Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1925, Page 3

ri i bs q ail hn lilt eo MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1925 | ebe Casper Daily Cribune PAGE THREE @SOCIETY, - By MARY for a short tlme with former school|My and Mrs. C. V. Norris expects; 1. friends of Mrs. Mach’s tojleave ‘Thursday evening for Der der they will go to Porti ys d » make thelr uture Jac {gta pa stn|One Furniture | suit Viewe 020 Firm Net Guilty eo! |) Gifford Johnson who Hhending several jays in Casper ex | | joeets to ry t to Alidwest this even: | it | ; Ve eee Yack ; - ; y Casper People Are Guosts | Candidates Of Veteran Oi S, A. E.'s in Laramie, Order To Be Installed | os Mr, and Mrs. It. M. Andras, Mr.| Mrs, Bessie Harter of Wheatland, | visitors and Mrs. 'T. 8. Cooke and Mrs. W./ deputy uide for Colorado and W D. Weatherg of Casper were guests] ming of the National Alliance of the | M, J. Lavelle, Job f and Becker ts a Boston busines: —-- ee on Friday for dinner at the Sigmu! patghters of Veteran Order, will|Joe Sercattiour spent > ya » [man registered at the ‘Towns: Bpstion fraternity house tu Lara-larrive tn Casper. Wednesday morn: | tabrool. mie, Following dinner they ing. Mrs, Harter has requested that e120 turned to Cheyenne for the Frontler| qt daughtefs and grand daughters Little Blanche Lou sunt , “aby motored celebration given there in honer of] o¢ Ciyil War Veterans. meet at the|daughter of Mr. and the Shriners enroute to Los An:| Young Wonen'’s Christian Dummis underwent a eles. Both Mr. Cooke and Mr. tlon rooms on Wednesday operation tods drus are officials of the S at 2:30 o'clock ‘at which time they Ol company and were co: will be Installed {nto the National al-| | Miss. Love daughter ure with business during Hance, tn Iph Anc Mrs, Bud Avertil of La lt 5 epandiay severn! days in| who suffer from dise f th x a | The Catholic Notice of Appreciation Is an tnformal dance on Wednesday Glven by Ladies’ Auxillary. evening of this week ingtead of Members of the Ladies’ Ausliinry | Tuesday as was announced in yes- of the United Spanish War Veterans |terday's paper. The entertainment wish to express thetr thanke and ap-| will be given in the assembly hal preciation for the courtesy the Natrona Power butlding and them during the Memoria’ y | public ts invited to x de by John M. Whisenhunt | 3% one enhunt gave to the au y| Last Meeting of Season Of r visiting guests for » | Northwestern Woman's Club | lal day, tivo Chander ci The last regular business meeting ted espe jot the season of the Chicago and vestern ut Woman's club | oa Fain will be held Tuesds fterndon June | Pi Beta,Phi's Give the home of } Annual May Dance. 2 South Center Members of the Pl Beta tra ternity at the state university at | Laramio’entertatned at thetr annual | May dance last week !n the old in lattice worl, butterfiles und flowers’ giving suggestion of the season. Music was furnished by] yyeq Learner of the Eoston etore the Kappa Sig orchestra. In charge] has left for the eust to make fal of arrangements were-the officers, | ana ter purchases for the local including Ruth Kimball of Casper, | store, | # 4 This Tuesday | Ask for Wampum With Every Cash Purchase ( Every Tuesday Is Dollar Day drivers and decor the oc or Dollar Day fer 89c for all itdms that are usually offared at $1.00. ‘ Dollar Day for 89c in president; Bernice Appleby of, Lara- eee | Tyo Wide mie, vice president; Kathryn Brock 1 geople motored | D iestaros Teeatiee ot Buffalo, secretary, and Esther turday to spend —a— : . er onkel of Cheyenne, , treasurer. e Yellowston —_—> for Belts the week-end, peclal guests were: Marguerite| highwuy last 1 Blale, Maurine Lane, Anna’ Marie], stream of re Dudley of the Laramie high school, | ° the patronesses anae, Mra, Ed: | ‘ell Brodie of the Brodie: Rubb ness Tulley of yenne, sister of | company was called to’ Denver Fri- Miss Ruth. Kimball r. and Mrs. | " Divisek of Cheyenne and Dean Choice of any 89¢ Frojat or Back Lace | * |} ed to return tomorrow nm ford, | more j Mf Ses Patrick Sullivan and daughter Redfern, Warner Mrs, Cowan to Entertain | Margaret, accompanied by Mr. and At Luncheon Thursday. Mrs. Jeremiah Mahoney motored to | Frank Cowan will entertal yesterdny to visit for a short with Mrs. Sera Morton. to be given on Thursday ek at her residence Wolcott stre see who spent Satu the Morton he jan Program to Be Given | pede eso. partmental Club Meeting. | deputy ‘The last meeting of the year of|S Revenue collector e Casper Woman's Departmental | and Mrs. Costello returned Saturda inb, under the supervision of Mrs,| evening from a several weeks’ mo: 4 t.-BoMs president, will | tor trip to Nebra where they vis: | on Wednesd: Corsets SUBWAY ---but $ ) : | Q Tomorrow you can choose from these items at only nt the Hennt . Tt na | eee Ul bein the form of a luncheon| James Bilfott of the Eillott Mer- | nad all se who are going to |cantile compan Hudson spent tend are d to notify Mrs. C, W.| several days it week attend- | Dentner, phorie 209K, or Mrs. KE. M.| ing to’bustne: | Wyatt, phone 1137M, so: that, the| . necessary arrangements may be| G. L. Ferguson attended to bus! made. The following musical pro-| ness affairs lat week in Newcastle | } Dollar Day for 89c gram hag been arranged. by Mrs. see L, D. Branson: Bernard Connelly, who has been Piano selection—Mrs. W. G. Wilt.| spending the last year here, left Vocal solo— . Don Lobdell. | Friday for Lander to spend the Vocél duet rs. F. J. Leschinsky | summer months with his parents. and Miss Frances Bowerman. se) a (-<) Vocal selection—Mrs. E. 1. Fi | Dawson transac! ue 1s } = = ic tion- . BE. s . Dawson transacted buriness (~) | a oe gan for several days || opm an oe Interesting Program Is Given Sunday ° > Delphine Gugenhelm, pupll of B. formerly of Shoshonl. |] @& P J. McBride, who teaches the Dunning | now cf Casper has returned from | Qa ° ; Choice of system of plano study for beginners, | Lander where he spent several days. j gave a Dunning demonstration Sun- oe , day afternoon at the Chas, E. Wells| xiv, and Mrs. A. T. Taylor motor- 5 two dozen Music company which was enjoyed | eq to Casper yesterday from thetr | | sme rf by an appreciative audience. Miss! jomestead near Salt Creek. = i Gugenheim has takeh plano lessons | eee i) from Mr. MeBride for four months | jr, and Mrs. Henry Mitcheil’ and | cae) and gave an excellent program, daughter expect to leave the r| The program given follows: part-of the week for Colorado to | 1, Duet. spend the summer vacation. 2. (a) Grand Staff, oa eee | 2 ! (b) Sight Reading. Harry Ballard, q student at the || OQ | 3. Solo, “Golden Stars” Streabbos | University of Wyoming at Laramie, || OO This number was played after | ty expected to return to Casper to | three weeks’ study, spend tho summer vacation here ten 4. Value-of Notes and Rests. | with his. mother, 1 i) 4 5. (a) Trlads (major, nilnor, eee || = | Pearls, Chokers, I infshed and augmented, 1. W. Ormsby who ts connected | > Ring Beaded Purses, (>) Intervals, |here with, the Chicago Burlington . Vanities, etc. Regular 6. Duet }and Quincy raflroad has returned x rice: 85 7. Rhythm trom Minneapolis, where ho attend: || CY praces to $6, 89e (a) Test Jed a convention of the Order of | ny - (b) Pictures Raliway conductors, as a delegate || & 8. Solo, “The Cookoo".. Van Gael from Casper, Mr. Ormsby visited |] & Pla: six weeks’ study. week . j— 9. Sc: riting. with frien 6 i! : Hn aaa a |] 2 Pairs Silk Hose --@ _89c Reg. $1.75 Slippers__---_- . bah i Ras Sill ose for lipper it »0l padded insole Thought his case es oe Rayon H Kae pper 1 | rT (oe) co er} Intendent of this cago and Northwes | Mrs, Worthman and fam lenving today for Wsconsin they will make thelr home, was hopeless Resinol cleared away pimples in a week | eb Bloomers. ____---89¢ Ségular $1.50 Lingette Bloomers in Crepe Gowns ______------ 89c | assorted high colors and V il | black, your choice__ 89c Plain and floral desig: 89e Ol Windsor Crepe Gowns_- e Voile ap sete JTRS 890 Muslin Petticoats_ One lot of Lexington, Mass., Mareli M had been suffering from shaving!” Cn plinples on my neck for rs and, | ¢! ‘ believe, had tried everything un- | '"‘¢ Is expe to return to Cas- dap thn won or thank | per on Thuraday to spend the sum- | without avail, One | mer months here with her parents. ar day on a friend’s ad- ¢ vice, I purchased ome of your Resinol Slak @ student at | f Wyoming at Lar-| Al Kleeman who has been spend- }tog wey # here from Bodided ost j expects tore Regular $1.50 and $1.25 Crepe and Striped V aie Bloomer Flesh, peach, i orted patterns of embroid- Dr esses | white and 89e y trimmed garments '* 89¢ bige i> 222 we Voile Step-In Sets__.___._89¢ flegular $1.95 striped Voile Sets of Regular $1.50 Sateen Slips Vest and Step-In in assorted light colors-- 89e to match 7 = 89e : Striped Voile Slips_- -..89¢ Slip-Over Sweaters_______89c hed Regular $1.25 shadow-proof Regular $1.95 sleeveless Wool in flesh and white__._-.._ 89e Slip-Over Sweater nek oe 89e Trueshape Silk Hose . + + 89 There are literally hundreds of | Black andcolors. All sizes. Not over 6 pairs to a tomer. A wonderful buy. items in broken lines offered at far below cost for final clean-up. Dollar Day for 89c Ointment and was at the Mrs. J, L. Gandy of Redfield, T., Casper for a few days {sm guest at the Gladstone ho | | | Doua* Day ie 89c eared com~- pietely, leaving the skin clear and the pimples a] 15 O,. fresh. IT had thought my case was o#e Sateen Slips spd ay 89% hopeless, so you can readily ses Mins 6 la Spangler of Denver is a why I was overjoyed at this cure! | guest tn Cusper for a few days You can be sure that henceforth eeee you have one more loyal booster for) J. re d Btilwell/artived th your product.” (Signed) Fred J. jing f n Portland, Oregon ¥ox, § Bloomfield St pectn to spend weveral days here. pais | Manuel Kenn of Chicago {s tran FRAMED PICTURES arelisa hetet Soest Place Cards, Talleys, Prizes woek 7 cr cee ZOE MARKS George Lottemess ts 0 Down the Steps Midwest vieltors tn Casper. Klein Marks Music & Art Co. Feo 238 E. 2nd || Mr. ana Mra, D. Ww. Sunday from thely 1 (siand, Nebr. oe 5 Mrs, Shackelford ROTHROCK S | euent of frlends ere, prer vai Yeur Gift Counselors Pr. and Mra, ‘T. J, Riach and Mas | . Mra, Belle Giff o ing Bldg. Phone 2528 motor Tuesday ‘ev n:| | ng for Boulder where they r eting busin Dollar Day for 89c ’ Dollar Day for 89c Dollar Day for 89c ve Funeral Services _| iv iouted on tne saci PASS IN ‘i oe For Silas Spurlock Dollar Day foi: 89c Dollar Day for 89c Dollar Day for 89c_ Dollar Day for 89c Dollar Day for 89c Special Notice our Great Over Sale, that there are so many broken lines on hand, we are going to clear the out tomorrow at sac e prices which will astound you. Store opens at 9:00 A. M. One lot of Spring Coats *7.89 Three groups of Wonderful Spring and Summer Dresses Containing all the most wanted styles, colors and materials at the sacrifice prices of unre A89 Dollar Day for 89c d 104 Ae e Dollar Day for 89c jw) ° = = o % < hy =} ie} ie) a 268 40; Aeq reYJoq 268 405 Aeq ARjjog aeljod 268 AOj keq aeyod 1°68 g 10} Aeq Edwards Episco\gu Mr. ad county i i vi eTihd IEA AO ALC ARLII0G