through one eyelet over the instep. Cute short French vamps and low rub- ber tipped heels, Very reasonably priced too $4.98 Sandals Are Inexpensive These low heeled sandals a flexible, cool and serviceable. Fastens across the instep with one strap and has an other‘ permanently attached strap below this, Roomy. toes, rubber tipped heels. In patent or tan $3.98 Let Us Show You What $2.98 Will Buy You'll be surprised at the inte display of many different slippers in all materials and heels that we can offer you at this low price. Don’t judge these shoes by the price, for they are $2 98 . selling away below sting types of ost BASEMENT