Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 21

SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1923. Casper Sunday Morning Cribune PAGE NINE. Effective February 14, 1923, One and one-half cents per word or 8 cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 25 CENTS ive average words used as a basis f estimating @ line. ACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. ‘ All ing will be booked irrespective of the CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one in- correct. insertion of any advertis ment ordered for more thi tim Prrors not the fault of the advertixer which clearly lessen the real value of tho advertisement will be rectified only by Publication without ext: charge within FIVE days after {i sertion. No. republication will made when the error does not mi terially affect the sense or purpo! of the advertisement. TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. CLOSING HOUR. 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HELP WANTED—MALE WORK for large oll company; higher wages; better working. conditions than other lines industry; names, ad- dresses of 150 of the larger oil, ret! ing and pipeline campanies employ. ing labor of all kinds fn United States Mexico, South America, Russia, Rou- mania, Australia. India and other greign countries, with information reyerding above oil fields, wages, qualifications and method securing employment sent you. Send $1 in cur-/ rency or money order dur risk; sat- isfaction or money returned. Oil Bu- reau, Desk 15, 214 Haver Bldg, Tu’sa, Okla. MEN wanted for detective work; ex- perience unnecessary. Write J. Ga- nor, former government detective, St. Louis. 1,000 MEN WANTED BIG MONEY AND SURE PAY. Thousands of men will be disap- pointed for we only want a 1,000. That is all it takes. Those that are too late will have their money~ sent back. Every man that puts in ten: dol: lars is béund to make a fortune. GET. IN ON A REAL THING FOR ONCE IN YOUR LIFE. You will never miss the ten dollars but you will notice the money it brings you. We are sure to get 0%! because we have over 1.30 Oacres of land where crude oil right now seeps in a spring, And there are a lot of places on our land where the sand is saturated with oil. We want to dritl to that large pool ofoll that feeds this spring and sat- tes this sand. We know we have fa. great poo} of oil there because oil seeping! out the same way led to the finding of the #reat oil fields of Penn- sylvania, Kentucky and right here in the state of texas at Goose Creek, Orange and Humble. ‘These Texas oil fid'ds are close to our property which is located in the eastern part of Walk- er county. Help us TAP THIS GREAT POOL oF OIL THAT FEEDS THIS SPRING. We are bound to get oil at shallow depti. Sen¢) your money now so you can be one of those that helps-tap that ;REAT POOL OF OIL. Nature is calling you to het great store house of wealth, Heed that call. TEXAS AMERICAN OIL CO. 617 Prince Bldg. Houston, Texas References—Union National Bank of Commerce or any business man in Houston, Texas. HELP WANTED-—! WANTED—Two girls to work in soft drink parlor. 220 W.’ First, second floor. Phone 489W. WANTED—Girl for light housekeep- a » ing. 1811 8. Spruce. WRNTED—Girl to work in soft drink parlor, 239 W. First; $14 per week. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE TYPISTS—Earn $25 to $100 weekly, spare time, copying! authors’ manu- scripts, Write R. J. Carnes, Authors’ Agent, Tallapoosa, Ga., for particu- lars, : SALESMEN WANTED AGENTS AND SALESMEN,. Something different; $40 suits sell $23.50 union made; no_ extra good commission; old well- nown line; established reputation: omplete equipment furnishe¢e com~- nissions paid daily; no experience ecessary; gdod men make $100 week: } stars make more; territory going fast. Write Eliott Bradley, Inc., 1028 W. Van. Buren, Dept. 274, Chicago. ; hand tailored suits, $18.50 up; spring) ‘WANTED — Bute representative ®| State representative Manufacturer of high class nation- ally advertised article wants sales- man; preferably one who-is now trav- eling; commission basis; no drawing account; protected territory; have de- veloped unique way of selling the ar- ticte; as merchandise utilized as an advertising meCium; wonderful re- eater. We invite only those who are! seeking permanent connections and income raeusured by their own ef- fort and ability; give full particulars’ in your first letter, Box A 31, Trib- une. | I a MANUFACTURERS of a. strictly high grade Une of profucts are or-| ganizing a direct from factory to) consumer sales force and desire to se-| cure the services of men and women to represent them in this state, This 4s an unusual opportunity paying] large returns. Gold Seal Laboratories) Nashville, Tenn. WANTED—Two gentlemen and one lady to sell the securities of one of the most profitable and fastest! growing chain store mercantile cor-} porations of the intermountain coun: try, a Wyoming corporation, excep- tonal opportunity. John. C, Roberts, Hotel Henning. EXCLUSIVE tributors; sensation- al new Taled Kettle Corn Popper; name territory wanted; bigh class; big money for right man. Tolbot Mfg. Co., St. Louis Mo. $25 DAILY; free raincoat; commis-| sion in advance; take orders for our union made $3.75 raincoats. Eastern Rancoat Co., manufacturers, 913921 Rosevelt Road, Chicago. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—Lcrain gas range. al- most new, ha‘f price; electric wash- er in gbod shape $25; vacuum han¢}| power washer. wringer; very good, $10. 954 S. Walnut, FOR SALK—Circassian walnut dress-! er, practically new; priced right for} cash, Phone 178M Aan A ak aS Te FOR SALE—Phonograph, Queen Ann diningroom set and Axminster; all practically new; can purchase pieces) Separately, 1231 E. Fifth. FOR SALE—Laundry stove. ofl stove and oven; Axminster rug 8-3x10-6; all practically new; cheap. 1226 8. Cottonwood. | FOR SALE—Two golden oak cbiffer- robes, $27.50; also davenport. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. GAS STOVES A carload just received. See us be- fore you buy. Casper Auction Huose. 326 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. FOR SALE—Quarter sawed golden ak buffet. $32.50; also another at $25. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. FOR SALE—Coffee urn, iron bed- stead, springs and mattress, book- keeping set. Cal 1215 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE. Electric washer in gocd shape, $25; also bench wringers, cost $12 each; will sell for $5 each 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. FOR SALE—A mahogany three-foot} office swivel chairs, cost $25, will sell for $12.50. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660 GABERDINES, raincoats; make $100 week taking orders; we deliver and edllect; coat with outfit $2.95. Write immediately, Gaberdine Raincoat Co., 646 Roosevet Road, Chicago. WANTED—Specialty salesman at once, nothing but hustlers need ap- fy. Call Phone 2252R Sunday and evenings. AGENTS WANTED MANUFACTURERS of a_ strictly high grace line of products desire to secure the service of responsible party or patties to fill the position of state representative; this is an un- usual opportunity yielding good in- come. Gold Seal Laboratories, Nash- ville, Tenn. WE HAVE some territory open for agents and salesmen to sell men’s samples ready; some agents clean up $40 daily; no experience necessary. Write quick. John Bond Tailoring Co., Denver, Cala AGENTS—Bamboo {filling foun- tain pen; makes carbon copies; 100 ; sample 60c; satisfac: | refunded. Northern Srokerage Co., Glenwood, Minn. GOOD. territory still open for live wires to handle actual manufactur- ers’ direct to consumer hosiery; high- est commissions paid. Write or wire territory. F. Rogers, Box 1543, Great Fai Mont. RECT names of 150 large oil re- ning, pipeline companies .emplo: ing men all kinds in United States,| Mexico, South America, Australia, India, and Europe sent you with in- formation of oil fields, wages and méthod of securing employment, Send $1 bill; money returned if dissatisfied. Désk 15, 214 Haver Bldg., Tulsa, Okla, WONDERFUL discovery; charges batteries in ten minutes; gallon free to agents, Radiolite Co., St. Paul, Minn. ‘ PERFORMERS WANTED WANTED—High cl: amateur tal- ent, every Thursday night. See Mr. Harris at Columbia Theater or Phone 986W. POSITIONS WANTED POSITION WANTED —Experienced woman. cook would like a small camp in the oil field. Box A-36, Trib- une. YOUNG man, college education wants permanent position, inside or out- side work; salary not main cons!dera- tion, Box A-28, Tribune. ew WIDOW with boy seven years of age, wants place on ranch or oil field as cook. 122 Kimball, jibe ht nee SS Bee) WANTED—By refined German girl position as governess, also first class cook. Address P. O. Box 63. SERVICES OFFERED ‘WIOMAN would like day work of all kinds. Phone 2242J, : FRENCH hand laundry; family work finished or rough dry; lace curtains a specialty. We do not use chemicals. Phone 1608W. ——$<—<$<<—<—<$—$—$——<————___— ALL KINDS of alterations and plain sewing and mending. Room 7, Smith Apartments. I_CAN SAVE you money on your building and repair work; estimates furnished free. L. D. Leisinger, con- tractor and builder. Phone 2149W, Call after 5 p. m. HEMST!TCHING and picoting. The Iarciay Shop, O, 8. Bldg. Phone 951. ——— WANTED—Draperies and curtains to make; all kinds of sewing work called for, Phone 1240M. eee EXPERIENCED young man wants extra work after his regular office hours; good stenographer, accountant, etc, Phone Spencer at 1918. See Let Me Figure With You Before You Let That Contract FRANK 0, HOLTZMAN | Contractor ana EF er, 2295 Tes. 721 Madi: on St. Ad experienced, Phone 1507M. WELL KNOWN Chicago house ca- tering to highest class trade only king for live wire with good fol ‘ing to represent us in this terrl- must have made to measure. shirt experience and able to earn at least $100 per week. J. H. McIntyre: Co., Chicaga, Ill. Pati re fe p ONDTS WANTED—Sulesmen are not born; they are made. You do not have to an experienced stock salesman to sell our Industrial Securities. This ‘s the company different. John C. Roberts, Hotel Henning. WANTED — vire to act as state Ustributor and mi salesmen, tonal proposition estment $300 several thou 1 annually; business South is nager non-campetitive mak H. C, BISHOP will gladly OUR MR. assistance in selecting and) give you esigning drapery for your home. Chamberlin Furniture Co., drapery department, second fioor. ee WOULD ike bundle washing of ait) kinds, rough dry, silks and - cur- tains. Phone 2242. HEMSTITCE Expert work on materials; | prompt gervice. Singer Sewing ™ chine Co. Arkeon Bicg. Phone METAL WEATHER STRIPS. Call A. Larson, 494J and get real weather trips at reasonable prices. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—Several electric wash: ing machines. Phone 1086. ‘G all [s. 367.8, Ash. Phone 1660. 1 FOR SALE— Library table, small brown wicker lamp; oak desk chair. Phone 853R. FOR SALE—New golden oak chiffor- ette, retails at $50. will sel for $30. 267 S. Ash. Phone 1660, CASPER AUCTION HOUSE CASPER MATTRESS FACTORY New and used gas stoves, heaters” and tank heaters, dressers, tables, Ubrary tables, mattresses renovated for $5.50, See us first 326 W. Yel-| lowstone. Phone 1617J. | FOR SALE— Round quarter sawed oak dining table, cost $60, will sell) for $25; others as low as $12.50. 347 Ash, Phone 1560. FOR SALE — Two springs, cotton bed, feather bed. rocker, straight chairs; Victrola; 44 double disc records; sanitary couch, cot and pad; small laundry stove: priced so you can buy them and keep until you can use them. 131 N. Dur- bin . ‘POR SALE—A yice davenport and table, cost $i8. will sell for $10. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. bedsteads anq FOR SALE—Gas ranges and all kinds of gas appliances. Phdne 1086. FOR SALE — Six genuine leather seated rocker, $7.50 each, a:so gen: uine wicker rocker, cost $65 will sell for $25, Ike new. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. FOR SALE—Sanitary cot with pad and cover in good condition, cheap. Phone 1401R. FOR SALE—Child’s iron erlb, $6 and a. few wash stands left at $3 each.) IF YOU WANT second hand furnil- ture or anything second- hand, or} have anything to trade, call at 367 S. Ash or phone 1660. VOR SALE—Two Singer sewing ma- chines, $6 to $7 eacht- also reed baby buggies $7.50 and $10. 367 S, Ash.) Phane 1660. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—New Jewett, at a bar- gain; half cash, balance on good terms. Call 341 McKintey after 5 p. m. or any time on Sunday. Henry’s Fords ‘We have four of them, and we are going to do our best to move them out over Saturday and Sunday as we have a carload of ” Jewetts is the list and On the road. Here prices: 1922 Ford Roaster ,good condition, | special — ~--$319) Another Ford roadster which we are going to move out at -~. -$165 Ford touring, good shape; except top, only ~$125 Ford speedster, overhead valve mo- tor etc., at $325 MOVING 'EM TODAY The Doud-Weaver Motor Co. 434 W. Yellowstone i Phone 1700] FOR SALE—New Ford roadster, run 30 miles at a slight reduction; will trade. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co., 454 B. Yellowstone. FOR SALE — Hlgin Six Chummy roadster, bargain. Willis Hackett “USED CARS If you saw our values and knew about clr easy payment plan you too, would buy from the Coliseum. 1922 Dodge Brothers roadster, recon- ditioned with = Westinghouse —_air springs In front - --$750 1922 Dodge Brothers roadster, good) condition, air springs in front $650 1921 Dodge Brothers touring recondi- toned, a bargain for - +--.$500 Dotge Brothers commercial Dodge Brothers commercial Dodge Brothers commercial ----$260; Dodge Brothers express - -$350 ‘ash Four touring, late model, in the! best of condition for -...-.$750 ton truck --.. £350 Overland Four roadster ~ $22! We have full line of Ford cars and our prices are right. Our used cars are worthy of your 131 Kast Fifth Street, Open Sundays and Evenings. | FOR SALE—1922, FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES Look These Ove You are looking for a good used car—well, we have it — the price will suit you—the terms likewise; all our used cars have been running order in our shops; some are repainted—all are good values. Here are a few of them: CHEVROLET, touring ~-~------$200 FORD wooo n----------: -=$125 HUDSON Super Six sedan -..-..$650 CHALMERS touring =~ =~ $400 FORD bug ---~-----$400 REO touring COLE Eight, touring KING Eight touring OVERLAND Baby Four---. FORD touring =: COLUMBIA sedan, 1922, new car guarantee goes with one OVERLAND touring lke new; this $1,500) ---$200 We have others. We get new ones in every day. Call and sce us. Small payment down, balance on liberal | terms. Benedict Motor Co. 550 East Yellowstone Phone 2030 Open Sundays and Evenings seven passenger Buick, én first class condition; looks like new; will sell on terms. Casper Auto Top Shop. Phone 1084R. Next to Elk Bldg. FOR SALE—Saxon Six touring car; give us an offer, 643 8, Beech. Phone 618M. GOOD USED CARS. At East Side Garage we have One 1922 Hupmobile touring. One Cadillac touring. One Ford touring. One Ford 1922 roadster. One Willis six touring. One Buick touring. One Velie coupe. One Dodge commercial truck. All these cars in first ciass condlt- tion and worth the money. JOHN M. WHISENHUNT. Hupmobile Dealer. Phone 7 FOR SALE—Oldsmobile four-cylinder 1922 model, just overhauled in first class conditon; bargain for cash. 845 E, Second; Apartment D. USED CARS Ford Coupe—Best of mechanical con- dition, very good finish, good tires; $100 down, $32.40 per month. Maxwell— 1922 touring, looks and runs like a new car; $200 down, $50.41 month. 3 Maxwell—1922 roadster, use® very lit- .tle; traded for sport model; $200 down $50.41 per month. Bulck—1920 touring, excellent condi- good tires and paint; $175 down, per month, roadster --.---------: Maxwell roadster ---~---. Maxwell touring Salesroom Open Sunday Kennedy Motor Co. 230 W. Yellowstone Phono 909, AUTO ACCESSORIE> WANTED—Every Ford owner to see Bazarth the Ford specialist; first diagnosing free. Liberty Garage. MASON TIRES For Those Who Seek Distinction With Dependability Wyoming Compression Tube & Tire Co. 426 East Second Phone 1125M WESTERN AUTO TOP CO. New tops and side curtains; side curtains repaired and Ughts put in. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660, NEW and second-hand tires, all sizes, Vuleanizing. Phone 1473-R. Uneeda Tire Co., 622 EB. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—48-inch floor show case, $25. 367 S. Asht Phone 1660. FOR SALE — Lawn dressing, sand and gravel; delivered; excavating a specialty, R. FP, Potts. Phone 2165W. FOR SALE—Twenty-four hour old ees. Call 850W. Ten-horsepower Fairbanks kerosene engine with Bosch magneto, used three weeks ais Ensilage cutter, in good priced at ~. SUES SANT Fourteen-inch riding plow, slightly used uy $65 Hay rake — $25 Mow/ng machine, condi- -$40 tion Harrow, two gang $10 good Disk, ten-foot - = $25 Corn ewWtivator, two row — $35 Two 35x65 cord tires, new original wraping, each -.. $49) Delivery body for Dodge ~ 419 East Second. Phone 1112 FOR SALE—Francis cement _ block making outfit; makes blocks all lengths and widths; good business proposition; for sale or trade, Call Phone 500 and ask Bowen. FOR SALE-—Three gas engines, sizes 1%, 4 and 8 horsepower. 1147 East « FOR SALE—Two grocery ccunters, both $12.50; also 60-inch roll-top dork, $36, 867 § Phone 1660, saxaphone. melody ut In good FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Large reversible reed baby buggy, Phone 1800. sd FOR SALE—Cash register, Toledo scales, refrigerator counter. sau- sage grinder; large ice box for meat market, with ice machine and motor, meat block, safe slicing machine. Harry Free & Co. Call 238. ese | FOR SALE—$45 bicycle, will sell for $17.50; two iron wheel barrows, $6) each. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. FOR SALE—Lawn aressing: sand delivered Phone 11473. MISCELLANEOUS —————————____ HEY—No need to rent if you have | $200. Call Harry Free & Co. Phone PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC. FOR SALE—New portable Sonora phonograph, with thirty-five latest selections; also beautiful mahogany | Ubrary lamp and shade; priced to sell no dealers. 632 S. Ash. LIVESTOCK CS a FOR SALE—Two good milk cows. In- quire J. A. Sterling, Parkerton. ivory reasonable. gravel, and excavating. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Modern bedroom, suit-| FOR SALE—Three-room house; HE.) FOR SAL. able for two friends with board. 957 S. Walnut. Phone 744J. | FOR RENT—Two pleasant furnished rooms, livingroom and bedroom on second floor. gril cooking allowed. 141 W. Tenth. FOR RENT—Large well furnished) room, with private bath; suitable | for two gentlerien, 305 EH. Twelfth. Phone 1729W. | FOR RENT—Comfortablo sleeping- room for one or two gentlemen;| gas stove; close in. Phone 829M. | FOR RENT—Room for batching, no| bedding. 1345 8. Cottonwood. FOR RENT—Furnished room, } close in, $5 per week. 359 S. Oak. | } FOR RENT—Sleeping room in mod- ern home, gentlemen _ preferr references required. 737 BE, Fourth. Phone 394W. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom, ad- joining bath in modern home; gar age if desired. 343 S. Kimball. Phone) 389M. FOR RENT—Rcoms in private home. Cal} at 534 CY. Phone 1161W, ROOM AND BOARD | and FOR SALE—HOUSES Fourteenth; lot 50x140; gas, water} and lights; furnituro included; bar-| gain $2,950, $500 down; easy terms,| 232 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870, FOR SALE ON PARK AVENUE SOUTH Six-room house, bath, garage; full basement; large beautiful east front] Inside lot on S, Park; among Cas-| per's choicest: this home while not| cf all latest type 1s large and roomy will make one a lovely home;| priced 28,260. See Ben Realty Co Realtors. FOR SALE—One-room house, $650,' two-room house, $350; three-room ing lots $150 to $350. 232 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870. FOR SALE—By owner, six-room mod, ern house, close in; southwest part of town; $4,800, terms. Phone 318M. FOR SALE—New, well built frame house, 12x16 feet; sheathed, sided, plaster boarded; trimmed. double floor | chimney; also toilet; cash $350 moved. Inquire upstairs 642 BE. Twelfth. CY AVENUE. ‘Three-room, garage 680x140 foot lot on CY avenue; just beyond end of the| pavement; priced right; listen $3,200. FOR SALE—Draft harness. 1206 N. North Casper. POULTRY FOR SALE—Purebred Rosé Comb Ancoma roosters, $2; beauties at) 102 N. Kenwood. Phone 1939W. horses, wagons, Glenarm St. BABY CHICK — BABY CHICK We have large hatches of all tead-| ing breeds almost daily from now on.| We guarantee live delivery, fuli| count. We prepay ail mail shipment,| They Live, Lay and Pay We are booking orders for baby chicks also for one, two and three month old growing chicks. SEND FOR PRICE LIST If growing chicks are wanted state breed and number required. COLUMBINE BABY CHICK CO. 459 South Gaylord Denver, Colo, Estab, 1915 Phone SO 2602, ——— FOR SALE—Thoroughbreé. Barred Rock roosters. Phone 1147J. WANTED—Several boarders at 613 Ash, rear. BOARD AND ROOM for two men; close in; home cooking. 426 E. First. BOARD AND — ROOM—Excellent meals; congenial surroundings; on CY bus line; reasonab:e. Phone 466J. 101 m. ROOM AND BOARD — In private} family, men preferred, good meals, | very reasonable, one block from the} bus line. 1064 8. Bex Elder. Phone 1533R. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Nicely furnished apact-| ment, stricly modern, all’ built-in features; private bath, 231 8. Grant.} Phone 1365W. ) FOR RENT__APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Mctlern furnished three room apartment; gas and bath;| front and back entrance; adults; one half block from Second. 133 S. Con-! wall FOR RENT—Four-room _ furnished modern basement apartment and) garage. 241 N. McKinley. Phone 357. FOR RENT—Unfurnished three-room basement apartment; lights and gas furnished; garage if desired. 343 S. Kimball. Phone 389M. ELECTRIC HATCHED CHICKS. We can supply you with any quan- tity of baby chicks, 17 varieties; ca- Pacity 10,000 weekl. live delivery guaranteed; parcel post prepaid. Write for prices and full particulars. Orders filled on short notice. Colum- bia Hatchery, P. O. Box 1102, Denver, Colo. WANTED—TO RENT WANTED TO RENT — Cottage or apartment, modern, four rooms. un- furnished and close in. Phone H. G. Richardson at Henning hotel. WANTED TO RENT — Furnished house, adults; best of references. Phone 501R. A —————————————EEE WANTED—A small furnished apart-} ment by young business woman. Box A-32, Tribune. . WANTED TO RENT—Garage near 1234 S, Oak. Phone 1778J. WANTED —By young couple to share house or apartment with an- other couple. 133 N. Grant. WANTED TO RENT—Four or five-; room house, furnished with a full basement of stock of goods; close in will take year lease. Call Pickard.| Phone 1747W. WANTED TO RENT — Furnished room for two gentlemen or small! furnished apartment; close in; no basement room, Phone 1460. oe WANTED—TO BUY WANTED TO BUY — Good second hand car; must be late modq@l and in good condition, Phone 1444J. WANTED TO BUY—Male fox terrier puppy. 705 East A. Phone 1697R. CASH. For real estate bargain; mortgage, contract or small loans. Write fully K. P. O. Box 924, Casper. WANTED TO BUY. Men’‘s clothing, shoes, hats, sad- dies, chaps, harness, tents, tarpaulins, suit cases, hand baks trunks or any thing of value, We call to” buy and pay cash. The Bargain Store. Phone 1328R, 216 W. First. CASH. For real estate bargain, mortgage, contract or small loans, Write fully, K, P. O. Box 924, Casper. WANTED TO BUY -- Furniture of had kind, 120 W. Midwest. Phone 249, WANTED TO BUY. Discarded clothing and shoes, sad- dies, chaps, tools, musical instru- ments, guns, watches, sult cases and trunks. We call to buy and pay cash. Phone 2061W. The 2 for 1 store. WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand fur- niture or anything of vaiue; high- est cash price paid. 367 S Ash. Phone 1660. WANTED TO BUY — Anything of value in househcld goods, Phone 1086. MONEY TO LOAN CASH and gilt edge short term farm mortgages for home in Casper up to $10,000. Martin. Phone 378W. WANTED—TO BORROW WANTED TO BORROW $400 at 12 per cent for six months on three lots, cost $1,400 in business district. Box A-33, Tribune. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR LEASE—300 acres ef good pas | ture, including ten acres crop Sail Rye; close in on river; dash $150, Ap- ply upstairs 642 EB. Twelfith, FOR RENT— Light running sewing FOR RENT—Desirable unfurn‘shed apartment; steam heat, q@ectric! stove, Murphy bed. Apply Apartment 8, Tribune Apartments. FOR RENT—2-room apartment. in| basement of good home, one biock from paving, Gas and lights furnish: | ed; $18.00 per month. Phone 101M. FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT — Five-room newly fur nished, strictly modern house and @farage. 304 N, Jackson. Phone 11452 FOR LEASE—Modern house at 344 N. Jackson, five rooms, sunporch and bath; unfurnished and four rooms bath, laundryroom in basement, fur- nished except beCding and dishes; a double garage and double chicken house, Call at same address. FOR RENT—Good fourroom unfur- nished House. Inuyuire this after- Noon at 1201 8. Cottonwood, FOR RENT—Modern house, of five rooms, sunporch, bath, also apart-) ment in basement, furnished except bedding and dishes. See owner at 344 N. Jackson, FOR RENT — Threeroom modern house, goctl location. Call Sunday | at 503 W. Ninth. Phone 955J. FOR RENT—Three room sem!-mod- | ern house. 1437 S. Jefferson; posses-' sion immediately, Phone FOR RENT — Seven-room modern house to party buying furniture; price $500; will take car as part pay> ment; rent $75 per month; income on! rooms $110 per month; close in. Ad- dress Box A-37, Tribune. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, 652 8. Lincoln street. FOR SALE—HOUSES NEW HOM® on south side in good} residence district, five rooms and) bath on first floor, three finished rooms and laundry rooms in the base-| ment; gas heat 50x140-foot fot, fast) developing residence district; pricea| for $5,500 for quick sale, $1,000 cash} and balance monthly payments I!ke rent. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co., 312) E, Second. Phone 101M. See Ben Realty Co. Realtors. FOR SALE—In the live town ot Milt's, good two-room house and small furnished house; coal ete.; on fine corner lot gas and water handy: price $1,100, terms; also choice lots at very reasdnable prices. Hy F. Doughty, Benton Ave. and Second, Mills, Wy THIS BEATS RENT TO HELE? GONE. | Two snug little homes in Sheridan) heights goo:l kecation; large lots, erve: | tric Uights and water in; these proper- ties can be handled, for small advance in cask. alunce on monthly pay- ments Hke rent. See Price & Mc- Graugh. Room 8-10, Daly Bldg. Phone’ | 1664W. FOR SALE—Modern home, full base- ment, hardwood throughout; gas heat; garage; close in on pavement; can be bought right from owner; am | leaving town, Phone 1383. EAST PART CITY. Four rooms, bath on first floor; three rooms, laun¢ry in basement;) large lot; can be handled for small payment, balance building and loan. See Ben RealtyCo., Realtors. FOR SALE—Good four-room modern house in west part of town with two two-room modern apartments in basement; rental income $80 per month; price $5,200; easy terms. Math- ers Realty Co., 255 S. Center. Phone 1088W FOR SALE—Tworoom house fur- nished; on two lots; fenced; with 12x16 foot garage; $1,200, terms. 753 St. John, | FOR SALE—Practically new brick] house; east part of city; four large) rooms on the first floor, full finished| basement with three rooms, toilet wash basin, lot 560x132; this property can be sold on payment plan at $6,000) this is a real bargain; Just beyond pavement; neat new four- room house; garage; 60-foot lot; price | $3,000 on payment plan. Casper Real- | ty. Co. Realtor. 108 8. Center: Phone | 381. FOR SALE—Well built four-room house, close in on north side, $1,900, ' $150 cash. R. Kamon, 242 BE. Second. Tel. 702. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Two or three lots in the business district North Casper; if built on can rent stores. Box 34, Trib- une, FOR SALE—Two lots 168 and 169, Kenwood addition. Inquire of James} Ford, Terraville, 8S. D. FOR SALE—By owner at a bargain residence corner lot, southeast part of town; 50x140 feet, south and east exposure. Phone FOR SALE—Lot 60x140 feet; east front; sewer water; close to school; very easy terms, Address Box A25, Tribune. FOR SALE—Lot in Kenwood; terms. Glenn Littlefield, Phone 386. ENGLEWOOD Buy a 6-acre lot in Englewood, on the Salt Creek pavement, 6 miles north of the Midwest refinery, $500; onty $25 down, and $10.00 per month. Buy now and be ready to live in the great outdoors when spring comes. Think what this land will be worth in 1926 when Casper has 50,000 popula- tion. 6 acres will make 30 large city lots, Act quick, Call 1129. JOHN M. ENGLAND COMPANY, 202 O-S Bldg. CASPER LOTS—We sef lots in Fair View addition for $1 down and $1 a week; city water, ght and phone wires across the street and gas but block away, The Dobbin Reulty Cy 213 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1954. FOR SALE —Well built ‘two-room house; Casper View, $800, $200 cash $25 per month, Martin. Phone 378W. FOR SALE —-Attractive five-room home, not moern, close to pave- ment; price $2,300, $500 cash. Harry Free &Co, Call 238 or 1257W Sunday. $1,300 CASH will buy a modern home of five rooms and bath with three finished roams in the basement; nine blocks from the post office; just oft BE. Second. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 EB. Second. Phone 101M. FOR SALE—One-room house, garage, east side; $750, $200 cash. Sce R. Kamon, 242 Second. Tel. 702. FOR SALE-—In North Casper addi- tion, four-room house, two-room house and double garage: price $2.250, 50 cash, Harry Free & Co, Phone 38 or call 1257W Sunday. $500 CASH and the balance at §100| per month ineluding interest will buy a fiveroom modern home on east side pavement; double garage. A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co, Phone 101M. FOR SALE-—-Large four-room house. E, Fifth street; modern except fur- nace, large rooms, fine bath fixtures: $4,500; reasunable terms. 232 Midwest Bidg. Phono 1870. Property Owners Attention WE ACCEPT OPEN LISTINGS AND ADVERTISE THEM Free of Cost to You. We have many buyers now. your houses and lots with us. The Dobbin Realty Co. 231 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1954 List FOR SALE—Lot on south side, $450. TR. Kamon, 242 WB. Second, Tel. 702. FOR SALE—Lot 60x140 feet; cast front; sewer, water; close to schoo very easy terms. Address Box A-26, ‘Tribune, FOR SALE—Lot 60x140. feet, Second street for $800, $100 cas! for $450; lot on. Jefferson, near p ing $1,600. Mather Realty Co., 255 8. Center. Phone 1088W FOR SALE—FARMS FOR SALE large threeroom fur- nished modern house, sunporch; full basement and garage; gas; two lots; block of pavement. 541 8S. Jackson. FOR SALE— Ono two-room house machines. Phone 1086. partly furnishe¢ n be mowed. FOR RENT. ROOMS Phone 1167R or ¢ at 743 W. Mid Seema, west FOR RENT—Redroom. cose in, is FOR BALE— Cozy four room home suitable for one or two gentlemen new and modern, $4.700, 0 cash. $22 5. Durbin. R, Kamon, 242 E. Second, Tel, 702. FOR SALE—Chicken or truck farm of forty acres, all can be irrigate; will take lots or Casper property three and one-half miles of postoffic Phone 1910J, is | BUSIN on C¥ avenue;| near} , )13th, 1928, from the City Pound. lot 50x90 feet block off Second street} RELINQUISHMENTS, ETC. VOR SALE -— h d one-quarter tr $150; one four mile improved #260, Vhene 191 bmer LA FOR SALE OR RENT OX RENT—Modern four- i roe stucco house with garage; large lot. near paving on bus Phone 1170W. . Ped FOR SALE OR TRADE ——————$_$____ FOR SALE OR TRADE—Forty a gvod level land. all fenced: wor room house, shed. garage, large chick- en house, well, five miles cut on the Yellowstone Highway. Mathers Reale ty Co., 255 8. Center. Phone 1088W. ———— FOR SALE OR TRADE— Five-acre frult and chicken farm, new six+ room house, completely furnished; farm implements and Jersey cow; six ‘house $1,550; easy terms; good build-|™éles from Seattle; will trade for Cas- per property or sell on terms. per i rms. Phoné LL ——— WANTED TO EXCHANGE — Thirty farm, good, under ditch; house; tools, teams; cldse to town; will trade if suited for house or Casper propers ty. Box 14, Hudson, Wyo. ———————— WANT to trade Ford touring car for Ford one ton truck. Phone 1678NR. pa ethene eterna eatin dl 1 Nos FOR TRADE—Threaroom new house in North Casper. $2,250; will take balance easy car as terms. part payment, Phone 982R. BUSINESS CHANCES CAPITAL SEEKERS—Put your proj- ect before 560 live brakers; cost trif- ling under my system; details Free. Amster Leonard, First National Bank Bldg., Chicago, Fa eaten al ES Ss $50 TO $100 weekly profits secured with investments $200 to $500. Dent. 101, Paul Kaye, 149 B'way, Noy ——— FOR SALE—Rooming house in west- ern Neb., on Burlington railroad; bas 20 rooms, steam heated, electric lighted; running hot and cold water; building three stories; frame; 12 years aid, in good condition; will sell building and furnishings for $9,000. Box A-33, Tribune. LONG TERM SASE. Business tirms wishing location and will build, we can qoute long term lease on close in ground on E. Sec- ond, See Ben Realty Co., Realtors. ES and property sold quickly for cash; buyers waiting; no publicity; no exclusive contract, Chi- cago Business and Realty Exchange, 227 S. LaSalle St., Chicago. FOR SALE—Modern apartment build ing, gross income $7.500 a year, g00d location; well built $10,000 will handie, balance monthly pay- ments. Address P. O. Box 319, WANTED—A partner with $1.500 in up-to-date window show rotary bakery; will build store in business location, a guarantee proposition. a baker preferred. Tribune. Address Box A-35, FOR SALE—By owner, one of the best paying small grocery stores in Casper; $1,200 will handle. Addres¢ Box A-23, Trbune. §25 TO $50 DALLY PROFITS. Get into the used clothing business; experience unnecessary; $50 will start you; be first in your territory. UG. 8. Clothing Distributors, 2031 W.. Lake, Chicago. LOST AND FOUND LOST—Reward for return of Llew- ellyn setter dog, all white with black ears and black patch around left eye. 335 EB. Twelfth, Phone 569W’ LOST—White Angora cat, Reward for returning to 1334 S. David or Phone 2073. PERSONAL MADAM Wonder, wonderful life dearer, the lady with the wonderful power; tells past, present and future. Call and consult her on any affairs. 252 West B. Hours 9 a. m. to 10 p.m. MADAM PELKEY, clairvoyant; © can give you advice on life court- ship, marriage or business; so positive am I of my power to tell the past, present and future and exactly what you want to know that TI will make no charge unless you obtain perfect satisfaction. Rear 443 W. Yellow- stone. NOTICE NOTICE. I wish to announce that I have taken over the Casper territory for Ca-operative Mercantile wholesale grocers of Denver; save the mid¢te man’s profit by ordering your grocer- tes wholesale. Hugo Johnson. Phone 2252R. NOTICE OF SALE OF ESTRAY The following described animal, it: 1 red, white-face steer with age, weight, 900 pounds; branded MM back of left shoulder and low on left thigh, was on Feb. 27, taken up as an estray by Marion P. Wheeler of Casper, State of Wyoming. un-. der and by virtue of the provisions of Chapter 125 Session Laws, 1913. Unless claimed by legal owner, said animal will be sold at public sale on the 20th day of March, 1923, at 2:00 o'clock in the p. m.- at the ranch of Marion P. Wheeler, 2% miles west of Casper. BOARD OF LIVE STOCK COM- MISSIONERS OF WYOMING. By M. E. Pickett, Secretary, Cheyenne, Wyo. Pub, Mar. 4, 11, 1923. a LEGAL NOTICE. City of Casper, Wyoming, March 8rd, 1923. The following described stock, to be advertised, as ESTRAYED TOCK, to be sold to the highest bidder, at 2:00 p. m., March the 8 year Shetland pony, dark brown, with mall star in forehead; age, about 10_ years, The advertisement to run on the Pub. 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