Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1918, Page 7

Pero Miri : FOR SALE FOR SALE | * NOTICE OF DIVIDEND SECRETARY OF NATRONA COUNTY RED GROSS UNIT SUBMITS FLATT Expenditures for Mercy Work Run High; Big Results Here” The results obtained thru the ef- forts of the Natrona County Red. Cross chapter, briefly reviewed in! Thursday’s issue, are of great inter-| est to hundreds of local members| and in corder that they may gain a} more explicit idea of the magnitude of the local mercy organization, the report of the secretary as submitted at Wednesday’s meeting is published in full as follows: Report of the Secretar: September 11, 1918. the Chairman and Executive Committee: Immediately following the organ-}| ization meeting held on April 11, 1917, the Executive Committee, pro- ceeded to the appointment of chair- men for various committees for the! prosecution of the work contem- plated for the Natrona County Chap- ter. All of the chairmen so appoint- ed took charge of their several de-| partments and made the necessary | arrangements for carrying on the work, the progress of which, and the result of which, will be enumerated in detéI in this report. During the period covered by this report, it was| necessary to change the chairmen of | some of the committees. Those who! have served and-who are serving as| heads of the various departments of | the local Chapter are listed below, | and a brief statement is made as to the work accomplished by each de- partment. First Aid Committee Dr. J. F. O'Donnell, Chairman and Instructor. Dr. J. C. Kamp, Chairman and In-! structor, (successor to Dr. J. F.| O'Donnell.) Dr. W. C. Foster, Vice Chairman. Miss A. Stoneman, Secretary and Supervisor. Public Instruction Committee Mrs. W. S. Kimball, Chairman. Dr. J. F. Leeper, Vice-Chairman. Miss A. Stoneman, Secretary and Supervisor. | Miss Grace McDowell, R. N., In-} structor, E. H. and H. C. of S. Under the jurisdiction of the two above mentioned committees were a umber of classes held for instruc- tion in first aid and elementary hy- giene and home care of the sick. The First Aid Classes were con- ducted by Dr. J. F. O’Donnell, and classes in Elementary Hygiene and Home Care of the Sick were con- ducted by Miss Grace McDowell, R. N. Miss Grace McDowell was em- ployd by the Chapter at $125 per month. During the four months of} her stay in “Casper a_ number of classes were instructed in her de- partment, and there were sixty-one diplomas issued. On account of Dr. O'Donnell entering into the service of his country, and Miss McDowell into another department of Red Cross work, the classes under these two committees were discontinued. It is the desire of the Mountain Divis- ion, that this work be continued, and| arrangements should be made as) soon as possible to resume the} classes. In the absence of Dr. O’Don- nell, Dr. J. C. Kamp has agreed to continue the classes in First Aid| instruetion. The Chapter has on hand the necessary books of instruc-| tion used in both of these classes. Civilian Relief Committee M. C. Clarkson, Chairman. (Sut- | To | jtrona County, which resulted in a Suppli rooms and homes. These rules have ee ere 18eg tet heen ae iil choerved an they | 4 should; erefore wou suggest | Knitted and other articles. 1074 thatiesch one ©? theap branches sia! Macalester e ee 30790 | auxiliaries be advised by a represen- tative of the Eexecutive Committee, ot the Extension Committee, with a view of giving proper instruction, and also ssisting them in their work. Work Rooms ' The following work rooms have been opened in Casper most of the; time during this period for the ac-| commodation of workers. Odd Fellows’ Hall, Knitting and. Hospital Garments. Residence of E. Richard Shipp,| Refugee Garments and Bandages. Mullen Club, Gauge work. Masonic Temple, O. E. S., Refugee A detailed statement of the above is attached and made a part of this report. The shipping of the above articles required forty large boxes. Receipt for all of these boxes was acknowledged by the Bureau of Sup. plies in Denver, and letters were re- ceived complimenting the ladies of Caper on their workmanship, as well as upon the quantity of articles fur- nished. . It is indeed gratifying thatt he lo- cal Chapter has such an efficient body of women to carry on the work of this important department, and it eeee Ught Suri ang Barnes. all for $100; Fieve 2° box: ‘uf Eeener._ yo. at ah : i —_—— EL A WiE-nere He ich for Cag- This committee is one of the most/ter in order that they may keep their nes) aN. important committees of the Chapter, | enthusiasm, and keep their organiza- . a Bids. as itvis responsible for the manufac-|tion growing. According to the rules ; ——o \ture of practically all of the articles}laid down by the National Organiza- s i required by the Mountain Division,|tion, all Branches and Ayxiliaries PEOPLE'S FURNITU! and the National Red Cross. As a/are required to send to the Chapter’s Two wee of Buta result of the activities of this com- Loree a eet oo ashore for| - itt following articl Z & hoped, xecu-| FOR 8. a maictee spear ee ee ae ce o Chapter will sup-| furniture, pimaoe eal oft arene * . % 5| Ply them with the necessary material | Will pay spot cash for used furniture Bee aun % aren to be manufactured in their work|9F *9hange new fo old. -_ > FOR SALE—Good bicycle; good condi- tion; reasopable; gorner Washington of ‘McKinley Schoo! en bill, dah | Cadillac car covers and full 1918 fonr-passenger with wire wheels, alip equipment for gale at steatly reduced for car on account of owner price this lenving to Join the Army. Call Colli-| seum Garage. Hill FOR RENT—Room, and Prairie streets; two blocks east |e Peercccccccescerecosssesosesese en | Ata meeting of the Directors of |the E, T. WILLIAMS OIL Co., cash dividend of 5 per cent, was de-|9 |elared on the outstandi $ k isc — MPanx | h standing stock of Bron. Pee ee On q|the corporation, stockholders of rec-| | ote. Hit Office Desk an jord October 1st, participating. ‘One Bull Rope, good as new, $15.00,| The transfer books of the corpor-| Cabinet Phonograph, 25 Records, $35. ation will be closed from October Ist to October 15th, 1918. | Stock for transfer should be sent to the Casper, Wyoming, office. MARTIN McGRATH, Secretary-Treas ELMER V. WILLIAMS Asst. Secretary-Treasurer. E. T. WILLIAMS, President. | Pub. Sept. 9, 12, 16, 19, 1918. | SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS __ O_O Six+room house with three rooms in| ; in basement, hot water heat, nouse mod- CASPER STORAGE COMPANY rm In' every respect and beautifully | ed, on" CY Ave. | | DO YOU WANT TO RENT A HOUSET FURNISHED HOUSES Auto, Furniture, Piano, Machines, j ‘ runks. We store anything. | -room bungalow with bath and| | Geol rooms ras full basement, hot. water heat, every-| eee Ces Pevin, vesetablen, 5 deliver. We eell hay, & a feed, We buy hides, pelts, furs and wool. For complete line of first-class. Groceries try THE CASPER STORAGE GROCERY Telephone 97-98, | thing modern, on Natrona Avenue. $65. | Two roome furnished with basement on Midwest Avenue near Standard Re- finery. One.room house, 12x20, all beautiful- ly “furnished with good’ furniture. | It will make an ideal home for a man ana| wife. On N. Center street. | $20. | One-room house, 12x18, $32. One-room house, 12x14, $10. One-room house, 10-12, $8. NISHED HOUSES UNFUR Eight-room house on Lincoln street, | Q————————. modern, $65. x Seven-room house on S. Lincoln St., W. H. BROWN modern in every resect, hot water heat, | sun parlor, close to paving. $55. Two-room house, N. Burlington Ad-| dition, $20. Three-room house, N. Burlington Ad- | Grace St.. North Casper Addition. Cheap and Effective—That’s Tribune Wantads A PAGE r-i ved DR. I.N. FROST } Office and Hospital 505 South Durbin Street | | Special Attention to Surgery Only Graduate Nurses in Attendance Phone 736 ———__—_ __ DR. H. R. LATHROP DR. W. C. FOSTER eh Rohbrbau, PRIVATE HOSPITAL 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 OO Dr. J.C. PHYSICIAN and SURGEON i + FREES R Kamp Office: Suite Smith Bldg. | Phones: | Office 180 House 85 dition, $20. Telephone 517-W. housekeeping or is a continual source of encourage-| Garments. 1 918 gene aaa & Maple.” Broa 1Qne-reom house, on Lincoln street, noite tet a eT ment to receive letters from the Den-| \In addition to the above work | 2° ___ EG ne tom house, Sheridan Heights, |g P On oe OE Tee i! ver Headquarters complimenting this}T°°™s, each Chapter and Branch has|FOR SALE second-hand fuspiture. |$12 50. ’ H ver Headq pin } , reerey Phone 598-W. -10-6t | || muy your actu sy" Hours 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. department upon their excellent had its own work rooms and facilities luow ABOUT YOUR wine ineun-| AL MONEY'S ». | workmanship. -\for making various articles required | FOR SA‘ ene four-room house and ; ANCE piesa “|| om tires. Dont plexpeean a Evenings ana ye by ap- | Publicity Committee. |by the organization. | $2,200; terms: a47 NW. Maple’ gclocsts Aactene pone | mit an io show them to you. | » olutment | E. Richard Shipp, Chairman. Otis & Company, Brokers of Cas- SO ERT Ea aan HARRY FREE <: | The work of this committee has| Per yore kind enough to offer to the Poe are ny ane Nore Moh ‘The Lot Man. eal been very thoroly and efficiently peal - ape eae uae of me, large B-10-6t" | Real Batate | Insurance Rentals b 2 performed, as is evidenced by arti- m3 eo rea kerage | OR SALE—Twoero wha tact veatments | cles appearing from time to time in pecce in the Oil Exchange Building. nishedt, rear Of Star Rooms, oo10-808 LEU Re gnten' pss Enos SGf-W- 7 entinta | the local papers, and other mediums|Up to the present the Executive Com- | pe=-—=—— Seccck tnrarites || Granite and Marble Monuments BLACKMORE BLDG. { for carrying information to the pub-|Mittee has not been able to make |" No, 4 Kimball Bldg Phone 102, | ) Markers, Vuults, Mausoleum, Cu: Qffice Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 ! lie satisfactory arrangements for the 9-10-5t ier es eae NG All Kings of, Cemetery Evenings abd Sundays by ' i Cc. ittee. use of the room. The committee,!/ on SALE—New 5- aber ROBERT SIMPSON J Guaranty Registry Corporation, however, haa been working on a plat) |. poure, exaqe fronts “slams, {oeaeiy WaeD, 324 Raat Recon 8 jOppostte F. 0. tion has audited the books of the i c FOR SALES Ib17 REE OR ction House, forth a Treasurer at certain intervals. This|Company, saying that if we had not Roe condition. CaN at Dre Morgan's ee G | CASPER HEATING audit is in addition to audits made ,#!ready occupied the room, to kindly | office.“ Blackmore Bldg. 9-13-2t* | WAN’ ED—Woman, wants any ina of an by representatives from the Denver |hold it in abeyance until further ad-|Fon SAL.-Rmall House, 14x24; well |81 Nor Chestant Bt ho eae Re: SUPPLY COMPANY Headquarters. vised. Consequently, nothing further peut, eae 135 if taken at once. a-10t* Woes in Metal Work, “4 . : i ii mice se i g Some Service Committee gan pelsene: with regard to this room | _. WANTED—Concrete Jaborers:| wages — a Water, Heat 3 Fon Gok OF aha: Sonltoen hap pee rGererel ive, cosines, Sd 'by 3 12, 4¥.s0 each; |Phone 71-n, "PSS Gi | Fourth and Pine. Phone 836J. | 8. W. VALLIER ‘ - 180_ hi 18 b 0. | i been carried on in a very efficient! The Executive Office of the Chap-|#.°."Hox “ss7, Casper, Wyo. S:18-tf| WANTED—Marrled man, one child, Secabaliat ta Coonan Danese manner. Miss Hamilton has also|ter has received from time to time, assisted in the work of the Junior|various donations for the benefit of Red Cross. the Chapter. There are two prin- Membership Committee cipal items which, as yet, have not Mrs. C. E. Winter, Chairman. been disposed of; one cow”and one The work of this committee has heifer calf, donated to ce Chenier worth $490 for $350. Bons es can be given. Phone 649. 9-12-3t) Ment, ag is evidenced by the}>Y Mr, and: Mrs, James McConnell,) — . WANTED—Men f ipe Hue work, | S Follawinge sizures mepreiites penta formerly of Casper, now of Colorado PaRoae house best mucimetet cre ee ice tie er day and. bound 180 lune: J. DONOHUE | 1 ships secured by the committee: Springs. The disposition of this Cow | rented for $40 part month. Phone 40-W | ery. Co, “oom G18 oll hange| | Plumbi s Annual memberships 2350jand calf hag been placed in the|/ °F call 453 N- Durbin. 9-13-2t | Bldg. 9-12-61 pare Los een Bhd or | ae. art . ag a pecial . } Subscribing memberships - 4c¢jhands of Ben Scherck, and it is esti-| FOR SALM—Model 1918 Dodge Touring | WANTED—Ginl for general Jobbing of all kinds promptly | | | Life memberships e|mated they will be sold for approxi-| Car; BS aan, Cali| work, Phone 419-w. | attended, Ber anata a mately $200. Room’ 86¢ Midwest Hotel for demon |——— - = Shop 645 South Wole. mately ie ety stration. 9-13-1t| WANTED—Have you a piano for rent? op ou obcott. otal ee ee erat ee 2398| Another, gratifying contribution FOR SA ray ate ECaesTiGGnaaD If so Phone 696 or 43. Referer ay Phone 107W. | Pat a be} Was made by Mr. and Mrs. David at er ment , ry a Set | The. 008 h ittee shoul sie ~for| Davis of Badwater, Wyoming, prop- sib ib furniel eat aah sent ‘and $18 | WANTHD—Four or five-room house, | credited with being responsible” for) © ber month gets it; all rooms full. 339) modern; will lease long time if 1 can the collection of considerable moneys | tietors of the M. O. Ranch. Mr. and) West Second St.) -13-4t® | get the Tight house. Apply Burkett | DUBOIS & GOODRICH brought into the treasury pfgth« | Mrs. Davis advised that they would Millinery. 9-13-3t ‘Archit igh ; FOR SALE—At a bargain, 5-room werner Chapter, other than for ‘nfhaber- sive to the Natrona County Chapter! “Modern house with two rooma. in FOR RENT Room 24, Townsend Bldg. ships, ‘which is due principally to the | ne horse a month for twelve months, pasomant: je qwner at 348, Nowe Casper, Wyo. personal efforts of the Chairman. said horses to be delivered to a rep- dll FOR BENT —Niceiy furplahea modern Thru the efforts of Mrs. H. R |tesentative of the Chapter at the M. bar thi ae RAN 2 SCRUME CO will)" xeome. $81" W. Bacon 3-15-tf | Nichols, acting Chairman of the}9.Ranch, and it was suggested that income ahd corporation tax; exper ac-|FOR RENT—Modern nousckeeping coun: 8. e Wi ec ‘e, membership committee, who con-| these horses could be shipped with a ducted the Christmas Drive, a total|shipment to be forwarded by Mr. of $2,117.49 was collected which| Davis this Fall, and the twelve head) greatly increased the membership|could be taken at one time, if the and the Treasury funds of the Chap.|Chapter desired. No arrangements | ter. have been made regarding the dispo-| sition of these horses. The Chapter’s Secretary hes re- ceived application from twelve per- songs for Red Cross service, either in} the Nursing, Hut or Canteen service. These applications have been filled in and transmitted to headquarters at Denver for proper action. In syb-! mitting these applications, it is neces- | sary for the Secretary to carefully Finance Committee. The personnel and work of thir committee appears in the Treasurer’: report. Junior Red Cross Elizabeth Criswell, Chairman. This committee successfully or- ganized the following schools in Na: cash receipt by the Treasury of the cessor to Wilson S. Kimball, Jr.) t The duty of this committee is to| care for and give assistance to de-} pendents of soldiers and sailors jp the | service. It is only during the past} few months that the committee has} had much to do. During this time it! has investigated a number of, fami- scurtinize the questions and answers thereto, and also secure certain let-| ters of recommendation which are to| accompany said applications, in addi-| tion to writing a letter himself re- garding the characten and qualifica- tions of the applicant. ‘And at a later date the Secretary is required to! Chapter amounting to $379.93. _The following schools wefe organized: Central School District No. 2; Park School District Not 2; Natrona County High School, and Mountain View District School. With the beginning of the new sclioo] year a new committee should lies in Casper whose husbands are in the service of their country” Upon) recommendation of the committee) make a confidential report of each applicant, Some of the applicants | have already entered the service of | the Red Cross, and the balance of ap-| be-organized. A director of school development has sent out consider. able literature covering instruction mor SALE OR TRADE—Two teams of work horses. arl H. ms. Care Continental Supply Co a6. FOR SALE—Kurtzman Up right Piano; re, Aut ° ocident Insurance. It is our pl re to guarantee satisfaction and A u ficient service. Suite 221 Oil a) Phone 994 and 652, LOST AND FOUND EASY MONEY. The Security Loar So. No. 4 and 6, Kimball Bldg. Phone 702. Tea1-2tt LOST—Liberal reward offered for ret and “ok Bldg. turn of white . black and yellow markings on Head aid tail, Phone 5t3.! 64 ast First street. 9-11-3t* LOST—Ladies' smal) purse between) \e: 18-81 | ror the Chapter kas paid to wives and de- for the operation of the Junior Red pendents of soldiers and sailors in Cross for the ensuing year, and it is the service, $580; $175 of which was highly important that a new commit- refunded when the dependents had tee be perfected at the earliest pos- received their allotments. The sec-\sible moment. At present, Geo, retary has also investigated a num-| Wilder, Superintendent of Schools, is ber of wives of soldiers and sailors| looking after the school work, as in the service, and has assisted them the executive committee has, as yet, in securing their allotments, as wefl|been unable to perfect a permanent { 88 carrying on correspondence with|organization for the ensuing year. their husbands in various canton-| During the past year Miss Mae Ham- ments and in France. All cases which ilton gave this department consid- have been brought to the attention erable assistance in connection with of the Chapter were carefully inves- her duties as Chairman of the Home tigated, and all possible assistance Service Committee. EWwas rendered. At the present time Extension Committee. there are several families receiving! Mrs. C. E. Winter, Chairman, re- Pregular monthly support from the cently succeeded by Mrs. M. P. Chapter. | Wheeler. fi Military Relief Committee. This committee has succeeded in Mrs. J. F. Leeper, Chairman. (Suc- organizing the following branches ceeded by Mrs. J. S. Stanley, who and auxiliaries: Salt Creek Branch, B was succeeded by Mrs. R. H. Nichols, Powder River Branch, Arminto who was succeeded by Mrs. M. C. Branch, Eastern Star Auxiliary, Clarkson, present acting chairman.) Midwest Auxiliary, Freeland Auxili- Under this committee there are the ary and”Colored Auxiliary. These ‘following sub-committees: Gauze branches and auxiliaries have assist- Dressings, Mrs. E. M.\ Elder, suc-jed materially in increasing the mem- ceeded by Mrs. M. C, Clakson. Mus- lin Bandages, Mrs. ©. W.. Thonias, succeeded by Mrs. C. W. Carlisle. Knitting, Mrs, H. R. Lathrop, suc- ceeded by Mrs, C. L. Welch. Hos- supplying considerable funds for the Treasury. The women of these branches and auxiligties have also worked up a large quantity of mate-| pital Garments, Mrs. J. F. Hageney. rials which have been supplied them Refugee garments, Mrs. J. I. Crouch. thru the Executive Office of whe] Comfort Kits, Mrs. L. Av Reed, suc-) Chapter. ‘It is highly important that ceeded by Mrs. J. R. Murray. ‘Tin these different branches an Foil, Mrs, R. M. Van Sant. Packing aries be care fully supervised by the! ind Shipping, J. L, Learner. \Executive Department of the Chap-| . bership of the Chapter, as well as) tai plications are up for consideration. The Executive Office has also been used for a recruiting office for the British Canadian Mission, thru the solicitation of Sergeant Faulkner from the British Recruiting Mission at Seattle. Two y ready been sent to Seattle, and’ there are five more to report before the 20th of September. ks Pee this report the Secre- tary begs leave to make some sug- gestions relative to carrying on of the work in the Secretary’s office. On account of the receipt of so ‘many pamphlets, circulars and letters, it re- quires considerable position thereof to the various de- partments, and also requires consid- erable time in seeing that the differ- lent departments are performing the ion. As an illustration, the Moun- tain Division has issued instructions thet all supplies should be Tequisi- | tioned thru the Mountain Division, sent time there are cer- b purchi tions that, no. 5} chased, except. thru “prt tion thru the Secretary’ officers are somewhat lax in carry: out these instructions. New instruc. d auxili- tions will be issued immediately to| immediately. to caution branches and correct this method of purchasing supplies, and hereafter all supplies recruits have al-| time for the dis-| wants steady job on ‘stock rane’ iF McEVENY & HARKNESS nine years’ experience handling stock; | ‘ | Electrical Contractors, | last employer recommends as foreman Wireing, Repairs and Fixtures. wife good cook; not particular; come any time. Fred Lange, 545, | Office Ph. 935 W., Res 668 W. | | 141 West First. an yelt, Loveland, Colo. WANTED--To rent a piand; reference | GRAVEL ROOFING ms, $10 th; also sleep! } roorma $4 Maa si.s0 per week, See we F. M. DILLON | cond. Phone 285-W. 8-26--12t*, ie RENT—Fur ing with bath South part of town Telephone 203, 215 ished room connect- lady or gentleman. . Mrs. A. J. Woods, Oil Exchange Bide 9-11-41 | o 306 Eas! ps t Sussex FOR RENT—¥Four-room moadd T. BILLIARD PARLOR house, unfurnished. Box W, { H Tribune. S-11-St*| |_& Congenial Place for Gentle FOR RENT—Large room; hot and cold| | men. ra, Tobacco, Confee- tionery, and Soda Fountain. water; close in. Phone 665-W a-11-4t| —Steam heated room, two ——-. — OMice Sulte No. 210 0. &@ 5. Diag. ——————“~—_ . MERCER F Phene 6975 XICKERSON id Rohrbaugh Bidg. DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor, Wood Building 8:30 to 5. Evenings and Sundays by Ap- Phone 333 Office Hours: pointment. Lady Attendant Casper, Wyo. DR. MYERS Physician and Surgeon. Special Attention Given to | Diseases of Women and Children North Pine st. ® Spectalty. © eet TS) 1 { | | Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Phone 699. fo) MARSHALL C, KEITH, M. D. Ph; d Ss J. H, JEFFREY, D.C. Pb.C. Chiropractor Office, 30; Ree. 164 gum ae money, sKetiea to Ribas oe | adh nieaview neta | Siisis | Appointments by Telephone, || | Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. fice and get $10 reward. 10-18-9606 | eeepc —$—<—<—_— nee | | Telephone 470. | —_— NT—Two or thr i MISS DELIA LENEHAN i Phone 706. LOST—30x3 1-2 inch tire on rim, be- partly furnished, | Beauty Parlor |} |o-— tween Northwestrn house track and) t. | Burnham System Bogs Rubber Co. Finder please Phone Peak ts ai | a a a a es 826.J. 9-18-2t9|FOR RENT—Modern 5-room bunga-, | Smith Bldg., Suite 11. Ch 1 low; unfurmished: 5 iopractor | re a °"KENWOOD GROCERY © B. G. Hahn t » &, | platens. Finder ple: turn to W. M.| FOR RENT—F\ OF | Peco i see ONAL Rblen cd EY Pane wee” oes | | ‘ | 11-12 Townsend Bldg. | Sees A fa LOST—Kahki t, bank bool a} | 524 So. Lincoln St. bere bleSSa leave BRnd"| | Near Now Keawond School MASSEUSE WOODMEN OF THE WORLD FOR RE: Large room; hot and ———_.___ 5 Lars 1h = id cold e yeaa) ATTENTION! ly. ater: clos@ In. Phone 665-W. 133 REAL ESTATE | Pay dues and assessments to Thos.| FOR RENT—Two, furnished sle — 5 Longhurst at Shaffer-Gay Furniture rooms. 437 8. Center. Phone, MARION P. WHEELER 7 Co, store, East Second street. —— R RENT—Fivo- Ouse; Real 9126 reuse rurlshed Wary reas Meiahe ised searepes HAGENS & STANLEY | Lite cele aetaal 873 Midwest Avenue. 9- a eee Lawyess NET ce) FOR RENT—Seven-room unfurnished | aa | Bouse with ace, Call es0-W, | WHERE TO KAT 204-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. FOR RENT Roomin, and boarding house: ten) | feems: close to refinery; furnished; $50 per month. FOR SALn 1 fisst #140; sone block ty. : y with: th 1 AMERY INVENT MENT co. Roonr 302 0.58. Bh Phone 8-W. | — aa | tra LU BER RE SUSY. VG ale Et ol i should be purchased thru proper re- auisition to the Secretary. All aux- liaries and branches likewise should! work outlined by the Mountain Divis-|not make any purchases, except thru! FOR the proper office and by’ proper re- | quisitio: All a | been instructed that all funds raised | a8 eeteat nes ie -taken> {auxiliary officials in regard to these | rules, | FOR uxiliaties and branches have | *" FOR RENT-—Suite of _ office Lyric Theater Bldg. Steam h running water. Apply Lyric ome. and eater. 9-11-6t | IDA’S REST. | Mome-Cookea Me FOR RENT—Three-room flat; bath. 719 East First FOR RENT—Two modern hous: ing rooms. 612 Kast. Third fu ished 9-10-3t keep- debi ~ 1 RENT— artment at 716 Second street. Inquire side d SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Office—Talt’s Billiard Halt. ') FOR —Three rooms i September 15. Inquire at | Third street. | RE heat, bath Second street ‘T—Furnished room Thone—Houne, O57.Wi Office, 104 | | entirely modern ' : v, MOVING A SPECIALTY * \ ‘OR RENT—Two furnished rooms for O——— Hight housekeeping. 148 North I ferson. 9-19 See SE BAKERY read. All Other ‘ Exchange On Contract or Percentage i] sldis. 4 9-13=3t PET for ate 1 Shae a | FOR RUN T—Completel dern fi ER CLAUSE! | ’ eeoin Mt. She completed by $16 So. Jacksou. Phone i t 1-W 21. “Phone 89 Casper Lawyer Smith Bldg. Lawyers 309-310-311 Oil Exchang ARCHITECTS GEORGE E. McDONALD t Architee Fifth Floor O. 8. Blay. Heavy He-tnforced Pire-preet Construction « Specialty Phone 21.3 NICHOLS & STIRRETT |