Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 3, 1924, Page 12

: is PAGE TWELVE. PAVING WORK Io CONTRACTED (Continuee from Page One) from the city I{mits and that the bus start half an hour earller every morning. The arguments over paving dis- trict 43 had taken up the greater Part of the evening. The perpetual fight that comes up whenever pav- ing bids are asked for came up again. There were 89 signers to a petition for bitulithic paving and 63 to a petition for concrete, after # deduction had been made of the signers who had switched back and forth and had withd: their names from either petition. The battle was the greatest battle of words on this subject that has ever been heard in a Casper council chamber. Dr. S. H. Diggs, chemist at the Standard refinery, was called upon by a supporter of the asphal- tic type of paving. Dr. Diggs ex- plained the relative merits of the two kinds of paving, claiming the greater lasting quality of the as- phalt ‘‘as a mere fact of science just as two pounds are heavier than one.” Others saw fit to disagree with him while he found many sup- porters. ‘Attorney H. B, Durham appeared for the Russel Kimball company which had submitted a bid for six- inch plain concrete at $96,443.54. Mr, Durham claimed that since that was the lowest bid let the contract should be awarded to the Kimball company !n compliance with the statute that calls for the contract being let to the lowest responsible bidder. “If you are not going to consider concrete paving why do you advertise for bids in that type and put these men to the trouble and expense of making bids? If you continue to Ist contracts to the high bidders you are not going to get any bids, gentlemen.” S. F. Pelton, member of the coun- cil, deliverea a fiery oration in which he declared that the custom of the council permitting the people of a proposed paving district to be heard was a “heritage handed down from the notorious Giblin.” When you do this you are sticking these different contractors on to the property owners of a district like a pack of bloodhounds and they sign petitions just as they would climb a tree to get away from the dogs. The fact that they climb an apple tree does not signify that they lke apples better than they do pears.” Mr. Pelton showed wherein the bid of the Warren company was higher éven on the same articles than the Russell Kimball company. B. H. Robertson of the Warren company said that his organization had been operating in Casper {or several years and that they did not submit their bids on the basis of what the Kimball company was submitting but that they did so on a knowledge of what they could do the work for W. F. Wilkerson, a property own- er of the district closed the argu- ment after the fire of several ora- ‘tors had been exhausted by stating that he thought the council pos- sessed enough intelligence to let the contract. One faction, he said, was sure to feel unjustly treated if the contract went to the other faction. Resolutions were passed creating four sanitary sewer districts to em. brace practically the entire city éast of McKinley street. There ‘Were no remonstrances on these dis. tricts. They are Nos. 16, 19, 20 and 21. District 16 from the alley be- tween McKinley and Jackson to Conwell between Eighth and Twelfth and from the alley between McKin. Tey and Jackson to Fenway between Twelfth and Fifteenth. No. 21 in cludes the Northwestern right of way south to Fourth street between Lowell and Lenox. No. 20 has the Burlington avenue to East C street between Conwell and Lenox No, 19 has from the Burlington avenue to Fourth along B street TAK PAYMENT METHODS TOLD (Continued from F rly ge One) fin one fourth reduction in four equal parts and the revenues com ing into the treasury are not ser usly disturbed. The whole thing uy be reduced to formula by tak ing one half of what was paid in March and acting It fr would ordinarily be paid in June In Decem \ stember one f h inst would The urtment depends upon an e¢ flow of money int when they fall short, the govern ment has to borrow and pay int est which increases the expense. I order red borrowing# to the minimum, it was thought best not to permit the taxpayer to omit his J installment altogett but te pay a half of it then and two other credits in Septembe and Decen features of fhe new law will ’ to January 1 « th t an excixe tax hw made prior to t YQ t new law. TI h ed that they had a right to make ertain transfer of 1 ty becau no law was on the statute book that they might not have done had they had knowledge be tax that would be later levic has und that nment in the p on the gre p th ap excise tax m be ed on ar transaction which Las occurred. fon on this feature of the aw, how er nd it s not unlikely that ry'r roumst ces will lead t ion and further testing of the nality of this. pr on Aw for tho retroactive effect ’ " f iduat's om a yearly basis and the revenue gitation, -UESDAY, JUNE 3, 1924. For Rent—APARTMENTS ed Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘ BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPARK PLUG ; EXTRA “a “oO DON MENDOTA HERE WITH A R ANISH SKATE. HON? WELL. LF THAT /OIRO ts LOOKING FoR A RACE HWE CAN HAVE (T.- Tit SHUFFLE OVER To His JOINT AND GET ACQUAINTED WITH eck . REDUCED RENT. Livingroom, diningroom and Mur- phy bed, kitchenette with gas range, bath, amp‘e closets, connect: Ing: heated’ brick garage available; finest apartment in city. Corner of Fourth and Park, Phone 2268R. <1, senor . THe Fastest ANIMAL IN ALL SPAIN Come IN, SEMOR GOOGLE ‘You SHALL Howpy. Douas. MY NAME’s GaRNEY IVE COME OVER Te GET A SLANT AT THAT NAG OF Yours = DON MENDOTA, 2 FAMOUS SPANISH fo=—/ SPORTSMAN AND HIS Two YEAR OLD THOROUGHBRED ARRIVE (N Town - DON MENDOZA ANxIovS T MEET “OWNER OF SPARK PLUG To ARRANGE PRIVATE MATCH RACE basement apartment. Phone 357. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, livingroom, dressingroom, built-in features, mirror in door, kitchenette, breakfast nook, stoy and refrigerator, privaxe bath, new- ly deccrated, | walking distance. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT — Modern furnished apartment, over Stone grocery. Apply at Stone Grocery, 233 E. Sec one, E —— FOR RENT—Large sunny threo- room, modern furnished apart- ment, near refinery, $35. 1020% S. Cherry. Phone 1635NR. ———$—$<$< < ——— _______—_ FOR RENT—Two nice apartments, gas, lights, water, electric washer and everything furnished except bedding and dishes. two rooms semi- basement $30; three rooms on first floor $47. 1028 S. Walnut on bus line. Phone 843W. 5 Copyright, 1924, by King Feeturee Syndicate, Ine. GASOLINE ALLEY—BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY MME. OCTAVE'S LAWVERS WERE BLUFFING ABOUT ARRESTING WALT FOR KIDNAPING. HE DIDN'T NEED TO @p.. MERELY HESITATED WHEN HE GOT BACK TO THE ALLEY, HE GAVE EVERVONE A CHANCE TO WELCOME SKEEZIX, INCLUDING Pa. AND PUFF, THEN PACKED THE CAR WITH TENT AND SUPPLIES AND STARTED OUT FoR POINTS UNKNOWN, HE HAD HEARD THAT MME, OCTAVE'S LAWYERS WERE TPVING TO MAKE TROUBLE AND HE KNOWS WHERE THEVLL HAVE A HARD IME TO FIND HIM, FOR RENT—New two-room apart- ment on bus line, lights, gas and water in, $25 per month, 829 8, Washington. FOR RENT—New two-room mod- ern apartment, $25; on bus line. 940 S, Washington. FOR RENT—Furnishec apartment, three large rooms, newly decor- ated, close in. 214 S. Grant. CHEAPEST RENT IN TOWN. One, two and three-room apart ents, furnishec or unfurnished. 423 Phone 1512M. FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, unfurnished except ‘stoves $22.51 glso garage. 1129 East 2nd. —$——— —______—____.. FOR RENT—Unusually well fur nished modern two-room apt. Dutch kitchen and bath; vi trance. Walking distance to town. 919 East 3rd., Phone 2052M. FOR RENT—Strictly modern fur- nished apartment $40. 260 N. Beech. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three room modern apartment; private bath. 304 N. Jackson. FOR RENT — Modern two-room apartment, breakfast nook; - vate bath, laundry facilities. 1845 3. Boxelder. Phone 1789R. Fenway. act of 1918 which was not signed until February, 1919, was retroac- tive to January 1, 1918, without be- ing upset in the courts. There are other phases of the SERVICES OFFERED FOR RENT—ROOMS TEMPERATURE RANGE. 13 MODERATE DURING MAY; INCH OF MOISTURE HERE With a temperature range of only 26 degrees on the seventh to 79 de- grees on the third, the month of May was fairly equable. The total precipitation amounted to 1,05 - in- ches, the greatest in any 24 hours being 0.48 inches on the 23rd, and there being eight days on which there was .01 or more inches of pre- cipitation. There were 19 clear, w#ix partly cloudy and six cloudy days during the month. pag Woods Filling Station for car washing and greasing. Phone 1920W East Yellowstone Highway and A streets. For Sale—Household Goods aE © OSI BS CONDITION OF VIENNA CHIEF {3 STILL SEnlOUS Crisis to Be Passed To- morrow in Case of Chancellor. VIENNA, June 8.—({By The As- sociated Press).—The condition of Chancellor Seipel, seriously wounded when an attempt was made against his fe Sunday, continued un- changed today, his physicians con- sidering it satisfactory for the pres- ent and expressing the hope that tomorrow, the third and crucial day would not reveal any unfavorable process around the bullet wound in the Inng. ‘The open spaces near by the ho: pital are crowded day and night with hundreds of anxious watchers many of whom frequently pray HOUSECLEANING, window wash- ing, kalsomining ‘or any kind of TOR HENS One’ tangs: niosly/ fir. nished bedroom, suitable for two. FOR SALE—Mahogany diningroom table, five chairs and one serv- -ENT—Three-room modern FOR & furnished apartment, privilege of new law which, as usual, will be JOD DER.) S13 Sitar 6 eee ing chair. 704 8. Park. 542 8. Park. . open to attack in the courts but bath, gas and lights furnished, $30 SEE ENGELKE for cement work, foundation, driveways and atl kind of cement work. Phone 421J. Per month. 706 N. Center. FOR RENT—New, furnished three- room apartment with garage, across from high school at 928 B, Oak. Phone 2510, FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, close in. 840 W. Yel- jowstone. they can not be conjectured in ad- vance, for nearly every revenue act has something !n it which produces a law suit. The gift tax section is probably one on which test cases will be made. The treasury itself did not insert these ambiguous provisions in the bill but will be compelled to defend them since the measure be came a law. MUSICIANS TO NAMIE OFFIGERS {Continued from age One.) on the various phases of musical work and the work of the federation both state and national the mem- bers of the federation have not lost sight of the musical talent possess- ed by those within their organiza- tion. A concert was given at the opening session and a musicale w: FOR SALE—Wardrobe to go in stx- foot space, panel doors, ideal for small apartment, also table and setees for breakfast alcove; very reasonable. Joe F. Thomas Planing Mill, 214 West B. Phone 1806W. FOR RENT—Partly furnished or unfurnished rooms, suitable for two congenial farailies, who wish to reduce expenses. Phone 296 or 2687W. ——E FOR RENT—Furnished room with large wardrobe, also \ garage on South Durbin. Phone 19¢. SHEEP" fertilizer, sand, gravel and dirt delivered. 1244 Boxelcer. Phene, 2391J, —$_—_$_—_—— rs HARRY’'S express, light and heavy truck; prompt service, reasonable. Phone 804W or 1428R evenings. ——<—————————_____——_—_— HARPER method, scalp treatment, soft water shampoos, marcelling; home appointments. Mrs. R. Colby. 1088 Pear. Phone 1665M. BROOKS for house and office Clean- ing, windows, rugs. Call Test Board ‘Telephon: Leave number For Sale—AUTOMOBILES MN EG oe HIGH GRADE repairs on fenders. Kemmer Body and Fender Shop 132 W. Yellowstone Phone 2670. NS FOR SALE—1924 Gray De Luxe line is now on display. Best run- ning, best looking light car built. Touring $785; Sedan $108! $935. See this line before you buy Patterson Oakland Co. amel front gas ranges at half the price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., 826 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. MUST SELL THIS WEEK. Three mirrors, tea table, new walnut bedroom suite with Sealey mattress and DeLuxe springs, con- sole table, fibre chair, new chiffe- robe. 2148M. WANTED TO RENT FOR RENT—Furnished two-room basement apartment, modern ex- cept bath, lights and water furnish- ed, $22.50 per month. 1227 8, Wil- low. Phone 1813W. FOR RENT—Modern furnished FOR RENT—Large room, close in, with bath, suitable for one man, also garage, both $25 per xonth. Phone 257. FOR RENT — Modern, furnisived room, close in. 725 EB, Secon‘. Phone 675J. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished bed- room, next to bath. 122 N, Kim- ball. Phone 2425. FOR RENT—Nice front bedroom, close to bath, onehalf block from East Second bus line, garage if de- sired. 139 S. Jefferson. Phone 1585W FOR RENT—Front sleepingroom, on main floor. 1023 E. Second Dorcas Apartments. FOR RENT—Close in, room adjoin ing bath and kitchen privileges. three-rdom nighed basement apartment, gas range and heater, 1235 §. Elm. Phone 1284W. FOR RENT — Modern furnished apartment, close in. Phone 2263J.~ FOR RENT—One three-room mod- WANTED— To rent for one year from July “1, modern seven-room bungalow with garage, on pavement gas burners. Responsible sf 2 children. Phone 2597 or 658. WANTED TO BUY HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—GiIrl about 16 years old to care for children during days. Phone 1495M. with private bath, electric washer, WANTED—Lady to travel; no se'l-|any car. RT EO fine location. 605 S. Park. held at the Methodist church last|*/0ud for the chancellor's recovery.| ing, $80 weekly to right party;| i40 E. Yellowstone. a 5 prey. 18 East 7th street after six} "eer a night. The dinner this evening Any idea that there was a pollt-| railroad expenses, Box B-597, Trib ‘ANTED TO BUY- tor 2 FOR RENT—Nice two-room or a or ice box for small meat market; must be in good condition and rea: sonable. Answer at once. Write Box B-610, Tribune. Eee FOR SALE—Overland touring in A-1 condition. See this car, new paint, top and good rubber. Sell it cheap. 633 8. Center. four-room furnished bus line, $20 up. Phone 2425. tcal motive for the crime has been dismissed. The action of the as- nt, Karl Jaworek, a young fac will also be featured by a rare mus. ae _ ical program. Casper talent 1s Playing a prominent part. FOR RENT—Bedroom bath. Outside entrance. 1765R. evenings. ing Phone POSITIONS WANTED oo Seam hed a he lh pease FOR RENT—Three large rooms and The following programs were en- worker, is adjudged now to Phone 1084R. a ‘= BENT : pia ~ = "OR RENT—Modern slesping room} Private bath, newly decorated: Joyed ‘Monday Ae tha toncon ave been that o: sguided anc v % a eyea qtenday, at the Townsend 0) ee ery individual, net pecnntad| BOY 18 years of age wants work|AUTO mechanic wants work of ened Bee ee eeerenme Zour] for working people, cheap rent.| Stoves and bed furalshed, excellent 2 ie First Methodist church rareantcHion’ prompted} “after June 5; ranch er farm pre-| some kind, Have Minnesota driv: 284 8. David. Phone 2497’ | close 18-718 Hast 2nd. location, $50. 803 S. Lincoln, Phone = Afternoon aI AESA RE HORs ered; small wages required. Phone | ern’ license. Nannestad, 315 8. David : = Shad a 1630M. Soprano and Contralto Duet —________—-___— | WANTED TO BUY—We pay more ENT—Modern room for }a- | mm ————__, Barcarolle” from Tales of Hoffman R SALE—Cadillac phacton, a real for coa} ranges, heaters, dressers, dics, close in, desirable, $4 week.| FOR RENT—Three-room semi-base- Misu Edna May Healy and Mice MARRIED MAN wante job iabor| buy for quick sale, at very rea- 415 S. Beech. Phone 610J. ment furnished for housekeeping. duofolds, all household goods. Pho: one ier. M: First. Seer \ GARBUTT APARTMENTS One commodious and attractive let Faulk. - or cement finisher. 1105 8. Cherry. | sonable price. 633 8. Center. Phone FoR RENTOO ST aaee wd Wists sbcie, Soren Sea 1 es i onek =S___ | BOR RENT Taree) slaepliigronen | les 4 » 3 WANTED—Cashier or clerking; will WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags re. gentlemen, 5. RENT—Nicely furnished two- Sir ee ee ne ERIS also do other work. Call 909 5./ GOR SALE—Ford truck, fair con-|The Tribune Office. at] Park. room, modern apartment. 619, H. . L. L. Langworthy, pianist, ‘wo pianos, Eight hands, “Fifth ymphony,’ Beethoven, Allegro con brio, Andante and Allegro, Mrs. Cedar, Phone 1475, LADY with five years experience, including dition, no reasonable offer refused. Call at 1329 S. Melrose. FOR SALE—Goot 1922 Dodge Com- FOR RENT—Two modern rooms next to bate; across the street from court house. 118 West B. Phone 1982M. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 10: YOUNG Two cents per word or ten cents} * y.,nicing per line. Willam H,, Tolhurst, Mra. ‘A, C.]" NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. | ‘YPM, and bookkeeping, desires)» Lercial, $400. 637 1, Eleventh. = apartment, six rooms with laundry Riker, Mra. Rose Haynie and Miss| Five average words used as a|“°"cal position. Phone 1762W Phone 1443. WANTED TO BUY—Small house on! FOR RENT—Furnished house ot| end Sarge. private entrance, un- Lillian Peterson, line, SNOGRAPHER — High school | — bg lown,| three rooms, breakfast\ nook and] {UfMivhed except gas range and lin- give location and price basis of estimating in reply. FAC Box B-688, ‘Tribune. oleurn, 330 W. Fourteenth, FOR FOR SALE—1920 model Dodge Se- dan; new tires; good mechanics condition; $275 cash; terms if de: e CAP HEADLINE charged the space of two BLAC will be lines. Evening bath. Inquire, 308 S. Conwell. graduate desires position, Phone “La Traviata” ow Overture, RENT — Furnished apart- Orchestra A a ROL NITE WANTED— min gio ee All charged adyertising wilt be} POSITION WANTED by young] sired. Call evenings 1055 8. Jackeon,| VAN TOR. Live fat hena by the FOR RENT—HOUSE- ments, one and two-room with Sut booked ‘set lines” irrespective of ian bookkeeper stenographer. Glenposks eo “3 KEEPING ROOMS Kitchen and private bath. Apply ~ @ Merry Lark’ the number of words. Frm | Hi#h_School_graduate. Phone _731.| FOR SALE—1 Ford coupe, eA hs a 444 E. Yellowstone or Apart- () “The Broken Hearted swal.| CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED | — cellent shape, finish in good © = Tae ee on Sunday and eve on seas sum Bendis eas oritgar an gy | eae aa rete roche tn 72 iat, jearoumawLpaLLen: GOS, (rk Wprise paid for second tind’ font | FOR RENT—Clean bachelor quar. | Phone 2417. 4 =e = ir ; Casper Daily ui york | to: > TR. a . PREM ER Tho Casper Dally ‘Tribune | wi work preferred. 830 8, Washing-| to sell. Phone 1187E ture. Brooks 660 East } Phone| ters in modern home, auitabie tor |. . Piano ‘sghaae rato ieee not be responsible for more than | «o.. ie n FOR RENT—Two-room furnished *" EB minor Jone incorrect ingertion of any ad x one or two gentlemen, completely apartment, laundry equippec with electric washer. 1023 E. Second. Dor- cas Apartment! furnished, lights and gas paid, very reasonable, close in. 701 8. Beech. Phone 26599. et meeee es McDowell Mrs, William H. Tothurst Duet, “See the Pale Moon” For Sale—Miscellaneous ple 2. Si ae a Sabo AR FOR vertisément ordered for more than oze time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the rea! value of tho advertisement will be rectified only by publication POSITION WANTED—Experienced stenographer desires position. Full art time; reference furnishec: Phone 1096R. WANTED TO BUY—I like your city and I am going to settle here and buy a home, What have you tc sell. It must bo reasonable, Box Campana —— "i FOR RENT—Two-room modern fur- Mra, : SALE—One narrow platinum Gates, FOR RENT—Housekeeping room : s : ~ nished apartment ; Soprano and “pm wedding ring, orange blossom de-| B-607, ‘Tribune. and bath, gas range, sink . 544 is . nt, $30; gas and Mra, 1 Sundwell, Contraito | Without extra charge within FIVE) MAN and wife want work in hotel! sign, reasonable. Box B-695, Trib- Grant, Phone 592M. S| Ughts free. 1149 8. ‘Cherry. Wiolin« Kolb; wimohes cars Atcaoe days after insertion, No republica-} or camp, man has 25 years’ ex-| ny ‘i ang Keler Bata | 208, Wil be made when the error} Jorjence, wife experienced waitress : For Rent—Miscellaneous Miss Helen Stone oo neater advertisement, | dish washer or chamber maid, Bert |CONTENTED hens make wonderful For Rent—APARTMENTS Soprano Solo, “Il Bacio Arditl TELEPHONE ADS. Hole, Midwest, Wyo., General de-| chicken dinners, don't forget those (By Request a. Careful attention will be given al) | livery. splendid chicken dinners at the} FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3) @C “nt ei ggpedd ads recetved over the TELB Glenrock hotel, every Sunday from] per month, we also repair all] REDUCED RENT — Two rooms, Fe Ou Ul 0 Mra. Berta Smith PHO! but we cannot guaranteo 12 to 2 and 5 to 7:30; only 65 centa| makes. Brooks, 660 East H. Phone| furnishec, newly decorated apart. Overture, “Hungarian Tausteplel mocuracy, SERVICES OFFERED including fee cream and cake. 1648 W. ments. very reasonable, Seq these, ERED Sere ee Keler Bela CLOSING HOUR. * lackson Apartments. Ph 2 Orchestra Want Ads to be classified proper: FOR SALE—Electrical fixtures for]OR RENT—One or two office : cuales tad a Job ? Paper, ational Federation of|fy must be in the Casper Daily LADY wants day work of any wind] bedroom, very reasonable. Phone} ,,'00MS; elevator service. Phone| For RENT — Yellowstone apart fusic Clu M an Qi Tribune office before 10, Want Ads} can give references. Phdne 2011J.}1 ments. 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone K: received after 10 to 12 a. m, will be — — ~ — omer “ 0. y ta ; : : FOR RENT—Thirty*car garage, by fh Aoaais Insertec. under the head “Too Late} WILL help sew at home or else-] FOR SALE—Baby'’ carriage, high A BY I = The Tribune will t ly Requ inca xi where, ulso other light work. rea-} chair, tollet stove. Phone. 2270, i gone 2. Jnquire of Mr, Jones, of FOR RENT Furnished apartment, pune will help every hes A OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE, sonable. Phone 1475. 909 8. C y . 3. th, apartment C, new- man and woman in Casper tn Personnel of Orchenten NTS. = SHundie washings Prices| FOR SALE—Fox terrier pup also ly decorated, bus line. Phono %29R,|| soacon of i iss Helen Stone, first violin ranted b h or 7 dle shing, Prices say. 25 "1 ——_—_—$<<$$—$—$—— — narch of employm Stanley Greenbaum, first violin Picky Aa theres rep ‘of the same. | right. Cail between 8 a and] prone wa}, 1325 8. Cedar.| FOR SALE—POULTRY Four-room modern Benaray iedeke Fred Jessen, first violin Note the foregoing instructions m. Don’t call Sunday in apartment furnish. work by publishing Mrs. 5 Greenbaum, second| bout counting the words and the Fie Wied aas . MAMMOTH WHITE IMPER = wae aL violin rate per word for the Casper Daily | \"\\pgp—siik shirts and fine la.| Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. | MAM) PuKI ta ERIAL | On RENT—Furniaied a Elmer rd, seccdnd violin. : gerie laundered, hand work. 1141 nee ORS fore ment apartment, close in, consist- ok, drums. N. Durbin. + . m now ready to book orders] ing of Jurge liv ne a Davidson, first cornet HELP WANTED—MALE | — oe FOR SALE — Mahogany cabinet] for eggs from my first pen of pi pa vad ely aay tf gas : Crawford RING CONTRACTOR atyle Victrola, fine condition, | winners at South Dakota State Fair.| laundry. Call at 5: Grant. PI nwford, foc cornet timates furnished. J. A, Han. cheap with. fifty-fiv ds free.| These birds are large boned stock,| esa. cocaine ad Pt ay WAN? D—Experienoed stove re 164 N, Fenway. Phone Pall oe eae N, ™ y and see a Bes Pty AS ofally mE “Position Wanted" ads Re. aie pair man, none others néed apply ‘or yo : ra ul ast. P. O. Box 1699, RR Attractive, completely : : <yriial cee ae Exchange Furniture Co, 218 W.| 55> POT STE Casper, Wyo. four-room " apartment,|| ember It will com you noth ic Radaenastiee: olst. | Hirst and Aiing, Charieavitle uni | For Sale—Household Goods TPE ELLE 7 sia ern room|! ing to advertise your services na! ‘ Haughton, FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK | t: it ¢ isc : sh ANCOR f if dewired; reducod|| in the Trib - HELP WANTED—MALE | — i : rent, Corner and Madison. Phone ie og AND FEMALE one bal» Na | FOR SALE—Ono diningtable, one mm | 1929M ctrona Transfer § ‘uel buffet, six rocking chairs. 110 E,| FOR SALE—Shetlana pony. Inquire — If you are in need of work | ~ i fs a _| Sixth fz __ | 1424 8. Kenwood, Casper ce) Unfurn apart: | 9 49 | WANTED A wife on 1 treatment, | FoR . = WGI RAID —— ——— | na om mbination Ac yer is ; toes} ranch: must . a, at 1g:| suite, almost new Prt for] tered Holstein bull; one new side | doors between, 2 ny SEV USC Woods I man to dg « and ranch work Mrs. R, Colby.| quick sale. Terms, Cali 1210 East] delivery rake, > 27 ; Hy Call at 142 8. olcott, Di "ear, Phone OM, st. it. I, -" h a Phone 2714K-4.] vate bath, $55. 142 8. Wol 1038 F Phone 160M. Yet. apt d. Carlson Dairy. a0eR FOR RENT-—Three-room furnished wr » yon ¥ ee