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THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY EVENING, FE BRUARY 19, 1918. Page Five winter in California and no doubt a number of representatives will be at the rodeo from this city. 00 Tonight at the Iris. Pays to Advertise." Presented by students of the Natrona County High School. Be there.

0 mO The Rev. Robert R. Marquis, who has charge of the Sunday school extension work in the Sheridan Presbytery, will leave Friday for six weeks' trip to New York City to deliver a series of, lectures and stereopticon views under the auspices of the Presbyterian Sunday School Board. 0 The funeral of Mrs. Charles Titus will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Shaffer chapel.

Interment will be made in the Casper cemetery. 0 Herman Nichols died Sunday afternoon at 2:80 o'clock, after a short illness of pneumonia at one of the local hospitals. His mother from Carterville, was at his bedside when he passed away. The body was taken to the Chamberlin chapel, where it was prepared for interment and will be shipped this evening to his former home at Carterville, Mr. Nichols was formerly chef at the M.

cafe. ACME RUBBER CO. OPENS BRANCH ON WEST FIRST The Acme Rubber Company of Denver, has opened a business establishment in Casper at 121 West First street under the management of E. W. Sharp and W.

C. Harned, The company has installed up-to-date equipment for repairing tires and is also exclusive agents here for the well-known Knight tires. Mr. Sharp will be in charge of 1 the tire repairing department, having had 15 years' experience in this line and has been connected with several of the largest tire manufacturers in the United States. With his skilled work he believes that he can save local tire consumers hundreds of dollars a year.

Mr. Harned is well known here, having been in the furniture business for several years. He has given a close study to the rubber tire industry and believes that the agency for the Knight tire will be a success here. REGISTRANT OBJECTS TO BEING TERMED 'SLACKER' George Egich, a boiler cleaner at the Midwest Refinery, who was published in the "slacker" list com. piled at the Sheriff's office, called at The Tribune today and exhib.

ited his card which showed him to be in Class A of Division 1, and therefore his name appeared in the slacked list thru error. Young Egich has been in Casper five years and declared that he is ready and willing to take up arms any time Uncle Sam wants him, and very much resents being classed as a slacker. GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY TO GIVE TEA AND MUSICAL AS BENEFIT FOR THE RED CROSS AT KIMBALL HOME The Casper branch of the Girls' Friendly Society in Amreica will give a Red Gross benefit tea and musicale Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wilson S. Kimball, at 133 North Wolcott street.

The hours will be from, three to six o'clock a and a musical program will be given at ntervals duting this time: On account of the food situation a Hoover Tunch will be served, a and those who desire sugar for their tea are invited to bring the sugar with them. Mrs. B. B. Brooks, an, honorary, associate of the society; Mrs.

J. Beiderman and Mrs. Hugh Li Patton, associates, will preside at the urns. Members of the society will serve, dressed in Red Cross aprons and caps. A number of workers from the gauze and bandage room present in costume, and will demonstrate the making af a Red Cross kit.

The decorations will be in keeping with the, National holiday preceding the day of the tea, George Washington's birthday anniversary, with the added touch of realism given by the Red Cross costumes. Among the excellent local talent who will be on the program during the afternoon are Mrs. H. C. Bretschneider, Paul Bachellor, Miss Bruce McLean, Miss Frances Flannigan, the Rev.

R. B. W. Hutt, Mrs. James W.

Burns, Dr. C. W. Thomas, Miss Nora O'Mara, Mitchell Carter and Harry Daly. The price of admission at the tea is 25 cents, or as much more as one cares to give, the proceeds to be given to the local Red Cross chapter to be used in obtaining supplies to carry on the work here.

Pm Annual Ball of Casper Fire Department Friday Friday, February 22, is the date set for the annual ball of the Casper firemen, and it will be held in the Ma-1 sonic Temple. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock, the music to be furnished by the Iris Orchestra. F3 Mrs. J. W.

Burkett, who is in the East doing her spring buying for the Burkett Millinery shop, has sent some very interesting creations in millinery from Moorehead Jardine, The Rouak, Mme. Chekanaw, and the L. F. Castle Company of New York City, all well-known hat shops. They are now on display at the new location of the Burkett shop at 122 North street, the office formerly occupied by the Henning plumbing shop.

Miss Helen Petersdorff, an instructor at the State School for at Lander, was the week-end guest of her sister, Miss Martha Petersdorff, superintendent of the Wyoming General Hospital. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE "TWO' PIPPINS" No. I- -Corner lot 60x140, alley, five blocks from postoffice. Ideal location for apartments or flats. Price $2,750.

No. 2-Lot 60x140, alley. Located on South Park. Excellent residence lot in exclusive district Price $2,000. See GEORGE G.

CHANDLER CO. Hustlers" Associated Bldg. First and Wolcott Second Floor Phone 701-J Hotel Arrivals At the Midwest Harry Gant, Los Angeles; S. Seely, Lusk; W. R.

Robinson, city; J. E. Peterson, Glenrock; C. D. Henning, W.

Power, Salt Creek; K. Cook, eity; Charles Hare, George Pascoe, Parkerton; T. A. Hall, J. L.

Marquis, Arminto; F. E. Calhoun, Billings; H. Kollenberg, Denver; J. M.

Kibben, Sheridan; Phil Goldwater, Denver; M. Dean, city; John Williams, Denver; Harry Boyer, Billings; Thomas Kenney, Thermopolis; L. A. Hall, Alliance; V. E.

Stanley, city; C. E. Brewer, Sioux City; R. L. Jones, Denver, M.

Hantz, Thermopolis; Chas. E. Taylor, Edmonton; F. M. Knapp, Denver.

At the Henning W. W. Brown, T. J. McDonough, Billings; Mr.

and Mrs. M. Ryan, Thermopolis; E. M. Gibsen, St.

Joseph; T. A. Towne, Denver; S. Knappe, T. C.

Frey, New York City; Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Keough, Muddy; R.

A. Guihen, F. H. Brown, Charles L. Bailey, Denver; R.

A. Mohn, Minneapolis; G. Cartberg, Seattle; P. Thermopolis; A. J.

Curtis, Billings; P. Badaventz, Denver; Andrew Bergguint, Duluth; A. Hoffman and wife, Denver; W. B. Jack, Boston; Charles Kleeman, Salt Lake City.

High-grade hand-tailored men's suits at actual cost of making. L. C. Moore. SPECIALS for WEDNESDAY ORANGES 18c per Dozen, 2 Doz.

35c APPLES $2.25, $2.50 Per Box Extra Fancy Skookum Jonathans $2.50 Per Box Remember we carry a full line of Oil Center Bakery Goods White's Grocery "It Pays to Pay Cash" 115 East Second Phone 505 A ATTENTION Walk a Block and Save a Dollar JUST RECEIVED TWO CARLOADS OF NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE Cash or Credit YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD PHONE 368W CASPER NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE STORE H. L. Chamberlin, Manager 110 David Street Across the Street West from Shockley's Garage. Out of the High Rent District Page Five at the Iris Pays to Advertise." Presented by students of the Natrona County High School. Be there.

OF Miss Ada Flynn of Eagle Grove, Iowa, has accepted a position as stenographer in Mayor Leper's office in the Smith building. Miss Flynn was formerly with the Citizens' State Bank of Eagle Grove. 00 NO "Carney" Peterson, sales agent for the Casper Motor Company, sold an enclosed Buick Six to Mrs. 0, Ramsey and a Buick Six-45 to: Wilbur Foshay, the sales being consummated Saturday. The muslin room in the Odd lows is in need of Red Cross Workers Tuesdays and Fridays from 9:30 a.

m. to 5 p. for bandage work. Telephone Mrs. C.

Carlisle, No. 387, for further information. Tonight at the Iris "It Pays to Advertise." Presented by students of the Natrona County High School. Bel there. E.

A. Harrington of Omaha, an expert shoe fitter, has accepted a position with the Bootery in the Building. 0. at $25. L.

C. Moore, Tailor. $40, $45 and $50 tailor suits Mrs. M. E.

Sanford has returned from Chicago and other Eastern points, where she purchased many beautiful spring styles in ladies' headgear which will be on display directly in her new shop on the ground floor of the Building. Tonight at the Iris- "It Pays to Advertise." Presented by students of the Natrona High School. Be there. 0 Pa On account of the High School play being given this evening at the Iris Theatre, there will be no meeting of the Boy Scouts. Girls' Friendly Society will meet as usual this evening at 7:45 o'clock in the basement of the First Presbyte-1 rian Church, when final arrangements will be completed for the Red Cross benefit tea and musicale which will be given Saturday afternoon, February 23, at the home of Mrs.

W. S. Kimball, at 133 North Wolcott street. The winter rodeo of the Wyoming Herd will be held at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles, Saturday, March 2. All Wyomingites are invited to attend, bringing their lunches.

William Owen is president of the association, while Eva L. Hanson is secretary. There are many Casper people spendng the 9:8 Nashe.