Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 13

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924 I Srsor GIFTS FOR “HER” AGATE JEWELRY—A pleasing gift; we have the best selection in Wyoming. Lowest prices at United Jewelry Shop, 249 8. Center St. GIFT Certificate is a good way = © solve-the gift problem satis- torily. The Golden Rule. ART GOODS—OfF all “Kinds, discon: tinued lines of needlework at re- duced prices.» Stamped goods. Nun's botlproof thread. Swanson sters, 118 B. First St. ‘APEX ELECTRIC SWEEPERS— Bave “her 365 days of drudgery. Casper Gas Appliance, 119 B, Ist. lo. For appointment call is1-J.. Tribune Bids. AKFABT COATS—Quilted marabou trimmed, $17.50 Blizabeth’s Specialty Second. Phone 736. BRE satins, up to $82.50. Shop, 142 B. -—Special five pound box for CAND hapy's News Depot, 251 8. Center St. ee CAL CARBDS—Printed or en- A ae a nice gift. Service Art Printers, 151 8. Wolcott, under Casper Floral, Phone 771. CAN: S—All kinds of Christmas peers in stock. Special (lem to churches, and schools. ‘Teachers order sour candy canes now. We will deliver all orders for Christas candy free of charge. Laoya ae Second andi Wolcott. Phone 61W- ————— DI CANDLES—Are a ; riaaxe to give. Casper Floral Co. ILECTRIC WAFFLE IRONS—Spe- barr at ‘ 95, makes a wonderful 1 Hardware Co. War- oa ‘goods only. ELECTRIC WASHING Make wash day @ DP! stead of drudgery. Demon: tration upon request. Housewife’s ideal gift. Maytag Shop, 233 E. First. 1c APPLIANCES — Waffle ST ronstere, percolators, Bre Owl Furniture & ‘ EB. Second St- Phone 978. Y MOCCASINS—With soft pat- FELT Mi ‘be had in American oI HS—Detroit Jewel "or AB FANS cries. E. P. Brennan, 144 8. Durbin St. + CERTIFICATE is not limited GIET Count. The Golden Rule. LINENS, 'T. finest ‘Imported, ty Italian Cutwork and Maderia. *°> Bitzabeth's~ -“Bpecialty Shop, 142 B. Second. Phone 736. ee TTERY—Lovety imported, pot- ate tea sets, asl vases, p.ates. Zoe Marks rations and Gifts, 2 (ONERY—Take. advantage of Se araiel prices on holiday box A. complete assortment. display at our store. Second and Wolcott. “STATIONERY — Individual station- ery. with monogram or name printed; high class paper and envelopes, put up in neat cabinets makes a useful gift. Service Art Printers, 151 8. Wolcott, under Casper Floral. Phone 771. “SHE” will appreciate, on A ‘ttle down—a little a month. ‘The, Lee Doud Motor Co,, 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1700. ERS—Comty felt slippers in SL oles make. practical gifts. Haytin's, Gladstone Hotel Bidg. VASES—In attractive luster ware; any of the various shapes make & nice gift. Casper Floral, Midwest Bldg. zi "Git WHEN in doubt give her a “Gift Certificate.” Golden Rule. _————— XMAS CARDS—We still have a g00d selection of very attractive cards, Casper Floral, Midwest Bidg. Lee LEE GIFTS FOR “HIM” paper: now on Lloyd’ BATH ROBES—Maké a satisfactory mitt for “him,' Several materinis and erns to se Tect from. ‘Campbell Johnson Co. i pe BELTS—Genuino cownide leather with sterling silver initial buckl black. or brown; sizes 30 to 44; attractive Christmas boxes. $1.50 wp. Scott Clothing Co., Conter St. BUSINESS TRAINING—A valuable’ asset; a gift worthy of considera- tion. Casper Business Coll. Ph. 1325 — “HE" WILL be pleased with a Gift Certificate. The Golden Rule. Are You Out of a Job? | search employment to find work ty puolishing FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth: ing) tv advertise your services in the Tribune. 3? you are in need of werk Advertise 240 8. GIFTS FOR “HIM” MUFFLER S—1imported woolens; Scotch plaids in a variety of color combinations. $3.00 and up. Scott Clothing Co., 240 S. Center St. NECKWAR— Holiday —_neckware; each tie packed in a holiday box ready for giving. Campbell -John- son Co. SLIPPERS—For the man who en- Joys comfort. Campbell John- son Co. SMOKING STANDS—Mahogany at $3.50; leather rocker at $33.50 ‘for father. Hunter Goll, 242 W. 1s SLIPPERS in the Hi-Lo pattern with Pullman plush collars—colors grey and brown, $2.45, Wiggins Your 8) in. SWEATERS—All_ wool slip-over, for the man Makes an excellent gift. bell Johnson. Aieap Al Se Sn TYPEWRITERS—A CORONA-makes a fine gift for home, traveling man, school boy or girl. Casper Typewriter Exch., 230 E. Second. TRAVELING BAGS—Cowhide bags leather lined. Campbell Johnson 0. coat and or boy. Gamp- GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN _—_—_—_—_—— y A GIFT Certificate will please every- one. The Golden Rule. BLANKETS—For the baby, priced from 85c to $9.75 pair. W. G. Perkins & Co., Tribune Bldg. CHILDREN’S BOXED HANDKER- CHIEFS—Nursery patterns, tiHree in box, 25c and 65c per box. W. G. Perkins & Co., Tribune Bldg. = DOLLS—Unbreakable Mama doll all sizes, $1, $1.98 and up. Har- pers Dry Goods, Becklinger Bldg. Reh acer th ep tad ea KIDDIE KARS—At special prices, or Lioyd doli_ carriages, priced right. Hunter Goll 242 W, Ist. INFANTS’ IVORY—Comb and brush sets. Priced at 85c to $2.75. W. G. Perkins & Co., Tribune Bldg. ——$—$—$ SILK SOX—For the infant, croch ed tops; all Hght colors, 85¢ pa! 2 for $1.55 boxed. W. G. Perkins & Co., Tribune Bldg. TOYS—Substantral hand decorated wooden toys. Owl Furniture & Hardware, 442 E. Second. VELOCIPEDS—For the small tot bicycles for the older ones. Cs per Cycle Supply, 229 1.’ First. GIFTS FOR THE HOME —_—_— BRUNSWICK RADIOLA — Combin- ing radio and phonograph in on No better gift for the home. Chas. E. Wells Music Co., 232 B. Second. CHEVROLET—6% certificate. Give for Xmas. Call Nolan-Chevrolet FADA RADIO SETS—And_ furni- ture. are excellent gifts for the whole family, Owl Furniture & Hardware, 442 B. Second. cv MAXFIELD PARISH _ pictures, $3.50 and up for mother or a 6x9 Congoleum rug at $8.50. Hunter Goll Co., 242 W. Ist St. po ee a NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS— Asa Xmas gift, a year’s subscrip- tion to THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE, will constantly remind your friends of your thoughtful- ness. Phone 15 or 16 or call at the office. PICTURES—Good selection framed pictures; your photograph framed * for “her.“° Casper Mirror & Pic- ture Frame Co., 162 8. Durbin. BADIOLA SUPER-HETERODYNES —The finest in radio, No outside aerial, no ground. See them now. We have them. The Chas, E. Wells Music Co., 232 E. 2nd 8t. RADIO—The Grebe Synchrophase will be prized in any home. Dolph Electrical Co., New Public Market. SAY IT with a Gift The Golden Rule, XMAS _ GIFTS—May be bought at a reduction at Bailey's, 426 West Yellowstone. POMERENE 70 REACH CHEYENNE TODAY 10 SEEK TEAPOT DELAY CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 19.—At- Ié6e Pomerene, special counrel for the government, will arrive in Chey- enne late today, and on Saturday wi'l move in federal court for a post- ponement of the hearing of the gov- ernment’s sult in equity for annul- ment of the Mammoth Oil com- pany's lease on the Teapot Dome na- yal oil reserve. The government de- sires a postponement until such time as it has been able to secure the de- Positions of citizens of Canada. oo Certificate. “GIFTS FOR Him" are profusely distributed through the column by that name in the Classified Section. Ne aan Y Wie _ be Casper Daily Cridune WELL -lo tT NE a re CRECERS HIS daytime frock Ts cut on tho popular beltless model, but the two rows of fripge aboutthe hem are a decidedly original touch. The wide scarf of silk printed in batik designs is the Parisienne's way of pepping “up ‘a® frock that looks too rim and piain i BLUE PINE COFFEE 10 BE DEMONSTRATED AT CASPER DRY ‘GOODS With tie ald of local demonstra+ tion agents for Blue Pine coffee, the Casper Dry Goods ‘Co., beginning Saturday morning, will conduct a special demonstration of that bev- erage at their store on East Second street. If the venture proves suc- cessful from the standpoint of de- veloped interest, it will be continued throughout the next week. Blue Pine coffee. was recently {n- troduced in Casper through an ex. tensive campaign’ of © advertising vhich appeared in the Tribune and nas literally taken the coffee drink- ing public of this city by storm. Saturday's demonstration will in- clude the serving of the coffee in the French @rip fashion, which should attract scores to the store, Everyone In Casper is invited to drop in the Casper Dry Goods Co., Classified Rates (0 AD LESS THAN 80 CBNTS. Five average words ed as a basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE wiil be charged the space of two rtising will be irrespective of Daily one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertiseracnt ordered for more than one time. Errors not the tault of the sdvertiser which clearly lessen the reat value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE cays after insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense ur purpose of the advertisement, TELEPHONE ADs. Careful attention will bo given all eis received over the TE. HONE, Iut we cannot guarantee accuracy, CLOSING HOUR. Went Ads to be classified ercperty must be in the Casper Daily Tribune Oice before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted uncer (he head “Too Late to OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE- MENTS. Must Db. accompanied by cash or heok in full payment of the same. ote the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the tate per word for the Daily @ribune, : * © 1926 ey nr. Festune Service, Inc. Great Britain rights reserved. sometime Saturday for their share Pine. It is absolutely free ducted solely for the purpose 4 the coffee further exploita- Hynds Back From Yachting Trip As| Guests of Sinclair CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 19.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hynds returned ‘Thursday from a yachting outing of several weeks duration as guests of Harry Sinclair. Sinclair's steam yacht during the trip touched at Cu- ban and Mexican ports. / —————— Marmalade made from roses is a favorite dish with Chinese epicure: HELP WANTED—Female WANTED— Woman to work for hus- band’s board and room; must be clean and good cook; no laundry. Apply 542 CY or phone 1396. WANTED—Competent woman for general house work; must be good cook. Phone 683. WANTED—Ladies to sell “Chick Knit" dresses. Liberal "commis- sion.. Experience unnecessary. In- 0; FOR SALE—Coal WANTED—Woman to cook in boarding house, 630 8. Chestnut. HELP WANTED—MALE EXCEPTIONAL . business tunity with store position man or saleslady with $600 Box 122, Butte, oppo! to sales: to $1,000. ro B tana. POSITIONS WANTED LADY wants work in boarding house or restaurant. Phone 482R. ELDERLY married man would like care of apartments; small wages and housekeeping room. Box B-151, Tribune. SERVICES OFFERED HARPER method treatments dandruff; falling hair; marcellin, reducing corset agency. Phone 1125- W. Mrs. Colby. ACME CABINET SHOP — Storm windows, storm doors, garage Phone 1806W. MARCEL and bobcurl complete, 75c, experienced operat Also eve- nings and Sundays, 1013 8. Walnut. Phone 1785-J- GET your plumbing done now, R. Brammer will give you a square |. Special attention given to gas piping and repair work. All work . Phone 2090-J. MARCELLING done by experienced operator. For appointments phone 1856W. 632 S. Ash: WANTED—Any kind of laundry work» Called for and delivered. Phone 1654-J. and bob curl, complete, 76c, also home appointments. Phone 2461J. 129 8. Kenwood. WANTED Empty gunny sacks. Na- trona Transter 8 orage and Fuel Co. BUY secondhand furniture. Owl Furniture & Harware Co., 442 E, Second. Phone 978. WANTED TO BUY—1923 city direc- tory. Western Union. WANTED TO BUY—Highest paid for second Brooks 749 East H. WANTED heater. furni- Phone TO. BUY—Coal heater. Phone 2236J, WE have client who will pay cash for four or five-room house on south side between Spruce and Oak Crest Sts., north of 14th St. Must be worth the price asked. A. P. bitt Realty Co., 312 2nd S8t., Phone’ 301. ANYONE owning Mountain States Life Insurance stock who want to sell, write to Carl Jackson, 223 Er- nest & Cranmer Bldg., Denver, Col- . State price and number shares of stock for sale. WANTED TO BUY-—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all househeld goods. Phone 1086. Ww. ‘Your old coal range or heater in for a range or heater. Phone 1086. LIBERAL allowance’ on your old furniture, coal ranges and heaters in exchange for new up-to-date gas ranges and heaters. 144 S. Durbin. Phone 133, Lh 2-19 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—1924 Tudor Ford Sedan, never been off pavement, used less than eight months, $375 for quick sale. Phone 381 or 2012J. FOR SALE—Late 1924 Ford delivery car, good condition, good rub oversize cords all around. Lincoln. For Sale—Miscellaneous earner timer FOR SALE—Fancy_ hand embroild- ered articles, 520 E. Third, Phone 1884W. FOR SALE—New, shade for floor Phone 1221-5, FINE jection of Hartz Mt. War blers, very reasonable, every sing- er guaranteed. 212. East G. Phone 1441-R. FOR SALE—One large coal heat practically new, cost $60, cheap. We have no vse for Phone 142 blue and rose lamp, bargain. it. lovely S. Me FOR SALE—Canary birds, singer. Roller stock. 943 Kinley, phone 1835-J. For Sale—Household Goods THE STORE WITH-THE SMALL OVERHEAD heaters, $12.50; gas heaters, $9; used congoleum rugs, 9x12, $8.50;' comforters, 33 blankets, $3.15; mahogany smoking stand, $3.50; used dressers, $10.50 card tables, $3.15. as NTER-GOLL CO. 2 W. First Phone 2200 FOR SALE—Complete line of house- hold furniture. Phone 2236-W or call at 1028 S. Willow. FOR SALE—Furniture, electric washer, sewing machine; car in good runing orde’ very cheap. 1519 W. FOR SALE—one bureau and one bed. 612 S. Lincoln. Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—New piano, cheap for cash, if en at once. 1226 5. Chestnut. FOR SALE—C Melody and case, practically new; price terms reasonable. Phone 1021, office hours. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $2 per month, we also repair ot Brooks, 749 East H. Phor 16: . FOR RENT—Large store, North Casper, across street from new Piggley Wiggly. Phone 1398. WANTED WANTED—to board 1 or 2 children good care, downstairs. 538 S. Lin- coln. —<—< VANTED—Coal Creek coal to de- ‘iver to you at $8.50 ton. Moore & Morris. Phone 2717J4. FOR RENT—ROOMS — FOR RENT—Rooms with hot and cold water, private bath, steam heat, near bus line. 233 8. Jackson. POR RENT—Furnished, ed rooms, $5 per week close in, opposite number 2 fire hall. 741 S, David. “ {ng rooms, separs joining bath, meals if desired. Phone 2265. ee FOR RENT—Beds, $2 per week, two beds in room, steam heated; gar- age for rent, $5 per month. 515 8. Beech. —————— FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, comfortable, close in. Phone 268W. ————————— FOR RENT—Desirable sleeping room, next to bath, $20 per month 147 N. Wolcott, Phone 836W. ee FOR RENT—Cheap sleeping room: right in town. 2 8, Wolcott. Phone 112-W. FOR RENT—Warm room in modern home. Regulate your own heat. Phone 2385-W. For Rent—APARTMENTS Se FOR RENT—Modern .apts., com fortable, these cold days, $5 or $6 per week. Lincoln and C St.. Phor 611-3 FOR REN ‘Two-room ‘nicely furnished, near $15. Phone 2425. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment, completely on bus line. 1110 E, First. 1699M. FOR RENT—Close in, furnished two-room apartmen $17.50. Phone 13925. 610 8S. Ash. FOR RENT—Two-room furnis apartment, reduced rent, liz and gas furnished. 319 §. Jacksoz Phone 1872W. apartme refiner nice, warm, saxophone | 5, A LOT OF PEOPLE WONDER HOW 1 DO IT ON MY SALARY NO-THEYRE NOT WONDERIN HOW-— For Rent—APARTMENTS FoR nished modern nish no children. NT—Very comfortable, fur- basement apartment, in home, gus and lights’ fur- tabf% for.man and. wife, 732 S. Park. FOR RENT—Furnished apt., line, pavement, gas, nished. Rent reasonable. cy. FOR RENT—Three.room modern furnished apartment, on bus line and pavement. Phone 357. FOR RENT—Three targe room apartment, steam heat, furnished, Call 1678W. on lights FOR TRADE FOR TRADE—Lot tn restricted dis. trict 1446M, to trade for car. Phone PAGE THIRTEEN. HERE IS A FAILURE-PROOF WAY OF SELECTING APPROPRIATE AND SATISFYING GIFTS BRING®‘G UP-FATHER awn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus THEY'RE WONDERIN ~~. Or United Jewelry MONEY TO LOAN guns, musical lothes. Center. n diamonds, Jewelry. instruments, came FOR TRA improved_ prop: of $15,000 come $600 the balane: FOR TRADE—$600 equity room ho BE. T. ¥ have you? Inquire FOR TRADE—Fine irrigated ranch for Casper property, Tribune. Williams ofl stock, or «what DE—Will take good, clear, y on my equity on apartment house, in. a month, rent will hangje e. P. O, Box 162. in 3 ouse in North Casper for 231 S. Elm Box B-149, 'T—Two-room, steam heat- partment, close in. Call FOR RENT— Unfurnished © apart- ment, living room, bedroom, break- fast nook, kitchenette, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laundry in basement. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Modern apartment, private bath. i from Second «st 133 8. furnished one half bloc erage, adults. Conwell § ENT FOR R cl in, .$; Furnished apartment, Pho R ‘—Furnished steam heat, undry privile [Saag two-room hot and s, down- FOR PF apartment, cold water, town, Call 1 FOR RENT—Warm 3-foom furnish ed apt., near refinery, cheap, Tn quire 1020% Cherry APARTM and. bath, ace, Murphy ond. THREE nished, range. 1055R. FOR RENT—Furnished basement apt, Warm and sunny, garage if desired, near high school. 1219 8S. >} Phone 1588-3. = - FOR RENT—Furnished 614 E. 6th. Phone 387, fir 1139 Phone apt., $60, FOR RENT—HOUSES | FOR RENT Immediately Fiveroom, modern, unfurnished on bus line, has gas range. Jectric washer and water heater in for these we furnish gas and electricity. Garbage removed free, The house rents for $50 per Inquire at 10¢: North. Washington or Phone 259-W FOR RENT—1425 South Elm Street, new six-room house,-~ beautifully finished. H. G. Bizzell, co Wyoming Trust Company FOR RENT—Three-roonr’ furnished house, close in. Inquire mornings and evenings, 3. Grant. FOR R furnished ing, at 406 Durbin, FOR R with bath, FOR RENT—Three-room house, partly furnished, lights, gas and water, 1023 E. Second, Dorcas Apt. House. Phone 1309. FOR _ RENT —Five-room modern house, Wolcott street, opposite the civic center, enclosed sleeping porch. Reference. Phone 2781. '—-Four-room modern, un. room furnished house modern except om modern fur- 1013 8. Walnut. FOR RED Ber nished house. FOR R 5-room furnished house on bus line, $30.00. 145 S. Elk. Phone 1755-R FOR SALE OR TRADE—For Cas- per pro with hay nérous factory town in Towa. good trade considered. Fry, BUSINESS CHANCES FOR. SAL business. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND The following artictes have been at the Tri time, ana cl One pat One pair brown kfd gloves. One pur Bunch case, LOST—Patr of shell Reward, Will the owners please call m— operty, eight-room house acre of ground in pros- Any Address Lan 8. Melrose. WE—Storage and transfer . Phone 2710. buné office for quite some r nose glasses. rse containing check. of keys in black leather rim glasses. Return to Tribune. LOST—Pair eye glasses, return 1 S. Ash. Phone 1555-W. Rewa Tribune Wantads bring” results. PERSONAL — M will answer bb ADAM J. Rea Keyes, ordained spiritualist, private readings dally; no question over tele- hone. Hours 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Wyatt hotel, Apartment 8. Phone 2609J. $$$ $$ — — =, DIVORCES socured, half the regular rates, advicé free. Box 1943, Casper, M. ADAME FRANCO ist. Hours 10 to 9. -—Psycho-Palm- 443 W. Yellow- stone, rear. ————_____., Coy, De LEGAL NOTICES —_ NOTICE TO CREDITORS, Estate of capes Andrew Me- ased, otice is hereby given that let- ters of Testamentary were on the 17th day of December, 1924 grant- ed to the undersigned in the above os tate, and all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, w al ith the necessary vouchers for lowance, to the undersigned at No. 308 No, Park St., in the City of Casp m ters, or they may from any benefit an ‘yi said letters, they will be forever ; Wyoming, within six onths after the date of said let- be precluded rom such estate, nd if such claims be not exhibited ithin one year from the date of barred, Dated December 17, 1924. FRANCES HELEN McCoy, Administratrix. Pub. Dec. 19, 26, 1924, Jan. 2 and 9, 1925, PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY | AUDITORS REIMEXTH Certified Public A R. ©. yA Certified Public DENBERG Account Income ‘Tax Service Phone 148 ARCHITECTS WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect Suite 6, Day iuilding RAYBUKN 8. WEBB 12 Daly, Building Phone 1352 BAGGAGE & TRANSFER ‘ NALKONA TRANSFE AND FLEL CO.—t CAS! 119 E, ruth CH STORAGE one wd / BATTERIES PER BATTERY 00, krhone 907 IROPRACTORS DR, J. H. JEFFREY DR. bute 418 M. E. ANNLE GKANDAM JEFFREY Midwest tdg. khone 16 HAKNED, Chiropractor 162 Nortn Kimball dtreet ABR/ Dr. Dr, MeKibigan, 526 5. Cen Vhone 1457 1S 1ONLC REACTION . Doran, Physician Chiropractor none s20W FOR RENT—Five large room house, furnished, except silverware, dishes and bediing, on pavement, garage, heat furnished. 821 CY, side door. FOR RENT—Weil furnished three- room modern house, on pavement. 618 W.. Fourteenth. FOR RENT—Three-room house, gas, lights and water, $18. Inquire 1519 W. Fourteenth. FOR RENT — Five-room house, st x modern, $40, Inquire 1519 urteenth, RENT Park —Furnished house ‘ive-room on bus ln: 941 S. Lincoln nished b nt, 6 WILL RENT my six-room, strictly modern, furnished home. to r¢ sponsible party. Phone 107 FOR SALE—HOUSES 7OR SALE—Here's a real buy cash, ‘Two-room house, south cation, gas, we and lights 00, or $850 wit! sh, » suit.” Write P. O.> Box’ 1638 fribune, Box 160. Act NOW, DR. 1K Zukermester Bidg. THE BEKQUIST Hone 1757 DOCTORS CASPER PRIVATE MUsrITAL 938 South Durbin WOMEN 5 AND © HOsPIT. AL 542 South UVurvin—#hone 106 ta Victor R. EYE, BAK, No: Harmon SKIN 1 G R. c Offices 1 Telephones 54 and 55 rg nCOLOGY AND L. Stant D ° a OLOG Nie Mz Bikis PHARMACIST 8. Ph. G. r Duncan, D. D. 8. in Kobrbaugh Building East Second Street ¥ DOCTORS MARSHALL 0. KEI) HERBEE ARVN, My D: one ‘36 Durbin I L. HARVEY 08 South © c nt rivate Hospital, 61 So. General Practice Surgery Obstetrics CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS road at Jackson Plone 56 LAWYERS BULLACK & Lacy 21 Room 332 Rm. 212, Con. Koy, tidg. —_____ Rim. 22, 225 Midwest Bidg. 210 O-S Bidg. Suite 204-205 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1200 * JOHN M. HENCH » «oom 6, Kimball Bldg, 2 So. Center Phone 198 McDONALD cs Midwest Bldg. FOSTER AND WEHRLI Attorneys Phone 41 NICHOLS & STIRRETT Lawyers $09-10-11 Oil Exchange Bldg. GEO. W. FERGUSON Attorney Townsend tidg. Phone 1963 W. H. PATTEN Attorney at Law Phone 210 IAGENS & MURANE Lawyers 206-207 Oil Kxcnange Building OGILBEE & ADAMS Vnone 2217 IDGER HEMINGWAY & Lawye WILLIS LawSer Suite 218 Midwest tidg. Phone 1193 ————__.. JAMES P. KEM 408 Consolidated Royalty Bldg Mics OSTEOPATH ee ea ROLINE Cc. DAVIS an sidence—t oli ments No. 23, Phone sean OPTOMETRIST ULLY TESTED And Glasses Properiy Pitted by ROOFING YOMING ROOFING 70, 7 East 12tn Phone 180d All Kinds of Roofs Repaired a DR. A. P. KIMBALL o Phones 2208—17. Physi Surgery By DR. Physician and Susgeon OS Bldg. ver Yesness Store Suite 1 to 11 5W io-Therapy Treatments and Deep X-Ray Therapy Appointment Oniy FROST Phone 123] Upholstering, Repairing. Uphoistering Lu & Furniture i Phone 1402W—J. BK. Warwick WAREHOUSES Im M, NELSON, Warehouse and Transfer Co., Phone 1234 ‘Transfer, Crating, Moving, Storage Pe /FEEL CSE APES] (PREY PRET NRE HOEY SEE ERY HEH fH eek S089 HED HERE