Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1925, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,3 1925 Che Casper Daily Cribune ; PAGE FIVE $$ 4 ] | painting business in Casper for nine} cents,” continued Mr. Platt. “I do] of property! is caused by not keep-| mates on Jobs and és | | years. : interior and exterlor painting’ and|ing building in a fresh and newly | only require a : uectare on cots y “The public should «realize that | decorating of all kinds and make aj Palnted condition. New paint en-|to start the wo GENEVA, May 1 former minister , mn was 1 painting and decorating increases | specialty of special jobs in which|hances the appearance of any as to beautify your residences for the | preside: i H ing in a way that delights the eye.” | summer months & n artistic paint | ternatic i “I am always gla¢ to quote esti-|and decorating job.” ening sess t the value of property more than the | high class work 1s the main objec: CLUB ENJ her Rev. A, E. Cooke Friday — 2 thei, work nin 5, collars aa tive. Great depreciation nite vale MUSIC FEAST Night to Hold Interest i 1 School “Director Heads} { i Group Putting on 4 uy Noon Program. ( : A splendia musical program foa- k tured. the luncheon session of the Cosmopolitan club. at the Townsend { hotel this noon. Miss Jesse Mae Agnew, director of music in the pub. Uc schools; Miss Eleanore Snyder, instructor; Mrs, Shaw, pianist, and H. Falk, violinist, were guests of the club. Miss.Agnew, who has an excellent soprano voice, sang two solos, accom- panied on the piano by Miss Snyder. The numbers of Mr. Falk on the violin, accompanied by Mrs. Shaw, proved exceedingly entertaining, Mr. N 4 Falk {s not-as well known ag some other local vjolinists but he.demon- strated his ability at the luncheon this noon. The members of the club sang several songs with a will, with G.._E. Jones leading the harmeny. Dr. G. 8. Barger, president of the club, presided at the luncheon and called the attention of the members to the convention of Cosmopolitan International at. Tulsa in. June. Miss Gertrude Kamps, representing — Dollar Day, coming as it does right at the close of a most successful An: aiversary Sale, the many items listed be- low far exceed any previous Dollar Day Sale. COME AND MAKE YOUR DOLLAR DO DOUBLE DUTY WASH GOODS PER YARD The season's newest weaves and prints, high colors predominate in silk and cotton materials, also linens. WASH GOODS - 3 YARDS FOR $1.00 Here are gathered a most unusual collection of summer wash ma- terials. Values up to 79c. 3 YARDS For.. 91.00 8rd Floor Ruffled Curtains What many people have been waiting for— Ruffled WASH GOODS 2 YARDS FOR $1.00 Curtains in Swiss, grenadine and Marquisette $ at, per pair__- 1.00 Third Floor able wash f. P) every purck 8rd Floor the Business and Professional Wo- APRONS oy Polltaneste atten the baseball same BATHTOWELS MEN’S WORK SOX 5 BRASSIERES ade ot sod, eelty ; percale or gingham. Fast co on, Wednesday afternoon, May 27, Py . ¥; To make this the biggest Dol- vi brocaded Si r rular © 20x44 extra heavy Towels; reg- , biggest All over lace and brocade ors. Sizes up to 44. Regul batwpenithe: baseball teams “of the M ularly sold for 45¢; placed on lar Day sale, men’s khaki work models are inctuded in this as- $1.29. Each — a | sale tomorrow at 3 FOR_ a sox, sold regular at 15: sortment. Special 2 FOR...._ 2nd Floor 12 FOR Sees tect aecemore 2nd Floor the women’s club in helping deserv- Men’s Store ing girls through college, CORSETS AND Rotary club and fair sex.” Miss Kamps explained that the proceeds from the game would be used by é GIRDLEIERES Mr. Jones gave a short talk on RUBBER APRONS the Boy Scout camp this summer | MUSLINS MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS A large assortment to select and urged the members of the club ek Pins : : Made of pure gum rubber; full from. Values up to to help the Boy Scouts ‘by giving Aate E leashes sab iy See g Men’s muslin night shirts, a $ size and assorted colors; regu- -% Choice _ he them odd jobs to earn the necessary rom aressing YARDS FOR real value at $1.65. Your pick lar 69c. Special 2 FOR__-____ ond Floor $7.60 required for eligibility to attend morrow at 7% -- tomorrow at only ond Fl the Boy pipet canine i 2 aaa 8rd Floor Men's Store i mee ‘was a guest of the club. ar] jott . * will give an address on Cosmopolitan WOMEN’S Day at'the luncheon next Wednes- THE NEW CAPS CHILDREN’S GINGHAM UNION SUITS day. Dr. Barger congratulated the BLEACHED SHEETING . 2 DRESSES e Townsend hotel management for the : = The newest models in men’s qp oe ae : Summer weight styles, all “ B excellent luncheons served at the eerie, ano wide, Berperel oan light in color, aie for Rises uf onus aed Special A gren » at 2 FOR A club moetnee ures ie : ie! ‘ an ullman sheeting; stan- ie immer season—values to or Dollar Day. ach ~...-.. f Se git : ss dard weight, featured tomor- $1.95, choice at o..-22- 20S 2nd Floor row at 2 % YARDS FOR_--_-- , OAKLAND SERVICE SERVICE N MAN ce Mirah tte ca aitay CHILDREN’S i Thé lecture to be given by Kev.) fine oppoytunity for his well known ATHLETI NAINSOOK GOWNS ae STOCKINGS fi AE. Cooke of the First Congrega-| descriptive powers in picturing the GINGHAMS Cc ; Fi Black and brown in pli ’ ¥ SPENDS WEEK IN GITY tional church, in the Elks’ Hall on|glories of the scenery and historic UNION SUITS Flesh and white nainsook with HH and Derby vy me ‘ | next Friday evening on Scotland|associations of the fagfamed ‘ros 32-inch dress Ginghams in pret- Warm weather calls for lighter Evbine ais eee Oe stockings F ub (standards 3| : has been pronounced by those who| sachs, Loch Katrine h Lomond ty checks and plaids; sold reg- underwear, these $1.50 Gibbs tron ee ee 8 PAIRS FoR ny & eae HELPING AGENCY HER have heard it in no other centers as/and other scenes long famous in ularly for 25¢; offered at \ Union Suits, will please you at oanneee neem nnnnn nn FOR --———------ . ° } fully equal to, if not superior to his|song and story. The romance of 6 YARDS FOR ______---___ é only 2nd Floor Main Floor hi :. —— ile ands neasty;"” whist peeved o| @ucenot Sena, tua chen vette ard Floor TURKISH TOWELS | . ce man.| Wit and Beauty ch proved so| Queen of Scots, the charm of liter ; 3 a SE OLA ae delightful to crowded house in Cas-] Edinburgh, and the imperishs BOUDOIR CAPS 18x86 double thread Turkish ia Fr ae heen to Caaner for aeverat|Pe™ Some months ago., The result|memorles of Holy EDEN FLANNEL FINE LISLE SOX Made of silk and net'and dain- Towels, extra quality; regular 8 te me ref piiauth etude veral| of a tour of the most beautiful part | Castle all combi | oO al tily trimmed with lace and rib- $ 25c and 29¢ qualities; very 3 ~ f 40) a," the lectu gives a|only all Scotchmen, but to every oe : 4 i x kK y, will be band style. Company. Ar: Lyons leaves tomer MDGEe UE Sharclte wat cone OS ae al bine, $ out tomorrow at 3 PAIRS FOR BnL. ety LAI pits gata - rd Floor 5 5 * ae An excellent setting for the lecture Shak F Reuse = S rs a isc ce mer cots| Modest Slayer — |rsiiruac'y eset | Sele He Yamin Mec Ban : Denver and begin worl, talent in the following musical selec- on Ha PILLOW CASES 4 ———$—<>—__—_— tions: BOYS’ STOCKINGS : pi Bagpipe ns } Pipe-MaJ P tt 42x36 Essex Pille Jases; 0! MAN INSISTS Seeks Release} Briar diol satis oA cet PRETTY CRETONNES Sagal black vad \Brownnieery § Gi ele 42x86: Bosex Pillow Cases; out 4 eae Mr. A. Kenned. Duet “The Crook- rib stockings. Regular 25c. ee ed b Mrs, Ed. Lord and A very large range of pretty Buy them tomorrow at inghams ON MA KING WASHINGTON, May 20.—(By The] Mr, James Fraser, Violin solo. by patterns ranging in price from 5 PAIRS FOR ......---.__ 4 * : Associated Press)—The unusual re-|Mr. Alex Sneddon. Solo “Annie 59c to 69c. Your choice at BhicoHy Here is your opportunity to p Guest of = federal prisoner at the|Lairie” by Mra Iobt. scott 2 YARDS FOR ---..-_-_- -- get the finest Gingham on SILK VESTS i HIS OWN BED Dap vaneenetel penitentiary for his re-] General Burke H nelair will the market, in a large range lease on the ground that he had|act as chairman. The program be- 7 LITTLE TOTS’ ay wane, + a 4 y NOES Soliant | a. commutation” of/ his , of pretty checks, also plain A wonderful yvalue—Colors i ate Fee Bee hiomok share COVERALLS . ‘maize, peach, white, pink and i sentence to be hanged to one of ot a aes A ESP ARS 4 colors. maize. fF * » pink « i SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 20.—| life imprisonment, has come to the Long days, warm days are here 3 YARDS FOR ‘é orchid, Each ..--.-...... John G, Kelly, -91, bachelor,-wealthy:| attention of the department of jus- CHILDREN’S and the little ones need play % 2nd Floor farmer of New Zealand, refused to| tice. ROMPERS AND clothes. These -coveralls for Third -Floor 4 resister at a fashlonable hotel here| | Vuco Perovich was convicted in DRESSES children 1 to 4 yoars are f yesterday unless he was permitted | 1905 in Alaska fot a S . } the garment - a " Ten srbavenininen NSE as Decailbs a |00e In A naka f pater ane mae BE HELD TOMORROW AT A pr Fo ait F NECKWEAR fi who is enroute, to Ireland to claim|tence was commuted to life impris ’ packed for Duilar Day $ CREPE GOW Jew low neckwear, in separate an estate of 20,000 pounds left ty|onment, He has now acquired the 800 dresses to select. from BOYS! OVERALLS R NS New low neckwear, in separat § i a sister, explained that he had made| notion, it was fald at the depart: F Sizes 1 to 6 years. Very Beautiful floral crepe? patterns Values to $1.49 at ; ‘ 3 his bed for 80 yeare and he did not| ment, that he might secure his lib: | special. Choice Wen The boy’s are. all -wanting in blue, peach, maize and flesh yeeros 3) intend ‘to break his habit on: thislerty under a writ of habeas corpus 2nd Floor Sait’ overiix Youccanthave! © Sizes 16-17. Each -...-.2__ Main Floor 7 trip. He plans to visit a 97 year|by establishing that he had neither either bib or waist overalls at_ d Fl 3] old sister at Tecumseh, yk erhaed applied for nor accepted the commu- Physicians and women 3 2 2n oor CRETONNES hf He {s making the journe ation. te ree ns ; girl 8 a me | SCRIMS AND NETS Balcony See 4 ' rau : i) = = zatic anc Natrona ‘oun ungalow retonnes, 36 inc k Health unit, co-operating with the A beautiful array of plain and n wid medium weight, very 3 j State Board of Health through its fancy serims arid Quaker lace YOUTHS’ SHIRTS CHAMOISETTE much wanted for comforters at t | division of Alaternity and tafancy nets; featured’ very special for vy Bile rrtk cited BiIEE toe dred GLOVES 5 YARDS FOR fia: A and Child Hygiene will hold_a Moth tomorrow. 2 YARDS FOR wear. A most wonderful as- For summer days, novelty cuff 8rd Floor a pes Ucar tN wap gd i sortment of patterns in sizes chamoisette gloves, in all the i cate Cain ae 4, } au 59 a is Z fo pets ? Mone morning, fro ito, 11:80" 6 ! 4 12 to aA. Vo to $1.69 at nbn (abadess "Valdes to $1. JAP PARASOLS } and in Midv . B alcony j.- ER | 88 wwwwee wwe nn nn enceenwenn= , oY from 1 to 3p. m. JAP LUNCH CLOTH Main Floor A pad of color; a well finished Mothers are asKed to bring 8- Seamless d 60-inck ’ Se ee 36-inch parasol, with metal — The physical nation of babies white lunch cloths, a most di ; For every day wear boys trap a : ia ow 1 ck Iren & n sirable article for the summer blous Choice of blue and Children’s Derby rib sox in just t oe nade oa each ...-- rey cheviot and khaki; our the colors that you want for I b Sage Fins ieee bet ‘3 8rd Floor } regular 79 manly at 2 FOR youngster at 4 PAIRS FOR SILK REMNANTS Sa ° Sg BT ; i ode pales in white see | cae $e F ae a i { and tints. Packed in 5 La me, Fr b BUNGALOW RUGS hich sold dinar poo ade Zoe Jes to the Health Conterence at Ci FOURTH FLOOR § | WOOLEN GooDs ate ae inary wee by wit SB Hall, Casper, tomorrow morning | 20x40 Fibre rugs; choice of stionnt. Oholsacn sand eld ox warm water. ZBzAA from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. Mothers | SPECIALS brown and green, with 4 inch A table Sillvot staple. woolans rag he Fell directions on ev- Baer afe asked ‘to bring 4 blanket’ and fringe; regular $1.39 for to- 7 that sold formerly up to $4.00 rd Floor : miss Apply 25 | pillow slip. | 2-Qt, Aluminum $1 00 morrow at ....-- ea ee aera bow ais eal aa hy hie et Br | Peg ht EAE Percoiators, each ° Srd Floor f 8rd Floor IN OUR SH ied : 7 —PANTING-EGORATING ys." $1.00 us OE » cbaae Ce ge ‘| R ! bck, ao ’ Dishpans -..-- 7 * DRESS LINENS / ernst ena 3 barrel ehh 12 SH QO Btn overs cei. coer tor Sy | THE NEW SPORT HOSE DEPARTMENT | | 0 INVESTMENT es aoe tele soniiee? Wear!’ fully: onedink; In beautiful range of checks in ay i J ' all Goblets in wild $1 00 regular 90c yard, at the new tones of grey and tan, Woman's Mountair ‘ Rose pattern, 4 for. ° 1's YARDS FOR Bis. correct for wear right now inch top, in brown Sherbets to match : Very special at pe nice and ft to v f CONTRACTOR ASSERTS ff sssi'sar $1.00 fed Moe sath Fos : i 7 Fostoria vanity sets 2 iva “Tits aes Wess \ Any Color You Want |... sigva'sin'®* $1.00 ~“LiNcERie FaBRics mee Mont ninting rat is not H K t ‘ ‘ lo but’ the ‘heat Piece Kitchen A new assortment of dainty tan calf, il 1 dos pe RLS car Aang 7 Canister Set -- $1.00 sheer lingerie fabrics in plain $ WOMEN’S heale, et iy Why use expensive paper or paint when | “Rea” Ph 1 knowr epee 7-Piece Glass and fancy weaves, at ¥ > n local pafn 2 for the cost of cleaning either you can und decorating cont . ine Pantry sets --- e 3% YARDS FOR -.---____.. SILK HOSE have a fresh coat of Alabastine? Why rview tod: Mr. Platt’s estab 3-Plece Knife $1. 00 Srd Floor } pate id k pat up with half soiled walls when for men€ 1s situated at 1383' South ets iat joneds ail th vane shad rata yi iy ha y Elder and } has been in the oned; all the new shades hi . r a little expense your home can be made J Faney.Fruit.and Work he PERCALES ets i at 1 q by bright and cheerful? With Alabastine ~ Baskets. 1.00 PB Ps Lisa a bonita i to $1.48 i rate 54-60 co ercules in ligh : ; you can have the exact color you wish. Lexington Cream big 31.00 | patteenky sacolar Ube auallty; Men's Oxfor black And it won't rob off. You can match Sete nanan o- Date, aestel torocrew. bt rugs or draperiev. You can get XXXXX Flour Glass mixing. bowls “| 6 YARDS FOR ..._-_...-.--. $2. 85 the most artistic results. You can do the et of 5. More and Better Bread per sack Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham, Corn Meals, Ask yoursgrocer for this flour and have better bread Casper Warehouse Company DISTRIBUTORS 268 Industrial Ave. 3rd Floor work If if the decorators are not available, Ask your dealer for an Ala- bestine color card, Or write Miss Ruby Brandon, Home Beautiful Specialist, the Alabastine Co., Grand Rapids, Mich, Kabomine isnot Alabastine LOE RULE DEPT ‘STORE LINDSAY & CO. Tel. 27