Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1918, Page 5

LETTER OF JAMES E. MARSHALL — QBSTACIES ENCOUNTERED | VINDICATES STAND OF COUNTY LEADER IN OVERSUBSCRIPTION In vindication of a campaign which resulted in a large oversubscription sn Casper for the United War Work paign, County Chairman J. S. echling requests the publication of following statement from James the FE. Marshall, recently returned from Frz e, on why the drive should have proved gn overwhelming success thru- out the nation: : 1. Because in our rejoicing over the return of peace and the winning of the war we must not forget our sol- tiers, who contributed so largely to ging peace and victory. 2. Our boys in France will not get home soon. They must remain in France and perhaps many of them in Germany thru the winter and perhaps much longer until order is restored the large indemnity for the res- ation of Belgium and France have n paid by the German people. The boys could not get home at once because shipping could not be_ provided to bring them home. Eng- land carried in her ships about 60 per} cent of the 2,200,000 American boys) who are overseas. Now England can} not loan us ships for the reason that she is obliged to take care of the car- rying of Canadian, Australian, South African, New Zealand, Portugese and Indian troops. 4. It is important to keep in mind that our boys must spend the winter in northern France, where practically all of the cities and homes have been destroyed. For this reason the boys be will not have access to homes or ac-| tive cities. We must keep in mind that the French people must go thru the winter without heat in their homes the same as they have during the last year because of the lack of coal. The only fires or places of comfort and entertainment for our boys are in the huts of the Y. M. C. A., K. of C., and Salvation Army. These organizations get their coal thru the United States government. 5. The need of entertainment, reading material, moving pictures, educational classes, athletics, etc., is even greater now than before the war ended for the reason that the boys have all of their time on their hands, where heretofore they had but their spare hours from mijitary duties. 6 The winter weather in northern nee is very cold and disagreeable d the mud is deep, and the huts of organizations are the only places in that section, and almost’the only places all over France where*our can go to get the things which re accustomed to at home, such as tobacco and candy; for their church services, concerts, educational and French clasges, athletics and ath- letie goods and for their games and good fellowship to gather around the Victrolas and pianos in these hits. 7. Because -thees organizations are endeavoring to carry to thees boys far from home something of the best of their home life and of their church life, and of their educational opportunities, of the theater and lec- ture platform and the athletic club, and finally their home stores, by pro- viding a eanteen in every hut where they can get their home _ tobacco, sweets, toilet articles, shower baths, and stationery. 8. Because the boys will be more homesick now than ever, since their military duties have largely ceased, the best way and in fact the only way in which you can contribute and bring good cheer and contentment and pleasure to these boys is thru these organizations which are well equip- ped to take care of their needs, 9 Because these American soldier have never failed us, we must now fail them. They have brot it a year before the world thought we could hope for it. Now, therefore, it is the opportunity for the American people to show their love and appre- ciation of these men. Let this cam- paign take the form of a great thank offering of the American people for the peace and victory that has come because of our boys over there. 10, Because every patriotic Amer- can must stand back of these boys by supplying for ghem the comforts and good cheer and necessities which hese organizations can bring to them ntl the last man has walked down > gang plank to American soil and intil the home door has closed behind every returing American soldier. \1.. We must each answer this 1 on: Do we wish the following SAFE, GENTLE R WANTADS GARRY YOUR WANTED ——ae WE WILL BUY Bessemer, Columbine, | Consolidated Royalty, Jupiter, Mo-| | ; | IN ENEMY ALIEN CAMPS Aart hawk, Kinney, Out West—we buy ana | SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 26.—In-! geil all kinds of oll stocks. List your : roperty with us. We have for sale a | terned enemy aliens may be made de- Ping house; rente; have autos for sale. | fendants in suits at law, but when it | See Us. | { THE SECURITY LOAN COMPANY oom 4, Kimball Bldg. ™ Phone 702 i - } comes to serving papers upon them, | T MONTH IN STATE: one is certain to run against many) | obstructions, principal of which is a barbed-wire fence and a_ military! KEMMERER, Wyo.. Nov. 26—Ac- sign “Keep Out.” This has just been | cording to local flockmasters, the He | discovered at the Third War Prison | wool and mutton outlook for the win-j barracks at Fort Douglas near here, ter is not encouraging. The range! where several attempts have been ai had an favbe in Hf poor con-| made recently to serve papérs upon} ition this fall, and feeding by De-| interned enemy aliens Se ee ii i is / ANTED— »d: d wire! cember 15 is most likely to be neces-| Authority must be secured from |.” a Tench aUReebe h. BE On ane ot | WANTED — Waitress at Watts Kit- chen. 1 ste sary. It is reported that the winter range between Granger and Rock Springs is the poorest in years, while ‘im the Red Desert and Eden valley. there has been no snow and the range is_dry and dusty, with very lit- |tle forage: | At the present time on the Sweet- water winter range it is necessary tc | drive the flocks many miles in some instances to water, and a fall of Washington to enter the prison and| Tribune. 11-27-1t" attempts to serve papers in suits for| WANTmD—To rent 4 ranch, furnished, divorce and to collect alleged debts} Address T. M. O., Tribune. 27-1t' have availed the process servers noth- | Wantmp—xpetienced typist iarighes | ing i i - | ition; 3 years experience in gen- | ite ~choe <dipsppolnsnents ang ve | eral office work; would consider light | psionally sharp commands to leave the jdictation, Box 160, ‘Tribune. 1127-2" reservation. Numerous permission- fari ice | WANTED—Kitchen cabinet; must be in laries_munt pe Leto petore otha good condition. Phone 160M 3-20 can be performed and most o: jose | | ‘ WANTED — Girl to dq chambermaia | with papers, to serve have already | work and wait on table. Mrs. Grit. given up. u 11-27- | ——— perience, care ‘Tribune. 26-2t° | | WANTID—two or three boys over 14| years of age as mossengers. | Apply | n -26- |fith, 444 N. Beech. ¢ i | snow now would be a source of big | WANTED = eRGe or Ww | | relief. To the cloud, however, there, is r silver lining. It is reported that Lin- coln and Sweetwater county flock- masters are,better stocked this year! than ever before. 3 ; THOMPSON SAYS HE GAINED 34 POUNDS, \Suffered Fifteen Years dishes at Burlington Lunch, 455 N Wolcott. 1 WANTED—First class cook. Tribune., care ‘WANTED—Work on a ranch by ma Manager Western Union. 6-3 Apply West- 11-26-3r | _ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Nov. 26.— | WANTED—Good Janitor. With | What is said by football experts to for a| WANTED—By college man, position as bookkeeper or accountant; exanutive | -5t® ern Union. ‘s have been the longest run Rheumatism and Other | touchdown from an intercepted for- Troubles , ward pass was made by Lundy Earl Another remarkable statement to | Welborn, quarterback for Butler oo be added to the thousands already| lege, in its annual game here wi! siven, testifying to the undoubted Franklin college. : COOK and waitress fant to get ont in| henefits that have been derived from, With only three minutes to play, small camp together, at once. | Box the use of Tanlac in long standing the score to 2 to 0 in favor of Frank-| 10% care Tribune, 11-26-20 cases of rheumatic troubles, is that | lin, which seemingly was headed for WANTED — Bxperienced woman for | made the other day by Duncan Thom-|a touchdown, Welborn caught the Pt irctipe ress toe me aes. om ie rice. | son, who is in the meat market busi- | pass behind his own goal line and ran ET eo PRS Ar ate | ness and lives at 4214 Hawthorn Ave.,| 102 yards for a touchdown, winning ba revo ior ruse tn aaa e Portland, Ore. In telling of his ex- the game for Butler. | 11-25-3t perience with Tanlac Mr, Thomson! This distance, two yards more than WANTED said: the length of the field, exceeds by| Pasture for calves, cows, “TI feel it my duty to tell every-| 17 yards the longest run on a similar | Phone or— SEE BEN body how Tanlac restored my broken | play, according to Butler football WANTED cneRetanE Gatto woman, down health, for the only way 1) fansp who have been studying foot- WANTED House Ee ethene found out about this wonderful medi-| ball statistics since the feat was -per- ability. Ad. Box X, Tribune. SINGER Sewing Machine econd-hand; rent; re) new airs; Horses. Write, | Apply in person 701 South |S. Center, | HARRY FREE | THE LOT MAN BUY A HOME AND SAVE RENT | $3600—6-rm. house with bath, full base- ment, well arranged in every respect. Full size lot, garage, located near the | High School. $1100 cash, balance on good terms. $1500—3-room house all plastered, elec- tric lights, water, well built. $300 cash. $1100. room house and garage, all plastered, painted, and close in. $609 cash, bal 340 per $900—3 house 14x district; $200 cash, paymen LOTS $150—60x140 ft. lot in Nelson Addition. | $75—Good lot Kenwood Addition. HOUSES FOR RENT all modern, jast completed, Butler, $50, modern, N. McKinley St., cor Beech and Dover, $30. 5-room, South 5-room, 5-room, 3-room, in $45. ASK FOR JONES HARRY FREE “WHE LOT MAN Real Estate Li Invea' US7 So. Center Bt. Phone 896-W. FOR SALE Two sheep wagons, fully equipped, good shape. Que supply wagon, new. Four head work horses and harness. Two wheelbarrows. Block and tackle. Cross-cut saw. Ford awtomobile, 1916 model. One bed spring ‘and mattress. Wire cable hoist. SEE BEN REALTY COMPANY Phone 74 First class piano. —Uneut wood. Phone 344, m. 11-27-3t* FOR SALE—One 0-in roll top desk, one Royal t writer good.as new, one swivel chair, one 48x30 in, flat top desk. Call 7575. FOR SALE—Studebaker Six, first-class condition, $300. Webel Commercial Co. 11-26-5t FOR -SALE — Bed, mattress, crageer, | a} chifferohe, aby bed, oil heater ii t* $400 CASH, balance monthly payments, will buy my 6-room house, close in, | near Hospital, $25. | P._B. Jennings, care | cine was through others-telling how it | formed, pEceou Ree eames gis S020 prapta sorepig Pea a teahe, toate helped them. : =e | WANTED — Competent sten grapher: | phone 989. . "41225-4t8 “ A tea i one who can read her notes. Ad-| _“I suffered from a rheumatic con- ter, three direct questions answered. | qress Dox 60, ‘Dribune. 1i-1912t | WOW SAM Gap bullain Tene dition of the system for fifteen Price $2. Lock Box 1007, Casper, WANTWD-CHOMAEIG lodkaraiiie prints kindling. Security Bridge Co. 3,” inue a <25-4t* | iu D—Boy o: o learn the print- | y Fitho M = een continued Mr. ahomen, Mans Wyo. 11-25-4t ing trade; ee have ood education | Fifth and Lincoln. 11-2 kept getting worse a ne time. My . 7 | Rnd come recommended. Ask for D. H.|TWO-.LOTS in Nelson Addition, 860x150 kidneys worried me, too, for the last Comforters, T5¢ to $3. Exchange Griffith at The Daily Tribune. 14-tf* ft., $500- cash, balance $25 month. vas so terrible I thought at times it HOW TO FIGHT i tev ek, Auction Meuse, 209 Nogth, Gen- ATI E nol at | would surely break in two. My legs - - 1917 5-PASSENGER Hupmobile, in fine and knees would draw up till my mus- ‘SPANISH INFLUENZA FOR RENT meriner se Teas op ae cles. could hardly bear to have any- ti - = | thing touch them. I was so badly con- (By Dr. L, W. Bowers.) FOR RENT FOR SALE—6-room house, clears $840 stipated, that I had to take something Bes hale { STORAGE Bron Aas ar; close in; will take good car Ati Nl led Bomte ®) Avoid crowds, Goughs and cow- hs ance on your own for this condition every two or three ROOM days, and my troubles weighed on me so and pulled mg down till they nearly put me out of business. I lost weight, pand felt so tired and worn out all the time that it was all I could do to drag | myself off to my work. | “Well, I tried everything I could hear of, but got no better, and had } begun to think there was no help for me at all. I was in Snyder, Okla., when I first heard about Tanlac. Everybody there was taking it, and the results they were getting were so remarkable that I bought some myself to try. Why, I personally know one lady who was down in bed with rheu- matism for six months and her friends had given her up to die. She took Tanlac and is now up and doing her | own work, as well as ever. And I could tell you of many other cases. | But to get back to my own case, I felt so much better after taking my first bottle that I kept on with it till |now my rheumatism and kidney trouble have been entirely relieved, my constipation has been removed, and I have actually gained thirty-four | pounds in weight. I am stronger and | better than I have been in years, I | work as a man half my age and it ‘don’t hurt’me a bit. I have already told many people about the way Tan- lac has fixed me up and I expect to | tell many more, for I think ‘Tanlac is the best medicine anybody can | take.” Tanlac is sold in Casper by the Cas- per Pharmacy, and in Alcova by the Alcova Mercantile Co.—Adv. Pa SY Ene eee a sign hung upon these huts yonder in |France during the rigor and hard- |ships of the oncoming winter:: “Closed. The people back home did not furnish the money to keep {them open.” EMEDY Wages $45. |ards, but fear neither germs NOT | Room for everybady—autos, |Germans! Keep the system in good hay, grain, ‘order, take plenty of exercise in the SEE BEN fresh air and practice cleanliness. keep the liver and bowels regular FOR it is best to take a vegetable pill N. Beech, Phone 538W. jevery other day, made up of May- apple, aloes, jalap, and sugar-coated, to be had at most drug stores, |known as Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pel- erin: Nets. If there is a sudden onset of | g5'n#,fo%, hause,or lots. R jwhat appears like a hard cold, one and wind mill; bar should go to bed, wrap warm, take {fhool. store, and creme f - ierce, Phone tid, Cas, ja hot mustard foot-bath and drink sane after 4 D. m. copiously of hot lemonade. If pain pine) peta. |develops in head or ba ask the reoms; young peuple prefe Beech street. |drugegist for Anuric Hets. nd kidneys and carry off poisonous !germs. To control the pains and aches take one Anuric tablet every/ "OR 1 two hours, with frequent drinks of | side (anti-uric) tab- Jefferson, room apar t Second str 16 door. ‘Aiture, baggage Lay COMPANY RBENT—2-room furnished 1-room furnished shack. 1 WILL TRADE ranch in easter! These will flush the bladder) FOR RENT—Large furnished shac x Patching or light Rousekeeptr s 1 GS 3. 11-25-4t* machinery, BOR Ana word one-ton tr mobile with truck hod Hunmo~ bile in fine order. “Make offer on these cars. National Cooperative Building Co : 59 S. Center, Bredt® Remember a clean mouth, a clean’ won RHNT— Neat S-room house, fur.) 2S: Center, phone 989, 11.25 -4t skin, and clean bowels are a pro-) ,, nished, south side; $20. C.K. Littie: ROR SALME—Banner hot blast rm aed a : +, field & Son, 386. =2 | ve. Phone 96 ef 3 jtecting armour against disease. To Son, phone. 386 41 t| stove. Phone 962M 11-25-6r — ee RENT—Four rooms with heat, | | . * light, and bath; two sleeping roc and to carry away the poisons within, | and two Neht househeenie een ' — es rey FOR QUICK SALE Small office building; exe Several three, four and houses at tho right price. house, lent buy. five room A. A. CHAPMAN ——_ LEARN TRLEGRAPHY Burlington Rooming House—Free 19 10t* LOST AND FOUND | At Inquire |7 te i , lke wateh charm with i lemonade. The pneumonia appears . a RR Tees \! 4, POR RENT—Front bed re al - | peward for return to the Tri 2 in a most trecherous way, when the ern, in privdte Rare eae ee Te fice. 4 4 cpa | influenza victim is apparently — re- ~ moe 3-3t_ | keys containi 3 is rf: Fl I pre serene enna eee Oy ntain tot- cowering and anxious to leave his| VOR RENT—Very Pleasant room witn box key No. 85349 finder please !bed. In recovering from a bad at- Pe Seruagern Ae le, Sontleman pre- | 1kVe at Richards & Cunningham. s or- |tack’of influenza or pneumonia the 924." Sema Marea rete F — system should be built up with a et a NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION A FOR RENT—s- di 5 bart-|9, ‘ jgo0d herbal’ tonic, such as Dr.| ments hot and Cour Wares nyenert= | State of Wyoming, |Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery, m#nagément; 329 W. Second, | Natrona County,—ss. | made without alcohol from the roots | Kon RE and barks of €merican forest trees, , 'ooms, alao sleepin jor his Irontic (iron tonic) tablets, S0Urth St, hong: 538 which can, be obtained at most drng | FOR RENT — stores, or send 10¢ to Dr. Pierde’s | pment rooms. |Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. x anrr. M trial pacake.—Adv. plihin mer Bre a Call ——_________ | 5, Sgtakeeping: y | NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION | >= ST : : iL RENT S-ro9m modern house, fur Notice is herepvy given that at a special meeting of the stockholders of |Gothberg-Harris Sheep Company. 4 Wyoming corporation, held at the of- |fige of the company at Casper, Wyo-! 408 N, Jefterso for owner. , by week. —Some light housekeeping rooms. three unfurnished base- 636 Hart stre furnished for licht th bath; phone 215 FOR RENT—4-room house id ba-n; ply 886 Ee Seene FOR RENT--Steam-h d ro rf 15) i " ir } te rooms, rates BRINGS SURE RELIE ‘or 200 eyars GOLD MEDAL! lem Oil Capsules are the remedy you “aarlem Qil has ‘enabl)l suffering Beed. Take three or four every day. humanity to withstand attacks of The healing oil soaks into the cells idney, liyer, bladder. and slomachitne lining of the kidneys and drives ten 4 out the poisons. New life and health -ubles and all diseases connected | wit surely follow. When your nor- I |ming, on the 10th day of October, | 1918, at the hour of ten o’clock, a, mn., |at which meeting all of the styckhold- ;ers representing all of the cupital stock of said company, wera present, by proper resolutions, Unanimously; FOR RENT—D« adopted, said corporate enterprise, Bentlemen, phone gus abandoned, and the charter, franchise | ; FOUND and corporate name surrendered, suid f \cormpany having ceased to do busi- FOR RENT—Roon i jabeths baa West Second street, phone room house at’ 323 2M. sirable room for two Dhe following horses are in the IN THE DISTRICT COURT ; SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Samuel Greenblat, Plaintiff vs. Marion Greenblat, Defendant To Marion Greenblat, the above- 321 F.} 11-26-2" 11-26-31" 2 {| lace of residence was the City of St. Paul, Minn.: ~ = You will please take "notice that Samuel Greenblat, plaintiff, has filed a petition against you in the aboye named court, the object and prayer of which are for an absolute divorce, upon the ground that you willfully deserted the plaintiff, on the first day of February, 1915, and have not lived with plaintiff since said day as husband and wife. And you are further notified that | unless you answer the petition of the plaintiff on or before the 25th day of |January, 1914, the allegations there- |in contained will be taken as true and 11.26-3¢ 11-25-6t 11-23-61 heat and 11-23-6t | South | 1-22-6t| 11-22-61 t ‘ 4 tg pound awaitin ims and | ijud, onde i £ with the urinary organs, and to build mal vigor has been restored continue |ness, all corporate debts haying teen will be sold bo core aes tnd corte rendered against. you uc up and restore to health org: ns weuk- treatment for a while to keep yours: elfjpaid, all corporate liahilities dis-| are taken up, ahs if Witness my hand and the seal of nt oraaisease. | These most import- in condition and prevent’a return of charged and © corporate assets i1d (Grey horse, weight 1400, left said court this 26th day of Novem- iLL organs must be watched, because the disease, : |property distributed among the per-| shoulder markeed ... ber, 1918, oe ila and purify the blood: un- Don’t wait until you are incapable sons entitled thereto. ‘The statutory — Also branded ori bi "WARREN L. BAILEY doonsnita do their work you axe of fightin Start Ste: SOseAD ies poe te tockholders, ‘Tight shoulder <_< (Seal) Goes A°YEAR? Weariness, sleeplessness, aesancl ae Your © spin 2 i thegrfuly| pihan rad hs nce Pastas Brown nity: col, Wales 50 ib Pub. N ler of District Court. s ; 4 op < densi 9 ne tar i & ~ a . 2-years old, idéed, ub. Nov. 27, Dec. 4 25 4 noabrespondency, backache, stomach refund "hi tb Son ak gt) > > GOTHBERG, ©’ left shoulder i ches Rao f ony ake 4,11, 18, 25, Jan dorags sail el, the loins and lower) <atistied. with: rapuite- Buk: be sure)’. | fi President: “ Brown mare, weight 1100;'no brands A ——< sting, Beer difficulty, Wien 7) i) get the original, imported GO.L'D MARY, E. GOTHBERG, ‘ left front foot and right hind foot Women” have been privileged to a af patie, iB i rH dus agcened and accept no aaa aa Rperatay. white. practice law before the Supreme your Kidnese pti MEDAL. hb pong ee, Se packages. | : wert 28, 80, "Nov. 6, 18, 20, 27,/ Owners may hive same by calling Court of the United States since js city pound aud paying costs, ™ | 1879, By ee = Olds- | named defendant, whose last) known | MISCELLANEOUS FOR EXCHANGE Autos for livery stock, lots or furniture, | oil stock or Liberty Bonds. SEE BEN Sant reas gon aes aitenaael YOUR MBAL is not complete without | Natrona Butter. 11-14-30t FRESH FROM THB CHURN to your table—Natrona Butter. 11-14-300 NATRONA BUTTER-—Nuf ced. 11-30 M. A. MESTAS | Auditor and Accountant | Office Efficiency Phone 7 | 302 O11 Exchange :: Casper, Wyo. BILLIARDS Meet Me at TAIT’S oy | BILLIARD PARLOR t BEAUTY PARLOR \T VELOUR BEAUTY PARLOR { Face and Scalp Specialists Cc. M. Smyth 213 O-S Bldg. Phone 2593 “CHIROPRACTORS J..H. JEFFREY, D.C. Ph.C. Chiropractor _ — j Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. | | Phone 706. | | DENTISTS | DR. C. W. THOMAS, Dentist. Second Floor, Wood Building OF Hours: 8:30 to 5. | Evenings and Sundays by Ap- | pointment. | Lady Attendant + MORGAN | DR. SILVERBERG Dentists BLACKMORE BLDG. Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 | Hveningd and Sundays by pointment one 361-5 DOCTORS DR.I.N. FROST | ) Office and Hospital | 505 South Durbin Street | | t Special Attention to Surgery: Only Graduate Nurses | | in Attendance | 1 | Phone 736 | On Sa Sa Se, DR. H. R. LATHROP } DR. W. C. FOSTER | | Dr. Foster—Residence_.___ *45 | Dr. Lathrop—Residence____116 | PRIVATE HOSPITAL, 340 S. Durbin St. Phones 272 and 273 —-——— Dr. J. C. Kamp PHYSICIAN and SURGEON | | 1 Office: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. | Phones: | | Office 130 House 85 | (al e. Ss. LUCKDY, M. D. | bysicinn and Surg: Residence, 901-Wy | ' i] Phone: Office 505 Office 122 KH. Secund Street, oom 2, Wood Block O————-——_-_s — — ' DR. MYERS | Physician and Surgeon, Special Attention Given to Diseases of Women and Children Suite 200-201, O. S. Bldg. Office Ph. 699. \ o— | | Res. Ph. 746. | a 4 __ MARSHALL C. KEITH, M.D. special Pitention elven Ee chases views and @iseases of women | = ané children. Blackmore Building Office, 30; Ree. 184 Phones: DR. MERCE: a DICK! Robrbaugh wae Residence, 265 North Pine Bt. Auasthetlcs a Specialty. Vhone 803 O——————__.-_.__g | ELECTRICIANS | McEVENY & HARKNESS Electrical Contractors. Wireing. Repairs and Fixtui Office Ph. 985 W., Res 665 W. 141 West Furst. Se RY When you are hungry think of the White House Cafe, 10-26-39t ——————— | Money to loan on everything. The Security Lean Company, ‘Room 4,| Kimball Bldg. 11-1-tf Se | ! | ib. ce Sey Six cases of ‘flu were reported to| Dr. E. P. Rohrbaugh, health officer, | | Tuesday for the City of Casper while Salt Creek contrivuted nine cases to jthe list. No deaths were reported hover night. Rohrbaugh Build i| Obice Phone 54" GROCERIES mews High-Class Greceries and Provisions NEW YORK HAT CLEANING WORKS We clean and Reblock all kinds of Hats, Panamas, Soft, Felt and Stitt Hats for Ladies and Gen- tlemen. New work guaranteed. orders for New Hats. We call | for and deliver. Shoe Shining Parlor in connec- | tion for Ladies and Gentlemen. All kinds of Shoes Dyed. 127 BE. nd. Casper, So o-8.. Bidg. Phone 061-W, LAWYERS eee et een en ee E. RICHARD SHIPP Lawyer Room 21, Townsend Building Phones—139 and 385 een e eee eeeeente ‘see oe eee eens HAGENS & STANLEY Lawyers 204-207 Oi] Exchange Bldg. Casper - - Wyoming —— GEORGE W. FERGUSON ? Attorney-at-Law ‘ | Phone 196J j Casper - - - - W. H. PATTEN | Wyoming Smith Bldg. Phoge 21-J | NICHOLS & STIRRETT { Lawyers | | 309-310-311 Oil Exchange Bidg. ——EE MONUMENTS $$$ _____—______9 Granite and Marble Tombstones and | Markers, Vauits, Mausoleums, Curb- Lings. amd all kinds of Cemetery Cement Work. ROBERT SIMPSON 21 Kast Second St. Opposite P. 0. | Phone 665-3 PLUMBING AND HEATING eee cided J. DQNOHUE | Pliombing, and Hot-W. sx | i Hi ig & Specialty. 1 | Jobbing of all kinds promptly | | 4 \ attended. | Shop 645 South Wolcott. Phones 107W. j ss | CASPER HEATING ar ' an { SUPPLY COMPANY Everything in Metal Work. | Warm Air and Hot Water Heat. ing. Fourth and Pi: +5 Phone 836J. | REAL ESTATE MARION P. WHEELER Real Metatalanal Insurances Casper - - - » Wyoming ROOFING re | GRAVEL ROOFING | F, M. DILLON Practical Gravel Roofer | Phone 402-W 306 East Sussex STORAGE AND TRANSFER 1 STORAGE ! 4 ——— ! WE STORE EVERYTHING | a —— | Frost-proof cellar for fruits and | vegetables; dry storage for pianos, furniture, trunks, beds, fixtures | or anything. | | | THH CASPER STORAGR GROC: ‘Telephone 07-98, eny| | 4 | Phone 45 oo oe | MIDWEST BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER | | Office—-Midwest Hotel | | | | SEARLES TRANSFER & STORAGE Oftice—Tait’a Biltaré Hall Fhone-—House, 657.Wi Office, 104 WELDERS ACEYfELENE WELDING?) | Magneto, Generator, and as Engine Repairing | | —The— MIDWEST NOVELTY & | ELEC. x c. CO. o ——_ ——— ? White House Cafe serves you right. 10-26-30t CRS TT AIM LP RAITT AMO DIO