Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1919, Page 6

7 PALMER EXPERT SAYS WORK HERE BEoT: IN STATE Teachers Highly Commended for, Writing Instructions; Co-oper- ation Responsible for Excellent Results. i Miss Morence Bergin, special repre- of the Palmer School of Pén- ship, who visited Casper on Septem- her 30, to i = penmanship made the foltewing report, copy of which was returned to Mr. Ider in a personai letter of cot tulations from A. N, Palmer, president of the school: The work im Casper is the best I have found Wyoming. Mr. Wilder and Miss Piering have the full co-oper- ation of leac Mr. Wilder*kept mo from S40 to 4, teaching eleven | : primary, intermedinte and uppe> h of his four buildings. At one or another busy adds to this you,*I want to specially con-; our corps of teachers for the they are doing and fer progressive co-operation. Were there one slacker in your school system, there would be one grade in which the | would slip backward instead of ip work, and mean a broken ohgievs lopment. mn USE QVER SALE: OF SHEEP GOES TO TRIAL AFTER CHANGE OF VENUE » Nov. 13.— Jobn D, Eder > ) asc Ibert vs. again on trial here under change of uue trom Sheridan county. Gilbert rehs damages because of alleged double eau ng” of sheep which he purchased from Powers, this, he alleges, causing him to pay ahout $9,000 for re which he did not reteive. .The ied here a few months ago verdict found for Gilbert but vas obtained. A feature of | was the arrest of Jay | ness for Gilbert, who testi- fiel that he had witnessed the counting | mo ot the sheen, ‘wed, but who at the tinie, was 18 miles away. it for perjury was ordered by the, dance and me made that udge Ralph Kimball of Lander j they witl be in a manner tac | as pres = dur Sees the present trial, will meet th widespread approval peet the work being done © | Chinatoy Fellows 1 sult His; for the acTaSION = ASTERPIECE OF HE FILM WORLD “The Miracle Man” Which Begins} Long Run Friday, Guaran-. teed to Grip Audience with Striking Features. Published originally as a noval in ‘s magazine, written by Frank ard and later dramatized by M. Cohan and presented with success on Broadway, the \rteratt picture, “The Mir- | comes to the Lyric Friday in Indefinite run. As a motion cture this absorbing story has been niled hy the eritics as one of the finest iuctions eyer seen on the screen, pr With scenes laid in the haunts of crim- inals in New York's Chinatown, In a little village om the side of a giant rountain and on the shore of.a roar- an, the opp anity for won- photographie .effects has been} alized to the lim. But ‘the chief interest is in the strik-| ne story, which centers about the ven- Ne figure of an old patriarch, who is credited with the power to heal the sick and make ‘crippled Mmbs whole again. To him come Tom Purke and his band of erooke trom New York's with the id owers. But it n't work out as th calculited, for hidden away in ca them is’: ven of good, which | slowly comes to the surface under the ‘influence of their wholesome environ-} ment. In a most: marvelous way iio are reclaimed from the paths on his x na of unusual ability enacts the} important roles in the picture, headed j by Thomas Meighan, a well known lead- ing man, and ‘including Elinor Fair, Be ity Compson, Joseph J. Dowling, . W. Lawson Buts, J. M. Du- Lucille Hutton and FP. A. Tur- mont, her, REGULAR DANCES AT O00 FELLOWS HALL TO BEGIN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Beginning Saturday night the Odd ll, conceded to be one of the attractive in the state as the re- f recent improvements, witl bid of cashing in! the} patronage of those who like to | L. J. Johnson of Riverton is in the tity for a few days yisiting with friends hefore lenving tor Chicago where he will spend the winter. Leaving soon for Ogden, Salt Lake! City, San Diego, Commissions executed, | moderate fee. W. Stockton, phone 876-'V, 444 North Reech St. 11-13-1t D. S. Rogers and H. B. Hovisveen of | Ogden, Utah, were business visitors in| the city yesterday between trains, en! | route to Leod, 8. D. ' yourself and your ert Ask for Geo. Swarts, Insure Phone 1184. | Mrs. D. G. Fox has returned from Burlington, lowa, where she has been j the pasc ten dive visiting with rela-: } tives. | Buy your windshields and glass ot} \the Nat | 11-10- St! There are ¢90 movie theaters in Tira-; jit. } | rona Lumber company. Mat the best meal in town for 60c at, the Army and Navy club. | Len Peterson of Rapid’ City, S. | was a business visitor In the cit | terday. D, | apartment] Fixehange Lasse | Nieeiy Turniried uvo-room for rent, Cali a: 405 Oi | building or phione 1184. Silk was tire. made by Si Ling, wife! of Hoang-Ti, emperor of China, in the | x 2600 B.C. | The Natrona Lumber company will save you money on stoves and ranges. | Large stock just received. 11-10-8t The boys of Park school have a. jzreat} |time these days coasting down the on South Center street. Keep your clothes in shape by having | the Henning ‘Tailor ‘Shop clean and) | press them for you. Phone 1084. ioseat| The change of weather eausea many | cars to freeze up and burst their radi- ators. Musical toys just veceived at the] | Richter Music Co, Player pianos at exceptionally low prices and terms 0 | ofter. Mis Ge! Frosident Wilson says that war time} probihition will end with the signing of | jthe reaty. ‘There is mor? than one [way io appeal to a senator, | Watch for the Miracle Man at the ric theatn soon, 11-13-23 Laura Bushnell is a 70-year-old “nelle gir)’ at Burr, Okla, é FOR SALR—A standara drilling rig! with a complete line of tools. Apply | to Calvin H. Cass. Henning hoel. } 11-18.5tj | 3.1. Grace of Lemon, 8. D., is in the | city on w short business trip and plans! jat the Wigwam. jelty visiting friends tor a tew weeks. {rels and pianos and insite against: loss day for Thermopoljs, . Rleetrieal ranatesnicg, and repairing. | Flectrical Supply and Construction Co. {109 Fast First street. Phone 483-W.. 11-18-19. | When you think of buying a hoinée | ‘or lot think of John M. England. com- | pany. Phone 1129, 9-24-tf/ Ethel Sterlmg of Hastings, Népr., | | stopped off in the cit® -petween trains | yesterday on route to Riverton where; she will visit with relatives. } 9-24-tf| We handle only the highest grades | hody. of. motor oljls. Mobilolis l ‘Texaco, ‘The best that. money can buy. ing Filling Station Co, "| 7-6 | Congressional action to keep out rad- licais fs all right. Rut @ fenee to keep | ¥°* out mad dogs doesn't limit the activi- ition of those already in the yards j “'Yenlow. Cab company. Phone 31, PBL Jene Hommey is ipaVing today for 10-18-tf| Fort Collins Colo, Where he has ne-|Co., at 111, fiadte First street, and have leepted a position as mechanie ‘in one of| the garages there. FOR SALF—At a batgnin, a standard rilling rig. Phone 717 or apply at 705 Bucknum street, William Runday. 11° a ot Everett Phelps of Mandan, Ny D., is in the city on 2 short business trip. He} is leaving for Lusk Friday on his re- turn home. Buy your bread where bread: is best, 10-7-tf C. R. Sprague of Cheyenpe arrived| jhere this morning and. will spend a fen days here on business. The two principal industries in Bul-|" earia are the wil SAS os of tobacco and roses. Tho Center Street Filling Station has received a large shipment of auto rafia- \tor covers. Weed chains, Weed chains, get them now and protect yourself trom acct- dent. Casper Sporting Goods company, 149 W. Second St. Ji-t2-41 L. C. Dunn of Minneapolis is in the We will store your trunks, boxes, bar- of same from fire. Phone 988 for fur- ther perticulars. The Midwest Ware- | house-and ‘transfer Co., 226 No. Cen- ter St.. Casper, Wyo. 13-12-3t The O}) City Supply is expecting a large shipment of non-freeze solution this week. Best pies and fancy steaks at Rudy’s Cafe. Chicken dinner every Sunday. 10-4-tf. Ti. MH. Nelson lett today for Maryland, Sune jhands, and to this fact has been as- Holiday dances will uiso be given from time to time and popular prices will | t) | Dre fl. Those interested in the yen- ‘ture hope to raise the standard of the SPROUL DRIVES to ave for Manville the first part of | Wisconsin on an extended business and! ne week. ‘visiting trip. He expects to return the | \latter part of January, accompanied by WANTED—Two g60d men for pick) his mother. rep-, ‘Por’ fresh! & ent ithe Casper Cat bi 10-13-tf int iy ob & hot ot bd Lowy t George Salisbury of Grand: Island, Nebr., was a business visttor in the city Sater ce and ctabs, att you Insint on thé best, call) the|atonday. Mr. Salisbury departed today |: Braoka #1 ‘Tati, Phone #3, Reliable|for Grent Falls, Moninna where he will rervice, 10-92-48 eas with hie rather for a few weeks. “where ad W by your fas. we sell 68,73 gravity «at 4¥ ‘cents; also stan- dard gris, ing 42.05 \at 25 cent Give un a I, the ‘service exper Wyoming Filling :Station Co.. 11 Donald McCarty of New Faven, Iowa. Is in the elty)forn few days visiting About nincty per cent of the Japa- | nese weople can read and write. See Murray or phone 10473 for bar- gains In real catnte, houses and lots. Jones & Lnyden Co, 204 oO. S. Butid-; ing. 11-5-f) The collar” ona is more frequently | with friends, broken than any other bone in the; Be sure and, get the best when gree. iing” your electrical fixtures. ‘Auto radiator service, We repair and rebuild any make of radiator. <Acety- \lene welding shop in connection. High- Garage. Phone 1178. 11-8-tf us estimate your job, none too large and none-too small. McEveny Electric] | company, 141 West First street. 11-10-3t It you woutd go proselyting and in-; dulge in’ propoganda, leirn from. the | Wife, who rules the household, hecause she never Jets thé man discover that he is being bossed. About 95 per cent of the world’s sup- ply of coal is mined north of the Equa-| tor. A full. charged battery does not \freeze. Drive into the Auto Wlectrical Sea Murray or phone 110177 atthe [Jones ant Hayden Co, 204 0. 8. bulla Phone 968-7. ing, foribirgainm.in-lota;nnd houres. 11-4 nee ts Peter “Meehan, of Hohoken, — N.J., won a $250 heart balm ‘sult against Miss | Pridget Hangley, whom Peter alleges! Proposed marriagg to him, was accepicd, | and then jilted him. | | Kerosene, the twentieth century fuet,! a by-product of gasoline two and ono | half gallons to every gation of gasoline your battery. looked over, If straightened out, an ounce of spider | web Would extend over 350 miles. | For bargpins in real -estate see F. Branch Realiy Co. Above Iris theater. Phone S82W. 10-22-tf The population of Canada taken an a whole is about equally divided be- tween town and country, The robin and the wren are the only hirds that sihg all the year round. All other birds have periodical fits of si- Houses where goldfish sire kept in round bowls must pay an increased rate for fire-iysurance, because. they | lence. are lire hazard.. The new decision ,,| Fesulted from a. recent demonstration , Be proud of, instead of provoked witit! in ge. Louis, showing that the -suh your complexion. A complete line of Marinello preparations and hair goods. | The Marinello Shop, 248 East Second! cot fire to curtains and carpets, street: RRoie Gece SUT: sip iB. Lhnning of Miles City, Mon- : y drinkers, each thnu, was <i Wusiness visitor in the city | fareieatin pe AY ieee yesterday, departing today for Omaha. an ‘average of 200 quarts 6¢ heer every! -weea Ghainss Nebtcelebée, coat! vit. year, canizers, Kelly Springfield tires and ual ! kinds of auto accessories at all times. Electrical fixtures’ and wiring. Mo: | , a Eveny Electrical Co., 141 West iirat. | Seo Whit, the Kelly Kid, at the Ott 10-8-t¢ | City. Auto, Supply, corner ‘Tieech Le Second streets. showing through a goldfish how! makes | & magnificent lens powerful enough to Japanese children are taught at an early age to write and draw with both cribed the superiority of Japanese art in’ certain directions, especially in neat | sewing. | Wor reliable wiring at honest. prices | see the American Electric Co., 112 Wast | Third street. Phone 1080. 10-1-tf wiring is an important thing, sae ret Let |' "EM TO ALTAR; ANOTHER WEDS... | Musical organizations of its kind in the west. The'publie is familiar with the tyne of person who “drives one to drink, bot Postmuster Sproul claims to be the! * on person who can drive them to Tunrriage. A proof of this assertion: ’ that the postofftce has | turnished its fifth bride since he took the person of Miss Hlen ain, Who is a general de ‘ft the city for one day | asibly on visit. An-} of her m ge to Cc. T. n employe of Tne of the local} s made on her return. Mrs. | ain at her post “in the! office for the present. The youn have friends here. MAS. BAILEY LEAVES mn : people | public dance here and attract a patron- }and shovel worl Wages 0 per day | age thar will apprectate the improve-| nd | board. ring your blankets. Apply! nent. j to Calvin H. Cass, Henning hotel. MeKee's orchestra will furnisn the} 1113-5e music for the dances and the loader pposes to develop one of the finest Additions will be made fr6m time 0 time. SERVICE MEN PUT THRU | Portland, O, where he will visit with lremtives. for an indefinite iongch of! TRAINING, FT. RUSSELL, Expert work done em hair dying. cHErt oi axon atela complete line of Marinello prepara- Li cwnerviee men trom northern ana |HON and half goods. ‘he Masiello central Wyoming Russell for duty in a strike emergency have been given a course of extensive training which has rounded them into a well synchronized military mb&ehir j Only 35 of their number are Americar egionajries “The four platoons of state cavalry assigned to 1 ore Mackenzie, near Shiv idan, in the mobilized .at Fort rike emergency also have| You should worry about this weather. ~ith a set of our weed chains on your jcar, Casper Sporting Goods ‘company, |149 West Second street, Phone 214. 11L-8-ft | i se Dennis will leave tonighi for Stop, 248 Bast Second street. Phone 11-7-Ft | “8 lazy woman who spends her time eading novels.” was a London judges description of Mary Harvey, a married n, who has been senteheed to four imprisonment for nelecting ber X young children. Z. V's Auction Sale attracts im- jBeen underg goings Intensive training. 'mense crowds. Diamonds, watches, Four other platoons of state cavairy | jewelry and silverware are being sold have heen organized ‘for assignment io at any price they may bring. FE sf the Sheridan coal district. thing’ strictly guaranteed. J. Gansl, Mr esident of the| Statute }2617 Montana avenue, Billings, Mont. State W. ©. zation and an- Largest Diamond Merchant in Mou- wointed at the recent convention here ; tana, 1-7-10t* ‘present Wyoming at the national ‘ ‘ation In St. outs. left Cape een Tho Kiehter Music Company is dts. week for the Missouri metropolis and! ing a shipment of musfext expects to be absent for some time. As! toys Just received . Other ship- the result of ber election to the state ,ments of holiday goods are arriving ie “Cape xivion? vote vo levery week and are heing put on dis- expenses of Mrs. Bailey to | play. COAL SHIPMENTS GIVEN PRIORITY The pla * glass window for the fron t _ Kerosene is the only fuel universally jor the National Bank Commerce |elivered to the door of the consum building on North Center street, has @T in any quanti desired, Core in ‘arrived and is now being installed. nd see demonstration of Oxo: Gas | Heating applianc South Center The Miracie Man is coming, Where? street. 11-7-12 {The Miracle is coming. When? Ph he aie ; ix coming, Friday Anthony Lridwell of Childress, Texas, RIGHT BY ROADS, en preference “in flroad fines at pres. | the yjume of traffic is ue to the string, the majority | ‘pments arising from the transfer} l yints Whore i( is nceded. Hay, | in nnd goods of Kinds are next on tho priority Hotty | MAS JOHNSTON PROMINENT “WOMAN OF CHEYENNE, ia] CHEYENNE, Wyo.. No F Inen A. Johnston, wile of E John: | ston, Head of the E Johnston Grocery | WW, died Tuesday night “after an} lilies aS Of several months | Mrs. Johnston was one of the best! BF ee and best beloved of Cheyenne's | /*° older residents, She had resided here} "34 yeara, during 20 years of which pe- i “Pe viod she was president of the WMing Pr Workers society of the Raptist chureh J She was the last surviving .member of | Bttihe large and formerly prominent Davis Bec tonliy of Ohio. t shipment ove uit N ‘ i t y Surviving Mrs. Johnston are her hus- Whiind and three daughters, these being ©Os Mrs. A. J. Parmer of Portland, Oregon; | mn Mrs. A, K, Jensen of Cheyenne and Miss | Jie Maud Jobiston of Cheyenne. Ali were Houpresent When ber death occurred. jaasehaihaclS as Lad et a BREAKS ARM IN FALL 3H LusK, Wyo., Nov. 13.—Mrs. a.] | A. Kaan is recovering from ipjuries: wuf- fered when she fell on an icy sidewalk jand broke her arm. Men is coming, mi i n is coming, Sunday. Where ‘© the Lyric of course, and it's your own fault is you miss it. ide No logic appeals to the striker as quickly as an empty stomach, Yellow Cab company, Phone 61. 11-8-t 8. C. Blow of Tarkio, Mo,, was @ bus: Inexs visitor in the city yesterday. ‘se your best judgment when you ru any ) ens reet, wiring done ahd call the Mc Electrical Co., 141 West Fi 11-13-4t. tlerman oe Fischer of the Midwest Re. st ivf today on an extended trip | yop aturday, /NAs a cat that will wake up the family | every morning at 6 o'clock, thus making it unnecessary for Mr. Bridewell to think to wind up the alarm clock the evening before. Have you seen the Burlington addi- tion lots? They are on sale at easy terms, See Harry Free, the Lot Man, 929-1 t The budget system wouldn't work in + | Mexico. It would be impossible to tell in advance how much of the public rey- enues would be required to ransom | | American citizens from bandits. Think it over, then bring your house ‘wiring problems to us, and we will con: ' vince vou that we will do it right. We hin electrical fixtures of all kinds. eny Blectrical Co., 141 \ “iret to Youngstown, Ohio, to vistt with rela- | Srrect, He ex, T. S, Carlson of the Midwest Refinery If 4 man does not prefer a beard, | jer; ‘aint on an extended business and shaving is a toree of hablt with him. | visiting trip to Loufville, Ky. Mr. Carlson expects to spend the winter ance. Townsend building, Phone 950, Cagper, | Wyo. U! Dorothy of Denver is a short business in the elty on i r 4 4 ‘one agent) ae pohapemes, end ibandar jxottior=/ 0-415 robd tana Henne wlio tiveat : 11-12-4t Labor Contracts Wanted—Avit ac copt contracts on useossmont work, viui.|. ACroplane freight must ‘consigt | of idating and drilling. Tteference fur-' Preclous merchapdise. A plane is ee aished. Call Calvin H, Cass, Henning TY ew ¥ork-to Cuba with $100,000 hater Grete Worth of fountain pews. Perhaps it it is reported here by stockmen tha’ filtho the last snowstorm wank Revere; very lttle loss has resulted to the sheep and cattle In this county. rorge B. Nelson foy real estate and sl per 9.29-tf s trip and expects to j|months there before returning in the spring. Get your oils and greases for your car at the Center street Filling Stu- tion. High and low test gas, n wilh aur. Deing back $100,000 worth of su- t Eee me for your automobile painting, | Janes Muitmy, Phone 278. 9.298. Oxo Gas the only burner indorsed by the government, on display at 15" )South Center street. 117-18 N.C. Johnson was hi trony his ranch for a few days this week transacting (business and left today for Denver. If you are wanting the best in tallor. | ‘made-clothes. See BH. A. Schilleman, at the Henning Tailor Shop. 10-28-t£ | Mrs. Major Orgisby experienced her first ride in the J. Y. Stock airplane! Monday, You will always be pleased when you eat at.the American Cafe. 10-11-t¢ This Christmas will make the second in Holland and he is not sure where he Will spend the next one, Meet me at Carnes’ Brokerage and | Public Exchange at § o'clock tonight, aboye the Iris theater. 9-25-tf Travel in Mexico is safe enough, if you ‘have friends back home who have money they don't your release. For fresh eg South Side Grocery. quality groceries. Phone 1111. "10-7-tt one that the Kaiser his been exiled} mind spending for; L. M. Hinds of Chicago arrived in tho | elty last night and will spend a few) days here on business, : if Why worry about coal “and ™woou, use Oxo Gas. On display at 159 South, | Center” street. 11-7-13} | rei a pe on Income THB ae | | Hooms 208-314 Professional undertakers are. pracu: | cally unknown to Jupan. When a per-; son dies it is the custom for his near- est relatives to make a coffin and bury | him. ‘The mourning docs not begin untit| patter burial. \ | Ted Rial, of the L. Murphy Cigar) |company, Jias taneat “and has accept- ed a position with a working interest jwith the Midwest cafeteria, 1 — . poeais est GoopRICE Rooms 2488 re t ' Casper, For acreage in proven fields, phona! } Wm. Bunday at the Henning hotel! or r write him at 705 Bucknum street, Cas-| AUTO REPAIR iner, Wyo. 10-6-tf — . H CHARGED BATTERY DOES NOT FRE! t Ginger growri in Jamaica has always | commanded more than double the price; of any other—even before the advent} ©f prohibition in the United States.} Under favorable conditions ‘an acre will “BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER © seep Produce as much as. four thousand pounds. e. SPARS TR rasta! ER & etd ah Hh) é ftice— Kalt's Bit alt Bring your battery and starting | Vhones Men, 87M. Ottices aint trouble to the Willard Service Station Moving Speclatty. A. N. Spencer of Mitthell, 8S. Dak., is in the city for a few days looking over his land interests here. Radiator covers, weed chains and auto accessories, high and low test gas. Cen- ter Street Willing Station. 11-12-4t W. J. Officer of Denyer is in the jeity for a few days transacting bus’ ness. Save time and money by using Gates Hatt Sole ‘Tires. Cost half as mucn. Guaranteed 3,500 miles. © 9-23-t¢ Says that he ith his plane 3ert Cole, local aviator! jean get off the ground wi in three feet of snow. You will always enjoy yourself and be pleased when you eat at the mre can Cafe. 10-22. Dr. L. M. Clark of Denver is spend ing a few days in the. city on tegal business. Bring your crippled motot or enets ator to the Casper armature Works and | have it repaired. 10-17-12 Don Peterson is |the artistic decotations in the jana Navy club roonts, Army | Jollow the crowd to the Smoke House | billiard parlor, a very congenfal place jfor a pastime gamé of pocket biliatds. i: 4 11-Bt-té | Charles Whitmore, recently dis- charged from army setvice, artived In the’ city last night and expects to lo- |cate here, to, Cas-| |. Meals and lunyhes, cohtinuous serv- {Ice from 6b. m. tot p. m, Cafeteria jStyle, at the Harvey, 10-22-t¢ Haroid Blackmore of Salt Lake City, Utah, is in the city for a few days vis. iting with friends and relatives. Turkish baths and massaging at the 8. Turkish Maths. 10-15-tf Cufford Ross of Salt Creek is in from | suit Creek for q few days on business Mr, Ross says the toads are in bad con- | dition between here and the ofl camp. Keep posted on good thingd to art always at the Wyatt Cafeteria. 10-20-+f oO. DR, + Loan Otficé will save you money on Giiromractor | ,|your Overcoat and mackinaw. 10-16-tf Sulte 2, Townsend vy 9 Office az” Hex S97. veh the credit tor! and have*it adjusted. 10-15-tt | s—— Auction sales in Japan are conducted t PRRIENTS sessing estes ! very differently from the American | | ne 195. Plan. A bidder at a Japanese auction| | ya) writes his name and bid on a plece of bites obi Paper which he puts into a box. ‘This BROKERS i is opened by the auctioneer and the {| @-—————————_.____ highest bidder receives the goods. | CARNES RnerEn san: & PUBLIC j Dia you ever stop to think that the ©. E. Carnes & B. Lesperance, 5 Proprietors, Casper Loan Office will save’ you Open-air séssion held dually at 8 money on your new 6uit. 10-16-tf | | Dm.» List-your Of] Stocks with us: yre can {ili your orders on a re- rkably low. margin, me 1147, Office over Ivis Theater The green and ye'low tints so fre- quently to be found in caterpillars are believed to be due to coloring matter CHIRO: derived from thelr food and pnssed PF ai 0 through the Wlood of the spinners. By DK. J.B. JEFFRE impregnating leaves with artificial col DE, ANNA, COAHAM-I SuCrREY, ors the-experimenters caused some spe Lyrle Thest Wide € cles of caterpillas to produce sil | Oitice Phone t06" heatey, on bright orange-yellow and fine rose hues. | §-- = — It ts getting colder and the Casper Dino Ghee hi N. Moller of Grand Forks, N. D., is spending a few days in this vicinity jon business. q Let us refer you tq the Oxo-Gas users in the city at 159 South Cen- ter street. BY 1-7- act 5 i The queen beo will lay from two to| | three thousand eggs daily during the | > |. Ht. ROLNRR Ri Bui Mi e aie ing Co! season, She is the mother of all the! other inmates in the hive, and éan lay | Mail perso eggs to-produce either drones or wori- —— ——_—_—_—_| ers--ds the fancy takes het. She is the! | Typ tT only fullydeveloped female bee in the| | Your Homeoee = ! hive. Only she, with her setles of pro- EETER CL ou | ductive organs, can perpetuate the bee Ottice ae 0. au ntractor Sane i B08; ide, Phone zezm | How's your sole? ‘Try a pair of our} ‘ KKorry Krome or green leather soles. Natrona Shoe Shop, 10-29-tf OLAS BUILDS HOMES 1 me Ogure with you or your | De dio diseares of. the Fact and Diseases annie: Fetnary” T of the Skin. Phones: Gated Hawn: ABE a my Fb: ei \) MARSHALL, OG. MEITH, W. p, ‘ae panies attention given to obstet- CPeG cL aecesons of women and | homens "Office, Offige,. "Sen Re — 164 The cAsrER PREV ares Boserras, Sere ES St. i | fi a Lt Oftice. hone 54; Res, ‘Phone V DENTISTS DR. pM, ©, hat doll Rokrbnaw; ta (Over Casper aa macs) 9 “ produced. -Billions of barrels in star: Riehter Music Company has added| age. Come in and see Oxo Gas demon; a line of musical toys to its complete) strated ‘at 159 South Senter Rieree: : line of musical merchandise. ‘The com- -T-18t ELECTRICIANS - pany has also a few player pianos at fox CC——————— >? exceptionally low prices. ana on terms If you have it ‘work to he | AMERICAN thy ca, to offer. 7 11-18-6c| done bofore January 1, 1920; phone 1184! ete: ne ble id ogy ig these Kat | for estimate.. 1 am equipped to do the| | ,Al? iblectrieal *wirl ing ‘ana (i every true woman is happtest when! work und enn Turnish thé, best of ref. | | tracting. fd she knows she Is looking her hest. The|erences. Write Geo. C. Strawn, =} Marnello Shop. ‘Phone 803, 248 East !Oil ixchange nilding, Casper, CLEAN Second street. » 10-14-tt| ming. 11-1 HAT. CLEANING -o NEW Youk shh LRANING We clean and rentose, all kinds of Hats, Panamng, Soft, salt, and mee Hats for eth s and gentieme aU work euaran- | Also take orders -far enw We call for and deliver, Shoe ‘shining parlor ‘tn connection All for, ladies and gentlemen. Bits ot ORS avec. 3 o, 7. nuiaings” INSURANCE | on os) — ! HOAGLAND AND RUTHERFORD 1 i We sell The Wyoming's Own | fa, Keep Your Money at flome, | Office 247 N. Center Phone 889w | JEWELERY ~ 'T. a. WY For fine Watou itep 1 i. Center LAWYERS WILLIAM 0, Pee Saad Attorn: at : E. Richard Shipp = . Room! 21, Townsend Bullding { a re a AGens,” STANLEY: Ka wURANE 207 OW Fiza ol Freese, as. NICHOLS & STIRRETT | it Mikchewge Bide. | 3009-10-11 O1r ei" GRORGE W. Vienauson anes Roo Si, tow lend peel Bldg. j ? lie WAHREE & #r SPENCER WS-310 0. 8, Bia Rare (ee | 3 = PLUMBING. AND. HEATING J. DONONTE Plumbing ana oxontr hot: water heating a specialty. "sobbing of an kinds Prompty: attended to. hop—S26 S, Spruce. Phone 200W | ad Wen vrAbME Plumbin, ateam. and hot-water heating; 1 dy pipeless hot alr tur- nace. Jobbite of all. kinds prompt- ly attended Shop 129 W, Fh otetiure: ‘ode RESTAURANTS + MORGAN'S C, (Successorsto Main Cate) Under New Management Good, clean, wholesome foods at Popular prices—Gpen all_night. MARION MONGAN, Prop. REAL ESTATE MARION P, WHF! ud Real Estate and Insurance Casper, Wyoming ROOMING HOUSES STAGE LINES Se eee RP. J. Ltd | Mall, Express, Freight and Pas- | sahikern ‘asper ta it Creek. | OeeResctelocanse bin Se SHOE REPAIRING | SATRONA anor, PAM SHOP Shoes Matt-Soted ant ubber Neels Puton in twenty minutes Street fh ie SPORTING GOODS | CASPER SPORTING Goons co, | | Anything in the sporting goods line | Auto Accessories: 149 Went Secona, Phone “TAXI punta pigns, FS fate? hHOVSE TAXT iy ‘vice. 4 year ago in Chicago the streets! |} rao a. nace OUMEs {4 A SNOMUM ALA, Pros: mi. Phone 21713 Phone 88 looked m& tho they were covered with { \ : aes jexiow ne it was Rags inade CLOTHES CLEANERS VETERINARY SURGEON the si ts appear so from the celebra- os Fab ee, 5 tion of the Sentag of the Armistice.) | THE SpRvicr UBANERS I$ - ~ ther pillows were ripped open and | Cleaning, rpeaslng. Remodeling ay yeas TRU thrown into the ajr trom: the highest! v8 ved At ©: 5 180. story of the Palmer Hotel und other | wgentph. Linden abd Rattroad Sta. DEPRES FREESE. ue HONe. [use Dulldings. EEO Our Matt Fone, 08 A NG, NET. || KEEP YOUM CLOTHES EN 5} {lo Live. sor i } Me rw aecitenn eneral contrac-| ) My, harine them cleaned and neal ili Nanueetied hae 03h, + 615 8, Lincoln. ne 928. ; © Henning Tatior od Bl gr ae en OP a / = foemr-aots Phone 1084. ! he IN THE 8 (a |