Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1925, Page 4

« ; FRIDAY, MAY, 22, 1925 pr __ PAGE FOUR ; " ak be Casper Daily Cribune . : = ———__—--- ie 3 TER (5 | ed- to transport the pegnigentn do not own cars. Any .one .who f Hall of Fame’s | Dk MOLKY CHAP can go ts asked to‘be-at the 2g spn: | I Y by 5:00 ‘pub. .so | | Cl BRIEFS Temple, Casper, by | | Newest Members | ' GOING 10 MIDWEST FOR that an early start can be,made,, ps Se) Sac | Do you know why these five Joseph Gibbons. who is connected ! ee ARL YPRES persons are famous? See if vou | oro with the Mountain States Tele- By AILEEN LAMONT. sarhash'\ Anh “olaben? osreb oopiecialls es can tell, before looking at the ‘| phone and Telegraph. company, bas! (.....¢nt, 1995, Casper Tribune) adapted for this purpose, in conjunc IN | | By MARY TOBIN RRA AN been spending a woek’s vacation! New YORK, May. 22.—Miss Ma-| tion with crepe de chin IS SINEENG eee nee z > ss shack red SEE et pea | with his-tather in "Wheatland, tilda Houghton. daughter of the new $1 | | | American ambassador to England,| England, » shion 1s con- | } ) r To Be = PF Tt, M. Andrus of the Standard of | nas selected her costume for presen: | cerned. 4s firm d to fur this} There has been | ‘ Honored This Evenin Indiana and J. GB. Barnes, attorney | tation at the Court of St. James season, Englishwomen haye rebell King, district |. DBA, E 22.—(By the N I : for the Midwest Refining company, | cording tu dispatches Sie will |at st 4 through afternoons ming of the 0} ted Press). family. 6! 1 be pre were recent visitors in Basin where] wear a wonderful gown of white | Atecot imy toilettes and even the me hota| rl of Ypres, who-wa Z office they filed the schedules of the com-| procade, with a girdle of roped pearls | alrtest iffon costumes this year J Casper ihe ate | Marshal French, was quested pany property with the county aé-/and a long trail of tisteria colored | are fur-trimmed. Vor example, aja special meating haga i Bt) to his bedalde, BS - gessor. Outrich feathers. gown of bols de rove chiffon ts deep- | 3 tasonic Hal), a se a BA v t boat apially ee FEM ded Heretofore, the ostrich feathers | ly collaréd in sable or chinciila, For 0 enti: Obit P } Percy Kearns of the mechanical | which custom decrees shall be worn | scarfs completed with long ends of lass of candida into t af force of the ‘Tribune lett last evening | in the hair at the court have been | matching cliiffon are carried. and the Orc ‘The local chapter {s thk- “Aguly over tarkt oaiabent gue aS ae for Minnesota to spend the summer | white, but this year pastel shades | monkey fur is used. to trim shaded the full orchestra and after. the How eciell oleate oie Ww ect,| Frionds Will Be Interested | jmonths with friends and relatives. | win make their appearance. There | georgettes and kashas. nonfes refreshments sAvill_ be rw 1 afr iy a In Wedding a Hbereceiens : i ane o:'o Ree will be four courts, May and 22, Cocked at Res etaacie : i { jack Holland returned this morn: | ang June 21 and 22. Three of Que: Millinery has been d asper ani E le ing from Denver where he had taken | Mary's Sakae baste ue 3 totter at ywited to-mike the trip and attend | VA PORUs I e man Wrank Knapp to a hospital. Mr, \ ust imported, {8 concern: | the meeting, . f ent Billion Tare. Knapp was recently seriously ine | si 9 British do hot have court dis is small | rat nobiles will beenesd 1 psor jured in an automobile accident in| pay all to themacives, The Ameri, ; ; Ml, a 7 the Rane Cee Seid cans who appear in court instead of ply in ai three-corgered Gill, a ner student eee . H t t court will be almost.as elaborately 1 the headgear of) colon ¥ that fi ution, were married at | Charles Marlow and Ed Dunaway psi Sy especially in the Soa frie a , the hat is decorated by a | “ at the home attended to buriness affairs here re-| vision, cockade on the front brit i 7h ne DENY aah rc rae cently from their homes in Basin, Lingerio and. Lace. which, however, stands out at right | t, the Rev. Wal- Lara} i J There certainly can be no charges | angles insead of laying fiat. , | Mr, and Mre Harry. Wynn and|o¢ {itreatment in the way lace {s ESE TROT baie ext {amily were recent visitos here from | heine used on the newest lingeric. | Doult saline the Ble fupatire, » y ase Pini thelr home at Bhoshont, | Mesy ofthe surnmer somblnations os Staraaa AruPaitue? Oo one ti a ae attire r into long, narrow panels | of on next Monday, May 25, Pho : and he fp ex Ah o 1 3 Henry Swenson and P, B, Walker | by fairly by ban. y lace. 9 South David St newhero in tho state next are Afton yisitars registered at the | semmmedeamoe ands of dainty lace. gees Sesh eonte a eee t ev the friends of Weoniae: \ vuke Be sed For ave them a noisy SJOMN AARSHALL pie # Saturday } stponed Ively greeting, with a side . Ira Devigne is‘visiting in Casper t Mies MoGHL ved These are the latest busts for | trom Lincoln, Neb. t) at Gallen, postoftice north of] America's Hall of Fame, at New : ea) = extol | York University, General Wil- | H- Roberts arrived yesterday from — we liam $Tecumseh Sherman won | Pe?’ as i fame in the Civil War. Char- R. 8. Lord of Mount Vernon, ©., is d get URDAY ONLY o> lotte Cushman was an actress, | here on business having arrived and they don’t come very often, Airs. Ulery: ‘To Be the first to be elected to the Hal] | ‘Thursday. It is gratifying to us that a discriminating publie — Hostess at Kensington of Fame.% John Marshall is one | aed recognizes the difference between a M of the tyro or three most notable |B: ©. Morean is among the Den- Aaah Pally L 4 ver business callers spending a few frees de oat chief justices in American his- here. As men we should show our families tl & take o tory. Harriet ‘Beecher Stowe deed pride in our homes: : pee! wrote ‘Uncle Tom's Cabin.”: Asa Henry Keating was an arrival . 7 Y mr 1G 1 yesterday from Riverton, F : { € rom Mid- pede frat. botanist, one ox the | beara h Let us brighten the home on Sunday, a day ‘of reat: a ik ra pt t eee ASOre, M, ¢. Conley and J. F. Mills are : M P. E. 0. Meetin Mrs. H, Hurl 1 isit-| ; petyapsrl teh needy lin bio 9 onal thing expresses cheerfulness like flowers. They : Pepin ____ | guests at the Townsend hotel, N Bi 3 é ae Saturday Aft ye | nee || are the tenderest, most appreciated and most pied using : : : 2 daughter | Me Kenna’s parents nd Mrs.| Tenry Sherard of Cheyenne ‘s Q ‘Bil gift of all. Pesuisanl decanter vexinenet he e Scott on North enter street here for a few days. and the “‘cut-price”” propaganda put forth so profuse- ; onm '& several GAYS) hey are also visiting with Mrs. ‘5 | >: Denver. cKenna’s sister, Mrs. Ralph Her-| 37, R. McMurray is a Chicago man ay by Pen ass WwW Bie tis ore. le Sales AG greater ; ; e € | Mrs. formerly, |in Casper for several days. values than any other sale of any kind, anywhere, they 4 « : 3 7, a : ee si hg tosh and | Affa M } eee are made possible only because there are 10,000 Re3 | pes Pus Ceaser iaiting aan a crs ana toe? | H. D, Bernard and R, J. zecnts all Stores on which the United Drug Company can de- ff} ¥ Family Re-union ¥ tone hotel.| Miss Gertrude Anderson arrived in |e Smone the business callers In! pend for co-operation. By giving their advertising oe ; Held in Shoshoni * ‘asper this weak erent ve heatland ve eee money direct to the public, through these 1c Sales, § : é : wes. C. 7 Melton Is shopping and | and will be a guest while here at the! y gexton of Arminto isin Cas-1@ they receive nation-wide publicity more directly and Ring eH ting with frlends here from her | home of her sistef, Mrs. Arlo Good- per today on business, beneficially than ‘if they spent the usual millions for Phone 872 153 South’ Wolcott oats ais) "6 vertising in the magazines of the country, and the . Joseph Huhn {s a visitor in this | 34 ro 38 x WES ae : irs. E. L, Jewell and Mrs. A. B, lets seart his home at Liss. local dealer much prefers to have them give it to his MID T BUILDING id k ! | were in Casper Mon e fed eee customers as they do. re | s to attend the meeting of the} 7 yp wy mong the Den- ft ar er, Order of Bast eit Peed Labeeg ae There will not be another of these sales in Casper | 6) 0RS for a long time. You should take advantage of this eet | R. F, Granger camo down last} @ one tonight or tomorrow. ss Beatrice McVaney was vis. ent ft Thermopolis. , T 7 Sextty SEN San Beatrice MeVaney was a vie |evantng from ‘Thermop R CASPER TO RAWLINS SI AGE Will Meet Saturd: from Wheat! Roy Minty has returned from a CARS LEAVE DASLY AT 9:30 A M. FPARE—$i2.50 The 1 AF {0 eva jweeks’ trip to Buffalo and vicinity. The } Saves you appreaimately 12 bours travel between Casper , 4 e ros ars Ts eth cee ceotaeae stages eee | and Rawlins 5 Cas veiteray to svond’the | week Sneath A John. Kati, reproanttive of the ix, WYOMING MOTORWAY " Collie: & 4 Mrs Charles J. - u } t ; with frends, Collige, “Me Aid DA pacts meg es “Two Stores for Your Convenience” Ge Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office : - a WHY. Edwards, 7 : - e TOWNSEND. BOTEL PHONE U4 me M Al is | . | Of police and Sergeant Ray I. Ideen. $. D, club Ital nt ta Atay wil Hoetha| ar. ratert Youns ana ner seiner, | TUDO Dead In Meeting This Week test while there of \Miss: Myrtle }Ji, Whelan have been attending to oe The reg g of | Waugt business affairs in Shoshon! this | PI C; h | eet as te oe | ane Cras > ¢M er M Anna Yesness and daughter fo. ale | " ene : morning & = Denver| Elsie Pellisier of Sheridan, nd we it here with Harry Yes-| tormerly clerk of t urt of Sher! me Play Planned for Saturday ess Manton pid at i. | BARPELONA, Spain, May 22.— 7 roned Indetinitely se capers og Pe. a= paleoh ants ged (By the Associated Press}—Two men, I \ ‘ Mrs, P. ¥, Korn left this aftemoon|aer ""**"\ the pilot and observer of a military for I here shé will} Sisathe airplane “flying over this city, were f » f ! onths with h ‘ kMled today When their plane caught Mrs. L. B. Welch and baby son ex-| fire and fell to thé streets. er ry | pect to aturday evening for a h b U f h Sh iff’ S ] who has heen | enver to visit Ble Se ee Lind Beginning Saturday, wateh “for, “Rt Boug t 'y s ror as. at erl Ss ale . g ¢ ive thle |e cidaw Deelie wae tent beon a | Red Pennants. Save Wampum. tre. J. E.} guest in Casper and who will accom Now being offered by us at almost give-away prices. The biggest values in the history ir ge | pany them to Denver < 5 2 sccastondis, 1k 455g MOA OIEE 2020408 of Casper. ; » Casper Wednesday | Mrs. Robert M. Grieve is spend i Wheatland where they have | {DS several days in Casper drom:the the wholesome spread Interesting Lecture on heen ins in the Wheatland | Grieve ranch and is a guest of her for bread Scotland This Evening parents, Mr. and Mra. J, A. Likely, rik t i firs. B t( , wife of Judge | Dr. M. J. Nolan has returned trom N UCOA ALL SILK DRESSES—Sizes 16 4. F you ar feliver @ 5 ( ihe ng court in Lan. | Douglas where hé was on busigess ALL WOOL COATS— 6 95 looking for bargains, : Oe oe ik e : ar, 1 ‘ ith the flu Sunday |! connection with the United Vet+ 7 inhegs Soe se or e " 3. 85 aint weil aed to the Bishop Randelt | eran's. burekts made from high For women and miss : here they'are’ __20 >. 1.2 Bus : ; mer is reported to 1k Meir Bane. arate Cgeonuy Or WOMEN’S COATS—In light and $9 85 BEAUTIFUL RAYON SILK DRESSES—Nicely : oe st Refining company arrived role ae aii dark colors, all wool materials...___- e made; well finished; values 4 y morning from Denver and an L that you will appreciate_____ Nai e “s lub | Jeane 00 FUR-TRIMMED COATS—All this season's styles. ALL SILK CREPE DRESSES—, i large assortment at A look will convince you $12 85 »f styles and colors to 6. of these values.__...-_.-.-_- Pe e choose from __. Gite © WOMEN'S AND MISSES’ COATS—Nicely lined MANY OTHER OAT QULARDS, CREPES: AND Plain or fur trimmed; $14 85 ta hewe eailed — onder range of colors Zz sib e914. BS J ener 9.8 ot M well finished to select from —. aoe , ONE LARGE RACK FILLED WITH DRESSES of , ge PICTURES. BUNGALOW APRONS—Gingham 49@ all silk materials; all nice 12 85 ated to attend the Place Cards, Talleys, is” Shoes and Percales: fancy checks or plain- trimmed in a variety of best styles ° # n the & the | And Dance Saturday ¥ 8 I id The re —— - nae Women THREE SPECIAL TABLES fi W beaut SPECIALS Sarat er ( lors galore A in any si SPECIALS . worth three, four and five times the price we ask— . 4 ‘ RUBBERIZED 29¢ y omen’s Long dunn gg¢ S185 _ $2.85 $3.85 ooii~ 49e A rhe SUMeuaaen bata eee kinds L222. Women’s Crepe 69¢c NEW MID-SUMMER HATS NOW ON _ iia Nets Gainsvoro OY Bait oeRolice” @Qq «DISPLAY AT PRICES THAT TALK n= c Top Vests c FOR THEMSELVES MY 28e: arRons . 49€ ; KOTEX Scag ae We carry every conceivable style of footwear for women in CUT-OUTS, COMBINATIONS, PATENTS, TANS, SATINS AND WHITES | Pric GRADUATION Es GIFTS Where will you procure them? d reasonable $9.85 "° $9.85 Children’s Crepe Women's Black - Modena: 29e Batgen Petticosts . DOC SILK HOSE Women's “Binck “Sateen Oné lot of Children’s all Women's Silk Hose reat a $1.15 ; | wool 1 dozen to a light aid dark White Palio : To Ges, - $4.95 Sdakice calc vod wae Abinthiota: PY XL * After you have s | Chiffon hose $1. 49 Lealiss Bags $1. 95. i & around town e 3 WOMEN'S SILK an Purses : come to SWEATERS _.. $4. 95 Buttons, values up to 4c aytin's Boot Shop | eed ese AO “We Fit the Feet’ CORNER FIRST AND CENTER GLADSTONE HOTEL BUILDING OTHROCK Your Gift Counselors The Store The Store Accommodating That Undersells e