Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1925, Page 5

SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1925 Che Casper Sunday Cribune PAGE FIVE 645 West Tiirteenth street, this week Mrs. Keogh's sister, Mrs, D. G. Y. W. C. A. ACTIVITIES) “oe ee children, Miss Mary Kassls und Miss | Helen Cra returned Sunday eve: | ning from a ten day's trip through | Yellowstone Nationa) park. Young Women’s Christian associa: | pool, Monday evening of this week. tion, Corner First and Wolcott. Of-|The morning classes will continue fice phone 1456, General secretary's | usual schedule this week. one 281J. | Rooms for Teachers. } Estes Park Conference. Those who will have reoms or} The Rocky Mountain Community | apartments ayallable for teachers, Conference of the Young Women’s | should list them at the Y. W. C. A. Christian association which is held] office before the middie of August. stes Park, will open istry file is being 5 date in order to be ‘a FOR BARGAIN FESTIVAL WEEK We have arranged a special event which is certain to appeal to every woman who wants to look charmingly fresh and stylish in a new frock. MONDA A Group of 96 Lovely Dresses to $45.00 } ‘Abe Kassis returned yesterday from a month's vacation trip spent on the western coast. In California Mr. Karsis was the guest of relu-. tives aa Mosher and son Ted came terday from ‘Salt Creek. ari John Kassls and son Frederick of Wiliston, N. D., are guests In Cas- | nat t per of Mr. and Mrs.’ Abe -Kassis | will not be i family. the rooms unless eid are listed early. Persons desir- ing to rent rooms or apartment can department of the associa by co-operating {n list general secretary, w ring to repre: J. J. Chapman. manager of the Golden Rule department store and irector of the Citizéns National nk, is spending several weeks in . v fork on a business trip. s Newell Recei Fee ee ieee ontatne | Ws Le, Estrabrook left last week for y nL Sees Aer, Mee CORE e ifornia, Mr, Estabrook {s .con- schedule t breezy illustrated article on Spin- nected with th Midwest Refining company. | Ne CSAs bE e ure of the s in which Miss of Casper represents ecurt. Any one may use the court oming, Mise Newell’s story is en- spon payment of the ten cent fee|titied ‘Seven Antelopes and 640 and proper scheduling at the office. | Acres” and is ompanied b: Yennis shoes miust be worn while | ture of her * ster’s Sha playing. cleverly ws : : Swimming. : the entire story which fricludes. a! x npered among the Casper vis The evening class in swimming | variety of types of spinsters’ accom-| 402." tn Cheyenne last. week were: complete it course at the Mills plishments. | w. WW. Warren, Eddy Hass,.ar: | Henderson, J . Ditgarde, G. W. Wiley. ae {1 Brodie and Timothy, Mahoney, ye Epending some time on the | H mountains on a hunting | rip. 1 and adds spice to| ‘'? Shrine eee Tubbs and her neice, Miss | Norris ure motoring to Den-| PERSONAL MENTION OF CASPER s PEOPLE AND GUESTS IN CiTY Formerly priced $19 | Attorney Leon: | Wade Smith visited W. 1. Pillsbu suest of the ( week-end of Denver is_a| Mr. and Mrs. ©. R. Collier of ‘one hotel for the pees Beech street. Jones arid sister, Mrs. ; E mi) sere Mr. and Mrs. A, T. Rynolski are | Betty’ Webb of Chicago are expected | * Main Joe Vincent cf Denver fs visiting | jeaving Sunday for a tour of the ‘asper today to be guests | Floor in Casper. Yellowstone Natl ark 3 dys Legan and Mrs. | eee i 7 Jackson Hole country. Tt ; Lew B. e of the Bernard Sta-|}e joined by Mrs. Rynolski's parents | eee attraction. tlonery company of St. Louis fs stom | Mr. and Mrs. Raw at Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs. B, R. Gunning. of | ping at the Henning hotel for a eee } ET thet touptars ’ few 5 rate Dr Pyretl and -M | who visited in per enroute tethetr | ét Chies topped in Casper r | home, after y ng completed a tour and daughters Jose- | day enroute to Yellowstone National | ar the Yellowstone Jsational park, Isabell and son red | par os | | | to Casper yesterday from Williston, N. D. They will) visit friends and relatives here. eee Miss ‘Helen MeKin. and and | OW to Visit friends Miss Frantz of the Frantz Sh returned recently from a buying trip | in the east. T. Mahoney and Oliver G e enjoying an outing trip ; Horn mountains. —full range Floyd E. Pendell, attorney of Den- | ver, formerly of Casper, ig here for | a few days, a guest at the Townsend | and Mrs hotel. of AB? ered of eee oe { 4 W. T. Shield of Laramie stopped i | B1zes, oyer in Casper last night Mrs. W. J. Lifdsay hag been vis't ; palettes ing for the last week in Billings and materials, of Denyer" ts: visiting th, Mont. | ; colors eee see | . Miss Genevieve Nau of the C. B. Keeby 1s *spending a short | ioral comp: rneeiactc? wares tanh and time tn Casper from his home in| morvow for the’ Ills to sper Denver. parce vowueonc the tai, styles. a two Weeks’ vacation, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. MeCoy are | The Mechanic - Mrs tobert Reed has iF ad r visiting in Casper from Salt Creek. ire. Roba sae me Sr pipes de | and iper “ty position With the Natrona Butter | . Mrs. T. C. Williams is in Casper F “ee Ded, for the day i ga ages Creek, { Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth and | two ehildren ‘are visiting in Torring- | J, Pe 'Saith Shes Co., Chicape, Mixers tou for several w | Mrs. Stanley Hughes, Miss Jane Hughes and Misy Arva Buffer have Pee rere | IAYS he, “I know D>- been spending the week with Mrs.) py ang x iy’ G:Biees andisen't Reed Cushioz Sole Hughes’ fatber, G. L. Ferguson. of | \oro reecnt visitors. Srinetont'l 16 : the Marine Oil company at Salt | eoont visitors in Torrington. | keep my feet at a con: Greek. Scott left 1 Menday tor | ¢ fortable temperature, sur 5 Sift ae . |Californin having spent several | @ Port my weight evenly az. Miss Edna Kasis is in Lavoye lo absorb shocks. But the months in Casp | Yo ith bis parents, 3 a ing after the Kassis Dry Goods sto # wchool”’nt,’ thie a there in t Kassis, the ma soon on 4 bi ng Scott att have another advantage o fornia univer: ity Ltmost importance to me: they keep out oil anc 2 grease. I use Dr. Reed: 3 for my work not only fo: = their comfort; but becaus they are hygienic and ¢: cessfully combat dest: tive shop conditions.” GLOBE SHOE CO. £30 SOUTH CENTER absence ing trip to the ea Pa rge Bolin. is spending. several here with his parents, Mr. and | . Otto Bolin: t 5 Miss Erma Lea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ©. 0, Lea at 626 West Fourteenth street, returned last evye-| ipuzene Mecarihy shipped a ning from an extended visit with | ,,Usen® Mecarits: shipped relatives in:eastern Nebraska. Miss | (tora, ac Lea reports a very enjoyable trip |” oe mee but is glad to be home fh Casper} yt, and M with her parents and many friends. see Let your judgment guide you ank Henry o | South Woleots street expect to leave the week fer an G, P. Pattillo and family and Warl e enter are motoring to Sheridan 3 fiona \ | to Sunday for a week's vacation, = Pyne * \ t . We can’t imagine the 7 OS Frantz | : The Misses Wrancé Me any woman resisting Shop | wthy ure gue va , pe Ts 4 the appeal of this fonda r s Mr j j — : a ab ety ‘ combination e \A | _ at aa i s tak ¢ s Exquisite Style, : ¥ | ye e trip sionsnepaeinineesainsiienetaia ’ Removal Notice BONDE. Pretty Material, DR. H. L. HARVEY } Mr es G, Weider Low Price. i | hold 1ased a home on CY | nis | avenu moved into thelr new | 207-9 O. & S. Building |) -esidoy Vridas | Phone 6 | at a a — - e 61 | Mr. and Mre; C. G. Keogh wil | o— “ve = have as their guests at their home, | ————————+ Other Speci: SPECIAL CLOSE OUT PRICES ! Attractions for Bargain Vestival Week Shorre's On the Mezzanine Final Clearance of All Ear!y Season and Summer Hats at these Iow prices which represent but a fraction of the cost. $1.98 in $9.98 Many of these Hats were former], | | ALUMINUM ROASTERS | SEE | PYREX KITCHEN WARE ALL OUR ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS THIS WINDOW THERMO JUGS WEEK UNIVERSAL CASSEROLES OR Bargain Festival Week Casper Gas Appliance Co. “Merchandise That Merits Confidence” t First Street Striking styles— Splendid materials priced $10.00 to $18.50 Lyons and Panne 18 and 20-inch Velvets and Duvetyns in short cuts $2.98 a yard lull range of colors. A liberal selection of attractive Hat Frames $1.00 everywoman’'s store 119 Ea Phone 1500