Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 22, 1921, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT RAIL OFFICIALS OATIOFIED WITH THIS OWISION Service, Records, Yards and Buildings Inspected by High Officials of the North- western HLF OF CASPER VIEW| ADOTION SOLON TWO WEEKS’ TIME, REPORT The & claimin; in y as growt ale of over half ¢ th : addition tn demand for according tc a representative c | the belief that the; © sold out before centrated drive for the ¢ lots on the property will be rrow. The “silent sales. man” plan which permits a person to © a re-jpick out the lot he wants and then ,., Post a notice that he has taken ft, will be put into effect again to accom- modate the crowds expected. e addition per- w the property > ater of the fire chief that the se and co! e L. C. SMITH & BROS. New silent model eight — al) makes rented and repaired REBUILT MACHINES Payments if Desired Casper Typewriter Exchange Geo. J. Heiser, Prop. 112 EB. 2d, Over White's Grocery PHONE 856 tending’ were visor of fre United States. DE Vor. 4 VELour, fet ANSI Rooms that canbe 2 “laundered”! CAN you honestly say when you § have finished gee | that your rooms are really clean YOu can hever Bay itunless your sare le. . voe Velour Finish —put on t over wall paper, burlap or tcr-—-gives any room a surface can be washed with soap and er, making itas clean as @ dress h from the laundry. ( Devoe Velour Finish comes in soft, artistic colors that add cheer and hominess to the room. Davos Paopuctsare time-testedand proven,—backed by 166 years’ experi- ence of the oldest paint manufacturing concern in the U.S. Founded 1754. J. JOURGENSEN Paint and Wallpaper Co., Casper, Wyo. The Destor: “A modern Bath Room is needed here.” od Doctor Bills vs. Bathrooms Illness, contagion, epidemics—all have thei: igin indi 5 5 Ss ir origin indi- rectly in those places where sanitary precautions are ee fakenl _A home witho: bathroom, or with one that is old and antiquated, more oft than not is a menace to health. joc~ oe bills are verte nt throughout life; the bill for the cost of a new bathroom equipment is paid only once in a life-time and the protettion is permanent, ee ne Modern bathroom giv the sanitary p all the fa equip- necessary on needed by , Pride born of having up-to- date plumbing equipment is a source of pleasure for years. Quality appliances have but one cost—the first. And this fact assures satisfac- fe finds it easy to keep modern plumbing fix- tures ‘spotlessly shining and clea tion. om equipment doesn’t cost as much as you ay room we show the latest models. We ‘ou an estimate. Our figures will be as low as good w good material will allow. Stop in today and see our di: Schank Plumbing & Heating Co. 359 East Second St. | TOa aaa. | ively engaged tn the Coyne-Saller GONLE-SALLER | : St. Louis merchant. the two Ww . Furnuhne S An-| att Be Bas Sone Conese Be ae fomen’s Furnishing Store -| built up an enviable reputation nounces Intention of Quitting | Dosiness spitity, here. He Se of sterling character and many people here, will go out of business July 1, according to a deal completed this| Tribune Monday week. The fixtures and lease of the! veka store will be sold to a Thermopolis| At dinner the King of England's firm. |personal attendant waits upon no one liam J. Coyne, who has been ac- else. The Secret of a Superlative Tire Any concern can build a good tire. For there are no secrets about tire build- ing. The test is to build a super-tire.” ‘And that is entirely a matter of poliez. How far the maker cares to go in giv- ing as little or as much for the money, as possible depends upon his ideals. In our search we found ene concern with the ideals we all admire. That was the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Com- pany, makers of The Brunswick. No tire, we should say, is sold on so close a margin to the maker. For The Bruns- wick is made better first— the cost con- sidered afterward. ‘ Be rses We know. Brunswick ideals as interpreted in Brunswick Tires, will ~ appeal to you if, like most men, you are in- terested in getting 100 per cent value. The man who is satisfied with the average can- not appreciate Bruns- wick betterments. Yet the price to you is zc more. Come in.to- day and know for your- self the price of The Brunswick, Center Street Filling Station Center ard Fifth Sts. Phoae 402-M Famous BRUNSWICK TIRES Now at PRE-WAR PRICES For Example 30x33 Now $16 War Tax Included ee CA the management of Other Sizes Priced Proportionately Center and Fifth Sts. Phone 402-M fe HELLO, BILL! Another Chance to Dance Wednesday Evening, May 25 WINTER GARDEN Last of the Season Be Sure end Be There---Informal COMMITTEE. Phone 711. WW IPSLLALELELLELLLL AA The following is one of a series of articles dealing and carry helpful suggestions to those fit of Tribune readers template 842 East Yellowstone Phone 590-J WHO IS HE? He Is the HONEST PLUMBER 100 Per Cent. iciency Office Phone 697-M Residence 576-J Roy E. Martin For _ High Grade Plumbing 125 South Washington Phone 143-W Repair Work a Specialty with i How to Select Plumbing Fixtures: By S. L. Griebel, Sanitary Engineer. In a former article appearing on this page, I drew attention to the of the proper ahr a eg point out specifically what qualities. jemand. As I have formerly stated, the only way to get the proper selection is to call at a plumber’s show- room and ask to be shown. This service is main- tained in your city by different plumbers and you will be very welcome. The water closet, being without question’ the most important fixture of sll, will be-discussed in this article. The very best is none too good no matter how much or little money you are planning to invest if a home, as a cheap water<loset is a constant menace to the health. A water closet combination consists of a bowl, tank or flush valve and a seat, together with the proper connections. The bow! should be made of vitrite china, a flint-hard substance which will not absorb impurities. Every bowl made of this mate- rial is plainly marked by the manufacturer. Insist that it isso marked, as there gre cheap grades of bowls on the market which are what is known as semi-vitritc which hdve not the hardness and non- absorbent qualities f the genuine article, making them really impracticai for a truly sanitary plumb- ing installation. Ask to see a cross section of the - construction of the bowl you are considering, see that the outlet is not constructed at a point not accessible without the removal of the bow! in case of stoppage; see that there is a large water area within the bowl and that its action is strong and oe he There are s¢v*ral. different designs of owls, constructed for different purposes. These differences will be pointed out to you by the plumbers at the showroom you visit and you may then decide what design to adopt. Keeping in mind the features above mentioned, the particular design selected will be more or less a matter of your own judgment. 3 Next comes the tank or flush valve. The tank should either be constructed of vitrite china or enameled iron, one et strong, and fills the tank quickly and that it ie quittins ae is the ta 6 20) tion. Examine the flushing lever.” s6k that it is hich does away with the its water supply direct from is requirea for its suc- q egies id ie : . Investigate their construction and see to it that the: are well dowelled together. Hinges should be of nickel. jated brass, the bar being the most satisfactory, should be strong and substantial in ap ce. je sure that there is a stop valve on the supply pipe to the closet so that Pete can be made when necessary without having to shut the water supply from the whole jouse. In my next article I will take up the modern bath tub. Phone 911 SATUFDAY, MAY 21, 192 v -132 W. Midwest Ave. * Phone 772-W a3: Steam Heat 215 West Yellowstone Highway Phone 1098 Phone 711 . : Gas Fittings JOHN T. BOGAN Plumbing, Heating and ’ Sheet Metal Work 130 West Second’ Street Front Rank Steel Pipeless Furnaces and Pipe Furnaces Plumbing SCHANK PLUMBING AND HEATING CO, INC. Steam and Hot Water Heat 359 EAST SECOND STREET CASPER, WYO. Gas Appliances and Gas Fitting