Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 19, 1918, Page 7

, 1918 <== FRIDAY, JULY 19 Yclock is the dead-line for WF wie DISTRIBUTED IN GARDEN CONTEST Winners Announced by Council of Defense Chairman, After Sur- vey of Results During the Past Week Aided by all the powers cf nature and much careful attention the war gardens planted and tended by the hool children of Casper have grown and prospered in such a manner that judging which gardens are better than the others has been no small job, but the committee appionted by Mrs. Henry A. Johnson, chairman, for this purpose has awarded the prizes, which are various numbers of thrift stamps, the total amount distributed being $40.00. The committce consists of C. M. Hawke, Mrs. Alex Weber, Mrs. Wal- ter King, R. L. Carpenter. and Ag- riculturel Agent John C. ,Hayes. Those who won prizes may secure the stamps by calling at Mrs. Henry A. Johnson’s at 745 South Beech street. CENTRAL SCHOOL Fifth Grade First prize—Effie Shiley, 432 North Jefferson street, eight thrift stamps; second prize, Lester Herbert- son, 426 North Jefferson street, six thrift stamps; third prize, Gertrude Kirkham, 438 South Durbin, Sixth Grade irst prize—Harry Champion, 315 North Pine, nine thrift stamps; sec- ond prize, Andrew Boyd, Kimball ranch, seven thrift stamps. Seventh Grade First prize—Clarence and James Smith, 245 North Pine, ten thrift stamjs; second prize, Grace Brown, 216 North Pine, eight thrift stamps; third prize, Fern McKissick, 583 Euc- lid street,, two thrift stamps. PARK SCHOOL First Grade First prize—Francisco Diambrosio, 1114 South Walnut, three thrift stamps; second prize, Ruth Dobson, South David, three thrift stamps; third prize, Harvey Kearner, South Center street, two thrift stamps. Second Grade First prize—Violet Phillips, Reser- voir hill, five thrift stamps; second prize, George Merino, North Casper addittor; three’ ps; third prize, Bernice and Don Benson, 145 South Spruce, two thrift’ stamps. Third Grade First prize— Ruth. Scott, 626 South Durbin, six thrift stamps; third prize, Vivian Wonderly, 945 South Walnut, two thrift stamps. Fourth Grade First prize — Beulah McGowen, 1137 Boxelder street, seven thrift stamps; second prize, Mary O’Con- nor, 542 South Beech street, five Stamps. Fifth Grade First prize—Bodine Dismuke, 326 th Beech, eight thrift stamps; ond prize, Mary Mullin, 525 South cr street, six thrift stamps; third prize. Elden Burket, 459 South Ash, two thrift stamps. Sixth Grade First prize—Clelia Dyke, 916 South David, nine thrift stamps; sec- ond prize, Estil Hatkins;’602 Senth Oak, seven thrift stamps; third rrire, Mollie O’Mara, 857 Soutty Walnut, two thrift stamps. | 7°" -* cies Seventh Grade First prize—Howard = Brow-in~ 506 South Natrona, ten “thr? mps; second pr'?>. Vclm> Gorkley £26 South Oak; e’ght thif, stamps; third prize, Demarest Smith, 140 Elm street, two thrift stamps. oo ‘HUMAN VERDUN’ LIVES ON LEAD DIET, THRIVES IRy Unlted Presey ’ LONRONS July -19.—Brie. Gen. tarton da Wiort, the Human Verdun, broken into the c¢frualty list ain for jhe ‘tenth’ or 13th ‘time. His latest wound entsed the London pa- pers to'Jeave off positive vtatements and begin estimating how many times he has beena casualty. General de Wiart-is a Belgian in the British army. ‘He holds the Vic- torin C¥ogs.’ His latest photograph shows onty foud wound stripes, but if he wore all he is entitled to wear, he'd be too conspicuous,’ MARKS OF SINN FEINERS ARE SLOW TO DISAPPEAR [By Associated’ Press, _ DUBLIN, July 18.—The ing of the houses in Dublin. ruined during the Easter rebellion of 1916 1s proceeding very slowly. More than 200 houses were destroyed, and not pore than 24 have so far been re- built. rr Jn the the fires, house has main cans, th te Se Cen J rebuild- main street devastated by O’Connel street, only one yet been finished. The e of the delay has been © Sreatly increased cost of ma- ials and the difficulty ef procur- especially timber. ; SAGE STRAIGHT TO THE PEOPLE Si SALE FOR SALE I FOR RENT—Nicely furnished modern -_— e a4 HARRY FREG rooms. 331 W. Second, ‘8-15-tf The Lot Man. FOR RENT—Nicery furnished, modern ’ A FEW SPECIALS WORTHY OF VOoUR! - rooms, $31 W. Second. © B-15-tf 7 . EARNEST CONSIDERATION. = FOR RENT EVERY ONE A FOR RENT—Nicely rurnished two-rm. . BARGAIN gon Ouse; closes tio children, Phone 121 room eurnishiea aber Precis This young nian is getting ready to 28 Southy Pe yaa. -5-(f| Washington Bt. aie, |: ik Be . Ror zack TRE OWNER A BUNGALOW HOME OF SIX |leave with the boys for Heslin in the FOR RENT—Rooms tor. gentiemen,| ,Hour-room cottage, electric Ughts:} tetman Take tee fee sive Te ROOMS AND A SPLENDID Lar cetbatccrmeedatatalsin yea aeee bray epee Ap Ri per ae ate One new, 4-room. completely mod- he leaves. This is a modern bunga-| ter St.” 317 B. Lindon.. 7-8-tf| | Five-room, modern, and three injern bungalow on South Park Ave, GARAGE Jlow with full basement and two voor bafement Ceround floor rooms, furnish- | + One 7-room, feacern cottage home —- |fintshed, coal room, st) FOR RENT—Modern roo; + block. b ; 2. and- Ze on Capito! z i The choicest location in the city. | laundry’ t lev = 15 , : 3 aundry” room, fur east of Midwest hotel. (a: 206 Nu. nigh Sf Sg rt peo peg eset: i TE This home is modern to the last min- large porch, all mode Beech St. or 329 East Tha §: Y-341°| Vetaware and Durbin. 1 ee FOR REN’ apartment; niswed~ siuigi Fone Yur. New, two-room, furnished trietly moder: ; also fur- room. 736 kL. Second 7-12-10 a FOR RENT—Four réoms and hath i: basement. Apply 153 No, Jackson or call 3434. Falg0f FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeviu, rooms; rear $u/ so sleeping rooms. Call at West Second. 7-18-60" OT FOR RENT—New, 8-room house, t wo families; modern; $40 and. $20.’ Eust Dever and Lonnie Brae, South Buuer addition. 7-13-01 FOR. RENT—Pooms for gentlemen: bath; r enable. Two blocks ‘Cen- jter St. 317 LB. Linden- 7-15-tt FOR RENT—Garage space for one ‘Ss. Apartment 449, Phone 830-M. J. For k T—Bungalow, eight and laundry; three rooms in ment. 425 South Lincoln St. FOR RENT—Two or three mode houskeeping rooms; close in. 4 (No. Center St. Hotel ‘Tulsa, 7-18-2t° | two o>artmen ton. 1 rooms base- 7-16-51 rr 7 FOR RENT—Nicely furnished roome | with batt 00 Her week up. River |View hotel. "225 Norin Center. 7-18-3t | | il |NOTICE TO AUTO: OWNERS—Our re- | pair shop is now ready fer buxiness We are prepared to do all kinds of jauto repairing. All work: guaranteed | Bast Side Garage, 621 Last Third,-Shov foreman, Bert Tullis, 7-6-1 il | eS Se eS |For RENT—Two-room shack in rear 144 North Wolcott St.; furnished. In- jquire of H. ©. Townsend, 163 N. cott. Phone 462. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms; also rooms for light housekeeping. Call at | 547 West Second or phone ee sis | FOR RENT—Two or three light house- Re rooms; furnished. Psd aris rst. - FOR RENT—Large, nicely turn shot || bedroom; bath, phone.” 256 ‘Soutn |Mample S T17-4t? |FOR RENT — Cottage. Two large rooms, pantry and closet, lights ana water. Apply 249 South Beech St. 7-17-3t* FOR RENT—Light housekeep!ng room Phone’ 215M: ~ 329° South Maple. T= 17-4t FOR RENT=Two™ rooms; ~furnishea complete for housekeeping; g00d_lo- cation. 644 Bucknum. 7-17-3t FOR RENT—Furnished baseme: nt; mod- ern. © Apply ‘Tripeny’s Zectionery. pply Tripeny pnety. |FOR RENT—Three-room apartment; modern, 716 East Second, 7-18_2t* = | FOR RENT—Furnished room, upstairs; bath adjoining; $4.00 per week; $15 | per month. 304 No. Park. 7-18-3t* | FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for | ght housekeeping. Phone 257... | for one RO 18-3t* FOR TENT Modern ‘room for slegp- ng or it ousekeeping; £090 oO cation. 1137 South’ Davids 7-18-2t- FOR RENT—Purnished, modern room for gentlemen. 538 West Seana airy room, Call at 824 FOR RENT—Room, suitable or two gentlemen; close in. Second. FOR RENT—Laree; able for batching. west “avenue 7218 FOR RENT—Three-room house; hished complete. 336 No. Mek, fur inley. 7-18.21 FOR PEL Modern, furpishea Phone 793W.. 226'South Pine. room. FOR RUONT—Rezsonable price, 3-room house, nice and: convenient, | lights ond water -in; no‘ small children: - See house after. 6 By Jon Sunday. Yei- low. house on hill, 3 blocks suuth of State hospital, Sheridan Height: « Ke Rucker, .+ 2 clos FOR RENT—Room with bath ana “jue Lt itupes fen shed, on bi ef lot. $66 Norin Jefferson. 7-19-31* FOR PENT—Pour-room, double house furnished for two families. Call 416 le North Pine. 19.3t* CONGRESSMAN MONDELL FILES ils PETITION CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 19.— Congressman Frank W. Mondell has officially filed his candidacy for re- election on the Republican ticket. Secretary of State Frank H. Westcott received the petition yesterday. F. E. Lucas is a candidate for re- election as State senator from John- json County on the Republican \ ticket. William Platt, Republican, has filed for the office of State representa- tive from Goshen County. Robert E. Kennedy has entered the race in Washakie County on the Republican ticket for State representative. F. O. Osborn, of the Hillsdale pre- cinct, is a candidate for the State lég- islaturé from Laramie County. He filed on the Republican ticket. J. Le Jordans i only Democrat th ffic that filed’ for. of He lives “at Underwood,: and ‘desires’ to’ be State} treasurer. SOR TIRE Sor a ah aE [ James Simons, who’has been .with the National Supply company for the past two years, will leave in a-few days for Springfield, Ohio, to visit Two-room house, Sheridan Heights; unfurnished. Two or three basement rooms, part- ly furnished; Park avenue, south: 14-room house, furnished; South Wolcott. New, eight room house; 4 rooms on ground floor, and 4 rooms in basement (which is especially light, and well ar- ranged); bathroom on each floor; south frontage, splendid view; building in rear; could use either as small house or garage. This place for either rent or sale. .Three-room house, unfurnished; Mc- Kinley St. M. P. WHEELER. 7-18-2t FOR SALE FOR SALB—Four-room nouse and bath without fixtures; newly fur- ‘ished thruout with best furniture ob- tainable, near refinery; all for $3,000. Will sell unfurnished for $2500; very svsv terms, Inquire of owner. Phor> 2485. 7-5-30t OR SALE—At your own price, furni- ture of all kinds. 208 No. Centar @ FOR SALE—ttepublieG truck; nearly new: reasonable price; too heavy for our work. Casper Storage Co. 6-29-tf eee OE Sd a FOR Bae rire ‘well_matched teams, 4 to Syears old; weight 1100 to 1400 pounds; five sets good heavy harness; two good 3%-incn wagons; one good dray box; will sell any part. Inquire 804 South Walnut. Phone 499-R. 35-t ONE seven-passenger,” 1918 Case car for sale; in best condition; terms rea- sonubie. “Phone 476. 6.26-tf FOR SALE—One L. C. Smith typewrit- er; cheap. See Adriance, care Trib- FOR SALE—Casper property, worth $50,000, can be bot for $15,000, with cash payment of $6.000 or will pay ten ber cent on $6,000 for one year for use of money; property free and clear. Ad dress Opportunity, care ‘Tribune. 7-12-6t ————————————— FOR SALE—Shetland pony, colt, good set of harness and new basket bug- gy; come early and pas @ bargain; will sell cheap. Inquire Grand Central Liv- ery barn. 7-12-6t oe Tee Ee FOR SALE—A beautiful piano, Victro- la, refrigerator, and other furniture. 125 South Pine. Phone 861M. 7-13-6t FOR SALE OR RENT—Four-room house, unfurnished, corner Hagen and Center, North Burlington addition. 7-13-6t* FRAMING Have art eS rull line of ap to-date ‘pieture moulding. Bring in your pictures for framing, 236 East Second, two doors east of postoffice. People’s Furniture and Piano fees: tf FOR SALE—Five rooms of excellent furniture, including feet and sun porch furniture; house for rent. Appiy 911 South Spruce. 7-16-tf FOR. SALE CHEAP—Practically new bedstead, mattress and springs, and four-hole_ kitchen stove. 405 North Durbin.- Loveland rooming house. 7-16-3t* FOR SALE—Four-room house; full hesement and 2 lots, 60x140. 444 No. MeWiniey. se 7216-50 ———— FO" SALE—New, five-room bungalow; fine location; terms. Phone mete -16-5t vor SALE—Five-room house on Chest- nut St; partly modern; cheap for cash. 830 Midwest avenue. ~ 7-19-2t ——$—$—$—$—$—$—$$ $$ _ FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICE—Of- fice furniture, consisting of desks, chairs, rug, typewritter, etc. Address Box 3, care Tribune. 7-17-tf FOR SALE—Baby carriage; good con- ion; occupant has had'no disease. 82M. Price $10. 7-17-3t® FOR SALE—Complete set of encyclo. pedia Brittanica, bith edition; same 1s new. 644 Bucknum. T-17~4t FOR SALE—Genuine leather, fumed oak dupfold davenport, Vernis Mar- ‘ni bed, springs and mattress, chiffon- r. 4-burner. oil stove and oven, new beater. Phone 713k. 7-18-2t* FOR SALE—Two-room house on Chest- rut St.; partly modern; cheap for cash. 830 Midwest avenue. 7-18-3t FOR SALE—Furniture for four rooms; chea house for rent. Inquire 154 No. Lincoln. _, = FOR SALE New and slightly used, high-grade furniture at half price ‘for next. devs. (High-grade pianos at price on payment plan.) Office niture, rugs, kitchen outfits, machines. Will trade for your old or pay spot cash used goods, (Walk 3 two dollars.) two doors east of postoffice: 7.18-2t — FOR SALE—Underwood “typewriter: Phone 789 or call at 218 N.-Grant-St. 7.19-6t% FOR SALE—Lot and two-room tent- house: electric lights, water, shade trees. furnished; at a bargain. Dunn ané Grace street, North Burlington ad- dition. 7-19-29" FOR SALE—Furniture of all descrin- tions. Owner leaving for army. Will coll by lot or piece. Address 822 So. Walnut. 7-19-6t* ————— FOR SALE—Five-room, modern house; two fnished rooms in basement Owner leaving for army and will sell for $370) with $600. to $700 down, Ad- Gress) sta "Souk Walnue, 7-29-60" FOR SALS—Bed, sanitary couch, heat- er, chiffonier, dining room.’ table and chairs. laundry stove and large mirror, Phone 769M. 816 So.-Walnut. POTS neti akeh Coneaes Casper ‘i Teaiy i n 16 ;times, “and / hi broken’ every engagement herself. ¢ 4M. Clemenceau, premier of ‘France, has fought more duels than any other man in Europe and has his relatives before entering a train- ing camp in the East. come out of them with scarcely a. scratch. i eS SF fF fg a op em ae are ute. A choice home for particular peo- | can make the price and terms to suit pi. he Buyer Shown by appointment only. KING, Owner G. C. COA T11 East Second Street. RANCH—Are you looking for a food ranch? grade proposition to offer. 3 We have a strictly, high- acres irrigated lands, 7 miles from Roundup, Montana. On main line'oft C. M. St. Pp. R. R. Extensive, modern improvements. Good prospect for oil. Owners leaving for war. Bargain price. FOR SALE—One of Casper's best residences. If you want a fine, modern home, it is cheaper to buy than to build. are normal. FOR SALE OR Now is the time while prices TRADE FOR AUTO—Splendid three-room house and fur- niture at 8 ice price. | Owner must leave for war at once. FOR REN’ lodern, four-room house on East Third street. Three rooms laundry and toilet in basement. Will leave some furniture in basement. JAMES H. BURY REALTY COMPANY. 128 West Second Strect. me 186-5. IN: ANC Ph REAL ESTATE su Tt FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A FINE BUNGALOW, 4 ROOMS AND BATH UPSTAIRS; FINISHED ROOMS IN BASEMENT, LAUNDRY ROOM WITH TUBS, FURNACE, E ERYTHING MODERN; LOCATED ON SOUTH LINCOLN STREET; FIN LARGE LOT. $4600, SMALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN FURNITURE GOES WITH THE HOUSE. IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN REAL ESTATE, WE HAV PLATTE VALLEY INVESTMENT Co. Rooms 203-203, 0. 8. Bldg. : TAKES IT. $ IT. Phone 8-w. $2500.00 Galh, balance $100 monthly will give you immediate posses- sion and deed to investment property that properly handled will net you from $300 to $500 monthly, according to your ability asa landlord, Neat refinery. Will take in a good car, Cadillac preferred in this deal. This property contains 20 rooms and large dining about 40 people; large kitchen and a room’ for the cook. dishes, range, os. all go with the property, NATIONAL CO-OPERATIVE BUI at 1 room, seating arorninurel and DING Co. 7 South Center St., Upstairs. Phone 989, a ated near the high seno ovo, with only paid lke rent. $500 cash, 3 New, 3-room house, | finery’ district, cement plastered, lot 50x130, well con and must be seen tobe apprec only takes $100 to swing t balance to be paid like fur your home and sav high rent. , FOR RENT Five-room house, unfurnished; new, on Lincoin avenue; Five-reom with ‘bath, refinery district; $35. Five-room house, unfurnish Walnut St.; 1 year lease; $69. Four-room house on North Wolcott 0. in besement; ed on St.; $60 Three rooms furnished; Sherid. Heights; $35. @wo-room house, unfurnish $ ASK FOR JONES. HARRY FREE The Lot Man. | Real Estate Jnsurnnce Rentals Investments So. Center St. Phone 896-W. of party the thirty-s non-skid tir moved from Or will pay $ which will result in conviction of par- ty or parties who forced ent D garage and remoyed tire, tub from car. W. FH DOCTORS 8S. W. VALLIER Chiropractor Specialist In Chronic Diseases , Office Sulte No. 210 0. & 8. Bldg. Phone 6973 DR. MERCER DICKERSON Rehrbaugh Btdg. Residence, 2 th Pine St. Anastheti pecialty, a } Phone 803 eS ee | DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor, Wood’ Building Office Hours: 8:30 to 5. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- pointment. Lady Attendant Phone 333 Casper, Wyo. Se ey | Office Hours, 11 to 12 a. m., 2 to | 5, 7 to 8 p. m. Residence, Henning Hotel, jone 546. Office Phone 637 Cc. E. HEN RGER, M. D. 2110. 8. Builai Specialint. WANTED—Man to take care of a lawn.| Call 111. Hast Hugo. T-1T-4t | ——$—$—$——————— | WANTED—Bo¥s to carry paper rou must be not yonzger than 12 y of age; don’t apply Unless you are re Mable ‘and can” be depended upon Steady employment as long as you dc liver the goods; good pay. Apply © culation manager, The Casper Tribune. ANTED WANTED—Furniture. Call 602W. Cas- tone Auction House, 208 Woxth, Me ar HHH | WANTED—Woman helper in_ kitchen | of boarding hou 706 Midwest ave- nue. 7-18-3t | WANTED—Woman for general house- | work. Phone 419W. 7-18-3t) ———— | WANTED—Girl for general housework. 744 South Wolcott. Phone 812. | WANTED TO BUY A four or five-room, modern house, between $3500 and $6000. I can pay $900 to $1000 cash and can make good WANTED—Men’ for pipe-line work. | monthly payments. I would buy a good. ABH -|.,toom 518," Oil “Exchange building. lot if the price is right. Give full de- Midwest Refining ¢ # py tails with telephone if you have one Address of Tribune. Mra; | TORR S Velguenn, © Se7? | ANTHD!—= Competent houselideper: good cook, desires position. 7-19-1t* | MISCELLANEOUS 1 LOST—Suitease in postoffice. Return to Casper Storage Grocery compar T-18-2 HI | —$—$—$— | LOST—Large, black leather purse with | name of Sinclaire, Independence, | Kansas, stamped in gold letters on in- Wore coments Fars wore T-lfegts | side, at or near Sprague rooming house, - | containing considerable money in bills. | WANTED_Younge man, 17. to 20 yeara| Liberal reward for return to Tribune | of age to learn §& to 60-cent. busi-|Cffice 182 ness; «reat chance for a future. Met- iS stt| FOR TRADE—160 acres good lanc SRRQUES ERE ysP SOscRREIatOrS: sett Colorado, trade. for Casper ty. Phone owner, g68R. 7 YOU should try our special lunche } Waffle Kitchen, ¥ WE sell cars spot cash for a 11:3) tilt 2. 15 V Second St. -14-tf] Come and see us at Lin ma jter street. OUR specialty these warm days, Waf-| fle sandwiches, light lunches, ° all) fresh fruits in season. Waffle Kitchen, | 115 West Second St. 6-14-tf) WANTED—To buy good, Auto Exchange 7-19-2t* MORE THAN SKEPTICAL | | = } “Well, Dic second-| , how’s business?” said Buildin nabout; must be in| veling salesma eeting ar Office Phon 29. hand Ford ru t b "Ad. one traveling salesman, meet ng a LL athe pay ee “Is good condition and reasonable. - | Other. era | ea to dress Ford, Tribune. 7-15-tf* | “Rotten!” was the answer. “How! WANTED—To. rent, modern house, is it with you?” ‘ oe four rooms, bath; couple, no chil; “Fine! Simply fine! On my last WYOMING HIDE & METAL dren. Box C., care Fribunes _7-19°2t"| tin Fsold one man a $6,000 bill and COMPANY: WANTED—Laborer to rebuild cesspool; another one $5,000.” Highest prices paid for Hides, A aar os, te tinge Lop Ol) BtoGk: aitists | “So? Well, I think I ought to get Pelts, Wool and Furs, Copper Bilape Shope’ IRS: on a commission on those sales.” |} Metals, Rubber, Rags. Old Au- YOUNG lady wants clerical ‘and typ-| «wy “i re tomobiles Bought and Sold Ie penLtibN Grex Derlam ona ae b. Whaddye mean, You ‘ought to get] @ ners 255M Cakpan, Wyo: C., care Tribune. 7-17-4t* |a commission on those sales? “ ie AUTOS for sale. We have but few cars| “Sure, I ought to. left. Come and sey: there, they are; met me, you real bargains. Auto Exchange, corner soc, 93 Fy of Center und Linden streets. 7-19-2r" “em.” —Ex, wouldn’t have made! 08 Notes. tion 1 > wie If you hadn't @eeceeecesoooeosoooooooooos Gynecology and Venereal Diseases Cheap and Effective—That’s Tribune Wantads am} HAGENS & STANLEY art: Lawyers at « 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. BA Casper - - Wyoming tmb tent GEORGE W. FERGUSON =i Attorney-at-Law oc a ike Phone 196-3 Ver Cas Bein ie i pe per Wyoming the he W. H. PATTEN — og Lawyer na Smith Bldg. Phone 21-3 — —_ NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bldg. ALFRED R. LOWEY Attorney-at-Law. 302-303 Oil Exchange Bldg. P REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER Real Estate and Insurance Casper - - « - Wyoming GEORGE E. McDONALD Architect Fifth Floor 0. 8. Bldg. Heavy Ke-inforced Fire-proot Construction a Specialty and Marble Monuments and Markers, Vaulix, Mausoleums, Curb- and all Kinds of Cemetery SIMPSON - Opposite P. O. ne O65-J. 221 East Se CASPER HEATING an SUPPLY COMPANY Everything in Metal Work. Warm Air and Hot Water Heat- Phone 836J. | Fourth and Pine. ' McEVENY & HARKNESS Electrical Contractors. Wireing, Repairs atid Fixtures. Phone 836W. Res. Phone 756W 185 South Center. > J. DONOHUE Plumbing, Steam and Hot-Water Heating a Specialty. Jobbing of all kinds’ promptly attended. Shop 645 South Wolcott. Phone 107W. DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects. Dr. W. A. Myers Dr. I, N. Frost DRS. MYERS & FROST Office former Mokler residence door east of postofiice. Phone 736 MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Special attention given to obstet- ries and discancs of women and children, Blackmore Building Phones: Office, 30; Ree. 164 DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER Rohrbaugh Building Office Phone 54 Dr. Foster—Residence_ 45 Dr. Lathrop—Residence. 116 PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 J. H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.cC. Chiropractor Office Suite 207 O. & S. Bldg. Ser . 543M __ __ Telephone No. 5. Office, Room» 1 NOTED ROYAL EGYPTIAN PALMIST —-Reveals the past, present and future,. tells. the planet under which you were born, lucky or unlucky; the business. you. are best adapted for; when and how you will marr explain all love agairs; tells how to heal sick- ness, and how to overcome all of your troubles; how to overcome your enemies and difficulties, and the things that have been a mys- tery for years, no matter what your troubles may be—this lady can help you. Call at once, for she will remain here but a short time. Residence 326 West Third Midwest Addition. street, Room 24, Townsend Bldg. Casper, Wyo. — CHAS C, YOUNG _ Brick Work Contractor. Will do work outside of Casper. 736 E. Second St. Phone 962-W GRAVEL ROOFING F. M. DILLON Practical Gravel Rooter Phone 402- 306 East Sussex TAI BILLIARD -~A Congenial Place for Gentle- PARLOR men. Cigars, Tobacco, Confec- tionery, and Soda Fountain. - 7 vrrrye Appointments by Telephon: Telephone 470, MISS DELIA LENEHAN Beauty Parlor Burnham § Bldg., Suite 24 MACHINE SHO BUS Lester & Lefringhouse, °. THE REO SERVICE STAGE LINE Leaves Midwest hotel daily, except Sunday, at 8:30 a. m., for Salt Creek. Leaves Salt Creek to return to Cas- per at 1 p.m. Trips made to all oil camps. Fare, one way, $7.50, G. W. WARMOTH, Prop. —_ STORAGE Household Goods, Pianos, Etc. Storage House on Burlington Tracks CHAMBERLIN FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING CO. REPAIRING We Clean and Repair EVERYTHING Cash Registers, Sewing Machines, Guns, etc. We Sharpen Knives and Saws; Make Keys, Repair Locks. Bring Your Troubles te Us! F. S. KOCH. GENERAL REPAIR SHOP 151 South Center. eee steams enemas eed