Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1921, Page 12

WHY PURCHASE OF SELL THROUGH RELIABLE REALTY MAN? READ Local Dealer Explains Advantages to Customers of Regular Listing of Property; Receives Assistance in Arving at Values By A. P. NESBITT, Casper Real Estate Board: A good many people do not care to list their property for sale nor consult a realty firm when they wish to purchase a property, the reason being that they think that money can be saved by dealing direct with the owner. and in nine cases out of ten p: This is a mistake roperty so purchased is either purchased at a very high price or else sold by the seller at too low a price. Prices on property am glad to say that the understanding are generally set by a standard of|which the general public now has is what the neighbor gets on a previous sale, not based on a cost system nor @ prospective increase in value due to expansion. When property is listed with a Re- liable Realty firm, that firm first wants to know if the value is really in the property; they take into consider- ation the location, the size of the lot, the direction it faces, and wheth- er it be on water, sewer, gas and light lines, whether it has street improve- ments, sidewalks, etc., that go to form a resource, and if the property is over priced the listing will be declined. In other words a reputable firm does not care to spend its time in working on a listing that they themselves would not consider a good purchase, or that they are not willing to recommend. In many other cases, owners desire to list their property at a figure that is as small in comparison to the value, as the other might be too high. In this case, the owner is basing his cost on what the property might have cost him several years ago, not hav- ing taken into consideration the in- crease generally in the cost of con- struction, the growth of the city and surrounding property and so forth, which warrant an increase in value. In this caso the owner is informed that the property is worth more and | the amount that he fs willing to sell for is increased. Another reason that it is the wis-| er thing to purchase of sell through a Reliable agency 1s because A firm of | this character, of which there are many in Casper, takes pains in see- ing that both the seller and the pur- chaser are fully protected as to the Title, and to the manner in which con- tracts, deeds and abstracts are pre- pared, insuring no come back in the future and therefore paving the par- ties concerned much trouble and| money in the final closing of the deal. The importance of this feature is recognized only by someone ‘who has not had protection of this char- acter or who has made a sale direct, | preparing the papers himself and find- ing later that they had been improp- erly prepared. Years ago the supposition was that the real estate dealer was a grafter, incompetent, a mdocher, one that had failed at other lines of endeavor and had gotten into the real estate busi- ness to get as much as he could get with just as little work as he could do, working on skin-game methods |tate is concerned but even entirely different. The real estate dealer of today to make a success must work. He must grasp every opportunity, he must look far ahead, more so than in any other business; he is by necessity a dreamer, a visionary, one who can look ahead for ten years and more, see a village grow into a town, a town into a city, and must see through eyes that which experience alone has taught him to see. He must be an optimist and not a pessimist. If he is a pessimist, he will be a failure in his business. He must see things from every angle, more so than in any business you might mention. The better Realty Firms of Cas- per are members of the Casper Real Estate Board, the Casper Real Rstate Board jn turn is associated with the National Association, which numbers. the very best Realty men in all the United States. The National Assocta- tion was organized for the specific purpose of bettering the condition of the Realtor who cared to elevaje his business, who was willing # \sacri- tice personal gain for the benefit of the buyer or seller, and who desir ed a code of ethics and business mor- als which would be fair and impar- tial to a purchaser of real estate wherever he might be. In other words a firm has to walk the straight and narrow path to keep a membership in the National organization or in the local organization. It certainly will pay the buyer or the seller of Real Estate to purchase or sell through a firm that is a memUer of the local “Casper Real Estate Board.” I am often asked what my opinion is of the future of Casper. ‘Thats I can answer through the spirit of op- timism only. Casper has been very quiet for the past six months, so far as the moving and turning of real es- at that it has been much better than any community in the country. The future was never so bright and much reward will come to the investor who proper- ly buys at this time the right kind of Property. As to prices, I can only | say that in our estimation we are not going to see any increase above the levels of the present values of Cas- per property, especially as to resi- dence property, becauge the cost of building” is declining, or has already declined and the bottom is just now about reached, and. again becayse without principal_or sc:uple, but IT values have not been on a very stable footing..The demand_for_rest- dence property will help keep up the preseeit prices but there will natur- ally be some decline. Business prop- erty will ‘nold its own because the re- turns frum such investments are so satisfactory and because the demand for such property is several years ahead of present supply. * With the loosening of money there |i will be. much new building in Casper building that is much neeved and which will stretch over a period of years. We must not be afraid that the city is of muchroom growth, for such ig not the case, an anyone who is familair with the oil development of this state can appreciate that Cas- per has not by any means reached her growth, and that there is no rea- son why she should not reach the size of Tulsa, Oklahoma, or even surpass it in time. While we have not the agricultural resources that Tulsa may have these we will have, and even surpass, with the coming of irrigation Projects now planned and which will just as surely come as day follows night, and which we through our cit- izenshtp and our associations can help bring to a quicker ‘realization. Casper has weathered the readjust- ment period better than older. and richer communities, which in itself stands as a monument to the secure foundation upon which it is built. atidedia too ed aeecsint, Can't Smoke in Public WASHINGTON, March 12.—The re- form blight has fallen upon the lib- erties of Paraguayan women, accord- ing to Mrs .Harriet Chalmers Adams, just returned from South America. Asuncion, the capital, has forbidden women to smoke in public. The blow was particularly heavy, Mrs. Adams said, because Paraguyan ladies are confirmed cigar smokers. Have you anything to sell. Tribune For Sale Ad. sche sear FANE NOTICE OF INCORPORATION Community Extension Corpora- tion was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State, Chey- nae Wyoming, on January 22, 1921 The objects of said corporation are to aid i in the industrial growth and productive interests of the City of Casper, Wyoming, in particular, and the State of Mine in gen- eral, and to these ends: To acquire by purchase, gift, lease, exchange or otherwise, real and personal property, or either, and any inter- est or estate therein; to lay out any such real estate into lots and blocks, and to dedicate streets, alleys, parks and public places to the pub- lic to mortgage, sell, convey or oth- erwise part with real and personal property; to improve and build streets and public places; to con- struct repair and maintain buildings on any such real estate; to collect rents and incomes therefrom; ‘to is- sue bonds and other obligations in payment aad property purchased or acquired By, it, or for any other ob- about its business; and 5 Sinnecticn with the main objects of the company to do any and all other acts and to exercise any and all other powers in connection with the said objects which may now or jhereafter be auhorized by law. Its capital stock is One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($150,000), divided into Fifteen Hundred (1500) shares of the par value of One Hun- dred Dollars ($100) each. Its germ of existence is fifty years. The number of directors is nine, Try 8 and those who wil! manage the af- fairs of the company for the first Che wail Tribune alker, Patrick Sullivan, C. Townsend, G, R. 4 |Scherck, B, B. Brooks, Earl D. Holmes “and Earl C, Boyle. Opera-| |tions of said company will be ried on in any oth Place W: min, or the Cates States America. The I office the one is oeatendt e 207 or Exchange Building, trona County, Wy vomina ss mt in charge thi is G. R. ind COMMUNITY: EXTENSION COR- PORATION. ‘ - Publish March 11, 12, 14, 1921. (H&M) peas SE fn S NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. The Christian Church was r-. porerea a ore pen of the Ty 0} tate, al ming, on the 26th day of Februsey, The object of said: caeccadon is the maintenance of religious, wor- ship ar to maintain, hold and keep inant ce pone of public Norah iD, with or out a parsonage house appurtenant thereto. e corporation being organized for religious purposes and not for profit, no capital stock. Its term of existence is perpeual. The number of directors or trus- tees is three (3) and those who will man: the affairs of the cor- ration for the first_ year are ohn M. England, A. H. Cheshire and C. D. Murane. Operations of said company will be carried on in the aot, ee Casper, Natrona Denney aa The principal office, sate place of business of said corporation is oor per, Natrona County, ad bey and the agent in-Charge of said o: fice is C. D. Murane. THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Publish March 11, 12, 14, 1921. (H&M) NOTICE. State of Wyoming ) 88. County of Natrona In the District Court, Sixth Ju- dicial District. LEROY L. WILLIAMS, ) Plaintiff, ; ) vs. CHARLES L. PERRIN, Defendant. ) To Charles A. Perrin, said de- fendant, a non-resident of Wyo- ming, whose prexent place ot resi- dence and postoffice ad is un- known, but whose last known aes of residence and postoffice ad ming: , Said /defendant will take notice that he has been sued in the above entitled court, and that his prop- erty situated in this count been attached to secure satisfaction of the judgment to be obtained in said action, by Leroy Wil- liams; that the object and prayer of the petition in said action is to obtain judgment against him, said Charles A. Perrin, in the sum of $301.75 with interest on $95.75 thereof at the rate of -8% per an- num from May 17, 1920, and with interest on $206 thereof from May 1, 1919, at the rate of 8% an- num; which balance plaintiff al- leges to be due under. the provis- ions of a copartnership contract be- eneen aise cea eae rl ‘or personal prop: rs converted to the use of defendant by. defendant; and that he is re- uired to answer tition of PR te ts ts te te Strate dr deatedteat o-afoafe-cafo-ete fe Be , os baad poateageete die efetodtedte. oo, 2, oe Oo a so-agotgeeye ‘- Onn Moats PEP rer Mer ters io, + reget io, se trict. 1% o o-afeatoss 2 ot ? ' KD + - o> o ot 2 - a RO o> ? m2 < 2, ? oe ms ‘- o4, oe RO aXe? - 2, o4 2, oo oe, " 2, ? oe R 5 4, a ++ K? 04 4 2, ° en Or stocd Herrera’ R ? ot, RD o soe t +4 RD +o on he noah a5 2 o 4 RS > “9 2, a o 0% - better investment. HOME Beautiful Midwest Heights Subdivision a a a te a es ae | your are P. C, Nicolaysen, 0, | | prove and deal-in-real was Casper, Natrona County, Wyo- OWN YOUR The Fast Growing Residence District Buy your lot before it is too late. Office at HENNING BROKERAGE CO. Henning Hotel Lobby iThe subdivision is nicely laid out and is a restricted dis- Cheap houses are not permitted on front of lots. We intend to make this district one of the prettiest in Casper, which will greatly increase the value of lots. You cannot make a (These lots are priced as low as $200.00 and are sold on $10.00 monthly payments. can afford to buy one or two. Buy now before they sell at a premium. Call at our office and we will take you to the Beautiful Midwest Heights Subdivision. Midwest Heights Realty Co. Everybody ‘ Phone 1040-W 2 a io we 4 RS ee ee ee plaintiff filed in th abaie named court on or before the. 17th da: May, 1921, or asic, Petition will mas true and judgment ee et Supe sess rie, March. eas HAZEL CRW EEL. (Seal) ierk of Court. Gladys Soka Deputy. Si|Ropenr N OGDEN, Jr. Atvopiey. for Plaintiff. Publish@Mfarch'5, 12, 19, 26, April 2, 9, 16,: 1921. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. don-Tucker Hotel Company yicorponated, in the office of State, Cheyenne, » On the” 24th day of Feb- 21, at 9 a. m. jet of said corporation is ll, lease, hold, own, im- tate, lands Wyo-|2nd personal Property,’ and to con- struct, erect, --bnild, pai, ferats and improve houses, »bi lings, in- cluding apartment bullae! ‘hotel buildings, and other buildings, both public and private, and to mortgage or otherwise dispose of the same, or any part thereof, and to do any and all things necessary, proper and convenient to ci out and effect- uate the gene: usiness and ob- ject of the compan: The amount of the capital stock of. the said corporation shall be One Hundred Thousand Dollars, d: ided into one thousand shares of to buy, the par value of One Hundred Dol- f\ lars ($100 h. The term of th term of the existence of said corporation shall be fifty years. The’ operations of the said cor- poration shall be carried’on in and at the City of Casper, in Natrona County, State of Wyoming, and in any other aang or pines ope Said state of yoming, also outside of the state o: Wromin and within any state, Wer caat ak trict or ‘possession of the nited States or foreign country. The number of directors of said ey, shall be three, and the of the directors who shall manage the -convérns.of said com- oe for the first yar are Minnie ‘ucker, Selma Young and bert N. len, Jr., of the City of Cas- er, County of Natrona, State of The Iseation of the principal of. ie location o: of- fice of poe com) tr shall be in the vate Hotel "Build fi ae prorat tho ape tert S in the City of Casper, in the Zounty +08 mis nse the eee Pare! yor ming, an e agent in charge o: said office and the Baent for service of process upon sai corporation is Minnie Tucker. MINNIE TUCKER, Presid lent. SELMA YOUNG, Secret: etary. x Publish March 12, 14, 15, 1921, > Business and Professional Directory AUDITORS a REIMERTH & VAN DENBERG Public Accountauts Income Tax Service 4th Floor 0-S. Bldg. ‘Tel. 7673. ACCOUNTANTS __ J. A, LIKELY Public Accountant and Auditor All kinds of Books opened and closed and kept. Authority on In- come Tax matters. All busines conting through my office kept strictly. confidential. 125 W. SECOND. PHONE 1268. GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORPORATION Auditers and Accountants Stock Registrar and Transfer Agonts. Phone 660 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH Architects Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Casper, Wyo. Phone 440. GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY hitects BEAUTY SHOPS IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Baicony Smith-Turner * Store. Satisfaction Guaranteed. DOCTORS DR. 3. C. KAMP Physician and Surgeon lfice: Suite 4, Smith Bldg. Fhones: Office 130, Res. 85. DR. MYERS REFINERY MEN — Three basement rooms, gas, lights $30, builtin China closet, no children, except baby, 1244 Box Eider, Phone 191M. gentlemen, private bath, close in, 160 North Beech; phone 673J. 3-10-tf. ROOM AND BO. ait for 8 wood, ly table, come down ‘to John Christensen's._ place, 318 West. Hirst 3-7-6t* ne i iach seag ee light or pate modern, new $15 week, no no ohildren, r0S4 East Second. os a. ‘A2-1t FOR KENT—Nice front private entrance, adjoining bath, aiso base- phone’ 1481 W, a Bas at 12:2t room th, suitable for ‘est Midwest. 3-12-1t* FOR RENT—Pieasant sleeping room for two young ladies quired. Cail-after 6 p. m., 611 South Durbin. 3-12-1t* FOR RENT—Sleeping room with. pri- vate bath, four blocks east of Hen- ning hotel, suitable for one or two gentlemen, 143 North Kimball. 3-12-3t BACHELOR GIRLS — Will - share home with young lady, references Feahired. Call after, 6 p. m., 611 South Durbin. B-12-1t* ————$———— eee FOR RENT—Basement room for light higsekeeping suitable for parties, whe work roe 4 the day, 615 South Lincoln, phone 1599J. FOR RENT—Three comfortable sleep- ing rooms for men adjoining bath, in private "home, 215 North Lincoin street, phone 1044R. 3-11-2t* FOR RENT—Large sleeping room. convenient for . refinery warkers, (See ‘This) 1228: South Cedar strect.. FOR RENT—Desirable. front with privilege of two gentlemen, 430 Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Diseascs of Women and Children. Suite 200-201, 0.-S. Bldg. Phones: Office 699, Res. 764. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Obstet- ries and Diseases of Women ; and Children. Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Offlve 30, Res. 164. eS — EMPLOYMENT BUREAU Wyoming Employment fkcoer ott kinds of help furnished. st., Phone 1311W. P, 0. Box HAT CLEANERS NEW LOBE HAT CLEANING WORKS Arcl 415 Oil Exchiange Bldg. Phone 1162, en rn Cc. A. RAINWATER Architect Office. 226 Midwest Bldg. BAGGAGE and TRANSFER ei SEARLES TRANSFER “AND ‘STORAGE " Office—Tait’s Billiard Hall Phones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 MOVING A-SPECIALTY CEMENT BRICK FREE BRICK ASS TILE CO. ‘Mantle Brick, $10 to $45 per M. Common Brick, $23 per M. Delivered Phone 968-W CHIROPRACTORS DR. J. H. JEFFREY DR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREY Chiropractors Lyric Theater Bldg., Center St. Office Phone 706, Res. 92. DR. B. G. HAHN DR. EDNA HAHN / Chiropractors Suite 2, Townsend Block Phones: Office 423, Res, 1235. M. E. HARNED Chiropractor 162.N. Ximball St. Phone 1457 EVAH he HOUSER P. 8. C. Graduate ‘Will make house calls or call at LE Fitts, Phone 15284. CIVEL ENGINEERS Ww. H. yy rend C. om Suryeys —— Maps —— Plans Estimates ‘and Reports Room 214 Midwest Sidg. Casper, Wyo. CLEANERS and PRESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Chadnlab, Phocsiag? Raniodeling 5 1 lel “THE POINT” » Fifth and Railroad Sts. “Service Our Motto. _ Phone 56, CASPER CLEANERS, Inc. Cleaning Dyeing Remodeling 128 East Fifth, Tel. 255d. CONSULTING ENGINEER Ce ~“SPIRAL MUSHROOM SYSTEM” ‘atented) . For the Best in Building FRANKLIN 0. HOLTZMAN CONTRACTOR & BUILDER Estimates Glady Furnished Phone 16993. WM. M. HARRIS Sieneral Contractor All kinds of building work done; also job work promptly attended to. 409 South Jackson. DENTISTS DR. E. L. NEWLANDER Dentist 112 East Second Street Suite No. 4. Phone 1195R. Over White's Grocery DR. J: J. DONOVAN ‘ew Location Over White’ ~ mT: ~. Suite 5 112 BE. Second. Phone 66, We clean and te bl all kinds of Hats, Panamas, ft, Felf and Stiff Hats for Ladies and Gentle- men, New trimmings; all work guaranteed. We call for and de liver. Shoe shining parlor in connection, Phone 1319-W | 23_S. Center, . Wyo. mers ae LOL bakes HOTELS ‘4 Seen ene EE is unas HOME HOTEL is under new management; rates $1 to $2.50. Special rate by week or month. 135. West Second. Phone 139. » LAWYERS Attorney-at-Law Associated with Durliam & Lowey, Attorneys-at-Law Phone 794 301-2 Oil Exchange Casper, Wyo. s Attorney-at-Law Suites 14-15-16, Towneond Block Dasper, Wyo. HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers - 206-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. Casper, Wyo. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEORGE W. FERGUSON Rooms 22-23, Townsend Bldg.” Attorney-at-Law Phone 196-3 Casper, Wyo. MUSICIANS Jd. WAITZ BUCHER (Organist, St. ir 8) INSTRUCTION |ANO, ORGAN, THEORY MOF MUSIO Phone 477W or 1508 a oe lI bs nn Sone di choy RADIATOR REPAIRING CASPER AUTO RADIATOR Repairi Soe Ch ing poring: M’Kinnon & Jackson Proof Cores’ Installed. 434 W. Yellowstone PHONE 1054W AUTO RADIATOR, SERVICE Re-Corin ean ‘oring and ; Expert Workmen aso West Second, Phone 1545. SS anapaptaanee _ SHOE SHINING PARLORS -AMERICAN SHINING PARLOR We Solicit Your ae Shining Patronags Only first-class Shoe Polish (Whittemore's) used. We do not none extra for shining your LOBBY 0-S BUILDING STENOGRAPHERS BEATRICE L. JONES Mimeograph ity. Stenographers fornished by the day NEW TRIBUNE BUILDING— ACKOSS FROM P, 0. ~- Phone 1204 TAILORS . H. WHALEY and Gent's Tailoring cleaning, Pressing, Repairing and Alterations, Gur tailor-made suits as cheap as ready-mai __116 E. Midwest Ave.—Phone 482-3 SEN Salone Naish omaha Sess Ae TAXI SERVICE CALL 8&8 OR 216 POR BILLY'S TAXIE ee r FOR RENT—Basement room in mod- ern Home, cheap, four blocks -east of Henning, 183 North Kimball, | FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed room, close te bath 2% blocks east of Henning,- 326. Bast First. 3-12-tf. FOR RENT — Two front rooms, close in, call at 834 Bast FOR RENT—Nicely ert room not modern, for one or two gentle. men, 344.South David. B-12-1t* FOR RENT Modern sleeping roqm, , ,Bentlemen preferred. $33 a. 2. gentlemen BOARD—And. room for close in, phone 658K, 304 North Beech’ street. 3-12-tf. FOR RENT—Front room with bath, ‘suitable for gentlemen. Durbin. FOR: RENT—Desirable sleeping room strictly modern, private 643 South Beech. FOR RENT—Furnished bed room, ad- joining bath, phone 1590J, 225 North Grant. 3-10-: 3t FOR RENT—Boarders and roomers in private family, near bgt te it Hatt South Willow street. FOR = ‘Two sleeping Cth bath, 830° East Fifth, phone 2095. Bett BOARD — And room with rere family, 1131 South Elm. t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern nished apartment and stove, refrigerator, built-in bed an mattress, furnished, hot and cold water, janitor service, laundry, close in, ‘references, — rei le, address box 39, Trib: FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room basement apartment with bath also sleeping room, 1585W, 139 South Jefferson. B-12-1t ————— FOR RENT—Two | room apartment for lght housekeeping not mod- ern, close in, 628 West Yellowstone, phone 662J. 3-12-10 Ce ———————— “OR RENT—One three room apart- ment left in the new. Scott apart: ment, Second and Jefferson, phone Scott 1324. _ 3-11-2t a’ FOR RENT—Apartment modern ex- cept heat, furnished except, eet and- dishes, $45.00, phone 143J., 1 East. First. 3-7tf. posmticbl Sel a FOR RENT— Two* room basement, itrictly modern, all Pornlates, no children, 750 CY Ave. 2-1t een ney ura Teese rs INS RENT—New modern two room a eaisned apartment, 141 West Tenth. — “) -B-12-1t FOR* RENT— Furnished apartment ‘for short time at a bargain, 1232 South Poplar. B-11-2t* FOR RENT—Furnished 124)South Beech. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT—Two room house, city water, electric lights. one-half block from Standard refinery gate on Mid: west Ave., phone 635 t between 8 and 4:30, or inquire at 543 South Poplar after 4:30. 3-12-tf. FOR RENT — Strictly modern | six room furnished house with garage to responsible party anly, 1051 South Spruce, S21t FOR RENT—New three room modetn house in east part of Casper. In- quire ef Tom Hearn, White's. Gro- eery. 26-L. FOR RENT—Four room house on |. Kenwood street, inquire 249 South Washington street. 3-9-4t FOR SALE—Rooming house, eight rooms, price $1,000 cash. Inquire Elkhorn vannex, 242 South Cle 10-3t* het RENT—Four room, modern, un. 0 room unfur- bath, electric phone apartment, 3-12-tf, furnished house. Inquire at Fren- e's Jewelry-Optical »» 262 South Center, 3-5-2f. FOR RENT—Two room house with bath, suitable for four men, near refinery, phone 1053W, 662 Yellowstone. FOR RENT—One room house furn- ished or unfurnished, phone S98. 3-11 FOR RENT—Two room shack for baching, 350 North Beech, Montana House. 8-11-28 YOR RENT—Purnished baching, 224 West K. house for 3-10-tf, ices re- F djocki, '. hone 1313 Rn enter cnmmenen rine rae a MARCH 12, 1921 Classified Ads Fah eset tin ec leg at Or Ha Py, a eS FOR RENT—ROOMS a ra > ‘Everyone to “know about Stucco. It’s the best and t durable finish for any building. Took at the. Hart “Apartments, cork: Capital Hill, corner Second and Jef. ferson streets. Clean and bright and will remain so far a century, no paint, no repairs, no same, clean and finishing material is lien anes property of the Wyoming Asbestos Broguciig company, it is white auarts and mica. Have your contractor use it on any job. T will furnish, the ma, terial andthe formula. Price $3.0 fer hundred. Fred. Pates, 1014 South Oak street. $ Bazat INCOME TAX—Have you made'a re- turn? If, not can fix you up any time between the hours of 5 p.m. in the office of EB: Real-Estate, 192 East Second streot, it det rant all kinds bought and ‘aia trade you want. Chisholm hotul. Sate ‘ARMER GREGG'S—Egg Producer is a gold mine. Send 60c for thie rare formula and instructions today. R, Wade, New Harmony, Indiana. A2-ite a EE a ee Sasi eee GET’ A HOMESTEAD—From a man‘, with 26 years experience on N: trona county range. I do all the sur- veying. Cal] 584W for 5 tiger ie 12-0 ST ADVERTISE—Rate book free, Stan- dard Advertising Agency, Victoria, St. Louis. . 3-12-1t° PLEASE READ—My ad In this issue about trees and “plants. B42-1t __ FOR SALE—HOUSES A SNAP—Six! rooms and bath, also three good rooms in basement, Lot 50x140 feet, on good street and’ nice neighborhood. Only. $6,000, $800. cash balance monthly. The Dobbin Realty Co., 212 O-S Bldg., on Bast Second street. $-12-2t FOR SALE—A new and neat, well- built two room house, with’ closet and built in cabinet. Good level. east front lot, 40 by 133. This house pone price will suit you, terms on Come and see it, call at 1241 East Eighth street. Kenwood. 3-12-1t* FOR SALE—Pwo room. stucco house, 12x24, lathed and plastered, lot 25x 140, price $900, bak ad ore ‘will, sell household good: to meve in, $950. Call BG ast J J Y street. 3-2. FOR SALE—Five furnished, good for family, also two lots in Glenrock and one lot at Lusk! Apply. rear .212 North Boyer 2-24-26 FOR SALE— Eight house, inquire 163 North impair east door. 3-12-4t FOUND — Man's overcoat in front by paying for this ad and calling 1021 North Woldott, 3.12-2t* LOST—On__ Glenrock ladies’ room house, well road,” room 27 Townsend building, reward. 3-11-2t* Lost Gola locket’ with ae Re ture inside, monogram’ M. keepsake, reward, phone 855J. Bagsi LOST—A ladies black and white hat Finder return to Tribune ore. 12-1? ST—Black velvet hand bag, con- taining check to Mrs. J. W. 4 10-t! FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS Fs Rees FARM FOR RENT FOR RENT—One fire proof house with basement, phone 108! 3-9. FOR RENT—Light running sewing machine, phone 1036. TAO4t FOR SALE OR TRADE TQ TRADE—Four’ room bungalow to trade for- livestock with little cash. See owner after 5:3 '3| Sundays street. 0 p.m. or 1420 South “Washington 3-12-3t* FOR SALE—Or trade, lots 11 and 12, block seven, ‘North Burlington. Will take car in trade, Address box 45 Tribune. 3-12-1t* a SS eee an FOR SALE—Draft . horses, mares, harness, Blanchard camp moved on block north of ‘North Casper sch 3-12-t¢. —— ee FOR SALE— ‘Young’ goat, ‘will be fresh soon, also Remington. Type- writer No. 7. Address 321-South Mc Kinley: » 3-12-1t* ———— FOR SALE—One red brood sow. In- quire at 127 East H street, Art Miner. 8-10-6t* FOR: SALE—Heavy work team, was- on-and harness, phone 1086. 3-11-tf. If you are ready to move, call us. We specialize on hand- ling furniture and house- hoid goods, Baggage-and any: -kind of hauling. We are prompt and we give you'a guarantee on all our work. ‘See Ben Transfer Co. Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. Phone 74-J ery me fi ee Ta ees am mS “1 sa ‘Srimetuy wer i SI