Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 18, 1924, Page 9

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924,. CONDITION OF VEST OCK Io Survey Says. ~ wyoming” tattle and” sheep are generally in very good condition, but the hay crop is a little short of last year and fall and winter ranges are generally dry according to the monthly livestock and range report issued by the U.S. Division of-Crop and ‘Livestopie estimates. — ‘Ranges ‘he. continued. dry weather re- ited in the yfurther drying of the ranges and pastures over most of, the state, with prospects of short fall and winter range on the desest ranges-along the Unicn Pacific. Theseast Part of the state is very Gry with some shortage of water. The ranges in. the Big Horn Basin and North Central Dis- trict are’ above normal with g good crop of grass well cured. High ranges have held up well and are in much) better condition than the low ranges. ~The crop of grass and forage was’ generally good due to an abuftdance of moisture during last fajl: and winter and early this spring.’ “The: grass has cured in excellént; shape, with fall and win- ter range outlook is fair to good. The condition of the ranges is 85 per cent. compared with 91 it montit _ and 104° pér cent one year ago. Hay The state's hay crop promises to be abgut 200,000 tons short of last year, but—in the Big Horn Basin and North.Central District the crop. will be larger than in 1923. The BRINGING UP FATHER NOW LISTEN TO ME ES FINE XOUNG “1 WANT NOTHIN’ Bor SILENCE Che Casper Daily Cribune WILL “OU LEAVE THAT CHILO ALONE - ou ARE ALWAYS PICKING ON HER. NOU AN' VERS LITTLE, OF THAT" $4.50 to’$5.50, there is sorhe_local de- mand for old ewes for farm flocks but this demand is limited and ship- ments will be larger than in 1928. The large desert sheep ranges in southern Wyoming -are very dry, and winter feed prospects are only fair, MILK PRICE | AT LOW EBB IN SEATTLE SEATTLE, Wash., Sept. 17.—Milk to be ered to Seattle homes at nine Cents a quart and six cents a pint beginning today. The Seattle Milk Shippers’ Association -has , an- nounced. This is two cents lower than it has been and according to the association, the lowest milk has been ‘since pre-war days. shorter crop however will be offset.|/ by ‘the excellent quality of — hay whigh has ‘been harvested under {deal weather conditions, while last year there was much damage from rain. In that part of the state south of Yellowstone Park and west of Medicine Bow the short crop in sections’ is offset by a large carry over from thé 1923 crop. Gen- erally the’ supply will carry...the stock, except posstbly in the less vored: sections of southern and the east central districts. In the eastern third. of, the state, the: crop of corn‘and other feed will be short- er than in 1923. The hay crop is forecasted at 1,550,00 Otons com- pared with 1,756,000 tons last year and the 1922 crop of 1,661,000 tons. The 1924 crop is made up of 1,293,- 000 tons of tame hay and 257,000 tons of wild. ‘Wyoming cattle are in very good"| condition and have so far not shown a @ecline corresponding to that of the ranges, due to the holding on higher and better feed. The well cured grass has also held up the cattle and the early shipments to market show that ‘most’ of the cat- ue are well hardened and in fine flesh. It is evident that the dry condition of the lower ranges will bring about a more rapid decline in cattle and.in some sections re- sult ir a little earlier Reports g a rather decided tendency to ell close. with some outfits closing out. Prices: have been, unsatisfac- tory with returns slightly below last fall. The cattle going to market will include a lttle more young stuff and breeding stock than last fall, with indications that the total move- ment will-be almost as heavy as last fall. There is a marked absence of local. buying or restocking. The tion of tho cattle ts reporteg as 97 per cent compared with 98 per one month ago and 104 per “— September 1, 1923, Sheep. Sheep . continue in very good condition, with lambs in some ie northern sections being the best. in years, while ina few other places there has been a decline due to the dry condition of the ranges. Old; sheep are generally in good shape. The condition of the sheep is 100. per cent, 4 points below last month and 3 points below one year ago.’ Marketing from a few of the drier sections -will.-be-a- little early, with * Prospects of the total sheep .move- ment being about 10 per cent -heav- Jer than last year, due to the larger number of lambs. Reports from over the state generally indicate a’ ndency to hold a few more ewe lambs than last year, although in some sections few ewe lambs will be held.. Lamb. contracting..was unus- ually heavy last spring and there has been but little buying this fa‘l, A consideable number of old ewes are for sale, prices ranging from Are You Out of a Job ? ‘The Tribune will help every man and woman tn Casper in search of employment to find Work by publishing “Position Wanted” ads. Re member it will cost you noth- ing to wavertise your services in the Tribune. If you. are in need.of work Advertise ‘Lwe cents per wora or ten cents per line. NO AD LFS§$ THAN 29 CENTS, Five av words used as a basis of estunating eLACKEACE cae LINE yal be charged the spuce of twe advertising will oe bonked “set Jines' irrespective o of See eer ERR Vertisemeut ordered for more. tas time. Errors not the clearl, | sear fet $600, received over PHONE, but we cannot guarantee wre SOs oe rast Proper- Petals the Casper Dally ibune office before, oe ‘Want Ads Fecsived after 10 to 12 a. m. will be Hearse: under the head “Too Late to Classify." OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE, MENTS. Must be accompanied by rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE ——eeeeeeeseeeee > ; car washer, A none ee “need apply. Jone: Garage, 200 W. First. Phone 2041. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED--Girl for general ‘house work; must be neat and a good cook; willing to stay in nights with little girl. Phone 348J. WANTED—Women to paint lamp Far les for us at home. rer nt work, Whole or part tim aisarese Nileart Company, 3541, Ft. ‘Wayne, Indiana. UNINCUMBERED middle aged wo- man, good cook, to either rent or take on share basis, furnished house 60 “miles* from railroad. Box B-879, ‘Tribune. WANTED Several lady canvassers at once, ~ Salary to energetic workers, Call Mr. Jones Phone 15 POSITIONS WANTED WANTED—General office work by peer appearing young man. Phone 4M. c POSITION WANTED—By young lady as office girl or clerk. Apply at 1404 East A. Has had experience in all nes, especially purchasing oil field and refinery material, and material accountin; st references. Phone Casper, 1277M, or write P. O. Box 1901, Casper, Wyo. swer nut, Cil EXPERIENCED wants work. WANTED—Position as or clerical work; can references, Phone 537. Phone ical_on) 1618. bookkeeper furnish good SERVICES OFFERED GRAVEL, sand and filling dirt de. livered, team pita int i ane kinds, driveways a Bros, Holly, Phone 1096R a roe cosa. MARCELLING and -bob~ curlini complete, 76 cents; home appoin' Call. Mrs. 409 S. Spruce. Conn, CARPENTER CONTRACTS We will take jobs elther Jarge or small. We are e do cabinet work at a quipped to low figure. t us make out your specific: tions, draw your’ home plan/and build it for you. ING BROS. \ Phone 734R 4 WANTED—Sewing. at prices. Phone 1868J. SHINGLE bob, or any style hair- cutting, for men, wor reasonable men or chil 40c. Henning Hotel Barber MARCEL and bob curl, 75 cents home appointments. Phone 2562M. 49 8, McKinley. DRESSMAKING at moderate prices. 414 8. Mcikinley. Ph For | Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Dodge good running order, 220: : FOR SALE—Good $150, , terms 1209W. ROR SALE ae Dodee. Coupe, | itinghouse shock 88 ‘Mechanical co: ve good tires; Phone ‘973 W. roadster, one 2187R. $150. Phone Roadster, if desired. Phone Donse Brotners DEALERS ‘SELL 600D usep CARS Consider what this means to the Used Car Paes “Over One Mil- Dodge B: rothers Motor Cars built and 90. per cent still in service.” DODGE _BROTHERS— aged woman wants it Fs rk on ranch, -good ‘home. eee Se Ea eae on person. 957 Wal- urphy 416 phone in ation, Park: For Sale—AUTOMOBILES $225. 1026 8. Cherry. For Sale—Household Goods THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD FOR SALE—Kitchen safe, $8; chif- fonler, $9.50; sanitary couches, $3.50 and up; $65 Universal sweeper, all attachments, $42.507 ‘bow back chairs, ie 45; drop leaf table, $5; coal stoves ; used gas heaters, $4.50; Colum ts graphonola, $17.50; dress- ers, large plate mirrors, $18. Hunter- Goll Co., 241 W. First. Phone 2200. FOR SALE — Furniture. Tenth and Poplar. ete ee FOR SALE—Rocker, also chair to match, genuine leather seat and back. Price $35. 1836 8. Jackson. perduiaieneiiteeh actor ae ai cesantets FOR SALE—New 70-lb. refrigerator, $20; new 65-lb, three-door refrig- erator, $28; three-hole. gas range, $22.50; new four-hole, gray enamel range, $30. 144 8, Durbin. This is a real buy. Corner FOR SALE—Coffee urn, small show case, dining table, chiffonter, duo- fold, bed and springs, chairs, gus heater. 212.5. Elk, FOR SALE—Threehole gas stove with oven, refrigerator, good mat: tress. 936% E. Second. FOR SALE—One bed, one spring and mattress, one library table one’ clothes box, Inquire 323 S Grant. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Scrap wood for kin- Teed Apply in rear, 131 8. Dur in. FOR SALE—Coat and cap of ‘high school uniform; cont, size 34 chest in good condition. Price $6. Cal. At 1511 8, Poplar. : FOR SALE—Baby carriage. 2395W. #OR ber ie Remington repeat- ing cheap. 208 N, Boyer. phone ue OR SALE—Seconananded bicycle, cheap; racing frame, good tire: .nd racing, saddle. Apply basement, Cribune, ask for Haytin. For _Rent—Miscellaneous “Phone per moan pal: makes, Brooks, 749 East H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—One car garage, per. month. Cwelfth. $8 Corner Wolcott and Phone 1412R. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO por ae furniture. Owl Furniture Hardware Co., 42 W. First. Shone 978, Sey TO BUY—We pay more for coat heaters, dresse- e ranges, ; i came all Peinenae. g00ds. Pho: 1922 Touring, reconditioned and repainted, a good buy at..$600 1923 Touring, in i 1920 Touring, in good 1922° Dodge almost- new tires fine -----------. roa Co repaint Business very best shape.$350 Coupe, ~ and- runs $550 ed, recon: ditioned a Pana in shape to-run* winter “cost 1923 Coupe, repainted, with very. little in. the very best of condition, with good tires -. 1922 Coupe, a snap ai repainted, recon- 1922 Tourin; $400 ---$275 ditioned, at ~---~--.-~--..$250 BUICKS— 1921 hea, repainted, in eit) shape, only, Touring, a snappy car for 19: a@ reasonable price. Coliseum Motor Co. 131 BE, Fifth Phone 724 Open Sunday FOR SALE—Ford Tow good running order, Bast K. FOR SALE—Chevrolet perfect mechanical tires, upholstery and bargain. Phone Evans FOR SAL) good tires, order, $85 ‘Washington. EXPERIENCED legal stenographer and court reporter wants positl Answer Box'1105, Thermopolis, Wyo. POSITION. WANTED—By young girl as office girl or clerk. Phone 133 or call at-1618 BE. First. WANTED—Colored woman | wanta work by hour, cleaning or laun- dry. Phone 776M. WOMAN wants family butidle rar ing. Phone 10. FOR SALE—Dodge, fine condition, $900; consider open car a& part payment, balance cash: Phone, 348J. ring car, ‘in ,» $50. 109 Touring, in condition, Int good. A at15. 1917 model Maxwell, new paint Job, good cash. Inquire 1923 Sedan, FOR SALE—Ford Roadster, dglivery box, Dodge tional cash register. vision Co, : FOR SALE—One Claire car, take diamonds in trade. 2 this Willis run 4,000 miles; Commercia} Casper Pro- Sainte will Inquire at WANTED—Tour ol@ coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086, HAVE buyers for small homes that $300 cash will handle. Price it right and we will do the rest. Raker-Grude Inv. Co,, Realtors, 133 N. Wolcott. Phone 1189. WANTED TO BUY—Small National cash register; must be, a bargain. 214 N. Wolcott. WANTED TO BUY—Secondhand furniture, Hunter-Goll Furniture 241 W. First. Phone 2200. ‘WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harneé@ Furniture Co., 234 8, David. Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—Hignest cash price paid for second hand Turni- ture." Brooks 749 East H. Pkone 1645. WANTED TO BUY—For cash, good frame house to move on vacant lot. Phone 6793. 815 8. Ash. ROOM AND BOARD ee ROOM and board in private home, on bus line. 1115 B. Second. ROOM and board or light house- eeping: room has outside en- trance, adjoining bath, use of plano. 712 8. Jackson: Phone 1694NW. ROOM and board in modern home, front ‘bedroom,’ adjoining bath; home cooked . meals; very _reason- able; CY bus line. Phone 1633R. BOARD and room, $10 per week, home cooking. 615 5S. Beech. FOR RENT—ROOMS R RENT—Modern room, close in. p J. ond. Phone 67. FOR RENT—Furnished front room for sleeping, next to bath, lights and steam heat, close to C. & N. W. shops. Inquire 924 8. Spruce. FOR RENT—Sleeping room, one block from. CY bus, $15. 1702 8. Cedar. Phone 924J, FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room, adjoining bath, walking dis- tance. 441 Kirk Ave, WELL- SHE GETS HER BAD TEMPER FROM ~ou- FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Furnished room —| Private bath and outside entrance; suitable for two. 704 S. Park. FOR RENT—Room, $10 per month, one block north of postoffice. 123 N. Wolcott. Phone 722R. FOR RENT—A nice comfortable furnished room in modern home, adjoining bathroom; ‘suitable for man and wife or one or two gentle- men. 631 HE. Second. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom with modern conveniences. 612 S. Lincoln, FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, close in, private entrance; gentle- men preferred. 214 S. Grant. FOR RENT—To gentleman, fur- nished modern room, convenient to bath, close in. 615 8. DurBin. FOR RE! ye rooms, school. 1308 enwood. 1314 Kenwood. FOR RENT—Desirable sleeping room in modern home, close suitable for one or two men. W. Eighth. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished front room, outside entrance, for t gentlemen; meals if desired; pri eges of home. Phone 1 M. FOR RENT—Very desirable sleep room, adjoining bath, large clothes ‘loset, east room. 343 S, Kimball. hone 207. close to Inquire FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS s FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms and garage. Phone 268W. fOR RENT—Furnished room, suit- able for light housekeeping or seeping room for two gentlemen. 6 S. Center, Phone 320W. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR’ RENT—Three-room modern apartment, ciose in, $35. ‘Inquire ay 511 E. First. REDUCED RENT—Downtown mod ern furnished apartment and sleeping rooms. 140 East Midwest. See en SS et testicle ®OR RENT—Furnished three-room modern apartment, closé to East Casper school; garage if desired. 385 8. Jackson. Phone 2379W. ——— FOR RENT—Destrable, ‘close in, un- furnished apartment, large living room, kitchen, breakfas* nook, bed- room and private bath, steam heat. Phone 2265R. REDUCED RENT THREE-ROOM furnished apart ment, gas, Mght and steam h trunished. Call in rear, 831 E Third. FOR RENT — Three-room, nicely furnished apartment, close fn, pri vate bath. Phone 2777J. 231 8. Grant. mr RENT—Two large housekeep: ing rooms, nice and clean, water, Ughts and gas, $30; everything Be nished except groceries, 512 E. Thirteenth. Phone 669W. FOR RENT—Atiractive furnished basement apartment; must be seen to be appreciated; rent reason- able. 745 E. Kirk. FOR RENT—Modern three-room, partly furnished basement apar ment, reasonable, 143 N. Washing: ton. FOR RENT—Two-room apartment; reduced rent. Durbin. Phone 758W. furnished 217: N. FOR RENT — Five-room modern, FOR RENT—Close in, modern fur- nihsed apartment, $35 up; steam heat, private bath, 140 H. Midwest: FOR RENT—Three-room semi-base- ment apartment with private bath, partly furnished, steam heat, light and cozy, close in. 725 8. Durbin. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, large room with Murphy bed, kitchen and bath, four blocks east of center of town. Phong 2268R. FOR RENT—Completely furnished two-room semi-hasement apart- ment. 218 E. Eleventh. Phone 2377W. MILNE APARTMENTS ONE four-room modern furnished apartment, also two-room fur- nished, steam heat. 926 E. Second. Apply 918 E. Second. FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment, modern, walking dis- tance, 441 Kirk Ave. FOR RENT—Furnished two three-robm = _ apartments; only. 634 W. Ninth. FOR RENT- mode} and adults ‘Three-room furnished apartment with h, near bus lint 616 W. Fourteenth. FOR RENT—Apartment, thr _rooms and bath, unfurnished. Phone’ 1340. Call oom apartment 420 N. Washington. For Rent—APARTMENTS REDUCED RENT THREE-ROOM furnished _ apart- ment, gas, light and steam heat furnished. ‘Call in rear, 831 E. Third. FOR RENT—Two modern fur- nisheg apartments, 807 E. Third. Inquire in rear. FOR RENT—Two or three-room aparthhent. 545 CY Ave. Large modern com. ns and apartments, board if; desired. ar close in. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished basement apartment with private bath, gas and lights furnished; rent r onable. 659 8. Lincoln. oR REN -Two-room apartment, furnished of unfurnished, garage if desired. Phone 1512J. FOR F Furnished apartment, als? small unfurnished house. 782 CY Ave. FOR RENT—HOUSE- FOR RENT—One -five-room house with fireproof garage. Apply on premises afterncons. Fourteenth and South Ash. Modern Bldg. Co. FOR RENT—AMN modern five-room bungalow, in restricted residentia district," $65'per month, Phone 2106. BOR RENT—Unfurnished cottage, three rooms and alcove bedroom, toilet, gas equipment, modern except th. Phone 652 or call at 201 O. xchange. FOR RENT—Two-room house, gas, water and 1253 S.\ Washington. Phone FOR RENT—Residence, will pay good income, close in, corner of A and Grant streets, six rooms and bath on first floor, six rooms, bath and leundry basement floor; base- ment suitable for two apartments, or may be used. for single rooms. each/ room has separate entrance. rent reasonable to right party. In quire at 201 Oil xchange: - Phone iS2 or 690R. FOR. RE! unfurnished house. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house, lights and gas, newly deco- rated, privilege of modern conyent- ences. 1234 8. Oak. FOR RENT—Four-room modern house, very nicely furnished, close to bus; also furnished four-rogm apartment, 240 8, Fenway. FOR RENT—Modern four-room completely furnished house 52% Jackson. Phone 1426W. FOR RENT— Unfurnished ‘ four- room house, modern, 1616 W. Twelfth. Inquire 1109 8. Cotton wood. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished five: room modern house, $100 per month. 804 §, Washington, base- ment. Une ad tg ee FOR RENT—Ten-room furnished house, also four-stall garage. 225 S. Park. Phone 973W. furnished lights. 24065 ‘T—Three-room modern 724 8. Ash. s. FOR modern e: except stove St. Botolph. FOR RENT—Modern four-room house, nicely furnished, $55, heat and water included. 642 E. Twelfth Phone 1542M. FOR RENT— nished house with garage. Beech. Phone 559J ‘OR RED nished house. ‘OR R iT — Five-room partly furpished, house. Lingoln. Phone 696W. FOR RENT—Five rooms, school. 1308 Kenwood. 1814, Kenwood. FOR RENT—About modern eight-room bath, best of location, Phone 592M. FOR RENT—Three-room modern house. 361 8, Beech. FOR RE —Three-room house, f block from bus line and tw blocks from school. «Call at 810 N Madison. Phone 862W. RENT —Three-room house, pt bath, unfurnished and shades. 243 8. Six-room modern fur: 155 N ‘oom modern fur Phone 65785 modern, 231 close to Inquire October Ist, house with reasonable FOR he Spru RENT—Five-room everything furnished. modern 1321 5. FOR SALE—HOUSES TOR SAI baths, nged #-12 rooms and . three ompletely furnished; ar- into. four separate apart: gwaragé, close in on southeast on paving; fine -residence sec- large income; cost $14,5 ell for $10,350, only $200 c balance like rent. you buy or rent. Phone 381. Casper house on furnished; will con nent. Phone Melrose. 1—Eight-room lot Inquire 825 FOR RENT—Two-room modern furnished apartment, gas and lights furnished, $10 per week, $40 per thonth., 143 N. Kimball. SALE—Small. cottage with garage, large level lot, 14% blocks from pavement, east ‘front with lawn, $3,000. Phone 1698J. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, no base ment; reduced rent; good Idcation, an pavement and bus line. Inquire 604 W, Yellowstone, modern lights and gas; price ash, $35. pe . Lamar, Smith Block Phone 2214, Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McMaais? af FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—House and block from new school, in Moun- tain View; $400 cash or $450, terms. Address Box 880, Tribune. lot, one FOR SALE—Two-room house, $850; three-room and garage, $1,756 four-room house, Washington street, $3,250, and others. Burns, 214 Mid- it Bldg. Phone 1870. ~Two-room house with , water and lights, located on kson; $850, $150 cash if sold this week amon Real Estate Co., 242 EB. Second. Phone 702. FOR SAL east pe Smeii house in south- of city, on bus line; % block from paving under construc tion; water, gas and lights; sewer in yard but not connected; $1,600, easy terms. Call at 531 S, Melrose, FOR SALE—Dandy four-room mod- ern house, three finished rooms in basement, near high school; price $4,500, $500 cash, good terms on balance E. B. Lamar Realty Co. Phone 2214. NEW BRICK BUNGALOW Of latest design and construction throughout; five lurge rooms; out- e coolor, papered walls; built-in bath; full basement with fireplace; heated and plastered garage; rea- sonable terms; see it at Fourteenth and Ash ‘street or call 638J. si For Sale—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—Several choice lots on our highly improved, _ restricted property, where Values are estab ished, new paving district, all city conveniences; easy payments; money to loan to build; representative on sperty. Fourteenth and South’ Ach ery afternoon, Modern Bullding AUDITORS Cc. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant Income” Tax 401 0-8 Bldg. Phone 167 HASELMIRE, Certified Public Accountants Income Tax Consultants 208-11 Olt Exchange Bldg. Phone 660 | kK, C, VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Phone 148 STEFFEN AND GUY Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Service 223 Midwest Building Phones 300 and 1838W ARCHITECTS Td, WESTFALL, Architect Modite’s, Daly Building YBURN 5S. WEBB os Bundi 12 Di 1c Pate 1352 —_—————— BAGGAGE & TRANSFER NATRONA TRANSVER, STORAGE SL CO.—Phone 949 spl Sal MS hs Sete oe thal BATTERIES CASPER BATTERY CO. 119 E. Fifth Phone 9 CARPENTERS CARPENTER SHOP panies mill, small jobs on short notice. 214 West B Street—Phonue 1806W ee so eae | oe ae ‘at BR. ANN Suite B18 MMiawest bide, 162 North Kimball Phone 1457 Strees DR. 1. E. BERQUIST Phone 1757 Zuttermeister Bldg. DR. GROVE ADUATE} Phone 17133 Appointm Only HOME SeROPRATIC CLEANERS THE SEKy 10K CLEANERS Railroad at Jackson Yhone 56 DOCIORS THE CASVYER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 South Durbin—Phone 2 La M. - D ken, ns E AN AND XRAY MGENITO-UE B. U Lothian, Ph, G. DENTIST Cc. E. Duncan, D. D. S Offices in Robrbaugh Building 113 East Second Street Telephones 54 and 55 LEWIS & PREBLE | binet work, screens, ieFFREY Phune 706 —————————— M. E., HARNED, Chiropractor SERVICE PAGE NINE FOR TRADE —_—_——— WILL exchange high class income Property for good farms or ranches. Box 1300. Phone 2105. FOR SALE OR TRADE—$1,500 equity in attractive home, four large rooms, tiled kitchen and bath, hardwood floors, enameled wood: work, three finished rooms and bath in basement, for good car, part cash or Casper ‘Mutual Building Loan stock. Call 127 enwood or phone 2456R. WILL TRADE — $500 small stucco house Part, for furniture or or what have Tribune office. 8. equity in in southeast quity in small on 40 ft. for car, plano,. or Phone’ 1468, front, lot Som what have you? BUSINESS CHANCES —_—_—_—_—— FOR SALE—Small cafe, 10 stools and counter, good location, good business, cheap Will take in small car. Phone 661M. FOR SALE—Boarding tures, in good locatio cheap. Box 881, Tribune. house fix. will sell LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND The following artrcles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners please call and claim— One Ford crank. One radiator cap. One pair nose glasses. One purse containing check. One set rosary beads. One pair child's giasees. Three bunches of keys. LOST—By workingman, $140 up in handkerchief, somewhere business section. Return to United. Reward. LOST—Small coin return to 155 N. 559J. Liberal reward, LOST—Small chil borhood of Par! to 441 Kirk Ave. tied in 1147 Finder ch or phone coat in neigh chool. Return Reward, PERSONAL —— PARTY who took ring from Service Filling Station is Rnown, no ques- ons dsked if returned. MADAM J. Rea Keyes, ordained spiritualist, private readings dally; will answer no question over te: Hours 9 a, m. to 9 p. m. Apartment S. Phone a RE NS RORCRS secured, half thi pre, r MRS. CHARLES F. HOWELL is ate elec Made any bills that contract y Eve’ saey tent y velyn Cook DGCTORS MARSHAL, eh KEIT! ™ HERBER’ HARVEY. M D. oO ith Cone ter—Phaae 30 te Hospital, So. Durbin | Goneral Practice Si rgery Obstetrics I. N. FROS' Physician and Barrens Bldg. Phone 123 ALLAN M¢LELL. Daly Bide. one i DR. WM. A. BRYANT, | Phone 2660. First & Cente: LAWYERS MULVANEY na CI BARRETT o-s AN 1. D, 814. Res. 90 MD. Res. 800 515 Consolidated, ‘Royalty Blag. HEMINGWAX & McUON: ALD Lawyer: 309-10-11 OH Exchange Bldg. WILLIS STIDGEIs Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest ‘Bidg. Phone 1193 JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bigg. ‘yy: Mh Sear ttorn: at La 225 Miawast Bldg, hone 210 HAGENS & MUKAYD Lawyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building WILLIAM U. WILAUN Lawyer Sulte 14-15-16 Yownsend OGILBEE & ADAMS 210 O-S Bldg. Phone OSTEOPATH DR. CAKOLI Office and Keside ments No. 23. uv DAVIS Yoling Apart: Phone 388. OPTOMETRIST Properly by EVANS Center 3t, Pitted R. L, 134 5S. PAINTING Painting & Decorati & Meyentf PAINTING ND DECORATING Erickson Phone 154d »bell Decorating Cc ROOFING WYOMING ROOFIN( 527 East 12th Pi All Kinds of Roof and Applied SHOE RE PAIRING CASPE Machine NORTH Hand 1 Suyer W Ben Upholstering & Furniture Phone 02Ww—J. c. W WAREHOUSES LESLIE M. and Treosle © w arecliouse Phone 1334 Prvicpenit an