Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 17, 1924, Page 11

_ SEE BEN A LOOK MEANS A LOT BITRUR.45 4 Hom sien On a8 As OMe 3 YOU CAN'T BEAT A LOT IN. CASPER VIEW ADDITION CITY WATER, ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND GA3 $250 TO $450 ‘Terms $25 Down, $10 Monthly—All Lote 40x180 Feet SEE BEN REALTY CO. > ‘ loset, nook; furnace it, Couble garage. price $5,000, $1,000 down. J. . Jones & Co., 163 S, Beéch. Phone 1204. oe D REALTY CO. Modern. homé having four rooms, bath, and breakfast renee on first three ished rooms, laundry Fg eo rooms: in ; furn‘shed or unfur- nished; located on corner lot, east front; pavement: lawn and trees; iso garage. Owner at 612 8S. Lin- coln. YOR SALE—Comfortable home on an acre of land. water, gas, lights and phone, $200 will start you. Ad- dress P, O. Box 692. FOR SALE — Four-room modern house, ¢ivided into tworoom spartmentsa joining bath; present income $70 per month; $600 cash; rent will take care of monthiy pay- ments. ©, H., Banta. Phone 602W. FOR SALE — Fiveroom modern house for $4,650 with $650 cash or will take a good. car as first pay- Be Martin & Phone 2606. . FOR On hie aes 1 floors baitein vin seatuipe, breed in beer furnace heat, ‘completely has garage, located on Thirteenth and CY just oP from pavement; price $7500 wi * 000 down. J. F Jones & {O, 163 . Beech. Phone 1204, FOR SALE — Four-room mocern . extra bu-it- ri pe "OR SALE_HOUSES © | FOR SALE_HOUSES SALE_HOUSES ~ FOR SALE — Fourroom modern house, close in on Grant; hard- Wood’ foors, built-in features, fur- nace in basement, gas range, shades and elegant light fixtures, hi for fastidious, yes finicky people, $7,- 000 with $1.500 cash, two rooms fin. ished in basement. Martin & Christ. janson. Phone 26 $$$ FOR SALE— Only $500 cash will Place you in a four-room home two sleepingrooms, full basement, price. $3,900. Phone 238. Harry Free, The Lot Man. ——$—$$$ $e FOR SALE—$250 will give you pos: session of a good two-room house on the north side. Why pay rent? Home Realty Co., 255 S. Center. Phone 2580. ————— FOR SALE—One of the best homes in Casper for the money, we are Proud to show. you, this place; the first floor has dining |» living toom. kitchen, hallway, two large |bedrooms, and big bathroom with ‘laundry; built-in features of the very best and latest style, hard *| wood floors, and fireplace that is a terms on B. Lamar, Room 8, Smith Block. FOR SALE—Not just houses but real homes in the best residence section; individual in design. well built, finely finished; five and six- brick bungalows; ce and get our liberal terms. Mod- n Building Co., 412 Midwest Bldg, beauty; a full basement that is nice and dry and exceptionally light would make a cozy place to live. This place is located in the best. res- idential district in Casper. nice high lot, has good garage 18x22; all goes a $8,000 including the furniture that cost between n#1500 and $2. noe terms can be arranged. E. H THINK OF IT! $12,500. An absolutely new home, never earage. the kind of a home you want and the price is only $6500 with terms to sult. __. STAFFORD REALTY CO. REALTORS yin a full lot; Phone 708 REALTORS __* 302 Midwest Bids. FOR SALE__HOUSES FOR SALE—New three-room house southeast; full lot, garage; near line; $750 Sad ane Baker Grud Co., Realtors, 133 x Woltecert. FOR SALE—New four-room mod- ern home, large livingroom, two bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom and a large cellar, full’ lot cheap only $3500, reasonable terms. Birns, 233 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870 Realtora. FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE SER MOUNTAIN View first. Lots with water anc gas, $150 to $250 each. Acres, chicken ranches. We witl build a house for you on a small payment down. Baker-Grude Inv. ‘Co., 133.N. Wolcott. Phone 1189, 40 Acre Tract for Sale Three-fourths of a mile from the | city Imits of Casper. This is an ideal site for suburban homes. We need the money, and will sell thia acreage at a recaced price, Yes at a sacrifice price, If interested see Price & McGraugh Room 10 Daly Bldg—Phone 1664W. FOR SALE been occupied the he goat |e 18 1 28 feet; music- room fhe Casper Sundap Cribune ——_ View Suburb to Casper July to satisfied purchasers. tast six months, lines, starting March ydu a home on easy paymen! squvenionces of the. shopping district of Baker-Grude Inv. Co., Selling Agents Phone 1189 133 North Wolcott. INVESTIGATE = _ ‘e bulla and of Casper. Investigate the most liberal building proposition ever offered. After investigation will Syeins anes Rees you move out of the basement, in finance buildings in any part of the city or —_ BAKER-GRUDE INVESTMENT ~ COMPANY Phone 1189 Open Evenings 133 N. Wolcott New five-room brick, now under construction on Fenwa: : r Second, east front lot; this home has hardwood floors throughout: fireplace, full basement with good floors und some partitions set; high windows, a real snappy place; see !t now and have it finished to ault you; only $1,300 cash, balance $100 per month, $6,800 buys this good home of four rooms and bath on first floor; four rooms and tcilet in basement; gas range anc stoves go with house, this is cn corner lot 60x70 feet with dandy trees and lawn, on pavement; priced right on liberal terms, Call and see it at once $6,300 for this fiverdom modern home, near high echool, full basement, with one room finished. $750 down and $50 per month. You can't beat it, $4500 for four-room modern home én 60x140-foot lot on South Kenwood street; new garage; $700 down, balance $50 per month. $4,760 for six-room modern home, corner lot 650x100 feet; two- car garage, trees and fence on bus line, $1,000 will handle,,balance $70 per month. $7,500 buys this three-room modern home on large lot, county hospital; $1,000 cash, It * a real buy. Several good buys in small houses; on very easy terms. Seq us for Evansville real estate. GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CO. Phone 110 Suite 3, Zuttermeister Bldg. REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Buys a 50x140-foot east eat tot close in on South McKinley; one-half block from pavement; excavating completed for home, very libera} terms. $3,500. With only $650 down, takes a good four-room strictly modern home with garage. in southeast Casper just built last fall, a real buy has all the built-in features of a $7,500 home. $1,650. With only $250 down buys a semd-modern three-room house, in southeast Casper, just built recently, very liberal terms. near maid's plete kitchen "with all buittin om ; tures; well equipped bath; two to- This is = real home; fourrocm| lets; this is one of. the mest nearl + strictly modern house, located on|complete homes in the Sie South Beech, walks and nice lawn| house is 36 by 52. If you Porters ears Sree emer in| home where the young folk can Casper for only $6,500 we $1500 eta and have’ plenty of room, ca!) $3,750. ‘With only $500 down buys & beautiful cottage, of three rooms and bath, partly furnished, close in on the southwest side, 50x140- foot lot, very liberal terms * $2,500. With $500 down buys a newly built home with break- fast nook and built-in kitchen cabinet; on a. 44x180-foot lot; near park in southeast Casper, terms liberal. cash, balance monthly. are bite for a good home ieventigals A real home and income on South ‘Poplar, consisting pf a four-room modern house on finest of lot. two- rédom house in ere rene. ay $25 per month, double garage 01 60x140 feet; price ret 500 with #1) coo cash and $50 per month. A fine home on E, irth street with five rooms on first floor with two fniished rooms in basement, all the convenience that a fine home can afford; completely furnished: throughout; price $7,500 with $1,000 cash balance easy. present rental $100 per month. They ain't patting: else but. Just listen — room house on United street only $800 hardly a half block off bus line, only a block and al half from school, gas, lights’ and water; good level lot 254x132. Where can you beat it. Phone 203. FOR SALE — Fourroom modern house with three-room & Christian- son. Phone 2606. YOR SALE—At a bargain, new es FOR SALE—A five-room modern home on East Second, for $9,850 with $2,000 cash; this lot is worth fine corner 90x150, Martin & Christianson. Phone 2606. ¥OR SALE—By owner large three room house, bath, built-in fea- tures. small payment down balance monthly, located on bus line. 923 S. Washington. eres FOR SALE— Handsome new home of five rooms, nicely finished; hardwood floors and modern up: Stairs, five finished basement rooms, with private entrance, bul't-n fea- tures throughout and cozy fire-} Diace, nice full sized lot, completely furnished with new furniture _lo- cated in east part, price Soke with reasonable terms. Call R. Kamon, 242 E. Second. Tel. 702. YOR SALE—Well built. three-room house; southeast part; water, lights and gus; Duflt-in “features. | $1,650 eary terms. Inquire 229 S. Washington. FOR @ALE—Tworoom house fur: ished or unfurnished, clothes closet pantry, water, lights and ‘Ss, cement walks, garage, chicken house 560x130 foot lot, fenced, cheap on terms, 1827 Locust. WHO THREW THAT BRICK? ‘Taint no brick It’s a bargain; that beautiful stucco three-room ra a South Conwell street. the ce, it's tog to mention. Cail 20m, cheap for appointment and see this o7:: Grude Investment Co., Real- rs. Phone 1189. For SALE — Four-room house, two finished rooms in the barement, east front. on South street; price $7,000; $1.500 balan: | cash; on | Bi Block. » SEE THEM SUNDAY Representative on Premises TEN. NOW READY - ONE SOLD REAL HOME FEATURES: Open Fire places. Tiled Baths. Hardwood Floors. Breakfast Nooks Firepropt Garages. Roomy Closets. Furnace Heat. Laundries. Modern Builders Co. f Better Homes bal Midwest Building Phone 735 tour Bn ter, and ‘ights with four fin- ished roms in basement, east front; | FOR SALE—Four-room good Lamar. 60x140-foot lot, | terms D pint 2214. EB. B. Room 8, Smith Block. —— FOR little home, balance easy price is | right. Owner, Postoffice Box 195. [a eee FOR SALE— By owner, six-room, modern house two two-room apartments in basement, also three room modern cottage on rear of the lot, one-half cash. 1218 S. Ash Se ASH STREET, reac ta DOWN. A chance to get into aes, neighborhood with very little money and easy payments. Three-room modern house, with two basement |rooms, with separate entrances and ge; east front. fine building lot; $5,000 and $¢0 per month pays balance. Inquire 1821 S. Spruce, at north side door. No agents. price $3,150 good terms oe. Phone 2214. E. B, Lamar. Room 8, Smith SALE—$200 down buys nice Chestnut, cheap for cash. wear ueny ink: BS ‘Call 1463W and ask for Thayer. FOR SALE—Two east front lots on Howard street North Casper, reasonably priced for cash; Phone 1256W. FOR SALE—East A stréet bargain business corner, special pice for cash, See owner, 245 8. Conwell. Phone 6065, Community Extension. Call Marcy 1130 for appointment. FOR SALE—Contract on. city prop- erty, about $1,900 will handle, 20 per cent off near Standard refin- ery. P.O. Box 611. FOR SALE—Two lots in North Casper close to school, price $600 terme; sinc ae lot on South’ Jack- gon, welonaee , terms. J. F. Jones & Co, Phone 1204. FOR TRADE good Clark, Powder River, FOR TRADE—Modern nice look- ing and well sized corner lot, furnished, or larger prdperty, price $3,000. R. Kamon, 242 E. Second. Tel. 792. « FOR SALE OR TRADE — Store ee with fixtures for grocery ine living | garage, everything modern. 615 S. rooms in rear; will consider auto- mobile in trade. 114 N. Center. WILL SELL OR TRADE—Equity in large house, suitable for board- ng or rooming, well furnished, ‘ono of best locations in Casper; consider ch. FOR TRADE—A-1 shack on ranch; wil trade for Casper property worth from $5 to $15. Tribune Box B-322 FOR TRADE—lLet’s trade. I have lots also house, want good light car. Postoffice Box 195. MONEY TO LOAN MONEY to loan on improved Cas- ral Agent. 518 Consolidated Roy- alty Big. Phons MONEY to loan on improved Cas- per real estate. Homé Realty Co., 255 South Center. Phone 2580. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR LBEASE—Thirty car’ garage. Phone 1412R. FOR SALE—Beauty parlor equipp- ed for marcelling and shampooing, doing nice business; §750. B-313 Tribune. $1,650. With only $250 down buys a dandy little two-room house in eant Casper, on 40x132-foot lot, will take good touring car as part payment; terms very reasonable. * ee crea ‘Two Grocery Stores invoice. Close in to Center street, real bargains, make us an offer; long time leases. $3,800. With $800 down buys a neat fourroom home with-bath, in west end of city, all built-in features; a very pretty home; near ‘school. $3,200. tive- With only $500 down buys a completely furnished mocern room home with all built-in features; a good garage on a 50x140- foot lot, a real buy. i, te t what you want here give us a ring. We have in Be Ea tie esa and spaxeaent house sites. We also have many itions. Se god ya Les tot in the iesiive section of the new town of Snyder, Wyo., at a agcrifice, $200 cash takes this lot. WESLEY GROOMS REALTY CO. Suite 6, Over Campbell ‘Hardware Store—Phone 2364 BUSINESS CHANCES LOST-AND FOUND FOR RENT — Furnished barber good location. Inquire Yel- Cash Grocery, 618 W. ¥ Phone 562J. FOR SALE—Confectionery fixtures HY bs Me Rete $125 per month, iding, good location, peat D, Wyatt Hotel. LOST—Love bird, finder please re- turn to 263 East J or call 671W and get reward. Mrs. 8. C. Hill. LOST—B'ack fox fur, near Man- hattan cafe, reward if returned to 317 Midwest Bldg. PERSONAL vat Oe owner, diningroom poolrogm, chair, all in one building, will poll - all together or separately; might consider teasing. Phone 2016W2. FOR SALE--Eleven-room rooming house, furniture and lease, also a 6006 BLOOD tablets are safer than 2606; money back guarantee; price ; particulars ‘free. Welch Medicine Ee Atlanta, Ga. MADAM J. REA KEYS, ordained spiritualist, gives private readings daily; will answer no questions over telephone. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. Private parlors. Wyatt Hotel, apart- ment S. Phone 2609J. Beech. CAPITAL SEEKERS. Put your project before 470 Can- adian brokers and bank managers cont is trifling under my plan; de- tails free. Amster Leonard, First National Bank Bldg. Chicago. INCOME PROPERTY MADAM Wender, wonderful read- er; the lady with the wonderful power; tells past, present and fu- ture. Call and consult her on any affairs. 450 S. Durbin. Hours 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. OUR office is open evenings anc Sundays to accommodate people who find it inconvenient to talk over their business during the day. Look over our advertisements and find out what you want and call on us. Western Realty Co, P. & Bldg. Phone 2490. FUR! FUR! FUR! lel furs and alter them into the latest style, gt very moderate prices. New York Fur Co., 1778 Broadway, Denver, Colo. MADAM_ Wonder, woncerful read- er; thé lady with the wonderful power; .tells past, present and fu- ture. Call and consult her on any affairs, 450 S. Durbin. Hours 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. LEGAL NOTICES OWNER will sell real home and income proposition on Lincoln; five rooms first fioor, oak floors; conveniently arranged. five basement rooms that can be rented furnished; garage on bus line. Call 15713, no agents. INCOME PROPERTY. Sixroom modern house with five rooms in basement and two-room house in rear, close in location on North Grant and now renting for $150 per month; priced at $6.500 with $1,000 cash and balance at $100 per month including interest. Home Realty Co. 255 S. Center. Phone 2580. LOST AND FOUND D—License plate No. T-1069; same by calling ing for this ad at Tribune and pa: NOTICE a the Stockholders $s Sop tired TATE OIL COMP. Paseant to the Rea: of the Company, you are hereby notified For results tr} a Tribune Classr fled Ad. m.|the NE. corner of said Section 24 R.| feet to cor. no. 2: that the annual m of the stockholders of the PIRE STATE OIL COMPANY will be held at the office of the Com- pany, Room 410, Midwest Refin- ing building, in the City of Cas- Water $200, $10 down, $10 per month, | Pet: State of Wyoming, at_ten lode. pacncay to one pes y, Feb-| 4, for the none atielacting. a Board of Di Directo: je ensuing year, and to trate ny and all other business ta Atal to the Company which may come before said meeting. Il: stockholders are requested to have recorded any stock which they hold, and to advise of any change of address. D. A. CURTIS, President. R. J. CONNER, Assistant Sec- retary. Jamestown, New York, February 7th, 1924. Pub. Feb. 12, 18, 14, eg 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 19 po Bi 2 Pts Lo Sa NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo., February 4, 1924. NOTICE is hereby given that David Fraser, of Casper, Wyom- ing, who, on April 10, 1919, and Saye 6, 1520, made Home- stead and Additional Stockraising Homestead entries Nos, 017681 and 017682 for Hd. SW% Sec. 6, NW Sec. 7, T. 359N., R. 76 W., and Ad. Hd. SW4NEX, sw, W%SE%, NE%SE% Sec. 7, T. 35N., Range 76 West, 6th Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of in- tention to make final three-year roof to establish claim to the land above described, before United States Commissioner, at Casper, Wyoming, on the 15th day of March, 1924. Claimant names as witnesses: Archie Evans, Pat Leach, Tom Murphy Ben J Beauchamp, all of Casper, Wyoming. B. J. ERWIN, Register. | Pub. Feb. 10, 17, 24; March 2, 9 1924. —__. CONSOLIDATED NOTICE FOR} PUBLICATION 1 Department of the Interior, U.| S. Land Office at Douglas, Wyo- ming, February 6, 1924. The following named en’ en have filed notice of their intention to make final proof upon their homestead entries before the Unit- ed States Commissioner at Casper, Wyoming, on the 12th day of March, 1924: Alfred B. Shipstead, of Casper, Wyoming on Homestead entry, Serial 013412, allowed August 26, 1919 for S% Sec, 21, T. 35N., R. 81W., and on Additional Stock- raising Homestead entry, Serial Thence S. 12 d E. 1500 feet to cor. no. 3; Thence S. 78 degrees W. 600 feet to cor no. 4; Thence N. 12 degrees W. 1500 feet to cor. no. 1, the place of | beginning. Independent No. 6 Beginning at cor. no. 1; Whence the NE. cor. of said Sec- |tion 24 bears N. 73 degrees 58 minutes W. 4305° feet. N. 78 degrees E. 1500 feet to cor. no. 2; Thence S, 12 d es EL 600 feet to cor. no. 3; Thence S. 78 degrees W. 1500 feet to cor. no. 4; Thence N. 12 degrees W. 600 feet to-cor. no. 1, the place of inning. Independent No. 7 lode. Beginning at cor. no. 1; Whence the NE. corner of said Section 24 bears N. 65 degrees 9 minutes 25 seconds W. 2873.90 feet; Thence N. 78 di 1500 feet to cor, no. 2; Thence 8. 12 degrees FE. 600 feet’ to cor. no. 3; Thence S. 78 degrees W. 1500 feet to cor. no. 4; Thence N. 12 degrees E. 600 feet to cor. no. 1, the place of beginning. Inde-' 2 (far. Roa Fipn— 024112, allowed March 30, 1920 for Ny waeee 21, T. 35N., R. 81W By Curtis Service Bureau, 6th P. Conservative in every line is this tO Thomas Thompson, | “snifled brick Colonial house of Talleck Johnson, Orin Teige, and|the Semi-detached type, Whether Clarence Enberg, all of Casper, Wyoming. heodore Bhipsteed) of Casper, Wyoming, on omestead entry, Serial 013638, allowed October 28, 1919 for W% Sec. 17, T. 35. R.'81W., and Additional Stockrais ing Homestead entry serial 029800 allowed September 7, 1921 for NW% Sec. 20, T. 35N., R. 81W., and on Additional Stockraising Homestead entry, Serial 030377, allowed December 10, 1921 for SW% Sec. 20, T. 35N., R. 81W., 6th P. M. Witnesses: Thomas Thomp- son, Talleck Johnson, Orin Teige, and Clarence Enberg, all of Cas- per, Wyoming. B. J. Erwin, Register ear Feb. 10, 17, 24; March 2, 9, 1 —_———___ MINING APPLICATION NO. 028264 MINERAL SURVEY NO. 527 - U. S. Land Office. At Douglas, Wyoming, January 19, 1924. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the Act of Congress, approved May 10, 1872, Cecil Bon, whose postoffice is Casper, Natrona County, Wyoming, has made application for a patent for 1500 linear feet on the Independ-| ent; Independent No. 2, Independ- ent No. 3, Independent No. 4, In- dependent No. 5, Independent No. 6, Independent No. 7, and Ind indent No. 9 lodes bearing tos, with surface ground 600 feet or less feet in width, situate in Casper Mountain (unorganized) Mining District Natrona County, State of Wyoming, and described in the plat and field notes on file in this office, as follows, via: Independent lode. Beginning at cor. no. 1: Whence the NE. cor- ner of Section 24, T. 32 N., R. 80 W. of the 6th P. M. bears N. 36 degrees 54 minutes W. 1899.9 feet. Thence N. 78 de- grees E. 1500 feet to cor. no. 2: Thence S. 12 degrees E. 600 feet to cor. no. 8: Thence S. 78 de- grees W. 1500 feet to cor. no. 4: Thence N, 12 degrees W. 600 feet to cor. no, 1, the place of be- ginning. Independent No. 2 lode beginning at cor. no Whence bears N. 68 degrees 32 minutes 37 seconds W. 2037.52 feet; Thence N. 78 degrees E. 1500 feet to cor. no. 2: Thence S, 12 degrees E. 600 feet to cor. no. 3: Thence S. 78 degrees W. 1500 feet to cor no. 4: Thence N 12 degrees W. 600 feet to cor. no. 1, the place of be- ginning. Independent No. 3 lode beginning at cor. no. 1. Whence the NE. cor, of said Section 24! bears S. 81 degrees 59 minutes 80 seconds W. 3207.70 feet:) ; Thence N. 78 degrees E. 600 Thence S. 12 degrees E. 1500 feet to cor. no. 3: Thence S. 78 degrees W. 600 feet to cor. no, 4; Thence N. 12 de- grees W. 1500 feet to cor. no. 1, the place of beginning. Independ- jent No. 4 lode, Beginning at cor. no. 1; Whence the NE. cor. of! said Section 24 bears 8.85 degrees 50 minutes 27 seconds W. 8835.78, feet; Thence N, degrees E. 600 fest to.cor. no. 2: Thence S. 12 degrees E. 1500 feet to cor. | no. 8; Thence S. 78 degrees W.| you are building as a home or as an investment, you will make no mis- take in selecting this plan. -There is nd gingerbread orna- Ment to get out of date, For orna- ment, the house depends entirely upon excellent proportiona, and the g004 design anc, balanced placing of such elements as the pleasing, unas- suming porches, the correctly de- signed dormers, and chimnéys: Even the Colonial twelve light windows, symetrically placed, become a decorative element, with thelr headed courses of brick and their binds and shutters. The home- builder has a wide range of choice in selecting the color of brick and the stain for the shingle roof, if he does not choose slate, coppered zine. One of the most-often desired fea- tures of a two-family house is that it shall not patently appear to be other than a single residence—in fact, zoning restrictions often make this imperative. This design meets that requirement admirably. Each apartment has five rooms— Nvngroom, diningroom and kitchen down stairs, and two bedrooms and bath upstairs. In addition, each has Thence } Th interesting’ PAGE ELEVEN pendent No. 9 lode. Beginning at cor. no, 1; Whence the NE. corner of said Section 24 bears N. 30 de-- grees 59 minutes 57 seconds W-. 2457.16 feet; Thence N. 78 de- Fee E. 1500 feet to cor. no. hence S. 12 degrees E. 540 feet to cor. no. 3; Thence S. 78 de- grees W. 1500 feet to cor. no. 4; ence N, 12 degrees W. 540 feet to cor. naw 1, the place of begin- ning. Va. N. 15 degrees 30 min- utes E. Containing 163.222 Ss, and forming.a portion of the SE% of Section 18, the N%% of Section 19, and NW% of Section 20, Twp. 32 N., Range 79 W. of the 6th See ge meridian. Said ren ing recorded in vol. 8, 143, 144, 145, 146 and 147 of th the Records of Natrona County, State of Wyoming. Adjoining "claimants none. . J. EB 'N, Baer ag space, with private stairs leading to it, an@ each haa its awn heating, laundry and storage space in the basement. Especially noteworthy. ts the absolute privacy attained for each family—each has its own porch and entrance, its attic, and its outside and inside basement steps. Tho little points of interior design that appeal to the housewife seein all to have been included in this desirable home. There is vestibule, coat closet, fireplace, broam closet, clothes chute, and an outside-icing refrigerator. Each bedroom has two closets for hanging clothing. Among the convenient built-in items in each apartment are a pair of Col- onial corner China closets (ivory enameled lke the six-panel Colon- ial doors and the delicately moldea trim) kitchen dresser and work table and upstairs a tray case, lin- en case, linen case and medicine cabinet. All of theese are standard stock permanent furniture in Colonial de- signs, which are produced in quan- titles and are reasonable in cost. The dimensions of the building are 89 feet by 21 feet 3 inches, ex- clusive of porches. It is a design suitable for the most exclusive neighborhood, and the interior in- corporates conveniences and beauty its own share of the ample attic! for the most fastidious occupants. PARIS, Feb. 16.—Turn about is fair play. The little frocks for the young girl which have had mottoes in French embroidery upon them now have mottoes in English. One designer has “All's well that ends well,” and similar remarks in white on navy frocks. PARIS, Feb. 16.—Tassels, which came in with the Chinese mode, have now reached shoes. Among the unusual pumps. shown here to- day is one of black suede, with two tiny gold tassels on the vamp. LONDON, Feb. 16.—Powder blue, now worn by a number of stage favorite is immensely popular. One powder blue hat was made striking by little black ostrich tips upright around the small brim, lke tiny black pine trees. NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—More and more the trim little cloth frock in- clines to tie at one side of the waist ine, near the hip. Many such frocks have a string belt that goes only half way round the waist. EXTENSION OF FINANCE MIO 1S IMPORTANT 10 STOCKMEN OF WYOMING CHEYENNE, Wyo., Feb. 16, Passage by congress of the Warren bill extending the life of the War Finance corporation is pf great im- portange to Wyoming stockmen, to whom the corporation has loaned $9,500,000, states IL. O. Challman, manager of the Wyoming Stock- he agency 600 feet to cor. no. 4; Thence N.|men’s Loan company, t 12 fast t2 W. 1500 feet to cor,|through which the corporation func |no. 1, the place of beginning, Ins|tions in this state 2 ‘dependent No. 5 lode. Beginning} “The War Finance corporation at cor. no. 1: Whence the NE.| has been of tremendous assistance cor, of said Section 24 bears S.|/to Wyoming during the last two 84 degrees 46 minutes 56 seconds years,” said Chatiman. “Now we W. 4480.94 feet; Thence N. 78 can plan for an additional 21 degrees E. 600 feet to cor. no, months ,of this assistance,” SETTING THE STYLES NEW YORK, Feb, 16.—Many of») the smartest spring top coats have no pockets or belts on the outside, There are ribbons inside to hold the ‘coat from too much flapping when unbuttoned and there is a dinky. little pocket generally ining. PROSECUTION IN SHERIDAN CASE I THREATENED State to Take Action In Toy Affair If County Fails. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Gov. Willam B. Ross Commissioner of Lav M. C. Feb. 16. — and State Enforcement Wachtel are closely watch- ing events in Sheridan county, where the resignation of Frank R. Toy from the office of sheriff te cently followed summons to him to appear before the governor to an: swer charges of drunkenness and bribery. Decision regarding whethcr the state shall take further action. in the county, it is stated at the capitol, will rest upon the course of Sheridan county officials. Should a grand jury be sum- moned at Sheridan to consider the charges against Toy, it will be the first time in years that such a body has convened in a Wyoming county, it is said the capitol Mrs. Cowan,’ the or woman member of parliament in Australia, status. frilled, In the’ oa 4 ae ee