Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1921, Page 10

aE Y A ERAN TE AISI Y BRANES A SOR R AER RAE Se sei crnss tO ‘NEARLY S00 STANDARD MEN ELIGIBLE TO BENEFIT MAJORITY EAGER FO TAKE UP STOGK PROPOSITION Purchase Offer Extended Attractive Proposals Ever Made From Profit Standpomt, Figures Show _ With approximately 500 men at the Standard refinery eligible to participate in the melon which is to be cut by the Standard company for the purpose of enabling the employe to become a stockholder and participate in the profits of the organization he will help to build, the industria] relations department, under the direction of Don M. Lobdell, is work- ing day and night to arrange the de- tails of the plan. Under the new move, considered one of the greatest benefit plans ever offered to employes of any organiza- tion in the country, individuals may secure a stock interest in the com- pany under the most favorable terms. By setting aside each month a cer- tain amount from salary, not to exceed 20 per cent of the monthly salary, an employe who has been on the com- pany payrolls for a period of one year may in five years, when the stock plan matures, be independent of working conditions. Under the most favorable arrange- ment the company will put up 50 cents for every dollar that the em- ploye puts up, pay dividends and in other ways insure him one of the best investments that he ever made. Tne only stipulation is that the employe must remain continuously in the em- ploy of the company. If he leaves voluntarily he can withdraw all the money he has put in and wi!l be paid interest on such a sum at the rate of 6 per cent. Here is the plan in detail by which the company insures that the em- ploye’s investment will earn him at least 50 per cent, besides the benefits that will accrue from speculative in- creases in the stock of the company: Purposes. 1. The purposes of this plan are to enable the employees of the com- pay and those actively engaged in the conduct of its business to become stockholders therein on favorable terms, and to assist them in paying for their stock. Term of the Plan 2. The plan shall be in operation during the term of five years, from March 21, 1921, unless sooner termin- ated in the manner hereinafter pro- vided. The Funds. 3. The purposes of the plan shall be carried out thru the establishment and operation of several funds, created by individual deposits by. the several em- ployees and by the company as here- inafter provided. To such individual deposits shall be added whatever tnter- est is earned by the several funds and the proportionate amount of whatever dividends are received from stocks held as herein provided. The Trustees and Thelr Powers 4. The several funds shall be ad- ministered by three trustees, to be ap- pointed by the board of directors of the company. The said board shall have power, in case of death, resigna- tion or inability to act of any of said trustees, to appoint a new trustee, or new trustees, to fill such vacancy, and shall also at all times have power of removal and substitution of any trus- tee or trustees, and any such new trustee, or trustees, shall have the same power and authority as is vested in each of the three original trustees. ‘The trustees shall not be held person- ally responsible, except for their will- ful misconduct or gross neglect, and the trustees shall not be required to give bond. The trustees shall not be required to give bond. The trustees shall not charge or be paid any compensation for their service as such. The trustees shall have power: (a To receive all moneys deposited by the smployecs and by the company under this plan. (>) To invest the several funds from time to time, as far as practicable, by the purchases from the company of its capital stock, at prices to be fixed as herein provided. (c To pay, satisfy and discharge, out of such trust funds, any taxes or assessments that may from time to time be fixed or imposed thereon by any lawful authority, and also the reasonable and necessary expenses in- curred in the administration of the funds, not ‘however, including any charge for office or clerical expense in connection therewith. (d To adopt, and from time to time, alter and amend rules and regulations for the carrying into execution of this plan, and their decision shall be final as to all questions or interpretation and applications of the plan, account- ing, vaiues, interest, withdrawals, ac- cruals, and as to all other matters COAL N. & A. Coal Co. Phone 1400 —_—_S by Coetisany One of Most arising in the administration of the plan. Eligibility 5. The term “Employe,” as used herein, means any person who on March 31, 1921, oP at any time there- after during the existence of this plan, has been in the continuous and ex- elusive service of the company more than one year, an@ shall be regarded by the trustees as’ permanently em- ployed, or as being actively engaged for a like period of time in the con- uct of its business, and includes of- ficers and directors. The trustees shall be the sole judges as to.who is such employe, or who has beeh thus actively engaged in the conduct of the company’s business. All employees Jas thus defined and so determined, shall be eligible to share in the bene- fits of the plan. Participation by the Employee 6. Any employee may become a par- ticlbant under this plan by making deposits therein in the following man- ner: He shall authorize the company to educt from the amount due him as current compensation for services on each pay day, whether monthly or otherwise, a sum not in excess of 20|be closed by returning to him the per cent thereof, and to pay the sanfe] amount hé has deposited with interest over to the trustees, to be placed tojat the rate of 6 per cent per annum, his credit, which deduction and pay-|or, at the option of the trustees, by ment over shall thereupon be made. | assigning to him the equivalent there- The Company’s Deposits ot in the stock of the company, to be 7. When any such deposit shall be| reckoned at the average cost thereof made by or on behalf of the employee, | to the trustees, during the period that the company shall, out of its own|he thay have been a participant in the moneys, pay to the trustees a sum|plan. equal to 60 per cent of his deposit. (c) An. employee who is retired Price of Stock. under the company’s annuity plan, or 8. The price at which the trustees| who quits the service of the company, may from time to time purchase stock |on account of total disability, or for from the company, for the purposes| other satisfactory cause, or is dis- of the several funds, shall be fixed by| charged for no fault of his own (of all the directors as of March 31st of each| of which the trustees shall be the sole year during the period covered by the| judges), shall receive in stock at the plan. Such price shall be substantial-| average cost thereof to the trustees, ly the average market price of the] during the period he has made deposits stock during the previous six months;|an amoui:t equal to the aggregate sums provided, however, that in no case|deposited by him, plus 50 per cent shall ‘the price be fixed below the par| thereof, and whatever diyjdends have value of the stock. The price so|been recevied upon that amount of fixed shall govern as to all such pur-|stock by the trustees during that pe- chases during the ensuing year. riod, less his proportionate share of Title to stock purchased. any taxes, assessments and expenses, 9. The stock so purchased shall be| Such stock to be in full shares, any issued in the name of the trustees, | differences to be paid in cash. who shall hold title to the same and] (4) In case of the death of a partict- shall possess all voting and other|pating employee while in the service rights pertaining thereto. Said stock | of the company, his administrators, ex- shall be apportioned to the depositing | exutors, heirs, or beneficiaries under employees upon the termination of| his will, shall receive in stock at the the plan in proportion to their deosits,| average cost thereof to the trustees and according to the time they have|during the period that he may have been resectively participants in the|made deposits, an amount equal to funds. Separate accounts shall be|the aggregate sums deposited by him, kept of the amounts deposited by|plus 50 per cent thercof, and what- each employee and by the company,|ever dividends have been received and the employee shall have no inter-]upon that amount of stock by the est whatsoever in the stock or in the| trustees during that period, less his deposits made by the company untill the final termination of the plan, or until a termination of the plan as to him upon his withdrawal, whereby he DEBS ON RETURN TO ATLANTA PRISON AFTER TRIP TO WASHINGTON—This sériking pho- tograph of Eugene’ V. Debs was made on his return to the Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga., after his fly- ing visit to Washington, without guard, to confer with Attorney-Gen- eral Daugherty, Phone 1462 — Paint Up is given stock as hereinafter provided. Withdrawals C asper 10. Withdrawals may be made as 2. follows: Decorating (a) An employee who remains in the service of the company, may, if he so piects, withdraw from the plan at any ttme, and shall thereupon be entitled to receive back from the trustees the amount of money deposited by’ him, with interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, or at the option of the trustees, the equivalent thereof in the stock of the company, to be reck- oned at the average cost of such stock} seg to the trustees during the period that/e he may have made deposits, Such|® withdrawing employee shall not be|$ eligible to again participate in the] ® plan for the period of one ‘year. ‘4 (o) An employee who leaves the]® service of the company voluntarily, or} 3 Company Painting, Paperhanging Interior Decorating 402 South Durbin., Casper, Wyo. We're Ready To move your household is discharged for good cause (of which|$ goods. BOM ct the trustees shall be the sole judges),|@ We speciulize in haul- shall thereupon cease to be a partici-|8 {ng furniture and pianos. pant in the plan, and his account shall] § Baggage and any kind of hauling. We are prompt and we give a guarantee on all our work. ‘See Ben Transfer Co. Stanley Overbaugh, Prop. CORONA $50 minated by the distribution of all the proportionate share of any taxes, any differences to be paid in cash, General Provisions 11. On the termination of the plan, any sum to which a depositing em- ployee may be entitled less than the value of a full share of stock shall be paid in cash, and in determining the number of shares to which the em- ployce shall be entitled, the same shall be computed aczording to the cost thereof to the trustees during the time the deposits respectively are made. 12. All stock and moneys accruing from the withdrawal of participants in the seyeral funds shall enure to the benefit of the participants remaining at the termination of the plan, and hall thereupon be distributed among them in proportion to their respective deposits and for the tims that such employees have participated in the plan. In the event of all of the partici- pants in the plan withdrawing there- from prior to its termination as herein provided, then the ‘trustees sball, and they are hereby authorized to ter- minate the plan by distribution of any: funds remaining in their hands among those who have been participants pro- portionately as their interests may appear. 13. The interest of an employee un- der the plan shall be considered and treated as personal and shall not be subject td assignment or transfer, by operation of laws or otherwise, nor shall any other person acqpire any right therein or thereto, except as herein otherwise provided. 14. Payment in cash or by delivery of stock in accordance with the terms of this plan on the death or withdraw- al of an employee, or on the termina- tion of the plan, shall be in full satis- faction of all claims under the plan und against the trustecs and against the company thereunder, 15. The several funds deposited hereunder by the several employees shall each constitute and be a sepa- rate trust as between the trustees and each employee, it being the purpose und intent under this plan to create a separate and distinct trust to be administered by the trustees for each employee who is a participant under the plan. Audit 16. The accounts of the several funds shall be audited at least once a year by an independent audtior to be appointed by the board of di- « PAGE TEN Che Casper Daily Cribune SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921 ished, revised, amended, altered or changed in such marmer as is or may be provided by the statutes of the state of Indiana, or in the absence of such statutory regulation, this plan FOR RENI—ROOMS FOR RENT—In modern home; close in and reasonable; one sleeping room suitable for two; one large front room with outside entrance; also basement room. 733 South Beech, pene, age -25-tf. the directors of the company, AMERICAN NAVY NOW: “CARING FOR REFUGEES = 1340... CONSTANTINOPLE.—The Amer- ican navy is acting as guardian to the Crimean refugees in the hospitals of this city, whose families have been separated from them. The absolute necessity of evacuating refugees from Constantinople has resulted in hun- dreds departing’ from ‘the city and leaving kinsfolk behind, il) in the, hos- pitals. The American navy has un- dertaken to keep track of all of the sick people thus separated from their families, : ‘The number ‘of sick is increasing. The Russian summer embassy at Buyk-Dere has been turned into a refugeo hospital equipped by the|-~ American Red Cross. Such is the in-/FOR RENT— One sleeping room; adequacy of facilities for caring for| close in; for one or two gentlemen. the sick, that in all hospitals avail-/Phone 982M, 731 East Fifth, 4-2.3t8 able for refugees, more than half of bath. 22 the patients are sleoping on the floor.| North Booch sivects nn ey Bes Bane ES 5 De Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-|FOR RENT—Rooms and board. 414 pert workmen. All work. guaranteed.| South Oak. 3-30-6t* Casper Jewelry Mfg, Co. O-S Bldg. 3-5-tf housekeeping hot and Joining bath; outside, entrance; close in. “Phone: 15903, '226 “North Grant. FOR RENT—Two large well furnish- ed front bed rooms; suitable for one or two gentlemen. Phone 646R, 523 South Park. 3-31-tf CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP Rear 633 8. Center St. Phone 749-3 NEW TOPS, SEAT ‘COVERS, CUSHIONS FOR ALL MAKES OF AUTOS at Moderate Prices Also Reupholstering and Recovering of Enclosed Cars EXPERIENCED WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED et Sunday is a day of good deeds. ‘What is a better deed than one for a home? See Ad page 5. pace cee oy Oldest fire chief in the United States | in point of service is Thomas G. Gleason, who has been at’ the head of the fire department of-Ware, Mass., for more than fifty years. . ~ AUCTION ‘HOUSE New & 2nd Hand Furniture—Up- rectors. holstering & Furniture Repairing Physician and Surgeon Time of Delivery of Stock 326 W. Yellowstone, phone 16173. Midwest Bldg. Suite 304 to 311, 17. Except as otherwise hereinbe- Office Ph. 1650 & 1651, Res. Ph. 45. fore provided, no employee shall be AUDITORS Gh anfiaiiees=ccaapoannccasmenacmmae a entitled to receive stock or cash from ee Phyenin pe the several funds before the termina- ‘Bosdial Atodus Gene tion of the plan; but on such termina- tion, the plan shall forthwith be ter- stock and cash therein to and amongst the then participants in the plan, pro- portionately as their respective inter- ests may appear. Amendment or Abolition of Plan 18. This plan may be recalled, abol- PHONE 182M and your laundry will be called for and delivered Pearl White Laundry Co. We recommend this type of Fire’ Extin- guisher for Home and office use Registrar and Agent 20811 Ol Exnhanxe Bldg. Phone GARBUTT, WEIDNER & SWEENEY Architect OMice, 219, Mldwest Bldg, Phone 1532 of Women and Children. Suite 200-201, 0..S. Bldg, Phones: Office 699, Res. 746. MARSHALL C. KEITH, M. D. Physician and Syrgeon Special Attention Given to Obstet. rics and Diseases of Women and Children. Blackmore Bldg. Phones: Office 30, Res. 164. HAT CLEANERS NEW YORK HAT CLEANING 123 South Canter oe ene ea EMPLOYi\"NT_ BUREAU Wyoming Employment, Agency—All kinds of help furnished. 200 W. Firs: st,, Phene 1311W. P. 0. Box 83. s LABOR AGENCIES ARCHITECTS DUBOIS & GOODRICH, Architects Rooms 24-25 Townsend Block Wyo. Phone 440 Architects 415 Of] Ex: 6 Bidg. Phone 1162 _ ©. A, RAINWATER AUTO REPAIRING Yellowstone Vulcanizing & Re- Shop...Old Tires made | ~y, z orking Men’s Social Club, Col- new. 522 E. Yellowstone. + eas) Beets tbs Oa BAGGAGE and TRANSFER | Phone 893._C. H. Reagor, Pres. Pioneer Warehouse & Transfer LAWYERS Co. Warehousing and distribution. ‘Trunks, baggage and heavy haul- ing. 136 West B, St. Phone 988. WHITE TRANSFER: CO. Geo. Retallock, Mgr. “All White _ Trucks.” 126 S. David. SEE BEN TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Heavy uling and Piano Moving. 7 i Suites 14-15-16, Townsend Block HAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Bldg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers ._ Phone 74-3. 3809-10-11 Oil Pere Bldg. SEARLES TRANSFER G ee Phones: Res. 87-W, Office 104 si err PERERA ah MOVING A SPECIALTY Townsend Bldg. ~~ Phone 196-3 BEAUTY SHOPS MUSICIANS IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP J. WAITZ BUCHER So smith Instruction in Piano, Or; Th simple Beletey) Seu ope Deere of Music—Phone 477W of 1508), a ret child CHIROPRACTORS OSTEOPATHS can Bers Re oA. to ak ae Sate DR. J, H. JEFFREY DR. L. L, WADE pecttenny DR. ANNA GRAHAM J) Osteopathic Physician Wee Lyric Theater Bldg., Center Si. Rm. 5-7. Woofl Blk. Phone 1277-3. Aad ‘Office Phone 706, Res. 92. BR. EZ 6, HAN PRODUCE NA HAHN BARTON PRODUCE Co. Should Suite 2, Towhsend Wholesale Poult % Res. ry, Eggs. Fruit and ee Phones: Office 423,____Res. 1235. | Vegetables, 333 N. Wolcott St. E. HARNED, Gs 1777 Sinan ann ane pinaerered every bai pe Nor Rinball Sa RADIATOR REPAIRING 4 ore pal rene terion enn Phone | CASPER AUTO RADIATOR WORKS us EVAH M. HOUSER P. S, C. Graduate | Repairing and Oteaning— McKinnon for Will make houso calls or call at & Jackson Freeze-Proof Cores bry 21h Best rane 434 W. Yellowston Phone 1054 Ess e ne one 1054W CIVIL _ ENGINEERS ca ar a Price $18.75 Compl AUTO RADIATOR SERVICE 7 mplete W. H. FI cE. Bert Well ion ‘Maps, Pl ti and| ~ ring and . -pairing 913 Phones 914 |||Siepottsitom 214 "Midwest Bids. Expert Workmen For the Best In Building 124 West Second. Phone 1545. CASPER SUPPLY CO. Phone 74-J ee ee L. C. SMITH & BROS. New silent model eight — all makes rented and repatred REBUILT MACHINES Payments if Desired Casper Typewriter ANYTHING WORTH WHILE RE- “Service” Our Motto. - Phone 56, I i ta Eh re aed Sie Be Rite ae ~ CONSULTING ENGINEER CLEANERS ‘aga ERESSERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Se _SHOE SHINING PARLORS AMERICAN SHINING PARLOR Horsch & Nygaard We Solicit Your Patronag: Cleaning, Pressiny, Remodeling LOBBY 0-8 BUILDING. “THE POINT" SIGN PAINTING Bush Sign & Decorating Co. “When you think Signs think Bush” 255_8.. Center. Phone ORE _.... STENOGRAPHERS Center, Fifth and Railroad Sts. CASPER CLEANERS, Inc. Remodeling Tel, 255J. Qeaning Dyeing 120 East Fifth, WHEELER & WORTHINGTON QUIRES AN EFFORT. Your widow Surveys, Maps, Plans, Eatimates and stenographeeslorsed ty the day Reports, rave ‘Cement NEW TRIB! and children will collect only those frosting” Machine peters - FROME: ,0- We Are Experts policies you had in force at death. 5 Tapa AOeneEs Bie: TAILORS When It Comes toy ip ie Praying, Transfer | . For the Best fe Building = oe Mea Gent's Taik Ef | FRANKLIN 0. leaning, Pressing, va We Specialize in Moving Pianos, Safes and Heavy Senter one raced Bp ot ROLL Machinery DENTISTS ready-made, 116 E. Midwest Ave.—Phone 482-3 Gebo Coal Natrone PHONE S43 J. L. Biedermann, Prop, Moving Vans, Drays and Baggage Exclusively TRANSFER: zers2 PHONE 949 oeaeesccoscecoocesosecssesces: ‘Capitol Life’ McGrew Phone 153 Tim, the Tailor & Cleaner —— 148, 8S. Center. Phone 467R. TAXI SERVICE STEPHENS TAXi LINE Phone 132 CALL 88 Oh 216 FOR BILLY'S TAXIE 0 en ne FOR RENT—Sleeping room for two or three gentiemen. 233 South Park phone 1118. 4-2-2t° FOR RENT—Modern front bed room; gentlemen preferred. 1215 © South David, phone 780R. A-2-1t FOR RENT—! close in: tlemen only. 327 South Seat 4-2-2 FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms with bath. Phone 691M, 121 North Park. 4-2-1t ——<—<—<—<——— ROOM AND BOARD—For two gen- tlemen. 1022 South Walnut. 4-2-tf. SS FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 430 West idwest. 4-2-1t ROOM AND BOARD — In, modern home. 822 East Third, phone 675R. 4-2-2t FOR RENT—Three furnished house- keeping rooms; city lights and water Cali 1228 Box Eleer. * 41” gentlemen; 415 South 4-1-21 FOR RENT—Room for convenient; close in. Beech, phone 632R. FOR RENT—Furnished light —house- keeping rooms. 370 South Ash. FOR RENT— One large basement room with hot and cold water and toilet. 134 North Jackson. 3-28-tf. FOR RENT—One furnished room for one or two men, close in. 328 Hast A, phone 748. 4-2-tf. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—Two pair pillows, $1.50 per pair; silver knives, forks and spoons, $5.00; silver baking dish, $3; small leather grip, $1; portieres, $3.50; pair $1; Misses spring coat, $1.50; spring hat $1; one pair new white kid slippers, size 1%, $10. 1310 Spruce. Bargains IN USED Electric Washing Machines NATRONA POWER CO. Phone 69 FOR SALE— At Bissell carpet sweeper, good con tion, Call Saturday evening or Sun- day afternoon, 60¢ South en reasonable_ price, FOR ,SALE— Piano, library table, floor-lamp, dishes, bookcase, dress- er, davenport, rug, kerosene stove, kitchen utensils. 428 West Thirteenth street, 3-29-6t* FOR SALE—Davenport, almost new and box of auto mechanic's tools, Inquire 804 South Lincoln, basement. 3-31-3t* FOR SALE—Cooking utensils; sewing machine; bedding and other house- hold goods. 1316 South Cedar. 4-2-1t* FOR SALE—A number of new gas ranges; will take your coal ran; in exchange. Phone 1086. FOR SALE—Electric washing ma- chine, A-1 condition; also safe. Phone 1086. 3-23-tf FOR SALE—Coal range, good as new. Phone 1316W or 1536. 4-2-1t FOR SALE— Furniture, 367 South Ash, 8-11-tf. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph with ninety records. 134 North Jack on. 3-28-tf. FOR RENi—HOUSES FOR RENT — One new plastered three-room house with large clothes closet and cupboards; unfurnished. In- quire 127 East H, North Burlington. 4-1-tf, ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES ———————_—_——— FOR 8. used cars; Ford roadster; Grand £ racer; Buick ; Studebaker 6, seven passeng- touring; ‘Dodi Com- ~“) Repair company, and G, phone 1559J. FOR SALE—One Chalmers tra good tires, six cylinder, v cheap; now folks you know it is wind and snow or wind and sand, so what ‘would be nicer than a closed car at the right price. North ar peer Auto Repair company, corner Center and G, phone 1559. 3-31-tf. ContesranGaGr DR OUe der le ees, FOR SALE—One stxr-cylinder Buick touring car, model 1918 in A-No. 1 shape; six good tires; steel bumper and Totor-meter; must fell by “Sat- urday night; $950. Call at 938 South Walnut street. 4-12t*, SSS FOR SALE—Denby truck; three-toh; new rear end, piston rings, bear- t lings, wrist pins; entirely overhauled and block rebored; bargain for sale. Call 327W. FOR SALE—Studebaker five passen. quick 4-2-tf. ger car, first-class shape, almost new; bargain; can be seen at 312 North Beech street. - 4-1-2t* FOR SALE—One Ford delivery car A-1 condition, one Maxwell touring car, good condition, a real phone 1086. FOR SALE—Seven passenj Oak- land in good condition. 137 Jackson, call before 2 p. m. 4-2-2 FOR SALE—Ford touring, good con- dition; three hundred dollars. Ad- dress P. O. box 401. 4-1-2 FOR SALE—Buick, 1919 roaster, good condition; $1,000, $300 cash, balance $75 month. Phone 1598W. 3-29-6t FOR SALE—Ford car, just over- hauled. ms South Washingto. FOR SALE—Fast Ford chassis. 304 North Beech. 4-2-3 Phone 759R. FOR SALE—Ford touring car; 134 North Jackson. FOR SALE—Ford touring car; gain. “Phone 1458. $200. ‘BOX 65, TRIBUNE 3-28dh . WANTED—. of value bave to sell—furniture, rugs, you house by April 15th. Call at 526 South Center, rear door. 4-1-2 WANTED—Tents, tarps, saddles, har- ness, tools and some household soods. Phono 1086. 4-27-tf. rags; 6c pound, Tribune office FOR RENT—Three-room house; also two-room apartment; close to refin- eries. 163 North Wolcott, phone 281M. * 4-2-1t ee FOR RENT—Three rooms and bath, furnished, strictly yodern; — fyi basement, electric lights and gas; $75.00. 185 Norih*Jackson, 4-2-2t FOR RENT—New four-room house with four rooms in basement; gas connections. Phone 922W. 4-2-tf FOR RENT—Five-room house, partly furnished. 350 North McKinley, cai} between 8 and 12. 4-2.2t* OO FOR RENT—New three-room mod- ern house in east part of town. Call 981M. 4-2-1t _ FOR RENT—APARTMENTS — FOR RENT — Apartment; upstairs bed room; bath; with kitchen priv- iteges. Call evenings after 6 o'clock. 829 East Fourth street. 3-29-5t ————— FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished basement apartment; no children. 1021 South Elm. 4-2-tf peeled ah icone TS EL Sree FOR RENT—Two-room apartment in modern home; no children. 133 North Kimball. 4-2-3t ———_$________,__ FOR RENT—Four modern, unfurnish- ed basement rooms. 805 East Third street. 4-1-4t ——— FOR .RENT—Three-room apartment: $20° month and furniture for ale: 1022% South Cherry street. 4-1-2t* Oe FOR RENT—Four modern, unfurnish- ed basement apartmen: 805 East Third. 4-1-4t ——$—$<$$ $< <$<___ FOR RENT—New two-room apart- ments,‘ furnished or unt hed. Call in rear 312 West First. Benet WANTED TO BUY ‘WANT—To hear from farm for sale, state owner having cash price and full description.’ John J. Black, Wy- oming street, pewa Falls,” Wis- consin. a2ate WANTED—Highest price paid f second hand furniture, phone 1860. 3-15-tf. et PERSONAL ib hi we Lhe hr 10 Now open iness; prices right. street, E. 8. Setz. , errs PSYCHOMETRY Business questions answered. Scien- tifle palmictry. ‘Mrs. Blood, American Hotel. roorpa8.et FOR SALE OR TRADE ———————$ FOR SALE—Or trade; 120 acre im. Proved farm in eastern Kansas for Casper property. Hart apartment. No. . 4-1-3 WANTED—Second hand furniture, highest prices paid, phone 1660. 3-10-tf. TO LOAN—$2600 on first class secur- ity. Calll436 after 6 o'clock. 4 BUSINESS CHANCES WERE YOU EVER OFFERED: A Grocery Store? You can handle sugar, ‘lour, canned goods, dried fruit, cof- fee and entire line of groceries, as well as paints, roofing, aluminum ware and automobile oils, with no rent to pay; no money invested: take large orders from samples; goods are” guar- anteed and proven quality; selling ex- perience not ; 8 \table work for “workers.” Hitchcock-Hill company, department 173, Chicago, Ill, References: any bank or express company. 4-2-1t* $75 A WBEK Selling Cresco Rain- coats; be independent; no collecting or delivering; sample coat and outfi tree. Improved Mfg. Co., Dept. 97, Ashland, Ohio. 4-2-1t* ——————— FOR SALE—Cafe doing good bush ness in live town; including fixtures, Address Council Cafe, Greybull, Wy- oming. 3-30-5t* FOR SALE—Small restaurant and waffle shop, with fixtures, in bu ness section. Call at 152 South Dun bin. 3-24-tf, SEE BEN Just Over The Bank New Midwest Bldg. _ Room 202. Phone 1480 WE ARE EQUIPPED OFFICE-LIKE NOW. TO »