Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1922, Page 11

‘. ‘3 \CURDAY, JUNE 17, 1922. ADVERTISING | . ADVERTISING RATES—The rate “or inserting Want Ads in The Cas- Dally Tribune at 1% cents a word h insertion; minimum 25 cents. OUT OF TOWN afvertisements CLASSIFIED [BRINGING UP FATHER MY EYE MERCY! MY Am 'S TERRIBLE -1 CAN'T EVEN HIT Es fhe Casper Daily Cridune © 22 wy tore Fearune Semvice. ee, G- [7 —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George M must be by cash or ‘check tm full payment of the same. Note the ae instructions about counting is an rate per word for The Daily Tribune. C (Under Federa: Supervision) Is now prepared to make loans on Property For full and applications see or write Edwin W. Burritt, Cas- per National Bank, Casper, Wyo. 5. CLOSING HOUR—Want Ads \o be : Daily 3 {020 Want Ads received after 1030 to 12:30 p. m. will be inserted under the head “Too Late to Classify.” HELP WANTED—MALE neg WANTED—Ford salesmen at Boyle’ Garage. 6-17-2t° $16 A DAY BASY—I etart you in auto accessory business; no invest- ot FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILZS — _ POR SALE—Dodge screen commer- cial car; used six months and like mew; must be cash. Phone 797M. 6-13-65 pe rk Ee Ek a FOR SAI.E—Nash Six roadster, only ment; no experience necesmry; free} run five thousand mil: accessories. Write Kleco, 1507 Michi-|new. See car at 630 B Comin can Ave, Chicago. elT-ite 6-16-2t° i “The eldest son of Edward I was crowned Prince of Wales upon the conquest of that country by his father. He later became known ‘as Edward IL. PaeR rae eerie Sir net + net henaatambreces FOR SALE—1920 Buick Six touring owner 1642R 6-16-1t* HELP WANTED--FEMALE WANTED—A girl waitress in small cafe. Call at 303 West B. 6.17-2t* fEACHERS AND STUDENTS LEARN HOW TO MAKE $500 THIS VACATION Work is along school lines and of- fers splendid] opportunity to enter the business world; ear, mechanically perfect; leaving town; price $675. Phone fer demonstration. FOR SALE— 1916 Ford touring ca: cheap; good condition; all good tires, Address 224 East G. Phone 1035J. 6-16-4t* ——— FOR SALE—Good used cars all in good shape; prices reasonable; also will sell cars on commission; bring your car over and will get you carh for it. If you buy or sell a car, come and see us. Auto Exchange, Wifth and Center 6-18-10t FOR SALE — For cash, late 1921 model Nash car, sport model, all new Call_ at 1008 S. Wolcott Sunday or call Phone 163J. 6-16-2t* io fully equipped a passenger; equip good de- livery car; 1921 Oldsmobile; four-cylin- der roadster; 1920 Columbia Six; five- passenger sport model; late model Case touring. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co., 554 E. Yellowstone. Phone 1963. 6-16-3t $500; several made over $1,000; guar- @mteed salary; railroad fare and ad- vance on business each week. f details write P. F. Albright, 760M, Gas and Electric Bldg., Denver, Cae G-17-1t* WANTED—Young lady in ezrfeot si ery; mast have no objectioa e hours; etatwexperience and first letter. Box A-14, aeee HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE WANTED—100 men or women of all ages to attend our night school and prepare for a better future; classes meet at 7 o'clock, Monday,, Wednes- day and Friday nights of each week; also day classea. Casper Business col- lege, Inc., 546 X. Yellowstone. Phi 1325. 5 AUTO ACCESSORIES -6t FOR SALE--6,000-mile tires; $8 for 30x83; $10 for 30x3%4; $20 for 24x4; others in proportion; vulcanizing and tube repairing; oll and gas. Service is our name. Gates Service. 240 S. Wol- cott. Phone 701W. 6-12-6t ‘AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—$36 weekly selling hosiery; guaranteed wear four months or re- placed free; salary or 30 per cent com- | —————_________________ F | work: FOR SALE—Ford engine, good shape. Manager, Dept. K-819, Darby, Pau | 285 N. Washington. eisai 17.10) FOR SALE --HOUSES POSITION WANTED ;} roam house lots; raat pice te aint ant | pint eotis doavine toomng 1800 Es Cotes any line of work. bigge Ado 6-14-4t© S » 6-16-20" FOR SALE—A $7,500 house for .$6,- 000; it's located in fine resident dis- trict;' modern, garage, lawn and trees. W. R. Dobbin, Henning Hotei. cae FOR RENT — furnished house. 640 S. Ash. 6-17-1t FOR SALE--$400_ cash will buy a four-room home; base: ” SERVICES OFFERED or phone 1660. Runymede was the scene of the sign- ing of the Magna Carta. CAPITAL SEEKERS—Put your proj- ect before 560 live brokers; cost trif- ling under my system; retails free. Amster Leonard, First National Bank 3.8 68W during day or 1257W 3idg., Chicago. salt | et and after 6 p. m. 6-17-1t CHILDREN cared for by competent] gome chewing gum is a petroleum nurse; while mothers visit or go! ny product. shopping; reasonable, Miss Utter, 122 S. Kimball. G-17-1t) HOR SALE—New four-room donble garage; good : location: ALL KINDS of laundry called forlewo lots with two-room house on rear ‘md delivered; bundles a_ specialty. > > 7 ice right; might consider trade on 708 W. Eleventh. Phone T54R. former. Phone 1882W. 6-14-4t C17-At HAIR switches and puffs made from rte isthe papery ane bes gery cue combings; can also match you with | 0 distures; full basement leo ar tee Aes guar-| age; two lots each . for anteed, Mrs. F.C. Bass, $19 Mevroses|$3.500 cash; roal bargain. 1218 Su Evan. Phone 1028M, 6-15-4t' TRAINED nurse will take ful charge ‘of bables for parties going on vaca-| FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE tion, Phone 1646R. 6-14-4t© 3 cleaners for rent; rugs eleaned; funiture repaired and up- olstered. Cormier and McComb, 107 . Durbin, Phone 1682M. house; 3 also FOR SALE — Two lots with shade trees; two-room furnished house, fenced for quick sade, $1,000 cash. 753 Bt John. 6-15-3t* HOUSEHOLD GOODS — Furniture of Midwest avenue. 2-24-tf ‘s milk. Call Phone 6-16-2t* WANTED TO BUX — Second-hand harness, tents, tarps, saddles, dress- ers ja fact anything of value you may have to-sell. Call 1086. 5-25-tf WANTED TO BUY — Second-hand] and is unlike the parent tree. clothing; gents’ harness and shoes. 216 W. First.|FOR SALE—Quarter sawed oak buf- 1364W. 6-15-8t*| fet cost $85, will sell for $40; also S17-1t Seedling, applied to apples, is an apple tree that grows from the seed WANTED TO BUY— Furniture for two-rom house; cash. 432 Holly. 6-16-5' 2 sewing repaired or WANTED TO BUY-—Second-hand fur-} rented. 129 W. Raliroad. Phone 714J. niture or anything of value; high- - 6-5-12t est cach price paid. 367 South Ash street. Phone 1660. 5-9-tf] FOR will it, cost $75, = Phone Henry Clay on account of the many|yg5y. nae eione compromise measures he introduced just before the civil war was called the| FOR SALE —Six-hole blue enamel Great Pacificator. range, used six months, a beauty, SALZ-—China closet sell for $20. 367 S. *|FOk SALE—Mahogany office furni- —— FOR SALE—Building and loan stock; FOR SALE—National cash for $60. 367 S. Ash. Phone 166 FOR SALE— Phone 1660, FOR SALE—Homestead some improvements; cheap. Redfield, Montana. To be sold ;|ranch units of 80 acres or more. All irrigable land is tillable, and balance be lerigabie asd $25 acre of irrigable lan per ing full paid water rights; abundant and irrigation system, own- ed by farmers, in full and complete Sones ted lan per cent cash, balance easy payments at 6 per cent interest. price $10.50 per acre. Sale begins June 23. Send for cirqular. Harris & Cross, Big Timber, Mont. pee Ne) eter a TO EXCHANGE — Seo our phono- bargait change your old records. 104 S. Ash, corner ‘west Phone 643M. FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SALE—Two practically new oil Stoves. Call in basement 615 8. Draft hor: coin. Phone 1630J. Le kon 1 condition. 4 . Glenarm. Phone 1 harness, 1475. with 20 records, $35, 367 Ash. Phone 1660. Pa eS ae FOR SALE OR RENT as aati ca FOR SALE—New and good. second- band sewing machines sold: repaired and rented. 129 West Railroad ave- nue. Phone 714J. B-18-12t peer. EE EE let FOR SALE—One Century box chbinet gas range, $45; one Eciipse box cab-|— ~ inet gas range, 18-inch oven and broi!-| "OR RENT—Oneroom hou er $60; twoburner gas plate, $5.50;|, able for bachelors. 435 three-burner gr% plate, $5.50. 131 W.|!"9%lte at 435 S. Ash. Railroad. Phone 714J. 6-16-2t < brnerwahier falc scone bid SPS 8 aes FOR SALE—Duofolds, good as new,| Amos Rusio ws $32.60 and $37.50, 367 8. Ash. Phone | Pitcher famous about 30 years 1660. 6-7-1 Cafe or phone 42sw. FOR RENT HOUSES pomeeests Se tramet des Sci sto oA LIVESTOCK FOR SALE OR TRADE —— FOR SALE OR RENT — Grocery Store; reasonable. Inquire Standard 4-18-12 suit . Beesh Phone ¢ sina FOR RENT ROOMS a New York ( HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS— FOR RENT FOR RENT—Three furnished baso- Ment rooms for light housekeeping also garage. 321 S. McKinley. 6-17-1t* The second commandment Hon- or thy father and thy mother that thy days may be long in the land which the Lord thy God giveth thee. FOR RENT — Two _ housekeeping rooms; close in. 221 E. Fifth. 6-16-2t FOR RENT—Roor, for one or two ; converuent; modern. 415 8. Phone 632R. 6-14-4t FOR SALE—Practically new fumed oak duofold. 731 Badger. 6-15-3t ————— FOR SALE—Some good coal range: house: 1119 BE. Third. 508 EB. ¥ Phone garage. Apply lowstone. FOR RENT — Four-room modern one block from pavement; 1479. 6-15-4t* FOR RENT—Two modern upstairs rooms with bath: gas range; close in Inquire 450 W. Midwest. 6-15-2t FOR RENT—Threeroom ern month; couple preferred. 642 8. $25; cook stoves $12 to $15. 267 Ash. Plone 1660. * 6-17-1t FOR SALE—Three-burner Perfection oll stove with oven, laundry stov couch and pad, kitchen table, chairs, mandolin. S. Washington. 6-17-1t* FOR SALE—Used furniture in good condition, including new walnut bedroom suite; reasonable. 311 S. dic- Kinley. Phone 16585. 6-1g.2t° ne tear FOR SALE—Blectric chine, $25; u cleaner, $15; both g00d condition. Phone '1336R. 6-16-2t* ———— FOR SALE—Two, three and four-hole oil stoves in good shape. $8, $12 and $14. 367 S. Ash. Phone 161 G-1T-1t FOR SALE—Coa! oil stove with oven; also a smail heating stove. 255 8. McKinley. it FOR SALE — Reed baby carriage, electric washer, 743 8S. Gashaaa 4 -AT-1t FOR * SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Old newspapers. Call at Tribune office. 1-25-tf-dh FOR SALE—Hunting dog: dog is trained. Inquire at 504 W. Yellow- stone for Albert Unger. 6-16-4t* FOR SALE—Electric washer, Ford touring car; one five-horse-power gasoline engine. Call 1081 aeee 5-25- FOR SALE—Rabbits. Phone 10933 or call 121 N. Melrose. 6-15-61" y FOR RENT—Strictly room house, modern furnished FOR RENT — Tworoom Foom house; close in; cheap. West F. Phone 702. FOR house with gas and bath. Kimball. Phone 896]. partly furnished; iment: Inquire in rear. 14! FOR RENT — Two or house; very _reasonabie; on lot S. Poplar. room cottag: 1475. FOR RENT—Nice two-room FOR RENT — Two-room house ij room unfu & Co. 4. and extras; matic pistol. une. FOR SALE—300 rabbits. 816 S. Wash- ington. Phone ~1631J. 6-16-6t FOR SALE—Uncalled for tailored suits at your own price. Mulcahy, the tailor, Rialto Theater Bldg. Call 829M. FOR RENT—Four-room modern furnished house; gas in. Beech. Inquire in rear. FOR RENT—Neat two-room hous: South Jefferson; not a shack; per month. Apply Lioyd Realty Phone 697M. 6.) checkometer, two adding machines and show cases. Call 1086. T-8-1f ture, desk, two chairs, countomer, waste basket; bargain. Seo Harry C. Fabling, Henning Hotel. 6-17-1t* Bopny Princes Charles was the son, of James II. of England who was un- seated by William of Orange. Inquire 365 CY. 6. AN OPPORTUNITY for wife with no children and cooking 3 FOR. RENT—Three-room house ; gas, lighte and water; rent unfurnishe good party or will sell on paym tars, several used phonographs, ice boxes and chests, Call 1056. ae —————— R SALE—Office desk, typewriter, Py icneteter: two adding machines, show case and cash register. 1086, 5-26-tf FOR _RENT—Five1.0m_ modern nished house. 559 S. aan will sell reasonable for cash. Ad- dress Box A-15, Tribune. 6-17-3t register FOR RENT -— Four-room house nished. 834 S. Spruce. & Call after Sunday 1012 S. Poplar. 6-17-21 mod. parti: unfurnished house, $25 per Grant 6-15-3t Oe cli five- including lights, water and gas; very reason- able to permanent party. Phone 577J. 617-1t el furnished house. 406 8. Elm. Phone 574R. 1 6-2 ee FOR RENT—Nicely furnished two- FOR RENT—Modern front room, ad- Joining bath. 312 N. Beech. 6-15-2t ——————$—$——$ FOR RENT—Rooms, $2.50 to $5 per week, North Center’ Hotel, 740 Center; modern; hot and cold water: no basement rooms; everything new and cleen. 6-15-3t FOR RENT—Slieepingroom: close in. ji4 N. Beech. Phone 213R. 6-16.2t BOARD ani room for two or four it] men in modern home; Ipme priv- fieges; home cooking. Phone 1583J. 6-17-1t 138 616-2 ——————— RENT—Furnished three-room FOR RENT—Modern fiveroom home, house in North Casper; good location. un- 228 ‘N,|/Phone 1126W. eon $25 Co, 16-28 FOR RENT—Strictly modern house.]1015 S. Elm. Phone 225W. 17 money; the wife to do the house work Call at 245 E. Second. 17-1t and fur- for ents. fur- 17-2t fur- 17-2t late model, rings up to $6, will sell 617-1t is \FOR RENT — Two-room furnished house; near refinery. 912 S. Cedar. | 71? reduced rent. . FOR RENT—Nicely furnish adjoining bath; close in. David. Phone 341W. {|FOR RENT—Rooms at the Autlers; exclusive; moderate. 616 S. Wolcott 6-12-6t" _|FOR RENT—Rooms in private fam- ily; board if desired. 615 S. Beech. 16-5t room, 906 8. 6-16-2t three-room water, Ughts and furnished. Cali rear hou: 6-16- i _ FOR RENT—Furnishef modern two- ; Ughts, water furnish- wa; reduced rent. 909 8. Cedar. Phone 6-17-2t house, partly furnished; garaged and other buildings, yrices right. 1327 S. Locust, 6-17-20° furnished good location and four- ished house. J. F. Jones 101 Becklinger Bldg. Phone The Dravidians were a prehistoric Aryan race who were lost in India. RENT—Room in strictly mod- ern home, $5 per week or room and board $10 per week; business girls preferred. 252 N. Jefferson. Phone 683M: 6-17-1t FOR RENT—One furnished room in modern hoie; best locatio: also garage. Phone 1139W. AT-At WANTED—One or two gentlemen to board in modern and private home. 924 S. Wolcott. Phone 167). 6-16-2t* pettiness acta Raitt ieee secll iaderictiotal FOR RENT—Cool, clean rooms; close hot water, toilet and bath on same floor; $3 per week single; $4 per week double. 305 8. Park. Phone 1877J. 6-16-2t FOR RENT—Modern_sleepingrooms; rates reasonable. 114 58. rere FOR RENT—To gentlemen, tront bedroom, adjoining bat o side entrance. 424 8. Grant. Phone 556J. 6-14-40 FOR RENT—Furnished rooms; close in and reasonable; near bath. Call after 6 o'clock. 426 E. First, 6-15-tf FOR RENT—Neatly furnished strict- ly modern room; board if ae modern th; ou FOR RENT—Large roca in modern home for two mi separate beds; four blocks from busi- ness section. Inquire at 152 N. wos ball. . FOR RENT—APARTMENTS 'FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment; outside entrance; 124 S. Beech. 6-14-3t FOR RENT — Two-room modern apartment; gas in. 228 .N, Beech, in UT -1t' |the rear. Large wardrobe, $10; also gateleg tables, $7.50. 367 S. Ash 6-17-1t| Nicholas Nickelby. FOR RENT — Modern rereteny close $45 per month. Inquire 807 B. 6-15-3t FOR RENT—New fivercom house, furnished or unfurnished, strictly house, four rooms and bath; i ird. Phone 1335Y, : location at Lox, Wy: ment; good locat és Ark. floors. 1146 LAND FOR SALE PUBLIC LAND SALE 16,000 acres in Sweet Grass county, in farm and fiveroom modern house, with 111 N. Jackson. FOR RENT—Beautifully house. 925 S. Lincoln. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS . FOR RENT FOR RENT—Rooms $2.50 to $5 week, North Center Hotel, 740 Center; modern, hét and colc no basement rooms; eve . Average price os includ- water Average price of non-irri- per acre. Terms, 25 ‘Wholesale reasonable. FOR RENT—Rooms for light hoi keeping; close in and 462 N. Kimball. Phone 1457. 6-17-1t* FOR SALE OR TRADE 6-1 graph and plano ins; €X-| completely furnished; gas lghts; sleepingrooms, $3 per week Phone 5433. 6-1 theater 6-16- of Columbia Oak heater. 111 S, Jackson. 6-17-2t* printing industry, no city directory has been published In Chicago for. the beer apy Poy ta tpi last six'years. cast $180, sell for $90; also, Round Because of a labor dispute in the FOR sew- ing machine in good shape, $22.5 also White Rotary, $25. 367 S Ash. 6-16-3t* Phone 1660. 6-17-1t FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two good old and three colts; will consider good \Ford or Dodge car and pay some dit- ference. about 3:30 p. m. FOR RENT—Three nicely mares; one saddle horse, five years] First. 61 S. Cedar. Call ire 933 ei 6-16-11° 1228 S. Cedar. : Smike was an orphan in Dickens’ 6-16-2¢ FOR RENT— To responsible party, beautifully furnished, peer eps at furnished 6-12-tf water; thing new and clean; housekeeping ered -15-3t FOR RENT — Housekeeping rooms, furnished modern housekeeping rooms. 511 East s. gas; per uuse- | N reasonable. 4-4t and up. 3-5t 2-6t FOR RENT—Very close in new two- room apartment; modern; nicely |furnished; lights, gas and heat fur- |nished; also ice box. Inquire 332 East |A. Phone 658W. 6-17-1t® FOR RENT—Modern two-room base- ment apartment; gas, lights, tele- phone and laundry; $30 per month. 1318 S. Spruce. 6-15-3t FOR RENT—Modern threeroom fur- nished apartment; pavement on 8. Elm. FOR RENT—Strictly modern unfur- nished apartment; large livingroom; kitchenette, breakfast nook and bath; outside entrance; $50 per month. Phone 1598W. 6-15-3t FOR RENT — Two-room modern apartment. 304 East A. 6-17-2t FOR RENT—A good three-room base- ment apartment; gas, electric wash- er; two Liocks south of high school, 1219 S. Elm. Phone 1583J. 6-17-1t FOR RENT — Five-room furnished apartment, strictly modern; close reasonable; also sleepingroom. 119 Grant. Phone 757J. 6-17-1t in NT—New two-room apart- ment; modern; nicely furnished; close in; lights, gas and heat furnish- ed. Inquire 332 East A. Phone 658W. 6-16-1t* FOR RENT—Two choice unfurnished apartments; close in; no children; $50 and $75. Phone Janitor 1424M. oe FOR RENT—One large room house furnished for housekeeping; ae in. ate FOR RENT—One two-room furnished apartment; lights and gas; one small house. 133 N. Kimball. Phone 1689J 6-15-3t Four-room modern house, hot basement; laundry trays; ATTRACTIVE HOME BARGAINS $5,250.00 good location. $4,000.00 Fourroom house with two finished rooms house on rear; double garage; southwest part; $500 down. water heat; three finished rooms in See us for terms. in basement; two-room New three-room modern house; lke rent. Balance easy terms; buys *his grocery store. This is a snap. J. F. JONES $2,800.00 southwest part; $500 down, balance $3,000.00 up-to-date apartment house, consist- ing of eight apartments, five of which are furnished, bringing income of $400 a month; good location; close in. $400.00 Buys good lo. on South Jackson, in Kenwood addition, See us for price. cross from $8,500.00 Five-room modern house with two-room a partment and private bath in basement; garage, lawn, trees, splendid location; easy terms. & COMPANY PHONE 1204 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Attractive modern fur- nished two and three-room apart ments; one-half block west high school. 534 W. Ninth. 439W. 6-12-6t FOR RENT—Strictly modern two- room nicely furnished apartments; close in on paved streets. Pratt Apart- ment House, 716 East A. Phone 868J. 6-7-tt — FOR RENT—Threeroom unfurnished basement apartment; $25 per month also one-room house, unfurnished. 444| South Lincoln. FOR RENT—One of the Lincoln apartments, new, cool, large rooms; all built-in features. Corner Lind and Lincoln; fine logation. Apply Mrs, O'Neil, 611 E. Lind. 6-15-3t* FOR RENT— A_ modern four-room furnished apartment also three- room modern; furnished apartment; close in, 319 S. Kimball. Sx eety. -13-5t 6-15-3t ed apartment; reasonable rent. 318 S. Kimbali. Phone 1404. -13-6t OR RENT—Unturnisnea apartment, three large rooms, tile floor, bath- room, dressingroom, laundry and basement; front and rear porch; two Murpy beds and range; $55 per month. Phone 104TW or 213J. 5-27-10t* FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnish- ed apartment; gas stove, bata, lights of n Phone 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 6907 Pe alate hich aac beady FOR RENT—Strictly modern four. room apartment; furntshed or un. Brrnished; light and pleasant. 519 E. hird. 6-16-2t es YOR RENT—Two attractive strictly modern three-room apartments, part- ly furnished. Call between 3 and 7 o'clock. 1015 S. Spruce, Phone 1055R. 6-17-2t ———<$ $< FOR RENT—Three-room modern fur- nished ———————__—______ FOR RENT— Strictly modern fur- nished = apartment; livingroom, kitchenette and bath; gas range; $40 Per month. Phone 1424M. 6T-te FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Saddle horses, 120: Glenarm. Phone 1147J. FOR RENT—Homestead with five. oO seer gente mea nee the to respo! ie party; $70 per month; partly furnished. 145 N, Juck- non. 6-i6-2te FOR RENT—Canadian hotel on West 3B; all furnished. Phone 634R. 6-13-6t° er en water and yard, $25 per month., Call] FOR RENT—At onehalf usual rate, 1491, 6-16-6t* po GL SRA eae FOR RENT — Tworoom furnished |alty desirable office roomr or storage ace in basement Consciidated Roy- building; passenger and freight apartment; close in. Whaley Apart: | elevator; one cf the best locations in ments. 610 South Ash street. 4-24-tf/ city, Phone Western Realty 1078. —— 6-6-1 FOR RENT—Three-room modern fur- nished apartment; walls tinted; woodwork enameled; built-in features; bath, gas, hot water; front and back entrance; garage; $45 yer month; one- half block from Second. 132 8. Con- well Square. 6-1 FOR RENT—Clean two-room furnish- ed apartment; gas and lights fu: nished; $25 per month. 134 West ( Apartment 8. 6-16-2t FOR RENT—E€urnished front apart-}/ want to get out and will sell below FOR RENT—Four office rooms. Call 295. 6-15-4t BUSINESS CxiANCES area st FOR LEASE—160 acres oll land in Bolton field; government permit. Address P.O. box 178 . 5-29+tf es FOR SALE—The best located confec- tionery and bakery in Casper; we ment, strictly modern; private en-| Value, W. R. Dobbin, Henning, Hotel. trance, 915 S. Walnut. Phone 553J. J 6-16-2t FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment; all other conveniences; good location. | College, Inc. Phone 1325. 141 W. Tenth. Phone 376W. 6-15-2t FOR RENT — Two-room basement, modern; garage; couple or batching. 134 N. Jackson. 6-17-1t* FOR RENT—A nice three-room base- ment apartment; furnished; two blocks from Park school; reasonable. Phone 815R or 474.¢ 6-16-2t° FOR RENT—Two-room brick apart- ments; furnished, $30; single rooms, $15. Call at 406 W. First. 6-16-8t* FOR RENT—Whaley apartments are under new management; apart- Iments redecorated and cleaned re- duced rent; two and three-room apart- ments. Phone 1392J. 6-17-6t* FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur. nished apartment; hot water and all other conveniences; good location. 141 W. Tenth. Phone 376W. 6-17-1t FOR RENT—Tworoom modern fur- nished apartment; also one large modern room for light housekeeping; everything furnished; rent reduced. 909 S. Cedar, Phone 1475. 6-17-2t FOR RENT—Two-room apartment; big closet and bathroom; lights, wa- ter and gas; use of laundryrcom; ref- erence required; no children over two years old. 523 S. Lincoln . 6-17-1t* FOR RENT—Dandy two-room mod- ern apartment. Inquire 1045 8. Ash 6-15-3t* FOR RENT—Strictly modern nicely furnished two-room apartment; laundry, lights and gas furnished, $40 per month; close in. 919 E. gre rity Tt 6-16-2t* GOOD POSITIONS are ready for those who want them. Let us tell hot water and| you how to get one. Casper Business 6-16-6t ——————— FOR SALE—Rooming house, full of roomers; owner sick; $500. 241 8. David. 4 6-15-3t* FOR SALE—Grocery store in busi- ness location; price $1,200; it is a bargain. Call 968W during day or 1257W Sunday and after 6 p. m. 6-17-1t $$$ _______ FOR SALE—My grocery store and meat market; building 16x48 feet on large lot; three living rooms on rear of store; building and fixtures are all new ,including cooler, scales, cases, ete; stock and fixtures will invoice around $1,750 which is all the cash re- quired, balance to be paid on month- ly payment plan. This is a money maker; must sell right away for good reason. Box A-ll, Tribune. 6-15-3t* pobre Pte, Sobran dilihheed cet adic hror RENT—Modern rooming house, eleven rooms. See owner at house fin rear. 341 N. Beech. ———<$<$—$—$—$——————————— FOR SALE—Men‘s furnishing store: best location in Casper; easy rent: lots of room; small stock; for sale for less than cost; on any kind of terms; here ts a chance to get a going busi- ness at your own price and terms; better investizate. Phone 1212W. G14.2 LOST AND FOUND Rea iaeaaeeeee LOST—One rim and glass for Kissel car ight on way to Carlson ranch. Return to 604 S. Durbin. Reward. 6-15-3t $$ LOST—Female Airedale pup; answers to the name of “Tat.” Reward if returned to rear of 315 S. David 6-17-1t* ‘| Pound Saturday, June tt ditious LOST—Elks certificate in mount- ed case with part of chain. | Return to Casper Dairy. 6-17 | PERSONAL | PSYCHOMETRY. scientific palmistry | located at 534 W. Yellowstone. | 6-7-12t° PIRENOLOGY—Consult Madame J. Rea Keys. the worid’s most famous woman. She gives you reliszle a4- 1S on all subjects, His had 23 years of experience and is able to adjust your troubles. Here for a few days only at Virginia hotel, room 218. 6-14-6¢° TO DANCE — Three ace demies, 343 Elm, 123 N. Wolcot and > inland. North Casper. Profesor Kennedy. Phones 953W and 1893W. 6-17-1t° —_—_————— NOTICE OF INCORPORATION. Producers Mereantfle Association ‘was incorporated in the office of the Secretary of State of the State of Wyoming, st 9 o'clock a. m. 25th 1922. The term of existence ef said company is for fifty years next after the above date. The ob- ject Zor which said corporation is formed is to conduct a general mer- cantile busines in al! its branches in the State of Wyoming. The capital stock of said company is One ‘Hun dred Thousand Dollars, divided into ten thousand shares of the par value of Ten Dollars re share, fully paid and nomeeven tie. The affairs and management of said corporation shall be under the control. of a board of five directors and Hal Cur- ran, A. E. Stirrett, W. C. Irving R. W. Irving and Ray McCleary constitute said board for the first corporate year of said company. Principal operations of said company shall be conducted in the County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming. The eee office of said company is 306 Consolidated 'Roy- ality Building, Casper, Wyoming, and A. E. Stirrett is the agent foe gaid company in charge of said of- fice. RAY M’CLEARY, ‘ Secretary. Publish June 15, 16 and 17. 1822. ———__ STRAY STOCK. Casper, Wyo., June 14, 1922. One stallion. black; left hind foot, white stocking; branded, 2 bar S$ (2S), lett hip; quarter circle W right shoulder; age, about 6 years; weight about 1,050 pounds. One mare, bay; branded lazy S T ) left shoulder; weight about 10: pounds; bout 9 H suckling colt at aide i Marais One golding, bay; branded H U ) left shoulder; weight about 1, jounds; smooth Y stockings, hind feet. bak test One mare, bay; weight about 700 pounds; age about 5 toad ed “reek foot white. ie above stock are to be sold t the highest bidder, ae. the” City 24, 1922, at saddle pony; entrance; garage; $45 per month; one|2 P-_™. |half block from Second. 133 8. Con-| (Signed) well Square. 6-172 ALEXANDER NISBET, Chief of Potice, Publish June 17, 20 and 23, << Successor To Gandhi Given Year In Prison |, AHMADABAD, British India, June 17—(By The Associated Press)}— Quereshi, the non-cooperationist lead- er in British India, whv succeeded Mohandas Gandhi when the latter was arrested and imprisoned on charges of sedition, has been sentenced to a year's rigorous imprisonment and to pay a fine of 500 rupees, with a fur- ther three months’ imprisonment in default of payment. Quereshi was arrested carly this week afte rpublication of alleged se- articles in the newspaper Young India. ‘The publisher and printer of Young India received a similar sentence. Dozen Offices In Cheyenne Looted CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 17.—Po- lee have been unable to find a clue to the identity of a burglar who Wed- nesday night looted a dozen offices in three business buildings here. In each instance the office door was “jim- mied." Tho thief specialized in den- tal offices and at one, that of Dr. J. A. Devine, secured $450 worth of gold. The office of the Western National Live Insurance company was broken {nto and @ small amount of cash se cured there. Other offices burglar- ized included those of W. C. Mentzer, W. G. Phelan, Osmer E. Smith and the Hammond Packing company. oo Japs to Ratify Agreements Of World Meeting TOKIO, June 17.—(By The Assoct- ated Press.)\—The privy council is ex- pected to ratify within a few weeks the agreements reached at the Wash- ington arms conference. Following her usual policy, Japan is unlikely to precede Great Britain in acting on these international accords. The well informed, however, say there is noth- ing to justify the fear that Japan may wait upon France, adopting qualifica- | tions or reservations according to the jattitude displayed by France. They declare Japan will not deviate from her policy of concord and co-operation and America, is not in @ position to j with the greai naval powers of Britain |abandon this aim and has no inten- Hon of alienating the good will of either nation,