Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1925 CHAPTER 76 Always the weakiess of a woman is her heart. Amoura Ainsley, read- ing Tommy Loughley's letter, had an Irrepressible desire to see him. The note was brief enough: “I'm leaving Chicago tomorrow for an automobile trip east, and I'm plotting my course through West land in the hope that I shall be able to see you, I imagine, and hope that you have recovered from your amaz- ing experience. I endeavored to see you after I learned of but you had gone. my.” In spite of herself, by one of those inexplicable impulses, out, of that inertia produced by a heart bereft and fatigued, she felt a strange, list- less attraction toward Tommy Loughley. She wanted to see him glint in his eye: 3 thought of seeing’ this young man, toward whom she felt so indifferent. did give her a kind of satisfaction whieh she involuntarily enjoyed. The thought of Tommy naturally brought Vey Ardle to mind, for in her memory box the shapes of the two lay together. Why hadn't Vey written her? She tried to tell her- self that she didn't care. That last evening of theirs. « he wondered how Vey felt, remembering that he had left her at five o'clock in the morning, sour in temper bec: had tole’ attentions, when he that same day, or the next of th kldnaping? And no word from him since then—from the one who ‘had told her so thrillingly: “I don't know your. name, or anything about you, but I do know that I love you.” Uneonsclously folding and unfold- ing Tommy's note between her rest- less fingers, Amoura sought her mother in the library, the grandest room in the Ainsley mansion, and Mrs. .Ainsley’s favorite. “You look tired, Amoura dear,” said the elder woman, looking up from a volume of Henley’s poems. “I’m not, mother. Tommy Lough- a young man with whom I be- came good friehds in Chicago, {fs driving through West!land—tomor- row, I suppose. I'd like to have him come to dinner.” “Very well." Mrs, Ainsley re- garded her daughter doubtfully. What sort of young man is he? She Was thinking of Johnson. Amoura, discerning her mother's mind, smiled. “Oh, he’s very nice. I met him at Cicely Swiftson’s house party.” wondered what her mother would say {f she was told, “He proposed to me the first time we met.” § The mistress of the house, who uuad done no entertaining since Am- oura’s disappearance, was pleased at the prospect of seeing someone besides her own family at the din- ner table, “Tell Hinton today what you want served. I'd like to suggest canard a la Pertinset. Your father likes it, and I’m sure Hinton can obtain some nice duéks. Amoura, eyes sparkling, sald: “Let's have a little French dinner. It'll surprise Tommy to know that there is such a good French cook in the provinces, In Chicago they have the idea, I guess, that down here we feed on corn pone and salt bacon. Chicago is a barbaric Baby- lon, you know, but they look upon us as quite uncivilized.’ Mrs. Alnsley's mind was not upon her daughter's small talk, She was wondering bout this young man from Chicago. Was he In love with Amoura? Intuitively, she was afraid. Amoura with Philip Weinrich lost, might be foollsh enough to marry any young man who asked her. Mrs. Ainsley was worrled. “We can have, besides canard a la Pertinset, pommes de terre a la creme, choufleur au beurre noir, salade beaucaire, peches au vin, Don't things sound wonderfully good to eat in French? Duck, creamed potatoes, cauliflour, celery salad, peaches {n wine—in English they're so commonplace.” Mrs. Ainsley pretended to be chief- ly occupled with her book, but she was watching Amoura furtively. Was her» daughter conce: broken ‘hear She gayly mother ccnfi Probably \coples he Joy of buying. of commanding sules people and of smiling disdain ‘ily at the few models. with which ernier’s attempted to be “Parisian,” yunged Amoura into a buying orgy. When she returned to Alnsley house Tite Inthe afterncon, the chauffeur followed gh thé portal laden | vith boxes: Her smotlic opening of the p There was a reproduction of 4 n Patou creation, a, gown of h erepe, with a wrapped girdle r which the bo: louse 3 “You well in ‘red.’ amented “Tt tens your color, which 1s none ped, us you must know." There was another gown, looking jie the work cf Lanvin, gleaming id and Ught brown providing a ‘kground for the complexion that wast “none too good,” The frocks, the pick of Vernier's enllection, were a delight to the eye. One had all its movement massed tn Lexington Cream XXXXX Flour More and Better Bread gee ack Rye, Whole Wheat, Graham. Corn Meals. Ask your grocer gfor this flour and have better bread Casper Warehouse Company DISTRIBUTORS 268 Industrial Ave. Tel. 27 it idea his wife} Yet, the front, and a plain back; the material was green brocade, embroidered dis- creetly with green and strass stones. Another frock was a black crepe bor. dered with patterned gold, with green collar and belt. Besides the gowns and frocks there were two hats, two pairs of pumps in tones appropriate to the gowns, and a lounging robe. “I simply must have a new coat. Vernier’s haven't a thing I'd wear,” | Amoura c “AUT colorful assortment,” decided, looking over ther . Ainsley 1e contents of the packages again. Just the very thing for your work Stone street.” moura looked up, puzzled. “Mother, you don’t belleve I’m ser- fous about working down there. I'm going to show you." (To be co | In the next Tommy | Loughley Re PALMOLIVE TRIDE-MARK PROTECTED N RULING OF THE SUPREME COURT A recent decision of the federal court on the subject of trade-marked brands and packages is of timely In- terest’ to manufacturers and mer- chants whose trade {s being filched away unfairly by the activities of unscrupulous members of the busi- ness community. Federal Judge Dickinson sitting in the United States district court of the eastern district of Pennsylvania, has granted an injunction against the Pennsylvania Soap company, prohibiting the Pennsylania _com- pany from the manufacture, sale or advertising of a product imitating the universally known Palmolive soap. The imitation product bore the name Palm and Olive” and was wrapped in a green wrapper of a de- sign similar to that of the genuine article. The flodd of cheap imitations of well known and extensively adver- tised trade-marked articles which has been sweeping the country in recent years is attributed by those who are in a position to know, to the business depression following the late war. The habit of thrift and economy of the housewife is being imposed upon by dishonest manufac. turers who make a business of im- itating articles of commerce which have established an enviable name for their quality and the good will ef which has been built up through many years of inténsive advertising. a Vere Homewar Y sion and hungry will appe: tites and siderable nutrition, Dr. Los ZA, School Gradaa' 1 and Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. Established 1780 ster, Masa, Mosrabat, C, How About a Radiator Compound That Will Not Freeze or Evaporate? WE HAVE IT! | Great Northern Iotor Co. Phone 2772 333 North Wolcott Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hetel 8 a.m, and 1p. m and 6 p. m. L Salt Creek 8 a.m, 1 m. end 6 perm. Express Bus eaves 9:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Ce. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS TELEPHONE 144 mother ihe | Im many cases the imitation article is dressed up to appear 4s nearly as possible like the genuine product. The retailer, in many cates un- knowingly and, sometimes with mal- fce forethought, {s allowing him- self to become a party to the deal, little realizing that thereby he laying himself open to {njunction the courts and suits for damages. The retail merchant who Is offering the “just as good” product to the Purchaser as the genuine, {s losing the good will of his trade when he ig found out, as happens in’ most cases. Eventually he is left with a dead stock of unsalable merchandise which he {s forced to throw on tho bargain counter and sell at’a loss. pe a Ts Bodies of Four Mine Explosion Victims Found ROCKWOOD, Tenn:, Oct. 24,—-() —The bodies of four of the eight men buried ip an explosion at the Rockwood IroN company's coal mine here last July, were recovered y terday. A heavy fall of coal was countered and it is feared the re-) iy the war department are held’ maining bodies may Me beneath it. ci Trained Army Men Now Civilian Bosses of U.S.War Department * For the first time in some ye (right), secretary of war, and,} be Casper Daily Cribune the two highest civilian posts Dwight W. Davis ford MacNider, assistant scere- The bodies recovered sere’ {denti- n fied as those of Samuel Doughty,| tary of war, bot n the world war ac officers. They are seen Roy Limburg, James Wilson and| conferring in the fornier’s office in the war department. Thomas Green. 2 ~ = Exclusive agents for M: Stover's Bungalow Candies. Lloyd's, Second and Wolcott. Deer Hunters Get Returns by Radio WHEATLA ». Wyo., Oct. ‘Po arrive at the hunting lodge,—a deserted cabin away out in solemn and silent wilderness.—with a deer . on your shoulder; to build up roaring fire, and then set’ up little oblong chest; and then to tu a knob and,—presto! to be in th grandstand at the ball park radio broad {s life in the good year 19: Pittsburgh base: | a a That was the kind of life led by one hunting party pector’s cabin on Sug: tain west of M, SUPPLIES REPAIRS SPECIAL RENTAL RATES TO STUDENTS Keep up with your class work by using one of our typewriters in your home WE DELIVER Call Phone 502 W. L. TALBERT 109 S. CENTER ST. WHITE MOTOR TRUCK CO. Distributors of WHITE BUSSES & TRUCKS THE BLUEBIRD GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY Open Sundays and Holidays 544 S. Center Phone 1938 It CASPER, WYOMING LORTON FUNERAL HOME 333 S. Beech Phone 899 CY Confectionery and Drugs We manufacture our own Ice Cream. Close to the Camp. Cor. CY and 13th. Phone 2214.J. J. E. LLOYD, Prop. HERNCALL & HERNCALL CHIROPRACTORS 610 EAST SECOND ST. NATRONA SHOESHOP Rebuilding of Worn Footwear 114K. MIDWEST 40 Adjustments for $20.00 at Office Single Adjustments $1.00—Calls $1.50 PHONE 1108 oo Pelton & Hemry Insurance. All Lines Butier-Nut Bread Wyoming Baking Co. DRINK HILLCREST WATER Phone 1151 SADDLE ROCK CAFE Quality-and Cleanliness Is Our Motto 220 WEST FIRST STREET Booths for Privacy Koler Furniture Co. SECOND 4AND FURNITURE TRUNKS AND SUITCASES 220 S. Wolcott Phone 188 THE TROY LAUNDRY CO. 826 N. Durbin Phones 1672 and 1673 Wyoming Roofing Company All kinds of roofs applied and repaired 527 B. 12th St. Phone 1804) HOLMES HARDWARE Fishing Tackle Sporting Goods y in an old pros oaf moun- gulch. | | | Harry r, Hilton De: Dearin, Sherma 1. rr, rge Foster ¢ up to that and got three de after they qu hunt! Ithough y saw in und 10 does,— ith several the d in the cabin, uning in on the world series with Ja radio set they had with them, and heard e, in | addition t 1 over | the country. Hogan Spot Grocery Bread-Butter, Milk and Eggs FRESH EVERY DAY Corner East A and Beech Phone 2070 CY FILLING STATION and Battery Station +--+ WELL LISTEN / / PLEASE CALL Cae “iN, ut Sanitary Wet Wash Laundry 228 W. K. Street Phone 2282 , Our Motto Service Casper Armature Works Repaired MOTORS Rewound Our Work Guaranteed —AND—» Electric Supply and Construction Co. 257 SOUTH CENTER STREET Office Phone 483-W CASPER, WYOMING ~ GEBO COAL, the Safe and Sensible FUEL Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company || PHONE 949 Moving Packing | it || | Wyoming Grocery 7 Company Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables P . O. Box+1083 Phone 404 | M. J. O’Fallon Supply Co. Phone -656 Wholesale Plumbing, Heating, Mill! and Water Works Supplies Casper Supply Co. Distributors of MACHINERY, ELECTRICAL and AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES. Phones 613 and 914 444-448 South Center St. FARMERS FLOUR MILLS PLUSH FLOUR Distributed by Leslie M, Nelson Whse & Trans. Company | | BETTY’S BEAUTY PARLOR TWELVE EXPERIENCED OPERATORS PHONE 707 PAGE THREE Strictly Tailored. Despite the prevaler ‘ leggers, the vogue of the g of the boot has falled to make itself felt | pice costumes whicl here, although it is in full swing in| go extensively at London. Bootmakers say, howe ; that when snow, cold and sleet m their appearance, the high, brightly colored, Russian footwear will find many admirers. If this is 20, ¢ on the ankle may become as com mon an autumn complaint as water | }, on the knee. t BY AILEEN LAMONT (Copyright 1925 The Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Oct. 24.—"‘Any bot- tles?" The junkman never gets a negative answer nowadays, For perfume flagons, full and empty, W YORK, Oct. 23.—T! litter every dressing table. It is aj Pearance of the diamond ho fad among many to have a different at the opening of the metropolitan perfume for each mood and every| Opera seasop promises to be the svoman has many moods. The bot-| most brillaint spect of recent tles are usually small, since per-| years. gowns designed for the fumes are high and ornate so they | occasion are rich in velvet and metal] for t can readily be pointed to by a pur-| tissues, enhanced by the flash of|a chaser. Nine ov » lat-| brilliant rhinestones, 2 ter are unable the | and crystals. 1} names by whi are| cover them are 1s. | VERY BAN) CASE designated. for | Quilted cloth of r the | with velvet ar black stopr | —_—_— tte at. | Shod in Gold and Silye | | Increase of the Crease a oman has | A and velopr hats | dé nined where she will p ny “idedly | feet this winter, even when s 8 STTGHESEH and ¢ Itched and Burned a Great Deal, Cuticura Healed, “Thad a very bad case of pim- ples and blackheads. The pimples festered and grew quite large and i They ar h r or| ! i : itched and burned a great deal. M. e Individ: | the heels of « eal. My : ed-by the rusted with rhi face looked very badly for about nner in which the t rown Is| For street shoes, ma ed | [three months. I tried several differ creased by each wearer : | ing Mzard and alligator skins | Jent remedies but got no relief. began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using two cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Seeking Customers, mountain will not | The partic has not] Since Cuticura Ointment I could see a ceased designing her underthings.|to Mohammed, Mohammed is great improvement. I continued But tho and fla to the mountain. Large New the treatment and after using four d dress tynesgowicl them: | fu signe cakes of Cuticura Soap and four eelves brication. | ing the Parisian c boxes of Cuticura Ointment I was! > | exhibitions of their completely healed.” (Signed) Mrs. other e citi 1 mannikins of | | Delilah M. Snow, Wellington, Utah, Jan. 24, 1925. > troupes now ndivid e to Florida w Use Cuticura Soap, Ointment and t crepes | showIngs for the wint Talcum for daily toilet purposes. ‘g es ure nd the! son to tempt the tourists | | and insertions are so elab-| there. The rayon and cotton-ar P Agar | ree | torlen Dept, Bt . to nécessitate the most ex-| rayon dresses hold a premier place | | INN Cuticura Shaving Stick 250, n these coll nert laundering. wu Glass replacements in al] makes of cars John Jourgensen 242 W. Yellowstone The Golden Rule Dep't Store ! | j ‘indsay & Co. CASPER MOTOR WYOMING’S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE BUS LINE Operating 11 White Busses Postage Prepaid to any part of the State on al] Mail Orders. —y Oldsmobile The Pearl White Laundry Natrona Motor Co. We use soft water exciusively 550 E. Yellowstone Phone 236 PHONE 1702 | Ship to Casper in care of Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Company P. O. BOX 573 Write us about your distribution problems. ON’LT walk—talk—use your telephone for the best food , values in town. Just cal) 1251 and we'll give you the best for the least. We deliver. JOHNSON BROS GROCERY CO. 638 EAST SECOND Phones 1251—1252 CASPER BATTERY CO. Storage Battery and Automobile Electric Service Gabriel Snubbers Casper Battery Co. 119 E. 5th Phone 907 | Service Cleaners CLEANING, DYEING, AND PRESSING 146 N. Jackson Phone 56 Midwest Cigar Store Midwest Bldg. MARTHA WASHINGTON | ané MISS SAYLORS CANDIES The Lidderdale Tool Co. GENERAL REPAIR WORK 1245 ELC §& : YW & Perkins & Co, SPECIALTY STORE “Table and Decorative Linens. Children’s Wear and Ladies’ Novelties. Phone 766 Alemite Service Station CARS GREASED 112 S. Durbin Phone 1904 Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. Phone 1944-J 216 East Second St. Gladstone Repair Shop Locksmithing and Gun Repair Keys Duplicated While You W | Bicycle and Phonograph | (ng and Supplies. Genera} pairing. Phone 2061! 8 | INDIAN ICE CO. Re Phone 1340 142 WW. Second St. | | Cook With Gas ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT Auto Equipment Co. Casper, Wyoming WHOLESALE AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES The Wyoming Automotive Company Wholesalers of everything for automotive needs Phone 812—813 New York Oil Company GAS DEPT. Diessmaking | JENNIE L, SHERMAN 125 N. Durbin St. Phone 1122 Casper Ice & Cold Storage Manufacturers of Bubb's Quality ICE CREAM Our Ice IS Pure PHONE 493 Casper Bottling Works, Inc. Phone 136 WHOLESALE PIGEON Tea & Coffee Co. Yes, We Sell COFFEE RETAIL AC sper Tribune Trayel-Accident Policy Will Protect You. {