Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1924, Page 9

DONT CALL THIS BET OFF. {LL WIN BOT THE . MONEY WILL GO FER 1 ARE MY FONERAL What the Banks Make. All that is necessary to make a lot of money and live easy is to be a banker. That is a very eroneous idea that is widely prevalent. Banks do and must spend a great deal pf money. to handle money safely and profitably, which is an example of the neceésity, of every one consider- ing very carefully the dayesting: ot his savings. It isn’t at all a ques- tion of getting together a lot of money. For s¢veral months a num- ber of banks jn this country have been earning little or nothing be- cause they haye too much money. Their deposits; have mounted up and interest rates have dropped’ to as low = 2 per cent for call money —and lower—to. as low as 2% ‘per cent for short tlme loans and 3 to 3% per cent for commercial paper. Many banks have so much money !t is \difficult.to- keep it both profit- ably and safetly employed. I heard un especially astute bank- er explaining to a traveling sales- man, an old acquaintance, the other day why.even the banks with. mil- ions of dOlars at their command e held to small profits by the ne- cessity for safety and sound busi- ness. The s@iesman had intermit- tently: borrowed small sums from the bank and "had: paid’ 6 “to: @ per cent interest. He had. a notion, that ithe bank made about 4 to 5. per lc commodity *. oSMiachinery. PHILADELPHIA.-The Cramps, shipyards. will be closed until. Wed- y to allow the 2,600 men em. ed to cast their votes. The anthracite miners also will take a day off election day. Meat’ Products. CHICAGO.—One of the features. of the meat trade here recently has been the wide spread in prices for different grades of beef. Carcasses m light grass cattle are selling as as 6%c,2 pound while choice ings command as igh as 22¢, Fokeign | trade’ is Nght: » Fruit. ‘hiner ve Kern Co. navel orange crop this fall is esti- mated at 400 carloads by Harold F. Pomeroy, agricultural) commission- er, This estimate is’ about 60 per cent of normal Nuts. FORT WORTH, ‘Tex.—Pecan growers in north Texas report some of their groves have been devastat- ed; by squirrels. Half of the crop. hag been eatéin the pecan bayou|- Ane Reasersone areas. © > Shoes. LYNN). Mass.—Thore has been a reflection of the revival of activity| tion of cent clear on these loans. The banker gave him actual figures, which ,because they are pretty cor- rectly meprewenitartve: I jotted down said the banker, “‘ab- sorb about 70 per cent of a bank's gross earnings. Hence, we make clear but. 1.5 per cent on the loan for which you paid 5 per cent. About 35 per cent of expense is the inter- est the bank mist pay on deposits. That's the largest single item-of,ex- pense. Salaries run about 20 ‘per. cent. Taxes take another 5 per cent. That leaves about 10. per. cent to be divided between rent and other expenses. “Of.course, all banks do not have the same proportion in expenses, but they come near that average or there is a screw loose, somewher ‘The smallest and the largest banks pay a larger proportion for.salaries and rents than do medium-size. “The next time you pay a dol'ar of interest to a bank don't think the bank gets it all. Twenty cents or thereabouts goes to — salaries, thirtyf#ive ‘cents goes to depositors, and a- nickel goes to ‘government, The bank is doing well if it can put: 30 cents into its own pocket, to pay interest on the capital invested and to-give a-return for tho risk ik took in lending you the 4 ‘Trade News with three*neéw concerns preparing itor MIARER PRR ULECAUES. company of Muleshoe. The transac- tion % reported to have™ involved $75,000. Automobiles. . DETROIT.—Packard Motor Car sales for the fiscal year enging Aus- ea 31° were "$46,300,670 compared $55,670,464 for the aevsene es Blectrical Equipment. LOS ANGELES.—Municipal- ‘au- thorities here will shortly be in the market for large quantities of hy- droelectric; equipment in connection with a program for expenditure of $7,000,000 for municipal power dfs- tribution. This program calls for haspsdh eit of 330,000 horsepower in electrical energy daily to euiues trial plants here. Ul YOU MAKE ME. sick - YOU SIT AROUND AND vOosST Che Casver Daily Cridune —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by Georse McManus 4 TO BRACE U + DAUGHTER ANDO” NOT STAND GETTING DISGOSTeo: 8 to 250. higher; ewes, | Flour. u Secvgz005 seen big venia ‘steady; aa early sales, " $13:25@13.75; ‘téeder yearlings, $10.50. MAHA, partment of Agriculture)/—Hogs =. Receipts 2,200; early sales to ship: bers fully 10@15c, higher; few ‘sa:es to_packers, steady; close dull, weak; gue butchers 215 pounds“ up $9@ ; top $9.40; Hulk desirable 160 Ke cents per wora or ten cents per~ we THAN 30, CENTS: ih 216 pound ‘weights $8.50@9;'pack- ha “AD tes we Y as a ing sows gnostly. $8.26@8.50; light | basis: of estimating a line. lights downward to $7; bulk of all] BLACKFACE’ CAP’ sales $8.25079:25; average cost Mon-| Will be’ charged.the space of two day $8.57; weight 257. rising will be Cattle—Receipts 3,300; fed steers booxbars teats Sits irrespective of and yearlings moderately active; are | the number of steady to strong; p¥ime long year dns av eraging. around 1,050 pounds, Bulk “fed steers and year- bulk grass cows and hejfers $3.75@ | > 3; cannefs ‘and cutters $2.60@3:75; | ea. Sheep—Receipts 7,500; wool lambs strong to 25e higher, fed clipped sveady; top fat range lambs °$13.7 ‘ed westerns © most_y | $13.50@13.70; iatives largely-§13.25@13 fed clipped lambs $10.75; scme held higher; fat ‘ewes. scarce; no choice ewes here; feeders steady; top fred- ng lambs $18.16. Must by accompanied by cash: or cheok -in full payment of the same Note the foregoing instructions 3 about meager hae and any tate per word for the Casper Dail Denver - Prices. Tribune... DENVER, Colo., Noy.. 4.—Hogs— ING HOUR. Receipts, 1,400; fairly actlve; most-| «.Went Ads to be plassified properly ly 25 to 36¢ higher;top, $035 "for | MUSt be In the Casper tae ly Tribune Pholée 228-nound weights; other me-| 9tice Petore 10 a Ape aeoeleed dium to choice’ lands; $8.80 to $ Hi few drive ins down tsows mostly, $7.75; common to good. fat. pigs, a) 00: to 37.25; few light: feeders, $5.7 Cattle. pts, ieo.g2t0 canna poeta Rallwayy, Box B74, Tribune. POSITIONS. WANTED ind steady; load_ and $7.50; bet ee $8.60 *to’ _$6,85;". common, 00; ‘medi “i £0) $4,605 common, i 50 to $878; chaners: hh x: work as cook ‘on - First, . ‘Phone wants 24,000; ‘agpfv aah cones all ‘classes “steady; ‘few decks, fat | windows and doors practically -wind. lambs, “$13.25 freight paid; two| proof. 424/S, Grant. Phone 1888. eB $13.15 flat; no feeder owes of- Paper Work iaty kina? not ered | one tosds 8g Robnd | sDegedinig (WV ANTE D Works iene, Box 975, owes, $6.15; one load goéd 63-pound tribune. $13.00, ee ae Pere rb, ah Men, me YO! iS logit tity. srateten stenosmenhis EF 3. ferences. LEGAL NOTICES “os | 1290." ‘ Se oT —. | Youn girl desires a position in % clerk.in grocery or NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING | 9,o1e 2 ce eT ea In the District Court; ‘of the none? SERCO Wa ery Unie States for the District of eeohg mera ore Ghautfear: | ive an inthe. matter of Nogakh Jo- 78, PAbune, se] eaver, ;Bankrun’ : hit in ie We Hey NO. 856. ‘Gab sie fgets otice ere! ven, on| willis ermany, -Becon D.,| Phone 1829W, 1924, th Weaver was ‘dul: pt, and + . | bankra: Hag of dette , according to in} the Lynn shoe trade recently jeaders in dry goods circles here. BUSINESS BRIEFS BUSINESS BRIEFS—Markets (Copyright, 1924, Casper Tribune.) DETROIT.—Industrial: employ- Mat fell off last week by 845 to, 194,845. This is within 345 of the low point of the year. ST. LOUIS.—The St. Louis Ter- minal railroad interchanged 213,480 carloads of freight in September, acrord ng to late figures. This was the largest amount in the last 12 months. In the same month the Mississippi river section of the fed- eral barge line handled a tonnage of 80,000. CHICAGO.—Joint land banks and federal land banks in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin rebort a continued increase in loans to’farmers. Iowa farmers received the larger amounts. , Steel. PITTSBURGH.—The Youngstown Iron and Steel company has reduced | POTATOES ‘HICAGO, Nov. 4.—Potatoes early ing Ight account of holiday; ‘ket dull, receipts 107 cars; to- tal U. S. shipments 1.091; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked red river Ohios 95c@$1.05; Minesota and Wis: copsin sacked round whites 70@85c: Wisconsin bulk round whites 75@ 90¢; fancy shade higher. its price on rigid conduit pipe $6 a‘ton. This material is used in bullding*construction. i Turkeys. HOUBTON.—Officers of the South- west Poultry Dealers’ association expect thelr members to ship 15,000 turkeys to, eastern markets this winter. wy —_———__ LIVESTOCK Chicago Prices. CHICAGO, Nov. 4—Hogs—Re- ceipts, 24,000; slow; mostly steady to 10c higher; light weight, 10@15c up; demand, broad to $10.15; bulk better 225@325-pound — butchers, $9.60@ 10.10; bulk 150 to 20-pound aver- ages, $8.25@9.40; majority, #40 to 150-pound weights, $7.25@8.00; pack- ing sows, largely, $8.75@9.00;strong weight slaughter pigs, $6.25@6.75; choice 28-pound roasters, $9.00; average cost of packér and shipper droves*of hogs here Monday, $9.17; weight; 227 pounds; heavy weight $9.70@10.15; medium, $9.25@ 15; Ught weight, $7.85@9.65; light lights, $6.25@8.65;' “packing hogs smooth, $8.85@9.10; packing hogs, rough, $8.50@8.85; slaughter pigs, $6.00@7.00. Cattle—Receipts, " 13/000; slow; little doing early; few sales fed steers, $9.50@11.65; 1220-pound av- erages at outside figures; quality, generally medium; choice yearlings, scarce; early sales fed steers fully steady; some. demand for low grade sows; other she stock, dull; bulls and veals, generally steady; bulk desir- able veal calves to packers, $9.00@ 9.50 -early; outsiders, upward to $10.00; stockers and feeders, slo steady. Sheep—Receipts, 8,000; fat lambs, trong to 15¢*higher; sorting moder- ate; early bulk natives, $13.75@13.85; top, $14.00; culls, mostly $10.50@ fide Bui ding in Pe Foeersces ape bob “curling, Wyo) » on: the =: complete, Scents, Call for ap- gaysof November: Fes 1924, a poinitment. Phone Tals o'clock-in~-the forenoon, a’ which time such’ creditors may at- MARCEL AS ING, ene tend, prove their claims, elect a] scimey | 3 trustee, examine’ the ibetkrapt y and. transact such» other: business | WEAVING crag russ as may properly come before said| all work guaranteed. please i fh ce of TE ST bers ke if Cee e day-of Novem-| nr you busy? Let me.do your braids ic. f Christmas. CLARENCE A. SWAINSON, }-pi@mbrsidery ‘Tobe 8, Walnut. No Publish Referee, im Bankruptcy. Apt. bead Ai 30% WANT ED —Men'e Washoe and iron; ing: 413 8."Darbin. « Yes, the Hudson Coach ||¥9r. S#°—AUTOMOBILES lahat |e eae roe namel* 'Y. 949 5. Me- carpets; "Cait at 1817 ‘Dorf.. Phone 1796M. 454 Milotn. FOR SALE—1924 Dodge Special ““Touring; ' very good condition. 612 8 Lincoln. FOR SALE—1924 Ford Touring; new paint, good condition, . Willis H. iSrmines 1614 E. Second. Phone 1s29W. FOR ~SALE—1924 A a Are You Out of a Job BY and woman’ in’ Casper in ‘earch of- employment = find sat: ‘publishing FREE For One Insertion” Dodge Sedan, 1924 Dodge Touring. Phone FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR* SALE—Thirty head good Ram: boufNet rams, four year olds, $16 per. head; may be seen ut’ Arminto, : Wyo, Martin T. Baskett, phone 28, “Position Wanted” ade.’ Re. || Shoshont, Wyo. member it will cost you ‘noth- ing to aGvertise your services in the Tribune. For Sale—Misceflaneous SS ye SALE—Ciean stock of &Bro- ries, some fixtures, A bargain. Phone 159 o>, A476. FOP. “SALE—traderwooe ~ standard txpewriter, in good condition. Call Evans at«Tribune. If you are in need of work Advertise ‘A Se ae xOv've aor appoint- oe hiin LL, ror xou ACTING has ARIG ILL SHOT OP- WHY DID OU 1924 ey Int Fearune Service. Ino. © Great Britain rights reserved. For Sale—Household Goods ee FOR SALE—One duofold mat- tress, cheap. Call at 1211 B. Second,| in basement, FOR’ SALE—Simmons steel walnut: veneer dresser, 6x9 inlaid Unoleum, sewing machine, baby bed. four k- dining chairs, ‘all metai wringer; cheap. Call at 624 S. Mc- Kinley, St See ASS A THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD FOR SALE—Ivory dressing table, $11.50; 2-inch post Vernis Martin bed, $6; springs, $2.50; mattress, $4; round oak dining ‘table, $12.50; square dining table, $9; used y crib. and pad, $6; kitchen chair: $1.25; kitchen tables, $2.50; sanitar: couches, $3.50; day bed and $14.50; $95 velour day bed, $5 3-burner ‘gas range, $15. “Hu: Goll Co., 241 W. First. Phone FOR SALE—Mahogany light fixtures,» mirror; Phone 710M. Apt. K, Ideal. ET FOR SALE—New living room and dining room set, also bedroom fur- niture. 611 E. Eleyenth. Phone victrola, cheap, | 2332. ‘Pianos, Phonographs, Ete. ——— FOR SALE—$260 Brunswick and 150 records for $100; also large mirror and’ electric heater, cheap. 922-E. Fourth. Phone 1871R. For Rent—Miscellancous FOR RENT—Sowing machines, $3 per month, we also takes. Brooks, 749 East H, 1648W. FOR RENT—Barber shop; lished business. Inquire Poplar Street Filling Station. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Steam heated garage. 918 East Second, phone 2473-J. WANTED TO BUY WILL BUY OR TRADE—New .32 special Winchester rifle for 12 gauge double barre} hammerless shotgun of good make: Phone 967J. WE need a good A No. 1 truck for field use. Will trade 3,000 or 5,000 units of Shawnee Creek oil. Unless you have a real bargain do not waste your time. James H. Lewis, 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 2210. WANTED TO BUY—October, 1923, issue of Country Life., Please leave at Tribune office, WANTED—Your o'¢ veal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—fighest cash price paid for second hand furni- ture. Brooks 749 East H. Pkore BEORW. DO NOT answer imless a real bar- . I want a real automobile, 1923 or 1924 Sedan; must be A No. 1, in first class condition in every wa. I will trade even only one or three thousand dollars of the most active meritous oil stocks in Wyoming. If interested address James H. Lewis, 218 Midwest Bldg. ‘Phone 2210. —— WANTED a Pad te Ter! furniture. Owl Furniture & Hardware Co. 442 E. Yollowatone. Phone 978. WE Df seme weet. Si exchange used: furniture. Harned Furniture 234 8. Davia. Phene 249. WANTED TO BUY—A 11x14 Wilson rug. Phone 2872W. LIBERAL allowance for your old coal range on gas ranges and ‘heaters. H. P. Brennan, 144 5. Dubrin. I WANT a touring car, 1923-24, must be A No. 1, first class in every way. Will trade 5, 7, or 1,000 Shawnee Creek oil, the most meritous “and active ‘stocks today. James H. Lewis, 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 2210. ranges, duefolds, all househeld geeds. Phone ‘1986. WANTED TO BUY—1,200 feet of used 2-inch lumber for garage floor. Phone 301R. WANTED WANTED TO RENT—4 or 5 room furnished ‘or partly furnished modern. .house, must be close and reasonable. ‘Wiil not consider house partly occupied. Phone .2414-W. FILIPINO young man wants posi- tion with private family; cook and driving car. Box B.977, Tribune. WANTED—To give away five hun- dred one dollar bills. Troy Laun- ary Co. PRO eS i ee eS WANTED—Washings, men’s clothes and silks a specialty, Call at 448 )N. ‘Washington. ROOM AND BOARD BOARD and room, $10 per week; stedm heat. 515 Beech. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Warm sleeping room, in modern home, for one gentle: $16 per month; close in. Phone FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—One bedroom. Park. Phone 387. FOR RENT—Modern room; close in; plenty room fortwo. 623 8. Beech. Phone 822M, ‘ FOR RENT—Very desirable sieep- ingroom ‘in modern home, close in, 742: S. David. FOR RENT Nicely furnished and newly decorated room; _privi lege of bath room; very- reasonable. 1126 S, David. Phone 2493. ~ 445 PAGE NINE FOR RENT—HOUSE- FOR TRADE FOR house 2606. SNT—Three-room modern close to pavement. Phone : for pkimbing and carpenter work. Call 15, ask for Moore. FOR, SALE OR TRADE—One Mitchell Touring and one Stew- art truek. What have you to trade? 614 CY ave. Phone 781J. FOR RENT—Good two-room house in southeast part for $15, Martin and Christianson. Phone 2606. FOR fF ‘—Three-room, strictly modern. furnished house. 119 Elk. Phone 143W. Sr FOR REN Nicely furnished ‘two- room house; close in. 136 West F. Phone 1204. FOR RENT—Two four-room houses, furnished or unfurnished; price reasonable. 1317 S. Durbin. FOR agg REIN house. BUSINESS CHANCES home baker: Phone 2291W. —$<$<—$—$——————________; PAINTING, calsomining, paper” hanging and all interior decorat- ing. First class workmanship, Call 23793. Geo. Uncapher. HOW many oil compantes do you. own thterest in? It will pay you, to communicate with Mr. James EH. Lewis at once. 318 Midwest Bldg. Phone 2210. “ FOR a 2 saat: ye in furnished FOR RENT—C house, dential Phone FOR RENT—Neat two-room house, unfurnished, except stoye. Phone 2460W. FOR F& house. FOR RE Strictly modern two- room "furnished house, Inquire basement. . 719 S, McKinley. a sete sO Ce eta sencscan a Ma FOR RENT—Fiveroom _ modern house with all built-in. features, fi . hardwood floors; one block enue. Call 1967M. R 'T—Three-r modern house with bat also store room, With or without garage; reasonable, rant. Phone 592M. tood five-room modern unfurnished; good resi: district; reasonable rent. 2466W. T—Two-room furnished 603 S. Melrose, we LOST AND FOUND LOST—On October 29, suitcase on. Salt Creek road between Midwess kas plant and Teapot. Finder notif: R. D, Stewart, 516 N. Durbin street, Casper, Wyo., or leave at this offi for reward. LOST—On Alcova road, and two tires, 19949. tire rack license plate ‘) Please leave at Tribune. LOST AND FOUND The following articles have been ’> Four-room furnished and water. nearby, . Cottonwood. 'T—One room, suitable for Iso one two-room apart 131 N. Beech, at the Tribune office for quite some Will the owners please call FOR SALE—HOUSES 'T—Room, adjoining bath; desirable forynan and wife or two parties; with or without board. 111 8. Jackson. For Rent—APARTMENTS REDUCED rent, three-room) modern furnished apartment; abundance water; front and” back en one haif black from Second adults. 133 S. Conwell Sq. =e ~ yoming license 3 Relig Mrehen | ade ting license t an unustial low reds Eleventh: Phone yoring. license 1924 Wyoming license One Ford crank. One pair nose glasses, One purse containing cheek. One set rosary beads. One pair child's glasses, Baby's white kid shoe. Black ‘beaded bag. Black hand bag. Man's black Teather Blove. 21710. lights $30 monthly. Washington, ing $100 ¢ Inquire 1216 N. SALE—A- bargain; | six-room n house, on pavement. Will a trade. Call at 542 8. FOR RENT—Dwo-room furnished or unfurnished apartment; gus, lights and water furnished; on bus line and pavement. Call in after. noons. ~252 8. Jefferson. FOR RENT—Unturnishea peney | ment, three and four rooms. stea heated, laundry privileges, close in. Ehon 8-R. FOR RENT—Modern apartment at the Poling; steam heat. Phone AR. FOR RENT—One or two-room apartments; reduced ‘rent; fur- nished; gas, lights and bath. ‘Apply 526 W. “Yellowstone. FOR RENT—Three-room mode: pane apartment; on pave- ment lights - furnished, 1443, 8. Willow. Phone 21695. FOR RENT—Two-rcom modern fur- nished apartment; gas and lights furnished. 1104 Ss. Ash. Phone 11075. : FOR RENT—Wour-room, apartment at 242 8. Kenwood, ‘unfurnished except ‘gas tangé; reaeqnybis rent, Call ui 249.5.; Washington, ° FOR RENT—Three basement rooms, unfurnished. 444 5.. Lincoln. WILSON. APARTMENTS MODERN three-room unfurnished apartment; fireplace, Murphy bed and range. Second and Washing- ton. Phone 1055R. BOR RENT—Three-room’ furnished apartment with bath; close in; $45 month, 124 8, Beech, » Phone FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment, 445 8. Park, Phone 87. EE ‘OR RENT—Two-room, completely furnished, modern apartment; gas, lights and water furnished. Phone 577M. 151 N. Jackson, FOR RENT- ‘Three-room furnished on bus: line ‘and -pave: ment; lights, water and gas fur- nished, $35. 404 HE. Thirteenth. Phone 1625M. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished apartment; gas ‘and lights fur- nished; bus line and pavement. 319 8. Jackson. Phone 1872W. FOR RENT-One modern furnished apartment; no children, 440 8. Durbin, FOR, RENT—Two-room furnished apartment; bath and _ telephone; $85 per month. 137 N. Beech, . FOR RENT—Large four-room mod- ern apartment. Phone 2885W. FOR RENT—Three rooms} fur- nished; private bath; close in; at 124 8S. Beech; $45 per month, Phone 89 FOR RENT—Nice, light, sunny apartment; steam heat; private bath; downtown. 140 BH. Midwest. jood two-room stucco south east part of town; nd water in. Here's a someone to o' their n home with very little cash and y payments. Call 16, LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Lady's ing mon same by Nichols. handbag contain. Owner may have identifying. — Nick Phone 1657M. hree-room — modern full ‘basement, partly fin Will consider trade. Inquire PERSONAL —~~. MADAM J. Rea Key ordi spiritualist, private readings rte will answer no question over telo- Phone. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 Dp. m. peat hotel, Apartment S. Phone ished. 1705 B. om house near chool. Price $1,400; amon Real Hstate econd, Tel. 702 . FOR TRADE & Bee OR. TRADE—150 acres rm land in Oklahoma, sperty or anything of Phone 381. TRADE —Good four-room. house with, on® orfmore fores, garage, chicken houses, cow. stables, near. Casper, for small Casper property. Phone 1189, LG SS SRE LD ES GET the best in boay and fe repairs at Kemmer Body mand FOR SAL Fender Shop, 425 W. Yellowstone. of good for Casper p' DIVORCES secured, half the regula real value. rates, advice fre@ Box 1943, Casper, IT WANT the names and addre dresses of people who want to make eet [real money. Address, Jutmes ies Lewis, 318 Midwest Bldg. 2310. Phong, AUDITORS ©, H, REIMERTH cect Public Account In me ‘Tax Service 401 O-S Bldg. Phono 767 HASELMIRE, ‘LEWIS & PREBLE Certified Public Accounts Income Tax Consultants 208- 11 Oil Exchange Bldg. -Phone 660 R. ©. VAN DENBERG Certified Public. Account Income Tax Phone ARCHITECTS * WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Suite 5, Daly Building RAYBURN S, WEBB 12 Daly Building Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER Phyaivian 08 Big. HARSHAL i. HERB! ra g N. FROST and‘ Surgeon Phono 19g. heer, M. D, Office 208 Bout phone, Private Hospital itn nih 0 General Practice Burgers Obstetrigg CLEANERS THE SERVIC) Rallroad ‘at Sackson LAWYERS MULVANBY & BARRETT 515 Consolidated ‘Royalty Bldg. HEMINGWAY & McDONALD Phone ers Room. 332 Midwest Bidg. NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers 309-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. wens STIDGER wyer Suite 218 Midwest Bide. Phone 1198 SeTRONe pee pitts Srp RUE UEL CO,—Phone 9: BATTERIES SPER BATTERY 5 119 E, Fifth Phone 907 CARPENTERS CARPENTER SHOP Planing Mill, Cabinet Work, Screens, Small Jobs on Short Notice 214 West B Street—Phone 1806W CHIROPRACTORS JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. Be HH. capi pial forney ai 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 HAGENS & MURANE FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, $40. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—HOUSE- FOR RENT—Five-room modern house, unfurnished. 247 8. St. Botolph. FOR RENT—Unturnished house, four rooms and sun parlof with furnished light housekeeping rooms in basement. Call at 604 8. FOR SALE— Modern fives home; close in; $1,500 cash, ance like rent. Phone 693J. FOR RENT— Fou house with three basement roor garage. 734 1, Third. FOR RENT—Neovember house, three rooms and bath, un- furnished, $35. 624 McKinley. Call Stewart, 374, bal ‘oom modern 6, new THE Wyo $50 or dress Bldg. biggest proposition ming. If you-have $2 $100 to invest, don’t fail t James H. Lewis, 318 Midv Phone 2210, FOR RENT—Modern four-room furnished house; hardwood floors, built-ins 0 fireplace; close to bus ln 761-N. Durbin. Phone 1346R. in FOR RE house, three rooms and ba furnished, $3 3. McKinley Call Stewart, vT—L rge two-room house DR. J. H. JEFFREY. DR. ANNLE GhsHAM JEFFREY Suite 318 Midwest Bidg. Phone 706 -M. E. HARNED, Chiropractor 162 North Kimball Street Phone 1457 Law: 206-207 Ol! Exchange Building hig og oe o. WILSON Suite 14-15- ownserid Bldg. OGILBEE & ADAMS ; 210 0-5 Bldg. “Phone 2239 OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE 0, DAVIS Office and Residence—Poting A; ments Ree Phone TT rere a OPTOMETRIST . ES CAREFULLY TESTED DR. 1. E. BERQ Zuttermeister Bldg. DOCTORS PE ERIVATE 938 South Durbin hone 2’ WOMEN'S AND CHIL DREN'S HOSPITAL South Durbin—Phoné 406 SURGERY, OL Homer R. L: 1ST Phone 1757 542 Staff ‘OLOGY AND TETRICS 1.D., F.A. 0.8. Victor Ht: Dacken, BSc, MD. EYE, EAR, NOSE Ab THR non T. Stanton, NITO-URI G,. B. Underwood, M, DISEASES OF © 134 8. Center St. PAINTING AND DECORATING eorge Ej. Erickson—Phone 1543 Formerly Campbell Decorating ca, LOG . Ellis ROOFING ST » Ph. G. tin ¢ co, ‘3 Phone 1804 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired and Applica UPHOLSTERI Upholstering & Fu Phone 1402W—J. Offices in Robrb: ugh Huliding 113 East Second Stre Telephones 54 and DR. A. P. KIMBALL, Over Yesness Store Suite t to 11 nes 2208—1715W herapy Treatments ure Packing Warwick gurage; $18 per month Phone 701V 1 Deep X-Ray ‘Ther: By Appointinent Only”