Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 25, 1923, Page 23

SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 1923. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE—Piano, duofold and tables, chairs, stoves and kitchen cabinet. 7 East K St. ———<—<——— FOR SALE—A‘ good coaster brake bicycle, $15, also two good cool stoves, $12 each. 367 S. Ash. Phono 1660. ——— SE (OR SALE—25 rockers from $2.50 $8 each, also center tables $2 $67 8S. Ash. Phone 1660, Ue YOU WANT second band furni- ture or anything second- hand, or have anything to trade, call at 367 §. Ash or phone 1660, FOR SALE—New porcelain top oak kitchen cabinet, $37.50 others from $12 up. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. FOR SALE—Refrigerator: folding camp cot. MONEY TO LOAN FOR SALE—Kitchen tables new $1 ache with nicholoyd to: 8. also, one S24 W.* Tenth. Ash. Phone 1660. CASPER AUCTION HOUSE CASPER MATTRESS FACTORY 200 gas ranges, new and used. Three-hole Eclipse $17.50; four-hole Eclipse and Jewel, $25; 4-hole hign- oven, white ena:uel, §80 value for $40; $125 instant water heater, $65. 100 heaters at all prices. Lage amount of new and used furniture. We are enlarging our building and must sell to make room. Mattresses renovated and recovered for $5.50. #26 West Yellowstone, Phone 1617-3. FOR SALE—Kitchen cupboards, $8, $19 and $10 each, with glass doors, $11 and.$12. 367 8. Ash. Phone 1660. FOR SALE—Gas ranges and all kinds of gas appliances. Phdne 1086. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES | Doud-Weaver Motor Co. 434-46 West Yellowstone PAIGE AND JEWETT PAIGE 639 TOURING 1919 MODEL This automobile has had excellent care. It has been repainted. Up- holatery and top show little or no wear, The tire equipment includes one new cord and three other fair ones. Excellent value for $600. 1920 BUICK ROADSTER. ‘This six-cylinder car offers the next owner new car service. Motor is in good shape, has recently been repaint- ; the upholstery and top is perfect. Everything about the car is first class. Completely equipped with five gooe tires and a bumper—$700. 1920 BUICK SIX ROADSTER, ‘This car like the one above, is in good shape mechanically, has 6 tires, ‘o of which are only good for about thousand miles more. The cushion needs repadding. Outside of this there is not to be a penny spent on this car. Cars of this model and in this condition are always in demand and we know you cannot get more for your money—$650. YUE OLDSMOBILE. 8 TOURING This powerful 5-7 passenger car will make some “family happy. It has four gdod cord tires. a brand new battery and a practically perfect mo- tor. Cushions show some wear. Its value will be immediately recognized by aynone who takes a demonstra- tion, See this today—$400. FORD ROADSTER. Seat covers. Two new 30x3% corti casings and the other two of ~ the same size are in gcod shape. -Car has Bosch tigh tension magneto. We will sell #his car for $175. FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. It doesn’t look like much, but has a. good motor and is a good car to around in—$35. nee ERY. LIBERAL TERMS OPEN EVENINGS Phone 1700. RD FOR SALE—Ford.. touring re in good condition, $60 cash, 335 Frost Eighth St. Phone 1751R. GOOD USED CARS PRICED RIGHT FOR SALE—Used Cars—We have several good buys in used cars. One old Ford roadster; one 1922, almost new Ford roadster; one Ford tour- ing car; one Cadillac touring, in good shape; one 1921 Studebaker roadster, good shape; one Hup tour.; one 1922 Hup touring. John M. Whisenhunt, East Side Garage, Phone 79. FOR SALE—Essex touring car; best buy in town. 13th and Jackson Sts. GOOD USED CARS to aa On East Second; pavement; large, of six roms; good mahogany ranged. Well furnished house cn Soutty Spruce street: 900 block; five large rooms on the first floor; four good rooms in basement, full size: lot; double garage; can be sold on terms at $7,500; ready. to move into. On east side, one block fram payement; good four-room brick house, 24x82 feet; has fireplace; three furnished rooms in basement; 50x140- foot lot; brick. garage; price $5,000 cn payment of $500 down. balance monthly, Big dcub!e corner, 120x140 feet; one block off pavement; town; $4.500. Lot 60x70: che-half block from pave: gas and sewer on lot. CASPER REALTY C0. to be assume 8 South Cener FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES 3 Well located; close in; on pavement; five large. rooms: gooc new two-room hcuse on back of lot; 60x140 foot lot; the price js right at $6,690, $1,500 cash payment down. furniture; player piano with Victrola at- tachment; lawn, trees, lot 45x140 feet; price is $8,500; terms can be ar- well furnished home; consisting south part of ment, $1,200 with no assessments ne Phone 381 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—New Jewett at bargain, 1 at bargain. after 5 ». m ‘all at 341 or any time on Sunday. rt cash, balance monthly; Dodge | N. McKinley } CHOICE maple sugar cakes put up in fancy boxes, 60c per pound with butternuts 75c..M Elbridge~Hast- ings, St. Johnsbury, Vermont. YOU MIGHT AS WELL GET YOUR MO: WORTH All our used cars are curefully an- praised and sold at their value or below it—never above. On our new Rickenbacker and Columbia sales we have taken in several good used cars. | They have been rebuilt in our shops —put in perfect “tune’—and they are ready to shoot on every cylinder. Spring officially arrived. means that pretty soon you'll shine and Sundays—some of you will up where the fishing is good. Both new and used cars are in for an FOR SALE— A wondreful discovery advance in price. Now {s the time to buy a good used car at the right price. We-have some real bargains stone. to offer you. Here are a few of them: FORD COUPE—Late model, all ex-) FOR SALE—Hemstiching and Picot: tras and then some—a bargain. TWO FORD SEDANS—Both of them there with the goods and priced right. DODGE TOURING—Behaves like a new one—$500. COLUMBIA SEDAN, red Rickenbacker was more than just this. owner could resist, so here’s| count. Address 300, Tribune. a practically new car with a new) that you can secure! car guarantee, for—$1,500. DORT—TOURING—Runs o. k.; has good tires; doesn’t look bad at all —a good hack to drive to work) and back—$125. COLE EIGHT Sport—$900. COLE EIGHT, roadster—$750. FIAT SPORT ROADSTER—Thor- oughly overhauled; new carburetor good tires; peppy; classy; powerful ready to ramble—$750. COLUMBIA TOURING, 1920—Re- built; new tires; will repaint to suit you—$600. HUPMOBILE TOURING—Thorough- ly reconditioned; a good serviceable car. This car is priced to sell. OVERLAND TOURING—In HUDSON SUPER SD pletely overhauded—A-1 just out of the shop, An honest to Boodness bargain—$650. Others that are not listed. Smaller cars taken in trade. Small pay- ment down. and liberal terms can be arranged. See us first. Benedict Motor Co. 550 Hast Yellowstore. Phone 2030. : K, 1922 six-cylinder touring; in ec ‘pest of mechanical conditio: good tires; body refinished; buy at $900. MAXWELL, 1922 touring. complete- ly equipped with bumpers, spare tire, cut-out, clock, motometer, ete.; $250 down, $50.41 per month. MAXWELL, 1922 roadster, refinish- ed; looks and_runs like a new car; 00 down, $50.41 per month, OVERLAND ROADSTER, good run- ning condition; good tires; $125. DODGE ROADSTER, $300. Several other good buys in used cars. Salesrcom open evenings. Kennedy Motor Company 230 West Yellowstone. Phono 909. ———— SALE—Bargain, brand new Es- ieee touring car for $1,135. John M. Whisenhunt, East Side Garage, Phone 79. USED CARS Our used cars are worthy of your attention. 1922 Dodge Bros. Coupe, in very ‘ood condition “s150| tractor of your Ford, cheap. 113 8.4 1932 Dodge. Bros. 10 iste O50| Wenwase eR | 1921 Dodge Bros. touring, Ra sas Featrtaacar eae Dok roe OUTINS, —-aseeeae 200| Tire Cow 622 B, Yellowstono, Dodge Bros. touring ------—-- 115 Fong aaieate mn ge: ErOe: COmNaaTS teo| _ Ures while they last, $18, Midwest Decne isan ctaleky = 250, Service Station. 240 8. Woicott. ge ros., s _ 700 lek 6 touring. Tet Buick 6 roadster - tin PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC. Braden Wee. 375 FOR SALE—Piano, good condition; Ford I'ton tr oh reasonable. Phone 1301, y 125 Deed aaréad 225) For Sale=1 have a high grade 7 dd 4 roadster ~ Ae Others Not Listed. piano which quick cash sale. Can arrange terms. | FOR SALE—1921 Ford in gooq con- dition, $325, cash or terms. 710 E. Third. Phone 378W. USED CARS Ford roadster with del: and turtle back. Dodge tou! sg. Ford sedan in good condition. Reo Chum-| my roadster a bargain. Chevrolet Nght delivery in good condition. Small down payment and easy terms, New Chevrolets on terms. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co. 454 E. Yellowstone. AUTO ACCESSORIES WESTERN AUTO TOP COMPANY New tops and side curtains; side curtains repaired and lights put in. 367 South Ash, Phone 1660. FOR SALE—Four 35x5 Lee tires; ono 82x4 cord, tube and rim $20. Mid- west Service Station, 240 S. Wolcott. Phone 701W. FOR SALE—Gates tires and tubes; 30x3% cords, $14. Used tires of all sizes. 136 West Second. FOR SALE—Attachment to make @ will_sacrifice for a FOR SALE—Steel filing cabinet. 18 drawers, mahogany finish, cost $125 will sell for $35. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660. a@ short time listing and get resul ci ie WANTED—TO BUY WANTED—Have several responsible buyers for Casper homes; give A. P. Nesbitt Realty Co.p Realtors, Phone 101M. WANTED TO BUY -- Furniture ot a” kind. 120 W. Midwest. Phon et WANTED—To hear from owner of gocd ranch for sale; state cash price; full particulars. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis ,Minn, WANTED TO BUY, Discarded clothing and shoes, sad- dies, chaps, tools, musical instru- ments, guns, Watches, sult cases and trun! We cull to buy and pay cash. Phone 2061W. The 2 for 1 store. WANTED TO BUY — anything ot value in househcld goods. Phone 1086. Soe Us Mt Vi WANTED TO BUY. Men's clothing, shoes, hats, 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 1828R. 216 W. First. | WANTED TO BUY—seccaa-nand fur- niture or anything of value; high- est cash price paid. 367 S Ash. Phone 1660, WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO “RENT—By April 10, modern furnished house or apart- ment for three adults; gvod location; paved street; garage; references fur- nished, Phone 1513W WANTED TO RENT — Furnished house, adults; Phone 501R. FOR RENT—MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT— Light running sewing machines. Phone 1086. FOR RENT—RGOMS sad-) best of references. | asper Sunday Corning Critune ee YOUR LAST CHANCE TO ORDER A’ FORE PRICES ADVANCE It's spring time and planning time, Plans underway. The most salbtactor: ‘HOME BE ha, planned in advance, Building year, Folks, Let's go. Ninth and Wolcott GROVER C. Bullder of Good Homes too. Now ts the time to get your y home is the one that is woll GORSUCH Phone 14435 FOR RENT__APARTMENTS FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE WANTE D—A good congenial work ing girl to share apartment. Ad- dress A. ‘Tribune. | FOR RENT—Desirable unfurn'shed |} apartment; steam heat, qectric stove, Murphy bed. Apply Apartment 8, Tribune Apartments, FOR RENI—HOUSES FOR RENT—Five-room 1) all modern; bullt-in be ready this wee tolph. Phone 483J FOR RE rear of Doughnut | | i hous ures; wil St. Bo- Unfurnished 41 N. Shop. housa, in Washington or call Phone 1706W, NT— Four-room modern, 1221 rear furnished Cherry, In- jquire a FOR RENT. hou Chestnut. -Unfurnished three-room gas, lights and water. 915 S Inquire S. Chestnut. FOR RENT—GARAGES Fireproof Garage—10,500 Sq. Ft. cated on Yellowstone highway to + in refinery and railroad town; FOR RENT—Nice clean lower room; attractive opening. Box 352, Gre Clase in; hot.water heat; bath on, bull, Wyo. same floor; suitable for one or two; outside entrane..205 8. Park. Phone FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR RENT—Nice front room with|*OR, SAU - tfornia bungalow. private entrance; adjoining path. ine fol ha Sea a Lat aaa 9 N. Grant. PI A grooms cheer vingroom fir 119 N, Grant. Phone price $i RM sce S FOR RENT—To two gentlemen, = & Co., 103 Becklinger Bldg. front a becroom, next to bath; gas heat, 834 South Oak. FOR SALE—Cheap, two Spitz pup- Pies. 125 Sorth Durbin, upstairs. FOR SALE—Lawn aressinj ‘gravel, delivered It} Phone 1147J. be | — | Wanting to take advantage of the sun-, POR SALE—Two grocery counters, | want to spend a good many days $12.50. 367 S. Ash. Phone 1660, OO 1923—A new|FOR SALE—$1,000 8 per cent A-1 excel-| lent condition; a good buy at $250.| Sedan—Com-| condition; | ‘ery box) Orpingtons; Brown Leghorns. 240 S. and excavating. one with bin, will sell both for! FOR RENT—Close in, nice large basement bedroom for one or two Persons. 642 8. Park. Phone 366R. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed room. 940 E. Second. —$—$—$———— FOR RENT—Strictiy modern front room, next to bath: rent reasonable.|adds much to the sum of human | 0-S Bldg. Domino Complexion clay for com-| plexion and wrinkles. 415 W. Yellow- | ing attachment. Fits any sewing machine. Price $2. Economy Sales Company, Billings, Montana. FOR SALE—Good slightly used ot- fice desk. Phone 1086. paper on city property. Will dis- LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Two Altra good heavy teams. Phone 1400, FOR SALE— Two teams of horses, also two saddle horses; some un- broke horses. 1129 S. Beech. Phone 1535. IR RENT—Three rooms and bath; close in. Phone 490, DURBIN and garage on lot facing Durbin; $800 cash; will han-| dle, balance monthly, See Ben Realty Co. FOR SALE— Thi: to simplify the |ing and save all home is planned k of housekeep unnecessary steps, house on 30. Y, for particulars. Phone 1 FOR RENT—Furnished room, steam heated for one or two gentlemen, 634 S. Durbin. Phone 89R. FOR RENT—Modern sleepinsroom; close in; gentlemen only, 833 BE. Second. ROOM AND BOARD BOARD AND ROOM — Best meals served In town, 30 cents; hame cook- ing. 163 N. Wolcott WANTED— Boarders and_roomers. 1137 S. Cedar, Phone 2011W. FOR SALE—Draft harness. 1206 N, North Casper. POULTRY — HATCHING eggs, single comb An- cona winter layers, flock headed by Cecil Sheppard's famous roosters, S. Conwell. FOR SALE—100 White Leghorn| year-old hens, which are now lay-| ing about 50 per cent; also one suc-| cessful oat sprouter and green bone) cutter; everything for $225. Address| Box A-76, Tribune. ELECTRIC HATCHED CHICKS We can supply you with any quan- tity-of baby chicks, 17 varieties; ca- pacity 10,000 weekly; live delivery guaranteed; parcel | post prepaid. Write for prices and full particulars. Orders filled on short notice. Colum- bia Hatchery, P, O. Box 1102, Den- ver, Colo. ee FOR SALE—Thoroughbred cockerels, Rose Comb White Wyandotts, Buff horses, wagons, Glenarm St, Wolcott. Phone 701W. MONEY TO LOAN bargains; realty, secured paper or ‘personal property. Box 924 Casper. _ I HAVE cash for loans or investment 3 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Two neat, clean base ment rooms, furnished except bed- and dishes; modern except bath; adults only; real close in on pave- ment. Phone 121W, S. David, FOR RENT_APARTMENTS WANTED—Girl or woman to share apartment, 302% S. Kimball, ‘OR RENT — Furnished basement apartment in beautiful bungalow: two bedrooms, livingroom, bath and kitchen; $65 including gas, heat and lights; no children. Phone 982R. FOR RENT—Four-room modern un- furnished basement apartment; rea- sonable. 1321 Box Elder. FOR RENT—To adults three-room basement apartment furnished ex- cept being and silver. Phone 578J. FOR RENT — Unfurnished three room modern apartment. 940 E. Second. FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment on paved street’ 319 S. Jackson. Phone 1658NJ. FOR RENT—Basement apartment, newly furnished; hot and cold wa- ter; no children; man and wife pre- ferred. 909 8. Waalnut. sor MONEY TO LOAN On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Musical Instruments. Also on Good Clothes UNITED JEWELRY Co., 249 South Center Street. WILL FINANCE lmited number of sales on new Patriot motor trucks to responsible parties. F, G. Rainey, factory representative, Henning ho- tel. PLENTY MONEY 16 proved Casper real. Vossbeck, lobby American i. Theater. WANTED—TO BORROW WANTED—A. private loan of $1,000; ean furnish gilt-edge security. Ad- dress Box A-95, Tribune. MONEY WANTED. A high class industrial. concern of Farmington, N. M., with appraised assets of nearly $60,000 desires $20,000 for expansidn purposes. They want a| ten year first mortgage loan and will pay 10 per cent interest. It is a going productive concern and is in posi- tion to pay interest promptly on the’ tenth of each month if desired. For details see J. C. Roberts at Hotel Hon- ning, WANTED—TO BUY | FOR RENT—Ten-room brick apart- ment, modern, $125 a month; two 2-room apartments, $30 each; one 3- room apartment, $40. 357 West A. FOR RENT—Nice unfurnished three- room basement apartment; lights an@ gas. 242 N. Lincoln. Phone 478W FOR RENT—Untfurnishe4, four-room basement apartment. 934 Bur- Mngton or call at Doughnut Shop. Fhone 1706W. FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- nished apartment on paved street. 219 8. Jackson. Phone 1657NJ. FOR RENT—Modern furnished three room apartment; heat, and lights furnished; close in: only $60. Apply Sunday. 118 8. Jefferson. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, unfurnished except stoves, two Mocks from postofficu; at 125 North Durbin. FOR RENT—Modern furnished two- room suite, private bath; gas range, telephone; everything furnished ex- cept dishes and linen. Apply 832 South Beech St. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, all medern. at 1419 EB. Se three-roor and ond. Phone FOR I -- Two-room basement | apartment, everything furnished except linen .and dishes. 1629 Kirk, FOR RENT furnished — 'Two-room FOR SALE — Four-room modern like rent. 1280 W. Eleventh. house; $100 first payment, balanco TRACKAGE, | We can quote ware house sites on| See Ben Realty Co., Real- railway. FOR SAT ‘orner lot on Jefferson nd Milton avenue; 60x80 feet $1,350; just a small sewere aa- fessment on the property. Also 60x140 | ‘oot | lot on S. Lincain if best resi- | dence district for $2,500; just off the | pavement; 000 homes on ac A. ond. Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 1 Phone 10 PRETTY VALLEY ACRE | The place you have been looking for.| | Jevel valley land and rich scil.| Where you can biild a little home rv town and raise garden and poul ry that will bring you a steady in- come. We are selling this land in 10-acre tracts at $500 a tract. $150 down, balance $25 per month. J. J. HART, Realtor, Successor Marshall & Brown North Center St. Phone 1212-W. 14 Mountain Realty and Title Corporation FOR SALE—Close in on Second, 100x100 plot; fine for business block | See us for price and terms. | On Center street, near court house, |ten rooms, 60-foot frontage on Cen: ter. This is a fine ° of invest ment property; $9,000 on terms. Lot 60x140 feet on North Durbin street, near depot; reasonably priced. \s | Several fine residence properties on the south sice, also well located lots. Let us show you these. | Mountain Realty and’ Title Corporation Phone 561W 543 8. Park, ‘/tappiness; this attractive home ; ; = = |five well ‘arranged roms; living eR ee EON UY FOR RENT—One turnished room on| is large with a massive fire place, he tous Gash Ge ainee heath On |. ground floor; private entrance;|diningroom, two sleeping rooms, full | S0B®ble for cash. See Ben Realty Co. suitable for one or two gentlemen.| basement autiful por arage; BUILD BETTER HOME! BEE Sone Santer [Pome diaeegs S000 cash, balance Ike) Holtzman and Holtzman will build FOR RENT—Rcoms in private home.| linger Bi Phone ae aii r apartment of any size. Call at 534 CY. Phone 1161W. e will sell you a lot in Kenwoorct FOR SAL By owner, threeroom|#2d build a home on it for $300 cash nd the balance in monthly payments. FOR RENT. Four-room house on Railroad and Poplar. Property listings wanted. See us in the Public Market, Haltzman | & Holtzman, FOR SALE—Seven days only; three. rvom house, breakfast nook garage; terms. 113 S. Fenway. $500 CASH and bi nee $35 a month will buy a cheerful threeroom home on |S. Jack. n; all modern; size of house 22x24; price $3.000. Harry .N, Free & Co. Phone 1898. 103 Becklinger Bldg. FOR SALE—A nice new, 10-room house on a threeacre plot; corner Ice facing south and east; |owner leaving city and will sacrifice. Corner Fifteenth and Phone 1734J. HOMES FOR SALI Four-room Colonial—$5,750; cash. $2,000 Fiveroom Colonind—$6,500; $3,000 cash. Fiveroom brick house, $8,500; $1,000 cash. Six-room brick house, $3 600; $4,000 cash. Six-room brick house, $12,000; $4,000 cash. GROVER ©. GORSUCIL Builder of Good Homes Ninth and Wolcot FOR SALE — Beautiful home in southeast Casper, four large living- rooms, bath and ‘enclased sunporch on first floor; nico three-room apart- ment in the basement; unusual hich and light Gry basement making good rental property; this house has hard- wood floors ‘enameled woodwork This place is offered for sale by April 1, for $7,500; a cash payment of $1.- 260 and the balance like rent; will handle the property. You can move in immediately. A, P. Nesbitt Realty Co. FOR SALE — By awner, fiveroom modern house, three rooms in base- ment; besides laundry room. Call 1945W. RENT! OWN YOUR HOME! Fiveroom modern home on Fifth street; $4,500, small payment down and easy terms. Burns, 232 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870 THREE-ROOM modern house, break coops and run; a corner lot; terms. See Ben Realty Co. Realtors, and) Bonnie Brae. | ——— MAKE @IONEY BY SAVING youR| fast nook, hardwood floors; two fin ished rooms in basement; gas jn fur nace; garage. h or terms." P. O.| Box 527, Casper, Wyo. FOR SALE —Two-room neat little stucco on tile house with large “ASPER LOTS—We sof lots in Fair View addition for $1 down and $1 |@ week: city water, ght and phoni | wires across the street and gas but| copied my testimonials and {mitnted block away, The Dobbin Ieulty Cy | 229 Midwest Bldg. ENGLEWOOD Buy a 5-acre lot in Englewood, on the Salt Creek pavemeht, 5 miles north of the Midwest refinery, $500; only $25 down, and $10.00 per monbdh. Buy now and be ready to live in the | able figures. Fred C. Irvine, 609 Ideal | Blag., BUSINESS CHANCES 9R SALE—Small grocery store and lunch counter; Uving room in the back. 415 W. Yellowstone. ‘RENT—Business location on tor street; business section; rea- sonable. Box A-97, Tribune. FOR SALE—Modern apartment butld- ing, gross income $7,500 a year; 00d location; well built $10,000 cas! will handle, balance monthly pa; ments. Address P..O, Box 319. FOR SALE—Steam shovela, two re-| volving %-yard caterpillar type and | one large railroad type, also dinkey. cars and rock crushers at reason- FOR Ce Denver, Colo. A HOME AND A BUSINESS. Two-room house nice lot with large building equipped with laundry: can be bought on terms. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors, eee Lae IF AN AVERAGE monthly income af $5.82 paid monthly, which has| actually been done for the past three years on every $100 invested or $24 to $65 yearly appeals to you, write M. M. WOLFF, 72 Wall New York City. PAGE ELEVEN © localities, so that there will be @ ¥ Poppy on the breast of every Amert- = can on Memorial Day. s KANSAS CITY—American Legion a Members in five states will bear the ei address National Commancer Alvin a Owsley deifvers in the dedication of hd the Legion hofe at Kansas City, April % 21. The address will be broadcasted = through a powerful radio station and will be recelved by stations at Le Glon posts in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, a Oklahoma and Nebraska, which will hold special meetings. LOUISVILLE—The American Le sion auxiliary here has undertaken to build an addition rd to care for the World War veterans taking oo cupational therapy in the Laweland asylum near Louisville. Crowded cpn- ditions in the institution made more room essential the auxiliary bas begun a series of entertainments to _ finance the construction of an edt- fice 30 by 80 feet in size which it will eaulp completely. A feature of the drive for funds will be a ball, with the grand march led by Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, na- tional president of the American Le gion auxiliary. w A MAN of executive ability and smal! amount of money to represent a| Well established manufacturing com-| pany, large income assured to the} man who can qualify, Address Box 95, Tribune. $< _______ WE have exceptionally good business and apartment building on the south side on a corner lot for it can be handled amdunt of cas . don't overlook it. Also corner lot on | Yellowstone and Ash offered, cheap | for immediate sale; 25 pi nt down and balance to suit pu: er. 51x200 foot business lot between Oak and pruce streets on Industrial avenue, with one twelve-roam house, one five- room house and one three-room house on it offered for $13,800; 25 per cent with a sm: An opportuni down. balance to suit purchaser. A | P. Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 EB. Second |Phone 101M _ | FOR RENT—Repair shop with pow. | _,ef machinery in connection with | storage garage. 363 S. Ash, Gates! Willis, Phone 1891W. CAPITAL § for quick ac tion put your project before 560 live wire brokers; cost trifling under my plan; detatis free. Amster Leon- ard, 1411 First National Bank Bldg., Chicago. FOR SALE—Silver black foxes for | October “delivery; make no mistake | buy the best; registered prolific ac- climate animf&’s; guaranteed to prove | breeders at right prices. The Great Falls S. B, Fox Co.. Great Falls, Mont. FOR SALE—Restaurant at Glenrock |. Price, $3,500, $1,500 down, Long jlense. Address L. J. Pictor, Douglas. | Wyo. or see manager at Glenrock. SMOKEY’S RADIUM MICAL. BATHS ‘These baths will give you new lease ‘on Ilfe when your doctor falls. Us | these wondeful baths. as they will cure you, same as they have cured hundrecs of others. That new concern called Radio-Ac | tive Remedy Cdsare sending out testi. | monials of people who have been jcured with Smokey Baths. ‘Their | Healing Balm is a joke, made prin- clpally of soft soap and salsoda. They my baths; If you are sick with any kind of chro: ailment and want proper treatment, get the best. RADIUM CHEMICAL BATH, With chemically pure healing balm from the inventor. BATHS COMPLETE, $2. ectric GUARANTEE PYORREA lights and good well water, barn,| reat outdoors when spring comes. SEMGDY att chicken house and other improve-| Think what this land will be worth in GENUINE BEAUTY CLAY. ments; all fenced an ideal place for| 1926 when Casper has 50,000 popula-} ey akin, 86 minutes, 60c; lange jar chicken ranch or truck gardening, a Peseta large clY| tnfiammatory. rheumatism galve, $2 terms. See owner and save dealer's| 2 snd Call _any time. commission. Corner K and (i J. H. FRANK SMOKBY, ts. S.C. Anderson. P, 0, Box 828. LAND FOR SALE 1241 Pearl St.—Denver, Colo. | FOR SALE—Three rooms, break | FOR SALE—160 acres of land, ad- nook and bath, furn’ ity we | joining Englewoad lots, mineral | PERSONAL ter, Sewer, £ electricity; double! rignts go with land; priced so buyer = r garage with water, lights and heat; | or cna MADAM Wonder, wonderful life can make a goo® profit; price $40 per acre, John M. England Co., 202 0-5 Bldg. Phone 1129, FOR SALE OR TRADE reader, the lady with the wanderful power; tells past present and future. I and consult her on any affairs, 2 West B. Hours 9 a. m. to 10 p. FOR SALE OR TRADE for Casper property, 360 acres of S. Dakota land one palf mile from the river and close to railroad and Yel lowstone highway; also some horses included with land. Phone 1157R or 1 at 743 W. Midwest. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Four-room modern house, good location, for By owner, | RSONALITY ts greater than beau- ty; I will give you the fundamental requisites of the qualities necessary to make good that priceless intang- {ble art which lifts a man or woman above another; which is personality; your success may depend an your Personality; this will be written by |me after playing in motion pictures jand studying the characteristics; Oakland Six touring. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One Reo speed wagon; one Dodge commer- celal; will trade for good touring cars; |also Fords and other cars for sale; |terms to responsible parties. Yellow- stone Garage. 455 W. Yellowstone. |FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fiveroom house and bath, summer kitchen, builtin features; will take Ford car as first payment, balance Iike rent. Midwest Heights Realty Co., 282 Mid- west Bldg. Phone 1870. FOR TRADE FOR TRADE—One of the best gam- bles in Wyoming. See this and bo convinced, 120 acres one half mile lof twelve producing ofl wella, deep test will be drilled this summer with 1105 Willow | \in three quarters of a mile; land un- {der trrigation ditch; will trade forty | Jacres for Casper lots or improved property. Acdress Box A-92, Tribune. | | For Trade—I have a full sized cab-| inet Victrola to trade for a plano. Phone 1618-J. FOR TRADE—Three-room new house in North Casp $2,250; will take car as part payment; balance easy terms, Phone 982R. | | FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE LOST AND FOUND FOR SALE fine lots, North Casper, eridan Heights $500; west o: $600; INK # $450. Phone BUSIN: LOT in_ Evansville, for sale at ice. Part cash; term to suit. Address Box A-86, Tribune SALE: FOR Lots in first apartment, 1102 8. ii P_Q. Box 1855. | WANTED—50 or 60 foot Jot in North | Coliseum Motor Co. | — eer Casper; can make $100 cash pay- 181 East Fifth St. | FOR SALE—IWiiSCELLANEOUS | mont. pnone a7sw. | 3 avenings Cente FOR SALE—S00x104 trackage .cen-| WANTED—Pigs weighing around| FOR SALE—1021 Ford touring with “ trany located; will sell all or part;| 100 pounds. Address | Box A-85 self starter, new California top:' will consider trade. Phone 1400, ‘Tribune, 4 bi new bands; owner leav- - = — SOE ing. town and will sacrifice. Phone For SALE—Pole climbing tools and! We will pay cash for. a used. pano 1734S bag, cheap. 249 S, Center. Ph, 1691. i: gocd condition, lhone 1/45. FOR RENT—Thr apartment, Sixt Brae. across the South Site school. eatt IF PARTY who took keys from P. O. Nt deliver same at window \will receive reward | LOST: boy's aweater bi en | Ww nol and ¥ plar | Groe for Reward. | BUSINESS CHANCES WANTED—Partner in modern cleaning plant now operat " uve $ 1,000 cab, Phone 11 and 3 o'clock. lots or on five or six-roam house. Call| pricce $1. J. Warren Hill, 314 St. Giles STW. |St., Peoria, 1, FOR SALE OR TRADE—For plano,| MADAM PELKEY, clairvoyant; can give you advice on life court: ship, marriage or business: 80 positive am I of my power to tell the past, | present and future and exactly what | you want to know that I will make | no charge unless you obtain perfect 4atisfaction. Rear 443 W. Yellow-| xtone. NOTICE NOTICE, Do you want well rotted sheep fer- tier for your lawn or garden this spring? Phone 1283 or 829W after 6 o'clock, Henry Transfer. American Legion INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.— The mem-| ory of the herole dead, maimed and disabled of the World We wit be} marked on May 30, by Poppy Day" to be held by the Americ gion, movement which will be joined by several thourand posta of the organ- EY-SERUICE MEN AND OPERATORS IN LEAL TILTS Another Battle Will Be Staged In Homestead War For Salt Creek Rights Another battle in the homestead war between 15 exservice men who have filed on homesteads in the Salt Creek field and several oil companies who are operating in the fleld will be ed April 16 when the c ses come up for a rehearing before Hubert Wort, secretary of the interlor. It) {s expected that the question of the rights of the homesteaders will. be finally settled at this time. The history of the case extends over various periods and through sev- eral hearings and decisions. ‘The sub- ject for argumentation dates back as'* far as the withdrawals made of off lands by President ‘Taft in 1909 and 1910. Attorney Floyd EB. Pendell, who ts handling the cases for the homestead- ers, gave the following resume of the. contest yesterday: “A group of three ex-service men in 1919 filed homestead entries before the passing of the leasing bill. It was the of the service men that President Taft in the with- drawals of 1909 and 1910 took the Possession of the lands away from | the Midwest Oil company, which con- tention has been later sustained by the United States supreme court. “The case of the Midwest Oil com- Pany came up before the United State supreme court for a rehearing February 23, 1915. The decision up- held the withdrawal of the lands and virtually denied the right of the Mid- west Oil company to acquire titles under the Placer act. From and after the date of this decision negotiations to acquire title were started by tho interested parties who desired to see additional legisla tion on the subject. On July 17, 1914, congress passed a law stating that lands withdrawn could be entered by homesteaders and that homosteaders could acquire title to the surface, “The present 12 or 15 homesteaders have never. contended that they were entitled to the ofl rights, but claim that they have a right to a patent on the surface. “Mr. Tallman, commissioner of land in 1920, suspended the entries, and the homesteade took an appeal from the suspension to the secretary of the interior June, 1921. “The first assistant secretary of the interior, reversed the Tallman de} cision and declared that the law en+ contention titled the homesteaders to surface patent, “Tho olf compantes filed a motion hefore Secretary ‘all for a rehearing, Fall decided tt the homesteaders had a right to patents on 40 acre tracts or #0 much as oll companies did not need. “During the year the companies filed affidavits, Fall having resigned December 22, 1922, his resignation to take effec March 4 following, and N retary Fall then decided that the homesteaders were not entitled to any of the ground. On March 3, he decided to cancel all entri “The matter was then taken to? Hubert Work, his successor, with # petition for rehearing. The cases a t for April 16 to be rd before names of homesteaders wh@ have made entries are Max Mahone! Lewis M. Brown, Harry H. Brown) James L. Brown, Louls P, Lavoyey Robert Wheeler, Claud —_Colletty Claude House, Armin H. Zichisdorft, Alfred 8 ‘aham, George Merritt. Marion K. Weaver, Thomas Fy Bales, Rex Snyder, Davis R. Shidler, and Mark J. Davis. The principal of! companies holding leases in the Salt Creek feld who have petitioned for removal of homesteaders are as follow: Fiv@oe Tribes Petroleum company, Boston Wyoming Off company, New York Qif,,, company, Fensland Ol company, Fargo Oil compa Carter Oll com: pany. Midwest Oil company, Ohfo Olt company, Producers and MRefiners corporation, Empire State O! coms pany, Kasoming Ol company, as well as 10 private eltizens. ization throughout the country. Replicas of the flower which covers the fields of Mianders, where the! blood of many American soldiers was shed, will be old through the agency of the loca! posts und auxiliary units, and the returns from the sale of the Poppies will be used for the rellet| of sick and needy veterans and for the decorations of graves of the he role dead who lie cn foreign shores AMny posta will take this me fn raising thelr quota of the perma nent endewment fund of $100,000 lwhich {# now belng aubscribed| through the legion in order that the 10 American | 1 or ting places of the dead Europe will be The a day Ma sale of two prior to Ma the poppies wil joverything LOVE NOTES Effective Negatives, “No,” haltingly uttered, lot more tempting to man anxious “Yes!” sounds a than an A person who always agrees with {8 2 monotonous compan: brave. ‘To win a woman a man must hee@ her dislikes even more than her fave fan jon for the