Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1921, Page 10

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NNE, Wyo CHEYE July plan by © WIMBLE William T meet F this stunning black canton vship tomorrow. ] | i i Elaborate Program Arranged for International Visitors Includes ; Trip to Histon |e rm Battleficlds rr ss be de ve Pi he oe oe ~ fe e< e be in in a in st ace ¥ ath bg unknown soldier} jj Ps © Ar Triumph | Py ° > 4 c an of x French I € = robe is 3 Denver attend ing nterests of the| Midwest Refining company ae « Miss Ryan Loses | i | i 1 Challenge Cup WIMBLEDON, July 1—(y ‘The Associated ° Press}—Mile Suzanne | Eengien retained the British turf court women's singles tennis cham- Plonship by defeating Miss Eliz h Ryan of California in the chall¢ oJ round here today j Mile Lenglen won in straight rted strongly and for as if the match would E The stellar play of! the remarkable little French. woman, | however, proved too much for the oballenger as the match progressed and the result was never in doubt after the middle of the first set | In this set Mics Ryan won the open- | ing game which went to deuc Lenglen won the second game | but Miss Ryan took the third, also went to deuce. ‘Then the French | woman, playing to her best form, ran out the set, winning five straight. | Miss Ryan seemed off her game to-; ward the close of the set, frequently , i hitting too strongly, while Mlle Leng- len made her service tell and placed nicely, her backhand work being par- ticularly admirable In the second set the champion dem-| onstrated her superiority in all depart- Ments of the game. She used the backhand consistentiy and made few| mist i r | Randolph Lycett and Max Woosnam | - 4 : 3 7 4 : ; 3 ae ESR eS Potato Flakes -414Steaks Parties Salads Picnics Kish Luncheons Soups Dinners Always Fresh in the Air’ Package go Your i If your office is hot and stuffy you can’t do ef- ficient work. Business may be good but vital- zy lags. Westinghouse electric fans produce a won- derfully cooling breeze ——they make your of- fice an efficient busi- ness place ——a place where big business can be done, The 12-inch oscillating fan is very econcmicai and gives you a fime breeze. Natrona Power Co. Phone 69 - SLAYERS ADMIT i KILLING DRWER. Blame for Murder of Louis Failer of Cheyenne Definitely Fixed pet announced that Walker ac raile a pistol | is July 1.—| Philadelphia, | champion, will on, the South Afri t, in “the challenge round of 's singles in the British cham soing fine| 1 Boston y dropped Che Casper Dally Cribune | TOWN OF MILLS MAKES ; PROGRESS, RESIDENTS | At the present rate of increase population will probably double ing the next year. Three stores @oing « lucrative business in the |Construction company among ments, }per and Denver, has scared up an-| The immense gravel beds owned by Jother covey of Mills’ and the other|{he Mille brothers is a valuable as-/furniture store. day took a trip with William Mills 'mege use on te hoe cee ns | Amoas: the things mesded by {to the town of Mills, where Thomas }and James Mills were discovered. | These brothers are the owners of the streets. newspaper as well as 8 complete Mills Construction company and the .@,.¢ : proprietors of the town of Mills on! the Platte river, west of the Midwest refinery, which has been christened with the family name. range as it may seem the ances- of the Sheridan Mills brothers the Casper Milis brothers came yi from the same locality on the auld sod and when they came to America eettled in Pennsylvania. Later both Yamilies : ‘ved west to lowa. While the two families have trailed each rom the time they first pulled kes in Ireland, family records early disclose relatic Hard Wheat Plush Flour Made from choice “Turkey Red” hard wheat, grown on the non-irrigated lands of eastern Colorado. new town Thomas and were busily engaged in oi f 4 new electric dredge and It is impossible to produce a better flour at any er, and were ust loading first run of washed gravel, plant w 1 handle 1 price. My Boo MoM Metin De dose Me Mood Every sack is guaranteed to give satisfaction or and at the many < S AY S DDAOSD MMAR Mr. Washington's refining process has eliminated all the woody fibre, chaff and ‘by-product matter which you have to pay for in roasted bean coffee. G. Washington's Coffee is pure, refined coffee — with all its goodness, strength and richness. Each cup made to order. Dissolves instantly. No coffee pot needed. Each can of G. Washington's Coffee is equivalent to ten times its weight in roasted bean coffee. — | Measure the cost by the cup—not by the size of the can Always delicious, healthful and economical. i Recipe booklet free —send 10c for special trial size. A et el (ee) COFFEE ORIGINATED BY MR: WASHINGTON IN 1909 G. Washington Coffee Refining Co., $22 Fifth Ave.. New York City ‘ MADE INTHE CUP AT THE TABLE DUMDDOLOADODIDODODDBARUORDAND ODO DIOD a Richards & Cunningham Co. THINK RICHARDS & CUNNINGHAM WHEN YOU WANT THEBEST Pn to ste te tn Ba tecte a aX Mr MP Hem Just Received a Large Shipment of Me - oe so eho ato-ae-ate-st oo o - o o e, "e os oy - = 5-48-44 oF oS resto es 3 eae ss 5 oe a o 5 Posts re te % 44 - > ‘ O44 io ote - oe - oo o 0-4, ee s 4, oe o o> Q o+, 5 s We can supply your needs in Leather Bags, all’sizes. Prices reasonable. 0 SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY SILK HOSIERY Regular $1.50 Value, Black, White, Brown and Blue At $1.00 Per Pair Se o "e 4, fo! 2 ee > Dy my oso es o> R eS 0-95 2 " o> 2 rar % Mrs. Lyne, representing Butterick Patterns is:with us this week. She is also taking subscriptions for the De- Me aM “ot * ro as ™ 2, cS lineator, at $1.50 per year. You save $1.00 by giving her your subscription. ~ ae o oo so-48 2 RD reas — "z made use of in hard surfacing of the}town are a state bank and a weekly The town of Mills is now about|ter system; but these will no doubt two years old, and has 800 residents.!be established in the coming months. ES ——_———EE— <4 Osta taste tetievicitesetea te totebetotetrtrtrtebebetets Pot Poot % MoM Aesteaeafoage-ate-afe-efouiehe clo aleatectoetectesteete-ate-ece-tteste-ste-iee seo ale-ase sie asea te ele see ite ae-4le see aie eco ete FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1921 the dur- pee = bryo city. A three-story hotel with electric Nights and baths is full to PREDICT BIG FUTURB)|\i2'ttostet Szer'cty oa se ‘an office building for use of the Mills also the contemplated improve- while a fireproof store build- ling is urider way. ‘This is to be used |to house the posioffice as well as a the wa- Bos: yards of grffvel in ten hours’ 3 rt-| time. The san avel is picked’ 4 money cheerfully refunded. ASK FOR PLUSH when slug-| up in the bed of the Platte river and >| ordering flour. conveyed through an §8-in pipe + the top of three huge steel hop-| FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS rs, oF containers. “On the way tol ese hoppers the gravel or sund is| 3 = Supt” wadneaSwn ase atlé ~~ Farmers Flour Mills Co. taken out. Besides supplying the] ¢) jdwest and Standard construction | BERTHOUD, COLO. y hundred yards of 4 ! = rge quantity ‘is PPO OOO PPS EOE as % | | 100-Ib. Sack Sugar . sent to Des Moines in the Western league and Ernie Jeanes. an outfielder, CLEVELAND, Jtily 1.—The release |to Galveston. H. L. Kime, former of three players fs announced by the|Ohio university southpaw, has been Cleveland American league baseballjsent to New Haven, Eastern league. club. Guy, Langstroth, a right handed | ————_—_ ns ‘The Tribune—— {om semi-professional pitcher was |———Subscribe for The W. H. Brown Market & Grocery PHONE 490 Specials for Saturday and Monday Best Creamery Butter, per lb., 37c Nutola,perlb.. . . - 25¢ Fancy Iowa Corn, can Tomatoes, No. 214 can Medium size can Pork and Beans, can _15e No. 2 size String Beans, 3 can 50 No. 214 size can Kraut, 3 cans -_- No. 214 size can Pumpkin, 3 cans____-- Sardines in Oil, 3’cans -___-_____-.--__ No. 2 size Tomatoes, solid pack, 2 cans_25¢ Early June Peas, No. 2 size, 3 cans____50c | No. 1 can Pink Salmon, 2 for 35c| Lunch Tongue, No. 14 size cans, each__33c Potted Meat, small size, 3 cans 25¢ White House Coffee, per pound _ Solitaire Coffee, per pound 3-lb. can Cabinet Coffee, Splendid Value for . $1.00 Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 2 packages ___25¢ Post Toasties, 2 packages No. 6 can Crisco, each No. 3 can Crisco, each CANNED FRUITS Gallon Blackberries _______---_-___ Gallon Red Pitted Cherries _ Gallon Apricots _-___-_____ Gallon Pears ___ Gallon Apples _ Gallon Peaches _______ Gallon Tomato Ketchup —_____ GANNED FRUITS IN SYRUP No. 2 Strawberries in Syrup -_________ No. 2 Red Raspberries in Syrup _ No. 2 Blackberries in Syrup No. 2 Blueberries in Syrup ___________ No. 2 Red Pitted Cherries -___ No. 2 Fancy Sliced Pine Apple No. 2 1-2 Black Cherries, Heavy Syrup .. . No. 214 Green Gage Plums __ No. 24 White Grapes No. :2soeseberries:. == =~... 5 Any assortment above fruits, 3 cans, $1.00 12-Ib. Sack Sugar . . $1.00 10 Ibs. New Potatoes, Fine, 50c No..Y4can Diamond Walnut Meats ___53¢ Tall can Milk, per case _---_________ $5.75. Mall.can Mik. so-cans) 78" 25c Small can Milk, 12 cams -____________ 90c Quart size bottle Vinegar _ __25¢ Creme Oil Soap, 3 bars _-____________ 25¢ P. and G. Soap, 3 bars __-___-_____ 25¢ Luna White Laundry Soap, 10 bars __50c Medium Sized Oranges, doz., 50c Lemons, per dozen, 40c and 50c ‘Also a Complete Line of Fresh Meat and Vegetables. Phone 490 North Durbin Street Building Materials We are equipped with the stock to sapply your wants in high grade lum- ber and builders’ supplies. Rig tim- ‘bers a specialty. KEITH LUMBER CO. Phone 3