Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1920, Page 5

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THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1920. 2O00L0TS TO BE PLACED ON MARKET HERE Plats Filed fox Opening Up Ex- clusive District in South Cas- per and Additional Tracts Beyond CY Avenue - @he Casper Daily Cribune — s Dewitt PAGE FIVE wet and cold weather this spring had] light committee of the city council. delayed thelr work. tract but the city was insistent in ask- ing that work either be stare1 or the os Sees ees The petition for a street light «t the Carlson's Famous wDelmoniro Ice 2 {some of it completed was given to the ket ; Castle and Mechaley firm at the pre : |vious council meeting. At that time|contract cancelled. corner of Eleventh and Chestnut|Cream of Denver, exclusive at Kim- the contractors said they were unable! Time extension was granted the WILL IMPROVE SINEWAL KS AND CURBS to get the cement required by the corr Sherrick and Pursel company because! streets was referred to the treet and ball’s. Served by experts. 644 os SAYS W’CLURE GRANTED CONTRACTOR ‘The firm of Sherrock and Pursel was CHICAGO, June 24.—Wool values granted a 30-day extension of time on are destined to improve in the its contract for completing cross walks! ZI). 3 4 and curbs by the city council at its opinion of Dr. S. W. McClure, for- li meeting Tuesday night while the con- JUOMUL iyire pecrctnry.. of the Naoaae Asso-Tltract with the Castle and Mechaley piarsabed’ Btse. recent pape )-sin Werd firm for the construction of sidewalks ; was cancelled. i ‘ i here. ‘Warning that the contract for side- Sor Highest Possible Quality at Lowest Possible Price “I cannot see that anything has ructi happened to depreciate ihe nharket [|Wals construction must be started and value of wools,” he said. “I believe More than two thousand building lots || ®" advance of 50 cents may legiti- |] mately be expected on the best clips will be placed upon the Casper real es-| tate market ghortly by the action of|f 8d not less than 40 cents on cross- Joseph M. Carey and Charles D. Carey|f breds, except on low grades.” of the firm of J. M. Carey & Brother, Dr. McClure also intimated that who Tuesday filed the plat for blocks;] &Towers should be discouraged from 194 to 236 inclusive and the east half|} #¢cepting advances of 25 cents, fol- of blocks 169 to 173 inclusive at the| ‘owing which, dealers would sell the county courthouse. wool at a few cents more and estab- ‘The plat throws open the tract ly- PICURE SHOP SERVICE ‘KODAK Finishing Any work brought in be- fore 8 a. m. is ready for delivery at 6 p. m. lish much lower market values than existed sixty days ago. He declared great assistance would be afforded if the federal reserve board could determine a fair valuation for pres- ent wool stocks. NG SIR, you'll find Spurs were built for top-notch popularity. Blended in a new ing between Jefferson and McKinley streets from Second to Fifth street and widening from that point south includ- ing lots on Grant and Lincoln avenues, Jefferson avenue, Bonnie Brae and Mit- chell, as well as lots on South Elev way from American and Oriental tobaccos, to _ enth street as far west as Durbin. There are 1,966 lots in this tract lying NOTICE TO TRAPPERS upon the ridge south and north of the I will pay $50 reward for a dog wolf} East Casper school, some of them af-|that is caught within 7 miles of my bring out that good tobacco taste. You'll thor- Casper Pharmacy oughly enjoy it. fording the finest view in the city. _|ranch, PETER FISHER. The other tract, consisting of 228 619-6 ' : * lots, Is in the vicinity of the West Cas- —— | 111 E, Second c 3 a per school and extends from Railroad] Creamy homemade candy at the} Crimped, not pasted, making a slower-burn avenue on the north to West Seven-| Wigwam. oe? . 1 % . Sati & 1 teat Oia neen acai a ceemcena on ; ER EL PAD ing, éasier-drawing cigarette. Satiny importec South Poplar for about five blocks on 2> ‘as 1 & , & . Pp the southern boundary of the tract. ¢: ebook (Oherdvrbedvcbrdecl F ‘The tracts are technically designated paper. In a smart brown and silver package, as the SE% of section 8, the N% of the NE% of section 17, the B% of the SE% and the NW% of the SE% of section 9, the W% of the NW% of the SW% of section 10 township 33 range 79. The prices of the luis have not been definitely fixed according to H. J. Pe- terson, the local representative of the Jareys. ROTARIANS TO PICNIC AT THE BROOKS RANCH The annual picnic of the Casper Ro- tory club will be held next Monday evening at the Brooks ranch, the mem- bers of the club having enthusiastically accepted the invitation tendered at Monday’s luncheon by Governor Brooks. The trip to the ranch will be made in cars and a basket supper will be served followed by a special program of games} and sports. The meeting yesterday noon was well attended. Scout executiver John J. Piper who was here from Kansas City on Boy Scout business for the day} was a guest and Guy Gay of Thermopolis was also a guest. Secretary George B. Néleon réad fhe attendance record of the members since showed up with a most excellent perl WO OPI OSI DIODE! I III DDD. centa; three-fold, to preserve Spur’s taste and fta- Notice to Water Consumers On account of a break at the pumping grance. Spur Cigarettes were made and priced to be the public choice. Try Spur. Liccetr & Myers Tosacco Co, EE oe ! ' 3 ' Cicarette plant, it will be necessary to forbid the using of city water for irrigation purposes for several days. Notice will be given as FIFLLIALZAL ELL LL LEAL A EL a soon as the pump is repaired. William Jones Water Commissioner.» os Speed, Safety. and Long Life @ All black tread tires are carbon black tires! @ No matter what make of tire you prefer, if it is a black tread ~ tire, it has been made with carbon black. - @ Carbon black is not added for the sake of color. ) Jt is added IT TOUGHENS THE TIRE TREAD. IT GIVES BETTER TRACTION. IT GIVES GREATER RESILIENCY. IT LENGTHENS ITS LIFE. @ Carbon black adds more than {0 per cent. to the tensile strength and elasticity of tires, and by retarding oxidation prolongs the tire’s life. ee \ @ 40,000,000 tires will be made in the United States this year. They will cost approximately $800,000,000! .. ' @ By increasing tire mileage at least 10 per cent., carbon black Simplified House Cleaning Ju ST RUN YOUR OOVER Qd es this year will save the public of the United States $80,000,000! @ Among the well-known black tread tires, sold with guaran- IT BEATS.... AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS ~~ tees of from 6,000 to 12,000 miles, are— - - a y wear yourself out housecleaning and ruin your carpets and fier Sis Ee “, rugs when a HOOVER SWEEPER will save your energy and health, See: Greta, R Aned aoe also prolong the life of your floor coverings. Diamond General Republic i, Dry Climate McGraw Sprague i Firestone Mid-Continent — Victor Fisk Miller United States ‘ Gates Norwalk ie @ Whenall of the manufacturers, and more than 100 others, use carbon black for their tires, it proves carbon black the ideal material for this purpose. ee | @ Carbon black in automobile and truck tires means more miles dollar for every, car owner—and for such use carbon ioe is not wasted. Balance Easy Terms. Places a Hoover in your home Those who act now will avoid disappointment later. Phone for home demonstration. Natrona Power Co. PHONE 69 “Sweet Music for the Ages” is Midland Carbon Company the subject of the next article *. of this series. 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