Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT VOL. 1 ON AUTOMOBILE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PICNIC The Mills Presbyterian church will unch and convenances. the church at 2 p. m. whero the com | mittee will have cars ready to take them to the grove. Then at 4:30 p. m. the cars will again be at the church to take out the men folks. A cordial invitation is extended to While Riding With Friends; Funeral to Be Held Sunday. Sorrow has been brought to the rela- friends of Margaret ars obd, wife of L. tpt adden passing at night while in an auto which ‘was being rushed te a local hospital fort to save ‘her Itfe. 18. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sunday school hour, 10:30 to 11:30 a m. Evening service § p.m. Charley Alien, son’ of Mrs. Tox evening suffering with a very nday at attack of ‘tick’ fever. Mr. copal immedintely treated by Dr. Hanson 1/and ts now on the road to recovery. is now resting at | However the quick action of Charley's ‘friends and relatives in getting him 3 to town and under the doctor's care meant the saving of his lfe. young | = in this city. | A LETTER. hers of the/ Deer Friends: The other day a fel Geceased ivania, the old| ter went and wahted me to change my! jhome of Mrs. Marts, and the state in| moniker. Was scairt folks wood think ‘which she was born March 14, 1872. |it were him. But seein’ as bow we and Mrs. Martz have lived in|don’t atm to hurt nobady’s foelin’s ine years. Mr. Martz is|and Ifkewise seain’ as how no Mo or the pipe department af/ Mac has nothin’ to do with what this Refinery, which position | here Mar say I don't guess we'll both- the has held for a very long time The|er bout lookin’ fer another handle. famfty resides at 923 South Ash street. Yours awfully, NEW HOTEL PROJEGTED st “FOR THERMOPOLIS TO HAVE 0 OMS, CLA THERMOPOLIS, Wyo, July 4— MBpecial to The Tribune}—H. -F. Far-| turned to her home Monday afternoon ret, ese Walter W. Ahisch-| sfter a week's visit here with her sis- Jager, Inc., of Chicago, has been in| ter, Mrs. G. E. ‘Thermopolis for several days tn the| ppliccc interests of a projec’. for the building] T,onard Hays and his-mother, Mrs. of a modern hotel of 500 rooms and|sinys of Mitchell, Neb. are spendin has succeeded in interesting a number|a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. of business men. ‘Erakebill. Mr. Hays and his mother The Ahischlager concern's specialty are en route to Levell, Wy. is the erection of hevets. They have Mrs. M. J. Culp returned to her home at Livingston, Mort., last Sun- day after a week's visit here with her daughter, Mrs. O. N. Patterson and son, Montie Ricketts. Mrs. Culp 8 called to Mills by the serious in- y to Mr. Ricketts in the recent k fire. Mr. Ricketts is improving wiy but will be confined to the hos. pital at Jegst two weeks more. Miss Rose Steinle of Dousgias malt be Casper Daily Cridune WAS. IRTZDIES(s=) THE, MILLS NEWS (2&=) MILLS, WYO. , JULY 14, 1922 PLAY GROUND AT SCHOOL. ‘The work of clearing off and level- sive a plenic at the Allen Dairy grove/ing the east half of the school block next Tuesday, July 18. AM those ex-| has gotten well under way this week }pecting to attend will kindly report to|in preparation for the new Mills Mrs. H. B, Brakebil! so that adequate |®choo! play ground. Equipment for a arrangements can be mmde as to) b#sketball court is now on the ground " Tt is planned | Teady to be set up, and Mr. Robertson is Stricken With Fatal Illness that the women and children meet at! hopes to see many other play ground |appurtenances added in the near fu | ture. GMbert Algiers and famfly left last Denver everyone,| where they will visit with relatives. whether a member of the church or|From Denver they will proceed to not, to participate in this picnic./ points in the east, thelr final destin- Don't forget the day—Tuesday, July|ation being their old home in Pennsyl- (Thursday in thelr car for | vania. Douglas, Monday mott Mr. an dren of home las! visit here with Mrs. y. J, Flynn. Neb., left for their Burns’ sister. Mrs. FE. M. Boyle and daughter. Mrs. Otto Van Cleave, with the three Van Cleave kiddies, returne! Sunday afternoon from Mrs. Boyle's home- stead where they had been spending a few days. An eight and three-quarter pound boy was born to Mrs. Olga Ward Thomason last Thursday, July 6. The (young man has not yet been named. NEW FOOD FOUNDRY. Robert Avery has had Frank Bea- dotn at work the past few days con structing 2 counter of copious dimen- sions im one corner of the Union Pool hall. Short orders, “fresh from the kennel” hot dogs, home grown ples and the finest blends of Mocha and Jaya will be featured in a lst of edibles to be served across this coun- ter at popular prices. Mr. Avery has imported a good chef from Denver. to preside over this end of the bustMes and will be prepared to handle all hun Ery comers by Saturday evening. Mrs. Hazet Carter returned fatur- day from Cheyenne where she has been visiting with her mother for the past two week. Mrs. Carter motored through in her new Essex car, the return trip being made in a day. architects and engineers and in addi. tion to a number of hotels at Chicago, have several further west and are do. ing the preliminary work for the build ing of a modern hotel at Cody, this state, Eastern entrance to Yellowstore park. i The attention of the Chicago firm was called to the need of a modern hotel! here, Inst year, when one of the members of the firm vistted the-cele- rated Big Horn hot springs here. Every year increasing numbers of wDeople are coming to Thermopolis, seeking health at the hot spirngs and @leasure in the wonderful Rocky CMountains and beantifal (ef this Tittle city. Hence, tt is xppar- ent to those interested tn the jthat a large, modern hotel would be }& profiable investment as well as a ‘Wonderful converience here. ‘This year more tourists are coming %©°Thermopolis than at thts time at “ny season of the past. ‘The rush was amticipated, however, and ample ac- gemmodations are provided for all. purities? 5.5.8. is one of the createst bleed-purifiers known. Try it, 2; 0 eT The Talk of § ft The Town |~ Because our AND CHILDREN. Owing to Our Limited Store Space We Ask WESTERN SAL 220 South Center St. Three Big Clothing Stocks in One Hundreds of people bought. They are our boosters. Bargains Are Incomparable Everything For Men and Boys A COMPLETE SHOE DEPARTMENT FOR MEN, WOMEN Buyers and-Sellers-of Bankrupt Stocks Opp. Wyoming Theater Goodbye Boils! S. S. Will Rid Yoa of Boils, Pimples, bas Tok ov ny th A _bofl is a volcano,—your blood is fo ciuuck full of poisons that these “boil” out into = boil, ‘They'll keep “boiling up” eae 2 y_ them complet of th all drug stores, in two sizes. Ger size is th Why? he Mills junior baseball team the West Casper boy team last y afternoon, 21 to 20. According orts it was a warmly contested and grandson, Jun- ay, after a week’s| Did you ever notice how often one finds a big spod with a smaller one of the small potato class and separate our little town of Mills from the neighboring city by insisting that we have a Northwestern railroad station of our own? With our own depot we can then grow up to be a big spud. as it were, and enjoy all the afvan- tages of an enterprising American city, independent of all other nearby commrunities. Let's think this over— ake a good look at all sides of the. question and then act. Surely wel all agree that 2 town witb a popniation of 800 persons is entitied to its own railroad depot and service. AUTOIST VERSUS TEAMSTER. About 3 o'clock Tuesaay afternoon Charles Anderson driving a Chevro- let_car bearing Wydming license No. 7430, in attempting to turn out around and a toad of gravel, at the jon of Benton avenue and PT ie 7 hole, Bachelor Club Excellent Board and Room $12.00 Per Week. Shower Baths. Men Only. 230 N. Park. PIGEON’S EXTRACTS Almond Is Popular Pigeon Tea & Coffee Co. Phone 623 Phone 1736W Mrs. Vance, Prop. To Replenish Your CHINA: CLOSET AND TABLE Visit our China Department and see our full line of Glassware'and China. The patterns are prettier than ever before in Nippon and Haviland China. Open stock or sets of 40, 60 or 100 pieces. Tea Sets and odd pieces, stiit2ble for gifts. CAMPBELL 1478S. Center 00000000000000000 HARDWARE. CO. Phone 425 with colored stripes. Saturday only, per pair. You to Shop Early! ES CO. A fine line of LADY BETTY _ DRESSES Of Tissue and French Gingham, Organdie trim- med. All sizes’and of Imported Gingham, from $2.25 to $4.95 PHONE 1981 CHILDREN’S HALF SOX Highly mercerized, in plain dark colors or white Sizes 5 to 7%. Saturday only, per pair. PURE SILK HALF SOX. Beautiful Hose, in pink white or canary. Sizes 5 to 714. % . Specials for Saturday at the New Store Casper Dry Goods Store WE ARE HERE TO PLEASE—GIVE US A TRIAL Page. 2ains. We have grouped-our Summer Dresses together. cales and Ginghams, together with White Middy Dresses, trimmed in fast colors. Sizes 2 to 12. Rompers of various colors and materials. Boys’ Wash Suits, white and colors. Values up to $5.00. * All for Saturday only, each... In our Children’s Depart- ment you will find real bar- Some pretty Crepes, Per- . $1.39 3c 69e SPORT HATS New shipment-of early Fall Sport Felts In bright colors. Lot1 $2.48 Lot2 $2.79 SATURDAY SPECIAL NEXT TO WIGGINS i <a byes: SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Serpentine Crepe in checks, wre 19e@ Amoskeag Gingham in checks, plaids and plain. Per_ yard Rimes 6 French and Tissue Ging- ham. 36-inch. Per yard inch 48e Visit our Bargain Remnant Counter. Bargains galore. Casper Dry Goods Store “QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES” 120 E. SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce nfyself as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of Natrona County, for the two-year term, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the regular primary elec- tion, August 22 1922. Earl C. Boyle POOOOOOO0O0046606 [Political Advertisement ] $O6660606¢66000000 ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner of Natrona County, for the four-year term, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the regular primary elec- tion, August 22, 1922. Tomatoes, fancy, per Ib No. 242 Tomatoes, solid pack_ ft No. 214 Empson Pumpkin-___ aa No. 24% Empson Hominy__-_-_ Any Way No. 2 Green String Beans__---| you want No. 2 Sifted June Peas__+____ To. No. 2 Pork and Beans__-_--__]. 6 Cans No. 2 Fancy Iowa Corn_______ for No. 2 Small Onions__________ No. 2 Beeis --2-__--_--__--_- $1.00 Tall canis Milk, per case. Tallcan Milk . ‘GALLON FRUITS Blackberries, solid pack, per can_____ $1.00 Loganberries, solid pack, per can ____$1.10 Sliced Peaches, excell 2nt grade, can___90c Sliced Pineapple, per can_____ Argo Corn Starch, pkg__..____.____ 10 bars White Luna Soap P. & G. Laundry Soap. No. 1 Pineapple, per can. FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922. TWO FINE OFFICE ROOMS RIALTO THEATER BUILDING Formerly Lyric Bldg. Reasonable Rent. Webel Commercial Co. Rialto Building Charles A. Cullen W. H. Brown Grocery and Market : Phone 490 Best Creamery Butter, per Ib____~_---- 38e¢ Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen__________30c 98-Ib. sack Hard Wheat Flour__-____$4.15 48-Ib. sack Hard Wheat Flour____-__$2.15 24-Ib. sack Hard Wheat Flour_______$1.10 Extra large Jumbo Canta:.upe__2 for 25c Good size Standard Cantaloupe, 3 for 25c Fancy big Red Plums, basket. Extra fancy Lemons, dozen_________45c New Potatoes, nice ones___12 Ibs. for 50c Large pkg. Crystal White Soap Chips__27c Advo Coffee, per Ib__ _-39¢ Lipton Tea, 14-Ib. can_ Baker’s Cocoa, 14-Ib. can___________23¢ Baker’s Chocolate, 1-Ib. can________ 23¢ SMALLER SIZE CANNED FRUITS IN SYRUP—SPLENDID VALUES No. 2 Loganberries in Syrup, per can___20c No. 2 Blackberries in Syrup, per can___25c No. 214 Fancy Pears in Syrup, per can__35c No. 214 Peaches in Syrup, per can__-__25c No. 24 Pineapple in Syrup, per can____30c No. 24 Apricots in Syrup, per can__ No. 2 Pineapple in Syrup, per can _ No. 2 Strawberries, per can . AB 10 cans $1.00 _-16 bars $1.00