Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 23, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE WOMAN'S. PART [steer I POLITICS {6 TOPIC AT CLUB Business and Profes- sional Women Hear Several Talk. ‘The regular meeting of the B. & P. W. club was held at the Henning hotel yesterday noon at which time Miss Olive Barker presided. Miss Lorraine Winslow very interesting talk on “Women in Politics” taken from an article by Mayme Ober Peak and which ap peared in an issue of the Outlook magazine. She stated that politics truly affects the boys and girls schoo! lige and in turn their fam- fifes. She then discussed the pledge of the National Woman's party which {3 as follows: gave a “Believing in government by the People, for the peuple, I will do my best r inform myself about public qu ons. the principles and Polici c litical parties, and the qualifications of candidates for which I am entitled to vote. Second: To vote according to my conscience In every election at which I am entitled to vote “Third: To obey the law, even if I am not in sympathy with all its provisions, Fourth: To support by all fair means the policies I approve. “Fifth: To regard my citizenship @s a public trust.” Miss Edith Davis made a very in- teresting talk on “The National Wo- man's Party.” She discussed the measures used ky Alice Paul, its chairman, by “ch she managed to keep the suffrage issue a live one all through the war when the whole nation was thinking of what. w happening in Europe. Miss Paul was urged constantly during the ‘war to turn her energies comple tely to the furtherance of the war but she never lost sight of the purpose of the National Woman's party but worked with untiring energy to. wards its accomplishments, Miss Sarah Lee Anderson, was secretary to Alice Paul, tional chairman of the party from 1918 to 1921, gave a very interesting sketch of the life of Miss Paul. In 1914 Miss Paul or. ganized the National Woman’s party. She had one object in view, that of securing suffrage for a!l women In the United States by an amendment to the United States constitution. A great many, people think that in order to be a suffragist and a leader in woman's affairs, she must be masculine in actions and appear- ance. Miss Paul completely refutes this {dea. One of Miss Paul's able assistants In the suffrage campaign and who deserves’ a great deal of credit was Inez M. Boissevain. In 1920 Alice Paul was successful in having a marble bust of each of the three suffrage pioneers, Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony, placed in the main rotunda of the United States capitol. Up to this time there had been only one statue of a woman ac- corded the honor of being placed in the national capitol, that of Fran- ces Williard. Miss Paul 1s now di- recting her efforts toward an equal rights amendment to the United States constitution Dr. Harned favored the club mem. bers with two vocal selections which were enjoyed by all. It was announced that several of the members were giving a waffle party Sunday afternoon from 4:30 to 7:30 at Miss Wrensted’s studio in he O. & S. bui'ding. sata sek NE In the 24 years that its pension system has been in operation the Pennsylvania ratlroad has paid out $32,187,868 to its retired employes. who na- Woman's Is Kindled With Savings CEDAR RAPIDS, March 23.— After withdrawing his entire life savings of $2,075 from the bank, Frank Harnish, 46-year old labor- er, purchased a quantity of “fire water.” built a fire at the curb on a downtown street and started to burn bundles of $20 and $50 bt The prompt interference by po- Ice prevented Frank from having a $2,000 fire. When arrested he protested that “he had a right to burn his own money.” Ho ts charged with intoxication. Pied sal) at oo Eberstein Will Address Lutheran Men’s Club Friday (Contributed.) H. W. Eberstein will address the Lutheran Men’s club at thelr next regular meeting to be held Friday evenin April 4, in the Heninng hotel banquet room. He will de- velop the subject—“Christianity in Business." The wonderful spirit of the brotherhood of man is taking ‘oot deeper and deeper into our American business institutions. The corporations of today are extending industrial re'ationship to their em ployes to a greater and ever increas- ing degree. This fraternizing be- tween the managers and the work- men gives to men a voice that is heard and reckoned with in a peaceful and orderly manner and is of untold value to the company, to the employe and to the consumer. Men are not only given a voice in the running of the business but they are also given an opportunity to share in the profits. Surely this is brotherhood. H. M. Newland, H. E. Guthrie and Jeff Love will again be on hand to reception to be given for the 'T. B. Uber in May. Visitors are welcome. 13 DEAD IN RAIL CRASH AT MOSCOW MOSCOW, March 22.—Thirteen persons were killed and 16 others seriously Injured when an express train left the track and overturned near Tashkent, due to malic'ous tampering with the ra‘Is by parties unknown, Investigation proved a de'iberate attempt to wreck the train, Tashkent is capital Turkestan. eS The cultivation of sugar beets in England last year showed a marked advance, ‘the total acreage being just double that of the previous year. Rev. of Russian oo At one of the largest watch fac- tories in the world, 50 loaves of new bread are used up each working fay for cleaning the delicate parts of watches Re Che establishment of “labor courts” to dea with a kinds of labor aad industria! disputes is being con- sidered by the government of Czecho-Slovakia. sie ey Lady Cromer, wife of King George's new lord chamberlain and a sister-in-law of Mrs. John Jacob Astor, is considered one of the most beautiful women in England. ————___. Dolls which cost from $10 to $150, are popular among the smart women of Paris, A celebrated actress has a collection of two hundred of these costly playthings. With Broadway at Her Fost The iatest beauty to take Broadway off its feet 1s Genevieve Tierney dove), appearing on the Century Root. You can’, blame Broadway. render several delightful musical! numbers. Plans will also be made for the Classified Rates dwo cele per wud we NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENT& Five average words used as yf estunat! a line “SLACKFACE HEADLINE | will be chargud the space of ‘aad charged advertising will be peoeed “eet Lins irrespective of: the number of wurds. CURRECTION OF CLASSIFIED aD Re. ' ‘fhe Casper Daily ‘ribune will pot be respoasible for more than one incorrect meertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than one time. Ericrs not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real va:e of the advertisement wili be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVH days af‘er insertion. No repubilca-| Saesal 7 dom will be giv 4 tention w: en a received over the ~ THLE- Tribune office hefure 10:00. Want, Ads received after 10:00 te 12:00! . m., wall be inserted under che| Bead “Too Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE MENTS Must be accompanied by casi of check in fuli payment of the same. |Note the foregoing inr*ructions ‘about counting the words and the Fate per word for the Casyer Daily ribune. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—A meat cutter that un- derstands groceries and can de- jliver, who knows city. Phone 642M. | MEN over 18 willing to travel; make secret investigations; re-| ports; salary and expenses; experi-| ence unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former government detective, St. Louis. FIREMEN, _brakemen, beginners $150 to $250 (which position?) Railway Box B-407, Tribune. WANTED— Two neat appearing can tween 10 and 3 Sunday. HELP WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Women to paint lamp shades for us at home, easy plea- sant work; whole or part time. Ad- dress Nileart Co., 3541 Ft. Wayne, Ind. WANTED—£xperienced alteration lady; none others need apply. The chs Co, | HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE TYPISTS—Adi materially to your } income by typing authors’ manu- scripts; free detailed information on request. R. J. Carnes, Authors’ Agent, Tallapoosa, Ga. ——— WANTED—Men, women and child- ren’s hair cutting 35c Under Grill Cafe. WANTED—To get in touch with a Mando'a a Mandocello and a Mando Bars player. See Moore at 631 S. Melrose after 5 p. m. SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN wanted for nent work. 306 O-S Bldg. etait A fa aie ni SALESMEN making $1,000 month. ly;_you can too; electric signs $20. Write; free sample offer. Flash- tric, 2124 Hudson, Chicago. WANTED— Experienced advertis- ing saerman by old established house; manufacture large line road signs; ga'vanized iron, board and tin; all year round useful advertis- Jing novelties; exclusive — territory; liberal commissions; expenses ad- vanced; give age, height, weight; three late business references. Ithaca Sign Works, Ithaca, N. Y. —$$<—$—______ an SALESMEN — Experienced; make $10,000 per year selling and or- ganizing sales force to market our specialty; liquid asbestos roof coat- ing; direct to consumer. The Amer- fean Oil and Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio. SALESMEN—Rxperienced — col'ec- tion agency man to develop and supervise prospective salesmen; proposition goo¢. for $6,000 to $8,000 year'y; full commission -paid daily pn receipt of business; also big monthly bonus; only ten states: are open: wire or write your application with woferences immediately. Tlli- nols Adjusting and Finance Corp, 22 BE, Van Buren St., Chicago, 1! perma- SALESMAN— Wholesale house es- tab'ished fifteen years offers at- tractive opportunity to man with sales ability, guaranteed merohan | dise, effective advertising, success- fu'ly sold by drug, dry goods, hard- ware and general stores. A. F. Gib- son, Mgr. Dept. 461, 1922 Buclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. AGENTS WANTED SELL “‘Fashion-wear’ _sty!'sh shirts; factory to wearer; popular prices. exclusive patterns, profits Cally. Write for free samples. “Fashion-Wear” Shirts, 1200 Jack- son, Cincinnati, Ohio. i WONDERFUL discovery; charges batteries in ten minutes: Gallon free to gents. Radiolite Co, St. Paul, Minn. MEN wtih ambition, industry and sma’l capital can make more money selling Rawleigh's Quality Products direct to consumers in Fremont county or other Wyoming counties. We teach and keep assist: , ing you to make practically every | family a steady satisfied customer. give age, occupation, references. W. T. Rawleight Co., Dept. 359, Fr port, Ii. ‘PY DD ASSTID OUNGIL B 423 B]iNse1 20g : eee on will be made when the erm jah be Casper @unbdav Cridune AGENTS WANTED NOW you can make ing Mary Rose froc! wearer; charming $10 daily sell. to ‘ke—factory 2 sions da‘ly; StyleArch Shoe Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. AGENTS—Make $10 to $20 daily, selling small kitchen necessity; over 200 per cent profit; sells rapid- ly everywhere to nine out of ten women; new plan es sales easy. Premier Mfg. Co., Dept. W-2, De- trolt, Mich. DIAMOND sensation at last! Amaz- ing Ciscovery of Rajah a startles jewelry world, $100 weekly introducing these magnificent gems: sample case free. Write quick. =| Co., Dept. A, » N. C. AGENTS—Make $500 month selling electric Lghted vanity cases; every woman buys; commission ad- vanced; we de‘iver, collect, Spang- ler Mfg. Co., 160 N. Wells, Chicago. ———. AGENTS — Guaranteed raincoats, $3.95 to customer $100 weekly alyo full line; pay advanced; we deliver, free coat. Hydro Rain- coat Co., 3510 Polk, Chicago, pees Tt tt ites a Neca wii OE $25 DAILY, automobile and rain- coat free, take orders $2.82; union made raincoats. Eastern Raincoat Co., 913 Roosevelt, Chicago, AGENTS—$25 daily taking orders for Ford clutch contro!; some- thing Henry forgot: big profit; ad- vanced ‘commissions: we (eliver col- lect. Peramid Co., 6014 State, Chi- cago, POSITIONS WANTED OFFICE work, experienced, medi- cal, real estate, insurance. Box B.405, Tribune. ———— WOMAN with two children wants position as housekeeper for batch- lor or widower. Phone 1329, ————— REFINED American woman wishes work by day or hour, housework. and miscellaneous. Phone 1414. FILIPINO wants genoral work. Box B.410 Tribune. house ——————— “\€OMPETENT woman wants work by day or hour. Phone 1002J. ———— REFINED widow wants position as housekeeper in home of widower; good references. Box B.402, une. SERVICES OFFERED CHICKEN dinner. 30c; best home cooked meals in Casper. Busy Bee, 163 N. Wolcott or 616 W. Yel- lowstone. —— WANTED—Bundle washings. Eagie Hand Laundry. Phone 22423. —————$$— HARPER methoc, scalp treatment, for falling hair; shampooing, mar- “|celling:; home appointments. Mrs. R. Colby. Phone 1665M. WANTED — Bungalow garages, concrete work, repairs and altera- Uons; plans and specifications free; work ———— MARCELLING and bob curling, 75c; home appointments. 641 CY: OUR SPECIALTY, rough dry, best in town. Call Snow White Hand Laundry for service. Phone 705M. —$—$—$—$—$———— DRESSMAKING, first class. Called for and delivered. Phone’ 449R. —————— LADY wants plain sewing and al- tering to dv by the day; can give references. Box B-406, Tribune. CALCIMINING and painting, smal’ jobs; work careful‘y done. Phone 1860J. ————S WILL do crocheting of any kind; prices right. Inquire at 923 8. Poplar. MARCEL and bobcurl, $1. Appoint- ments at your home. Call 850J, between 11 and 12 a. m. ——<—$_— ss, FOR PAINTING and Calcimining, call phone 1556W. ——— WANTED—Automobile to repair; work guaranteed. The Service Garage. Phone 839J. 1046 East C. Residence Phone 1145J. ———— REPAIRING, remodeling or con- tracting on any class of buildings. Chas. O. Prill. Phone 1527J. es LACE curtains cleaned; also silk underwear; a'so all kinds of gen- eral house c’eaning; prices reason- able. Phone 1584]. < ee NEW and old floors dressed and sand papered. Phone 376W. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES BETTER USED FORD CARS FOR LESS MONEY Bug — naw =~---- $75 Runabout +--+ -- ~~ --- $100 Runabout, starter - ..-_$145 Runabout Runabout, Uke new —--_.__$350 noone ee - -- $225 Touring ween ee eee--— —--- 50 Touring ------—--._____$145 Touring ‘Touring, Uke new —-.___$350 Sedan =-~-$400 Coupe ~———-—_-.--___-_$350 Truck - $200 EARL C. BOYLE, INC. FOR SALE — Ford coupe, 1923 model, driven only 4,000 miles; in excellent condition; sell cheap, part cash and terms. Phone 699. FOR SALE— One three and one- half ton Patriot truck; will sacri- fice for immediate sale; good truck- uld double his money in thir- ty cays, Apply 615 Oil Exchange. FOR SALE—Maxwell club sedan, Ford sedan, Ford touring, Star roadster; or will trade; easy pay- ments. Western Realty, P. & R. Bldg, Phone 2490, FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES Used eo PRICED RIGHT—TERMS - 1923 Buick Four sedan, new paint; Sood tires, good condition -_$1.050 1923 Buick 8 touring, overhauled: 1922 Buick Six touring, good condi- tion ----$700 1919 Buick Six touring -.____3175 1920 Buick Six roadster, good paint, good condition ~.____!-______3376 1923 Ford sedan, lke new —_$475 1922 Hudson, seven passenger $600 1921 Light Six Studebaker sedan, eefan ween enn n------+--------- $800 SEE THESE BEFORH YOU CASPER BUICK CO. 132 N. Wolcott Phone 2260 FOR SALE — Immediately 1923 Ford roadster bought last fall and in storage most of the winter; paint and condition new and per- fect, price $290; a bargain. Phone 2679W. FOR SALE—At reduced price, Su- perior Chevrolet, high delivery and utility express chassis. Wyo- ming O'dsmobile Co. USED CARS CHEVROLET COUPE, 1923 bag 550 CHEVROLET COUPE, Superior, for --.-----. eae nnnn===-~-- =! gocd as new ---...._..______ $625 FORD COUPE, good shape, 1923 PONG. nn cre anne $425 FORD SEDAN,’ seat covers, over. hauled -.--.. 2+ -----------$300 FORD SEDAN, good as new, 1923 model $500 ‘Trib-| gat FORD TOURING, early 1922, good shape wo =~ -- $200 DODGE Commercial -.._... $350 LIBERAL TERMS Wyoming Oldsmobile Company 442 East Yellowstone FOR SALE—Double the Ife of your battery with Ever-ready; charges battery while you wait; guaranteed or money back. Art Gaylord, 240 8. Wolcott. Midwest Service. Phone 701W. ——$—$—$<—_—<_______._ FOR SALE—1917 Chevrolet tour- ing, $90; will trade for Overland or Ford. 1105 8. Locust. USED CARS BEST BUYS IN TOWN 1923 Nash Touring Seven passenger, good tires $900 1922 Buick Touring Seven passenger, good condition $900 1922 Ford Touring Five passenger, like new, $325 1922 Nash Four Touring Good condition, $650 - Dodge Bug Good tires, $250 Dodge Commercial A real good buy at $250 Chevrolet Delivery Truck worth the money $325 Ford Touring Worth the money $125—Look it over, Ford Bug Just right $150 Nash Truck One-ton These cars are all reconditioned and ready to go. Come on boys get ready for, that fishing trip it will soon be re. Open Evenings and Sundays NASH CASPER MOTOR COMPANY 138 8. Kimball—Phone 1818 FOR SALE—1922 Ford roadster, cheap. 246 S. Center. FOR SALE—1923 Chevrolet coupe. Good condition; a buy at $450; some terms. Phone 2343W. FOR SALE—Always ready battery charge, charges batteries while you wait and doubles the life of battery; guarantees new battery the | Ufe of the car. Midwest Service Sta- | ton, 240 S. Wolcott, Art Gaylord. FOR SALE—1921. Dodge tourin; has good tires, extras, bumper, | motor meter; car in excellent condi: tion; wil! trade for Ford or sell out- right. Patterson’ Oakland Co., 540/ E. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—1919 Ford chassis un- derslung, starter and Atwater | Kent ignition; 1 real bargain; must Sell at once, Fnone 540M. ] FOR SALE--Ford one-ton truck, in good condition, see this truck and make an offer; leaving town, must sell. $40 W, Twelfth. Phone 230M. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES Donse Brotners foll bargains: 1 Hoffman ins- Eeeticen hae © lke ae BR ee ne > 3 600D USED CARS water $5; 1 Detroit Jewel gas range with high oven and glass in door cost $120, sale price $30; 1 wal- nut dining room suite consisting of Car buffett table and four chairs, late Way hess New oer style, Itke new which cost $178, sale anda Price $100; 3 brass beds cost $22, Car Department but sale price $7 each; 1 Hoover vac- the same policies govern uum sweeper, good as new $25; 2 both. There aren't two white enamel dressers with 24 by codes for two classes 30 bevel plate mirrors $15; floor of customers. The man lamps, brand new for $16. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David Phone 249. ee Sanaa FOR SALE — Round Oak Chiet consideretion Le opg boke turea, Phone 26987, | SS" SE FOR New high class furniture with peaees of renting new five-room Good Values "134° W. Tenth Street for Today— used good ‘Most complete the coed tice pig you Med used furniture in the city, mat- it. You wil find some excep- | tresses remade like cal five en- tional values on our floor a few Price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., OC" which \ are):lated Delow—, 1355 Ww. Yallowntone Phone astts, a eee ONO REIT DODGE BROTHERS. FOR SALE—Porcelain tap kitchen 1923 Business Coupe, platform table $7.75; sanitary couch $6.75; fpring, spare tire; in good con- |new oak duofold at $43.50; wicker dition; driven about 10,000 miles | duofold ,$35: walnut finish Cresser Stross: ee ~-----~---$850 [at $19.50: $50 blue and sam, six- piece t set at $20; used — Business ee ae eee child’s crib at $6.75; beds $3.50; at BEER RAST LW springs $2.25: mattresyes $2 and up; j Veneer Cressers at $4.25; four hole 1922 touring, cook stove, gas attachment $19.75; high hood; five good | tires, completely." over. | Gay bed and pad complete sitae, hauled | -----------_--- $635" | unfinished .gaieleg tables; at $8.25; 1921 three passenger coupe; 6x9 tapestry rug $16.80. 8-3x10. large Westinghouse shock absor- ,TUsS $12.50; Armstrong's heavy bers; five good tires; first class [Print ‘Unoleum at $1.25 per yard. condition at ---.--.-------$550 | Hunter-Gal Co, 241 W. Firat. a, Phone 986J. ey oa FOR SALE—Walnut dining table, 1923 four cylinder touring: is good as new, reasonable. 1320 equipped with front bumper, | BoxelCer. motometer, hood ant radiator = = cover, Gabriel snubbers; five GENUINE NAVAJO RUGS ood tines cia 2 8800 For sale. 717 S. McKinley. Call bs mornings or evenings. ; FORDS. ny FOR SALE—One white enameled Hoosier kitchen cabinet, cheap. Inquire Service Warehouse, 144 W. Firrt. Phone 2710. MISCELLANEOUS ‘WANTED—Good home in private family for 2% year old girl, state charges and details in letter refer- ences exchanged. Box B-403, Trib- une. I 1921 touring: just repainted; the tires are good and motor in A-1 condition; new top and side cur- tains ....-.-..--------—-- $200 Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY 131 E. Fifth Phone 724 ‘While We Are Showing the Latest Models in New HUDSON — ESSEX [POR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS 1755NJ. At the Arkeon This Weel Phone ee _ OFFICE desk space completely fur- nished with telephone, very rea We Want You sonable. Room 6, Zuttermeister To Know That We Are Putting on a Sale of USED CARS At Our Salesrooms At the Corner of McKinley and Yellowstone ———————— FOR RENT—Store rooms on East Second street, excelent location. 426 E, Second. Phone 1963. PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ET( FOR SALE —No. 14 cabinet Vic- trola wtih excellent collection of records, also set of trap drums. 735 8. McKinley, ey FOR SALE—New Brunswick with 95 recorcs, alsq@ parrot. 153 } Durbin. It win Pay You to Investigate WANTED—TO RENT / R. N.'VAN SANT MOTOR 'waxrep TO RENT — Room by TRUCK & CAR SALES kee Phone 1406 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—Your old coal range or heater’ in exchange for a gas Tange or heater. Phune 1086. ==: WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton ~ mong 5c pound. Apply Tribune urner ofl stove and o! WANTED TO BUY— furniture. Phone 2075W. paid for pte; hand furni- ture. Brooks 660 East H. Phone FOR SALE—One new ivory willow | 1648W. bassinette $22; mahogany tea cart | ————_____ ¥ 1335 i. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more with serving tray $18. Highth. Phone 1733W. for coa! ranges. heaters, dressers, | duofolds, all household goods. Phone FOR SALE—Equlty in city proper- | 1086. ; will give liberal discount for ANTED TO BUY. ty; pephee Rograe Oe ya) Kae paheeoné hand furniture. “If you WILL sel! reliable building and have anything to trade or exchange. loan stock at a sacrifice, Joe Phone 249 Harned Furniture Co., Bll, Tribune. 234 8. David. ola EE. Gi Se oat ake east SR FOR SALE—Several typewriters in WE PAY highest cash price for first class condition. United Jew- _ Jewelry, gold crowns and bricges, elry Shop. 249 S. Center. Watches, diamonds, silver and pat- inum; money promptly wired or FOR SALE—Restaurant fixtures, mailed; goods returned if offer re. complete. Inquire at Coffee fused.’ United States _ Smelting House, Gienrock, Wyo. P. 0. Box Works (The Old Reliabie) Dept. 100, 217. Chicago. | WANTED TO BUY— Good recond hand brief case. Call at Brodie Rubber Co., of 715 8. Grant after p. m. —$—$$— POULTRY PERCE CIO GS Po a SE A A FOR SALE—Second hand tires, 30 by 3%, 31 by 4, 33 by 4. 316 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—National cash _regis- ter; five gallon coffee urn, ten wire chairs, ten counter stools; gas hot cake plate; single oven coal ho- tel range; all in good shape. Phone 2016W2. —<—<$—<$$ FOR SALE—Wnhite Leghorn setting eggs, $1 per setting. Green, Mid- west Height or Box 1501. FOR SALE—Small 539 S. Grant. FOR SALE—Lawn fertilizer, per load. Phone 1499M. a aa FOR SALE—Two Simplex Jacks: 15-ton; one Boomer; one anvil, 150- Pounds; one combination vice; one Perfection oj! stove two bufner; at half price. Call 1728 East First. COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. O. Box 1102, Denver, Colo. We can fill your order for any quantity of Baby Chicks; 17 varie les, standard bred. We have the! largest und only electric hatchery | n Denver, capacity over.10,000 per week. We guarantee live delivery | and prepay parcel post. Write for} wices and full particulars, chicken house. $2 FOR SALE — Large, white baby y, used ly a fe ths. | ised only afew montue| ROOM AND BOARD ee —— FOR SALE—Adding machine check BOARD anda protector: iron’ safe, practicaly ™9 be Pee Hehe rotect i , four men, close { new; Sell cheap for cash or terms. ,, "0M 3 oe aap mew: ell jine. 924 8. Spruce. Phone 11277, IT'S “Great Stuff” hand eeaner, ROOM and board for two sirle Gr married couple. You'll say so too. A. E. Lunceford, pyoatried, distributor. Phone 139R. East H. street. $$ FOR SALE—One folding desk and chair, dark oak, slightly used, half price, also 50 theater chairs, Box B-408, Tribune, 110 N. Jackson. | —____ For results try a Tribune nea, in Classi- _—__ RENT—Large front s'eeping- ‘ieee adjoining bath. 725 8. Ash. ———————— rt FOR RENT—Nice'y furnished base- ment rooms, het and cold running water in room, shower bath, out- side entrance, first house south of Chandler filling station, also gar age. 213 8. Park. ————— FOR RENT—Very desirable sleep- ingroom, in good location, on bus ine. Phone 1435. FOR RENT—Nice, rcom, next to Dath, 8. Grant. Phone 1564J. FOR RENT—Nice'y furnished front bedrooms, close in. Phone 2425. —<—$<— $< FOR RENT—Modern front becroom for one or two gentlemen. 225 8. k. ——————— ee FOR RENT—Nice furnished room, in new modern home, on bus line, 335 E. Eleventh. Phone 2385W. ——— FOR RENT — Bedroom, adjoining bath, $5 per week. 304 N. Jack- son. fi SE ae ROOMS at the Antlers, exclusive, moderate, gents. 616 8. Wo cott. FOR RENT — Nicely furnished sleepingroom, adjoining bath, in new home, few steps from bus line; private entrance privilege of laun- dry. Phone 1952J. 1134 S. Beech. LARGE well furnished room, next to bath, private entrance, close in. Inquiré 615 8. Durbin. ———— FOR RENT—Furnishea room. 433 8S. Park. FOR RENT—wNice front sleeping- room, adjoining bath, private en- jtrance: 510 S. Park. Phone 160J. FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom, two blocks from bus line. 843 N. Jackson. Phone 746. FOR RENT — One sleeping room close in; reasonable. 745 East Fourth. Phone 1639M. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, adjoin- ing bath, c'ose in. 713 E. Second. FOR RENT — Modern furnished room for one or two gentlemen; beard, close by. Phone 817i. FOR RENT—Desirable room ad- joining bath, strictly private fam- fly; sultable for one or two gentle- men; cose in, on two bus lines. 616 W. Tenth. Phone 2766J. “ARE deh cor hee a FOR RENT—Front sleepingroom, steam heated. close in. Phone "1022. $45 B. Third. FOR RENT—Furnished room in’ a modern home; steam heat; priv- flege of bath. Phone 613N. 643 8, Beech, FOR RENT--HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Housekeeping apart- ments; one block from bus lin everything furnished. Phone 1266. FOR RENT—Two rooms an¢ bath, 725 8. Ash. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 913 8, Poplar. FOR RENT—Housekeeping room, with gas range, sink and bath, employed couple preferred. 544 9. Grant. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping; private en- trance. 232 N. McKinley. FOR RENT—Housekecping apart, ment,-one block from bus. line, everything furnished. 340 N. Jef- ferson. Phone 1265. eee FOR RENT—Large room furnish- ed for light housekeeping. bath, lghts. gas, telephone. 118 8S. Wash- ington. Phone 768M. cOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Jackson apartments, two-room apartments, furnished: — eee FOR RENT—Newly furnished mod- ern apartment, on pavement and bus’ line; gas and lights furnished $40. 1207 East C. Phone 1499W. FOR RENT—High c’ass three-room unfurnished apartment. well lo- cated. Call 2268R. ——<_—____. FOR RENT— Three-room strictly modern apartment, birch finish; fine location. Phone steam heat; 74k. , —— FOR RENT—Five rooms an¢ bath: large porch, but't-in features. one block north of Kenwood; bus at ° ‘Twelfth and Jackson. we jackson, 1055 S. Jack, FOR RENTOGbe Do FOR RENT—Closo in on Park; 4- room unfurnished apart: ; Phone 101M, mia pierced FOR RENT—Modern apartment: 4 large rooms and bat . nished. Phone 1468.) te Untur: FOR RENT— Three-room modern 1214 EB, strictly unfurnished apartment. First, Apartment 4, FOR RENT — Nicely furnished, modern apartment with private bath, $60 per month, cl 2 or eae close in. 231 ————————— FOR RENT — Two.room modern apartment, unfurnished or fur- nished. 1216 EB. Fifth on bus line, near pavement. FOR RENTOEDOI FOR RENT—Exce'lently furnished three-room apartment, team heat; tile bath; located 622 South Grant. Call 1618 or 2197R. FOR RENT — Unfurnished four. pea, gaodern apartment; steam at; adults. Milne. é Erniitly App'y 918 B. FOR RENT— ‘Very nicely furnish four rooms a bath, apeaeia built-in features. 249 g. Fenway. FOR RENT—Thre, furnished or unfurnt ment apartment. four-room unfurnished base- 759 CY, rear. FOR RENT—Two-room apartment in basement house, $30 per month. 304 N. Grant, FOR RENT—Four rooms well fur. nished, bath, gas and lights fone nished. #03 S. Grant, reasonabie, furnished of modern S ta