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

PAGE FOUR. DECLINE SHOWN IN. PERCENTAGE HOME OWNERS Wyoming Is One of 31 States Showing De- crease, Report. Wyoming was one of 31 states to show a decrease in the percentage of families owning their homes in the period from 1900 to 1920, accord- ing to a pamphlet “How to Own Your Home,” which has been pre- pared by the department of com- merce for a handbook and guide to prospective home owners. The falling off in the case of Wyo- ming was two per cent or twenty families out of each 1,000 in the State. The average for the Moun- tain group for 1920 was 5 per cent and for Wyoming was 51.9, and in both cases was much above the verage for the nation, which, in 1920 was 45.6 per cent Secretary Hoover, in the foreword to the handbook, points out that in buying or building a home a man Must not only carry out the trans actions of financing and buying a building, but mus determine the location with respect to schools, Work, and the nelghborhood. “How to Own Your Home,” which was Prepared by John M. Gries and James S. Taylor, of the Division of Building and Housing, accordingly aims to “describe the steps and pre- ¢autions to be taken in carrying out the transaction with the least pos- a house have never dons it before and are usually unskilled, as people generally are in the thi they do but once or twice in a lif time, the prospective home own who carefully considers the real needs of his family and his ability to pay, and who checks his own judgment by consulting experienced Persons, may go ahead with full confidence. He need not be fright- ened by the mistakes of heedless persons who have been carried away “by- some novel feature and conxed into.a bad bargain, or who have tried to buy beyond their means. While some risks are involved, as 4s usually the case in obtaining any- thing worth while, the danger of failure is relatively small when welghed against the advantages of an owned home. “Today, in the period of post-war recovery, When our national pro ductivity is increasing, we have the opportunity’ to make definite prog: | ress in the right direction. More- qver, the development of the auto- mobile has given a great impulse to suburban life and an increasing possibility of home ownership. Happily a large section of the peo- ple are awake to the problem and @n increasing number of business groups have publicly acknowledged their responsibility and interest in it. They realize that unnecessary darriers that may encompass a man determined to own hindrances to good community spirit and to good business. _ “In the matter of choosing suit a@blo Jocation for a home, “How to Own Your Home” lists as factors to he considered: Walues; transportation facilities; pro- tection, including fire and police; character of neighborhood; access! Pility of schools and playgrounds; shade trees; character of ‘soil and Necessity for grading, filling or draining. What to look for in house Plans and insistence on good quality ef construction are included in the topics covered by the manual. “In addition to payments on prin- elpal and interest of loans on aj home,” it says, “allowance must be} made for some or all of the follow ing expenses: Renewals and re pairs; property tax and _ special Assessments; insurance; water tax er rent; accessories and improve- ments.” Prospective home buyers will find Within tho twenty-eight pages of “How to Own Your Home" the an- sewers, authentically presented and in condensed form to nearly every question having to do with the acquisition of property. The hand- Hook can be obtained by sending five cents to the office of the super- intendent of documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. Bech hee \bs. ELLEN HEUN Have You a Daughter? How to Take Proper Care of Her Health Hastings, Nebr.—“When I was about sixteen years of age I caught @ severe cold which caused trregu- larity and suffering. My mother gaye me Dr. Plerce's Favorite Pre- seription and four bottles of it com: pletely res' alth. And in all these yes not had tha least sign,of woman's weakness, bs have always maintained unusiurl Health, which I think is due entiry y to the Favorite Prescription tat my mother gave to me when I was developing. I have been enthusi- astieally recommending Dr. Pierce's Preseription for forty d shall continue to do so as fong’as I live.”—Mrs, Ellen Hein, 211 N. Burlington Ave. Get the Prescription today tre your druggi#t—liquid or tablete. Advertisement. | his home are| Low or high land] SS ing emp As manager of the Henning hotel) abi here, August K excellent record in Casper and has made many friends by his pleasing personality and his careful consider- ation of his guests. Mr. Bott has had excellent train- for his work, as he has seen | j, service in dining car systems of France and| at the remarkable age of’ 15 years. He entered the hotel business was later connected with the famous | Ritz-Carlton hotel in Paris, France. | In 1907, he was employed by the Great Western Rallway company in England in an important capacity in connection with its dining car and hotel systems. On October 8, 1907, Mr. Bott ar-j rived in the United States. He first locate in St. Louis, where he accepted a clerical position with the Anheuser-Busch company, in whose Leaving there, he went to Colorado Springs and took charge of the Cheyenne Mountain Country club, as manager, which position he filled for four years. of club management and to better equip himself for that work, he took a modern business course at Brown Business College at Colorado Springs. management of the University club of Kansas City and for two years successfully filled that position. In July, 1915, his services were secured by the Denver Athletic club, where he acted as manager for four years. It was through his efforts that the Denver Athletic club was made one of the best in the West. Since he has been in Casper, as manager of the Henning hotel, Mr. Bott, through his excellent catering Sepa YOU ARE Mp Bott, HAS HAD cout WORLD OF EXPERIENCE AS A HOTEL AND FASHIONRELE CUI® MANACER AS WEL RS @ CATERER ms TS COUNTRY Bio EORHE = 7 , has made the om the talk of Bott, has made an | enc |r having taken the leading hotels and and he remained for ay In making a study the | industry,” said Ft. Hudson-Essex Later he accepted the with enclosed ones. of enclosed ones. tive, , Rained by years of experi Wyoming. ace of epicurean desires, the best in the Rocky Mountain Bott 1s a well known Mason, the degrees of the | lodge, Chapter and Scottish Rite and also a member of the El ‘Temple of the Mystic Shrine. likewise a member of the ASK YOUR GRANDFATHER, CLOSED GARS IN ity Made Possible by Big Economics. “Tn the closed car !dea hope of prosperity for the motor car|#" open one, and have the much N. Van distributor “The big business in the|next few years will bo replacing ~open cars “It is a fact that three out of five open-car owners want enclosed cars. That means that the present pre- ponderance of open cars will have to be reversed in favor of a balance “Just that market alone ts going to keep the automobile business ac- and that means that the re- lated lines of textiles, Che Casper Sanday Cribune AUGUST KARL BOTT ate —_————<<ue —_—. Henning dining This is one ber and metal will Ukewise be busy and prosperous. “Since Hudson became a special- ist in enclosed cars, its factory has been operated at maximum speed, and today is turning out more Sup- er-Sixes than ever before in its his- tory in an attempt to catch up with Jebel | 1% He is | Public demand. , Elks and “Let us analyze what the coach is. To the public it is an enc'osed car oF A vell as several high | Rotary club. pre tape ter art ialite veral hig! He is always willing to do’ his|2 88 open car price, To the manu é part-in every way for the good of | {cturer, it is an enclosed car 60 He was born in Bavaria, Ger-| Dart i designated that it can be manufac: many, January 15, 1889. He grad-| Pere tured. in volume under the best uated from high school in Bavaria scientific, progressive assembly methods, with very great economies due to its volume. To the dealer it {4 a car which sells very fast and easily, and which therefore does not pile up various high sales expenses. All down the line, the coach is a product which can be supplied to the customer at an extraordinary price, without the slightest compro- mise in the quality of materials or is | Workmanship. }. me of the great advantages of eae e jenclosed ca ship is that th Hudson Coach Pigalle (eae ties Sacer jing theoretical about that. The iffed-ad columns of the daily rs will prove It. Indeed if this r is taken into consideration, as it certainly should be, the owner jwill tind that he can own &n en- Hes the| Closed ear more cheaply than he can ‘Sant,|Steater service besides. Of course, today.) the original enclosed car must have been purchased at a reasonable price,” A. L. Corder Cc. 'T. Akers CASPER ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 231 East First Street “Across from Central School” Phone 19933 Free Delivery Mazda Lamps Appliance Repairing leather, lum: eS Delivered to your Home in Individual Cartons Noiseless Comfort and Elegance of Design in Beds “Built for Sleep” Complete relaxation, comfort and sound sleep cannot be had in a bed that rattles or squeaks with every turn of the sleeper. In buying a new bed, spring or mattress for yourself or any member of your family, noiseless comfort is as important as size, design or finish, Simmons beds lock firm at the corner posts, Each part clinches solidly and in perfect alignment, four-square, firm, and without the slighest sway, creak or un- steadiness, : ‘They are noiseless, comfortable and ss restful as you could wish a perfect bed to be, but that is not all— Any Simmons bed you select in this store may be had in beautiful wood finishes satisfying your most exacting demands as to appearance, In addition, for every Simmons Bea, there is a Simmons Spring and a Mattress that will positively insure you that full degree of satisfaction you expect. Come in and let us show you our complete display, CALLAWAY'S FURNITURE 133 East Second RUGS DRAPERIES 133 East Second SIMMONS BED SPRINGS & MATTRESSES Built for Sleep October 25, 26, 27, _- THURSDAY -- FRIDAY--SATURDAY Positively Three Days Only Please be advised that this annual event is made possible only because of a.policy of co-operation inaugur- ated by the United Drug Company, manufacturers of the Rexall pracice, to thoroughly familiarize every person with the superior quality of every article put forth under t eir name; a plan of advertising whereby they withhold the millions of dollars spent annually by other manufacturers for magazine space and give it direct to the individual—to YOU—in the form of valuable, desirable, seasonable merchandise. PARTIAL LIST: There Are Many Other Additional Articles FOR SHAVING $1.00 Genuine Gillette Safety Razors TWO FOR __..*_ ° $1.00 Rexall _ Shaving Lotion TWO FOR -..... 85c Rexall Shaving Cream, TWO FOR_- e 36¢e 35c Rexall Shaving Powder, TWO FOR... SOC pt Rexall «86c atcum C ic TWO FOR -....+... FOR THE TEETH 865c Tooth Brushes, quality TWO FOR --....... extra 6e B5e Antiseptic Tooth SK =) Powaer, TWO FOR SOC 50c Klenzo Dental Cream: TWO FOR.. OLC 50c Liquid Klenzo 5iec TWO FOR _ OUR ADVANTAGE IS YOURS The Owl Drug store in Denver has the Rexall agency formerly controlled by the Sholtz stores. This fa- mous line of chain stores is acquiring the Rexall agency wherever possible. In_ talk: Ing with the manager in Denver a few days ago he told me that notwithstand- ing the immense buying power of the long chain of Owl stores and the lines over which manufacturers give them control under their own brand they find the Rexall line gives them a wonderful advantage. He particularly mentioned the Rexall line of stationery and spoke the fact that no other line can compared with it in style, quality and price. Don't overlook the won- derful double values wo of- fer you during this pale. LIGGETT CANDY 1.00 Famous Original Li, Two FOR -..-.+ $1.0: 5e Whole Cherri , TWOFOR 2... £6C 60c Wrapped Ca: 5ic amels, TWO FOR- FOR THE HAIR 78c Harmony Quinine Hair Tonic Two For ....... £6€ 1,00 Septone Hair ‘onic 1.01 26c TWO FOR -.--. 25c Bandoline TWO FOR ---.---. Both Stores REMEMBER This is only a partial list, staple articles on salo not listed here, MY PERSONAL WORD It has come to my knowledge that certain en- vious merchants have circulated the report that these one cent sales are merely a pretense used by us to dispose of old and undesirable stock. This is wholly false. I believe that my word is invio- late, and I hereby tender to you my personal pledge that this sale is being put on with thou- sands of dollars worth of fresh stock received di- rect from the manufacturers during the past thirty days at special prices for this particular introduc- tory method of advertising. Ten thousand lead- ing drug stores throughout the United States are enabled to hold these sales, made possible only by the generosity of such an enormous parent organ- ization. I want to say to you further that no other sale every advertised by any merchant of Casper in any line of business gives to the public such unprecedented actual values in high grade merchandise. W. S. KIMBALL. STANDARD REMEDIES BEST 25c Rexall Corn Solvent —teliable 6e QUALITY TWO FOR -_........ $2.00 25c Rexall Foot Powder— Maximum best known 6c Hot Water TWO FOR _........ Bottle 50c Rexall Kidney Pills— TWO FOR bette: TWO FOR -......., DAC 25ce Rexall Laxative Aspirin $2.01 Le ae tuts 508 26c $00 3 Maximum — Fountain 25c Rexall Little Liver Pills | TWO FOR ...... e —none better TWO FOR ....... 20€ 65c Rexall Milk of “66c TOILET ARTICLES FACE CREAMS FWo FOR _........ OOC| Best quatity; wonDER- $1.00 Rexall Nux and Tron | 44, uke VARUES as Two FOR _ 1.01 Cream—the best and most popular Peroxide Disappear- ing Cream we have 6ic ever sold, TWO FOR 35c_Rexall Throat gargie, TWO FOR. 36c 50c Bronchial Salve( Croup Remedy) ie TWO FOR -........ 35c Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup TWO FOR 36c 85c Rexall Co. Mustard Oint- ment (for. colds) 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter TWO\FOR —,'....¥,'s 6c Cream—the best _lemon 50c Rexall Gran. Effr. Sodium | cream TWO FOR -........ DLC 50c Lemon Cocoa Butter Lotion—a new exceilent prep- aration that has great Cascara dic popularity, TWO FOR ie 5ic 60c Rolling Massage 6ic Special—Extraordinary Cream, TWO FOR_- A GENUINE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR FOR ONE CENT Ours were the first stores in Casper to offer genuine Gillette Safety Razors for a dollar, and we have sold more than a thousand of them at that price within a year. They were a bargain at that price and the public appreciated it. What do you think then, of this never-before-heard-of offer, during this sale only, whereby we will sell you a gen- uine Gillette razor for a dollar and then a second one for one cent. Here is an unprecedented chance for team work on your part. We have a thousand of them for this sale but you had better come early, $1.00—GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR 2 FOR $1.01 Phospate TWOFOR......... DLC 25c Rexall Zinc Oint- ment, TWO FOR-_-__ 26c 50c Rexall Hinkles Tablets—100s TWO FOR -_ HOUSEHOLD DELICACIES f ‘tract 1.00 Fi Shs Beaten pe 36c $1. ne Imported Olive TWO FOR ...... $1.01 40c Grape Jelly TWO FOR . et 50c ka Coff 50e Grape Jam BAC| ten two Fox. Sc 40c Pi t Butter 600 Sore Te Ale] Seo Te teigg You will find many DON’T FORGET The dates of this sale are Thursday, Friday and Saturday, October 25, 26 and 27 POSITIVELY THREE DAYS ONLY THE KIMBALL DRUG STORES The Rexall Stores LEADING FACE AND TALCUM POWDERS $1.00 Boquet Ramee ‘ace Powder — 1.50 Dazira Face Powder, TWO Tord LOL 85c Midi Taleum TWO FOR - 25c Arbutus Talcum TWO FOR --......- 25c Tiny Tot baby talcum, TWO FOR__ 85c Gentleman's Tal- 36c 26c 26¢c cum, TWO FOR ~_-- 36c FINE TOILET SOAPS 25c Rexall Skin Soap TWO FOR - 25c Jonteef Soap Kamons’ TWO FOR_ 25c Kleenzo Shampoo Soap, TWO FOR- 26c 50c Boduet Ramee Soap, TWO FOR_--- 5ic OTHER TOILET ARTICLES $1.50 Boquet Ramee Toilet Water TWO FOR ----- $1.5 26c ata Powder Puffs, good quality WWOrFOR .....--. BOC 85c Powder Puffs, good lity wo For -..-...-. 36C 15c Wash Cloths A_CHANCE FOR TEAM WORK ‘There is scarcely a family in Casper but has use for every article on this list. It affords you a wonderful op- portunity to go in with your neighbor, obtain a good sup- ply and’ split the results. There are no restrictions during this sale, until the suppiy is exhausted. Don't overlook the won- derful Cherry Bark Cough Syrup and the opportunity to replenish your, medicine cabinet with the other stand- ard remedies. Rexall Thront fle is the best on tie market. Obtain a year’s supply of high grade stationery before it is sold out. STATIONERY $1.00. Symphony “Lawn, wee SL OL 50c Lord Baltimore—standard favorite 5ic TWO FOR -.....4.. inet, two FOR BaeOL 50c Cascade Linen, paper TWO'FOR -... Cc 26c . pound