Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 9, 1925, Page 9

FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1925 Bp MARKET PLING PARE TAKEN UP pe CY COMMISSION earings on Aid for Cattle Industry Nearing End WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—Nearing ithe end of {ts deliberations on ethods of assisting the livestock industry, the president's agricultural jommission had arranged to hear to- Bay the views of the National Coun- f.Farmers’ Co-operative Market- % associations ag represented by @ special committee. Orderly. marketing of men’s products is one several phases of the industry being con sidered by the commission, which ex: pects’ to Graw up its. recommenda tions by-thé”end’ of-the week. The national council has recorded itse as opposed sto any sort of. govern- mental aid or subsidy for co-opera the. cattle- of tive marketing organizations. British Places Used Against Tribal Raiders BAGDAD, Irak, Jan. 9—(By The Associated *Press}—In consequence of raids, recently made by Akhwan tribesmen—followers of Ibn Saud— on the Irak tribes, 70 miles south- west of Nasiriyah, a strong force of airplanes ‘yesterday located the raid- ers and attacked them with bombs and machine guns, killing 50 men and many camels. The British high commissioner has sent @ strong note to Ibn Saud that the raids must cease and the loot be returned otherwise the raiders will be severely. punished.in the future. It is reported that in one foray Ibn Saud’s men destroyed every tent be- longing, to a small Irak tribe and killed every male over ten years of age. They did not, however, molest e women who handed over their jewelry. Fissure. Found After Quake In Massachusetts BAST BRIDGEWATER, Mass. Jan. 9.—A fissure in the earth two incheswide and 49-feet in- length was discovered ‘here after the earth tremors which affected eastern Massachusetts and Southern New Hampshire yesterday. ‘Tho fissure 1s on top of a hill on Bedford street. Citizens Camp Fund Increased WASHINGTON, Jan, §, — The houge approved an amendment by Representative Connally, democrat, Texas, to. the War department ‘ap- propriation bill to Increase the $2,- $20,000 carried for citizens military training camps to §3,127,471, the original budget estimate. —_ Jazzy IGURED crepe de chine tn black, white and red makes this Paint Beach frock that is given a jazzy: touch by a wide tle and bandings of plain red crepe de chine, The revers have an original cut and fall in a flattering. goft line, and the elbows sleeve offers a compromise between the long and aleeveices modala. —- BRINGING UP FATHER WELL - MACGIE HAS GONE SO ILL SNEAK DOWN AN’ SEE THE GANG- SOOT] | OHS CANT YOU JOIN ME AT LUNCHEON - MRS. SIGGS? Treasure Hunting Fad Of British Society Is Introduced in Atlanta By ARTHUR PARKER, Copyright, 19: Consolidated Association. ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 9.—Society here has gone stark mad on treasure hunting, a fad imported from Lon- don. In the last several weeks, a dozen hunts have been Neld, bags of gold ranging up to $50 have been found, the police have made cases against the best known members of the younger set for smashing the speed laws and one or two automobiles have been wrecked. Fox hunting, in the days of the old south, was a mild sport, com- pared with this modern pastime of racing an automobile at fifty miles an hour through the streets in search of clues leading up to a hid- den bag of gold. The biggest hunt of the season so far was held Monday when 100 pedple gathered at Dan Conklin's home on Peachtree street. They were divided into couples, ‘a boy and a girl, each equipped with an auio mobile—the speedier the better. The first clue led to Piedmont Circle, t second to the attic of a Fourteenth street, another grave on Pace’s Ferry road, another to Piedmont Lake, and, finally, back to the Conklin house, where Harriet Shedden and Jack Sharp found a bag of gold pieces amounting to $50. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey MacDonald started the tr ure hunting fad here, but they little realized what they were stirring up. Bridge and dancing have been forgotten. Clues are distributed In various places and the hunters, riding in automobiles driven at top speed, rush through downtown streets and sections searching for signs that lead to the bag of gold. Many of the clues are written in verse. At the hunt given by Miss Willa Hawkins, the first clue read: “Under a rock, in a dry swim- ming pool, “At a club with a cigarette name, Classified Rates Two cents per wore or ten cents per line. NO AD LSS THAN 380 CBNTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating a line, BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two Press house’ on All charge¢ advertising will be boused “set Hues” irrespective of the number of words. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily ‘Tribune will nor be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertiserncnt ordered for more than one time, Errors not the tault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the reai value of the udvertisement will be rectitied only by publication without extra charge within FIV Cays after insertion. No republica- tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the senue or purpose of the advertisement, CLOSING HOUR. Went Ads to be classified properly must be in the Casper Daily ‘Tribune omice before 10, Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a, m. will be inserted uncer the head “Too Late to Classify.” TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will bo given all ais received over the TELEPHONE, Iut we cannot guarantee accuracy. OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE- MENTS. Must by accompanied by cash or cheok in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing Instructions @bout counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Dally ‘Tr‘bune. Are You Out of a Job? The Tribune will selp every man and woman in Casper im search of employment to find work by puolishing FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Re member it will cost you noth: ing tu advertise your services in the Tribune. If you are in need ef werk Advertise “You'll find clue No. 2, “Which will aid me and you “In winning the gold-hunter's game.” The club was the Pledmont Driv- ing club. Another clue directed the hunters to a “Lovely home, a shade of brown, “What Milton loved, a baker found. “For a Spanish don, was named, “The home was built by a cake far-famed, “A fancy lamp on the inner gate, “Will tell what more there's to re- late.” The home was on Ponce de Leon avenue and is the residence of F. O. Stone, of the Stone Baking Com: pany. But the police declare they are the real winners in this new game. The traffic fines that are being assessed against the speeding hunters beat any hidden bag of gold for money value. —————————————— POSITIONS WANTED the street WANTED—Work, can drive car or will do any work for expenses. Phone 540-M, FIRST class carpenter wants penter work of any kind. 2859. car: Phone — LADY wants clerical or bookkeep ing position. Experienced. Phone 859. NOGRAPHER desires legal dic- tation, evening or Saturday atter- noons. Phone 1625-M after 6 p. m. WOMAN wants day work. Phone 22365. — COMPETENT woman wants wotk as housekeeper. Phone 540M, on ranch, WANTED—Job Write Hall Martin, Gen. Del. Casper, peice adele ay WANTED—SALESWOMEN NEAT appearing ladies for house to house canvass. Good seller, new kitchen article. P. O. 431. SALESMEN WANTED opportunity for ambitious Inquire 115 E. m. man. Ist, 8 a. m. to 6 p. SERVICES OFFERED REPAIRING .and remodeling. W. V. Johnston, the carpenter. 15 8. McK nley. Phone 2628J. —<—$<$—$<$<$—$<$<$ $$, WANTED—Coal Creek coal to de- liver to you at $8.50 ton. Moore & Morris. Phone 17-J-4. REPAIRING and Remodeling Ww. Johnston, the Carpenter McKinley. Tel. 2628-J. — MARCEL, 35c; manicure, 25c. Work done by Burnham's udents of 151 N. Park, front apart. 915 8 ACME CABINET SHOP SHELVING, counters, storm win. dows, bullt-in fixtures. 214 West Phone 1806W. CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs, prompt service, work guar- anteed. Phone 1860J. —— DRESSMAKING, prices reasonabl Work guaranteed. Mrs. . 605 S. Durbin. Phone 2695-J for appointment, ————— MARCELLING, also home appoint- ments. Phone 2562M. 949 S, Mc- Kinley. —— GET your plumbing done now, R. Brammer will give you a square deal. Special attention given to gas piping and repair work. All work guaranteed, Phone 2090J, For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—23 model, truck, good condition. team. 407 W. First. 1% ton Will take Phone 2664J. eee For Sale—Household Goods Se THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD $101.00 Woodrow washer @ $50.00; 42-piece dinner set @ $7.0 bed and pad, $12.00; porcelain top table, $7.50; Lawson heaters, @$4.60; $45.00 kitchen cabinet @ $27.40 Ivory chiffonier @ $11.00; 4-burner cabinet range @ $33.50. Used child's crib @ $6.60, HUNTER-GOLL Co. irat St. Phono 2200 POR SALH—-Six-piece walnut dining room suite, consisting of 66 buf- fet, gate leg table and four tapestry seat chalrs, Will sell separately if desired. Call 547M for appointment. $$$ $$ FOR SALE—Dining room suite, Lawson gas heater No. 10, White sewing machine, Very reasonable. 715 8. Grant. fhe 1M SORRY- BOT | LEFT MY KEYS ar HOME AND (MUST RETURN HOME AN GET THem- FOR SALE—Boston Bull pups. 163 N. Durbin. Phone 2129J. FOR! BALE—Pure yellow German roller bird. Box car 64, J. C. Brody, Burlington addition. FOR SALE—Pedigreed German po- lice pups, 327 W. B. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—Highi price paid for second hand furnl- ture, Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1648-W. 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, I WILL BUY some good secured paper at discount. P. O. 195. Phone 945. WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086, BUY ‘secondhand furniture: Ow! Furniture & Harware Co., 442 E. Second. Phone 978. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all househcld goods. Phone 0 For Rent—-MisceNaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, per month; we also repair makes. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone 1648W. - FOR RENT—Space in north end Atnerica theater lobby, for high class business. Apply at box office. FOR RENT——Well lighted, desirable offices, Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, 10x20, on Wol- cott between Pwelfth and Thir- teenth streets. Phone 1267W. ROOM AND BOARD TRY OUR meals at The also room and board. Wolcott. FOR RENT—ROOMS Busy Bee; 163 N. FOR RENT—A nice comfortable room, adjoining bath, in modern home. Call at 631 ©. Second. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, com- fortable rooms in modern home. Close in, 113 8. Durbin. Phone 237-3. ©OR RENT—Attractive room with reading lamps in private home, suitable for two. Phone 427M. FOR RENT — Nicely furnished rooms, close in. 304 8, Park. FOR RENT—Room adjoining bath insmodern home with or without garage, reasonable. 221 8S. Wash- ington. Phone 2277-J. FOR RENT—Very desirable suite of rooms with bath, hot water a » suit able for four gentiemen, or will rent separately, reasonable, close in. 701 8. Beech. FOR RENT—2 — seml-basement rooms furnished adjoining bath; suitable for 2 or 3 gentlemen. 241 N. McKinley. Phone 357. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room, close in. 433 8, Park. Call be tween 5:30 and 8, FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room, close in. 623 8. Park. FOR RENT—Bedroom with steam heat, private entrance. Close in. $15 EB. 5th. Phone 927-M. FOR RENT—Nice warm room next to bath for refined yn tlem a, with or without garage, close in on Lincoln. Phone 115-w, TO GENTLEMAN—Modern, = fur- nished room, warm, convenient to Close in, reasonable. Phone For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—2-room furnished apt., adults. Phone 1662-w. FOR RENT—Strictly modern, fur- nished apartment, close in. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Cholce, close in, mod- ern three-room apartment, partly furnished, $25. 725 8. Ash. House in rear of lot. FORK RENT—Two-room apartment, reasonable, lights, furnished. 319 8. Phone 1872W. FOR RENT—Very desriable apart- ment or house, furnished or un- furnished; rents reasonable. You should call 25 at 1026 E. Second. —_——— FOR RENT—Three-room modern, furnished _ apartment. Phone 2019W. 807 E, Third. Inquire in rear. . ———————————<______ FOR RENT—Three-room apart- ment, private bath, built-in fea- tures, partly furnished, close in. Inquire 232 8. Grant —————————_______, FOR RENT—Furnished one room and kitchenette, gas and lights, ree in. 162 N, Kimball. Phone furnished gas and Jackson. Casper Daily Cribune PAGE NINE —Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus IF SHE GOES ——a ©1925 wy Invi Feature Senvice, Inc. For Rent—APARTMENTS IEEE FOR RENT—Two rooms, furnished, down town, suitable for three peo- ple, bed in each room, butli, kitchen ette, steam heat, hot und cold water, laundry, roof garden for summer. Phone 1539J. te SE ee FOR RENT—Very reasonable nicely furnished apt line, gas, lights furnished. : ween Hae eid FOR R Unfurnished apart- ment, living room, bedroom, break- fast nook, kitchenette, clothes closet, private bath, on pavement, laundry in basement, Phone 226SR. FOR RENT—Threeroom unfur- nished apt., steam heated. Phone 2033W. kee eee FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment. Cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut. Phone 1624-W. x ALEXANDER APARTMENTS REDUCED RATES, two-room. fur- vished apartment, private bath, steam heat. Phone 1591M. FOR RE apt, 316 Large unfurnished . 8th, The Hildebrand. FOR RENT—Modern three-room furnished apartment, next to P. & R. building. Inquire 212 N. Wol- cott, Apt. 'No. 2: #OR RENT—Very desirable three- room apartment at 415 South Park street; three-room modern with bath for $50 per month. Immediate pos session, A. P, Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 E. Second. Phone 101M. FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, strictly modern, 1218 8. J rson. Phone 3 WILSON APARTME Modern 3-room unfurnished apt., fireplace, Murphy bed, range, laun- dry Phone 1055-R. FOR F — Furnished, modern apartment, private bath, adults front and back entrance, half blocik Second. 133 8S. Conwell. FOR RENT—Three-room — unfur- nished apartment, private bath, breakfast nook, stoves, shades, elec tole washer, |1218 8. Jefferson. Phone 2762. ®OR RENT—Apartment suitable for two people employed down town, steam heat, large living room, kitchenette, bath. Hot Water. Phone 1539.J. FOR RENT — Modern three-room apartment with stoves, $30 pe! month, two blocks from court house. Apply 251 N. Durbin. FOR RENT—Furnished room in modern home, breakfast and din- ner if desired; home privilege grant- ed. 1215 E. Second. Phone 605W W DEE APARTMENTS. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished or unfurnished apartment, dress ing room, $20 and $25, 124 N. Mel- rose. Phone 1791-W. REDUCED RENT—2 and 3-room nicely furnished apts., close in, private bath, 231 8. Grant. Phone 2777-5. peta ee, FOR RENT—Apartment, partly fur- nished, in good location and very close in, rent reduced, 226 W. Seventh. ALEXANDER APARTMENTS—Re- duced rates, two-room furnished apartment, private bath, steam heat, Phone 1591M. FOR RENT-—Furnished apartment, $32.50, one room, bath, kitchen ette, close in, 428 8. Grant. Phone 2042M. basement including 341 2 FOR * RENT—Two-room upartment, furnished, gas and lights, $25 month. McKinley. .Phone 1091W FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, close in, $25. Phone 2268. T—New, furnished apart Phone 1189 or FOR RE ment with garage. 2510. FOR RENT—Three-room unfurnish ed apartment, steam heat, strictly modern, laundry with electric wash er. 603 8. Park. Call at 605 8. Park FOR RENT—Three-room, strictly modern, unfurnished apartment, built-in features, cheap rent. 1214 E. First, Apt. No. %, FOR RENT—Furnished apartments, $50. 445 S. Park. Phone 387 MX GRACIOUS- FOR RENT—HOUSES LOST AND FOUND FOR RENT—Partly furnished, new, four-room house, $20 per month Phone 676J FOR RENT— Modern house with two ments in basement five-room two-room apart 431 B. Fifth. FOR RED party buying bargain. 405 § RE nent Phone house to close in, room furnitu Kimball. -One-room rooms, all 1996-W. house, 2 furnished. FOR RENT—1425 South Elm street, new six-room house, beautifully finished. H, G. Bizzell, co Wyom- ; ‘Trust company. TS FOR ern REN’ house, floor Dast G One three-room mod: completely furnished, Phone 654 or call at FOR house. bus line, quire 336 5. FOR RE house and garage, month. Phone 236 RENT—2-room _ furnished Wa lights and gas. On 5 8 S. Conwell. In Conwell. T—Five-room furnished north side, $30 FOR REN nished hous T—5-room $35 FOR RENT—Modern 6-room nished house, close in on ment, 1 clean, with garage, mo, 8. Lincoln. Phone fur. 2540, modern Phone fur pay $55 818-R. FOR RENT—Modern house and gar- age, on pavement, four up and four down, some furniture. 1428 S Poplar. Phone 1662W. FOR RE dern house. —Furnished 5-room mo: Phone 578-J. FOR RENT—Store and house, good location, nt reduced; also butcher wanted, 528 W. Yellow: stone. Phone 6263 Large six-room, new, lern home, located on south side in good residence dsitrict for $80 per month. This is a good house for this money. A. P. Nesbitt Realty 20., $12 E, Second. Phone 101M. FOR RENT—5 large room house, fully modern, beautifully furnish- ed, heat furnished, reasonable rent, age. 821 CY. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished house. Phone 808. or call at 255 S. St. Botolph. m LOST—Box dressed Cas bin, N McKinley of man's to Grover J per, between J Center Rew clothing uth Park months old white marks, wearing Finder please phone 38 LOST AND FOUND The following articies have been at the Tribune office for quite some WiIL the owners please call black with tan collar One pair nose glasses, One purse containing check. Bunch of k in black leather case. Child's brown kid glove. Bunch of keys in black case. leather FOUND—One branded T on Write P. O. box white cow hip. Milking Casper. red, left 1951 leather PERSONAL MADAM J, REA KEYES, ordained spiritualist, 1 adings daily, message circ Monday eve ning, 8 p.m, Apt. 8, Wyatt hotel Phone 2609-J. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION The State of Wyoming, County of Natrona,—ss: In the District Court, Eighth Ju- dicial District. In_ the Matter of the Etate of Ralph J. Marcy, deceased. No. 1104. Order to Show Cause Why Value of Exempt Property Should Not Be Set Over to Widow. The above entitled estate com- on for hearing on this day at {1 o’clock a, m., on the petition of r A. Alben, widow of the bove named Ralph J. Marcy, de- eased, aski that the value of he exempt property hereafter de- cribed be set ove: >» her and for hat purpose an order be entered herein requiring all persons inter- sted to appear on a day certain > show e why the value of such exempt property should not be set over to the said widow, be- ng the person entitled thereto, and the Court being fully advised n the 2 that such ‘der to show t hould be en- red: It is therefore rsons interes bth day of J 10 room houge ordered that all ppear on th A. D., 1 t the court rt, at the court of Casper, Na- y, Wyoming, to show any they have, why the alue of the exempt property be- onging to said estate should not t over to d Frieda A. Al- , the sur ng widow of the deceased, being the person entitled thereto, as follows, to-wit: ivided % interest in , 199 200, in Block North Casper Addition t per. Natrona , together with ngs and improver value $2,500.00, Contract for purchase hares of capital Provident dated July § monthly installments share, $150.00. No o’cloe of sa Lots in the County, build- eon; of 20 in the and Loan asso corporation, payable in of 50c ver stock . dated Ap- ril 20, 1923 es in Series No. 11 of the canital stock of the Casper Mutual Building and Loan Asso ion, a Wyoming corpo! on, series issued June 265, 1 Value $183.00. Cash in addition to make ner- property the value of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00). $167.00. Done this 31st day of Decem- ber, A. D., 1924. ‘ R. R. ROSE Pub, Jan. 2 1925 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. tate of Thomas Andrew Me- Deceased. ice is hereby given that let- ters of Testamentary were on the 17th day of December, 1924 grant- ed to the undersigned in the above estate, and all persons having. claims against the said estate are hereby required to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers for. allowance, to the undersigned at 0, 803 No. Park St., in the City of Casper, Wyoming, within six months after the date of said let- ters, or they may be precluded> from any benefit from such estate, and if such claims be not exhibited within one year from the date of said letters, they y be forever barred. Dated December te 17, 1924 FRANCES HELE MeCOY, Administratrix, 26, 1924, Jan, 2 Pub. Dec. 1 and 9, 1925. | PROFESSIONAL DIRECTOR OR RENT—Three rooms, modern, enclosed porch, full basement and Sarage, reasonable. 1329 8. Poplar. 4-ROOM house, gas stoves, water, lights, toilet’ inside, close to Park and high schools and business nter. Phone 1852. FOR RENT—3-room home with garage. $25 monthly, uso broom modern house with 2 bedrooms, built-in features, com- pletely furnished, $46 monthly. Ka mon Real Estate, 242 E. Second; Phone 702. furnished FOR SALE—HOUSES FOR QUICK SALE—Five-room mod- ern house, built-in features, Cor. Wolcott and 12th. Phone 1412R. POR SALE—New five-room modern house, good, location, terms; also four-room house, W. E, PRATT, contractor. Phone 1521R. THREE-ROOM furnished house with water; corner lot, $1,500.00 ms. Own >. O. box 195 Large mode! five room brick house with garage, on paved street, choice location. Price reduced from $9,500 to $7,800 for quick sale, Phone 238 FOR SALE strictly modern except bath tub. all plumbing ruffed in, location southeast part, on bus line, close to sche Price, $1,800—$150 - cash, balance like rent. Will trade for od care Baker-Grude Inv. Co. Itors, phone 1189. four-room house, FOR TRADE FOR SALE OR TRADE—By own er, S-room modern home, hot water heat, fireplace, east front, very de sirable location, priced for quick turn, 542 8, Beech. FOR RENT—4-room nished apartment, % block East A and bus. Phone 1943-J. MILNE APARTMENTS FOUR-ROOM modern, unfurnished, steam heated apartment. Inquire 918 EK. Second. FOR RENT —Two-room modern, front apartment, completely fur- nished, gas and lights furnished 143 N. Kimball. fur- off modern FOR RENT—HOUSES FOR RENT —Three-room house. 124 West G. Phone C, V. Norris, 2. six-room hardwood In- 1296R. —Five or unfurnished; » laundry, large rooms, quire 1127 Oakcrest. Phone FOR RENT—Four-room modern, un- furnished house, close in, on pay: ing, at 406 8, Beech, Call at 319 5: Durbin. Phone 911. FOR RENT—Two-room house on South Cedar street for $20 per month, Partly modern, Has gas Mgh(s, city water Nesbitt Realty Co., 312 401M, 4 FOR braska erty SALE OR farms in for trade Phone 381 TRADE—Severa! Colorado and for Casper prop: BUSINESS CHANCES EA Rin Ce FOR SAL Wyoming, population, ing. Industries: agriculture factory, glass factory, brick plant, ofl refinery xcelle tion. Junction of two highways to Yellowstone national park oll struck on outskirts of town. Hig development in spring Ukely. One other garage in town Splendid opening for young man who knows garage business. Write P. 0, Box 413, Lovell, Wyoming. MONEY TO LOAN On diamonds, jewelry, guns, musical instruments, 8, good clothes, United Jewelry Shop, 249 8. Center, LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Hog, Piz. Owner please call AUDITORS ©. H. REIMERTH & CO. Certified Public n e Tax Service Bldg. Phone 767 HIRE & PREBLE and Ac Income Tax Co Suite 211. Con. Roy. Bldg. hone 660 —[=$S$S——$—$—$——— ——————_—_—_ Income Tax Service Phone 148 ARCHITECTS —$—$—$—$—<—$———— ns ‘WM. J. WESTFALL, Architect duite 5, Vaiy tuilaing RAYBURN 5. WEBB 12 Daly Building Phone 1352 ——— BAGGAGE & TRANSFER DOCTORS MARSHALL ©, KEIT HERBERT L. HARY ¥ M. Office 208 South tor—Phone ‘se Private Hospital, 612 So. Durbin General Practice Sur ry Obstetrics DR. ©. H. PLATZ, Ove Frantz Sh Diseases of Children ie CLEANERS THE SERVICE CLEANERS Ralroad at Jackson Vhoae 56 LAWYERS BULLACK 5M Suite 204 berets JOHN M. HENCH oye «oom 6, Kimball wldg, 212 So, Center Phone 198 HEMINGWAY & McDONALD wy ers Midwest Bldg. Room 332 NATHKONA TRANSFER, STORAGE AND FUbL (U.—rhnone iy BATTERIES oR BALTEIQ: CO. hone 907 CHIROPRACTORS DK, J. MH. JEP PREY DR, ANNiG GKAMAM vor FREY buite 518 Midwest sidg. Phone ivy M. BK. MAKNED, Chiropractor luz Nort hunbau treet hone 1497 CA 119 E. DK. LK. Zukermeister wid DOCTORS ERQUIST rnone 1757 THE CASPER PRIVATE Muri TAL 938 South Vurbin—hone 273 WOMEN 5 ASU CHiLUKENS HUeriTAL 542 South vurvin—s hone Stat SURGERY, Gy¥NeCOLOGY AND UBS TE TGCS RK. Lathrop, M.v., BL A.C. 8, r K. BAK, armon L. Stanton, SKIN AND X-KAY 106 Homer Vv ©, E. Dur Offices in Kohrbaugh Building 3 East Second Street Telephones 54 and 55 DR. A. P. KIMBALL Over Yesness Store Sulte | to 11 Phones 2208—1715W Physio-Therapy Treatn Saree and Dy x 'y Appol GEO. W. 1 Atto Y Rim. 22, ywnsend midg. Phone 1963 W. MH. VALTEN Attorney at Law 5 Midwest bsiag. Phone 210 HAGENS & MUBRANE P Lawyers 206-207 Oil hxc ange Building a OGILBEK & ADAMS 210 O-S tag. ‘none 2217 WILLIS STIDGER Lawyer Suite 218 Midwest isdg. Phone 1193 oe ato tea mec Sats! DK. CAROLINE ©. DAYIS Office and Kesiaer OPTOMETRIST And Glasses Propery bitted by EVANS 1s4S. Center St, ROOFING WYOMING ROOFI ast llon RL. NG 0. Phowe 18043 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired Applied ——— UPHOLSTERING Upholstering, Re Ph, 2805J tering & Furniture Packing » LOLW—J. BE. Warwick NAREHOUSES ing. DR. 1. N. FROST Physician und Suegeon O-S Bldg. Phone 123 Warehouse one 124) Crating, Moving, “storage + ‘