Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 3

. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925 CIETY, By MARY TOBIN P. E.O. Members Hostesses at Luncheon. ‘One ot tt week given in teachers bere for honor of visiting the institute tbe luncheon Thursday was noon at (he Henning botel at whicy menine Chapters G and O of the P. Sisterhood of per w e hostesses to visiting P. By O.’s who are mem bers of the te Teachers’ arsocia tion, Covers were laid) for, Mae 1. Win ter, chapter O, aCe le CG. CoX, H. Krueger, ‘chapter Sita Wngland, chapter G ‘Maud b Bing- a apter G, Casper; Margaret H1 ftobertson, chapter O, Casper: Helen A. Irving, chapter A, Raw- Mary Drap apter A Ruth Adsit, chapter M, Wirmin, chapter G Casper; Annie Donnelly, chapter A, W. of Missouri, Lander; June Setby, chapter C W, Kirksville, Myra Vandaveer, chapier G Alexa Marquis, Chapter Alice 'T. Mordgren, ¢ Gowman, chap- ter O, Casper; M. Layton, chap- ‘, Douglas; Jeanette McCarthy, chapter G, Casper; Carolyn Moore, chapter G, Casper: Edna Stowe Thomas, chapter O, Alice Cook, chapter G, Grace Kuns, chapter 1 ; May Hamil- ton, chapter G, Casper; Venice Well, chapter N, Douglas; A. T. Anderson, chapter O, Caspe: Mabel Fisher Thompson, chapter G, Casper; faude LL. Clark, chapter: I,» La- ‘ande, .; Elizabeth H. Fuller, chapter K, Thermopolis: Iva H.«De- Freece, chapter G, Casper; Ethel Stmonds Durham, chapter G, C. per; Hacetett Knight Orr, chapter BH, Laramie; Antionette McFadyen, , chapter G, Casper: Mildred Reekie, chapter G, Casper; Maud Platz, chapter S, Carper; Bess J. Bowlus, chapter A. Rawlins; Clara I, Bacon, chapter O, Casper; Meta B. Cather, Cliapter G, Casper; Ela Nash Loy, chapter O, Casper; Mabel Paradise, chapter A D: Denver: Kate Hamilton Marquis, chapter S, Minneapolis; , Olive Stafford, chapter O, Casper; Verna nbright, chapter O, Ca out for yourself, snes leather Has 12 to 2 Your boy the: ese for Shoes ts iitde binations— <9:~9 The picture doesn’t do jusiice of stylish tin nifty nN. cS © - Oo enjoyable events of the| i per and Jessie Hof: Casper, thine, chapter G, Woman's Club to Meet Saturitey at well Lume, Womans club will © ut (ue bome well, G4) South nstead at thp home ot alley as was announced wide . y Club Dance rics Opens Saturday. The first of the series of informal dances planned tor the winter months by the Country club mem- bers, will be given Saturday eve- ning“from 9 o'clock until 12, accord- "ing to“an announcement made yes- terday by Jack. Alexis Leary, who is in charge of arrangements. Excel lent qusic been secu aera) Regular Meeting of American Yeomen, The Brotherhvod of American Yeo- men will. meet in’ regular session urday evening, October 17 at $ o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall. Wollowing the Initiation of can- didates a social dance will be given for members and the public, Re freshments will be served during the evening by «& committee in charge. eles W. B. A. Banquet Monday Evening. A banquet will be given next Mon: day Ing at the Townsend hotel by the Women's Benefit association an asked to notify, Mrs. Mae Hath phone 584W not later than Saturday evening, so that necessary arrangements ne od made Disabled Soldiers. The American Legion auxiliary members are now soliciting dona- tons of canned fruit, preserves and Jellies which will be packed and sent to the disabled veterans of the World War at Fort Mckenzle hos- pital at Sheridan. Members of the auxiliary will send thelr donations to the honie of Mrs. John Heagney, 427 South Kimball street president of the organization or to Mrs. Lizzle Burson. 350 South Oak street. Thore * all those who expect to attend | who wish to donate fruit are asked to call Mrs. Harry) Astin, 2107J and the donn- tons will Le called for. oer Duplicate Club Meeting Today. Members of the Duplicate Bridge club met today at the home of M P. C. Nicolaysen, 1134 South Woleitt street. Substitutes for the were: Mra. Nei! Tyler and Mrs. Jer minh Mahoney. see | Mrs. Carpenter Entertains Friday Club Today, | Mrs, C. H. Carpenter entertained Bridge club, composed af wt Casper dentists today at her home, 417 Hust (itth stree Mrs,.f.. 1. Gulich' substituted for ifter noon | other than members Girls Organization | To Mcet Saturday | The w. nel Baptist church will meet Satur. day afternoon at 2:50 otaleck at tt church, Fifteenth and Poplar streets. eee Bridge Tea Saturday | At Purdy Residence ‘Nean. N. Y.. aster Mrs. Frances Biglin Mrs. Ted Purdy Saturday afternoon at an Informal tea and bridge ty to be giv at her residence, South nue. 433 . Membership In Speaking Classes Limited Announcement was made today by oe tor of the speaking course to be con. lucted by the Young Women's Chris. Hon association, which wily opened Tuesday, October 20, the membership in the classes wil! he Mmited and all.those wishing to enroll should do so ut once, by either calling the instructor at her hoie or the asscelation headquarters, eee Blanche Louise Lummis | Entertains Friends | Becapse she was five years oli, | Blanche Louise: Lummis was | small hostess at the Thursday after | noon party given by her mother Mra B. B, Lummis {n her home at 118 East Sixth street. Hallowe'en col ors of black and orange were sug: gested by the ,house decorations and the cap -favors presented to each guest. When luncheon served, Its five Nghted pink tapers ing Mrs. Mrs. Bell Griffin and Mrs. iach.» The afternoon was spent In playing games and contests, being awarded for the latter to Bu! Our Stron gest Girls’ Shoes u want real service buy this Made of meqjum yet soft and pliable, that mean comfort# Rubber hee s. Sizes 8 to 114 $2.98 Sturdy Army Shoes for Boys wk» js so hard on rhoes should roomy arniy last of a strong, white linings soles th: Differeiit Soles on Baby’s in different coler com- $1.29 Sheik Style Boys’ Oxfords this dandy boys* light popular squnrish pertorations, Boots for Winter Protection different having #é6ft moccasin toe tip ond one buckle Somewhat WS pietur 4 style 9° at the top f in them is very soles give unusual service. Sizes 12 to 2 Sizes 8% Fathersand Mothers | Take Notice From this ad you can figure up just what it will cost you to shoe your chil- dren in the Economy Shoe Basement tomorrow. merchandise that sells by price alone. service, fit and good appearance in every pair we sell. buy not one but all their children’s shoes here. They know it pays. A dapper little heavy, wear. dark brown semPround toes Extra good calf tops or in beige calf tops. collar at top— ex 12 to 2 In these smooth have a pair of | cher she Ni school and p'ay. re made over the com- 8nd will give well us Have semi-roun, soles and rubbet Sizes 2% to 6 Sizes 12 to 2 Sizes 10 to 1 t wear to beat t shape omy toe to the elasxs of Oxford. Made an leather, has toes and Js serviceab'e Has rubber Oxfords Many little girls are following mother's gxain- ple and than the The soft leather strong. The Shs, you can buy toe and heel. Has very neat toe shape and pleasing appearance. in bluck patent leather with beige Sizes 8% to 11— $3.24 Dressy Brown Shoes for Boys Boys’ feet are neatly shod 8, und finished Inside and out fine appearance. Scuffers—Flexible, Serviceable We're proud o: ge trim ‘it~ tie scuffer shoes They are made of dependable sinooth ye pliable good “wearing ‘This Mttle Oxford in brown 5%— uppeal te them. Hane decarative perforations, rounded toe¥ and y 5 rubber heels, Sizes 12 to 2— i the Basement. grade of ribbed hose made strong at 5Oc 12214 EAST SECOND STREET Economy Shoe Basement And remember we carry no We must be satisfied that there is ‘real Mahy large families Figure it x sare other Nifty Colored-Top Shoes shoe for dresey Comes brown calf with Has decorative ~$3.48 brown blu- cely made service as toes, good theels— tg— soles and they fit ex- iH Have smooth white linings and smooth insoles, In black, brown and tan— Sizes 8% to 1119-- $2. for Stylish Misses them , low. Ab, 74 $2.74 ~ CHILDREN’S HOSE IN PHOENIX BRAND Women’s and men’s Phoenix hose is well known for its service and style. Now it for the children here in We carry if in a good In camel, buck and black meeting | W. Gegirls of the Emman- | '| Personals To honor Mrs. Meryle Havens of and gnest of will entertain a number of friends Park ave- | Mary Jane Christopherson, instruc: he that the was | the center of tnterést was the white birthday cake topped with | Asgist: | Lummis in serving were | a. prizes blea Cooke, Donald Stirrett Bigin and Dorothy Mahoney. Margaret Moss Mahoney, othy Mahoney. Sybit hes Cooke, Sara ble Peterson, Gene Biglin, Paddy Havens SUrrett, Frank Bachellor. » John-Gee and Broo! Nichols, Helen Luc Ladies Auxiliary Meeting This Evening ‘The Ladies auxiilin erhood meet at enters’ To ha pond party \r alnmen : Mr: and Joe Jr., are expected te In Casper tomorrow Wayne. td. to visit accompanted home t Patricia Sullivan w ting in the east for While absent from Casper livan visited with f Duluth, Chieago, Ic yette, Ind. te ada. Mrs, O. C. Brewster is Spon for Fort Collins, to visi Yor three or four | Brewster, | Standard OW! comr jor three: wee pany affatrs. * Having completed visit with friends in Carter and yésterday for n ughter, theiy he 1 southern part of the state. . ay Denver short’ stay. and Olean: Black Patent Is Stylish Fashionable patent The Uttle people who enjoyed afternoon with Blanch Loulse wer Helen Havens of ¢ sy Nichole, Johnson Avery Tyler, Joe Donlin (Eileen Sulliv and her two children, Mary Hanc > number of weeks with Mra, L Mr. and Mrs. P | nd her sisters, Marsar | Kathleen and Patricia. She wil | her sister, M 0 has been vis several mont Miss Sul ads. tn Omal Wayne, Indianapolis. ana en ed a trip to scenic points-{n Can weeks with father and with former friends to-wee Casper, Jar Elaine, with comfortable Cuban heeis ymake this shoe s Olts on sides, two strups ov the instep, rubber tipped hee's features— 3.98 In Very Good Taste A simple, yet elegant, one: strap that looks fetching ‘on the foot. it in rich black velvet or trous black satin. Shape heels and rounded toes- $4.98 Soft Kid Shoes for Men A trim fitting brown kid sh in the b'ucher pattern, wit shapely rounded toes, for men Qoodyear welt sol heels. Quality, service, Also in biack— $5.98 Men's . Warm Felts ‘Comfortable and nice look- ing. Padded leather soles "$1.19 Some Hose Value hard to our Phoenix tor service appearanc 1.00 “While You Wait” . When down town shopp! t's ao convenient to stop at our basement repair shop and have your heels bea how It's Re te fixed. or shoes ha't-soled while you wait, fast elec trie equipment makes a quick job of it. decidedly Picture rubber style In Che Casper Daily Cribune Gene AL Lummi ip ! don! ta for I Mr. | who {s connected with the ny will spend two Chieago on com- the | PAGE THREE who expec are amo “JAS. BROPHY 10 gly Judge Cromer fur he. Jurors.tt would Pach ‘emcee ther argument Mr. trese on the dehten vhich déterniine on Judge Murane. ty, Insisted that one scintilla {n | | hody else tate had fafled uging fact ag eter, during th Ived_ here. & has, b That tnnc cringing that hoy saw anid ie child who sat there with joyes glued to the floor, was sn ich to fool the prosec enc lay the blame for his Judge Murar which came to ret penetr em standing by th door. command get clear Into the sh BY he cunning ras ated LEARN FATE e tt due " he added any 8 appeared tomt t of pre, sa fl ar of evidence to to present one dam- char, eon dupe scent little chap art rs some- crime 0} beneat no fu: st tified, Brophy BY'S BABYS COLDS are soon “nipped in the bud” vi “dosing” by use of— KS APORUB at tne state | nny of the vith) pointe | confess’on on ‘the stand | during his residence in Casper he had eatned hia living as a boot: | }leeger, and ypointed out that the | on the withers | that's so enaily lend, his and | he outhouse with the and over on | Ocee V. ie Jara Used Yearly FRAMED PICTURES | Place Cards, Tal Heys, Prizes ZOE MARKS Down the | Steps Klein Marks Music & Art Co. leterodyne Was $267.00 Now $160 Chas E. Wells nd Street Complete Music Co. Phone I¥4 | se | ee quarter prose — owner idy’ never hi “ RHEUMATISM ? FREE-BROOMS-FREE fo the first twenty-five Mra ession sf Why have il, a wonderful feelin;; to} cause S. helps Nature build O* from the miserable] the red-blood-cells that fight off the To know *limpurities that cause rheumatism. mn oy of limber joints and al —treedom from that 8. 8 sm! rheumati Conq 1 the wa For How often hare you longed for 8. hag. brought bev so xome relief as you suffered torture nfort to thousands of ana! from swollen, inflamed les and tte t joints—how ‘often have you sald ed blood that a you would give anything in tl , World for a few how rt! em your la But you didn't purifi e| had to do to ge Rheumatism blen- th ew ishos vp to x ther | just build rich, red hungry again Four} you? You didn’t know a joy your food-— Ss | matism had to be stopped from the/ stren and power ide by destroying the impurities] fill your ze Ri n that cause it—by building million e +} of red cells in your poor, wes for b did 2. : 7 Until you fill your system full of] of livin 8. 8, ste healthy, rich, red blood you will] banish rheumatism! | | never end your rheumatism. $.8.S.j Get S.8.S from hd ah will sterely help you. ‘The be larger le is more econom pair of shoes tomorrow a broom yomen purchasing 4 will be given TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY OF Our CHOICE SHORT Vv O THE F AMOU Clean Sweep Sale YOUR OF LOTS alues to $9.85 ( 20 PER CENT OFF — | NTIL EVER SHOES HAYTIN’S Boot Show. COR. 1ST AND CENTER “We Fit the Feet” GLADSTONE HOTEL BLOCK Is now ready to give Casper housewives values unheard of before. Our merchandise is all new. low that you cannot overlook these w onderful values. a few of our pr TOKAY Large red, sweet Toka were better Subs; tore) =— Large baskets EGGS EG No. 1 Ranch Eggs per doz. Dry Onions_- HUBBAR AND EACH From Washington, the best . Apples KARO CORN SYRUP emits £ Slue Label, 14 gal---------- 33c SANATI wren Binetabel (gle <s-0-2-7- ee CANNED FRUI1 Red Label, 14 gal.--.------ ~.38c 1 No. 2! 1 Peaches Red Label, 1 gal = ~.72c 1 No. can Apricots C You haven't bought “Karo at these 1 No, » can Pears prices HOLLY BR: sack guarat or your 48-lb, sack 24-Ib. sack 12-lb. sack Every at. at at. Don’t let bad wea pies TheFOOD CENTER Casper’s Newest and Cleanest Food Shop mone —We will deliver your order at a small additional charge of 10c. YOUR ORDER BY PHONE GIVEN THE SAME CAREFUL CONSIDERATION * “WHICH WOULD BE TENDERED YOU IF YOU CALLED IN PERSON. TheFOOD CENTER ECOND STREET 120 WEST S Prices so Below are Quality only the best. ices GRAP SUGAR In 10-lb. bags, per bag -- CREAMERY BUTTER PER LB. 48¢ POTATOE apes never nor so cheap. GS EG( S 43¢ | _4 LBS. 23e D SQUASH 19-lb. bags, per bag Per 100 |bs._ DELICIOUS APPLES in years. AND FLOUR isfaction refunded. $2.25 * 10t0 33¢ $1.15 ther keep you from trading at the Food Center—just Phone 22 MEA Ham, 10.to 14 Armour Star Ib. per Ib. Swift's Premium Ham 14 Ib. average, per lb. Sugar-cured Bacon, whole or per lb. 31¢ ite: average, 120 WEST SECOND STREET In the Turner-Cottman Building § j 3