Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 11

s a5 3 GIFTS FOR “HER”. AGATES JEWELRY —A pleasing ig, have ‘the best selection in . Lowest prices at United Jewelry! Shop, (249 8. Center Bt. T-GOODS—OF all Kinds, discon: luced prices. Stamped goods. diet Hnes ‘of needlework at re-|) Sun’s boilproof thread. Sisters, 113 E. First St. Swanson ART NOVELTTES —Plaques, baskets © of hand tinied flowers, corsages. 4 ‘8. Durbin, next to Presbyterian Church or Kopper Kettle. PEX., LECTRIC [Mifare d ten eng o- ther 368 5 ‘8 of dru Casper Gas Applatice, 119 B. i i OUDOTR LAMPS—Velvet paient, shades with Wild 4 » to. harmonize. allow; rose, blue and black, Bal Second rin Furniture Co., David Sts. tGAIN BALCONY—Bulb Vases, candle sticks and dozens 0! ersitems at clean-up pri 550c, $1, $2 tables. A qui to, select a number of Stationery. Co. BAKFAST COATS—Quilted satis, marabou trimmed, $17.60 "up to $32.50. Elizabeth's Specialty Shop, 142 E, Second. Phone 736. SB BOWLS or VASES—Of pot- tery are aporonrats gifts. Casper Floral, Midwest “Bldg. FLOWERS AND PLANTS— Make nol parties more attrac- tl ‘our Xmas flowers ‘i 2574. The Flower 8, Center. CANDIES—All kinds of Christmas candy how in stock. Special prices to churches, lodges and schools. ‘Teachers order your candy canes now, We will deliver all orders for Christas candy free of ‘.dbloyd’s; Second and Woloott. Phone 515. a as eet SEE ES ta Mt SES ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES “SMake wash’ day a pleasure in- “ptead of drudgery. Demonstration upon’ request. Housewife's ideal + gift..Maytag. Shop, 233 B, First. ECTRIC APPLIANCES — Wattle irons, toastérs, percolators, irons, Owl ‘Furniture & Hardware, 442 E. Second St. Phone 978, HANDKERCHIEFS— Snowy white Jena’ attractive colors, and ‘embroidered. The Golden Rule. Leal Se LINENS, TAPESTRIES—Imported, Anestiafinlity Tt twork and ae tory traveled: & million satisfac mptesyorwitt maken pleasing aH Full fashioned number at $1.61 pair, all colors. — Wiggins,. Shoemart, 122 EB. Second St. “SHE! will appreciate an OVERLAND COUPE . little down—a little a month. the Leo Doud Motor Co., 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1700. <i STATIONERY — Individual station. ery with monogram or name jnted; high Class paper and nvelopes, put up in neat cabinets makes a useful gift. Service Art Printers, 161 S.... Wolcott, under Casper Floral. Phone 771. HOSIERY—For. “her,” all ORs, from $1.00 to $3.75 a pair. ‘W.G. Perkins & Co., ‘Tribune Bldg. STATIONERY—Take advantage of ben: “special prices on hollday box paper. A complete assortment now on display at our store. Lioyd’s, Segond and Wolcott. GIFTS FOR “HIM” ee BATHROBE BLANKETS — Conver- tional and Indian patterns: Ample goods for any size. Golden Rule. ——— BELTS—Genuine’ cownide | leather with sterling silver initial buckle; black or brown; sizes’ 30 to 44; in attractive Christmas boxes: 61.50 vp. Seott Clothing Co. Center. St. ———— BUSINESS TRAINING—A valuable asset; a gift worthy of considera- tion, Casper Business Coll. Ph. 1325 MEN’S SETS—Should make “his' gift problem easy to. solve; differ: ent combinations, 69c |to 89c. Harper's Dry Goods, Beécklinger Bldg. — MUFPFLBERS=Imported woolens; Sc6tch plaids in a variety of color combinations, $&00 and up. Scott Clothing Go,, 240 8 Center St. . SMOKING ee fake a nice gift for “hi 60 and up. Chamberlin © pile Co., Second and Dayld Stx. —_— TYPEWRITERS+A\GORONA makes a fnée gift) far! home,, traveling nan, school bey pt ed Casper Typewriter xen! 230: B. Second. GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN nicycuns ~—Juey what that boy or _ Wants for. Xmas. Casper _Cycle Supply, 229. Ea Fitst. BOOKS—Children’s stories in all ot books, popular copyrights * and many’ of the most ) ction.» Leather gift books. yg Stationery Co., 130 8. Cen- JELLICOE stand lots of wear. '¢ Boot Shop, Gladstone. 's' Wa wand crocheted HE Wool lined sili a pall 18; knitted seta, $2.75 to G. Perkina & Co., Tribune & Co., Tribune Bldg. SACQUES—And -wrappers for in- fants, made of Japanese silk, oon quilted. Lovely gifts for tha at $2.75 to $5.95 each. W. G. kins & Co., Tribune Bldg. ROCKERS—Just like bi lots of: pleasure to’ the tin; Chamberlin Furniture Ci and David. TOYS—Good selection of dolls, doll buggies, games, dishes, mechanical toys. Golden Rule! Sid S op ala arngpare hand decorated wooden toy’ Owl Furniture & Haraware, 44: . Second. XMAS TREK InGHTS — “safety First” for the, kiddies. Bet of 8 bona tee | 45, Gantt Hardware ea ited goods only. GIFTS FOR THE HOME 4 nd arge roomy Soret priced at $18 and odie vo berlin Furniture Co. er becurid. ant anw Dayid Sts. — BRUNSWICK RADIOLA — Combin- ing radio and: phonograph ‘in one, Nc. better gift for the e. | Chas, E. Welln Music Co., 232 E. Second. CHEVROLET—6%. certificate. Give the family one for Xmas. Ca rin for details. Nolan-Chevrolet 0. GIFT LAMPS—Of great beauty fo every nook and corner. Bridge lamps, $13.50. capebelin Furn, ture Co., id and” David. INCENSE. yilnde of ineene quaint de ene all kinds o! es ya ——_ | ViaSSHIeEG joral Co., Midweat Bl FADA RADIO er furni ture are exoélient gifts for ‘th: whole family. Owl Furniture & Hardware, 442 EB. Second. MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS—Ac companied by Xmas gift cara Mrs. Caffee. Phone 2045w. Pearce rent Old tnt td ch a NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS— As a Xmas gift, a year’s subscrip- tion to CASPER \DAILY TRIBUNE, will constantly ‘ remind your friends of- your thoughtful- ness. Phone 15 or 16 or Call al the office. : ——— he PICTURES—Good selection framed pictures; your. photograph framed for “her.” ‘Casper Mirror & Pio- ture Frame Co., 162 8. Durbin. RADIGHA SUPER-HETERODYNES ~The finest in radio, No outside aerial, no'ground. See them now We have sthem. The Chas.) B, Wells Music Co., 232 H, 3nd. &t. S$ RUGS—Gold’ seal congoleum, ail sizes, special prices. Hunter-Goll Co., 242-W. Firat. « RADIO—The Grebe Synchrophase will be prized in any home. Electrical Co,, New Public Market. precanandade irestnne webbeliy te Leuriatsiaaeun st i) ROCKERS—A home | gift, walnut finished and velour covered at 14.50; solid o&K, leather covered her with loose nuin * Hunter-Golt cushion at _ $3 Go., 242 W. First St. XMAS GIFTS—May be bought at @ reduction at Bailey's, 426 West Yellowstone. Are You Out of a Job ? ‘The Tribune will help man and woman in Caspei search of employment to fina work by puolishing FREE For One Insertion “Poaition Wanted” ads. Re member it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are in néed of work Advertise Doiph | abot “SERVICES OFFERED IS RETIRED | i's" 615 8. McKinley. ‘Phone 26 HARPER method treatments for dandruff; falling hair; marcelling; LONDON, Dec. 11.—The admiral. | feluciog corset agency. Fhone 1125- ity has. announced the retirement | ‘V- as GOLDY of Admiral Lord Jellicoe, effective | wANTBD—. December 5, last. for rent and- small salray; first “Admiral Jellicoe, Visemunt hg class reference. Box B-138, Tribune. Scapa, commanded the Britis! aihinicehl innehitiees coca cn, ‘arl, complete, 50c. May 31, 1916, and afterwatd was 0 Binitd 948 first sea lord of the admiralty and |{>9 ar chief of the naval staff. In 1920 he | ————_______ was appointed governor general and | WANTED—Day work or chamber commander in chief of the domi work. Phone 540M. serving nich L bob curl, complete, The retirement matey also eth oan comete effective on niogs and Sun Call for appoint- iter. ments to care for, Pear. Phone MR RAY OIATOR- THE AUTOS SALES: MAN HE (9 GOING TO CALL LIBERAL allowance on your furniture, coal ranges and heaters in exchange for new up-to-date gas ranges and heaters. 144 8. Durvin. Phone 133. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Five or aix- room, unfurnished or partly fur- nished, modern house with garnge; responsible party, Phone 648W. WANTED—Small furnished house and garage or barn, $20 to $ best reference, ateady, middle age couple, give all particulars and loca- tion. “Box B-141, Tribune. WANTED TO RENT—Two or three- clothes a specialty; neat work, vary Teaso: 953 8S. McKinle: For Sale—Automobiles shone aveiJ. 129 8. Ken- Abrogation of 32a See Jap Pact Urged By Canadians ';. FOR SALE—Practically new, 1924 Ford Coupe, a bargain. 106 8. Durbin. Phone $1. VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 10—The FOR SALE—Dodge Touring car, parliament of British Columbia has|$86 cash. 1930 E. Burlington Ave. ee ie it today a resolution calling 'T HAVE TO WALK— PAY FOR A CAR AS YOU » USE IT The Great Northern | Motor Co.-- “ay ‘aos WOLCOTT ST. ONE 2772 - aries treaty as it The resolution was placed in the order paper by William Sloan, min- ‘ster of mines, a liberal. The reao- Mining Men to Hold Meeting FOR SALE-Ford Touring, starter, good Fubl wi fenth,. Phone tied, Laks ¢ tbe: 11.—Salt Lake Cig, By by Uiftos "ot ing the center of mining indus- try of the west, will be thé conven- tion elty for the one hundred thirty- second annual meeting of the Amert- can Institute of Mining and Metal- lurgical engineers in the fall of 1925 ‘t was announced. Paraben FOR SALB—Furniture of all kinds, very reasofable. 1519 W. Four: —_—— cents per worm or ten centa | teenth. per line, FOR SALEs-Lioyd baby carriage, NO AD LYSS THAN 80 CENTS. |" Victroia, electric washer, set ut Five avorage’ wo! as a basis of estimating a link. china, cheap, 616 Divine St. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the apace of two| FOR RENT-—-GARAGES snes. | All charge? ‘ud’ wit / pe od “eet Noes” ted ‘brick eae eae eabal 3 rap gee reins roe For Sale—Miscelaneous FOR RENT—Sowing mactiin at per, month, we sino epee kes. Brooks, 749 Bust Phene mal iaaaw. For Sale—Household Goods FOR BALE—one bureau and one bed. 612 8, Lincoln. Z brown hat, feather trimmed, also orange velvet fot the iault sort ‘Apply Iris Theater, byw lessen | Jacquet blouse, No: 30 gas A. Phone FOR SALE—Registered Pit Bull puppies. Phone 1903 or call at 627 CY Ave. i bees p ABs crs + iby mae Bile pected. acne Mgt nel ih be kecufted on ation | FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine. ry mi. No republica- heater. 248 «East @ purpose of the Gilhout Sate nharde eit es |” 199 Ne Lincoln’ Phone s622W, i th ga ed yl FOR SALB—Lawson Bot materially: ouT or TOWK J ADVERTISE- MENTS. Must ne SALE—Auto tops, cushion repairing. laddlery, Phone 1099M@. arid SALE AL tle. cabinet size, tases bicycle, electric ced Fight. Phone 146. ciaaeited properiy FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK | chioed "ate te FOR, BALIN—Boven sheep, 11 aiid te to} “trom Casper. Call at Bishop sec- tion house.’ WANTED TO BUY side cur- North 1263 N. Durbin. CLOSIN® ‘Went Ads to be clapwiaed must be in the OTice before 10. after 10 to gery a.m, uncer tag Clas HELP WANTED MALE Ww. bi ar abe a i an Al shoe repair man.’ Apply in Der: WANTED TO BUY—Secopdhand gon. at ih " furniture or’ store your household stad Bhos shop, sob" goods; reasonable. A. H. Cobb Ware: —— | house Co., 126 West B. Phone 2203. HELP WANTED—Female WANTED—Experieniced woman general house. work} Phone ater, POSITIONS WANTED I AM in the market for Mountain States life insurance stock; state your price and’number of shares you have for sale. Anyone wanting to sell write to (Carl Jackson, 228 Ernest & Cranmer Bldg., Denver, Colo. WE BUY secondhand furniture. Owl Furniture @ Harware'Co., 44 E. Second. Phone 978. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash Price paid for second hand furnti- ture. Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1648-W. WANTED TO BUY—We pay ‘or coal ranges, heaters, dressers, LADY wante laundry work duofolds, all household ds. Ph hose darned. 608 8. Melros 1086, Li om pa AIL ER Drn oe aa EOE WANTED—A job as Srasopeeeny WANTED—Your old coal range or Mitor or heater in exchange for a gas t Curtis, rangegor heater, Phone 1086, kind ‘of insville, WANTED—By man, B. J, Desjariais, LADY with girl two years old de- sires house work for widower or Baohelor, .809 Hast A. ok » room house or apartment, must be close in and reasonable, ‘adults. Phone 1515 W. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR .RENT—Nice room with hot and cold er, reasonable. 725 E. Second. Phone 6755. FOR RENT—Sleeping room, next to bath, very desirable and’ reason- able, downtown, hot water heat. 147_N. Wolcott.’ Phone 836W. FOR RENT—An exceptionally good | > room, with or marred warage. Phone 427M. 62¢ Lind ROOM AND BOARD 973R. for two gen savage ven ost ‘k. Phone 1 ee BOARD ares = ee og tf oN week. Wolcott. A setae dit Smealé at) the Sad oa ROOM an » home oan a R RENT—One room in modern Suet furnished fo wight house- keeping.’ 118 S. Washington. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Modern apartment, furn: reg 2019W. Call in rear, 807 ——_ ies, FOR RENT—Two three-room apart- ments, newly furnished, $45. B, First. Phone 1699M. FOR RENT—Three-room modern apartment, on bus line and pave- ment. Phone 257, FOR RENT—Three-room furnished house, close in. 236 8. Grant. FOR RENT—December 11, unfur- nished, except gas range and heater, strictly, modern, ste ae ts it, Sauk Ly garage, 549 8. Kumi Meeks rental, $40, 49 Ss. includ ag eee Phone 151. FOR RENT—Modern, furnished two- room apartment, Phone 1943W. a FOR RENT—Modern two-room fur- nished apartment, bedding and dishes, cldse in, reasonable. 311 N. incoIn,. Phone 1186M. FOR RENT—Two-room modern, furnished apartment, $20, includ- ing gas and lights. 1149 8. Cherry. FoR REN Three large — roofth apartment, steam heat, furnished, Call 1678 W. FOR RENT—Two-room modern, fur- nished apartment, private bath, steazs heat. $10 W. EI Phone 1591M. 78. RENT—Three-room basement partment, with bath, rent, heat andl lights in exchange for ‘house work. Phone 1112K. 1550 8. Spruce. FOR RENT—Nico threeroom fur. nished or unfurnished basement, $20, gas, on bus line and pavement, garage if desired. 1244 8. Boxelder. paki lia wcheviredvenn renee web Gebetoney FOR RENT—Three-room modern furnished © semi-basement ment; adults; reduced rent, 1582M. TT FOR RENT—One two and one three- room odern spartment at The Poling, steam heat. Phone 734R. Ee FOR RENT—Two-room, steam heat- Gh tpertment, close in. . Call nt! MILNE APARTMENTS FOUR-ROOM modern, unfurnished, steam heated apartment, ready December 15th. Inquire 918 EK. Second. FOR RENT—Two nice, light three- room basement apartments, Pavement 4nd bus line, garage desired, rent very reasonable. 1244 Boxélder. ee FOR RENT ~— Unfurnished ment, I is Toom, bedroom, break fast nook, kitchenetta, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laundry in basement. Phone 2268R. <<< FOR RENT—Two two-room apart- ments, nicely furnished, $15 and $20, near refinery. Phone 2426. FOR RENT—Unfurnishet apart- ment, three rooms and bath, with freplace: & advits. Osnes Apts., 1138 FOR RENT—HOUSES old] FOR housekeeping, iy and water hy 118 5. hone 838R. Call for Mrs. Music. po echelon FOR RENT—Five-room furnished house. 433 S. Pank. es FOR RENT—Five-room furnished house and garage, north side, $30 per month. Phone 2366J. FOR Ri 'T—Four-room house, part- ly furnished, built-in features, on North Beech. Phone 191M. FOR RENT—Threeroom house, modern improvements. 926 W. Bleventh. Phéne 2177J. , nice laundry room, elec- tric washer, with or without garage, on bus line. 1021.5. Eighth. FOR penea abtns tat a bE cr met house, five rooms three in basement. 336 nN? Durbin: REDUCED RENT MODERN house, conipletely fur- nished, three rooms and sun porch, room, garage, on bus line. . Thirteenth. Sie RENT—642 Hast A 8t., on pav- aa four rooms and bath, partly hed. Phone owner, 606J. or) RP anol teae bes Hye alas of unfurnished hou ly mod- ern, close in. 119 N. > ee RENT — Furnished six-room Ouse, yery reasonable, adults, close in. 743 8. Durbin. FOR RENT—Three-room house, aS town, furnished, $20. FOR RENT—One large room house, furnished, also furnished. 435 CY, Phone 1996w. he RENT—Furnished, comfort- 330 ON. December 11, lights, Bas i. piano, garage, reduc: renta! par ineludes ‘water. Phone’ 151. FOR RENT—Five-room modern, fur- nished house; close in, fireplace and laundry room; reasonable to re- sponsible parties Inquire 922 E. ‘ourth or call Letter Shoppe, 2500. FOR RENT—Four-room and bath, on South Beech, hot water heat, partly furnished, garage., Apply 455 flton or phone 490. FOR RENT—New four-room mod- ern, unfurnished house, with pr sag alcove and full basement, part of town, on pavement. Phone 734K. FOR RENT—Good two-room hou: f00d southeast location, $15, meee at Tribune or at 1242 8, Ken- FOR RENT ace n es ee Ra ae Inquire at 10¢ North Washington or Phone 259-W EEC FOR rae bent per saoeeeh uh: furnished house, close in, on pay- ing, at 406 8. Beech. Call ‘at, 319 8. Durbin. Phone 911. ree water, pence ff on bE Tice Etec eS FOR RENT—Fiv¢room modern house, furnished or unfurnished. 1038 Spruce. Phone 964W: FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR SALE—$460. equity in small property in good location and good condition for $100 casn. See Moore at Tribune, or evening-at 12.42 8. Kenwood. pee Se clin ET oT EE FOR S8ALE—Two'room house on 8. Melrose, newly finished exterior; water. lights and gas in. A bargal $1,150, $50 down payment joo Moor® at 1242 8. Kenwood or. at Tribune office, : A A REAL CHRISTMAS PRESENT A GOOD fiveroom, new, fine neigh- borhood, on pavement; priced $1,000 below cost, $8,750, easy terms; Might: take car or vacant lot as first ent. Please call in person. 637 leventh. WHY PAY RENT? house, stove® bath room, water in house, Mountain View, low Price only $1,100, $150 cash, month. Phone 1189. paves aided ml lal asin SESS FOR SALE—New foyr-room modern brick houre in east part, half block from pavement, hardwood floors, fiteplace, breakfast nook Full basement with hot air pipe tur- nace. Brick garage, plastered. Good buy at $6,250 on reasonable terms. Owner will consider smaller clear roperty for his equity. A, Nesbitt Realty Co., 912 EB. Second. Phone 101M, i Try a Tribune classified ad for results, , Three-room FOR TRADE—For cattis and horses, r resident property, renting for $40 per month. ‘This property is clear and worth $3,500. Write Ea Taylor, P. O. Box 807, Casper, Wyo. FOR TRADE—Casper property for eastern land, good income, clear title. Box B-133, Tribune, FOR TRADH—Light Six Roadster for furniture, don't need the c need furniture. ‘Inquire 738 N. Jac son. inc ecleeceenntieenneenetes FOR TRADE—$3,000 equity in two modern homes for good closed car, BH. T. Williams or other ofl stock. What have you? P. O, Box 89 Pell act AE echinacea WILL TRADE $500 equity in Property for anything of v Car, piano, furniture or what have Must trade this week. Moore at Tribune or evening at 1242 8, Kenwood street. BUSINESS CHANCES FOR SALE—Storage afd transfer business, Phone 2710. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND The following articles have been os the Tribune office for quite some Will the owners please call m— Wyoming llcense 34123. 1924 Wyorning lice 1004 1924 Wyoming 1k 'T-14876, 1924 Wyoming license 'T-902. 1924 Wyoming license 21710. One Ford crank. One pair ni glasses. One purse containing check. One net rosary beads, One pair child's glasses. Black hand ba; Bunch of>keys in black leather case. ana cl 1 Tribune Wantads bring results. and 26, LOST AND FOUND $5.00 REWARD FOR return of, Fox Terrier puppy with brown floppy cars and browrt around right eye, black spot on back. Information appreciated re- garding his whereabouts, Phone 1437M days, or 134 West G, Apt. 4, evenings. LOST — Tuestay, Jewett car, St. and court house. Return to 1139 Vir- ginia or phone 235. one crank for between L ‘D—Monday, two tires, on . Owner can have same by ntifying and paying for, this ad 0. Box 15, City. _——— PERSONAL Po ETS MADAM J. Rea Keyes, ordained spiritualist, private readings dail will answer no question over tele: phone. Hours 9 2. m. to 9 p. m Wyatt hotel, Phone> Apartment 8S. 26097. ‘i MADAME FRANCES Psycho-Palmist Clairvoyant Will give reading for a Mmited: time, $1.00. Apt. in rear 443 Wy Yellowstone. Hours after 9 a. m. ———<—$—<$<_ es ™ DIVORCES secured, half the regular rates, advice free, Box 1943, Casper. MADAME FRANCIS Psycho-Palmist Clairvoyant Will give reading for a lmited time, $1.00. Apt, in rear 443 W Yellowstone. Hours after 9 a. m LEGAL NOTICES RE AES TELE SS Ee, NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF EQUALITY INVESTMENT * COMPANY BONDS. The Wyoming 3 National Bank of stee for the bond- holders of the Lh eh Invest= ment company will retire $6,000" par value bonds of said company on December 23, 1924, py pur- chase from the lowest: offerin THE WEOMING NATIONAL ANK OF CASPER. * Pub. Dec, ih 12, and 18, 1924, ——___ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the matter of the estate of. George J. MacDonald, deceased, Notice is hereby given that leta ters of administration were on the- 18th day of November, 1924, granted to the undersigned in the prove estate, and all persons hav~ ing claims against the estate ara® hereby required to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers for allowance to the undersi ed, ais J. Gay, at his office, Room Consolidated Royalty Building a Casper, Wyoming, within ote . months after the date of said let ters, or they may. be precluded from any benefit from said estate, If said claims be not exhibited within one year from date of said letters wie will be forever barred. Dated November 20th, 1924. GUY J. GAY, GA Administrator. Pub. ora a 28, Dec. 4, 11, 18, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY AUDITORS Cc. H, REIMERTH comenee Public Account ~ Income Tax Service 401 0-8 Bldg. Phone 767 HASELMIRE & PREBLE Auditors and Accountants Income Tax Consultants 211. Con, Roy. Bldg. Phone 660 R. C. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Account Income Tax Service Phone 148 ARCHITECTS we me anda RAYBURN 8. WEBB 1? Daly Building Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE AND FUEL CO. ne vad BATTERIES Suite ©. ER BATTERY 119 E. ruth CHIROPRACTORS DR. J, H. JEFFREY Nii GHANAM JSFFREY 8 Midwest Indg, Mhone 106 KH. MARNED, Chiropractor 102 North Kimball street Phone 1467 ee ABRAM'S TONS, REACTION Dr. Doran, teian Dr. Mosstanad, Ctoprastoe 526 8. Center dt. Phone 320W DR. 1. E. BERQUIST Zuttermeister Kidg. Phone 1757 DOCTORS THE CASPER PRIVATE HOSPITAL 938 South Durbin—Phone 273 WOMEN ae CHILUREN’S OSPITAL, 542 South Durbin—hone 406 Staff SURGERY, OLOGY AND OBSTETRICS Homer R. Lathrop, M. D., jetor KR. Dacken, B. Sc EAR, NOSE’ A Harmon 1. Stanton, » X-RAY’ T u ARY DISEASES Underwood, M. ROENTGENOLOGIS Hallie M. Ebi PHARMACIS' R. 8. Lothian, Ph. G. DENTIST ©. BE. Duncan, D, D, 8. Offices in gh Building nd Street 4 and 55 IBALL Over Yesness Store Suite 1 to 11 Phones 2208—1715W Physlo-Therapy Treatments nEaee and yd Xx een Bake Therapy Phone 907 DR. bulte DOCTORS DR. LN. FROST Physician and Surgeon ene 123 M. D. y, M. D. enter—Phone 36 6 So, Durbin Surgery Obstetrics = CLEANERS THE, SERVICE CLEANERS iroad at Jackson Phone 56 LAWYERS ™ HEMINGWAX [ALD & McDON. wyers oe Room 332 Midwest Bidg., NICHOULA: a) & STIRRETT 3809-10-11 Ol EAchange Bldg. Ww) ae STIDGER Suite 218 Midw eat Didg. ARSHALL ©. HEnseny L. HARVE E Office 208 South © Private Hospital, General Prac Phone 1193 JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg Se W. H. PATTEN Attorney at Law Midwest Bldg” Phone 210 " HAGENS & MURANE wyers 206-207 Oil Exchange Building WiDRI Ae A WILSON Suite 14-15- 1s ‘Townsend Bldg: oGTLs : 1008 Midge * gag a7 OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©, DAVE Office aud Kesidence—Potng Apart | ments No. 23. Phone “388. LOR TOMST RIO EYES CARBFULLY TeeTED 7 CAREFULLY TESTED And Glasses Rrepedy. Kitted B. L. EVANS’ 194 B, Center tee ee Bs Center Be. ROOF NG MYOMING ROOFING 5 th icinde sat Roots inne haa pas ew aeeeees eoeeerara wearer | = cigphpe Upholstering, Repairing. 8055 Furniture Packing few Warwick 53 WAREHOUSES LESLIE, M. NELSON, Warehouse Transter Co., Phone 1234 “Transfer, Crating, Moving, Storage Ph. Upholsterin, Phone 1