Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 4

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1925 PAGE FOUR — eee eee By MARY TOBIN HoldEverything Until Saturday and Take Advantage of This Golden FLOOD OF BARGAINS | THE FOOD CENTER 120 W. SECOND ST. TURNER-COTTMAN BLDG. PHONE 22 | GALLON FRUITS GALLON FRUITS he Caspet Daily Ceibune ~~ . club today at her home, 1212 South Main Street to Grand Opera Hela carpet, teb the enmiilar meet ; ing. Substituies for the afternoon were: Mrs. Ray‘ J. Cook, Mrs. Prank Fisher, Mrs. Robert Pull and Mrs. Cer} Gompf. The c will ‘meet again in two week Friday afternoon at the rest re of Mrs, William Kocher on South Wolcott street. ; ler Masonic Temple to Be Seene of Dancing Party. Members of the Masonic Dancing club will he hosts at another in- formal dancing party this eyening at the temple for all members of the organization and their fadles. The dance will be one of the serles planned for the season. ations for Christmas members { n to Be Started. noon at afternoon at 1:3 r the Christmas rs nd co to be given dur- ng the holidays, with Mrs. P. W.] C. W. Nichols. Frank directi the music. All eee t 1 are also asked | Degree Team Will vesent Meet for Practice. The Royal Neighbor degree team will meet for Personals Moosebeart Le b Mrs, J, M. Smith and daughter of Basin were guests here over the holidays at the J. M. Smith home. of the Women n will be ‘asper Dru: of White Elephant Party. azel Baker yisited recently 7 in : : x ereenies meeting) of the Mie tn Wheatland. Miss Baker is a Gallon Peaches, 69e Gallon Ree ears 85e er night Bridge club to b 1 this teacher at the Brooks ranch school. DOP CAN er ee oe cas ar DOYS CAMs eee tenet ese egy “ee evening at the home of Mrs. Paul eee Hooper, 928 South Oak street, will ia NE aie Gallon Pineapple, $1 10 Gallon Gooseberries, 95¢ Mrs. Orvielk Newman of Kansas Her Catto ke ke ry per can be In the form of a White E'ephant 5 “inl City was an out of town arrival in Reb Pet epemtess teaser rm seam. 2, Pee CRD aeanecs renee oa party. | Members of the club) will Pil cet huveday. allon Pears, 82e Gallon Red Raspberries, and Harry 0. Bene the meeting two or three i ’ . . eee aan per can —.---- Pee Mee RS Der Caney Sete ee « ere married, ed Eda jouseworth and a. ‘ Methodist Saya Houseworth were nt vigitors in Gallon Royal Anne Gallon Strawberries, ne of-| American Yeomen to Meet Wheatland and w guests awhile Cherries, per can_ - DORGAN worse es e ad a va ht ay there at the home of Prank ‘Terman. Gallon Loganberries, Gallon Red Ghenies 1 8 road to e 0 J lc: ‘ . i Li z 7 Asfacaaycen ; vhes fehaps 8 EEF Lae in Wheatland | Yeomen will meet on Saturday eye- Miss Juanita Longwith of Wheat: t : BY CAT ist BS airs $ | enotigh to get the sear in the Knights of land visited here the first of the Gallon Apricots, P Following the genera} week with her brother, Robert Long. per can —. ransaction of business Gallon Apples, per can _62e e is a sister of William with. Assorted case, one ga > Govinctan et ise L-ayhocet ls dance will be given for ae te e i 3 : ae srrnar a i neatian®’'| members and tke public. Sis. su dtee. Reena lalate taede above items Assorted case one gallon of each above eyete see ver visitors im Casper for sevetal|/M for 3 items $5 84 Mrs. Rankin Entertains Special Rehearsal of days. i PONE Sai ae EER oe e Club Members Thursday. a) gp df 2 Pia EA bpd arise aE SYRUPS < N A special rehearsal of the Treble : Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ne s 5 he Cretan cha eiBe President ff ciot chorus will be held this evening ares. at neice, Miss Hazel Lee were recent Brer Rabbit Cane and $1 67 CONDENSED MILK at 8 o'clock in the assemb!y hall of in Casper from Wheatland guests while here of Mrs. ‘s ago Luella Melius left her home town of Appleton, Wis., Maple Syrup, gal--_-___ Brer Rabbit Cane and Borden's Per case---@A Q5 Maple Syrup, 14 gal.---_---_ 85e Haraation Per doz. -__@4 5 el 4 Brer Rabbit Cane and Maple Syrup, 14 gal.--.----_ 43e the Mountain States Power com: J for Europe to deyelop her voice. v she has made her debut with the Work on the concert to mi pany ball, Chicago Opera Company and is das one of the great “finds” of the bs eee | va} Miss Sullivan Will | ning a chicken dinner will be served, | The ceremony took place at the home es pa kodak are_a# standard} Mise feu a | tickets for whieh may be secured at the bride a Billings, on Weaneg, Log Cabin Cane and $1 08 FRESH FRUIT ure in the dryg and sundries line. ota Aree qq | from any member of the association | day evening, December 2. Miss Wol- A That's Why We sell only genuine} S88 Patricia Sullivan will preside | Cr gt the dose. he committce in| cott prior to her marriage was dep- Maple, large size -_____- bd Idaho Winesap Apples, } are the best.| 9t 2” informal tea and bridge party | charge of a and y|uty county auditor at Billings. Mr. Log Cabin Cane and 55e per bushel _---------___ e efare off-| to be given tomorrow afternoon at | include Mra, H. W Purdunn is superintendent of the Maple, medium size_----_-_ 3 r profits. (An} 2:30 o’clapk at the Sullivan home, | mm prebte, . .| Illinois Pipeline company at Casper. Log Cabin Cane and Winesap Apples, 2 40 akes gn ideal Christmas| 109 East Tenth street. Mrs. A. V. «| After an extended honeymoon, Mr, ts f 28e per bushel —____ A $9 e 3 ; and Mrs. F and Mrs. Purdunn will make thelr Maple Syrup, small size_-___ Gri Golden Appl THE KIMBALL DRUG STORES | Congregational Church ladies will y home here. Karo Syrup, 5-Ib. Blue Times Golden Apples, 0 “Two Stores For Your Conyenience” | Bazaar Saturday, December 5. members and friends of the chu eee ?. Co per bushel ____-_-____ e The Woman's association of the ; Label (Golden). ------------ : bl = , associa te and Mrs. Slack Grape Fruit, First Congregational church will] pagaar Given by N ertain at Dinner, Hara Bgruny 0b. Blue 62e : : 9e 12¢ FRAMED PICTURES Decors a) Aazaar on Saturday, | iq Thursday Ts Su Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Slack were Label (Golden) ------------ each —-.---~~ eectes 2 Place Cards, Talleys, Prizes Docent hard y ball, Tho basgar er Je ate Ata society ZOE MARKS will open at 9:30 a. m. and continue | ont ta, hestmas 1 throughout the day and evening. tha ohireh marae MUSIC AND ART The sale will include fancy work, 3 sis.) i second street. Me 120 5. aprons, handkerohiefy and all sorte | °° gh deed ; 30 S. Canter Phone 1748 || of children’s clothing and toys, Wig te. express: fh 8 Wednesday evening at thelr 245 South Durbin street at prescribe y dinner for eight guests. eee e Margaret Sullivan esino + Sullivan was hos- : fabel vee ae fel ag 36¢c Kye de wee sonar 35¢, 48e K Syrup, 10-lb. Red L ; eid 31 ae a 68e | ken 35¢ ks to a TD hg NGEE GALE ane Bananas From 6 until 8 o'clock in the eye- | 274 thanks to all tho d thi 12 lbs, Nayy Beans__) e _—— - in making the affair For years they haye relied upon it in P F GW eee Rae ee Si aid sie arias OH AE bey Lome, 193 the treatment of skin and scalp trou- 37 lbs, Cabbage --__ per street, for a meeting of y Bridge club or which member, Guests present bles, because they. know that Resinol Ointment so quickly stops itching and generally clears’ away the disorder. 20 Ibs. Spuds— 2 4-lb. pkgs. is 11 lbs. fancy Wash- Cheyenne Visitor Is Dinner Guest at Sullivan Hom Mr. and Mrs, Patrick CHICKEN DINNER and BAZAAR SPECIAL MEAT DEPARTMENT . Ces daughters, Margaret, Kathleen n and Miss Patricia Sullivan. YS sme tae we : First Christian Church Dec. 8 Pavia had te dtihes eee st ES of eczema hundreds of lerters bear wit ington Apples_——— ness to its healing power. If you are tor- Precede mented by.skin eruption get a jar of Dancing Party. Resinol from your druggist and note ng the regular Masonic | the improvement after the first treat~ evening at their home on EB: street, Mrs. H. L.. Patton enne and grand daughter Patsy 2 Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. John M Dinner 60c Beautiful Needle Work 9 No. 2 cans Pork and Pot Roast, meene = POPs Serena -—-—saa 15¢ 6 No. 2 ca a Rolled Rib Roast, 20 7 No. 2 cans Corn___ TTA | re ne ic oe SC Sella é e Wolcott-Purd ii sate I ais asa RE Peay Ys | ae sera Ad s: t6 ’ Nuntinls of Interest. for 28 Covet. will be laid for the TODAY 4 No. 21% cans Syrup Pork Loin Roast, ministrator’s Sale rE intern toate tn Camper, | hm and Peni AG Sad Me, BE wane Pack Apricots © agp 30c s the announcement of the marriage |x. and Mrs. W. 8. Kimball, Mrs. OPER y yy nw --~---—-- ~~~ of Miss Flora Wolcott of Billin . 5 ——E Veal Shoulder Roast, The D. P. SMESOR Jewelry Stock at the ff} Mont. to ar. George G. Purdunn, | AMM feepee, Me. and Mrs: Lew DRY FRUITS per Ib. -__-__-_ ; 20c ve nik Bundpack, Ms, and Mee. Pe, &. 2-lb. pkg. Prunes 33e Lingon Berries, H B KLIN = JEWELRY STORE Marcel and Bob Curl }/ gninemuth. Mr. and Mrs. George E eh ape eats ; auhiauh Bae GURY er -—— = See DD. 120 Hast Second $1.00 Brant sulin teen ge DENVE Bowie ooee ores 1 WL ea 50c per Ib. ere : LATEST NEWS 2-Ib. pkg. Apricots Sugar-Cured ° Betty’s Seauty Parlor Mrs. Byars Entertains Sa enaaenE Sippaaanl fain CN ance ee: rhe SS ce half s Prices Slaughtered Phone 707 Fry Bee tag poten tof BEST FEATURES L a slabs vat Tb the members of the Friday Bridge 10 PAGES COMICS Get Acquainted With “MOON MULLINS” Delivered Anywhere in CASPER ES ER ER a ane ST PHONE YOUR ORDER—It will receive the same faretul attention given those who callin pergon. Small extra charge of 10 cents for delivery. BUY WHERE YOUR FAVORITE FOODS COST LESS THE FOOD CENTER 120 W. SECOND ST. - TURNER-COTTMAN BLDG. PHONE 22 Christmas Suggestions. 65c Per Month EARL KEENAN Agent wi, RADIOLA Super-Heterodynes Of Articles That Make Practical Gifts Style Style 1348. 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Beautifully boxed, per set-___.______ $7.75 HU - FANCY BATH TOWELS — Colors guaranteed, COT) RR ie PER fale PRR Tp $1.00 to $1.75 far ereenramednn a WOOL FILLED QUILTS—Satine or silk covered, ROG ons Stee ecesneee Eee $8.95 to $26.75 Stree —eentber iene nprsonaianaie Le: LACE LUNCHEON SETS—Of Venetian lace, 36 or 45-inch Cloths with 4 or 6 Napkins, $15.75 to $37.50 per set, A NGtable Exhibition _ The PICKARD STUDIOS 4 | introduction of the hi creative RADIOLA 25 $165 | art into the production of merchandise (Less Tubes and Batteries) | for the permanent gratification and benefitof Comein and see a Radiantfire today. See for yourself how superior it is to any heating device‘you hayg eyer seen. Casper Gas Appliance Co., Inc. “Merchandise That Merits Confidence? VENETIAN LACE DOILIES—AII sizes, in round, oval or oblong, Priced, each_._.-_---______ 65c to $3.25 peers somaya pare eae ee De, ST tori {Pye eae rf 115 East First Phone 1500 BEAUTIFUL SILK LINGERIE—In sets or separate. chaser things, Teddies, Gowns, Knickers, Pajamas and events, One Tuning Dial—New Amplification Tube— the pur is a step toward better bg FT, Rea Pl aa A ie EG cate $2.75 to $17,50 Dry Cell Batteries—No Outside Aerial—No ye ‘ ; %e HUMPHREY. _ q Ground Wire—New Style Cabinet. The present exhibition gives you an idea af a ; SILK HOSIERY—Full fashioned. In the wanted ws fine , Pickard achievements in the works of art an in i shades, per pair 2 __ $1.75 to $2.75 The demand for Radiola Super-Heterodynes 25 which the Pickard Studios make ayailable, at cots ; and 28 far exceeds the supply. moderate prices, for gifts to others or theem> : DAINTY LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS for man, woman bellishment of one’s own home surroundings, ; or child. Good assortment boxed Handkerchiefs. Come Now and SEE THE LATEST IN RADIO, Each.._- W G Perkins & Co, Give Pickard China This Christmaa ROTHROCKS LIBERAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS The Chas, E. Wells Music Co. JEWELERS 232 E, 2nd St. CASPER Phone 194 eee A ( q , SPECIALTY STORE Branch at Salt Creek New location—one door north of Stockmen’s Bank 216 E. Second St ts Phone 1944-J PHONE 2526