Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1922, Page 11

SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1922. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING and want what you don’t have—U’ want Terhune Want Ads_ = How to Answer Blind Classified Ads stamps Always . swers in sealed envelope. In reply- ing a averttgocmente where refer: are asked for, do not send references. Send copies the words and the the ting rate per ford for ‘The Casper Dally Tribune. Casper 30. Want Ads received after 10:30 pe 130 p.m. will be inserted under J” the head. “Too Late to Classify. HELP WANTED—MALE ——— WANTED—Real live ambitious house to house solicitor; a good proposi- tion to the right party; either man or dress Box A-147, Tribune. woman. A‘ eras ate JUTH America, men desiring ig tions in South America may write Frederick Publishing company, 6446 Ellis Aevenue, Chicago, 4 tation advanced. 3-25-1t of s winning manu- eeatete Phone 1200 for 3-25.20 service ext building, Washington, D. C. ‘WORK for your government; men or ‘women over 17\ years of age freon to ——— WANTED— State agent to handle 4, new automobile signal; will give gv0d contract to right responsible par-| American DARREN: 25-1) epee Sp AKE INCE. | YOU CAN M $100-AT ONCE. | Fon SALE—Late model Dodge tour Selling Magic Marvel washing co pound; ‘Riso bluing paddle: absolutely new; biggest sellers; steady 300 per cent profit business; free samples. Mitchell Co,, 1314 East Sixty-First street, Chicago. B-25-1t* Jt you have what ye. don't want} briNGING UP FATHER fie Casper Daily Cridune —Drawn for the Casper I nb’ YOULL HAVE TO GET MEA REFERENCE FROM YouR. 1 MEAN -1 WOULD Lise TO 40 TO WORK? ATT © tezz er ert FEATURE SERVICE, Inc. 1 CAN'T: HE HAS BEEN une by George McManus ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAINS $6,500—Close tn; three blocks from Post office; two four-room mod- ern houses on one lot; bring good 1: , terms. condition. Well located on South Grant street. $750—Balance on easy terms. Four-room modern house; § splendid location on South Durbin; full purchase price ‘ly decorated; only $5,260. $3,000—Balance easy terms. New four two-room good store a Phone 249. Phone 249. you have in the furniture and will pay more for it. Phone 1086. ‘3-16-tf WANTED—TO RENT party wants a modern home; seven rooms well furnished; will lease and best ‘of refi FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Hudson Super good condition. Call at lowstone garage. Six in West Yel- s2s-3te ing In first ciass condition, $240 cash, balance, eight months time. C. EB. Kennedy, corner East Second and Park street. Phone 1419W. 3-24-2t A HAND tailored top of genuine 32- AGENTS— Mason sold 18 Comet Sprayers and auto washers one Sat-'/ ys “urday; profits $2.50 each; Ohio. 3-25-10? ic POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED—Woman cook - Maite work in ofl field. Phone 213F. | Man and wife wants cox. ‘se 3-24-2t° POSITION WANTED— Experienced wants work in uF YOU WANT your furuituro re petted [ont Ay, 201 \60-/ ABbt or iphone les and blackheads try the ledicated Soap and Aa | Approved Marinello Beauty + Smith-Turner Balcony. Phone| READINGS given by Madam Wonder; palm, mind or cards. 319 East C | street, opposite pot. Bhone 673R. PROFESSIONAL house cleaning with high power vacuum; calsomining; floor waxing; window washing; 5 prices right. 597M. : READINGS given by ; ‘mind or cards. street, opposite Burlington pot. Phone 673R. LAWN ressing, $3 a load; sand, gravel, general team work. John Jennings, 1017 West Thirteenth street. Phone 1681J. - PHONE 306 WHY jeopardize your child's musical education by using a piano that is gut of tune or repair when you can t expert. services at a nominal cost by calling for 5. Ward at the Richter Music Co. 3-25-1t WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY— Furniture of any kind. 120 West Midwest avenue Phone 249. 2-24tf WANTED TO BUY—A lot with a small house or garage on it in south part ‘of city; must be cheap. P. O. box sia, 3-16-tf a a Sunday. 1129 South Beech street B-21-5t* ne WE ROY Sad Pee Ses ee oe ee Exchange Furniture Co. eae} 7 WANTED TO BUY — Furniture of FOR SALE—Three- any kind. ee ree reel WANTED TO BUY — Furniture ot! any kind, 120 West Midwest averse WANTED TO RENT—A_ responsible just being apartments; four building; close in; good loca- JF. JONES & CO. Gp REALTORS Res. Phone Suite 2, Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 690-3 (Over Bakery) 1204 J. ¥. JONES, MANAGER. WANTED TO BUY FOR SALE— Food fe house, 26x28; will trade Dodge or Eepex car. Phone 381. 3-3-3t° room. % enst Part of city. Phone 1605M. 3-25-4t FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE at room 8, Smith Bidg., Wyoming Fill- ing Station Co. 3-23-tf ‘Two lots in North Caa- SALE— $300; half cash, balance in six P.O. box 319. 3-24-6t LAND FOR SALE FOR SALE—Wili sacrifice 60 acres of can give the ferences. mile from limits Phone 411. BIC for $150 per more; terme, P.O. bes 1143. Phone 1651W. 3-24-2t8| WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS For SAE—Bignty acres close to| Casper on river; $40 an acre. Ad. WANTED—Piano to store; references dress P. O. box 727, Elmhurst, Ill. given. Cal! the Tribune. 3-25-3tdh 3 iad FOR SALE—Fine eastern Nebraska farm, or trade for Casper property: a bargain and easy terms. Box A-135 ‘Tribune. 28 LIVESTICR FOR SALE—Two ycar-old Jersey bull, reasonable if taken at once. Burling: ton Kailroad yards, Car 44. 3-23-3t* FOR SALE— 1,200 ewes, two and three years old due to lamb May 3; 350 ewe lambs, all good stuff and |well wintered. Marshall and Brown, 145 North Center street. Phone 121% 14-2 3-3t* > FOR SALE OR TRADE — Draft same material touring cars, $15; road- i $12, 367 South Ash street. P! 1660. trade| five years old; 75 head of steers two es' Yellowstone avenue. 3-25-1t Now $225 down. ‘Wyoming Oldsmobile Co., 454 East Yellowstone avenue, Phone gira it, 3-25-1t* FOR SALE—1918 Ford touring. car, cheap for cash. 516 West Yellow. stone avenus. Phone 562J. 3-24-2t° FOR SALE—1921 Maxwell FOR SALE—1918 Buick Six, class condition; $300 cash. Phone 10555. 3-25-2t FOR SALE—1919 Chalmers touring, overhauled; has good tires an | Paint; $700 cash or terms. Cc. EB. Ken nedy, corner East Second and Park streets. Phone 1419W. AUTO ACCESSORIES WE CARRY a complete line of seat aterial from cotton to vel- vots; touring car made to and cushions repaired; in complete on a set curtains, IS, ; none 367 South Ash street. Ph . . Phone teen 3-25-1t HAND tailored top best material, Gypsy back curtain and plate glass for your Buick, Chalmers and Dodge, and all five-passenger cars of this size touring car, $30; roadster $22.50. 367 South Ash street. Phone ae 5 | FOR SALE—IZOUSES FOR SALE— Five-room house in North Casper, Madison street; $3,- 000, $150 down, $40 per month. Ask at Gates Service station. 3-22-4t* —— FOR SALE—Boautiful new home by owner and builder; wery reasonubie; in best part of Casper; if you are gu- ing to build give me a chance to fig- I_ have lots of plans to choose. from. 629 Kirk street, 325-12t, gave you money. ria }ture Co., Phone 1086. and dust hood, body and fender | FOR ess; one dump wagon, L. E. Blanchard. 1206 street. Phone 1147J. 3-23-12t ‘A-1_ condition. | North to three years old; 53 coming year- lings; four good bul See F. G. Seherck, room 400, 0. 8. building. Phone 767 office; residence 588J. FOR SALE—Hoktein milk cow, first house north of Albin grocery on Figuroro street. 3-22-4t° FOR SALE—Horses or celdings; also saddle horses. 833 Soutn Elm street. 3-22-3t HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—A good giass door cup- board, $12; also another, $10. 31 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 3-23-3t FOR SALE — Oak extension dining table, $7.50 to $9; kitchen tables, $2.50 and $3.00. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 3-23-3t FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet, cheap. sora! ‘West Seventh street. Phoni 1617J. FOR SALE—A good organ and stool, $12.50; also Edison phonograph with 12 cylinder «records, $12.50. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 8-28-3t FOR SALE—Genuine Victrola, 50 records; oak library table; table; ee re ofl in A-L a; Grant street, es age rear trance. SEE US for gas FoR Day SALE—Daven| $20; also san- itary cots, $5. 367 street. Phone 1660. port, South Ash 3-23-3t FOR Carey Big $5; _com- modes, $3.50. 367 Ash street. Phone 1660. 3-23-3t FOR SALE—Iron beds, $3.50; springs $3.50; second hand mattresses, $ 7 two mattresses. $9. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 3-23-3t FOR SALE—Bargains In cual ranges. se Gas Appliance Co, Phone 1-26-tt FOR SALE—Nice mentle clock, cost $15; will sell for $5; also hall floor clock, $8. 367 South Ash street. Phone | 1668. aas-3t | FOR SALE—HOUSES —_— 21, Sinsw wowing |__FOR SALE OR RENT jNorth McKinley HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR SALE—Threeburner Western ail stove; cot; new 3-25-3t! iano. 629 grass Platte avenue; $18 per month. Mills,!Phone 1543W. 3-20-6t Wyo. - 3-26-3ts | : {—___—_. | POR RENT — Furnished basement |FOR RENT—Unfurnished tvwqroom ent; lights, gas, hot water; house with garden and chicken |$40. 241 North ‘McKinley street. house; gas. 327 North Kimball street, /Phone 357 Morning only. . 3:23-3t rear; reasonable. 3-24.2; FOR RENT— One nice threeroom FOR RENT—New five-room house,|| basement apartment with bath; gas, \POR SA East Twelfth street. ls 400 WANT second-hand = furnt turefl or anything second-hand, or have anything to trade, call at 367 | FOR RENT HOUSES two-burner Perfection ofl 4 one oil heater and one oven.) street. 3-23-tf South Ash street or phone 1660. 7-9-tf FOR SALE—Quick meal range; rea- sonable. 446 South Beech street. 3-26-1t FOR SALE—Walnut dresser and bet complete; Eden | writer attachment, 330; also Dens- more iter in first class shape, t y | $20. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660 3-23-3t | FOR SALE—Medium sized safe . H. B. Klein, jewelry, Oil Exchange Building. 3-25-2t FOR SALE—Bicycle and one extra | new tire at in. 1129 South Beech street. 325-1t FOR SALE—Gravel and sand deliv ered. Phone 1147J. 3-23-12t FOR SALE—126-egg incubator and |500-chick brooder, cheap. 444 st |Ratlroad avenue. 3-24.2t* |FOR SALE—Lawn dressing, $3 per load; alto some kind’ing, $4 per load or any kind of team work. Phone 818R. 3-24-2t FOR SALE OR TRADE WANTED—To trade. $1,500" interest in five-room house for small house in Kenwood or Ford car and a little jeash. Ask at Gates Service eatioe 3-22-5t® FOR SALE OR TRADE — Section | homestead retinquishment, near Casper; improved; well of soft water Phone 1431W. 3-23-3t° WANTED TO TRADE—Good furni ture; enough for three rooms; new: FOR SALE OR TRADE—Good new four-room house, 26x28; will trade =f 3-23-3t® FOR RENT 80uUSES rh ‘Center street. See B-21-tf ern except bath; close in.823 South Ben. FOR RENT— Two-rcom house and close in and 450 South Oak tworoom apartmen handy to refinery. street. $-25-1t* FOR _ RENT—Four-room house with bath. 125 South Washington Bae: FOR RENT—Furnished house, strict- ly _m 3 gas, Hghts with full basement. 137 North Jackson street. tt} month. 245 West B FOR RENT—Three-room house, fur- nished; close to and school; new, clean and comf le; only $30. 1427 South Cottonwood street. 3-22-6t FoR RENT—Four-room furnished house. Call 1053 W. 510 West Yellow- stone avenue. v22-4t° FOR RENT — ‘furnished house with screened back porch. 612 West Fourteenth. resets FOR RENT—Five-room unfurnished modern house; lights furnished. 250 street. 3-23-3t FOR RENT—Six-room house; wel furnished. Bee Galles at Norrie -]FOR RENT—Tworoom washing machine: FOR RENT—Rooms FOR SALB—Fiat top desk with type- a FOR RENT—Nicely, furnished room, "gte|Qne, block from center of town. 163 modern hom |742 South Ash FOR RENT—APARTMENTS |FOR RENT—Cottage; furnished; liv- |. ingroom, bedroom, kitehen and |FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three = % room apartment; rent reasonable. Reg seed DbOMe | 445 South Park street. 3-21-5t street. 3-25-1t° FOR RENT — Tworcom furnished | house, corner of Sixth street and ras, oo 1033 South Spruce FOR RENT—Tworcom unfurnished apartment; three-room accommoda- | tion; close in. 238 West Seventh street. all modern; gas range and heater; ready for occupancy April 1. 803 West Bleventh street. Phone $18R. FOR_ RENT—Four-room house; bath and gas; terms to desirable renters. Phone 449J or 704W. $-25-1t FOR RENT—ROOMS $35, 1015 South Spruce street. Phone 1055R. 3-22-4t FOR RENT — Furnished two-room apartment; one furnished three room ajfartment modern; close in Whaley Apartments. 610 South Ash street. Phone 1392J. 3-22-4¢ FOR RENT—Unfurnisheal apartment; large livingroom, kitchenette and bath; $55, Phone 381 or 1424M. | upstairs, 220 South Center street. Inquire at Kas- 3-10-t¢ sis Dry Goods Co. 137 East Second | Gk RENT—Tworcom completely furnishet basement apartment; gas ROOM AND BOARD in modern home|®nd lights; $35. 1104 South Walnut | good home cooked meals; .|street. Phone 1624NM. 3-24-2t furnished apartment; close’ in. * > FOR RENT—Tworcom apartment, =! saretiess partly furnished; gas and water ROOMS at the Antler? exclusive; mod.|516 West Yellowstone avenue. Phone erate. 616 South Wolcott street. | 562J. 2eate 3-20-€t| FOR RENT—Tworoom nicely fur-| nished apartment. 460 South Oak street. a24ate | FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment; FOR RENT—Rooth with good Phone 1541R. board. 3-24-2t | furnished lights, warm; wood floors; close to refinery only $17.50. 1427 South Cottonwood street ee 3.24-6t ROOM AND BOARD in private home |———————_——______| nice modern room; $2. per week;|FOR REND—First floor of modern good home cooked meals; very re home; close in; nicely furnished; for ‘onable. Phone 1533R. 3-25-1t|two months beginning April 6 to re sponsible couple; reasonable; refer: FOR RENI—Modern room; suitable|ences required. Address Box A-150, for gentlemen. 355 CY avenue. Tribune. 324-tf-dhj 3-23-3t ‘OR RENT—Three-room apartment Nice upstairs room, a with bath; unfurnished except gaux able ror two or three/ heater and range. 216 East F street 922 South David street | Phone 5893. 3-25-1t* 3-24.61) modern home for 233 South Park ot adjoining bath, one or two persons. street. FOR RENT: Phone 717W. ——_——- $$$ | FOR RENT— Furnished — two-rogm BOARD AND ROOM in modern home| modern apartment $30 per mont! $10 per week. 924 South Wolcott} .° pay by the week. 355 North Lin street. Phone 1678, 3-25-1t*|coln street. 1" R RENT} .Two-room apartment nd sleepingrooms. 350 North Beech street, Montana House 3-25-2t ‘urnished room in mod close in. 523 South Park Phone 646R. 24-2 Py ‘urnished room, 5} FOR RENT — Just the tworoom . 134 South Jackson apartment you want; strictly mod ern; gas; reasonable. Inquire rear 14 North Jackson street. 25-11° FOR RENT— Tworoom — gurnished modern apartment. 319 South Jack son street. Phone 1610W. 3-25-at FOR RENT — Oneroom furnished apartment; modern, lights and lin en furnished; reasonable. 909 South Cedar street.’ Phone 1475. 3-25-1t ae ee FOR RENT — Two-room furnished apartment, gas, lights, bath. 118 South Washington street. Phone 78 Mt 3-25-1t FOR RENT—Four-room unfurnished basement apartment, strictly mod ern; shower bath; hardwood floors. 706 South Lincoln street. zis grin -25-1t FOR RENT — One all-modern _ two: room furnished apartment; reduced rent; near refinery. Call rear 831 West Railroad avenue. 3-25-2t h street. FOR RENT—Modern two-room apart- 3-26-3t| ment; just completed; close in; $30 a POE eg | 5 uth Beech street. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, So, Sfeeye 0? 5 rho adjoining bath; modern home; suit: C00 “773 able for one or two persons. 774 South) FOR RENT—One four-room modern Grant street. Phone 1189W. — 3-23-3t FOR RENT — Front bedroom and bath; gentlemen preferred; $25 for two. 629 West Eleventh street. Call 6335. 3-24-2t% FOR RENT— Two bedrooms, two clothes closets; livingroom, kitchen, breakfast nook; complete bathroom; gas in. 737 South Lincoln eee rit HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT FOR RENT—One -nicely furnished| sleepingroom, in modern home; $5/ per week. 252 North Jefferson strest. Phone 683M. 3-24-2t FOR RENT—Completely furnished room; small kitchenette; also lights, gas and water furnished. 615 South Lincoln street. 3-25-1t FOR RSNT—Furnished rooms with bath; clean and reasonable rent; North Wolcott street. 3-28-6t* ROOM AND BOARD in private fam- ily;_home privileges; prices reduced. 515 South Beech street. 3-25-6t® FOR RENT — ‘wo _ slespingrooms, close in; $5 per week. | street. Phone 1276. 3-26-2t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- ingroom; suitable for two gentle men; close in. 423 South turnisned two-room apartments on paved street. Pratt Apartment house, 116 Bast A street. Phone 8085. | -10-t! FOR RENT ‘Three-room modern ent; water and lights; gas range in kitchen; $35 per — month. Phone 1539M. 3-14-tf-dh FOR RENT—Basement apartment, $25; large roomy and light, partly furnished; fireplace; gas and electric washing machine. 1345 South Spruce street. 3-3 |FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished 3-23-3t°| halt-basement apartment; large ‘clothes closet, laundryroom, gas RE eT red ent housekeeping iwater, lights furnished; reduced rent; and dishes. lights and nee, 43 mag (bath and phone. 151 North Jackson Fifth street, rear door. 3-24-2t Street uest FOR RENT—Dwo light housekeeping |"OR RENT—Brand new apartments; bie. Inquire 412 North rooms; furnished except bedding | wreninet and dighes: also lights and gas. ah Washington street. Phone ens Fifth street, rear door. 3-24-2t FOR RENT — Two housekeeping rooms; lights and gas; street. FOR RENT—Two furnished house- keeping rooms in basement; five 1 minutes walk to refineries; reason- able. 1145 South Cottonwood street. FOR RENT— Furnished; one nice threeroom jbasement ‘apartment with bath; gas, $35. 1015 South Spruce street. Phone | 1055R. 3-22-4t HOR RENT—Two ed | OR RENT—Large fur- e one-room nished apartment; irnace heat; lights, gas, dishes and linen furnished. 124 South Beech street. 3-23-3t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR _RENT—Modern thret-room fur- nished apartment ; close in. 318 South Kimball street. Phone 1404. 322-4t FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnished FOR RENT— New modern furnished apartment, three rooms; bath; two clothes closets; gas range and hot water Heat; rent reduced. 807 Hast Third street. Phone 1335W. 3-23-3t |FOR RENT—Very gestrable down strictl; parti town apartment; modern in every 12it Bast Test ste pbent|respect; unfurnished except Murphy bed and electric range; consists of liv- FOR RENT—Furnished it |ingroom, kitchen, private bath ani 525 West Tenth street. closets; hot and cold water furn!: privilege of use of laundry and elec tric washer. Phone 1539M. 3-22-tf furnished e" it apartment; newly reno |vated; no children; reasonable. 742 FOR RENT — Modern three-room|East Yellowstone avenue. 3-25-1t apartment; furnished; close in. In- quire 228 West Eleventh street. 3-25-1t* apartment for light housekeeping; shower bath Drivileses £21 CY avenue tt 1 . water, gas; $35 per month. 111 North Jackson street. Call in rear. 3-25-1t* WALK a few blocks, save $10 to $25 on your apartment; fully furnished and modern; summer rates in effect April 1, Alexander Apartments, ae Eleventh and Chestnut streets. 3-23-3t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Three-room partly fur- nished apartment; gas range and heater; also sleepingroom. 443 Darbin street. 2: FOR RENT— Well furnished two- room apartments; bedding, dish: cooking utensils, gas, water, ligh PAGE ELEVEN in the State of Wyoming, and the name of the agent in there of is W. J. Lindsa: jecretary Publish March 23, 24, 25, 1922. ————— ee NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK. HOLDERS OF WESTERN BLUE PRINT AND PHOTOSTAT CORPORATION. Notice is hereby given that + meeting of the stockholders of Western Blue Print and Photostat Corporation will be held at the of. fice of the tion, Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10, Townsend Building. South Center Street, in the City of Casper, County of Nat and State of Wyoming, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of Monday, April 3, 1922, for the purpose voting Upon a proposition to change the name of said corporation from that of Western Blue Print and Photo- stat Corporation to that of West- ern Plue Print Corporation, and for the transaction of such other busi- said meeting. Dated at + Wyoming, this 4th day of March, A. D. 1922. . E. BOYER, Sec.-Treas. of Western Blue Print and Photostat Corpora- tion. Publivis Mar. 4, Tl, 18, 25, Apr, 1, 1923, Saran ticatine! ben, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. near refinery; sidewalks. 1016 South Chestnut street. 3-23-3t FOR RENT — A modern furnished | and heat. street. Phone 439W. 3-23-5t FOR RENT—Modern tworoom fur- nished apartment. 932 South Spruce street. 3-25-18 | FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished Apartment; privat@ entrance; gaz heat, lghts, water on pavement; $30 per month. 1129 East Second strest. It FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Forty acres on Salt Creek road; two miles from post of- fice; barn and furnished house on} property; $20 per month. Apply 413° Midwest building. 3-23-3t FOR RENT Ground floor storeroom; suitable for “" arkeon Bldg. Phone 1485. 3-18-tf FOR RENT—Garage, 742 South Ash street. Phone 1276. 3-25-2t FOR RENT—Good business location; can be leased. Phone 481W. 3-24-tf FOR RENT—New brick garage, half block from city hall.’ 228 West Eighth street. -25-1t* LOST AND FOUND LOST—Keyholder with four keys be- tween McCord-Brays' and North- western depot. Finder please return to ‘Tribune, 3-24-20 LOST—Female Boston Bull, answers widie; brindle and white; one blue eye and one brown eye, rig worm spot on forhead; liber- al reward. 827 East A 3-25-2t STRAYED—A donkey. Reward if re- ‘urned to 1023 South Wolcott street. Phone 1282. -24-3t and please ‘and get 3-25-1t° BUSINESS C>ANCES WANTED—Estimates on building ten four-room modern feet with full basement. Paul Huber. 101 South Center stree! LEAVING town; must sell good pay. ing business. Box A-145, Tribune. 3-23-31° FOR SALE—Apartment house: in- come $8,400 year; price $37,500; will take as part payment a residence up LOST—Purse containing cash railway conductors receipt; leave at Tribune ar call 565 reward. it. 3-25-3t° FOR SALE—Cafo, owing to other in- terests which need my time; will sell my cafe at a sacrifice; this place is well equipped and arranged to handle a good volume of business with very small o7 is pay- ing a fine profit; your chance to get in paying business with small capital. C. B. Storey, 724 North Center street. 3-25-2t¢ WANTED—A representative in Cas- per to handle the Haynes automo bile; wonderful opportunity for right man; prices of cars range from $1,595 to $3,395 with ten distinctive styles; last year the sale on ti Haynes car showed an increase of 53 per cent; in answering this ad please give information as to amount of cap- ‘tal you have, experience in automo- bile business, and references. Address Box A-149, Tribune. 3-24-3t® PERSSWAL PSYCHOMETRY. Scientific patmistry; one week only. Mra. Blood, Room 61, West Hotel. 3-21-6t* For pimples and blackheads try the Marinello Medicated Soap and Acme Cream. Approved Marinello Beauty rior, Smith-Turner Balcony. Phone 3-24-2t LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. The Golden Rule Company was incorporated in the office of the Sec. retary of State at Cheyenne, Wyo- ming, on the 27th day of February, 1922, at 9:05 a. m. The object of the company is to carry on a gen- eral wholesale and retail merchan- dising business in all its branches, and to do any and all things lawful, necessary, proper and convenient to carry out and effectuate the general business and object of the company. The capitai stock of said comreny is Ten Thousand Dollars, divided into one hundred shares of the par value of One Hundred Dollars each. Its term of existence is fifty years. The number of directors of said company shall be three, and the names of the directors who shall manage the concerns of the said company for the first year are J Chapman, Charles Lindsay and Wil- iam O. Wilson. The operations of this company shall be carried on principally in the City of Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, and the location of the principal office in this state shall be at Number 125 East Second Street, in the City of Casper, in’ the County of Natrona, * was present whle it was mnde. In the Estate of Frank Daronda Smith. Notice is hereby given that let- ters of administration were, on the apartm: gas range ‘Avalon Apartments, 534 West Ninth | 10th day of March, 1922, granted to the undersigned in the above es- tate and all persons having claim against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers for allowance to the undersigned Homer F. Shaffer, at the office of Shaffer-Gay Furni- thre Company within i: after the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit from ssid estate and if such claims be not exhibited within one (1) year from date of said letters they will be forever barred. Dated March 11, 1922. HOMER F. SHAFFER, Administrator. Publish Mar. 11, 18, 25, ‘Apr. 1. 1923, NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF CREDITORS. In the District Court of the United States for the District of Wyoming. In the matter of Oscar R. Felm- lee and William L. Felmlee, Co- partners under the firm name of “Army Goods Store” and “The Cas- per Glass House,” individually and as co-partners, Bankrupts. In Bank- rope, epoane Notice ereby given that on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1922, the said Oscar R. Felmlee and Wil- liam L. Felmlee, co-partners under the firm name of “Army Goods Store” and “The Casper Glass House,” individually and as co-part- ners were duly adiudicated bank- rupt, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at 500 Hynds Buildings, in the City of Cheyenne, Wyoming, on the 12th day of April, A. D. 1922, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time said cred- itors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine’ the bankrupts, and transact such other business as may rroperly come beter asia mnpating. at tl 24th day of Marc! A. D. 1922. 4 a ENCE A. SWAINSON, Ref in Bankruptcy. Publish March 25) 1922. seh TESTIMONY OF ZEY PREVOST 16 READ TO JURORS Evidence Given at Secc®d Ar- buckle Trial in Lieu of Direct Evidence by Witness. SAN FRANCISCO, March 25- ‘The testimony of Zey Prevost in the second manslaughter tral of Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle where she was the principal witness against the film comedian, was read to the jury in the third trial, after the prosecu- tion had shown that she was fll in New Orleans and unable to come to San Francisco, ‘Transportation was forwarded to her in care of District Attorney Marr, of New Orleans, it was shown, but Marr later advised she was too fl to travel. She was one of those who attended the Arbuckle party in his hotel suite here which led to the death of Miss Virginia Rappe, and. according to her testmony, saw the girl in distress and heard her cry that she was injured. Dr. Shelby P. Strange, acting au- topsy surgeon, who found that an un- official autopsy already had been performed and some of the organs of Miss Rappe removed when he was called after her death, said death was due to peritonitis superinduced by a ruptured bladder. The defense has contended that if external force had caused the rupture, the abdominat wall would have shown bruises, but Dr. Strange said it wag his opinon as an expert that the rupture could have occurred wthout bruises appear- ing. Dr. M. E. Rumwell. who attended Miss Rappe during her last IIness, and appeared as a defense witness in the first two trials was called to testify for the prosecution. No explanation was given hy the prosecu- tion for its action. He said he had ordered the unofficial autopsy and He said he found the cause of Miss Rappes death was a ruptured bladder. ‘The defense id not cross. ala Siete } Mi! Sarah Smith, a public school! teac! of St. John, N. B, has re signed her position after 44 years of continuous service, coe on