Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 28, 1920, Page 10

PAGE TEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1920 2ND MISSION COMES FROM PHILIPPINES « Body Headed by Senate Presi- dent Quezon Reiterates De- mand for Independence. That the Filipino people are in earn- est in their demand for immediate in- dependence is indicated by the coming to the United States of a second Philip- pine mission to work for independence. Coincident with this announcement the War Department recelved a cable from Manila stating that the all-Filipino leg- islature had adopted resolutions re- iterating its plea for immediate inde- pendence. The second mission, like the first, is composed of the leading men of the is lands and will work ‘in the United States not only for immediate inde- pendence, but also to bring about “bet- ter understanding, greater confidence and closer economic relations between the United States and the Philippines. The mission is again headed by Man- tel L. Quezon, president of the Philip- pine Senate, who is well known in America, having been for six years res- ident commissioner to the United Senate President ‘Manuel ‘L. Qiitzon, States. Mr. Quezon and the Hon, Sér gio Osmena, Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives and Vice President of the Council of State, are the leaders of the Nacionglista patty, which has been in power since 1907. While Speaker Osmena is not,so Well known in the United States as Quegon, he is considered one of the ablest men in the islands. Senate President Gue- zon recently referred to Osmefii a8 “the greatest Filipino since Rizal.” The personal relations between Os- mena and Quezon are probably without a parallel in modern politics. Thoy have been the leading political figures In the islands for 12 years, yet there has never been the slightest indication of rivalry between them, Throughout their college life as well as their long political service each has tefused to be a candidate for any position that the other aspired to, During the years Quezon was the Philippine delegate in the American Congress he won the esteem and con- fidence of both the Republican and Democratic ides of the chamber. Whenever he Spoke he was assured of a good attendance, One of the officini short hand reporters once declared Quezon used the purest English of any. member of the House. Osmena, as president of the Nacion- alista party, is the leader of the na- tional movement for independence. “Osmena is the premier ‘de facto’ of the Pnilippines,” said a leading Filipi- Speaker Sergio Osmena. no journalist, now in America. . “A conscientious and tireless worker, thorough and persistent, a gehlus for xrasping the big features as well as the smallest details of public affairs, cool headed, quiet by temperament and education, a deep thinker, an eloquent speaker, @ polished writer, a keen Ob+ server of menu—such is Osmena,.” Both Osmena ang Quezon have been consistent advoca: of Philippine in- dependen@, Yet when the occigion de manded tt they have never hesitated to chumpion the cause of America’s good intentions toward the Fillbino veoble. ee gh Samuel, f the world’s petroleum andara Oil Company, his ‘fortune by souvénirs at a resort, « rom the undation of other easide ne English Read the Tribune Want *Ads. — the min,who has | “Tek In this column, which appears Sri articles of mpecial interest to metehnut and women in general. C. SHARP STEVENS ALWAYS “SAYS IT DIFFERENTLY” C. Sharp Stevens is one of the best! advertised merchants in Cleveland. He pays for a great deal of advertising, but the free kind—the word-of-mouth publicity—helps to cut down his ex- penses and increases his profits. The “Starp” in his name signifies his! business, for first of all he is a grindef, | altho he. has broadened it so that it} takes in many advertised lines of safe-! ty razors, pens, watches, thermos bot- tles and so on. ‘The “Sharp” might also! ‘apply to his business sagacity. | His store is in the high rent section of Cleveland, on Prospect avenue, where all day long the crowds are dense. Hun- dreds of these passersby are each day turned into “passers-in” by his unique window displays. * The slates many of us used in school jearry most of his messages, and the bright sayings he jots down on tiese slates are the talk of Cleveland. Shears Sharp Stevens Sells Work Well And Cut Long Swell sS&y8'one slate. Another tells the people that— Even Blind Folks H Can C Sharp Cutlery Next to it one says simply— Sharp Stevens Who Is As Was Once And Is As Is Now | Crazzy advertising? Hardly—only original and different and eas membered. Stevens keeps a list of customers and Prospects and whenever he thinks of a g00d saying he has it printed on a catt| and shoots it cut to the list. Men varty these cards sround in their pockets show them to friends as “latest.” Instead of a simple window sign stat ing “good grinding done here,” or some other Commonplace remark of the sort, Stevens says ‘Pious Grinding.” Makes you chuckle, doesn’t it? - “pious grinding.’ But you would re-} ™member it when you wanted something sharpened, and you'd tell your friends | to drop around on Prospect avenue to see Stevens’ window. DIAMOND'S PEARLS PROVE LURE FOR OYSTERS While dining at a Redding, Calif., cafe, & cuStomer bit something hard in one of the oysters he was eating. He found it to be a little Stone resembling @ pearl, and upon taking it to a jeweler he founda it to be worth $299. Diamond Davis, regretted that he had not found the pearl himself, but decided that he could make use of the incident just the same, so he stressed the pearl | his advertising. One of his adver- mel Stevens’ tisements, for instance, was headed: One Man Found a $299 Pearl | in One of Our Oysters H Why Not Try four Luck? YES, BOOKCASES WILL SELL IN A BOOK STORE R. P. Sherwood, the bookstore man of Chic, Calif., has successfully proved hat the buying public will buy any- thing, anywhere, if the article makes a sufficient appeal. He is sefling book- eases in a book store. Who ever heard of such a thing? Why folks go to a furniture store when they want furniture, don’t they? Maybe tirey used to, but they don’t any more in Chico. A large number of sectional bodk- case8 are constantly In_use on the floor of the store for displaying the large stock of books of fiction. These sec- tions are of a well-known standard make and additional sections can always be purchased—a telling sales argument in their favor. There are several styles and finishes, with duplicates on an up- per balcony. These filled bookcases make an ap- peal because they appear just as they would in the home. They are much more attractive than empty sections as displayed in a furniture store. © They call the attention of the purchaser of books to the fact that the sectional bookease is just the right thing for the books he is buying. The customer thinks a little further and soon visions a need for this very plece of furniture in his own home, and all because he saw it in use as it would actually look in a home. Tt only needs a suggestion on the part of the salesman to send the “inter- ested” customer to the back of the sture and up a short flight of stairs to the RUG WEAVING Carpets and Rugs woven from your own material. Latest designs. New Modern Loom MRS. ADALINE UNGER Inquiré Kenwood Grocery Jackson St. MR. BUSINESS MAN —$500.00 a MONTH §f while disabled—re- 9) gardless of cause. | —Policy Non-Cancel- §) able! —Cost $100.00 per §) year OR LESS! | —The only NON-CAN- §f) CELABLE Policy is- fj) sued, R. T. KEMP Co. That's All \@ 111 E. 2nd Phone 370 <~reCen wm<on Insurance, | front glass. education Carolin: | to a fine st BusIness COLUMN # win BY By MANSFIELD E HOUSE Gorm) week, will appear news and short a clr salespeople and business men |baleony, where the stock of section! | bookeases is kept. There you are! The sales are easily made. Sherwood also takes orders for sev tional filing cabinets of all sorts and sizes—a base and a top and as many sections as the buyer can afford. Ad- ditional sections can always be pur- chased, wherever the customer may live. He utilizes as “samples” his own quarter-sawed-oak sectional filing cabi- nets in use near the desk. One set has been constantly used in the store for ten years, and is as good as new. This is a sales argument that would convince the most skeptical and covld | not be used in demonstrating new fur: niture. The customer argues: “A piece of furniture that has been in daily | use for ten years and is just as good jas new—well, it’s worth buying.” INCREASING THE VALUE OF DISPLAY SPACE For yeafs the Highland Park druc store. Highland Park, Calif., had been showing its toilet preparations on shelves which ranged at the rear of the display case. That meant that there was a great deal of unused space just in front of the shelves. Then came the need for more space. After giving the tmatter considerable thought, Mr. Prettyman, of the firm, called in a carpenter and asked him to build a set of shelves that could be set into the showcase, right up against the These shelyes are a foo: deep, and all of the space that used to be wasted in front of the original glass | shelves is now in the rear of the ais- | plays, and can be used to accommodate stock. | Inthe Day’s News ! The inauguration of Dr. Harry Wood- burn Chase as president of the Uni versity of North Carolina, which will attract a large gathering of distin- shished visitors to Chapel Hill today, is another reminder of the fact that this is distinetly the day of young men as leaders in education. Dr. Chase has just passed his thirtyseventh birthday and is the youngest president that the university has had in its century and a quarter of history. The new president is a native of New England. All his early years were spent in that section of the country, and it was there that he received his education, getting his A. B. degree from Dartmouth in 1904 and his M. from the same institution four ears later. For a year after complet ing his studies he served as director of the clinic for subnormal children at Clark University. In 1910 he was ap- pointed professor of the philisorhy at the University of North Later he was made professor of psychology and more recently he has served as acting president of the Chapel Hill institution. The Pacific Coast league got away ‘t, with big business report- ed all over the circuit. Willar If you want to know about the WILLARD threaded rfber insu- lated battery ask us, the Willard representatives. Magneto, Generator, Starter, Ig- nition and Lighting Troubles re- paired. AUTO ELECTRICAL CO., 136 KE. Midwest Ave, Phone 9633 (Old 11 E. First St.) FOR SALE —_—— FOR SALE—Dandy corner lot on Cedar and, Dover ‘sts.; $1,000 cash; only, Phone 1258. FOR SALE—$2500 will Fort room house close i Call Mr. Vivion. PI cae sce FOR SALE—Stand, leather _ pillow, auto tire, inner tube and lining, two vuleanizers, triple pump; all new; heat- ing stove, four 20-ft. lengths of 3-4- inch pipe, 1211 E. Second; phone 1 4-27-20" ayments. 4n 133 FOR Barer Tw rises ive cream tables, ra all vaw, The Palace Tee tice Parlor 144s. Pees 4-27. Bt pi sa Yat SP AT rea Se FOR SALE—Or Lease—Warehouse site, 107x100, on Sandbar on river front best for sewer connection. Box 170 Tribune. 4-21-6t* FOR SALE—Eleetric Butter-Kist pop- corn machine, TOSapnes ate yeas good as new; used four mj bar- gain. Inquire Lyric Hitara pation 4-23-12t* FOR SAL! B_Forty, laying hens; good healthy stock. “328 Wolcott ft -28-1t FOR SALB—One of the dest built homes in Casper. For ois Fae Phone 8T7W. -12-tf ied ee Casper Business fe HHH ARR R I RRE REA E RE RE ACCOUNTANTS \° @UARANTEE REGISTRY CORPORATION AUDITORS AND ACCOUNTANTS Stock Registrar and ‘Transfer Agents. PHO! \ 208-11 O11 o 6 iechanae Bldg. f REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG | Auditors & Accountants | Stock Transfer Agents | 206 0. 5. Blas. Phone 707-3 |, o- ARCHITECTS | | DUBOIS a Yeats me 24th Townsend Ricoh. t eeCaebers Wyo. Phone 440. —=2 | GARDUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEX | Architects | | 425 On Pxe! Bias. hange Phone 1162 —— ee ©. | 0. R. FELMLEB | Architect | 117, E. First St. t Phone 1374. OO BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER | | SPARLS TRANSFER & STORAGE Office— Tait’s Billiard Halil Phone: Res. 87.W. Office, 104 Moving a Specialty. ————— CHIROPRACTORS eo DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFRDY Chiropractors. Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Office Phone 706. Res. 9: ei DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN Chiropractors Buite 2. ‘Tawnsend Bldg. 423° Phones: a. 1: DR. M. HARNED Chiropractor 266 North Maple —$=7- —— a : Phone 200W. COLLECTIONS COLLECTIONS Wyoming Credit Rating Exchange Collections made anywhere. Con- nected with Credit Associations thruout the United States and ‘anada. Corner First & Wolcott, Upstaita. Phone 994. —9 SPOT CASH FOR YOUR LIBERTY BONDS Money to Loan on Diamonds, Jewelry, Guns, Clothing Casper Loan and Clothing * Store—133 South Center BARGAINS IN USED CARS 2. Two-ton Diamond T trucks. 1 Gre en, four-passenger Hudson, wire wheels, cord tires. In excellent shape. 1y-ton Republic Truck. Will be in excellent shape. Overhauling now. 2 Three and one-half ton Diaménd T trucks. 1 FWD. 1 Five-passenger Chalmers. 1 Five-passenger Hupmobile in good running order. 1 Chummy Chandler, good as new. 1 Overland five-passenger. All the above In good running shape and tires in A number 1 shape. Will sell on time or trade for real estate. —SEE— R. N. Van Sant Henning Hotel Casper, Wyo. —————— ee | | | o CONTRACTORS ee We Take Care of the | Home Building H. J. KOSKI & COMPANY Carpenters & Contractors Cor. Lambert and Washington, | North Casper | Lar Mp FIGURE WITH YOU ON | | LET MB FIGURE WIT: | YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS BLOCK generat ELAUSEN neral Jontractor Ofsiee BOG 0 dg. Phone TOTM i i Sox 1146 AE RE noe eeeieeee eee oo c Work A Specialty ‘“Tatimates Furnished CHAS, B. JOHNSON c tractor Phone iotis, P.O. Box 934 511 KE. Military, Casper, Wyo. CLOTHES CLEANERS —____—. THE sERyicn wmaRnas 1 Horsch & ard Cleaning, , Browslni, 7 Remodeling 1 ‘THE Center, Linden and Railroad ar? “Service” Our Motto. one oc ys DR. MYERS jelan ena 8 al ahsen rs doh! t Si . “oC ". Bidg. | onset ae ane Res, Phone 746 oO —o ‘DEN, M. D. to piseates of the G. 8. | Practice Timite cot aad Diseases | Genito-Urinary RF ‘Ortices Rokrbaugh Bl Fuonesss 4; House, ae on or 273. Hours: a. m. to MD. | to'8 p. ms aes te (eras = +. MARSHALL ©, KuITH, M.D. {| 47M; | ap. m. op. m Physician and Special attention 6 ee rics and diseases na o Ei a 5 3 5 inatne Phone See Map meanekes x00 lh» rioreeaamtal DOCTORS kame st te Bide. | Howse a — 1 DR J j Physician \ Office: Suite ' mt =t ant CASPOR PRIVATE HOSPET. [atte 849 8. Durbin St. ' Phones 272 and 278 ' » DR. H.R. LATHROP, } ' Surgeon in Charge ; 1 hrbaugh Balldin: ottice Phone 64; Res. Phone 116 few days) FOR SALE FOR SALE—By owner. alow, just completed. dential ‘district; sun room with fireplace an case and seats. arlor; feature! bath room; linen Closet, broom and clothes chute in the hall; ; also garage. P.O. Bi 5. Directory si Phone 1210. WANTED—Furnished room in respe table family by young business ma: Phone 1184. 4 ‘and Professional pr. tL. N. i FROST eee (204-206 one 123, warn HOTEL DENTISTS ey ' DR. ae ae setae ~~ Rokrhaush. ‘Br aes. (Over Casper ip Phone O& y CEES ey ELECTRICIANS ——————ee ee | “AMERICAN ELECTRIC Co, ‘ 112 E. Third St. Phone 1080 | | Motor Repeiting, Armature Winda- ing, Bieotrice) ring. Co pass tracting. ' WILLIAM 0. WILSON Attorney at Law ‘asper, Wyoml: Suites Ps 15-16, Townse: Block _—<——— 3 MICHAEL W. PURCELL Attorney-at-Law Sulte 31¢ Oil Pxchaoge Building sper, Wyo., Pi | 904-207 O11 Lizchange Blas, | | Casper, Wyoming, SaaeaSSSS=SSS—S=> NICHOLS & stinnETT | Lawyers #09-10-11 O11 Exchange Blagg. | seer = ! GEoken w. EERGUSON § ' orney-nt~ | Rooms ai a i townsend Bldg. 196-5. | Casper, - - Wroming —- PLANING MILL Beautiful bun- Best resi- living built-in book~ Dining room with buf- fet, two pairs of French doors; kitchen with breakfast nook and latest built-in ; two large bed rooms aa. a Lind oF BO, Box 1005. 4-17-tf| Salvation Army. 611J a-11-tf FOR SALE—Lots 7 ana BLOCK 69 | Sheridan Heights, | Inquire Burkett} WANTED—Day work; party serving a Millinery. 4-13-tf| Specialty. Phone 587. 4-24-6t FOR SALE—One new computing Tole-/ WANTED —Woman for general house- do scale: one upright showcase, one| | work; few hours each day. 443, W broom rack; one doctor or dentist in- | Yellowstone (new number); “Phone strument case. 1021 S. Elm. CLL 630R. 4-27-3t WANTED | WANTED—Bxperienced_ man to run Fordson, tractor, plowing; state ref erence. P. O, Box 486. 4-27-4t WANTED—Carpenter work. General| WANTED—Maid for general house. repairing, screen doors and window ‘ork. Phone 1282. 4-27- screens made to order. Prompt service | ——————— ; and satisfactory work guaranteed.) WANTED—Position by a reliab’a man; 4-8-tf -28-3t* | = WANTED | SEE BEN STORAGE & WAREHOUSE 109 W. First St. Phone 74W. Ra ates RS ce WANTE! ond hana clothes and furniture of any ind. one g | te ¢. 2 r "9 ° is Py af 86g 3 20 years in the esting and rooming business the city of Rock Isiand, IlL.; as IT have sold my business 1 am |in a position to take over a hotel or |eating house as manager, or I will buy ja food place of the kind if forma suit. | WANTED—By _ experienced ~ colored woman, day work. Phone 1867,, 44, is Rudy's WANTED—Two waitresses, at Cafe. 4-27-20 | WANTED—Girl or woman for light housework in small family; geod) wages. 643 Park ave. 4-27-2t| WANTED—By man and for light ‘housekeeping. Tribune, wife; one Box Pos -aee WANTED—Woman for general house- work. 404 S. Oak; phone 917. 4-28-tf D—To Buy—Folding bed. 3, First st.; telephone 1109. ————$—$—$————— } | WANTED —Position as housekeeper in| Ww. home of widower, bachelor, ranth or |sheep man; references given and re- j quired. Address P. O. Box 1091, Casper, Wyo. 4-28-3t es WANTED—To Rent—Four to seven room unfurnished house. Phone SEEM: pS SR I LAE | WANTED—Employment by a girl aft- ernoon and evening; regular engage- ments preferred. Phone 688J. 4-28-1t | WANTED—To Buy—A desirable inside or corner lot in good residential dis- trict, direct from owner: sta* « price, block and lot number. Addr. 4 J- 0. P.O. Box 448. 4 t | LOST AND FOUND Le ‘Tire rack and tire, 34x4. Please leave at Tribune and receive liberal reward. ~28-3t* NOTICE AND CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE is hereby given that bids! will be received for the construction of} a dwelling house in Highland Cemetery of the City of Casper. Bids for said work shall be marked, “Cemetery Dwelling House Proposals,” ; and addressed to and filed with the City Clerk of the City of Casper at his office in the City of Casper, Wyoming, and | Will be received until eight o'clock p. m. ,| WANTED—Three WANTED riine ares Tas pp gi's0 a day board; cots and mi furnished. Phone’ 674J, ec write F. EB. Woodbr! de, Wyo;, in care of Ohio Of Co. WANTED—Man who can repair refrig- erators and put them in first-class shape. Old ‘address 121 W. ee Rect LL USee nee air eN ES Soe QR, ptt efit} washing ai 120 8. 4-27-6t® ne nil mpcinneetinatph Sen oe WOULD like to borrow ith eat na property worth $3,500, our blocks of Postoffice. Box 17 ‘Ben tric: WANTED—Anything of value to sell—furniture, rugs, se chines—any kind of househ: wie buy and sell anything. ee have ma« bom ais tae foe other, Bh your lo x Kea ee be Bye Farmin; Dal ke ‘a aaenet N. brickmasons, WANTED — Non-union $10 per day, eight hours; about three months’ work. | Trangspsortation ud« vanced or refunded, ‘or particulars. Write me what you have. Jones,| inquire of Ernest White, General Con~ i eyanaeoes at y 4-27-3t| tractor, Twin Falls, Idaho. 4-17-12t WANTED—Tents, tarps, saddles, har-|WANTED—Men's | second-hand | sul ness, tools and some household| and pante; highe ih p |goods. Phone 1086. 4-27-tf| for same. WE ARE prepared to do excavating, basement digging, gravel hauling,| WANTHD—To Reht—Four to six room team work of all Kinds. Phone 281 house, modern and furnished, with | 4-27-8t* | basement; can give good reference; io children; ‘will lease. Box 174, Tethine. 41-23-50" WANTED—Accountant clerk; ences as to character and ability nec- at Office of District En- Highway Department WANTED—Woman for general work; ail or part of day. yw Midwest ave. (new number). Phone 24 4-27-38 NOTICE! Chimneys, flues and furnaces cleaned and overhauled. Prices reasonable. Phone or write and we will call and give estimate. CHIMNEY SWEEP Phone No. 1372 227 B St. 424-7 WANTED—Clean, cotlon fags, for wiping machinery; Se per pound, ‘Tribune Office. 4-21-tf WANTED Responsible le party wants to ent modern furn Ad Box 172, Tribune. Ge pice Micah inkn oer mere Maser WANTED—To buy direct, from sweet, nice laying lot in southeast city; state price, lot and bloc! Box’ 183, ‘Tribune. or. usekeeping rooihs, young couple, no children; if mutually desirable. Burns, care Co. WANTE?D--To Rent—Five or six room, National mode>> house; partly or all fur- nished. Lelephone 741; reforence. 4-24-12 WE ARE selling cars on a commis- sion, so bring your car; we take care of it and get you spot cash for it. Auto | Exchange, corner of. Linden and Cen- ter sts. 6-4 WANTED—Salesman for itiverton and Lander, to represent the Jewel Tea Co.; salary and commission. Write 1609 Pioneer ave., Cheyenne, 4-26-3t* WHO can use a first-class repairing engineer, good boiler pump truck driver repair man or auto, handle any kind of gaan OE ey, Address Box 181, Engineer, Care of ‘Tribune. 5: 0 2UNSON jon the 3d day of May, 1920, at which '°™ ‘81 nein 4-20-30° tga jtime bids will be opened by the Council a lof the City of Casper at the regular ERSONAL Vor ONE ae Glass | | meeting of sald City Council. P hte? A certified check made paykble un-! Mill Rear of MeRorey Apts, || ° ae sereen is pate GAY, ge Caaver on a CALK BROOKS for, Neuae. ang cee 5 ; sum leaning, Ww! n 8, PLUMBING AND HEATING — |S7lvent local banks, tn the sum of ten) cleaning. windows end rugs. 10h He . J. DONOHUE +1 | be filed with each bid, to be forfeited| Plumbing wha heating, hot water | |to the said City of Casper as liquidated] WANTED—To meet a gentleman with heating a prompuy Jobbing of | |damages if the bidder is awarded the| Some means going to attPactive you i Pht atten: 10. ct and fails to enter into a con-| 7,4 4 Shep—Sz6 8. ® lady. ‘Answe' handwriting to ane Syrace. Phone 20¢W tract for such improvements with the| licen Havens, 123° W, Second ate a = —==2 | jsaid City of Casper within five days 4-28-1¢% q MER |from the notification. If he be the suc: | neiumbing, steam and ‘hot water | | ccsstur bidder, to perform, the work afd FOR RENT 1 He sicattaad of all kinds prompt- , to furnish a bond guaranteeing the y atten: to. | faithful performance of th®same. " | Shop 180 nie Sy yee "72w. || ‘The estimated .cost of said building, pea Greed) . ERR Pere ty |as shown by the approved specifications, Tar UN IBELE Gn OO RTE RR PAINTER | is $2,500.00. BN eines i o| The City Council of the sata City off Steam neat, ope eae PAINTER AND DECORATOR | | ©#SPer reserves the right to reject any able, orthwest corner 11th st A ivand Quality in enameling, kalsomin- teks ajl bids. Chestnut. 23- ing and all branches of the paint- Plans and specifications for the use] FoR RENT—Furnished rooms in apart- ing Tetras. A. HAMILTON |of prospective bidders are now on file} ment house. Corner Railroad | ana | ekesatdiasw ian ceeisee : | with the City Clerk and City Engineer| Cherry. 4-26-tf % : — 0} of the caer ot nels Cc iI Bei MoNewinteD one 318 Worst, BEN H. PELTON, JR., number 330 W. Third. ary HOME HOTEL | (Seal) Mayor. |FOR RENT—Four-roo bungalow; West Second Si. 1 Attest: ASA F, SLOANE, lights, built-in. cupboard and water Pa Mo = Wao 7 by Da; City Clerk. in kitchen; large perpenede in pore! cok oF Month, | Re easonable. Pub. April 24, 26, 27, 28, 29, 1920. cement cellar, Call 2 4-26-34 oS ENOGEAEE Sr ee Pguieabia tor dau furnished bedroom IOGRAPHER } suitable for four | +} a ‘wood ‘proposition for a tive gent. " | PUBLIC STENOGRAPHY \! Realty Transfers || for! Sitawest! ave. suet Private dictation room. Altmeo- ; FOR RENT —Modern bedroom. | 957, 6 s el ——— ——— s . flandied. Phone us aed oe ai cat R. Fr Wwe h aie, 3 oR AE Wyoming Credit Rating Exch: As Coie L. Brown on | FOR | RENT—Basement apartmien Corner cee re reoets Upstairs, 1 11, Sutlet 1) tpepiaed ee pt bedding: 1 tgnt, ne phon: : ottiux te | water furnished. 5S. ers STAGE LINES | et aly lots i: te j} phone 938R. 4-27-3t* eee block BE I E. ee aes cr rooms er KF. J. HYE | 4), housekeeping. > Lind, Sear ie Mail, Express, Fre eS es bc | Sarl eo lots 3, 4, FOR RENTRooms. and | board by relodmeas ean at | porewehane goo] Week: 113 'N. Spruce; phone 1053." |John MeLel _—— See ant, Dowler, lot FOR RENT—Three furnished, light- REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS 1 daaltionn = as housekeeping rooms; modérn._ Pict W. L. TALBERT, Representative | | camer Realty: SEREAYS aTs2t lots 184, 185, block 18 FOR, RENT One Foom suitable for Smith-Turner Dree tere | per addition. Con. fi Sree on eNeveR st abe ear ee Standard Oil company to Wyoming. FOR | RENT—Or | Sale—New, | three- Filling Station ‘ogra: e, Pear an mber' hee N oat OE CLEANING | in. section 9- 1 Horta, Gaaber; terms. R. uae atate A. G. Miller et ux to A, H. Nelson au kinds of it a tare gentlemen. Hats, Panamas, Soft, NEW YOR, yA, CLEANING We clean and ren block i° UPHOLSTERING © |. We upholster, repair or refinish | furniture; also ‘make to order box | spring. mattresses, window-seat cushions; we carry’a full line of jsamples. "See 1 236 Pf Sion “phone 627. ‘ VETERINARY SURGEON 1 R.A. RATHBUN Veterinary Surgeon { | At Casper Pharmacy. Phone 180, WELDING Phone 674-3 Casper, Wyo. FRED EE, WOODBRIDGE xpert Oxy-Acetylene Welder Heavy. Portable Outfit for Field Work and Boiler Repairing on lots 26, block 3, Burling- ton addition. Con..-.-_---.-_--- Frank Doyle to Mary Doran on 10 lot 16, block 4, Mills addition. Con. - =L--- 200 A. 8S. Hawley et al to Ww. D. Faus on lots 1, » 13, 14, block 140. a et ux to Catherine ‘son, on lot 7, block 37, FOR RENT—Basement Sleeping rapm for two gentlemen. 1104 ‘alnut {new _humber); phone 754J. 4-28-2t FOR RENT—Room and poatd at a reasonable price. 414 8. Oak et. MOR ntapariments 3 furnished bas: artment poms, heat, lig ht turn nist t "May Phone 4 hid or call 316 3 “Eincoin ota number}, tt 1| FOR RENT—Rooms; $3 a week. $o7 AS ROB Wae atl IOS, N. Wolcott (old number). 4-28-1t® lot 5, 6, block 1) FOR RE ‘Three furnished rooms Butler te Heute, paid basements ‘no children. (238.8. 3 Mec tes unn ave. North Burlington. 20 11, block 12, N. Burlington addi- FOR RENT—Two housekeeping room: Pictlomnt ea GU suduiskcin a gt 400| | furnished, except bedding and dishe 8. K. Gibson et al to B. T. Pascoe gultuble for couple; no children. 405 lot 7, block 1, Butler addition. sae sett | Con =} 1 : n sidewall cf ult W.H jee Ben Realty Co. nt i at eg | lot Kenwood addition - 1/734 ema, daress 140" * Powell pt ux to See Ber Kentle: . Third, old address 735 E: “sug phone’ 22W. | Pia: Con. __. 700 F : RENT Board and room. Ok . r. Co. ‘to A. P. Nesbitt, lots | ke Con 1 ‘T--Modern bedroom; two | Harry N. Free et ux to J. C, Zut- address, 329 Ta otnia, new address See termeister lots 1, 2, block 109-... 17E. First. 4-28-2 — RE SE CEP AOTC