Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 8, 1925, Page 14

PAGE FOURTEEN BERENGER WILL COME 10 U. 6. AS DEBT ENVOY French Ambassador Is Assigned Special Mission. &8.—(?)—Senator Vic. enger, whose nomina- dor to the United, at the cabinet cing to Washing al mission of set-} nch war debt to Amer. Are official circ; PARIS, Dec 1, it was ain this afternoon, | This does not mean, however, that ‘ound to return to| ttlement fs reach the diplomatic | sought | the present cha- ions. Washington was his first choice s he believed that a great part of France's interest {n the future de- time, | B. Che Casper Daily Tribune Cottage Prayer Meetings For Present Week Cottage prayer meeting will be held at the following places.on Tues- day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day forenoons this week: Mrs. G. W. Salley, 43¢ C Y ave- Mrs. C. R. Green, 1207 North Mrs. Joe Cunningham, 618 venth; Mrs. Emma Colvin, orth Jefferson: s, 1001 St. Mary 416 South. Lincoln: \ 781 Badger: Mrs. South St, Botolpt »hnson, 912 South Davi rr, 613 South Center; Mrs. nue; Durb! [ Poling. L Berry, ‘obs, 558 South Kimball; South Conwell: ulding, 114 North L, Clark, -219 Bast : Mrs. O. Spaulding, 1311 th Cherry; Mrs, E, W. Wyatt, uth Ash; Mrs. W. C. King, st Eleventh; Mrs, Smith, 240 Mrs. D. F. Gadbury, Se s. J.T, Hanna, outh Poplar; Mrs, McRorey South Kimball: Mrs. Richards, North Jefferson: Mrs. R. Iwell, 1614 East Second; Mrs. C. ter, 936 North McKinley: Mrs. Earl Holmes, 1007 South Wol- cott; Mills Presbyterian church, Sal- vation Army Barracks, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY wf e9 RENT—Three-room furnished pends upon elations with the United States. ._ modern except bath, $15. ntroduces a new OCTAVE of MERIT Flavio Action When visitors come! note of quality to your home What a satisfaction in showing them a truly artistic room! What a feeling of confidence there is in knowing your home is above criticism in every detail! How charmingly a Baby Grand graces the well appointed room! How its quidtly rich lines lend $675 attractiveness! visitor be a musician, you And should’ the ow he will appreciate your piano ~ when Grand. Remarkably low price for a Grand in the Brambach class Also an attractive payment plan Indeed, wide popul. than attractive appearance. what’s within the case that makes this a really fine piano. it is a Brambach Baby Brambach’s ity ore nation- on more It is je sure to read “The Brambach Octave of Merit” before you puy a piano. Ask for a copy. It explains why thousands of homes have chosen Brambach. Knight-Campbell’s 130 SOUTH CENTER now until Xmas. charge. was in for a long chat yesterday. He wants to operate our store from So we are putting him in complete (Watch later papers) PHONE 277 : Traitor or hero? Paris is debating conduct in Syria of Gen- eral Sarrail, who as high commissioner is officially responsible for the French ‘bombardment and massacres in Damascus. zral was received with enthusiasm when he returned to Paris to \nake a personal report on the affair and be relieved of office. seen (left) discussing the Syrian situation with M. Henri de Touvenal, who succeeds him’as high commissioner. Sarrail, Home to Explain Damascus Massacre, Hailed as Hero and Traitor Be ee The gen- He is MENU HINT. Breakfast. Sliced Bananas and Oranges Bacon Buckwheat Cakes with Syrup Coffee Luncheon. Baked Potatoes Creamed Codfish Fruit Gelatine Whipped Cream Milk Cookies Dinner. French Stew Squash Pickled Beets Butterscotch Ple Coffee or Tea TODAY'S RECIPES. French Stew—One tablespoon beef or chicken fat, three-quarters pound beef, one-half pound veal, one med: ium sizeg onion, one small piece of garlic, one teaspoon salt, one-quar- ter teaspoon pepper, one-quarter teaspoon paprika, one-quarter cup uncooked rice, one can tomatoes, four or five carrots. Enough pota- toes to suit your individual needs. Melt the fat in an iron pot over a small flame. When the fat is hot add the beef and veal cut up in small pieces. Over this spread a ‘ayer of the onion and garlic, cut up in very small pieces and sprinkle with the seasonings. Let all this cook slowly for three hours. then add’a layer of the tomatoes, a lay- CANCER Any person sutter., ing from this mala- dy, or otherwise interested in its treatment. Is invited to apply for authoritative Information as to the cures that have been effected and are now being effected at Taylor. ville, under strictly ethical medical supervision, painlessly, without op eration, and with permanent results Address: The Secretary, Chamber of CG Watches Stationery Fountain Pens Set Rings unusually We feature the 241 S. CENTER ST. ul SIS © "a MRS. wey ee DIAMONDS _ One of Wyoming’s largest stocks at | LOW PRICES IVORY SETS Many of them fitted in genuine leather traveling cases. Make wonderful Xmas gifts. OUR LINE. IS COMPLETE GLADSTONE BAGS—WARDROBE TRUNKS Gruen and American-Made WATCHES in the State of Wyoming OHN TRIPENY CO. Drugs and Jewelry Iron is an essential e‘ement in food and apples are our best source of iron for the diet. Both fresh grapes and raisins con- tain a certa’n amount of iron but the apple is the heaviest iron- carrying fruit that we can eat, APPLES PROVIDE IRON. | having 39-100 per cent of iron in its make-up. er of carrots cut in thin slices, and a layer of the uncooked; rice. If necessary add a little water to pre- vent sticking to bottom of pot or to afford moisture for the cooking of the rice, depending on the con sistency of the tomatoes. Last add the potatoes and sufficient sa’t and pepper to season them properly. Some Worcestershire sauce . will sharpen the flavor of the stew. Simmer this together until every- thing is tender, taking about four hours in all for the cooking. Butterscotch Pie—Take one cup brown sugar, put into it a lump of butter about the size of a walnut moisten the sugar with milk and let cook until brown and sugary. Put in bowl the yolks of two eggs, add one large tablespoon flour, a cup of mi'k and a ttle salt. Pour th's into the sugar and butter and cook all until thick nad smooth. Add a little vanilla flavoring and pour into a baked crust. Whip the whites of the eggs stiff, sweeten with powdered sugar and brown in oven, SUGGESTIONS. If you can possibly do so get out and do your own marketing. In choosing * fruit ‘and vegetables re- these hints and you will Cards Toilet Sets Perfume Sets Leather Goods Books Novelties A limited number of Bulova Watches Special offer % Off Until Xmas largest stock of PHONE 72 get’ the best results from your pur chases. Onions should be selected for their silvery skins, either of a white or} brownish shade for their uniform- ity of size and thelr firm, fresh ay pearance. This type of onion is mos' TRE RECS on 8 PEE delicate in flavor. Cauliflower when best is of full] head, creamy white and heavy for, its size. Brussels sprouts should have green outside leaves, be uniform in size and, of course, free from worm ho'es, Turnips when fresh are neither wilted nor pithy. ‘They are heavy .| for their size and of good color. Celery can be distinguished by Its crisp white stalks and fresh ‘leached leaves. In serving celery be sure {t 1s scrupulously clean. Celery is grown under conditions that make this important and nec- essary. Fresh spinach. has tender, leaves and stems that snap. — crisp TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1925: ——S_—————— [NEGRO DEFENDANT IN ONE COURT -HERE IS PLAINTIFF IN ANOTHER | Whiie C/ W. Williams, negro, 1s defendant’ in justice court on a charge of assault and battery, he Is the complaining witnes® In a charge of similar nature in police court. Williams will have a hearing this afternoon before Justice Henry F. Brennan. It is alleged that he struck three boys, whom, ‘he sald, had stolen a tire from him, The boys denied the alleged theft and Charler H. Francis had Williams haled into court. Charles Holmes. negro, drew a pike tol on Williams Monday night, ac. cording to Willlams. Holmes was arrested by police. PROVIDENCE, R. k—Glenna Col- lett would like to use her mashie on somebody who stole her automobile while It was parked downtown. acne Drink Hillcrest Water..- Phone 1151. Why _not_an_ Essex for Xmas? YOU ARE INVITED * to sce Persian Clay and other'art work on display. Clay Jesso for sale Free instructions. {nclduing lamp shade making. See our Xmas suggestions. Mrs.~Younker. 535 8S. Durbin Morning. afterifoon and evening classes Phone+274-J ERRY'S Liquic Waterproofs Money Back Guarantee. Something New! SEU Qa Eliminates Half fal Recommended it ee 's and Child Science's Latest Gift te Mankiod For Dress, Work and Play Shoes Soles ERD Makes Shoe Soles Wear 1s Long a the Uppers = the Soles Cip Keep the Feet Dry Wibout Rebers Shoes mh. iTIGGIN Your Shoeman Exclusive Casper Representatives TERRY SALES COMPANY Colorado Spriug., wwiedo Our merchandise is Good sizes ripe and juicy. & Bananas, per Ib. Cauliflower, Ib. JUST A FEW SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY of the-best quality. GRAPE FRUIT (Florida), dozen____ They will stay fresh— buy by the dozen. + Grape Fruit (Florida), larger size, dozen Oranges, sweet and juicy Navel, dozen Oranges (Navel), large size, dozen Head Lettuce (solid), each Large Pascal Celery, bunch_ Just received a new shipment of Fresh Vegetables for the remainder of the week. Ask About Our Strictly Fresh Eggs Rialto Fruit Store RIALTO THEATER BUILDING BERLIN—Zinaida Judjewskaja. a|drowned. She was to have appeared itussian prima donna, {s missing in| at the Parls grand opera next year, Switzerland. The police are of the Ss opinion that she Jumped from Devil'é Bridge in the Reuss river and war Give Her 9 Chevrolet for Xtnds, MEN’S HOSE the BATH ROBE SPECIAL One lot of ten robes; values to $12.50. Special, while they last— $7.95 These are heavy blanket robes in an extensive array of pat- terns. Silk and wool, in plaids and stripes— 75¢ and $1.00 IMPORTED WOOL HOSE new MEN’S NECKWEAR assortment of In all the fancy ‘foreign weayes and patterns— $1.50 and'$2.00 LUGGAGE Gladstone travel- ing bag. We are featuring a full leather, 22-inch,) black or brown. A wonderful value, "$99.50 We are showing an unusual) line of bags. suit cases and Belber’s Wardrobe Trunks, Very Reasonably Priced . A wonderful ties too select from, in Silks and Silk and Wools; »eautiful In Xmas boxes— $1,00 patterns. Give him a Extra heavy Silks; extraordi- nary values— $1.50 SILK SHIRTS Radium. Silks, with collar to match, in Peach, Marine Blue and_Stripes, at $8.50 In Holly Boxes. * . A FITTED CASE OR HAT BOX FOR HER | Fittings are grey shell, amber trim, and white with amber from trim. A wonderful valu¢g at $5.50 to $8.00 $18.00 A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Article Until Xmas. RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM CO. DEPARTMENT STORE Many others to choose from; broadcloths in tan, blue and grey, white silks, with self- figure and stripes.. Priced - © -Casper to Buffalo Sheridan Stage CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9:00 A. M. ARE—S11:00. Saves you approximately 18 hours’ travel between Casper “an Sheridan. NO TRANSFERS OR LAYOVERS CASPER-SHERIDAN TRANSPORTATION CO. TOWNSEND HOTEL NE -44 , ‘Semi. Annual Sale STARTING TODAY AND CONTINUING WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY A real saving is before you. Take advanta ge of it. Our Semi-Annual Saleis a big fea- ture with us and a treat for our patrons. Every shoe is high grade and the season's . YOUR CHOICE OF ANY PAIR OF SHOES most wanted styles. IN THE (Cantilevers Excepted) You Save $3.00 to $4.00 on Every Pair Purchased. | 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT During This Sale on CANTILEVER SHOES HAYTIN’S Boot Shop We Fit COR. 1ST AND CENTER HOUSE the Feet GLADSTONE HOTEL BLDG.