Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1924, Page 16

PAGE SIX. LAGOSTIE IN «FRONT HANK Man Who Beat Norris Williams Plays Consistently. By LAWR NCE PERRY. (Copyright, 1924, Cast Tribune) NEW YORK, July 56.—Lacostfe, the 19-year old French tennis star, who disposed of Norris Williams tn Thursday's play , first came prom!- nently before the attention of Amer- {can enthusiasts last year. He was a member of the Davis cup team and attracted early attention by defeating Francis Hunter in one of the preliminary club tourna- ments. He was also one of the prominent figures in the early stages of our national singles tour- nament. He is a young man of steady temperament and no ac centuated mannerisms. Herein he differs from his fellow countryman, Jean Boratra, who put Vincent Richards out at Wimbledon the other day. e Those who followed the play of Boratra, of the Basque country in France, since he began to come into prominence in 1921, were not at all surprised at his defeat of Richards in the Wimbledon singles. Ameri cans who saw him in 1922 predicted that some day Richards would be at least one star American whom the Frenchman would beat. This be. cause his game {s like Vinnie's only more so. And at Wimbledon, he did it. There cre those who be: eve he is able to take his place as one of the outstanding top flight tennis players of the world. His victory over Richards was by to means his first brilliant success. Back in 1921, he electrified French enthusiasts by defeating Brian Nor- ton in three straight sets at a time When Norton was shining with the reputation of having carried Bill Tilden to five sets. LAGQUER FINI DOMINATE THE MOTOR GAR FIELD, 1S CLAIM “Automobile painting has follow- ed the old vehicle style of finish for over 20 years,” writes Harry Taran- tous, technical editor of Motor. “Changes are coming, have come, and instead of having a finish that will last at the best for 12 months, the owner is given a finish that will retain its looks for twice as long and which is unharmed by mud, rain, dust and other things that in- jure ordinary paint." ‘With its July issue, Motor has entered the trade field as the Auto- motive Business Paper and will be devoted to presenting and interpret- ing questions that confront the in- dustry and the application of mod- ern business methods to them. Ray W. Sherman, editor and James Dal- ton, industrial editor, have been Jong connected “ with automotive publications and the announcement that Motor had entered the trade field has been of great interest to those who have followed their work in the past Horse Helps “Dry Sleuths Locate Stills KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., July 5. —{United Press.)—‘Horse sense” was enlisted by liquor sleuths near here, with the result that today two big moonshine stills are not operat: ing, which otherwise would probably be going full tilt The stills and the horse belonged to the same man, Roy Tanksley, who later pleaded gullty to possees- ing tho stills, “Scotty” Davidson, deputy United States marshal, ex plained. Tanksley, a son of G. W. Tanks- ley, state prohibition officer, was reported to be moonshining, accord- ing to Davidson's story. He had a camp about three files from Klamath Lake and the officers made their way there. Hours spent in searching, however, revealed no evidence. Finally ons of the agents noticed the old horse grazing nearby. Mounting the animal, Deputy Mar- shal Lowe started down a trail. Without particular he gave tk nimal free an} purpose rein and Classified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating « Lins BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. All charged advertising will be bookeG “set lines” or of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. irrespective of The Casper Daily + Tribyns will not be onsible for more than ope incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than ove time, Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen | the real yalue of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVB days er dsertion. No republica- tion wili be made when the error does not materialiy affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. TELEPHONE ADS. reful attention will be given all aés received over the TELB- PHONE, but we cannot guarantee eccuracy, t ~~ e2 auto 10) BARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG EVE GOT MY JOCKEY WORKING ON The OUTSIOE/ Youle BE Me , CHARLIE + I COLLECT ALL THE DOUGH HE MAKES AND For ALt SET For} See (7 ANSAN IAN “THE GaNk - NesTeroay T DEPOSITED rode several miles. Suddenly the’ horse turned from the trail and walked through a clump of bushes. Proceeding a short distance he stopped near two stills. “And by thunder," said Davidson, “they. packed’ up those stills and brought 'em into camp. It was too much for Tanksley, He confessed the whole thing.” * Clas. For results try a Tribune sified Ad. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Men, worker, and cheld ren’s hair cutting 40c. Shop un- der Grill Cafe and Henning Hotel. WANTED—A neat young gentle man to share room. Phone 200J. FIREMEN, brakemen, beginners at $150 to $250 (which position), Railway Box B-702, Tribune. MEN—TAKE UP BARBER WORK. Means independence. A good job waiting or your own business. Short courso completes. Catalog free. Write today. MOLER BARBER COLLEC 1229 17th St., Denver. ARE YOU ‘A NEAT APPEARING ambitious young man 18 to 25? Willing to work six hours each day? Fond of trave! and able to leave town immediately? If the answer is yes see Mr. Yambert 2 to 3 p. m, only Sunday, Chisholm Hotel. WANTED—Male bookkeeper. Ap- ply HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Ladies in thie locality to embroider linens for us at home Wyoming Grocery Co, during their letsure moments. Write at once, “Fashion Embroideries” 798 Lima, O. EARN money weekly, spare ‘time, home addressing, mailing, music, circulars, send 10c for music, infor- mation. New England Music Co., Capen, Dept. 245, Hartford, XPERIENCED woman for general housework, $50; give good refer- ences and must be competent; prefer one who will go home at night. Box B-704, Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE AND FEMALE MAN, woman wanted; salary $75 weekly full time, $1.50 an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hos- iery to wearer, beautiful spring line. Guaranteed Mills, Norristown, Pa. AGENTS WANTED $75 A WEEK—MAN OR WOMAN WANTED with ambition and industry, to dis- tribute Rawleigh’s Household Prod ucts to steady users; several fine openings in nearby cities and towns; we train and help you so you can make up to $100 a week or more; no experience necessary, pleasant profitable, dignified Work. Write to- day. Rawleight Co., Dept. WY 553, Freeport. Ill. — es YOU can earn big money represent- asy sales; no equ large 1 ablished 87 Iker, Inc 4 apita! or experience pany of its ears. W, St., W Herr WONDERFUL discovery, dharges batteries in ten minutes; gallon free for testing. Radiolite Co., St. Paul, Minn, HEMSTITCHING and plcoting at tachment, fits any machine; for home use, $2.50 sent collect; agents ed. Colorado Attachment Colo,, Box 2210, AGENTS WANTED AGENTS—WRITE FOR FREE SAMPLES. Sell Madison.‘ Better - Made” Shirts for large manufacturer direct to wearer; no capital or experience required; many earn $100 weeks and bonus. Madison Mills, 502 Broad way, New York. IF YOU want a fast selling line repeat orders bringing $10 daily represent Mary Rose wash frocks. Rodasi Co., 269 Rodasi Bldg. Cincin- nati, Ohio. POSITIONS, WANTED YOUNG lady wants clerking or cler- feal work of any kind. Phone 25725. MAN AND WIFE rst class cooks, want camp job. Tribune. Box B-698, WANTED—Day work of any kind for Mondoy, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursd: Phéne 1562. WANTED— By competent middle age lady housekeeping for bach- elors, employs couple or rooming house. Phone 2718R. SERVICES OFFERED WILL TAKE care of small children by the day or by the hour, 1019 W. Fourteenth. YOUNG lady wishes the convenience MARCELLE and bob curl evenings or Sunday appointments. Tc; 930 HARPER method; soft water sham- poos, marcelling; home appoint- ments. Mrs. R. Colby, 1038 Pear. Phone 2857J. AUTO ELECTRIC, 136 E. Midwest W. V. JOHNSTON The Carpenter for quick service. Phone 2767-W. CARPENTER. WANTS smal! jobs carpenter work. Repairing and new work. Call Mc- Alister. 722-R. WANT to care for lawns or odd jobs. Phone 342-w. N. Howard. IT WILL pay you to get my price on your new home and repair work; plans and estimates free; all work guaranteed. L. D. Leisinger, contractorsand builder. Phone 1975M. INGHAM BROS. Screens mace and _ installed, screen doors, guaranteed not to sag; modern factory makes our prices Phone 2384—Shops 1725 E. Second lowest. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE— Ford touring, 1922, wire wheels, new tires, good a real buy, $275, terms. Pat- in first class condition. 801 ink Walker Products in your town; highest quality tollet prepara- | Fourteenth. tion, food pratucta, medicat and |#oR SALH — Five S2x4%4 Royal household supplies; big commissions; cord tubes and tires, slightly used. Casper Motor Co. .E OR TRADE— wel! car, $100. Kemmer Body and Fender Shop, 425 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—New Gmy De Lux coupe is now on display. 33 1-3 miles gallon gas, cord tires, a real car. Patterson Oakland: Co. FOR SALE—1921 Crevrolet baby grand sedan, five new tires, just overhauled, looks and runs is in wonderful shape; if good sedan see this ca for Ford or Nght ogr, term son Oakland Co, ¥ will trade . Patter: Cribune GASOLINE ALLEY—WORD AT LAST For Sale—AUTOMOBILES| For Sale—AUTOMOBILES|For Sale—AUTOM@BILES Donce BROTHERS DEALERS SELL 60ND USED CARS Consider what this means to the Used Car buyer; “Over One Mil- lion Dodge Brothers Motor Cars built and 90 per cent still in service.” Unmistakable proof of long life! Def- inite assurance of real © satisfaction for those whobuy DodgeBrothers Used Cars. Good Values for Today— DODGE BROTHERS, 1924 Business Sedan; about 1,000 miles; worth of extras and s: antee as new car -_ 1924 Roadster; driven 3,000 miles: Spare tire and cutout -—_$850 1923 Type B Coupe, completely overhauled, two new cord tires -----------~--$750 1922 Touring; high hood, com- pletely overhauled and four new Goodyear cord tires ~_-.___$550 1920 Touring wae nn noon $250 BUICKS. 1921 five passenger, six cylinder touring $350 FORDS. 1924 Sedan, a number of extras including «pecial gear, but slightly used ~-.-________3570 1923 ‘Touring ---_________3225 1919 Touring 1917 Roadster $75 =~ $50 Coliseum: Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY 131 E. Fifth Phone. 724 USED CARS We have a few bargaina in used cars. book. Terms to sult your pocket- OPEN _ALL DAY ' SUNDAY R. N. Van Sant. Motor Truck & Car Sales Yellowstone and McKinley Phone 1406 FOR SALE—1922 Ford touring, fine shape with good tires, also 8x14 garage, cheap for cash. Car 48 East F street. FOR SALE—1921 Oakland roadster, USED CARS Ford Coupe Willys-Knight Roadster, A-1 condition, lots of extras 1923 Chevrolet Touring 1924 Buick Sedan Studebaker Sales and Service dust Around the Cerner From the Heart of the City Phone 1817 228.8. David FOR -SALE—High class _four-pas- coupe, a bargain. 444 S Lincoln. USED CARS HUP COUPE, 1923 MODEL N HUP TOURING MODEL N HUP ROADSTER HUP SEDAN FORD COUPE FORD TOURING TWO FORD ROADSTERS DODGE COMMERCIAL ONE-TON SERVICE TRUCK CHANDLER TOURING CADILLAC TOURING CLEVELAND ROADSTER REO TOURING STUDEBAKER TOURING FRANKLIN SEDAN ‘These cars sold cheap for cash o terms can be arranged. ° JNO. M. WHISENHUNT Bust_Side Gprage—Phane, 7 USED CAR BARGAINS Make us an offer on the following cars. Will sell or trade—prices to suit you. . 1921. Baby Overland Two 1923 Columbia Sixes 1920 Studebaker Big Str 1921 Chalmers 1921 Olds Roadoter 1921 Liberty Six 1922 Dodge Commercial 1917 Dodge Touring One 1923 Reo Speed Wagon Casper. Spring Company ++328-W. Midwest Ave. Phone 1369. Tr seolamace ‘Phone 1846) SS just overhauled, five good tires a| WANTED—Ford truck, as first pay- real buy at $250: 1920 Oakland roadster, runs good, $200, terms, Pat-|ment and garage; a terson Oakland Co, tt on nice lot with Jarge base- men| B-657, Tribune, Loi. ye FOR. SALE—1923 Gray touring, has extra tire, driven only 4,000 miles, runs and ks like new, a real bar- gain ina car, $350, terms. Pat- terson Oakland Co, 640 HL Yel- lowstone. % FOR SALE—Good used cars, all in food shape, prices reasonable. We sell cars on commission. Bring your car to us, we can get you cash for it. Auto Exchange, 241 W. USED CARS ~ You find-them in our used car department. Two Cadillacs 57 and 55 Mode’s, Good Condition -Cole Eight Sport Very Few Miles on This Car—It Is In Extra Good Shape Buick Six Touring 1923 Modej; Car in Good’ Shape Dotdge Sedan 1923 Model; Car in Good Shape; Five New Tires; New Paint _ Dodge Touring 1923 Model; Car in Extra Good src oal Equipped with Westinghouse Absorbers and Five Good Tires Ford Sedan 1924 Model; in Use Three Weeks; Lots of Extras; Cost the Owner Over $800; You Can Save Some Money on This One ONE FORD COUPE ONE FORD. TOURING ‘ ONE: FORD. ROADSTER 1928 MODELS ONE DODGE TOURING ONE MAXWELL TOURING ONE FORD TOURING ‘Three Good Cheap Cars Casper Motor Co. 230 West Yellowstone. Phone 909 For Sale—Migcellaneous NOTICE Last spring we ha4 to turn down a ntmber of orders for trees and shrubs as it was too late to pack and deliver them in proper time to our customers for planting. There. fore we advise you to place your order now. for the coming delivery. We stand back of our goods and fill orders up to the most convenient time for planting. Our representa. tive is a resident of Casper, he will be glad to help you with your plans and elections, and give you any ad. vice you may desire. The COLORADO NURSERY Co. E. J. COPEK, Representative, 1443 E. Second, Casper, Wyo. Phone 621M. ———— FOR SALE—Two sets of bedroom electric fixtures, very reusonable. 715 8. Grant. ————— FOR SALE—Blectrical fixtures for bedroom, very reasonable. Phone 1356. a FOR SALE—Large, reed baby car- riage, also sulky, like new, 50 feet of. %-inch Gn. hose. Phone 1693J, By Billey De Beck = — Ee COSH=1 TELEGRAMS! For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Large adding machine, cost $485, will sell for half price; almost new. Box B-695, Tribune. baby Ash. FOR SALE — Reed Sidway buggy. Phone 1392J. 612 8. FOR SALE—Fordson tractor, gang plows, disc harrow: new, $450, terms. Sam Hardy Box 2058. Deere nearly P.O. FOR SALE—Hoover sweeper, phono: graph and records. 231 8. Grant. “OR SALE—Thoroughbred St, Ber- nard puppies. large stock, will make show dogs. F. C. Titus, Buf- falo, Wyo, For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—Wararope to go in six: foot space, panel doors, ideal for small apartment, also table and setees for breakfast alcove; very reasonable. Joe F, Thomas Planing 214 West B. Phone 1806W good type washers; these are good nteed. Casper Elec First. Phone FOR SALE—Victrola~ and other ho’ goods. 1114 8. Ash. Phone FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine in excellent condition. Phone 2338-M. FOR -SALE--Bed, spring and mat tress. Call xt fear door 732 8. Park. Phone 579J. FOR SALE—Practically new house- hold“furniture, consisting of three plece livingroom set, gateleg table, fouf Windsor chairs, semi-vantty dressing table, day bea, Wilton rug and Apex sweeper. Phone 2403R. 31 N. Jackson. FOR SALE—Baby’s bed, chair and reed buggy. Ward. Midwest Heights. FOR SALE—Dresser, bed, sewing machine, two rocking chairs, din ing table, four chairs, washing 1 chine; owner leaving. 904 Oakere rear, nursery Oo. F WANTED TO RENT — WANTED TO RENT—Eighteen to twenty-two rooms or more, unfur- ‘all this evening 1157NR. pom stae erases nhc atiiadieas eA Sa WANTED TO ‘RENT — Sleeping- porch with adjoining room and bath. Phone: Mr, Bryan 1363W. Ad- dress 233.8. Jackson. Saar ice ca hc 2a ae WANTED TO BUY —_— WANTED TO BUY—500 pound ca- pacity second hand ice box. Phone 1096R. ae — WANTED—Your old: coal heater in exchange for a” ges range or heater. Phone 10386, ate eeditidieetshche ee WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges; heaters, dressers, saeeeee all household goods. Phong a WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harneé Furniture Co., 234 8. David. Phon 5 ee WANTED—Live fat hens by the case, address the Glenrock Hotel, Glenrock, Wyo. FL WANTED TO BUY—Three, four or five-room modern houes,’ on or near paving, southeast pre- ferred: give definite. location, price and terms if any, in reply.’ P. O. Box 3: WANTED - TO BUY—Highest cosh ‘ price Se A second hand furnt- ure. rooks 749 Eust bell ust H. Phone WANTED—Am in market for good bull, not old and of Hereford, Durham ang Shorthorn Bon. 202 Midwest Bldg. WANTED— ‘| pavillion at Alcova Water SUNDAY, JULY 6, 1924. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Store room in new Norris company building, corner of H. and Durbin. ' —— FOR RENT—Vacuum cleaner with attachments. Casper Electric Co., 119 E, First, Phone 19935. . FOR RENT—One or two | rooms; elevator. service. Phone 123. FOR REN’ $3 per month, we also repair’ all makes. Brooks, 749 Hast H. Phone 1648W. 3 : FOR RENT—Store space in Ard- more building, 418 East Second; suitable for wholesale’ or retail store cf most any merchandise; will dai- vide to suit tenant. Also two modern apartments. Phone 1501. WANTED ‘Party to build dance Frolic. See Barton 147 N. Wolcott — after supper or phone 2479 for appoint- ment. ——————$—$—$__—_______.... WANTBD—Children to hoard, pleas ant home good made by August 1. Call after 6 p. m. at 605 S. Durbin. Phone 695J. YANTED—Ford truck, must=be tn g00d mechanical condition, 236 B. Midwest. ; - SEES SEE! WANTED—Girl living in neighbor- hood of Thirteenth and CY who can occasionally take care of four year old child afternoons. Box B-703 Tribune FOR SALE—POULTRY BABY CHICKS—Lowest prices we have ever quoted, fourteen pure breeds, 100 per cent live delivery, Write for free catalog. Smith. Bros, Hatcheries, Mexico, Mo. ROOM AND BOARD ROOM AND BOARD—House strict ly modern; prices reasonable; em N. McKinley. + BOARD and room Private hou on bus line. 1115 BE. Second. Sa FOR RENT—ROOMS nr en arene eee FOR RENT—S'eepingroom ‘for one or two gentlemen. 545 CY. bus, fF! FOR RENT—Small front sleepings room, on main, floor, suitable fos working girl. 1023 E. Se¢ond. Dor cas Apartments. ——————— se ? FOR RENT—Large, front~ sleeping. room, 1023 E. Second. Dorcas Apartments. FOR RENT -~ Modern furnished room, close in, also garage, 523 & Park. FOR RENT — Famishea Gannnm ‘OR RENT — Furnished sleepin, rome, adjoining ‘bath. 255° 8. Me. nley, FOR RENT—Extra room in modern bath, nice sleeping home, adjo! reasonable. Phone’ we ————— — SO FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front bedroom; couple preferred, and 587 CY. board if desired. ast) 3 RENT—Sleepingroom, suitable ‘or working lady. 114 N. Beech. FOR RENT—Two sleepingrooms or apartment, furnished or unfure nished. for adults, rent. reasonable 717 CY. es? FOR, RENT—Strictly modern sleep: ingroom, adjoining bath for one or two gentlemén; also privilege of renting garage. 912 S. Grant. FOR RENT—Front sleepingroo! adjoining bath, private entran ; ) ae month, $27 S. Beech..Phone 693. FOR RENIGSRDOL FOR RENT—Single, room, cool an@ reasonable, one block east of the Townsend hotel. 147 N. (Wolcott. Sa FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS eee eee FOR RENT—Two furnished house keeping rooms, bath, close in. 728 S. Ash. Phone 2665. FOR RENT—Two furnished house keeping rooms with bath, just off CY on S. Elm. Phone 1887M. —— FOR RENT—One room in modern home. furnished for housekeeping. 118 Washington. FOR RENT—Two modern for housekeeping, lights, water furnished, dren. room@ and rs : nice shade fo: 502 East L. Phone 2037M —— ee FOR RENT—Strictly modern three room semi-basement. apartment, furnishea or unfurnished. 912 & irant. —$$——__~ For Rent—APARTMENTS chile FOR RENT—Modern two-room fut nished basement apartment, one half block off Center. 142 Wr Eleventh. Phone 815R. FOR RENT! — Yellowstone apart ments. 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone 2750. ————_—<$_____ REDUCED RENT -~— Two rooms, furnished, newly decorated apart- ments, very reasonable. See these, Jackson Apartments, Phone 1872W. ES FOR RENT — Three-room strictl¥ breed. Seerent reasonable. modern unfurnished apartment. 1AGaS 1214 E. First, Apartment io. 4. —__ FOR RENT—Closo in apartments, by week or month, two roam@ furnished, and lights fur nished, located at 249 S. David; $30 per month. $8 per week. Harry Free, the oLt Man. Phone 23: FOR RENT—Furnished livingroom, Ingroom, features, large mirror in door, kitchenette, breakfast nook, stove and refrigerator, private bath, new- ly decorated, welking distance, Phone 2268R. es POR RENT—Strictly modern fur nished apartment $40. 250 N Phone 2268R. —<$< FOR RENT—Nicely furnished % room modern apartment, private, bath, on bus line. Phone 1591M, $10 West 11th. ————<$<$—$______ FOR RENT—Three and four-roort Modern unfurnished apartment 116 Bast G. Pho: 19005, EL ee