Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 15, 1924, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT [Two Former Of Land Sho Interest in By EDNA MARSHALL right 1924 Casper Tribune) ‘ON, June 15.—The old saying “Like father, ike son” may be true—but not its com- panion piece. “Like husband, like wife.” That fact is strikingly exempliti- ed today by the attitude of two former first ladies of the land to- ward the national political conven: tions. ue Had Warren G Harding and ‘Woodrow Wilson lived there is little doubt that both of them would be today in the middle of the political stream. Mrs. Hard- ing and Mrs. Wilson’ are entirely out of it, spending thelr hours in the still waters of seclusion. Mrs. Harding was urgently in- vited to attend the Republican convention at Cleveland. But, des- pite the fact that she had gone to her old home at Marion, Ohio, for a rest and was within « few hours’ ride of the convention city, she did not even “drop in.” Should the leaders of the party keep her apprised as to the pro- gress of the convention? Yes, if they chose. They could reach her readily enough by tepehone or telegraph. And there the matter was allowed to rest. During her husband's life, Mrs. Harding was intensively interested in politics. Now, all the zest has gone out of it for her. It was a convention that proved Mr. Hard- ing’s death sentence. Woodrow Wilson, it (Cor WASHIN is under- First Ladies w But Little Conventions health and for which he died a martyr, But at the 8. street house, where he breathed his last, it was said that Mrs. Wilson “has made no plans to go to the convention— she has said it either Wa Mrs. Wilson fractured a small bone in her shoulder some weeks ago while visiting in Vir- ginia, But that fact has little, if anything, to do with her at- titude toward the convention. She has long been up and about her home and spent most of yesterday going over her mail with her secretary, R. W. Bolling. Interested? Oh, yes, she is in- terested. Her step-son-in-law, Wil- liam G. McAdoo, is one of the lead- ing contestants for the presidential nomination. That is enough to keep any woman interested. But she isn’t going to the convention. At least, not if the political wise- acres hereabouts know whereof they speak. Perhaps like Mrs. Harding, she will be apprised of the result by telephone or tel graph. She may even listen in a bit by raido, But the hilarity of & political convention is not for these women. Most women weep when they see a bride go to the altar. Per- haps these two may be excused if they shed a tear for the nominees. nothing about FORD DEALERS HOLDING MEET AT BOYLE COMPANY'S GARAGE The For Motor company in con- junction with the Hendrie & Bolt- hoff Manufacturing and Supply com- pany are holding a shop clinic at the shop of Earl C. Boyle, Inc., for the benefit of the Ford dealers in central Wyoming. ‘There will be about 60 dealers and their service men present for this clinic, which will start at 8:30 Monday morning. The purpose of the clinic is to acquaint the dealers over the coun- try with the new approved methods and equipment for handling repair jobs on Ford products. These clinics are being held in the prin- cipal cities of the United States at this time, In connecticn there will be a display of the Iatest types of various machines used in Ford ser- vice work. Among the experts in attendance at the clinic will be J. J, Champion the Champion Manufacturing any, Philadelphia; A. N. Len- of the Hempy-Cooper -Manu- Kansas City; drum facturing company, English Expect To Circle Globe In 17 Days Soon By CLARENCE DUBOSE (United Press Staff Correspondent) LONDON, June 14.—‘Around the world in seventeen days,” is the aerial schefule that dopester here predict will be possible when present plans for Europe-to-Asia air services are realized Meanwhile, land engineers are figuring upon a through ratiroad train from London to Peking. Only ono thing is necessary to nunke it possible and that is to dig a tunnel twenty-two miles long under the English channel. Tunneling the channel between England and France has been talked about for forty years—in fact work was actually commenced forty years ago, but the project was abandoned for lack of finan- cial backing and because engineer. ing then was not equal to the job. Engineers say it would be a fairly simple job now, offering no more technical difficulties than a number of engineering feats that have been done in recent years. The tunnel would cost about 130,000,000, it is estimated, and perhaps ten years would be re: quired for its completion. Both in England and France there is serious talk these days of actually putting the thing through. When the French parliament assembles it will appoint a committee to confer With a British parliament ary committee in an attempt to work out a definite agreement for a combination of backing by the two governments and by private capital, The Southern Railway company here has sufficient faith in realiza the Ject to hav Waterlc whereon to ec “world terminal the could here sught Station natruct a tion pro: to operate channel tunnel A get with traveler coach grad or at Consta T. W. Beasley of the Dearborn Equipment company, Kalamazoo, Mich.; George H. Hansen of the Forrest Electric company, Newark, J.; George M. Patterson of Biers & company, New York; Hector Shelley of the Allen Electric company, Detroit; G. A. Franz of the Hinckley-Myers company, Jack- son, Mich.; J. Harris of the Menley Manufacturing company, York, Pa.; Reno R. Speiss and George Haag of the Ford Motor company, Detroit; Alex 5. Smith of the Hendrie & Bolthoff company, Denver, and E. C. Grunander of the Ford Motor company. The lines of machinery repre- sented by these men are handled by the Hendrie & Bolthoff company of Denver, represented by Mr. Smith, A. N. Lendrum of the Hempy- Cooper company will be remembered by many as the aviator who has the honor of being the first to fly over Pikes Peak several years ago and who is one of the foremost recognized stunt filers. | | stood, had made tentative plans to attend the Democratic conven- tion and work there for the tri umph of the principles in the ad- vocacy of which he broke his Civil War Vet Is Given Discharge After Many Years MOUNTAIN VIEW, Okla., June 15.—Carried on the files of the War Department for more than 50 years as “A. W. O. L..” John H. MeAtee, 80, Civil War veteran, received an honorable discharge after a persistent ef fort in which he spent more than $10,000 to clear his name McAte was given the creditable discharge in a special bill after years of investigation and con gressional recommendation which resulted in President Coolidge'’s recent signature of the discharge. McAtee enlisted in Company K of the Sixth regiment in January, 1862, In the fall of 1863 his brigade, 600 strong, had the mis- fortune to turn up at Neosho, Mo., simultaneously with General Joe Shelby, noted Missourl Con- federate cavalry leader, and 200 southerners. Shelby captured the 600 federal troops in a surprise attack, and then sat down to figure out how he would be able to hold them. Unable to depe cut how he could carry on with one man to guard three prisoners, Shelby sent therg home. “You Yankee officers tell your men to pack up thelr things and get back home and stay there until they are ordered to report again,” Shelby warned the cap- tive federal officers. McAtee went home. Months Passed and an order came to re- port. The war ended and the rival armies disbanded. In 1868, MeAtee, having received no dis- charge, applied to the War De partment, only to find that he was listed as a deserter Lieutenant William N. Perkins, one of Private McAtee's officer made an affidavit that was never recalled into because his address wa He was a good noldi kins testified in 1911, ‘a general favorite, the youngest in his com. pany and the ‘baby’ of his bri- wade. “He was a good soldier and he is entitled to an honorable discharge.” “Harder than any battle that 1 I was in while a soldier,” the aged veteran commented upon his difficulties in securing his hon erable dismissal," but it was worth the fight." almost any great city of Bur However, before the tunnel is built the alr routes will be offe ing 2 nine day passenger service to Australia or the Far East, in the belief of promoters, Assuming that a trans-Pacific service will have been established by Amert can interests by the time the Brit ish effect their proposed routes to \ustralla and China, air men here # senger should be connections that would back in London the sev y — _ London has 186 different nibus routes and 616 ra stations - <= Tribune wantads dring results, WANTE Mean Cotton Rags at The Tribune Office. ‘or resulta try a Tribune Clas. ified Ad. Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as @ basis of estimating @ line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two Ines, All ed ad wilt boobed eat isa icreapective’oe of the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisernent ordered for more than one time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by pul without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion, No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense r purpose of the advertisem: TBLEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be beh all ads received over the THLE. PHONE, but we cannot guarantee must be in the Casper Daily ibune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be Must be check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily HELP WANTED—MALE FIREMEN, Brakemen, beginners $150 to $250 (which position?) Railway Box B-601, Tribune. , WANTED— Men of ability with cars to caver Wyoming for fast selling proposition, good territory open. 395 E. Fourteenth, HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Women to paint lamp shades for us at home. Easy, pleasant work. Whole or part time. Address Nileart Company, 3541 Ft. Wayne, Indiana. WANTED—Maid for general house- work, small house, smal! family, references required. 410 S. Jack- son. WANTED—Young lady to clerk in grocery store. Apply at 903 8. Spruce. WHAT do you do with your spare time? If you have two hours a day, call 2235R between 12 and 2 Sun- day. SALESMEN WANTED WANTED—Salesman, Pure Silk Ho- slery Mills, Inc. Free sample line. Write Bridgeport, Neb. WANTED—Experienced _saleslady that also has knowledge qf commer- cial office supplies and forms, must know Casper pecple, permanent po- sition to the right party. Hoffhine Printing and Stationery Co. WANTED—For July first, experi- enced acvertising salesman by old tablished house; manufacture large Ine road signs, galvanized iron, board and tin; all year ‘round useful advertising novelties; exclu- sive territory; liberal commissions; expenses advanced; give age, height, weight, three late business refer: ences. Ithaca Sign Works, Ithaca, N. ¥. AGENTS WANTED MAN, woman wanted; salary $75 eckly full time, $1.50 an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hos- fery to wearer, beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa $75 A WEEK—MAN OR WOMAN WANTE with ambition and moustry, to dis- tribute Rawleigh’s Household Prod- ucts to gteady users. Several fine openings in nearby cities and towns. We train to help you so you ca make up to $100 a week or more. No experience necessary; pleasant, profitable, dignified work. Write to- W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. 3, Freeport, Il. NECKLACES—Best selling quality pearl and bead necklaces, excel- lent side Hine for agents handling ladies’ apparel. Write today for spe- clal offer and illustrated booklet Wm. Redecker, Box 44, Brooklyn, N. Y. TEACHERS and college students earn $1,000 this vacation, pleasant work; big commissions, chance for advancement; not books or insur- ance, Apply Crawford Treat, Ban- gor, Me. OVER 100 different things to sell; we connect you with factories, salesmen’s position open, Write for free information. Manufacturer's Distributing Co., Yonkers, N. Y. WONDERFUL discofery, charges batteries in ten minutes, gallon free ta agents, Radiolite Co., St Paul, Minn AGENTS— Sell Nu-Way Wonder Mending Fluid; mends hosiery and all fabrics; sells fast anc repeats Write New-Way Laboratories, Mt. ithy, Cincinnati, Ohio. TS—Write for free samples; sell Madison “Better-Made” shirts for large manufacturer direct to wearer; no capital or experience re- quired; many earn $100 weekly and bonus. Madison Mills, 662 Broacs way, New York POSITIONS WANTED LDERLY man wants work, lawn work preferred. 830 5. Washing ton. washer, wants rok keeping col'ego position, wanta washe work. Phon he Casper Sunday Cribure . "POSITIONS WANTED MAN and wife want work In hotel or camp, man has 25 years’ ex- SERVICES OFFERED MARCEL and bobcurl, complete for 75c. Call 133 West G. Sern wanted, dressmaking and lain sewing, three biccks from ot bus line. Phone 924J. a HOUSECLEANIN wash ing, ilentatnin ‘or et kind o Job work. 312M after 6 p. m. FOR GRAVEL or sand cal! 949. Na- rk ag Transfer Storage and Fuel 0. wethod; Poos, marcelling; ments, Mrs. R. Colby, Phone 1665M. home appoint- 1038 Pear. CALCIMINING end painting, work guaranteed, prompt service. Phone 18603. ‘ FOR $7,550 I will build a twenty- room, four compartment house, with cement basement, hollow brick wall, oak floors, strictly mod- ern. See plans and carpenter at 1013 East B. CALCIMINING and painting, work guaranteed, prompt service. Phone 1860J. SHEEP fertilizer, sand, gravel and dirt delivered. 1244 Boxelder. Phone 1391J. INGHAM BROS. Scre‘ns mace and installed, screen doors, guaranteed ,not to Sag; modern factory makes our prices lowest. Phone 2381—Shops 1725 E, Second IT WILL pay you to get my price on your new homeand repair MARCELLING and beb curling, 75c, home appointments $1. 1220 Boxelder. Phone 2391W. LAWN mowers sharpened at your home, satisfaction guaranteed. Old Man Perry; leave orders at the Gantt Hardware. Phone 1904M. LET me make you coat dress, first class Cressmaking, alterations and altering by the day. Phone 6 HOUSE cleaning, window washing and job work of any kind. Phone 2424. GIRL 14 years of age wants chil- dren tg care for . Phone 2190M. IF YOU want that house x floor finished. Call 2716R5. LADY wants bunCle washings, call- ed for and delivered. Phone 2206J. WANTED © WILL give good home to male pup and kitten, 230 S. Fenway, base ment. Phone 1863J. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES HIGH GRADE Senor on ag Kemmer’ Bod; Fen 432 W. Valens Phone 2610. FOR SALE—Cadillac phaeton, a real buy for quick sale, at very rea- sonable price. 633 S. Center. Phone 1084R. FOR SALE—Oldsmobile, four pas senger coupe, Ake new, very rea- sonable, party leaving city. 444 8. Lincoln. USED CARS We offer exceptional values. al- ways. Visit gur used car depart- ment today. Essex touring, excellent value, car in perfect congtion; a bargain.$5%0 Durant Six, a 1923 model, in ond mechanical ’ condition Star touring, 1923 model, chanical condition Essex touring, reconditioned and wilh repaint --.----.2. 2c. -+--$500 Ford roadster .......-...---.. ~-$250 McKinley and Yellowstone Phone 1406 — FOR SALE—Cleveland five passen- ger, must be sold at once or will trade for furniture. Phone 986J. — FOR SALE—Good used cars, all in good shape, prices reasonable, also we sell cars on commission; bring your car over and we can get you cash for it? Auto Exchange, 241 W. Ye!lowstone. Your Opportunity To get a real car at a bargain price, CHALMERS 1923 Sport— First class concition, has had the best of care, will accept a good Dodge or Maxwell as part payment, CHANDLER Touring, ike new, For Sale—AUTOMOBILES Donse Bromners DEALERS SELL - 600D USED CARS Every time we make = Used Car sale we. s . Good Values for Today-~ DODGE sroruerfs 1923 Type A sedan; Whsting- house shock absorbers -.$1,000 1924 Touring, driven 700 mi! Bt Soke nanan eee se ae eTO 1923 Type B coupe ---.----$800 1921 Type A secan, Westing- house shock absorbers ~-..$700 1923. Touring -------_. $650 1922 Touring, high hood -.$625 1922 1923 1921 1920 1920 1922 1921 Roadster Saat oT Screen Commercial ~-$300 Commercial, roadster top 1920 seven passenger touring, ‘Westinghouse shock absorbers, new paint .. ~$500 1920 seven passenger oes 1920 Roadster sie Tiare of ESSEX 1921 Touring, repainted $__$350 FORDS 1923 1922 1923 1928 1922 1921 1917 Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY 131 E! Fifth Phone 724 FOR SALE—Harley-Davidson mo- torcycle -with side car, bargain if taken at once. 828 8. Spruce. FOR SALE—Ford car and three- room house, $475; block west of North Casper Brick Yard office. Call after 5 a’clock. FOR SALE—Chandler four-passen- ger roadster, has new cord tires; completely overhauled, best buy in Casper, bargain for $350; terms. Pat- terson Oakland Co., 540 E. Yellow- stone. Buick Six Touring -....-$750 Bulck Six Touring ------$450 The best Ford Bug in Wyoming $500 1922 Hudson seven pastenger $550 1922 Ford Roadster -....-...-$175 Other cars at various prices CASPER BUICK CO. 132 North Wolcott—Phone 2260 For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Two sets of bedroom electric fixtures, very reasonable. 715 8. Grant. FOR SALE—Blectrical fixtures for bedroom, very reasonable, Phone 1356. CONCRETE blocks for every bulld- ing purpose, want to exchange concrete block for carpenter labor, Call 2124W FOR SALE—One half Russian wolf hound, one-half Siberian grey hound pups. Phone 2351 Monday. FOR SALE—Sevéral ers mitts and finger mitts. All baseball goods being entirely closed out at 1-3 off. Hoffhine Printing & Stationery Co, 240 East Second. HOW much am I offered .for ten shares of Casper Mutual Building and Loan, series 9. Address Box B-643, Tribune. FOR SALE—$100 Moose bond $60. Box B-644, Tribune. FOR SALE—Special new Ford radl- ators, $12.60; Dodge roadster at $1.80; one camping outfit. Steve's Radiator Works. 412 W. First. THE HOLLYWOOD knitted dress; g00d catch has all new cord tires, overhaul- ed and new paint. You can't find a better bargain than this one, Come in and s¢e them today. C. E. KENNEDY, * at The Casper Motor Co, 230 W. Yellowstone. Phone 909 FOR 8ALE—Overland touring in:At condition. See this car, new paint, top and good rubber. Se'l {t cheap. Phone 1084R. 633 8. Center, copyrighted, smartest and moat stylish garment in the market to day; made of finest Saxony in eight colers, ‘black, navy, brown, tan, gray, lanvin green, white and poudre bleu; guaranteed not to knee or seat; made with V or round necks: long or short sleeves, sric 9.75 except white and poudre bleu $2 ex long sleeves and sizes 44 and 46 $1 extra; satisfaction guaranteed or money returned; orcer.one of these dresses nd you will not re gret it. Send check or money order to Smith-Rip Bales © ™46é «68, Los Angeles St., Los Angeles, Cul. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SA whbred Persian kittens, silver grey, also brown tabby, 563 CY, Gownstairs, Sunday or after 6 p. m. No phone calls, FOR SALE—Office typewriter, desk and three chairs. Phone 2173R. ~ ~ mower, and cash. See Ben, 202. ‘Mldwent ide. For Sale—Household Goes used tursire, i amel oct my cas a6 WW. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—Mahogany sectional book case and chifferoble. Phone 1976R, hoy cot 16175. ‘| FoR SALE — Mahogany bedroom and livingroom suite, in splendid condition, reasonable price for quick ye 2444M. FOR SALE—Wardrobe to go in six- foot space, panel doors, {deal for small apartment, also table and reasonable. Ji '. Thomas Planing Mill, 214 Sent, = Phone 1806W. FOR SALE—Vernice Martin bed, almost new, large mirror dresser $12.50; heater, cook stove. Call Mon- day morning at 846 N. Madison. FOR SALE—Mahogany diningroom table, five chairs and one serv- ing chair. 704 8, Park. FOR SALE—Furniture for three rooms, a bargain. Phone 2505. FOR SALE—Gas heating stove, an ee type at a bargain. Phone FOR SALE—An ivory dresser, prac- tically new. Inquire at 105 Ada Apartments. FOR SALE—POULTRY MAMMOTH WHITE PEKIN DUCKS, I dm now ready to book orders for eggs from my first pen of prize winners at South Dakota State Fale. These birds are large ‘seer stock, prolific layers, easily raised; mature fast. P. O17 Box 1689, Casper, Wyo. FOR SALE—Three roosters, Comb Reds, 14 months old, price $1.50 each. At 1205 United St. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK iE FOR SALE—Team, harness and wagon, saddle mare and colt, 75 chickens, turkeys, one milk cow, cheap, 255 S. St. Botolph. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Houses and ay for both. Phone us what you have 1212W. J. J. Hart, real 145 N, Center. W. anted to Rent For the Summer Sheep wagon, must be clean; no other acceptable. Phone 468-W, WANTED TO RENT — Four-room modern furnishes home, five-room modern unfurnished; seven-room modern unfurnished by September 1, 1924; must be nice and well lo- cated, rent reasonable. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors, 202 Midwest ig. WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or eucpenee your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8, David. Phone 249. Cotton Rags at ‘WANTED—Clean The Tribune Office. WANTED. TO BUY—1922 or 1923 Dodge Commercial car, Call Na- trona Power Og., Phone 69. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—We pay. for coa! ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone WANTED—Live fat hens by the case, address the Glenrock Hotel, Glenrock, Wyo. WANTED—Am in market for good bull, not old and of Hereford, Durham ang Shorthorn breed. See Ben. 202 Midwest Bldg. WANTED TO BUY—Three, four or five-room modern houes, on or near paving, aoutheast side pre- ferred; give definite location, price and terms if any, in reply, P. 0. Box 392, WANTED TO 'BUY—Small cash reg- ister, one elgar counter, one to- bacco wall’ case. Phone 2240 or 2387W. FOR RENT—GARAGES manne FOR RENT-—Good garage, $5 per » month. Call at 800 East F, FOR RENT—Good garage, close in $8 per month, 615 S. Durbin. FOR RENT—Garage, 631 8, Kim- ball, Phone 613W. FOR RENT—Garage. 405 S. Spruce, Phone 1636W. For Rent—Miscellaneous For Rent—Miscellancous f two office Phone or service. FOR RENT—One rooms; elevator 3. SEE J. Virbel. Phone 2175J; rent a Ford; drive it yourself; for] J: ROOM AND BOARD BOARD and room in private home, on bus line, $8 per week. 1115 B. Second. © BOARD and room, $10 per week, home conveniences, home cooking. 515 S. Beech, FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnishea room with jarge wardrobe, also a» garage on South Durbin. Phone 195. FOR RENT—In modern home, large cool sleepingroom, adjvining bath, outside entrance, gentlemen only. 424 8. Grant. FOR RENT—Large front sleeping: room on main floor, outside en- trance. 1023 E. Second. Dorcas Apartments. FOR RENT—Two sleeping 420 East 5th. ROOMS at the Antiers, exclusive, moderate, gentlemen. si 8. Wol- cott. FOR RENT —S'eepingroom, every- thing modern, rent reasonable Suitable for one or two gentlemen. 136 N. Grant. Phone 998M. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom in mod- ern home, for one or two gentle- men. 554 8. Grant. Phone 6464 FOR RENT—Large bedroom with bath, garagy if desired. "736 8. rooms. 5 FOR RENT—Nice room for one or two, breakfast if desired. 719 8. McKinley. FOR RENT—Sult of two very de- sirabie furnished rooms on second floor, in modern home, grill cook- te oe good location. 141 W. enth. FOR RENT—Upstairs rooms, next to bath, walking Cistance. 310 CY. FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom with telephone, suitable for three, 225 E. Fifth. Phone 2696W. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom for one or two gentlemen. 545 CY. FOR RENT—One bedroom. Park. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Nice mi 445 8. sleepingroom iodern home for one or two gen- tlemen, reasonable, Phone 2599. 701 3S. Beech. FOR RENT—Nice large modern Toom. Phone 675J. 725 E. Second. FOR RENT—Room, mod with or without garage, Oakerest. Phone 1752M. FOR RENT—Furnished room, on Pavement and bus line. 730 8. Kirk. Phone 751W. $15; 340 8. FOR RENT—Rooms by day or week. 435 S. Wolcott, FOR RENT—Modern sleepingroom, side entrance, close in, for work- ing girl. 713 E. Second. ts FOR RENT—A very pleasant front bedroom, with small garage, ‘rea- sonable. 215 N. Lincoln. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS eT FOR RENT—One and two furnished or unfurnished housekeeping rooms, very reasonable. Phone 1512M. —————— FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping, modern cool, ground floor, own’ entrance, rent reasonable. 633 8. Lincoln, Phone 662W. —$—$—$—$—$——— FOR RENT—Two furnished base- ment rogms, next te meee $18. 1340 S. Oakcrest. Ph seta ou tata tate ae SE FOR RENT—Two furnished modern housekeeping rooms, with bath, close in, reasonable. Phone 2665. 725 8. Ash. FOR RENT—One-room furnished for light housekeeping, gar S. Washington. Beer at — FOR RENT—Two desirable house- keeping rooms, gas and lights in- cluded, $25. Phone 197MJ. FOR RENT—Clean apartment, for couple $25, 1016 Ss. housekeeping clean respectable Chestnut. FOR RENT — Two housekeeping rooms, furnished except bedding and dishes, close in. 425 8. Oak, For Rent—APARTMENTS es REDUCED RENT — Two rooms, furnished, newly decorated apart. ments. very reasonable. See these, Jackson Apartmenta, Phone 1872W. FOR RENT — Yeliowstone apart: ait 426 W. Yellowstone. Phoue New. Yellowstone Apartment Hotel FORTY-FOUR APARTMENTS One-room and kitchenette; all new furniture and iaundryroom hot and cold water and gas fur cameras! nished. Come and se them, rent FOR RENT— cuum cleaner with reduced to $35. 426 W. Yellow | attachments. asper Electric Co., stone. Phone 2750. | 119 KB, First. Phon 1993). SL FOR WNT —Sewing machines, $3) FOR RE vr Modern {wo-roor at per month, we aso repair’ all| apartment, breakfast nosis tal maker. Brooks, $60 Rast H. Phone} vato bath, laundry £ cilities, 1345 &. AGASIY, Byxelder,’ Phyne 178oR, | y in| CY. Phone 18§7M. SUNDAY. JUNE 15, 1924. 4 For Rent—APARTMENTS ee (ESSA : FOR RENT —-One three-room ani one four-room furnished apart ment. 629 E. Fourth. ——— FOR RENT—We? furnished base ment apartment, cheap. 618 Fourteenth, Call 1638R. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment, newly decorated, Ughts, gas, bath and telephone. $30. Phone 1813 NM. 1116, West 15th. FOR RENT—Four-room apartment furnished; close in. Inquire 507 East 2nd. FOR RENT—Down town, two or three room furnished apartment. Newly decorated. Private ~ bath. reasonable rent. Smith apart- ments, 140 East Midwest. FOR RENT—New, furnished three- room apartment with garage, across from high school at 928 8. Oak. Phone 2510. FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart- ment, livingroom, combination dining ‘room and bedroom, French doors between, kitchenette and pri- vate bath, $55. 345 S. Park. Phono 2268R. ns FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, Uvingroom, dressingroom, built-in features, large mirror in door, Kitchenette, breakfast nook, stove and refrigerator, private bath, new- ly decorated, walking distance. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Furnished and furnished apartments, Phone 6695 FOR RENT iv house, furnished, also four-room sémi-basement. 304 N, Grant. Phone 412. REDUCED KENT. Livingroom, diningroom and Mur- phy bed, kitchenette with gas range, bath, ample closets, connect- Fourth and Park. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Strictly modern fur nished apartment $40. 250 N Beech. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT — Four-room modern apartment. Phone 791W. 105 8. Conwell, nished apartment, gas and lights furnished, $40. 303 8. Washington. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment $15 unfurnished or $20 furnished. 1003 N. Madison. Call 931 8. Chest« nut. Roy Mosher. FOR RENT— Desirab!e FOR RENT—Modern three-room apartment, on South Elm, just off FOR RENT—Two-room modern, fury nished apartment, gas and lights furnished. 143 N. Kimball. a FOR RENT—Three-room modern basement apartment, furnished, 321 E. Thirteenth. Phone 2137W. ey FOR RENT—Furnished four-room rn apartment, gas and lights Svrntston: 921 W. Fourteenth. ee 413W. ———— FOR RENT — Unfurnished three- room semi-basement apartment, wood floors, built-in features; lights — gas Rake $27 per month. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished - apartment, bath, ventilated base- ment, lights, gas and electric wash- ing machine, $45. 324 8. Washington or Lee Doud. Phone 1984M or 1700. — FOR certs 1 attractive three- room, well rnished apartmen: strictly modern, close in, redu 4 rent. 845 E. Second. Phone 1339R. FOR RENT — Five-room médern apartment, nicely furnished with laundry; on bus line and pavement; adults only; also a garage. 1044 5, Walnut. SL FOR RENT—Furnished or unfur- nisted three-room apartment, is close in, 216 N, Wolcott. vere Phone ———$— FOR RENT—Five rooms and bath gas, unfurnished where you can move in and stay, rent $50. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors. ———————_—__ FOR RENT—Two-room apartment, gaz, lights, furnished, near bus line, rent reasonable. 792 CY. FOR RENT—Furnished — two- ‘TOO! apartment, bed and one-half home rk ed 1232 8S. David. Phone ———— FOR RENT—Furnished apart 614 B. Fitth. Phone FOR RENT—New modern apart. inment. two rooms and large (rees- ingroom with bed, $25. 112 s, Phone 665R. * Sg FOR RENT—Three-rcom strictly modern semi-basement at 1320 Boxelder furnished, o I; 3 Phone Western Realty 1078 tga ssid FOR RENT—Two-room ‘0 ‘urnished a t gahbartment. 113 N. Lincoln. Phone FOR SALE Furniture E—| ort room apartment, leaving olty: must se'l at once: uf joey il rent apart- + Phone 2462W Are You Out of a Job ? The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper in search of employment to find work by publishing FREE “Ponition Wanted” ads, Re member it will cost you noth. ing to advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are In need of work ‘Advertise * un- apartment.#