Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. ‘ fhe Casper Sunday crinune * SUNDAY, MARCH 3 THE STEEL TRAIL” A Continued Story Novelized from Universal Photoplay; Read It in Tribune Every Sunday See Picture at Wyoming CHAPTER THIRTEEN “BETWEEN TWO FIRES” Bruce and the girls, shaken, bruised but otherwise uninjured, picked themselves up to survey the wreck of the c car on the ssstie banks of the river below. The Za the wreckage a into the not beaten awn by four ) sight, and the en- “Load up a lot of the ties down there,” he instructed. “Take “em to camp, get more wagons, and move the carload in!" The driver nodded briefly, and fe to. During the af- ternoon Bruce superintended the work, and the ties, rescued from the splintered car, reached camp. Work on the tracks resumed with a rush. Colonel Armstrong, in ‘the mean- time, was facing another trouble. Dayton, one of his principal backers, had refused to pay his assessment toward building the road, the imme- diate cause be'ng that his son Ralph had not been left in charge of the road. “Then I'll sell your stock,” an- nounced Armstrong: Dayton grinned. “Try it; no one will buy itr" he retorted. Bruce, entering the office, heard the last remark. “I'l run up to San Francisco with it,” he stated. “I know where to raise money on it.". Dayton frowned in anger, but it was too Inte to interfere. “Ta better go,” announced Judith. “They can't spare you here on the gob, with only three days to finish work.” Bruce agreed, and wrote the girl a brief notation as to what she was to do. Ralph Dayton, hovering near, watched the proceeding sharp- ay. The following day saw work pushed at breakneck speed on the road, while Zabel prepared a new coup. He and Ralph had several conferences; Ralph was placing a set of men, chosen by Zabel, on part of the work. Soon Bruce found that the new men were delaying work. and, Investigating, discovered that the operator of the steam shovel was “stalling.” In answer to the engineer's instructions to “snap it up” the operator spat out an oath. For a moment a fight seemed immi- nent, but Bruce, over-awing the big operator, started him to work again, and succeeded in speeding up the gang. “There won't be any delay for lack of money as we hoped,” said Ralph, and he explained Judith’s mission. Zabel smiled. “Maybe Miss Ju- ith won't get bac! he remarked. HAWLEY POST WILL BE ~ HOSTS TO EX-SERVICE MEN AND THEIR LADIES The Hawley post of the American Legion will be hosts to all ex-service men and their ladies tomorrow night at the Odd Fellows hall. Mvery Cas per ex-service man, whether a mem- ber of the Legion or not, is cordially invited to be present. Entertainment will be furnished by the Apollo club quartette, Miss Ruth Parmer, and Mortimer's or chestra. The Apollo club is well known, not only in Casper, but to the entire northwest, as they have broadcasted their pleasing harmony through the radio from Casper sev- eral times. Miss Parmer never fails to please music lovers, and has agreed to favor with solo numbers. e, which follows the musi- popu will « » evening. There shments, through- TO BANQUET FRIDAY AT THE HENNING HOTEL The Men's club of Grace English Lutheran church will meet Friday, April 4, at 6:30 p. m. in the banquet room of the Henning hotel. A good Program has been arranged for this meeting. H. W. Eberstein will address the , who is ations Dep: ment at the Standard Oi] Refinery here. It is the purpose of this de- partment to place all indus lems before the management a men in such a light that each shall have a proper insight into the wh situation, thereby insuring the two a fair and square deal. The position eccupied by the speaker makes him of the In well qualified to speak on the sub-| Ject assigned H. M. Newland, H. E. Gu Jefe I rends ve several numbers. All n bers should be pres this meeting in order delightful me > Iron rusts more rapidly when wetted, because the water contains ®o large a proportion of oxygen, some of which combines with the fron, and forms an oxide of tron, which js rust. Bruce, in the meantime, standing in the cut, was watching the re- newed work, when the steam shovel operator, smarting under his recent |rebuke, became possessed of an evil dea. Seizing a pick standing near by, he hurled it at Bruce as he stood before the steam shovel with his back turned. The missile fell short, |but Bruce, whirling around, tripped. |In q moment he was picked up, with a pile of rock and debris; by the giant shovel, and lifted high in the air. Over the lump car it poised for a moment; then with a clang !ts trap pened. and ithe engineer, with a swirl of dust and rock, was dropped into the waiting car. The engineer whistled a signal, and the car start- ed down grade, To the dump ft sped. then the au- tomatic trip tripped it, and its load slid down the incline, the half-un- conscious eng:neer rolling amid the debris squarely to the feet of Ralph and his sister, who were standing talking before the drift pile. With a scream of horror Helen picked up the bleeding engineer, Boyd recov- ered under ministrations, then turned sharply to Ralph, “Don't you hire any more men until I see them,” he ordered. Meantime, at San Marcos, Zabel's henchmen awaited the arrival of Judith, The limited arrived, came to a grinding stop beside the puff- ing work train on the parallel sid- ing, and Judith dismounted, pro- ceeding at once to the station to tel- ephone Bruce of her arrival. Outside Zabel’s men waited. Judith, fin- ishing her telephoning, saw them through the window and uttered a gasp of d’smay. Running from the waiting-room, she accosted the men on the work train, quickly informing them of thelr plight. The men helped her aboard and started the train toward the construction camp as Zabel's men hurried around the corner of the depot. The trio whirled to thelr horses, and started down the tracks in pur- suit of the car. Boyd, in the mean- time, riding in from camp, heard the work train, and, from the cliffs, saw Jud'th on the flatcar, and, as he looked, beheld the trio catch up with the train and swing from their horses to the car. Judith saw them, too. Slowly she worked ahead on the train, the men following. Then the clatter of wheels caused her to look down. ‘They were on the trestle. On came Zabel’s men. Judith, seizing the money satchel, decided on a last daring maneuver. Qu'ckly she leaped from the car, dropping sixty feet to the river below, as the train whirled on with the astonished thugs, (To Be Continued.) | Classified Rates| Two cents per’ word or ten cents AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. © average words used as a basis of estimating a Mne. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two advertising wil! be irrespective of 2 CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS, The Casper Dally Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than one time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the rea! value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. ‘TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TE , but we cannot guara: acy CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified proper- must n the Casper Datly ribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a m. will be insertec. under the head “‘Too Late to Classify.” OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE. MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or check in fu'l payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Two experienced Max- well mechanics. Casper Motor Co., 230 W. Yellowstone. Phone 909. ’ANTED—Barber, only No. 1 man need apply, good money for good A. Armstrong, man. Lavoye Wyo. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted. Examination Carper, May .3. $1400 2300 yearly. Experience unneces- sary. Full particulars free by writ- ing G. W. Robbins, Civil Service Expert, 671 Burchell Bidg., Wash- ington, D. C. WANTED—Family on near school man to mcve improved farm on highway. Lusk, Wyo. consoildated district; timber and springs HELP WANTED—MALE FIREMEN, _ brakemen, $150 to $250 Railway Box HELP .WANTED—FEMALE WANTED—Two girls to work in a soft drink parlor. 220 W. First. upstairs. WANTED—Ladles to enroll for the evening class tn ladies’ tailoring and dressmaking, Monday evening, March 31, hours 7 to 9. Keister Col- lege. 628° E. Second. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE » beginners (which position?) B427, Tribune. WANTED—Men, women and child ren's hair cutting 35c. Under Grill Cafe. WANTED—To get in touch with a Mandola a Mandocello and lando Bars player. Moore at 531 S. Melrose after 5 p. m. WANTED — Experienced collector with car, must know cit and furnish bond; commission only. Ad- dress Box B-425, Tribune. ‘TYPISTS—Add material’y to your income by typing authors’ manu- scripts. Free detajled information on request. R. J. Carnes, Authors* Agent, Tallapoosa, Ga. SALESMEN WANTED WANTED—Salesman, good, live, energetic man, experienced in the electrical appliance business. 121 E. First. Phone 1993J. SALESMEN! LET THERE BE LIGHT! This was God's first command. We let in the ght on the clean- est, the biggest. the finest “line-up” for the public as well as the sales- men. AND THERE WAS LIGHT! Sufficient for some of our sales- men to earn $5,000 a month. Why not you? WE CAN SHOW YoU HOW! P. O. Box 957, Kansas City, Mo. SIDE LINE—C. E. Erickson Co., Inc., Des Moines, Iowa, leaders in the best in advertising are open to place with a Mmited number of sa'esmen in Wyoming. their new cgarette, match and ash receiver auto spoke set on a side-!ine basis: brand new, never been shown, sam: ples ready next week: worth a dol- lar of. anybody's money. If inter- ested send 50c for sample and sell- ng outfit and get in on the ground floor while it’s new. Write today. AUTOMOBILE and raincoat given free for recommending our union made $2.82 raincoat. Eastern Rain- » 913 Rcosevelt, Chicago. SALESMEN—Agents, don't waste this opportunity; get line up now with the largest and finest cus- tom shirt house catering from coast to coast and making a strictly in- dividual cut and made-to-measure shirt at ready-made prices, over 150 exclusive patterns; material, fit and vorkmanship guaranteed; no bunk when we say our men earn from 185 to $125 weekly in commissicns. Ve are originators; act now. For particulars write to Le Monarque om Shirt Makers, Inc.. 182 Fifth Ave. N. ¥. SAL 1 ‘SMEN making $1,000 month- ly; you can too; electric signs, $20. Write Free samp’e offer, Fiarh- tric, 2124, Hudson, Chicago. SALESMEN—Experienced collection agen man to develop and super- vise prispective salesmen; proposi. tion good for $6000 to $8,000 year- ly: full commission paid daily on recelpt of business; also big month ly bonus; only ten states open. Wire or write your application with ref- erences immed'ately. Illinois Adjust- ng and Finance Corp., 22 E. Van Buren St. Chicago, Ill: RADIO AGENTS—Make money rell- ing ‘ong Cistance radio seta and supp jes. Write quick. Midwest Ra- dio Co,, 800 Main St., Cincinnati, Ohio. SALESMAN—Wholesale house es i fifteen years offers at- opportunity to man with ; guaranteed merchan- ise, effective advertising, success- fully sold by drug, dry goods, hard ware ! stores. A. F. Gib: Mer., I 461 1922 Euclid Cleveland, Ohio. AGENTS—$50 a week taking or- ders for Thomas guaranteed ho- siery 27 different kinds, latest spring styles and colors, your size in free outfit. Thomas Mfg. Co., Mill 6771, Dayton, Ohio. MEN wtih ambition, industry and smal capital can make more money selling Rawlelgh’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. Rawlelght Co., Dept. 359, Fr port, I! NO PEDDLING—No canvassing, make $3,000 to $15,000 year; strict- ly high grade; wonderful opportu- nity; business waiting everywhere; customers come to you; your own business; no stock or equipment to buy; asrociated with one of great- est industries. Write quickly Nat- fonal System Automobile Painting, 220 East Warren, Detroit, Mich AGENTS—Make $10 to $20 daily, felling small kitchen necessit: over 200 per cent profit; sells rap- idly everywhere to nine out of ten womeft; new plan make sales easy. AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—$25 orders daily taking for Walton double wear shee etteeee to wear- er; swe deliver. Wal- ton-Duplex Co., Brooks Bicg., Chi- cago. , SELL . sty!sh shirts; ‘to wearer; popular prices. exclusive patterns, profits cally. Write for free “Fashion-Wear” Shirts, 1200 Jack- son, Ohio. NOW you can make $10 daily se!l- cater; chariatag. wpelug. styler: wearer; c ing ler: quick sales. The Rodasi Co., 406 Rodasi Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio. $769.10 COFFMAN’S sales first two weeks: town 2500; sensaticna’ ‘bot Kettle Corn Popper, costing $57.50; shipped on trial. Talbot Mfg. Co., St. Louts, Mo. STYLISH shoes direct from factory to wearer; simple and quick seil- ing methods; profits large, commis- sions daily; real salesmen wanted. Style-Arch Shoe Co., Cincinnatl, Ohio. POSITIONS WANTED "See aaa Ghee ray a Lod . oll ‘and legal work. Phone 1425R. MAN and wife wants house clean- ing and day work. 1225 Buriing-| Reech, ton Ave. Phone 776J. EXPERIENCED calored lady wants cooking and general house- work. Ask for Pearl. Phone 645J. YOUNG lady wants office work, half days; typist stenographer or can handle own correspon ence and take charge of small office. Call 2788W after 4 p. m. SERVICES OFFERED WANTED—Boarders and roomers; good bard. 163 N. Kimball. Phone 2420W. MARCELLING an¢ bob curling; 75 cents; home appointments. 641 CY. Phone 1572J. ER method sca'p treatment. for falling hair; shampooing, mar- celling; home appointments. Mrs. R. Colby. Phone 1665M. CALCIMINING and painting; rmall jobs; work carefully done, prompt Phone 1860J. CALL Brooks for house and office | cleaning, windows and rugs. Phone 1879J. MARCEL, shampoo vioet ray and facial. New Marcelle Shop 845 Eart A. Phone 1405W mornings and evenings. building and repair work L. D. Letsinger, contractor and builder. Phone 1975M after 6 p. m. FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES USED CARS ‘We operate a first class repair shop, paint shop and top shop. We have ready for sale 18 extra good cars. We are offering gcoc values. It will pay you to stop here, Stephens Six Coupe Four passenger, like new; bargain. Maxwell Coupe Two passenger, late mode! Maxwell Sport Touring Nice shape, late model. Maxwell Roadster Late 1922 model Dodge Touring Late model, extra good shape Dodge Touring 1920 model, good condition Oldsmobile Sport Nice shape, bargain Studebaker Special Six Good condition Chandler Touring Seven passenger, extra good shape Buick Six Winter top, bargain Chevrolet Touring 1922, model, good. condition Ford Touring Extra good, like new Ford Roadster Late model, good shape Our used car department will at all times give the buyer good yalues. CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 on place; A-1 proposition to proper| Premier Mfg. Co., Dept. W-2, De-|——— party, Box B-421, ‘Tribune. troit, Mich. FOR SALE—1921 Ford touring, in CLERKS, railway mail, 1886; ex | DISTRICT MANAGERS WANTED. mah top? gterniae See “asper, May 8; $133 per| Appoint local agents for us in| shield; tires and chains; wome tools A For | your locality; no canvassing or de-| $159 for quick sale; I'am leaving r (for-|livernig $100 week'y easily made:| town next week. 212 & Hentons tr 1794| commissions advanced. Bob Russe'l, ethan ; , D. C.]2303 Archer, Chicago, 11. FOR SALE—1923 Chevrolet coupe. Goo n on; y t | ME er 18 willing to travel;| DIAMOND sensation at last! Amaz-| some aon Phone vaste. anh | secret investigations; re-| ing discovery of Rajah Gem|—— |ports; salary an¢ expensen; experi-| stares Jewe'ry world; $100 week!y|FOR SALE—One Nash touring: ence unnecessary. Write J. Ganor,| introducing these magnificent gems: been driven sixteen months, A-1 former guvernment detective, St:]sample case free. Write quick. Ra-| condition. Phone 2370. Louls. Jah Co., Dept. A, Salisbury. N. C.| ROOMS RAILWAY postal clerk’ examina-] WONDERFUL discovery; chargos| FOR SALE—1023 Jord roadster: tion May 3, start $133; spectmen| batterles in ten minutes, Gallon| driven 2,600 miles, paint and gen: i gaeedons tr Write quick, Colum-|free *o gents. Radlolite Co, Bt. bug Institute, Coluinbus, Ohio. eral condition perfect, price §290, a bargaln. Phone 2670W. f FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES 1923 Buick Fou: touring sedan, looks and drives like new --$1,050 1922 Buick Six seven passenger touring exce'l¢nt shape $825 1928 Buick Six touring, new car guaranteo $800 1922 Buick Stix roadster, ideal car for the fishing trip --. -$440 1920 Buick roadster, good concition, good paint ~---$370 1922 Hudson touring, new tires and car in A-1 condition $750 1922 Packard single elx, overhaul- ed and ready for the road, a good buy at --$600 Other Bargains in Proportion CASPER BUICK CO. 132 N. Wolcott FOR SALE—Olds Eight touring, 1920 model, good condition. 250 N. Apartment 5. FOR SALE — Slightly used Star touring, finish, tires and uphol- stery perfect, spare tire, motometer, ete.; easy terms; big discount. In- quire 933 Howard. FOR SALE—Double the life of your battery with Ever-ready; charges battery while you wait; guaranteed or money back. Art Gaylord, 240 S. Wolcott. Midwest Service. Phone 701W. FOR SALE—Ford coupe, 1923; is Dopse BROTHERS DEALERS SELL GOOD USED CARS Our Used Cars are s0 consistently good be- cause we handle no- thing but this kind. Good Values for Today— DODGE BROTHERS. 1923 mo¢el business sedan; disc wheels, five good tires ~.-.$850 1923 model business coupe; tires are good and car In A-1 condi- tion mechanically; is equipped with platform spring ---.-$850 Late model touring with high hood, completely overhauled; tires are good ~----.------$625 1921 three pasrenger coupe is overhauled and in good condi- tion: large Westinghouse shock absorbers woe nee --- 2 -- == F500 BUICKS 1922 model Buick Six touring; good condition; repainted ..$650 FORDS. 1924 coupe; good as new, with spare tire --_-------.-----$550 1923 coups tires show only ight wear; the paint is good anc moter in A-1 condition; an exceptional va‘ue at Others Not Listed Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY 131 E. Fifth Phone 724 SBE NER Sat ge FOR SALE OR TRADE—1922 Max- weil sedan, 1922 Ford sedan, 1923 Star roadster, 1922 Ford touring car. to sell on easy payments or will trade for anything of value. Western Realty, P. & R. Bldg. BETTER VALUES IN USED FORD CARS Bug ------------------------$75 Runabout wo------------ $100 Runabout ----------------$150 Runabout -~~~-------_.---$350 Touring ----—------~------3$50 Touring --~---------—---$200 Coupe --------------------$250 Domne). sansa EARL C. BOYLE, Inc. ESSEX COACH Disc wheels. Bought new last summer and run iess than 6000 miles; never had any repairs and does not need any. Spare tire never been used and original tires fn excellent shape. Cost including disc wheels and chains was $144 Sale price $900. Inquire at T! Kumpf Motor Car Co. Phone BROKE and 1,000 miles from moth- er, I must get home and will ac- cept best offer for order good on the purchase of a new Ford. 221 W. First. and a bargain. Phone 1089J for tn on Sunday or call at 318 Bldg. Phone 2210. SALE unredeemed. 249 8S. . FOR SALE—Young pet ferret. must dispose of at once, Phone 2416R. WANTED TO BUY — WANTED BUY—New and usec furniture oe all kinds. Hunter- Goll Co., 241 W. First. Phone 986J. FOR RENT—ROOMS ———————— FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, 518 EB. First. FOR RENT—Modern room, two meals if ; business woman only. Phone 2353NM. 650 Lind. coples | FOR RENT—One sleepingroom with FOR SALE—2.000 feet 8%-inch 32.| office. pound one run casing, In A-1 con- dition. P. O. Box 512. FOR SALE—Coaster wagon, brand new, will sell cheap. 612 S. Lin- in. FOR SALE—Adding machine check protector; fron safe, practically new; sell cheap for cash or terms. Phone 699. FOR SALE—$1250 worth of Moose bonds, 90c on the dollar. 7 per cent interest. Call C. Johnsen, 121W if interested. ry singers, few females, reasonable price, leaving town. 314 8. Durbin. FOR SALE—Two incubators, one set double harness, one single har- ness; three burner of] stove and an 3 i ; = : : 3 : 2 FOR SALE—Reed baby buggy. 261 East H. FOR SALE—White sewing machine almost new. For particulars in- quire 143 N. Kimbal’, Apartment 1. FOR SALE—A_hemstitch machine. 643 E. Second. Phone 280W. FOR SALE—9x12 seam!ess Axmin- eter rug. good condition. Call 2523R. —_—<—$<$<<—<—— $s FOR SALE—No. 55 Bennett Bake oven, used 1$ months, ship from Scottsbluff. F. C. Titus, Buffalo, Wyo. FOR SAI prot ir, -LE—Check tector, good as new. Call evenings. 1236 Wal. nut, FOR SALE—One cabinet maker bench set of carpenter tools. Call a’l day Sunday, 728 East C. penises i ded cstacriata set FOR SALE—Pool room equipment, three tables, cues balls, etc., might trade; 12 horsepower gasoline engine, practically new, snap; three cash registers at less than manu- facturer’s cost; four marble top tables. suitable for ice cream par- Mae eae E. K. Schmitt, 221 W. irs FOR SALE — Walnut m set good confition, ary aaa le. 1320 S. Boxelder. eG BA ee a privil- ese renting house. 719 Badger. Phone 2119. . FOR 5S. ———— FOR SALE—Ful! nize, large brass bed, Sealy. mattress, De Luxe springs, nearly new half price. Cal. Ideal Apartment A or Oi! Exchange Barber Shop. ” 134 W, ‘Tenth Street Phone 2680 FOR SALE—Most complete line of used furniture in the city, mat- tresses remade like new; five en- amel front gas ranges at half the price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., 826 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. ———— WILL buy your equity In sedan Ford, Maxwell, h ‘set-| 236 E. Midwest. Tel. 2515. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS | .. g00d store room and basement, price $125 per month. Call 1529R, FOR RENT—Desk and office space, very desirable location; price rea- sonable, Phone 2325. FOR RENT—Desk room in office with a private office in connec. tion. 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 2210. POULTRY n iver, capacity over 10,000 per week, We guarantee live delivery and prepay rite for wices and full QUALITY chicks, eggs, fifteen and frame, cook stvve, heater; hot alr heating plant, four basement windows. 833 Elm. Chas. Richards. ROOM AND BOARD BOARD and room for six boys in jodern home, walking distance. N. Grant. Phone 1215MJ. BOARD and room, nice large front room for two; next to bath; home cooking, private family, three and one-half blocks from Center. 426 E. First. FOR RENT — Room in modern homo; also board. 329 S. McKin- ley. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—To gentlemen, front bed room close in. 225 S. Park. FOR RENT—Very desirable sleep- ingroom, in good location, on bus line. Phone 1435. FOR RENT—Desirable room, next to bath, with private entrance in. Phone 1958R. 530 Beech. FOR SALE—$25 bridge lamp $17; inlaid $28 Windsor rocker $18; Unoleum 75; printed Mnoleum 75c Square yard; sanitary couch and pad $9; 45-pound cotton WANTED—TO RENT WANTED—By lady employed, fur- nished room with davenport or a day bed, good neighborhood, reason- ab’y close in. Box B-429 Tribune. PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ET( FOR SALE—A slightly used Baby Grand plano in rich mahogany; taken in trade on a Duo-Art from one of Casper's finest homes. rare bargain at $475; terms to suit your convenience, Phone 1745. The Murfc Shoppe Inc., 238 E. Second. patel Ait Lice ane alae octal by FOR SALE— Phonograph, phone type, mahogany; good as new with about forty records; a bar- gain at $50, 667 S. Park. FOR SALE—Brunswick phonograph in oak at a bargain; make your own terms on this one. Many oth- ers to select from. Phone 1745. The Music Shoppe, Inc., 238 E. Second. VICTRO! COLUMBIAS, EDISONS, BRUNSWICK. Bargains in used upright models in our bargain basement; lberal The Chas. FE, Wells Music Co. 232 E. Second. Phone 194 FOR SALE—Buescher saxophone; B tenor. 249 8, Center. FOR SALE—Player piano ured as a demonstrator at a big reduction, with a selection of rolls, a bench and a ten-year guarantee; terms to suit you. Phone 1745. The Music Shoppe, Inc., 238 E. Second. FOR SALE—Victrola and records, @ good bargain. Call evenings, 1236 Walnut. FOR SALE—Columbila gramaphone with records, cheap. 249 S. Cen- ter. > : piano, $500, $40 per month. Phone 1189, evening 348J. WANTED TO BUY— Casper Mnu- tual Bullding and Loan, ten shares No. 10 series. Carl Hawks. Phone 2386. FOR RENT—Large modern room, very cose in; for two men. 851 8. Elm. Phone 2668J, ‘|"FOR RENT—Room for one or two gentlemen, in modern home. board if desired. Phone 2579W. 6505 8. Park. FOR RENT—Desirable room ad- joining bath, strictly private fam- ily; sultable for one or two gentle- men; c’ose in, on two bus lines. 616 W. Tenth. Phone 2766J. ROOMS at the Antlers, exclurive, moderate, gentlemen. 616 S. Wol- cott. FOR RENT—Largo well furnished room, next to bath; private entrance, close in. Inquire 615 8. Durbin. for men, aso rooms, $11 per month. 817 S. Spruce FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath, outside entrance. 224 N. Wolcott. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom in mod- ern home, for gentleman. 941 8. Ash. Phone ‘1113. FOR RENT—Ideal room adjoining bath, 339 W. Twelfth. Phone 22913 FOR RENT—Strictly modern sleep- ingroom, steam heat, close in, pri- vate entrance. 342 S. Kiniball. FOR RENT— Two rooms for two bachelors, $20; gas and lights fur- nished. Phone 1155J. 746 S. Oak. FOR RENT — Room home. 639 S. Ash. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room with private family, on bus line; board if desired. Phone 650. in private FOR RENT — Nicely furnished sleepingroom, adjoining bath, privilege of laundry private en- trance; on bus line. Phone 1952. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom adjoining bath, private family, 255 S. McKintey. FOR RENT—Room with combina- tion bath. 602 CY. Phone 1768. FOR RENT—Motern rooms we from Henning. rst. two $26 EL Tribune wantads bring results. bath, close in; reasonable. 745 E. Fourth. Phone 1639M. in modern home, on ‘bus line. 3: E. Eleventh. Phone 2385W. = FOR RENT—Front_ bedroom, to bath. 441 CY. Phone 197R. Pb Mesa ache ty and oat ora FOR RENT—Desirable room. next to bath, on bus line, breakfast if desired. Phone 729J. FOR RENT--HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Two' furnished rooms for Ught housekeeping, private entrance. 282 N. McKinley. FOR RENT—Large rooms, furnish- ed for light hourekeeping, Ughts, gas, telephone. 118 S. Wash- ington. Phone 768M. FOR RENT—Two rooms for batch- ing, lights ard gas furnished. 141 Park. FOR RENT—Two large housekeep- ing rooms on grouna floor, partly furnished. 510 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1053W, c FOR RENT—APARTIENTS' FOR RENT—Close in on Park; 3- roum unfurnished apartment $65; Phone 101M. FOR RENT— Three-room _ strictly modern unfurnished apartment. 1214 E. First, Apartment 4. ae le ects FOR RENT — Modern two-room apartment, unfurnished, down- town, steam heat; has laundry fa- cilitics. Apply Apartment No. 3, Tribune. FOR RENT— Three-room modern apartment, birch finish; steam heat; fine location. Phone 734k. * | ‘ THE YELLOWSTONE’ APARTMENT HOTEL “WYOMING'S LARGEST APARTMENT HOUSE” 426 W. Yellowstone ONE-ROOM HOME We offer you one-room and kit- chenette, new furniture, gas, water, lights furnished, laundryrocm; two minutes walk from Center street irocery and market in building, ALL FOR $50 PER MONTH We have a few unfurnished apart- mens at $40, including gas, water and lights. : ee FOR RENT—Close in modern three. room unfurnished apartment steam heat furnished, §75. Cali 2268R. FOR RENT — Modern furnished apartment, gas and lights fur nished, $40. 1207 East C. oo FOR RENT — Three-room unfur- nished apartment gas ran; ge and the | eater. 1235 S. Elm. Phone 1284 Ww: ————$_—$____ FOR RENT—Three.room basement @partment, unfurnished except gas ranges, heat, lights and water. 249 S. Washington. cael bani Lice Se FOR RENT—Two-room newly fur- nished apartment, adjoining bath, Private entrance, two blocks from CY, on bus line. Phone 2184W. ery pease FOR RENT—Two 3-room modern apartments, 801 E, Third. Call in rear, FOR RENT—One nice large fot room unfurnished apartment, two bedrooms, large lvingroom’ and kitchenette, gas range; gas heater and water furnished, all modern, is cheap. 1115 8. Poplar. —— FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, Partly furnished; gas. 831 S. Wa!- nut. Phone 1474W. a FOR RENT—Modern four-room fur- nished barement apartment; on pavement ano bus line. 361 N. Jack- son. ———— FOR RENT—New clean, nicely fur- nished two-rocm basement. apart- ment, outside entrance; close in. Ing quire 615 S. Durbin. FOR RENT—Convenient comfort- able, modern four-room apart: est close in, Inquire 615 8. Dur- in. ee FOR RENT—Three-room furnished modern apartment. 142 Wy, Eleventh: two blocks from Park school. Phone 815R. —————<$<$$ $< _________ FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, one block from bi line; lights and gas furnished. 14! West G. : FOR RENT—Two-room unfi je ed semi-basement apartment, mocs ern. Phone 1610J. —————— FOR RENT—Nicely furnished modi ern apartment, private bath, $60 month, close in. 231 S. Grant. £OR RENT—Three-room _ strict'y. Modern apartment, furnished or unfurnished private ‘bath. Inquire’ 70 CY. Phone 1652M. x a eee Hak ee FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished apartment. 713 E. Second. . = FOR RENT—Tworoom modern fury nished apartment, gas and lights furnished, adults only, 1104 S. Ash. Phone 1107J, peSnaatine SE lini VSN | FOR RENT—Apartment, close ing steam heat, private bath, Murs phy bed, large dressingrcom, builts in features. gas and gas range ftirs nished, reasonable rent. Park. Phone 1270. es FOR RENT — Desirable two-room, modern furnished apartment, good location. 141 W. Tenth. FOR RENT — Modern apartment, partly furnished, 826 W. Twelfth. FOR RENT—One modern furnished apartment. Phone 1949. R unfurn four-room FOR odern three-room Eh apartment; upe very light and pleasan: $50 per month, Inquire 619°. Third. lower left apartment. i vist! is wn D)8N FOR RENT—Three.room | modern partly furnished semi-basement. apartment. 537 W. ‘Thirteenth, near Oak street, Phone 2225J. i FOR RENT—Two-room ‘apartment furnished and garage; also one sleepingroom. 530 §. tris BrOK 30S. Center. Phony