Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1924, Page 8

to bn pt as oy PAGE EIGHT. EAD | WLis Ch ANT ULI cAGH | a on Houton 2 the astern side of the 1 them during yor round Lieuten . the flight com- he expected to reach six hours, and arture from that pla 1 as calm, wind 1 the st as the ayito s tosk off with with prac a short direction pre Bay, evi tl farewell Kirkwall Brit where it ish planes wi thetr Amert Brough is Y Ny everybody in it and stood by from long break until the ors finally winged away from the town where they had been such welcome guests. Some of the spe ors had come from Robigson Cru old town of te ned out before day are unsigh ly Resinol als eruptions Only those who have undergone them can realize the menta) and physical discomforts which many skin affections cause, ‘The distress- ing appearance and the intolerable itching and burning too often make life really miserable. Yet Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap, generally overcomes these troubl promptly, even if they are severe and long-established. The Resinol treatment stops itching is/antly. | Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap are sold by all druggists. Why don't you fry them? PIANO MOVING Our Specialty MOVING AND TRANSFER GEBO COAL Prices Reasonable atrona Transfer, SS a gO a aR Nae ae tr WORLDEL were inMarch, _'T been cleaned and polished but no es |sential structural changes had been Bolts and t none o> braces the extra win here was needed. As w the new Liberty engines re installed and the radiat hich had removed at Tokio restored since they were con sidered better calculated to meet the t across the north pontoons were the fuselages. “When the planes rose they soared along the Humber river and disap. peared above the North Yorkshire Moorlands in an easterly direction. Atlantic again placed Finally under near the coast line in the journey northward to Kirkwall since pontoons would ators to earth new eng pound: alone to Lieutenant have been over rougher spots al- than we shall encounter here. r Alaskan experiences and wsing the north Pacific. ‘On the whole I think we will find {t more comfortable in colder latitudes for we can dress for low temperature had little chance of overcoming the heat and dust of the tropics. Our longest leg on the trip home will be from Greenland to Labrado: but we are not wor. ried.”" : Here and There Take -a dozen doughnuts home, Doughnut Shop, 427 B. 2nd.—aAdv. Mrs. Edna Wetsbrod, formerly a teacher in the public schools of Cas- per, has enrolled as a student in the stenographic department of the Cas- per Busingss céllege. No need to worry about moving day when you call See Ben Transfer, Quick seryice, Phone 74. Adv. Bertha Clark and Eleanor Collett have enrolled for the summer classes In the Casper Business college. Try those delicious doughnuts, the Doughnut Shop, 427 E. 2nd. —Adv. Stanley Overbaugh, who has been yisiting at Thermopolis for several days on a vacation, returned to Cas- per yesterday Jos. I. Schwartz for lasting and suitable gifts.—Ady. P. K. Cameron arrived in Casper terday' from Denver. Mr, Cam- eron left last night for Lander where he will do construction work for several weeks. ye You have missed something if you n't visited Tripeny’s fountain r the show for drinks.—Adv. Mrs, H. B. Kline has been con fined to her home for the past few days with a slight illness New York or Chicago do not seem to have a thing on Casper when it comes to a man-sized ‘crime wave. Of course, having your pants 1fled is just snappy enough to make the day interesting, but when some nice gentle thug flattens the top of your head with the butt-end of a Colt the felling of exhiliratjon flees at one! Storage & Fuel Co. PHONE | 949 THIS COUPON ENTITLES HOLDER TO ADMITTANCE TO THE TRIBURE’S FREE WATER FROLIC RIVERVIEW PARK THURSDAY MORNING =a 7 revvard will be paid furnishing the Casper information » of the per party Five to the oftice, paying the right collector, ask to show his credentials. If he can- not do so please call the Tribune. Telephone 15 Term as County Political’ Advertisement ER MEDI and_payments arranged to sult Consultation free. Hours, 9 to 1 p, m. el | bs hey had were requirerhents of cold weather flying Lieutenant Smith planned to keep the be an embarrass- ment if a forced landing brought the instead of to the Weighing 850 for a statement to his ryme the flight commander them we are very anxious them, the quicker the better We are confident we shall eve the rest of the trip. I think A. F. EDMONDS Announces His Candidacy for a Two-year the Republican Ticket If your dlsenne 1s yet curable, & WE can cure it, and you may be hure that our charge will be satis- factory and within your reagh General Debility, Weak Nerves, FREE—Consultation, Examination—FREE Charges so low as to be within the reach of even the poorest, peciabats for Men Only Denver Medical Institute §25:18:!'S«conoyie new fhe Casper Daily Cribune |IBARNEY GOOGLE. AND SPARK PLUG urface of the ocean. When the LISTEN. QNE OF OUR oANIG: planes rose into the air each of them 1S UP THIS STREAM WITH weighed 8.000 pounds, each of the & FINE STRING OF TROUT ANID NO LICENSE. WE SNEED” YOUR HELP. ~ We can furnish your extra room for less money than any store in town. You'll have a calf for, your room if it is well furnished. The Bailey Furniture Co., Phone 1617-J. 326 W. Yellowstone. Ady. Julius Prohoska was in Casper yesterday from Glenrock . ‘Wonder how a tourist feels when, after being given a sticker in some little mud-hole of five hundred pop- ulation, he leaves Casper with noth- ing more than a smell of oll? Have your repair work done by the City Shoe Repair and Shining Parlor. 118 W. Second.—<Adv. ‘We have an expert mattress man, and can remake or repafr any kind The of mattress or box spring. Bailey Furniture Co., Phone 1617-J 326 W. Yellowstone, Adv. Denver papers seem strongly dl- vided over the question of whether Stapleton should be placed in the Hall of Fame or be outlawed as a member of the Klan, The situation has narrowed down to where sup- porterss of Bailey and Stapleton are in deadlock over which one shall. get a certain corner to argue upon Without doubt, politics are “the spice of life.” James Sanford motored up from Denver Tuesday. Watch Tripeny’s window every week for astonishing bargains. Ady. . Friday will see the arrival of Snapp Bros. shows and will hear the vo! of some Caruso crying forth, “Get your red hot weenles here.” We will all go and fill our selves. with cotton candy and lose Commissioner On CAL seat ales SPECIALISTS FOR MEN 830 Eighteenth Street Opposite Entrance to Postoffice COME AND BE CURED If affected with either acute or chronic diseases, simple or compli- cated, you can come to us know- ing that we have tre and cured case after case exactly like your own Insomnia—results | of exp overwork aud other Violath Nature's Laws, disease of and Kidneys, Vericole Veins, Pol ens in the Blood, quickly and per- manently cured at small expense and no detention from busincas COME IN AND TALK IT OVER your conyentence, a. m. to p. m., Sundays, 10 ietk “ROSS Hou CONG Sparev' Hes | eae 4 pa vo au Exrec Te NGA Te. cody , \Thars waars hy { tinGcau up ts OES A a ean CANADA “wicons * ) GxRoNG Lor te a delighted TAKE hier event had Per Tse arwaro OUT AND GWE iF Im Act HERE e harmiet from tt: \. SPAHKY SESE Him SOME _BOMEsicn wkcaaika. nes resumed their ee “Tha RACE substantially as they irdeto Za “Tt IL Poe IVE GOT IT ALL FixeD WITH A CATTLE MAN, HE'S GOING TO PLAY GAME WARDEN AND SCARE AVERY ten pounds on the whip—but even so, what {s life without excitement. We have six quality lawn mowers left in stock. Self-adjusting, ball- bearing with a 14 to 18-4nch cut. They are priced to go quickly at $10.00 and $12.50. ‘The Gantt Hard- ware Co., 239 E. First. Adv. Mrs. N. EB. Thomas left last even- ing for the Adams’ ranch. Have you eaten noon lunch at the Doughnut Shop? 427 BH. 2nd. —Ady, Mrs. Alta Smith and Mrs. W. Ben- don have returned from Thermop- olis, where they spent several days on a. vacation. Bee Adv. Ben Transfer. Phone 74,— Coonie Conrad will strut his stuff at the Arkeon tonight. If Coonie moves his “dogs” as well as he dis- penses jazz then the Arkeon patrons are in for a treat. Have your jewelry repairing done by an expert. Jos. I. Schwartz. Byron Hinman motored to Casper from Winner, 8. D. The Temple studio for kodak. fin- ishing and commercial portraits. —Ady. Rey. P, R. Kiplinger was in Cas- per yesterday from Brush, Colo. Have dressmaking done by Mapes, ph. 187. Kopper Mrs, Kettle, —Ady. Mrs. Clyde Daly motored here from Philip, 8. D. hot “afternoon's shopping with After a drop into the Kopper Kettle your friends for a cool drink. A few choice apartments are va- cant. They are modern, near bus- iness district, very reasonable and desirable. See the mat once or Phone 275 426 W. Yellowstone. Ady. T. A, Brown and W. P, Enders were in Casper Tuesday from Basin. Go to the coolest and most de- lightful parlor in town. The Hen- ning Marinello Shop, balcony, Hen- ning Hotel.—Adv. A few choice apartments are va- cant. They are modern, near bus- iness district, very reasonable and desirable. See them at once or Phone 2 426 W. Yellowstone. Ady Ask the man who eaten one— about that 45¢ noon lunch at the Kopper Kettle Inn.—Adv Fred Proctor came to Casper from Midwest yesterday. May Hill arrived from Denver to visit old customers. Misa Hill ywill remain in Casper for a few days. W. Anderson of Cheyenne was town yesterday, in Arrivals at the City Camp Tues- day, comprised the following: Jones Foster of Tulsa, Okla; C. A. Mir- w. reau, of Oakland, Cal.; . Arm- strong of Tiena-Madre, Cal,; James Barlow of Shelbyville, Ind; H. W. Hawley of Nelsoh, Neb.; A. E. Ayres of Orleans, Nebr.; C. M. Gowdy of Sante Ana, alif. Wm. Speirr of |Chadron, Nebr; Gus Nelson of | Wayne, Nebr W. Zuzvuki, of Ogden Utah; Mr. and Mrs, G. Rue Jr., of Kansas City, Kans.; ankliin Skinner of Malone, N. Y.; C. R- Bartlett of Unionsville, Mo.; W. C. Kirl of Des Moines, Towa; Will'am Wilson of Philadelphia, Pa.; Robert Hadley. Horace Gibbs, Claude Hack ett, and Sheridan McCabe of Mil waukee, Wis; Dale Clalr of Lox Angeles, Cal.; H. 8. Ratcliff of Dal Tm TONG To For BIG GAME - - WHEN You AND SPARKY RETURN Go To SED- Tamer Comic BACK CNTTLE HONTING A Moose x WEDNESDAY, JU! LY 36, 192. HEAR SOMETHING RUSTLING IN TTHE 8USHES- WHY SO GLOM, AVERY. DIDNST You caTcH las, Texas; Barny Donchuty, of Fort Worth, Texas; X. E. Clippinger and family of Jeromesyille,.0.; Wendell Mast of Edgerton, O.; P. F. Hana- walt of Los Angeles, Cal.; Carl Van Steenberger of Newton, Iowa; H. B. Womble, Jr.; of Gilbert, La.; E. J. Vaughn of Elma, Wash.; R. Rykof of CREE Pee UL WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH HERE Pennine, (Continued from Page One) William, 22, Theodore, 20, employes of the Mountain State Telephéne and Telegraph company; Chapin, 17, em- ploye of they Warren Construction company, and Albert, 6 years of age. Mrs. William Norwood of Denver, a sister of the deceased, has been sent for and sliould arrive in Casper today, Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. eee average words used as @ basis of estiinating » line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of twe Unes. All charged advertising will be booked “set Reon irrespective of the number of CORRE TON Or, CLASSIFIED ERRORS. The casper” Daily Tribuny 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 real yalue of tho advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days afier insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense er purpose of the Advertiseme: it. TE HONE Careful attention will rte given ali ads received over TELE PHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. CLOSING -HOUR, ‘Want Ads to be classified proper- must be in the Casper Daily tribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m, will be insertec under the head “Too Late to Classify. ouT o¥ TOWN ADVERTISE, ME. Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instruetions about counténg the words and the rate per word for the Casper Dally Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Hardware Wickless oll stove factory agent, com commission. Box B- Tribune. WANT perienced cab driv ers, who want to make good money. Carnival and rodeo now at hand. Yellow Cab Co., 343 N Wolcott. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Maid far genet housework. 902 Grant. Ph. 1196 WANTED—Ladies in this locality to embroider linens for us at home during their leisure moments Write at Embrold ance: Lima, POSITIONS WANTED shion Ohio. ork © Bast G St. POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED ranch hand and wife want work on ranch. Phone 2819W. EXPERIENCED stenographer de- sires immediate position. Can furnish references. Phone 25725 or address Tribune Box B-740. SCHOOL girl, 15 years of age wants work taking care of children or light housekeeping, Write Evans- ville Box 538. ing wants permanent porition, best references. J. J. G., P. O. Box 356. HIGH school boy 18, must have work in office or store and delivery work; “willing.” Call at 205 N. Cen- ter or Phone 540M. EXPERIENCED stenographer de- sires work, has had several years ex- perience, can furnish references. Phone 2259M. EXPERIENCED deliveryman, who knows the city, can furnish rec- ommendations. Phone 96J. EXPERIENCED grocery or men’s furnishings clerk wants steady position. Box B-750, Tribune. WANTED—By young widow with two girls, position as housekeeper for a widower; in or near Casper. Call or write Mrs. Fannie Williams 1034 EH. Second, Casper, Wyo. WOMAN wants family bundle wash- ing. Phone 1980J. MIDDLE aged practical = nurse wants nursing. 322 N. Beech, rear. Phone 954M... SERVICES OFFERED re MARBCELLE and bob curl complete $1; manicure 60c; experienced op- erator. Phone 636M for appoint- ment. 604 8S. Center. to care for lawns or odd Phone 342-W. PHONE 2714R4. Charles Carlson Dairy for fresh milk and cream, delivered any part of Casper for your breakfast. 18 cents a quart MARCEL and -bob curl at the van- ity box, reasonable, by experienced operater. 123 N. Wolcott. Phone 722R. HARPER method, soft water sham- ing; home appoint- Mrs. R. Colby, 321 E. Twelfth. Phone 1051. jobs. SAND, gravel, dirt and fertilizer, de. livered. 1244 8, Boxelder. Phone 28915. ALCIMINING and painting small obs, work guaranteed, prompt service, Phone 18605. INGHAM BROS. Screens mace and installed, screen doors, guaranteed not to sag; modern factory makes our prices lowest. Phone 2381—Shops 1725 E. Second WINDOW cleaning, house clean- ing and auto washing. Phone 1302’ For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—1923 Ford roadster ol- So # 1923 Ford coupe, both these Ford cars have good tires, kok and run good; worth the money. Patter. son Oakland Co., 540 1. Yellowstone, FOR SALE- 23 Oakiand Standard touring in first class condition, this car is being completely over- hau'ed, and ts just as good as any new it's & real bargain in a real good light six, $850, terms. Pat- terson Oakland Co., 540 Yellow- stone. derson motore, good car. Inquire at 745 S, Jackson after 0 p. Ube For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE — 1923 Overland Nght touring, just like a new car at half the price, you can't afford to walk with a bargain like this in sight, $350 terms. Patterson Oak- land Co., 540 B. Yellowstone. Donse BrRotners DEALERS SELU G600D USED CARS Good Values for Today—_ DODGE BROTHERS 1923 Four Passenger Coupe driven 8,000 miles Five good tires, motometer and bumpers. Car repainted i928 “equ Tourin: ‘equipped with spare tire, mvtometer, sun visor and Hartford Shock Absorbers .~-~-.$650 1923 Roadster. Bumpers front and rear, motometer, spare tire, side wings and cutout. A good buy at $650 1922 ‘Touring. New Cord tires all around. Car equip- ped .with Westinghouse Shock Absorbers --. $485 1920 Touring --- $300 STUDEBAKER 1922 Special Touring. In first class condition and priced at -------.-... _ $750 BUICK 1922 Touring. Five good tires. Repainted — 7 FORDS 1924 Coupe. Spare tire and steering wheel lock. Looks und runs ‘ike new $500 1B tres, new top and new curtains, Reépaintes $300 1921 Touring - - $250 All Above Cars Completely Overhauled and in 1st Class Condition. Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY 8L BE. Fifth Phone 724 TWO very good ton commissary Just the thing reasonable. Phone FOR factory truck rancher. built 1 bodies. Very SALE—Chervrolet — tourin, 922 In excellent condition. Tires new. Price, § Terms. Call at 616 Divine street or phone 1869-M after 5 p. m For Sale—Household Goods he to go in six. foot irs, ideal for smmgll » table and setees aleove; very omas Planing ne 1s08W FOR SALE—Slightly Wastern Electric cleaner, even good type A. B.C. washers: theso are good buys and guaranteed. Casper Electric Co, 119 E. First. Phone 1993J. tly new Bruns-| very reusonable | makes. By Billey De Beck ‘ / Dow Worry -- SPARKY \ PAPA LICNT Go HUNTING ANY. — For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE-—Used $40 wardrobe at fonier at $20! $40 oe ee at os. 5: $35 ice chest at $23.50; $25 See 3 dining ee, Saye ere and up; baby bugsy 75; aay dresser at $18.75; kitchen cabinets $11; set shelves at $6; inlaid leum at $1.75. Hunter-Goll A cot W. First. Phone 2200. FOR “eniture and teuneat me. pays Ree epi on pave- modern ment, iny B-754 a rst Tsao Pe emer: $10. 508 B. Cena For Sale—Miscellaneous ' - FOR SALE—Thoroughbred police purples: pedigreed and istered. A. K. C., car 48 Hast ¥. pase satan sib Theat ca 2 a8 FOR QUICK SALE—Slightty used sheep wagon, clean and in‘ gucd general condtiion, very priced. Bee Meigh at Tribune per Ib., .04; chuck steak, 10 Ibs. over, .12; rice, per Ib., .08; -12%4; navy beans, per 100 tomatoes, dozen, $1.80; eggs, “per case, $7.50; eggs, fresh, per case, $8.00; oranges, small, box, $4.26. Cedar St. Grocery and Market. Phome 642M, a For Sale—MisceNaneous ; SSS sae UL ET FOR SALE—A block of stock {n Natrona Lumber company. For particulars address Box 1144, Bil- lings, Mont. FOR ‘SALE—One 45 horse Brodrick boiler, good as new. Pearl White Laundry. i WANTED TO BUY ——— Te WANTED TO BUY—Old building, Suitab‘e for garage. Phone 661M. — WE WILL buy or exchange: your used furniture. Harneé Furniture Co., 234 3. David. Phone 249. — , WILL pay cash for a 1923 or 1924 Buick Six car. P. O. Box 631. WANTED—Live fat hens the by. case, address the Glenrock Hotel Glenrock, Wyo. LL WANTED—Your ola coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086, - Pe teat antenaclchetsntedhchs. Aaah WANTED TO BUY—We ebay) mere for coa} ranges. heatet duofolds. all household 086. —_—— WANTED TO RENT ‘ONSIBLE parties wish to e: change services in firat class artment. house for apartment. ‘Tribune, ———— For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month, we also repair’ ail Brooks, 749 Bast i. Phone 1oisW. oe, we |) oods Phone 3 Ae