Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1918, Page 5

Sinan oeetieas Wantads 12 o’clock is the dead-line for At the Iris Today ‘and ~ TRI Temotrow NO. THADE WITH TEUTONS, PLAN Defense Society to Obtain Pledges | from 20,000,000 in Two | Americas | —— ' HINGTON, July 8.—A_ boy-| cott against German-made goods, to which §t least 20,000,060 persons in the two Americas shall be pledged, has been started by the American De-| fense society. The pledge reads as follows: i “That I may not directly contr: ute financial aid to the German mil- itary policy, -with, its disregard of in- ternational law, its attacks on un- fortified towns, its massacres of the innocent and the helpless, its en- layement of free peoples, its use of gas and flames, its ignoring the Red Cross badge, its bombing of hospit- als and its torpedoing of defenseles merchant ps, I pledge myself nev any article made in Ger- many.” 4 Not only in this pledge being cir- culated thruout the United States, but it is to be put out all over Cana- da and all thru Latin America, The honorary president of the society is Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and the honorary vice-presidents include Da- vid Jayne Hill, Robert Bacon, Perry}; Belmont, Charles J. Bonaparte, John Grier Hibben, Henry hs and | Charles S. Fairchild. The American Defense society. will organize its commercial campaign against. Ger- many thru its 276 branches in the United States, Hawaii and Porto Rico, and is confident of obtaining the prompt cooperation of many other patriotic organizations as well. ceed. how 8 a BaD NAR TROPHIES ARE DoPLAYED Captures Made By Yankee Troops on Exhibition For First Time in Frisco IBy United Press] SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.— The first United States War Exposition opened here Sunday afternoon, sim- ultaneous with opening of the con- vention of the Associated Advertis- Clubs of the World. | Trophies of war. captured by the rican troops were placed on ex- ition for the first time, on San Francisco’s old circus lot. They in- whole carload of German helmets, hand grenades, trenc’ mortars, liquid fire spurier other paraphernalia, Theré German airplanes, shot d American flyers. A regular sham war will be s on the circus lot to show Ameri people, and especially the adverti ingmen how Uncle Sam does it to the boche. : Trenches have been dug, artillery and trench mortars set into position, | stening and sniping posts, dugouts, | pill boxes, and many other contriv-| ances of offensive and defensive war- are have been built. Trench fight- ing will be demonstrated by Ameri- can troops, directed by Lieut. Shaw of the Canadian expeditionary forces, Activities of every branch of the American army and navy will be dem-| onstrated. As a part of the spéc-} tacles during the two weeks several thousand troops in and about) San Francisco will participate. The sur_ vivors of the famous Canadian Prin- + cess Pats regiment will be on hand for a review. SOUND FRAME IS CALLED AUTOMOBILE FOUNDATION “One needs a glimpse at the Har- roun chassis to appreciate the com- bination of strength and simplicity which are such factors in this car’ performance,” declare officials of the Hough-McRae Motor company. “The car’s frame must be the foun- dation for these qualities. In the Harroun the frame is of stout chan- nel steel a full six inches in width harrow at the front, for short turnin radius, and wide at the rear to accom: modate a roomy body. “The frame itself frames a clean uninterrupted foundation for the -odv, eliminating the long sheet met- al shields which in many cars bridge) the gap between the body and the/ running boards, and allowing the run- ng boards themselves to be mount- ec on stout, brackets which run. the! entire width of the car, and also ac: © cross members for the frame.” ed ni | may , be (% I PICTURES RE Profram Filmed by Iris Theater to Be Re-Enacted on Screen This Week Motion pictures of Casper’s Fourth of July program will feature the program at the New Iris Theater on Wednesday and Thursday nights of this week. The camera man of the Iris stationed himself on the corner of the platform at the courthouse and from this vantage point he ob- tained pictures of every. one who cook part.. The pageant was also filmed from the stage while the cam- era, swept the audience time and again during the singing of patriotic airs. The spectacular floats .show up very clearly and the Greek patriots in uniform were filmed to good ad- vantage. A The picture comprises 500. feet of excellent film, made possible by the perfect weather and conditions which prevailed, and «was taken for the exclusive use of the Iris treater. It romises to hold a rare treat for local people as everyone within reach of the camera will be seen on the screen, CHAMP POOL PLAYER OF FIVE STATES IN CASPER C. B. Tripp, who claims to be the champion pocket billiard player of filinois and five other states, is dem- onstrating at the Exchange pool hall, under the Home hotel, this week and drawing large crowds. Tripp meets 1 comers on an even footing and has a standing offer of five dollars for any one who beats him. He also demonstrates. fancy shooting, in which he claims to have no peers. * LOST AND FOUND LOST—-Pinis.cameo pin, gold mounting. teturn to Mr. Adriance, care Trib- une. 6-28-tf STRAYED or STOLEN—One bay pac- ing hotse, head. on small star in fore- eft Branded .. shoulder, > ranch about two weeks ago. Ke. i for information or return to Tit ns , 644 Bucknun: street, sper, ; 7-5-6t LOS old face Octagon watch. 736 East Second. C. C. Young. 7-8.2t° LOST—One pair nose gla with reward of- C. Bretschneider, Oil Exchange Bldp NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE Gr ED. MILLER, ceased, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV letters of adiminist ion were on the first day of March, 1918, granted to the undersjgned in the above estate, and 1 persons having, claims against the uid estate are hereby required to hibit them, with the necessary vouch- n, about 10 days ago; ered. Return to H. pom 401 De by ers for allowance, to the undersigned administrator, at its place of busines. Number 136 East Second street, Cas- per, Wyoming, within six months af- ter the date of said letters, or they precluded from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be ) not exhibited within one year from the date of sald letters, they will be for- ever barred. D 17th, 191 ated June SHAFFER-GAY 2 Administrator. Pub, June 17, 24; July 1, 8. —————— 5 ; We Clean and Repair EVERYTHING Cash Registers, Sewing Machines, Guns, etc. We Sharpen Knives and Saws; Make Keys, Repair Locks. Bring Your Troubles to Us! GENERAL REPAIR SHOP 151 South Center, 8. COMPANY, EXEEERE EERE KERR ERI I RIVERTON LOTS Buy Them and Double Your Money, Main street lot, 1% blocks of depot, 2-22 sae, .--$2,000.00 A four-lot corner, one block off Main st__ A fine block in Burch addition, per lot___ Ashgrove addition, lots with city -water, sidewalks and trees; restricted . 456.00 We are making ASHGROVE the best residence district in Riverton. The EARL WARREN REALTY COMPANY 2,000.00 250.00 "I : : Riverton, Wyoming RM RHE BURE WANTADS C {FOR RENT—Two FOR SALE —_— FOR SALE—An li-room, gray granite house in Denver, four lots, near two parks, hot water heat. Further _in- formation by writing to owner, Mrs. R. J. Cary, 1731 Hast 18th avenue, Denver, Colo. 7-112 —————————____i._. —_— FOR SALE—Wil! sell my beauttful-pi- ano at a@ sacrifice rather this. ship. Galt from 5 to 8, room 314, Midwelr ae: tel. . 5 FOR SALE—Leather duofold, bed, chif- fonier, dining-room set, rug, laundry stove, heater, refrigergtor and child’s bed, 816 South Walnut. Phone BAe Sos FOR SALE—Four-room house and bath without fixtures; newly fur- nished thruout with best furniture ob- tainable, near refinery; all for $3,000 Will sell unfurnished for $2500; very easy terms. Inquire of owner. Phone 248d. 7-5-30t I FOR SALE—Bea.itiful piano, furniture, household” goods at a sacrifice. 125 South Pine. Phone 861M. 7-6-3t STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE Steam engi: tomatic ‘cut-of, er frame, t. dinine' er, flange 2 thick, faced for belt 14 inches wide; very ‘little used} together with all machine, wrenches, Inbricators and trimmings; 3-ft. driy- ing pulley on crank shaft;' 16-in. face, gdouble arms, also 6-ft. steel, driven wheel, 16-in. face, if wanted.’ All in first-class condition; $450 cash on foundation. Investigate. N. J. Jenks, 51S East Fifth Street, Leadville, ele. '-8-3e FOR RENT. ee FOR RENT CHEAP—A niee comfort- able sleeping room; close in; for one or two respectable Working then. Call 183 North Beech, 6-24-tr ;, Buckeye au- 7 Pe» gir for entiemen; Two blocks& Cen- ter St. «3. E. Linden. 6-17-tf FOR RENT—Nicely* furnished “modern rooms. 331 W. Second. 3-15-tf R RENT—Rooms bath; ee FOR One room, hot house, close in. RENT and cold water, nice Will rent to one man only. No, 156 No. Wolcott st. Rent $22.50. t No. 156 North Wolcott. 1 block from Midwest Hotel. 6-24-tf POR: RENT—Five_room, modern house, furnished for light ‘houseckeeping, suitable “for two families, “520 East Third. 7-8-3t FOR RED furnished, modern rooms. cond. B-15-tf 'T—Nicer: 331 W. FOR RENT—Rooms for entlemen; bath; reasonable. Two blocks Cen- ter.St. «817 E. Linden. 6.25-tf for gentlemen two blocks Cen- 317 East Linden. T-1-tf RENT—Rooms bath; Treasonab ter street. FOR RENT—Furnished rooms; close in; use of bath; rear door. — 307 West Second. 7-3-6t* — FOR RENT: — Two-room _ furnished apartment; also two sleeping rooms. 305 East Fourth St. 7-3-4t FOR RENT—} house; clos 823 South Nicely furnished two-rm. no children’ Phone 121W David, 7-8-t FOR RENT—One nicely furnished _ room, suitable for one man; room ad- joins bath. 1 North Beech. Phone 561R, 725-tf FOR RENT—Two oom, modern basement apartments: nicely furnish- ed: close in: no children. Phone 121W. 823 South David. 7-5-2 ‘OR RENT—Furnished bedroom; new, modern house. 515 Natrona. Phone solw. 7-5-2t FOR RENT—Will give six months.’ lease on five -room, modern flat at reasonable rate. Call at 436 East Lin- den or phone 78 7-5-40* $$ $$ it #OR RENT—Two basement rooms, fur- nished; electric plate and toilet; rent reasonable. 1116 South David. Phone 1655. 7-6-2t Furnished room for reasonable. FOR R gen- tleman; 414 Divine St. id FOR RENT—One nice, large, well-fur- nished room, sui le for batching 830. Midwest avenue. 7-6-2t* FOR RENT—Furnished front room ad- joining bath; $18 per month. South Walnut street. FOR RENT—Furnished room. David. Call evenings or Phone 264J. FOR RENT—Two furnished basement ;,rooms with bath. 214 South Grant. Phone 457W. 7-6-2t* , ‘T-—Three basement rath 808 So. rooms furnished for housekeep- avenue, west. 7 —_—__,__ HOTEL TULSA The most per, reasonable rooms in Cas- by day or week. 419'North Cen s i 7-6-2 T—Two or three light house- ‘ooms, furnished.” 719 East 7-6-2 ‘T—Two nice R light. house- »ing rooms. 141 North Lineoin, 7 . POR, RENT ‘oom house, furnished. 317 West Second St. 7-6-2t® FOR RE Modern, 3-room furnished partment; private bath, lectric ange. Inquire 236 Bast Second. 5 FOR RENT — BHicht-room, modern house: furniture for sale;'terms. 12 North McKinley, 7-8-4 ——$—$—$_—————— FOR RENT—Front bedroom in modern house; in. good location; gentleman prefer Phone 627J. 7-8-3" tENT—Strictly modern two-room ‘tment; also one single room. 73 Te FOR roon $3 per per month. 312 West 7-6-1t* Sleeping or $10 Park. FOR RENT—Modern, new bungalow Cali 414 CY avenue. 7-8-2 FOR RENT—Eight_room house; bath, modern, furnished. 414 y CY avenue. 7-8-2t¢ FOR RENT—Nicely room: bath, phon Maple: St. furnished bed- close in. 256 T—One good, 1-room house; furnished and electric lights. close in 10, M. Whisenhunt, 149 West Second St. Phone 361W 7-8-3t FOR RENT—Six-room, modern, furnished apartment. Phone 5: South Beech, FOR bas FOR ke also. Phone furnished house- * rooms with eiectric stovi #3 furnished, modern room: 25, 7 room’ apartment d-and unfurnished, near. re $22 South Chestnut. r furnis finer: FOR RENT—Rovom: bath; reasonadle; ter St. 317 for gentlemen: Two blocks Con BE. Linden, 7-8-tt light reasonable; uth FOR RENT— Bedroom with housekeeping privileges; girls preferred. 215 So Phone 728i. tables, FOR SALE—Five weit. pounds; two dray 804 South Waln FOR SALE—Electric ceiling fan. Wh ‘ 6- sonable. bargain. FOR -SALE—Tailoring, $450, All on the dollar. steel range, $25, alm $50 dressers for $30 and for $18, n fumed oak dining room set, one-fourti cost. oak writing desks, $10, ets. new pillows Rem show Monday only. ~ FOR SALE BUY FROM I can make the price and One new, 4-raom, complete One 7-room, modern cottage hi bin street. property and can mak. All these homes are in first-cla: right bargai, G. ©. COAK 111 East eran to an increase” Month, price on all lote® zised very ‘NOW AND DO: Over New in And a new increasing stead!!! . ing rent—on our building: pian. North Casper Ad y Jow Prices are for a short time only and : Hee without notice by only and are subject lounce 1e setae up every day, consequently the y and surely. Let us show you how you can We get you the lumber. FOR SALE THE OWNER ive the terms. « ly modern bungalow on South Park Ave. jome and garage on ( One 8-room, modern house and’; arage. corner let at Now I am talking ‘business. price and @ the price an pitol Hill. 45 South terms. I own terms to suit the buyer. tondition. See me and get a down- Dur- the ING, Owner Second Street. ? NORTH CASPER ADDITION Mae 318 CLOSEST N LOTS $175 No Interest, No Taxes the owners at any time. The Soon. UBLE YOUR MONEY! North Casper Addition Now alue of lots is stop pay- lon, the Best Value for Your Moncy. iberty Bonds and War Stamps accepted at face value, plus accrned Li interest. Phone 3813 . utensils. 412 North McKinley. FOR SALE—Re) new; reason; our work. blic “truck; price FOR SALE Beautiful brick home; Jot 60x140;| good cha fine residence district; clesé in; must | good Ber further information | ply. hay ash. phone 899W. 5-25- poe ee LE, Cea nd FOR SALB—Large size, English style 7-6-2t° baby cab, 414 Divine St. FOR SALE—Four-hole cook used only threé months; $1 North Jackson. )) FOR SALE OR for rent. 339 ¥ FOR SALE—Furniture. Dresse round dining room table, $15; mons.’ steeb bed, complete, $16 ‘thr burner Perfection oil stov 14; 9; est Secon: 31 $1.25. Rear of 626 South Ash. 7-8-1 FOR SALE—One 3-room room house and State hospital. trade. Jno. M. Whisenhunt, 149 We: Second St. Phone 361W. 7-8- FOR SALE—New kerosene hot wat. heater with $14. Phone 9: and one 99W, NOTICE Peopie who want to go to Lander take Burlington. to Bonneville and call | the Garrett & DaMington Lander for auto stage who will Lander, Riverton and return. ee SECOND-HAND MACHINERY 9 ne ton mills, rock crusher, concentrating | * Gyllenberg, Machinery Dealer, Baker, Cremeans saw_ mills. A. ———— 4 to 6 years old: weight 1100 to ood 3 “en, on: ox; will seii an: pa. ut. Phone 499-R. at the ewam. tor sal Phone 476. er; cheap, harness, two wagons for sale at S. Bradly, box Meut market in live town. d business. No opposition Reason for selling have outside inter- wate Which require all my time. Ox 247, Manville, Wyo. cleaning an essing; doing good (business; wi ell chiéap for cash if taken at” one dress box 247, M TTURE FOR SALE. One slightly used Wellington piano, taken on mortgage, cost sweet ne, will, take $125, 1 Kinds of good One f taken one hole st new. $2: $60 $10, $8 and $6. ne Ladies’ mahogany and goide All kinds of beds, mattre less than half p: office a given ton typewriter $ wall case, PEOPLE’S FURNITURE AND PIANO! * STORE Loans $5.00 to $50.00 on your Loan on chattels,’ Furniture, P| > Antos” L)fet Insurance "Secured Loans ‘special ‘attentio » Liberty Bon Fonfidential —————— BOR SALE—Furniture and cooking nearly ; too heavy for = Casper Storage Co. 5-29-tf | This is not a speculative co:pany, but|_ stove 152 ~6-3t* or LEASE—Rooming /§02W or cull house; also light housekeeping | ~6-3t" Sim- | e ; xis {| Brussels’ rug, $8; dining room chairs, | W four lots south of the | Ml take good car in pipes to attach to tank ool hall at ar- range to meet train and take you to; 6-25.tr° 16-tf| We are pi tt ONE: seven-passenger, 1918 Case’ ‘car in best condition; Ree gS) Ea EE 2d By FOR SALE—One L. C. Smith tynewrit- : See Adriance, care ‘Trib- ——— EES FOR SALE—Two teams, ‘two sets of P. O. 7-6-4 Manville, Wyo. 7-6-4t' Tugs sold at 2b¢ Imperial and Others piece uway. PAUL H. MOOKE, Manager. 159 South Center Street | WANTED | WANTED—Furntture. }, per Auction House, Call 602W. Cas- 208 North Sen. -t WANTHD— Wn caatanl 7-5-6t* | WANTED—The best salesman in Wyo- ming to sell stock in the Wyoming Building and investment company. —|one that offers the best of security to |its stockholders. No one but men of acter with high standing and business ability need ap- WYOMING BUILDING AND IN- tf|/VESTMENT COMPANY, LINCOLN, | NEBR. 3-4-t¢ ———— ay | WANTED—Clean cotton rags at The “| Tribune ‘office. Will pay 5 cents a pound. 2-16-tr CASPER Auction House w: auction your furnitu at 208 North Center. nts to buy Phone | dren; state rent wanted. L., care Tribune. | WANTED—Woman to do pressing and | repairing. Service Cleaners. 1 hone | 56. 7-8-3t Address ~8-3t* with 8-2t girl to assist oung housework. Call 131R. ROOME furnished rooms for rent. . Weeks, 147 North M MISCELLANEOUS Army recruiting stations at Denver, Cheyenne, Pueblo, ‘Trinidad, Colorado Springs, La Junta, Grand Junction, Du- Tango, Casper and peeios: Apply Mrs. ple 8 17-7-1-18 sonal effects. a a el el bt matched teams,| MONEY TO LOAN on salaries and per- to 1406 Room 4, Kimball Bldg. ive sets ‘good heavy harness: 6-19 one good Inquire NOTICE TO AUTO OWN pair shop is now ruady prepared to do-~ ali }auto repairing. Ail work gu East Side Garage, 624 foreman, Bert Tullis. HAND laundry open at street’ Monda; morning, July § ¥ me a# trial All work is guaran- Ella Lockhart. Phone 1G teed. TS |} AUTO Exchange. We will gu to sell r short time gét spot c 1d out ar to th corner Linden an ad how a NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF L. THORNHILL, ceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that letters of adiministration we on th first day of March, 1918, granted to the undersjgned in the above estate, and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to e hibit them, with the necessary ers for allowance, to the unde administrator, at its place of bu umber 136 East Second street }per, Wyoming, within six mont ter the date of said letters, or may be precluded from ny from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one r from the date of said letters, they will be fo: ever barred, 17th, 1918. Dated Jun 2 SHAFFER-GAY COMPA Administrator. Pub, June 17, 24; July ICTURE FIRS MIN Have just reeelved a full line of up- |to-dute “picture “moulding. Bring. in Your pictures for framing. 236 is Second, two doors east of post People’s Furniture and Pian i" De. ad n yr PANY 4, Kimball Bidg. | plain note: jarios and Fixtures. Notes. n. RS WANTED—A few desirable | Jast Fourth ARE YOU WANTING A HOME YOUR OWN? | | ! | | If se don’t fail to ea! | te your aGvantage | Five rooms and bath on main tioo with enclosed po all room! very large and well arranged }many built-in features, including ma: sive fire p in living room; fi or on us, it will be | | r, are ie living rooms, coal room, furn: ce For m | and store room in the |is 660x140 with an east front jal grad sewer connection | $7,000. We can handle this |small’ cash payment, and t | monthly. n’t fail to inv tainly nice ar t to suit asement; d we you. W are at your servi ing. | Small, five-room hous: without the fixtures. Built-in featur Jin the kitchen, plenty of closet ro the location is South Durbin stree |the price is only 33,000. On the |iest terms, including the hou | pletely furnished with new an |selected furniture. The pr | nished is $2500; $500 cash, and t the rate of $50 per month } c. BR. WARK & Real Estate Hentals | 200-201 0. S. Block HARRY FREE The Lot Man finished rooms in aundr Owner = his bun Low ornia, 4 with om bung floors, bath room, } ot in the best res' the city. Price uk f One-room house on a full near 1. Price 0 balan hospita like me a big ba rent. It is FOF Fiye-room how finished in basement veniences, unfurnist ur-room hous: Beech street; $35. Three. Ec with all three room Unfurnished, ¢ furnishe: NOTICE OF CONSOL TY 2D OIL COMPANY DIVIDEND |, The above named company will pay dividend of two its reguiar quarterly per cent (2 pet.) on July th, 19 {9 stockholders of record on July 15t } 1918. OIL CENTER LAUNDRY et the Oil Center T clean. Bundle washing a s Phone 992W. fait =1 DOCTORS | DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentis Second Floor, Wood Building Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. | | Lady Attendant Phone 333 Casper, Wyo. Office Hours, 11 to 12 a. ma 2 to » T to S p.m. Residence, Henning Hotel, Phone 540. Office Phone 637 Cc. E. HENN 10. Specialist. Gynecology and Vencreal Diseases GER, M. D. Building. Dr. W. A. Myers Dr. I, N. Frost DRS. MYERS & FROST Office former Mokler residence door east of postoffice. Phone 736 I MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. jician and Surgeon | | Special attention given to obstet- ries and diseases of women and children. Blackmore Bullding Phones: Office, 30; Ree. 104 DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Rohrbaugh Building Office Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence | | Dr. Lathrop—Residene: PRIVATE HOSPITAL | 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 J. H. JEFFREY, D. C. Pb.C. Chiropractor Office Suite 207 O. & S. Bidg. on a very Our car is wait- nd bathroom ik Phone 440 } |OWN YOUR HOME AND SAVE PAY- ING RENT |} $4000 with $500 down, rest like rent} will buy a modern, 5-room low, well ar- $3,- lot, modern con- ROYAL- ndry keep you -~ -- Telephone No, 543M -_ _- __ OF a t. is n= i. h n. as on a. 18 h, ii| re] Cheap and Effective—That’s Tribune Wantads ——_______s HAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-5 Wyoming Wyoming NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-310-311 Oil Exchan Bldg. | ALFRED R. LOWEY Attorney-at-Law. 302-303 Oil Exchange Bldg. MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Casper - - cau Wyoming GEORGE E. McDONALD Architect Fitth Floor 0. 3. Bldg. Heavy Re-inforeed Wire-proet Construction a Specialty SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS | MONUMENTS | Marble and granite monuments, | mausoleums, vaults and all kinds { of cement work. Get my figures on a cement block garage, 18x20. Bungalow roof complete. ROBERT SIMPSON | 221 E. Second St., Opposite | Postoffice. modern in two blocks] | 6-24-tf J Phone 665-J. + On d™'dF 2:|¥, ED—Furniture. snew. Cas- LL OR tePet Auction House, 208° North. Sen: WRITE CASPER HEATING e- | | ee and ‘, LL pay spot casn for Liberty bond.| SUPPLY COMPANY t . 4, Kimball building. A we ee Work. arm Air and Hot Water Heat- | “f Eo pees 3 in, ANTED—Gentlemen for a _ing. | board in private family. HARRY FREE | Fourth and Pine. Phone 836J. BU] WANTED—Dressmaxiuky plain ee tenieas |S > | WANTED—Dressmaking; plain and!457 g Center hong RAGw er} fancy. 815 South Center. Phone 151J. | 157 S. Center. Bhpno AAW { McEVENY & HARKNESS 7-5-8 ance | _ Electrical Contraetors. babs 5 Ta RE SURGES Ok, GF Ss aE Buys a nice two-room cottage, prac. Wireing, Repairs and Fixtures. tay ser as eo aecenvar in) tieally n ite nice looking; city wa Phone 896W. Res, Phone 756W } rooming house or hotel. toilet in house. This little hous ¥, C 397K. located in one of the best 136 South Center. ee - Casper, about four b' WANTED—Chambermaia. Center street, near Park avenue, sur-| 4>——————__________.. trona hotel. lrounded by $6,000 and $7,000 homes: WANTED— Girl oor woman Der month. This house can be rented J. york. 32 So an eech, easily for $35 per month. Consideri its location, it is a bargain and | Plumbing, Steam and Hot-Water | worth more’ money. 3 ’Heating a Specialty. | WANTED—To rent 3 or 4-room, unfur- cA t REALTY Co, Jobbing of all kinds promptly nished house; couple with no chil- Paul H- Moore, Manager attended. Shop 645 South Wolcott. Phone 107W. DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects. Room 24, Townsend Bldg. Casper, Wyo. CHAS C. YOUNG Brick Work Contractor, Will do work outside of Casper. 36 E. Second St. Phone 962-W uU—___, GRAVEL ROOFING F. M. DILLON Practical Gravel Roofer Phone 402-W \ 306 East Sussex ——_ a ‘AIT’ | BILLIARD PARLOR La Congenial Place for Gentle men. Cigars, Tobacco, Confee- tionery, and Seda Fountain. i 2] 2 i. EE | Appointments by Telephone. | Telephone 470. | MISS DELIA LENEHAN ! Beauty Parlor } E. Burnham S: i Smith Bidg., Suite 11. NATRONA PAINTING | an DECORATING Co. G. A. JOHNSON, Mgr. 706 South Walnut St. Phone 586-M. THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Leaves Midwest hotel daily, exc: Sunday, =¢ £:30 8. m., for Salt | Leaves Salt Creek to return te Cas. per at lp. m. Trips made to all oil camps. Fare, aye way, $7.50. G. W. WARMOTH. ‘Prop. S. W. VALLIER Chiropractor Speciziist in Chronic Diseases Omfice Suite No. 210 | 0. & 5. Blag. Phone G97 J.efringhouse. 6-29-12 SS Ez —s STORAGE Household Goods, Pianos, Bte. Storage House on Burlington Tracks 8 CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING CO. Ede