Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1925, Page 2

PAGE TWO TWO mu reed on = BOB’ LA FOLLETTE IS Rey. Wilson Speaks on “Origin of Man” Noon Lunel and said he ths a ot Perfect = ‘0 Karnak : as Res Milwaukee, ¥ e the s andid R Follette J Wis 7 NICHOLS & STIRETT Have Ex njoy nak Fixed markat 1 Known lV nas « AO, Capt &Q @ ri Birmingham LEASING OF TWO GOAL LAND TRAGTS 1N THIS STATE |S AUTHORIZED WHY NOT A HUDSON? You won’t go wrong COACH OR BROUGHAM ATE FOR SENATE TOGA at in the U nite ad | th of his father. He} would | DISTRICT ATTORNEYS FOR THE AURLGTON “Che Casper Dailp crite? tn BAND CONCERT “PROGRAM FOR A splendid prc Jranged by W B been «r- 1g, director per unit. Next Sunday, August 2, will be Cottner day in the Christian churches here in Casper. (Members of the cru a message on Christa; re Sharle=« Fl. Hott Cobbey, 5 of Cotner college will be in the city over Sun- day and speak at these services. ‘The Crusaders who will be in the Pres. Charles El- . M. Pardee, k, Mr. Harold THREE ESCAPE SERIOUS INJURIES WHEN AUTO TAKES FLOP ON ROAD SHOSHONI, Wyo., ‘7 20.—Sire. James Malotta of Riverton and her sister and-lttle daughter escaped serious injuries when the light coupe she was driving turned com: pletely over on the highway a mile east of here. The car after turning turtle was faced in the opposite direction, The little girl suffered a badly bruised nose but tla o.nerc were unhurt. APPEAL TAKEN BY SHEPHERD IN WILL FIGHT Casper unit are, lott Cobbey, Re Rev, H, H. Winter, sociated Press)—Filing of appeal from the probate court decision deny- ing probate to the purported~ will ot Willlam Nelson McClintock “mil- lionaire orphan” was completed to- day by. the placing of records in the| circult. court by William Darling Shepherd, beneficiary and executor. “| Weymouth Kirkland, counsel for Shepherd said that the case would probably n me up for hearing “|BPUSADERS FOR COTNER - ENDOWMENT FUND TO BE HEE FORTHE WEEK-EN Board of Education stian church, through its t of endowments, has been for the past eight months Chicago Rodeo Is Rapped by Mather CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 30.—In a letter addressed to Governor Nellie Stephen T,.Mather. director of National parks, denounces the idea that has been advocated in | Chicago of holding an annual rodeo there, stating that the for such entertainment the west, where the sp! West can be displayed in th manner, and not in the cities, Barbecue Dinner ‘ALA | A barbecue dinner will be served at Grace A. M. E. chyrch 305 N. Grant street, beginning at five ‘clock Friday evening. nicken, pork and beef will be served Cheyenne Plans | aicrsome being prepared by I. W. 3 Woodard the famous “Barbecue Tennis Tourney| king.” Mrs. Frances, Broadus, /” | widely known cateress @#ill super- — vise arrangements and assist with CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 30.—The| the dinner, Ice cream and water- Cheyenne city tennis championship | melon will be on hand for those who ¢ a million dollars for | to ent will get underway here | deside it. Price of dinner will be and tmprovements of | August 17 and will continue through fifty cents. t was announced Wed ae To date more than | / been subscribed and co is now completing entering Wyoming Northwestern Kansas claims a champion wheat grower in Albert Weaver, of Bird City. Mr. Weaver has harvested 4,200 acres of wheat the completion of the city arrangements will be made for the staging of a state tourna ment in this ojty, and entries are us been in the city for-several|now being received for the state tes for the Cas. | meet this year, amounting to more tha:t $0,000 bushels. He expects the crop to! net him in excess of $120,000. er, director for’ Wyom- .M:E. Church! Barbecued | Lemon Juice = The only harm- Jess way to bleach the skin white is to mix the juice of two lemons with three ounces of Or- chard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents. Shake well in a bottle, and you have a, whole quarter-pint of the most wonderful skin whitener, soft- ener and beautifier, Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon bleach into the face, neck, arms and hands. It can not trritate Famous stage beauties use tt to bring that clear, youthful skin and rosy-white complexion; alo as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You must mix this remarkabla lotion yourself. It can, not be bought ready to use because {t act= best immediately after it 1s prepared, wAdvy. HUDSON AND ESSEX Are third in building of CARS. ONLY FORD AND CHEVROLET, . 4 Build more. There’s a ‘reason! | End of the Month Sale of Summer Dresses Still Greater Reductions Are in Force on Smart Summer Styles . than available. Sizes 16 to 50. Printed Crepes and Chiffons casion 178 Sizes 16 to 42 The mark down pencil has again been put to work—with the result that the largest savings are The importance of these reductions is increased when you consider that there are many weeks of usefulness in every garment—and that each one is individually fine. French Voiles .- A fortunate purchase on the New York market enables us to offer these fine sheer hand-made Voiles at less the cost of materials alone. Plain colors of white, rose, blue or orchid; hand-drawn or trimmed with imported lace. floral prints. cloths. Darker colors in 46. IMPORTED LINENS Here again are values never to be surpassed and rarely equalled. Cost price has been forgotten and the labor of ci making alone costs more than we are asking for ‘these All are fine imported linen, many hand mbles of pretty dresses. drawn, others with en Sizes 18 to 48. all new embroidery For sports and street wear into the former price of these You will find among them cither printed or plain and a much higher price. fortable, but will mark you a ly attired. made from Botnoy’s all broadcloth. Pita English Broadcloths For coolness and comfort combined with real smartness nothing can equal these smart English Broad- Materials beautifully silk finished in either plain colors or notty fast color stripes. Tub Silks and Summery Flannels These smart little frocks will not o White and light colored sports dresses 1 fla Silks of fine }, Sizes 16 to 42. Sizes 16 to and for afternoon. y be cool and com- martly and correct- one 9) a mtr