Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1926, Page 4

UARY 31, 1926 PAGE FOUR THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD SUNDAY, JAN 3 WOMEN’S MUSIC, ART, INTERESTS LITERATURE tne members and their husbands, Interest to the lodge members of the ’ ; ’s pupils—Mrs, O. J, Cach | signed from the superintendency of Bye citeher ri t city were made, It was announced .. Sets Women’s Bowling Mark peti erg: aud-Paint| the Bundayepohool, which he ‘hes| During the evening . kitchen poe St the sestine. Like soecobeae OF the ers—Mrs. Korn; Ruisdael and Hob-| held since tt was founded. —‘The| er was given and @ program was en- Mooseheart Legion will give a mas bema—Mrs, Fred Moore; Van der| children, wishing him to leave with] joyea wh vocal selec- - . querade dance at the Moose hall on Veldes and Potter—Mrs. William] sweet memories of them, with one| tions by Clark accom- uM [8 Friday evening, February 5. Plans Emmel; Modern Landscape Painters| half the church membership, ar-| panied Scott, pian ( . were also made during the session —Mrs, O'Brien. ranged an enjoyable evenirs for Mr.| niimber by Mrs. Seott, reading by for a meeting and frolic to be held Pye ¢ ‘ Marquis, The church was crowded | \irs. Eherste' nd chorus singing. - during this month for all members MRS. BARNES TO and everyone enjoyed the program,| —— * ee r of the organization. ENTERTAIN CLUB games and lunch, A IRCLES OE ( nen eas RS, JOHN B. BARNES will en-| ‘The Sunday school presented Mr. he : s - MN ONDAEGR DECINGL tertain the members of the) Marquis a gold engraved pencil! “i Lame a ~ )HH WOMAN'S BENZFIT asso peasant oak lh ah Ml WEAN nesery Otltusiplaameat ab MRS, WEIDNER 1S Clarence Wolfe, Mrs, clation will meet on Monday chp te Batenst tek sociations which he had enjoyed} IONORED AT PARTY nson, Mrs. John Mech- ng, February 1, at 8 o'clock in " during his work here. He expressed ns CHARLES T. WEIDNER] tir L. Wilson, Mis. Walter] the Odd Fellows hall, There will be FORTNIGHTLY CLUB Hetelad Ae} his wish that more such times would Mx esc this week for| alter Gothberg, Mrs.| guard practice at 7 o'clock. At the AT TOWNSEND RESIDE? be enjoyed in the future, * p elphia to visit with re es| L E aw, Mrs. Arthur Wat-|close of the meeting refreshments RS. C, H. TOWNSEND will en- ETE v1 - going to Seattle,| son, Mrs, Walter Schultz, Mrs. Ray] will be served by the committee in atk tertain this week on Saturday! wg NEWMAN =a Wash., to make her home, was hon loran, Mrs, W. A. Corson, Mrs.| charge at her home on Walcott street for GIVES DINNER i ‘ ifternoon when Miss|Garrett King, Mrs, Lester Parker, eee the regular meeting of the Fort- ah ea RS ain | iba ) 3 a t an in-| Mrs, Ralph Marshall, Miss Marle|yisg SULLIVAN WILL nightly bridge club, M Bs 2 enter- Ms , Fa her home on| Bishop, Miss Florence Eastman, Miss BE HOSTESS AT PARTY oes A. tained at a dinner peat v1 Honors were| Edna Mae Healy, and Miss Edness| rigs PATRICIA SULLIVAN has MIDNIGHT BRIDGE SPIRE SELL See RD BON Dir: XCESS at ny vert and Mrs.| Mok M {ssutd invitations for an infor- CLUB MEETING pase poe Nal a Ute ve , yd Mra, W hdd mal luncheon and bridge party to be RS. CHARLES T. McGRADY| twelve Euests. | Following the al Now pleasantly removed r: ps IGE LUNCHEON ven tomorrow at her home, 109 will be hostess on Thursday Pri! per de There bs now an easy; pleasant way: to N} ¢ e hi PLANNED FOX THURSDAY I Tenth street evening of this week at her home in 2 take off excess fat. No abnormal exercise A ‘ Pitt Covert 5 i" RS, M. G. PAULUS is issuing eres Standard addition for a meeting of| PIANO RECITAL or diet is required. You can see the results N} Pe J oe, Mrs. | |! i invitations for a luncheon and sEcoND OF SERIES OF the Midnight bridge club. GIVEN YESTERDAY in every circle. Si figures are ten times 3. Mrs. Arthur A.| bridge party to be given on Thurs- PARTIES TUESDAY see HB TWENTIETH RECITAL of| ascommonas they wore | | . is, Mrs. M.| day afternoon of this week at her “ mapa TY this season given by a group of} ,, 2hS modern way 38 Marmola scrip: v} Da a = . W. L. CONNELLY and M BRIDGE PAR’ ason g' iy & eroup | tion Tablets. It has been used for 18 yea t. Leigh Townsen home on South Beech street M Margaret Dougherty will enter HONORS VISITORS Lulu Elizabeth Sams pupils, took! Users have told others, and the use ha: 9 Mi ois (ie tain intortallecentpacmayeiat RS VAL MAGHEE was hostess} place Saturday afternoon from 3 to| spread. People now taking a million ur : [ | BRIDGE PARTY bridge luncheon, the second of a for an enjoyable bridge party} 4 o'clock at the studlo, 615 South boxes of Marmola yearly. | “4 018 9s | AT REEVE HOME series of parties which they are gly- given yesterday afternoon at her| Durbin street. ‘The following pro-| | Marmola is not sccret Soil Y MRS. SCHULTE TO D* AND MRS. R. H. REEVE en-|ing, The entertainment will be giv- home on South Elm street in honor} gram was played entirely from | $very inaredient aid explains Me action. al ENTERTAIN CLUB tertained pleasantly last eve-}en at the Connelly home on South of Miss Irene Long of Lander, The} memory: oh ‘ Your/awn-dritagiat $ our guarantee, Vv. RS. ARTHUR A, SCHULTE will at their home on South Elm] Center street, honors of the afternoon were won by | Barcarollen, from “Oberon"’...Weber Reduction is gradual, rarely exceeding a iy M entertain the members of the t at a bridge party for a few red Mrs. Gould and Mrs, A. W. Garri- Cleo Boyles poutidis day, So. the body adjusts itself to ob : dt y evening at| friends. Guests present were: Mr.| MONTHLY MEETING son. ; eeeaifote aseranle. CARL A ey Ee al ence on econd street./ and Mrs. C. L. Cron, Mr. and Mrs. OF DEPARTMENTAL OLUB Guests who enjoyed Mrs. Magheo’s aboot it. eauly/bealth end ftom cated Saas, R. B Leggett, Dr. and Mrs. C. H.! rim REGULAR monthly meeting hospitality were: Mrs, J. C. Lindsay, normal weight. Excess fat is a blight to 7 Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Steb- of the Casper Woman's Depart- % : Mrs. Douglas Sprecher, Mrs. W. H-| Minuet in G Major-.... any man Or woman, and today there is no ‘4 bins, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, i Ps : Be e Osgood, Mrs, Fred Moore and sister Frances Johnson excuse, { ¢]and Dr. Allan MeLella Fo tare ae an raed NL lites p be ou Gilbert Bizell, Mra. | Waltz, Op 39 Tachatkowsky | \_ Marmola Prescription Tablets aro wold by W of}and Dr. Allan McLellan day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Central Préwe Photd | Mrs. Gould, Mrs, Gilbe i, all drugrists at $1 per box. Kent thin cour n Methodist ae Mountain States Power company hall Meh betl ae pea na! ors a Ria PE spear Bite ebabint |. Leno Ok een eae W st on February 4 at| PI PHI CLUB with Mrs, C, D. Murane president, zien Mie, Fee geeave: epee Vn] oe ce estas manana Ve 3-7) } Wayto Raed: of : hofield, 86 . presiding. The program will be giv- Mrs. Dorothy Meinecke of Detroit, established a new woman's endur-} H. Gill of Lander, Mrs. John Bart- ‘ Vera T' seapeon E e Pleasan ay to Keduce an 2 Assistant host will be hostess] en by the Literary department with|ance record when she bowled 130 consecutive games in sixteen and one-| ram, Miss Jeanette Lamb and the The V ision of Marguerite, from Mail for W eterngcn WiLibe kre a meeting of the alumnae] Mrs half hours, toppling 21,668 pins and staying on her feet throughout. Her | honored guest. Faust” .. MARMOLA | Mil, J ston, Mrs. Charles : 1b of Pi Beta Phi on Tuesday eve only nourishment was chocolate bars and water. On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs,| Waltz Song, 2.235 General Motors Bids. | Fy eye Ww H, Simmons and Mrs. Har ning of this week at her home, 1518] OL4N STU. Maghee entertained at a bridge party ees 5 j DETROIT, MICH. W se, Ss Walnut street e meeting to ‘ > “ 1 —— ty,| Over the Candle Stick; Edith Beers,| in honor of Mrs, W. H. Gill of Lan- Faust Waltz -. jounod | 7 y one 7 Mrs. Earl | pps lowing interesting progra: as giv, abe Ps FS it der, who has been a guest here for Beatrice Cantlin W em , »wman 2 Margaret Long [ sacra tak en: roy. | aittle Bopeen; Mary Weidner, Mary,| some time. Prizes were won by Dr.| Narcissus ————— Nd THA CLUB TUESDAY hore will to Clan Stuart No. 248, 0.8. C..)_ Welcome address by the Rev.| Mary, Quite Contrary; Martha Diggs, R. H. Reeve and Mrs, F. N, San-| Pizzieati, from ‘Sylvia’... W WITH MRS. LUMMIS AL ee will hold its regular meeting in the} Stout, pastor of the church. Vocal] 11). Gien ‘Inford, Jack; George ford. Guests present included: Mr.| Aragonalse, from the ballet, W RS. B, B, LUMMIS will be = . I. 0. 0. F. hall, Wednesday evening, | solo, Mr. Swallow. Reading, Char] io:h0g, the Bachelor; Jimmy Bren and Mrs. W. H. Osgood, Mr, and ch fe Mass: a M eas of Tuesday ‘ afternco! PLEASANT BRIDGE February lotte Pluckhahn. Violin solo, Mn! +. yittie Jack Horner: Lenora In- M. F. N. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.| Anttra’s Dance ~Grieg tl her home on PARTY LAST NIGHT | evenin bruary 6, a dance will} Strendell. Reading, Roy Reed. Cor) ¢o.) “sack the Fiddler; Winifred | mente Robereacn) Tie dana rae, . W e res meeting IM* AND MES: A: AV. GARRISON} be held In the I, 0. 0, F. hall at 8) net solo, Dean Burdick. Reading: | Goldtrap, Curly Locks; Virginia Me-| H. Reeve, Mr, and Mrs. Herbert| CHURCH HOUSE 18 - ; z sf " | McCann, Little Betty Blue. of the enjoyable church events . rani home on West Fourteenth street last! vir, AND MRS, BREWER Reading, the Rev. Stout. a | MRS. ROWELL ot the week was given by the|} Casper Mirror and BOYLE HOME spt A ghareten ey TO GIVE BE PARTY The) Pieb.. schools Ruys/ di \e] WESTMINSTER GUILD ISSUES INVITATIONS Women's association of the First Pi : evening were: Mr. and Mra, Lee| _¢ 70 GI etl N ve two entertaining numbers, ac.| WEST! ER GUILD } icture Frame Co. RS. Es O. Reno, Mc. bad ‘MEd. Walter ‘Stor. N R. AND MRS W. F. BREWER Se panledctna tie and by tittle T SDAY EVE> ING RS. W. ROWELL an eek Congregational church at the new s z ¥. rie, Mf, and Mrs. B. O. Hammond,|\— Will give a bridge party on} oo iTieee REGULAR MEETING of the invitations for an informal} church house, 623 South Durbin ‘or. Second and Durbin ||Mra. Mary Stapleton, Miss Irene] Wednesday evening of this week at | S¥der- Shes Westminster gulld of the First) bridge party to be given on Monday] street on Thursday evening. ¥ol- Downstairs the second) | ong, M. D. Croft, and TL. L, Stone. | telr home on Bac avenue is Presbyterian church will meet on,evening at her home on South Grant |Jowing the regular business session An Vo | oir, and Mrs.Garrison will give an: Wt ve ee OU REBEKAH aa Ay Tuesday evening of this week in-| street. Mrs, Rowell will also enter-| a covered dish supper was served to At 8) other bridge party on Friday evening | MISS LOUISE NEWELL DANE SOUR s stead of Wednesday at the manse,|tain at a bridge tea on Wednesday | —————————— EN = pret ars were | other bridg TO PLAY FOR TREBLE OLEF y J. % KUYKENDAHL Rebekalt! 1153 Wolcott street. Following the | afternoon, laid G. R. Hagens, | of th garur we ISS LOUISE NEWELL, student lodge No, 39 will hold a ben- Ginten which will be served at 6 eee . $$ $ $ $ $ § FOr eae ee en ee eee GmnbvROOUS TRADERS of Mrs. Rose Haynie, will play | efit dance on Saturday evening, Feb! ociock a program will be given | RECEPTION HELD CHILD PHOTOGRAPHY MONEY TO LOAN M 1 Pp, Kem, Mr. and Car USST ISTE TERAREAGSRG. two plano selections ‘Tuesday eve-|ruary 6 at the Odd Fellow'’s hall. | Viton will be in charge of Miss AT KENWOOD CHURCH Home Portraits by On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry 4 Charlies Camplel!, and Mr, and Mrs. EMBERS of the Girl Scout Lead-| "ns for the members of the ‘Treble st ahd Janet Ward, A RECEPTION was held at the and Musica! instuments M. Gee. M ay lation, gave a. bridge| Clef chorus at thelr regular meeting | MR. AND MRS. REIMERTH aisike Kenwood Presbyterian church on DAUREL BELL seen Good Clothes ENJOYABLE BRIDGE urty yesterday afternoon at the Na-| \, tee a o itiee Newell = faprtanies on ROMERO oats CEASE ONS 4 SDAY 2 raaey, syeune i) sae se sve Phone 1303 or 2708-R 7 Gotting ‘i "PARTY FRIDAY EVENING trona Power hall. Forty-two tables by " #8 pianist) APR AND MRE - REIMER AID TOM THURSDA C, Marquis who is expecting BO United Jewelry Shop, 249 S. Center PARTY FRI rH wieonricas rare abill Although she is only | J who have been spending some| Hm LADIES AID SOCIETY of|south for his health in the near fue Fae orate beldae party | going to Mrs, Marshall Dayton, Ming | Soventeen years of age, ahe won the] time in Sheridan were hosts at & the Grace English Lutheran|ture. About two weeks ago he re- enivyen yy eae in| Seabright, Miss Mabel Sykes, Mra prise for ‘piano ‘at the Laramie éon-| dancin ast Wednesday | church will meet on Thusdgy ater | ————S————— por Hagan é s at aateae ‘ello William H Loretta New is w ae Bie rath see or, As a Gu for. Slsht | noon .at 2:30 o'clock at the chiroh: De 1 in the table ra er and Miss Varle Hor Mrs, Haynie's work asa teacher is| oe” esis Sitar oF ieee geet ele) } Ahaatily ft Jandutls to gens )YAL ORDER O not unknown in Casper and Miss] MRS, ENTERLINE SHARE © ae a n € High score for the La a ar D MEETIN Newell's progress further convinces |. HONORS AT PARTY MRS. McFADYEN e ing was held by Miss lat nee NASER LODGE No. 118 Loyal of her ability. Miss Newell will RS, BE. E. ENTERLI of Cas- PLANS BRIDGE SERIES ‘ z a MPa O We by Ee een C Order of Moose held a most im-[Pey,, Nocturne”: by Chopin, and per and Mrs, P. W. Metz of RS. JOHN McFADYEN is issu- e 1 Stever Tecpel ‘hah Lan (har sauuedte) | portant mating anes ann ies pererey eeLinat iy, Chapt, uy, 1,) Basin. shared honors at an informal M ing invitations for two bridge a 1 ‘rs. H Mrs. J s,|ing at their hall during which time] srarqut ae ae ;| Party given for them last week bY|juncheons to be given on Wednes- i : , Rae, Mra, Charles! plans for a show of pictures of great] chorus with ceo Danke meestitiate Mrs. William L. Simpson at her] day and Friday afternoons of this week at her residence on South Dur- bin street, home in Thermopolis. . sole Meditation” by Massen and | a. § ¥ : NEWS “Mighty Lak a Rose” by Nevin. EASTER? ‘ . TOBACCO A meeting of the board of direc- TEA TUE Ore will take place promptly at ORT CASPAR o'clock, In advance of tt hearsal der of Easte CUT-RATE | which win begin at 8 o'cloc rece nia pe see ED FLINN IS napter No. 4, Or- DINNER ar will hold a poe LIN} r of Casper was noon at 2:30 —try the MAYTAG Pills Tho chorus is now working on| Ociock at the M temple, ckiait amie? rege SE espacio = sa - ae (CHAS ; ) elve numbers fo! 20: A SANDS BiGMAs Al ithe Leo yr erat =r 146 South ¢ ate shee ee Phone 18 and whch, will ta pegusttwh octe “ume | tesses for the afternoon will pe tre | Woming at Laramie thig week. | | Tae he m jun put ET the Maytag do your next " DENVER POST HEADQUARTERS Toilet Articles Jin tho early spring Misa Ann Bast-| Mestames Catherine Rae, Grex | DELPRIAN SocieTy HOLDS Si Re aT week's washing. Try it free. et ati = = man, nlto, was accepted into] f° Daverlgh, ‘Inalel Mell o> TAMER MMRENG ceantate vi a Get a new idea of 1 Your Personal Check Accepted Equal to the Amount of er eet Conec Se | 4 Y INTEREST meeting of the ipl cpines ceenlines . Of shorter apie tads Gals NOR’ =RN CLUB : 4 44 Casper Delphian society was I / lays. 21¢ Purchase Only WILL ME ADAY ST, MARK'S WILL t the home of Mrs, Fred Moore 4) | i oe mun Nortaw wi MEET THURSDAY South David street last week. * i You'll wonder at the Maytag’s D} ESTERN Women's oe “ear : i \ : club will meet on Tuesday af- 4 MEETING of St. Mark's guild} qhe subject of study for the after- He |||? ee if, i Greater speed —tubfuls washed Camels—2 for 25c¢ 1 Ib. Prince Albert $1.15§ | tornoon at 2:20 o'ctock at the Na-| 4 Will be held on Thursday after-| noon was “Dutch Art’ and waa in Si) si Sparkling clean in 3 to 7 minutes. Every Day Price Glass Humidor rona County it Se Ae ate eo ae ee Hanae | CUARMBLOL AES: WP. 20, Wertenberger, c: + At its washing volume—50 pounds Every 3 r with Mrs. Ceely W 1 Mrs./‘The numbers given follows: af dey’ clothes Ys 1 Py SE EE TAT MASQUERADE DA Anna Leeper as hostesses i an Influences affecting Dutch art— he ee haa ees Ga pore eat FOR FEBRUARY 6 will give an FE aster baz: a 1 work | Mrs. L. L, Lan orthy; Frantz Hals 4 i 4 ‘as! hing ° ne PILLS DR U GS MEDICINES the ANNUAL masquerade dance |W!!! be completed during the Lenton | —Mrs,_Laura_Rrowni_Rembrandt, ori vane eis - wh of the Mooseheart Legion will by ng = nt avy, ulicy be hela t the Moose hall on Friday | gp eyER PARTY IS GIVEN Boye, suck zap tor wash things -—————— : vening, February 5, AT DIGGS RB 2 * ey ever ul Piethne® Pays lothes, ereasy work. This Sale Starts at Once and Ends Tuesday Night WOODMEN OF WorLD ny pate GOK ? nan jaa eeeen eaitRe de ipsa aia —— ——— ,_ TO MEET WEDNESDAY ity appeared in realiiite at a part Manufacturers of leading stand- anitidge-free eae Stee fe t 75c Ayers Face Powder.65c [$1.20 Listerine ., 89c N gp yo et iM ae oy by little Mies Martha’ Diggs | ard) pre parations are beginning to sobbing os , and- ¢ pe te : + c orld, w hold a meet Saturd afternoon at nia announce that they are “never cut”, 25c Bayers Aspirin «17¢ |60c Mum seeseeceeeee MBG | ine on Wednenday evening, Febru-| a sae 1 sin; reese "that prieebatting wub- ' 45c Bayers Aspirin.........30¢|25c Mennen Talcum........20c ary a at the KC, P. hall. Tmportant Rake MAEOAIE, and « re-| stitution is impairing the reputation For homes without electricity, nadie, you'll know why the Astige ee ate vusiness will be transacted and some | ¢, ts were served. ‘The cen-|0f genuine preparations of known he Maytag is available with aytag won undisputed World $1.00 Bayers Aspirin..., ri rao docmailgs Cream tee candidates are to bo initiated, ‘The Feontineiee ie Ehlehainc oe ouitat | value, ave with safety” at your Tosa sasline toto. Leadership. Why it is the washing 60c Corega c Ic orono sssererseee4Be | state deputy, Neighbor Phiater, may | oihioce tor Tie Thole war ang | Rexall stores, Genitis in’ bundreds of thouseman : 7 . . 4 Attend the eting from Lande: aap. ‘andra cen ee Q housands of d 35c Chamberlin Cough..,..25¢|50c Palmolive Shampoo. 35c| ‘))°"" ie a aw Wastin i "ha on the Pied ne “The * r oy T . b ll D § ae Why it sells itself wherever 30c Cuticura Soap, 3 for 65c | 25c Palmolive Taloum...,15¢ {zation A ae it goodlenttvann the hein. or thaterhol et Kim a rug tores it goes on a free washing trial, 50c Durham Dup. Blades 40c | $1.00 Pyorrhocide Pow- WOODMRN OR AWIERIOK The most interesting feature of the | wwe Shorea tor Your Genvemlemes” ee so aie PHONE US—wash with the ‘ - ow 7 P | jer wien pe WILL MERE MONDAY Party was the opening of the treas ————$ 7 moat , Pie 30c Djer Kiss Talcum......24c E <a a YASPER CAMP oh Sarit ure st which was filled with new | z 2 - “ 1 Washes faster, 6 Easily adjusted Maytag next week. 4 Test it in 2 1 Pauls H 89. — every way—compare it with 35c Enders Blades spare Sore 2 ae Soe oe. | Woodmen of Ame will Hold | Pennies for gold and Jewels ang Study Clay Modeling 2Washescleaner, — € your height. washers. ¥ pare tt with other, 4 t . Py 5. s Cre : ‘ { other trensures,. The childre t 5 d 30c Foley Honey and Tar 23c | 38¢ Ponds Creams. siuiu27@] thoir mooting on Monty evening, [Oe treasures... ‘The children at: || § Fascinating! Thrilling) 3 Largest hourly 7 Clothes can be ka Foorsiwlal Gian 20c |65c Ponds Creams...........826) Parary 1. af the Moose hall, Save) vcters, an follows || AN ART UNSURPASSED Pang y Penge Merce If It Doesn't Sell Itself 5 . ora y candidates be Int. . self, c Pi. A ated - Barbara Beers, Mother Goose; | . ‘ a out wi Don't K 50c Gem Blades +1100 | 35c panO Conyac ats lene eigetielee | ainiila Geoee Anne Covert, Little Miss Muftett; Ruth Joy Studio 4 Most compact — washerrunning. Keep It, , 50 Gillette Blades............ 40c | $1.25 Pinkhams Comp. $1.09] ine of the year, with all the ne Pitt Covert, Robin-a-Bobbin; Ward 7 washer made STub cleans {t- pity for Wyoming if erpect at| Beers, Sanimy Little Mouse; Leora || 142 South Durbin Street takes floor space i 50c Horlicks Malted $1.90 S.S.S. .... + $1.59) deputy tor Wyoming 1s expected to Hooper, Polly Pul the Hettie onj{|| CAs BENNER; Insteuctor only 25 inches elf 'y Milk .sssue43e | $1.00 Stanolax . ee Rt, ets Ae rr siatad | MRE AGdak Sonate square, PAIL metal 0c Java Rica \Powder cage 40c Squibbs Tooth Paste.,35c | !!* trip to den aa eer SCae aluminum vie Sat F : $1.00 Squibbs Oil. 85c | soe SERVICE CIRCLE Leda cag enue: ane q 5c : Freee SOCIAL SERVICE CIRCLE warp, rot,swell,~ stant tensions as, pene ie F ati 40¢ | 60c Syrup Pepsin . TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE WALTER W SCHOEGGI Gules uminum asner 5c Johnso aby - . MMAGE §. ne con- —— % == ——- ; gar nt ee os 20 Soe Thee Flower le,.,.22c | 4 ducted is oa foclal teevisd . 7 gos or Lea Conventently “ED” kusy Payments 65c Kotex 48c| 60c T: hes Dewi - aes! circle of the First Methodist: Epiaco: Royal Academy, Vienna, 1910 ‘orld Leadership gs nents 7 3 saa pc Lyrees Fowder... 1 church on ‘Tuesday, February 2 $1.25 Kremola $1.05 | 75¢ Vick, Led ; ° " : : icks Vapo Rub... at 915 North Durbin street 50c LaBlache Powder ....42c 50c Wildroot Shampoo....42c 60c Wildroot Tonic. Teacher of Violin Conservatory Course — COMPOSER CONDUCTOR Beginners and Advanced Pupils ROOM 507, TOWNSEND PHONE 2500 $1.00 Lucky Tiger Hair To A7c S ENTERTAINMENT IVE WOMAN'S Asgociation of the A First Christian church delight fully entertained on Friday evening at the church, Lind and Grant Ave nue, having as thelr special guests the entire force of the Troy Inundry, After an informal reception, the fol. 1500856 $1.00 Liquid Arvon 89c | 4 10c Life Buoy Soap, 2 for 15¢ Bo 25c Listerine Tooth | Paste |. es 20 Gc Listeri:te "4 Over a thousand Drug and Toilet articles on sale every day at Pep's at prices BELOW the so-called Regular Prices, "sextremer MAYTAG SHOP oes: Always in Char, vs Salt ocosk Oh ag Demomtruenend 113 E. First St. Casper Phone 960 EDGERTON GHEE ‘VICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Pho “a 4