Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 21, 1925, Page 4

.GE FOUR | | INT. ECENT AND COMING VENTS 1 Vandaveer Is Elected to 6 at State Cony s. G. M. Va | Special Meeting. ern Sta Eve Meeting ning { $ . Wilson Ts Host Informal Dinner = 'S | } | ASCO QUALITY [ me DE ESSEN » 38 South Center Street | WOMEN’S IRCLES OF. CASPER ERESTS N SOCIAL Is Surprise ier and fath ¢ Palmer | Tuesday is Chosen Vor | Mrs. Jo Picnic Supper Will Be Given Wednesday Evening Wooderaft Thimble Club to Meet Midnight Brid feet at Mahe Mies Norris Will Inter: Wednesday i Lovey Past Matrons Club ‘To Meet At Le Hom | South Davia M Entirely complete except batteries $195 2 The Chas. He 232 East Second Get out o' doors | * with a PORTABLE |" Super-Heterodyne t paymer E. Wells Music Co, Club r Meeting pa M J, € Dunn, M I Dd H ahd M Take it right out with you nee? “ —off into the country. A fine cowhide suitcase with | bSeuieiiia ta cAunianioae a real Radiola Super- i To Hold Special Meetit Het louc odyne built into it, It's the famous “Super-Het” | ready for summer fun — for clear reception—true peaker and all. National W. ©. T. : Worker To Speak Today tone — and distance per- 5 formance! ts may be arrar Phone 194 rt id | Mrs. Roberson Is Announcing the Op« of the : World’s Fair Honor Guest } oM ( c Robe : : Beauty Parlor t World’s Fair Barber Shop it 210 South Wolcott 4 | _ HOME COOKED »5 SPECIAL PRICES FOR TEN ‘DAYS | Chicken Dinners + Facials, Scalp Treatments Our Specialty GLENROCK HOTEL f EXPERT MARCELLING 65c > Phone 736 for Appointment fone t eae ng ‘ s*s | “kt inl Che Casper Sunday Cribune SOCIETY PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CITY been s and de Dr iiliam F, made the trip EDITED BY Mary Tobin panied by Chéster Baker left stv- eral weeks ago for Florida where they expect to locate. 78 Pp, N. Carr, representative of the Nash Motor company of this city has returned from a several days’ business trip to Denver, ee Mrs. Nellie P. Burgess has return- ed from a visit with friends in Déen- While in the Colorado métrop- Mrs. Burgess closed an !mmed- ate cash deal on some of her Cas- per holdings. ver. A. J. Hazlett, publisher of the In- land Ol] Index, and Henry Perkins, Casper attorney were in Buffalo Thursday enroute to the Kevin-8un- burst ofl fields of Northern Mom tana. see Mrs. Alfred Garson was a recent visitor here from Buffalo, She was accompanied to Casper by the Misses | Biste Garson and Gertrude Parmelee and Dixle Sowell who were enroute to Laramie to attend summer school at the state university, sa 6 The Misses Myrtle ana Lydia Jar- rard visited recently with their par: ts, Mr. and Mrs. James Jarrard of Miss Myrtle raturned to accompanied by her mother, while Miss Lydia remained in Buffalo to keep house for her father during her mother's absence. eee Miss Ruth Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Seott, 724 South Dur+ bin street is expected to return this evening from Omaha where she at- tends school at Brownell hall, cee Mr, and Mrs, Millard Coffey lett last Sunday for Newcastle to visit there for several weeks with friends E MUSIC, ‘ART, LITERATURE eT A. B. Wood, publisher of the Ge- ring Courler, Gering, Neb., and state and ‘relatives. Vohile there they will be guests of Mrs. Coffey’s mother, Mre. Catherine Coffey. On June 5 Mr. Coffey received his bachelor of Arts degree at the state ulversity in geology and was recently appoint- ed by Governor Ross*as state oll and gas inspector. While absent Pd i, from Casper Mr. Coffey will inspect Mrs. orge Sellery and Miss Sel- the oil fields of Weston county. lery of } igh, are guests in Casper. senator of Nebraska, accompanied his daughter, Mrs. W. B- Sands to her Casper home, when she returned the latter part of the week from a visit with her parents. ad ania uate tmuneti das ries gern AEN. BABIES ONLY—Temporary Offer CORRECTLY SPACED, ELEGANTLY $6 40 FINISHED BRYANT PORTRAITS ~_~------- e "TEL. 859 os Buc. W. BRYANT DOLAN Mn Heute Learn to Play Piano QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY Careful attention to advanced and intermediate pupils. For beginners we recommend Dunning System. The Dunning System does away with drudgers and ,makes practice a pleasure. Before starting your chil- dren, visit our school any Tuesday or Friday morning and see what our pupils have done in a short time. McBride Piano School 854 South Grant St. Phone 1118 Another Bought from the Veilings, Hat Trimmings we are placing Our Entire Joseph Drew return day morning from where he was called by ath of his mother, companied home by his Drew of son 10 days Mrs, F Rober and Castle his new build. e returned Saturday k, Ia., where spending some time. Mr. At prices that in most in. DO WE DO IT? It’s eas: This stock consists of Millinery, All-Silk. Velvets, Brassieres, Corsets, Veils and Bankrupt Stock Trustee at About 35c on the Dollar of all kinds and novelties. In conjunction with this stock Stock of Ready-to-Wear and Millinery on Sale stances are lower than actual wholesale prices. HOW y if you kndw how, and the proprietor of this store knows how. Having a New York buyer on the ground constantly and making many trips to the market himself, scouring for bargains and with cash in hand, buying mer- chandise at such prices that our customers get these wonderful values at practically wholesale prices, and on some items less than wholesale. | pei Ww. F. | months Miss representative for | Redingtor in Wyoming and | per. Newca who left home jand Jack, who with their mother and | no’ ulte and Mrs, I I Dunn w end the summer with } Dunn's sisters, SILK DRESSES SILK DRESSES Bishop accompanied ville and eon @ Rayon and other Silk | One large rack filled with eee ee eta |g Dresses, well finished, Val- | All-Silk Dresses. New evs, Mra.|f ues that you will appre- | styles and all sizes. Karl Burns. ciate. ining company. oe. AS |B AILSilk Crepe Dresses— large assortment to choose "$6.39 SILK DRESSES All-Silk Foulard Crepes and many others. A won- derful range of colors and DRESSES In this assortment are Cot- ton Dresses and Linen Dresses in the newest summer styles. stle tc $3.95 * $9.85 SILEYTONE WOOL YARN RICHARDSON ee 10c SILK FLOSS, Satinette aire . Skein light colors ... $1.00 BLOOMERS Satinette Bloomers 89c 2c (Boas this week one of the finest MIDDIES 49e assortments of Diamond Heavy quality 95c Rings, at moderate prices, twill J epouaes, ey ta et ost € ran White tailored 95¢ SILK HOSE na Blouses -----—~.._ All Colors from HAT TRIMMINGS Colors reid D4 Feathers, trimmings, flower: 39 $15 to $150 of all kinds. Values up to Cc wi $2.00, choice 0c 1y not invest money Bankrupt price —.._ YET: that you can easily save TABLETS HAIR N 8 by adopting our ste | (nk Tablets 2 atic Payment Plan and | ‘wo kinds - 4c c buy one of these valuable’ | rings? | WE for women ... MERS CREPE BL 79c Women’s fine qual- ity Crepe Bloomers. BUNGALOW APRONS DISPLAYING ARE OUR TERMS ARE CONVENIENT! A Big Shipment Just Arrived of SWAY COATS Women’s and Misses’ All- Wobdl Coats, In these groups are values worth three and four times the price we ask. Plain and fur-trimmed. $9.95 $12.9 #1498 . COATS One special lot of All- Wool Coats for misses and women, : $6.95 SILK SWEATERS One special lot, the newest styles and colors, $1.95 APRONS Women’s Polly Prim Aprons ____.. BRAIDS Values up to $3.00. Choice of this lot, bunch, Bankrupt price ~._- 10c Sa HAT FLOWERS ‘alues up to $3.50 Bankrupt price ____ 49c PETTICOATS 79¢ Heavy Sateen Petticoats BLOOMERS Children’s Crepe Bloomers Women’s Crepe Night Gowns ~ DRESSES Girls’ Gingham Dresee 8 ce... 49€ BLOOMERS Children's Sateen AYRES Jewelry Co, | Where you will eventually buy | 115 East Second St. Phone 1195-R me | Girls’ and Women’s Bathing Suits PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY THE LEADER The Store Accommodating The Store That Undersells ~