Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1925, Page 9

SANDAL HEAR IN BRITISH DIVORGE CASE LONDON, March 4.—Details of her friendship and her intimacy with Sir John Steven Cowan: former quaftermaster general of the Brit- ish army, which she alleges her hus- band encouraged because of his de- sire for military preferment, were given to @ court heve today by Mrs. Doretiy Muriel Dennistoon, who is suing Lieutenant Col. Ian Onslow Dennistoun for $952,000 which she says she loarfd him during their arried life.. They were divorced in 1921. . Colonel Dennistoun, who married the former Countess Carnarvon af- ter the late earl's death, denied the allegations and set up an alternative | dofenee in which he charged former wife with misconduct with jother men after their divorce. The former Countess Carnarvon sat next to her husband during the hearing. ‘Mrs. Dennistoun, in her testimony joday admitted misconduct with the eneral in Paris. She declared their ntire friendship had been revealed fo her husband, who, she alleged re- lied “Terrible as it seems, I sup- ose it must be done." COOLIDGE GOES ON WITH WORK (Continued From rage One) lowed to expire with the sixty-eighth congress at noon yesterday, and its resubmission to the special session of the new senate, called chiefly to act en such mattere, will be one of the principal noniinations to engage its attention. Everett Sanders of Indiana, suc- certor to C. Bascom Slemp as secre- tary to the president, was sworn in late yesterday after his term as rep: resentative from Indiana ended with _ the congress. Many of the thousands of visitors who came to Washington for the in- ‘uguration ceremonies, remained to- y to “look around” before return- ing home, though some of th* scoré of officials headed by governors or Meutenant governors, were prepared to return home quickly. Thore re- maining for several days included all of the personal guests of President and Mrs, Coolidge including Mrs. Andrew I. Goodhue of Northampton, Mass., the mother of Mrs, Coolidge and Mr. John C. Coolidge, the ¢xecu- tive’s father, who, when news came that President Harding was dead, ad- ministered the presidential oath to him in the family home near Ply- mouth, Vt., under strikingly differ: ent circumstances than prevailed yerterday. The rain which the government forecasters feared might mar the in- augural ceremonies in the afternoon vheld off until midnight, maintaining ‘the ‘Coolidge luck” tradition, Bright inuugurations days with a touch of spring in the air are occasions to re- member in Washington, although that is the way the weather has al- jost always shaped up whenever Salvin Coolidge was being inducted »f Anto some office in the Jeng line that led him to the presidency. FALKELIOGE TAKES HELW (Continued From Page One) been held by Secretary Hughes through four of the most eventful years in American diplomatic his- tory, Mr. Hughes had left the staie department to complete his prepara: tions for sailing Saturday for Ber- muda, where he expects to spend several months before resuming his practice of law in Xe rk. The retiring secretary shook hands with a few state department officers who had gathered in the corridor to bid him farewell and also with the mes. his sengers who have served outside his | door. He seemed elated at his re x lease from official cares when he left \ the big building. Plunging into his new duties, Sec: retary Kelloggs first appointment was for a conference with President Coolidge with whom he will now work in guiding the nation's foreign policies. ‘ —— NEW LINEUP IW CONGRESS WASHINGTON, Mareh 4.—In tontrast to the present congress, in which the Democrats and insurgents combined have a majority in both Are You Ow a Jobe ll of ¢ The Tribune will help every ff man and woman in Casper tn search of employment to find work by publishing Wor One Insertion “Porition. Wanted” ads. Ke member it will cost you noth- Ing to advertise your services in The Tribune. If you ure in need of work ADVERTISE THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1925 Che Casper Daily Tribune BRINGING UP FATHER HOW LONE SOME* the House and Senate, the lineup in the Sixty-ninth congress will be: House—Kepublicans (regular), 233; Republicans insurgents, 12; Demo- crats, 183; scattering, 6; vacancies (nominally Republican), 2. Senate—Republicans (regulat), Republican, insurgents, 4; Demo- crats, 40; Farmer-Labor, 1 4 This change will bring.many new members to the halls of congress to replace men rétiring, some of whom have long held a dominant place in the legislative Ufe of the nation. ae For results try a Tribune Classt- ed Rates Classi ‘Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a ILL StT AROUND AN MOAN MAGGIE LL SEE AMITLL GIT ON HES NERVES AN SHE'LL | 1,Am™ For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR BALE—Big bargain in Chev- rolet Touring, FB, 1922, has five new tires, runs like new. Terms. Patterson Oakland Co., 438 EH. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—Chalmers 1923. Sport Touring, $526; Olds “Four” 1923 Touring, $550. Terms. Natrona Motor Co., 650 BE. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—1922 Ford Roadster, starter, demountable At- water-Kent ignition system, new battery, excellent condition through- out. Price $150. Phone 1348. FOR SALE Chevrolet FB Touring-.$400.00 Rickenbacker Coupe_.--$900.00 Oakland Roadster. Ford Touring, Ford Coupe... Buick Touring-. Gray Demonstrator_.--.$575.00 1923 1923 1922 1924 1921 1922 1924 vasis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. "all charged advertising will .be booked ‘set lines” irrespective of the number of words. TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE, but we cannot guarantee accuracy. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribiine will not be responsible for move than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than ene time. Errors not the fault of Vthe advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days atter insertion. No republica~ tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. CLOSING een scaely Want Ads'to be classified pr just Be in the Casper Daily ‘Tribune office before 10. "Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted under the head “Too Late to “Classify.” OUT OF TOWN MENT! Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing nstructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—Female SOURED n eee ne WANTED-—Competent woman for general house work. 108 B. 10th. ADVERTISB- ee WOMEN! Embroider for us at home. Pleasant work, All or spare time. Bxperience wu ry. Artscraft company, Winchester, Indlana. WANTED—C ‘ompetent maid for gen- ant eral hous k; middle aged w man preferred and must be good cook. 715 8, Grant, Call between 10 and 1 m. WANTED—Midgle age, single. wo- man cock ae small boarding house; state age and exper Box B-69, Tribune. HELP WANTED—MALE See MAN, energetic and reliable, wanted fc factory representative to our business In Casper dis: unusual opportunity, with for- for right man; experience or unnece W A Motors handle trict jen and chile ren's haircutting, 40-cents, Haire cutting specialists. | 116 E. Second. POSITIONS WANTED rere icnennrerte o Printer’s : pprentice t Wants position on country WANTED — Used 8 job office. Ambitious Best of Willing to go Address newspaper of Married, age 24 and hard worker. references. anywhere. SERVICES OFFERED FRESH your door, March 1st. 4R4, YT your plumbing Brammer will giv sweet milk uelivered to 18 cents per quart, after Carlson Dairy. Phone deal, Special attention giver t piping and repair work. All suaranteed. Phone 2090) SO CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs, prompt service: work guar: unteed. I, W. Smith, Phone 18605. ORDERS taken for home-made pi work cakes and doughnuts, Phone 23190 DR 1AKING done at my home or at your home. Phone 2665. For Sale—-AUTOMOBILES | Hudson, 234 FOR SALE—7 passenger first cluss shape, $300 cash. 8. David. Phone 24% and after school, Terms. We Trade PATTERSON OAKLAND CO. 438 HE. Yellowstone For Sale—Household Goods THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD FOR SALE—Wicker library table, $12.50; wicker pedestal, $4.50; table lamp, $14.50; oak chiffrobe, $20.25; oak dresser, $9.00; used duofold and pad, $27.50; 6x9 rug, $2025; all cotton mattress, $8.50; duofold pads, cotton, $5.50. Special prices on congoleum, UNTER-GOLL CO. 242 W. First St. Phone 2200 FOR SALE—Complete quarter sawed oak dining room set with round top pedestal table, elx leather upholstered seat chairs and buffet, nlso wicker rocker chairs. Phone 20815. FOR SALE—One &-plece living room stite in mulberry tour, loose cushion and pillow spring arms, Karpen make; oné mahogany gate leg extension table and four Wind: sor chairs to mateh; one Bigelow Hartford velvet rug, vize 8-3 by 5 Cal: at Apt. S, Ideal Apts., between 4 y.m. and 6 p. m. ——— BRENNAN, THE GAS STOVE MAN FOR SALE—Four-hole e i range, $30: superior Northwestern paint, in colors, $2.75 gallon; Pathe phonograph, $32.50. 144 S. Durbin, just off Second street. Phone 133. BAILEY FURNITURE CO. WE ARE continuing our mattress factory and until March 15 we will remake mattresses for a_ special e of $6.50. Call us before the 6 rush starts. 326 W. Yellow- Phone 1617J, FOR SALE—One Apex electric washer, excellent Condition, all im: provements, cheap. Inquire 1639 S. Poplar. WANTED WANTED to work for board and room by boy oi 14 years, before Bil. WANTED—Responsible party will take care of boy or girl. under schogl oge. Call at 417 E, 14th. WANTED—In desirable close in, sleepin, ing room; also child f Box location, ov light house dy to care for e yeirs while parents work. Tribune, WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY—We pay. more for coa) ranges, heaters, dressers, Suesoles, all househeld goods. Phone WANTED—Your old coal range or heater tn exchange for a gas range ur heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furni 7 749 East H. Phone furniture and Furniture Store. ie. Phone 1278, WANTED TO BUY—1,500 to 2,000 stoves. Fry 249 W. Yellows on feet used ship lap or sheeting, would consider outbuliding, Phone 2os2w. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co,, 234 8 David. Phoner?49, Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—Pigno, $150 cash; terms can be arranged with responsible party. 542 N. Center, Phone 1618W KNBAL buy, real orchestra, bass drum, just Uke finding it. See Ulrich, 813 CY ave. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Crosby 2-tube radio set with tubes, $15, Phone 1233W. es FOR SALE—Yellow German rollers, 26 to pick from, all first class, guaranteed singer also roller females, 422 S. Grant. UNREDEEMED high @ for ealé very cheap. 249° 8. ter St. en en FOR SALE—We always have fresh stock of United States. tires and tubes, gas, ofl and accessories; low suits Cen- For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Good alfalfa hay, $17 a ton or 70c a bale; lawn dressing delivered. 736 8. Oak. Phone 1774J. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month; electrics, $5, pale ing done. Brooks, 749 H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT STORE ROOM K Bust IN HENNING HOTEL BIDG . SEE A. K. BOTT o the SEE A. K. BOTT FOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, 924 S. Spruce. ROOM AND BOARD | ROOM and board in modern home; home cooked meals; rates reason- able. Phone 1533h. FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT—Very desirable, well lighted suite of office rooms in Daly Bldg. Phone 1214. FOR RENT—ROOMS | FOR RENT—Modern room, next to bath; very reasonable, 609 S&S, Lincoln. FOR RENT—One bedroom, 445 8, Park. Phone 387 ———_—__—— FOR RENT-—Rooms, very reason: able. Phone 1972. 3i9 EB, Rail- road ave. — FOR RENT—Room jn private home, adjoining bath; board if désired. Apply 1131. W. 13th. ROOM at the Antlers; exclusive, moderate; gentleman. 616 S. Wol- cott, FOR RENT—Beautiful furnished front room with outside entrance; adjoining bath; breakfast and din- ney if desired. Phone 1171M. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—T-v» small room mod: ern apartments; everything fur- nished, also yas, lights; adults; references. 733 E, Second. FOR RENT—Sewing Machine ~---- FOR RENT—Sewing machine, $2.50 per month. 733 E. Second. Reduced Rent One of the Fines} Apartments N CASPER for rent; unfurnished, $40; furnished, $5: two lurge rooms, kitchen and private bath, two large clogets, steam heat and plenty of hot water furnished; heated gar- age if desired; best close in location, 945 South Park avenue. See this before you rent; adults preferred. Phone 2268R. FOR RENT—Three-room basement apartment, furnished, Call at 409 McKinley. Phone 1658. YOR RENT— Modern, furnished apartment; electric washer, age; cheap to right party. splar. VOR RENT —Modern, furnished apartment, consisting of living room, kitchen, bath, very desirable for couple; steam heat” furnished; In ry faritities; downtown loca- tion, Tribune building; rent very ¢ sonable. Phone 15393 or call Apt. 1, Tribune Bldg. FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, two large rooms, shower bath, Murphy bed, dressing room, clothes closet, steam heqted, gas, lights and hot water furnished, $45. Cunning- ham Apts, 227 N. Park. Phone 1270 NEATLY furnished 2-room uapt., on pavement, $39 per month includ- ing lights and gus. 919 S. Jackson, phone 1872-W, FOR RENT—Close in, furnished, strictly modern, three-room apart- ment, $35; also tworoom, $17.50. Whaley Apts., 610 5. Ash. VOR RENT-—Modern two-room fur- nished basement apartment; use of electric washer; reasonable; gar- age if desired $34 8. Oak. FOR RENT—Cheerful, one and two- room modern, furnished basement apartment; close in; on pavement; best part of city; reasonable, 923 S. David, Phone 121W, FOR RENT—Reasonable, desirable, modern, furnished apartment lights furmished; on bus line. 7 FOR RENT—Threeroom furnished apartment, $20, Mission Apts., 1228 8, Chestnut. Phone 1624W, VOR RENT—Threeroom modern, furnished apartment. Vhone 2019 W. 807 B. Third. Inquire in Year. FOR RENT — Unfurnished three. room apartment in duplex house: living room, bedroom, kitehen and storage and repairing. Willis Gar- age, 163 5. Ash. Phone 1891 W. bath, furnace heat; vacant Murch 1bth, 340 W. 12th, : | [17S BEQINAIN | LTO WORK. ALL | L RIGHT. Great Britain rights reserved @recs ay Inte. Fearume Service, Ine 1 VYHOUGHT LONE SOME PHONED THe COUPONS TO -Drawn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus COWMT OF e For Rent--APARTMENTS YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS Mas 44 neatly furnished apart. ments. We offer the most con- venient living quarters you can find anywhere, You are invited to in- spect them, Only respectable people need apply. Per month $30 and $32, cluding gas, lights, water and laundry service; three minute walk to Center street. Phone 2750 YELLOWSTONE apartments. W. Yellowstone. Phone 2750. FOR RENT— Modern, apartment, $30. Phone FOR RENT—Furnished basement apartment. 445 S. Park. Phone 387. Oe FOR RENT—Two rooms for light housekeeping; $12 per month, un- furnished; $14 furnished; close in. Phone 1972 or call 319 E. Railroad. pile ed biel! <ehe relbak ae Seabee 3-ROOM apartment, partly furnish: ed; close iu, $40, Phone 1443. FOR RENT—HOUSES ee FOR RENT—Unfurnistied 3-room house, modern except bath. In- quire 342 S. Lincoln. ———— FOR RENT—Three modern house- keeping rooms, everything fur- nished; closé in. Phone 1230W. FOR RENT--Brand new four or fiveroom strictly modern house; hardwood throughout, full basement; furnace, Bonnie Brae near East 11th, 426 furnished 2268R. fine section, on paving, $50 per month. Adults preferred. Casper Realty Co. Phone 381. an et bet ee od FOR RENT—Three-room modern, unfurnished house, 1218 S. Ash. Phone 809R. ——— FOR RENT—Three-room house, all modern, rear of lot, 722 Oakcrest. Phone 869R. palbihi na ei 2 FOR RENT—Six-room house, fur- nished, two complete baths, steam heat, 5368. Grant. Phone 1967J. FOR RENT—Two-room modern house, furnished. 344 8. Conwell Phone 1782. —$—$—$—$—_—<— — — FOR RENT—Three-room completely furnished house, modern except FOR LEASE FOR LBASE—Larg four living rooms, four rent on all; sna rtmer for rellable se in. Phone 1. FOR RENT OR L | unfurnished house, | rooms Phone FOR SALE—Lot 8, townsite, Be ton, Mont. FOR TRADE FOR TRADE—1023 Columbia L Six, excellent shape, for 1s Commercial; must be in goc Won. 542 S. Park. FOR SALE OR TRADE- nine miles east on highway, bordered by railroad and highway, mile in length, on creek, good investment, sell at sacrifice. Box B-66, Tribune, FOR SALE OR TRADE—Must eacrl- fice 480 acres good South Dakota farm land; only small cash payment required. Phone 319W. FOR SALE OR TRADE—$400 equit in lots; anything of value con sidered. Phone 319W. FOR TRADE—House and lot in for Ci Powell, Wy 718 East A. er property. FOR ‘TRADE—160 acres oil land fn Osage field, wanted carpenter work ange. Phone &7W. WANT light closed car for equity {n small modern house, in south- west part. Phono 4 FOR SALE OR, TRADE r-room modern bungalow, on pavement, full basement, lawn, sidewalk and trees, south Fide, Low priced at $3,500, and owner will accept small car as down payment. Call Barnard Realty Co. LOST AND FOUND LOST AND FOUND ‘The following articles have been at the Tritvine office for quite some 1 tub; garage if desired; rent reason: able. 128 West F. —————— FOR RENT—Large three-room fur- nished house with basement; right in town, $25. Phone 112W. FOR RENT—Five-room furnished house with modern, garage. J. F. Jonés & Co. Phone 1204 or 1344, FOR , RENT—Four-room modern ; houke, also modern, furnished apartment. 734 EB. Third, rear, —— FOR RENT—Dandy furnished five room modern home, three. sleep: time. Will the owners please call and claim— Ove pair nose glasses, One purse containing check. Bench of keys in black leather | case. Child's brown kid glove. Bunch of keys in black case. B Headlight glas car, leather ck feather vanity bag. and rim for Dodge BUSINESS CHANCES be sentenced to not more ninety (90) days in jail, be punished by both such f. imprisonment SECTION 4, AIl ordinances or| parts of ordinances conflict herewith are hereby led. gency clared forcec its pa Attest H, Pub NOTICE TO APPROPRIATORS | Notice is hereby given that I have received proof of appropria- permits tion granted from the following named appro-| priators. La irrigation of 11.6 acres NE\ NE\% tion 3-88 and 24.0 acres N section 19-33- 87, permit 14488 from Jameson reservoir ndon creek r river for acres NW section 88, permit 3367 Res from Landon creek tri- butary of So, Fk »wder river for control of 2.9 acre feet of water sections 3 and 10-33-88 Nell E. Campbel!l-Jameson from Gresser creek tributary of iver for irriga- So. F proceed directly to their r | tive homes, SECTION Any child under} the age of eighteen years who shall| violate any of the provisions of | this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall| under conviction ¢hereof be fined in a sum not to exceed One Hun-} dred ($100.00) Dolls together with costs of prosecution, or shall | as an emer exi to ba the case this 1 from sage, adopted and y of Febru D, K. LOY, May H. PRICE, slish City Cl rch 5 erk, 925, OF WATER. of water, under by the State Engineer, rence L. Jameson, permi! from Fales cre SwW%4sw permit k. of Powder such as hereby de- ordi- nnnce shall take effect and be en- nd after the dite of | approved J ¢ tributary of So. Fk. of Powder River. for 14763 t ‘ PAGE NINE Maggie and JIGGS Will be at the AUTO SHOW March 9 to 12, Inclusive In the Meantime REAL USED CARS Chevrolet Seda 1 Ford Sedan Like new 1 Dodge Touring in perfect me- chanical condi tion Nash Casper Motor Company i46 S. Kimball tion of 55 acres in W% E“%NWX section 7 - clair-Wyoming Oil comp mit 3810 Reserv draw tributar, for control of of water NE} MM and Sin per. mall Creel re feet section 2 oth Oil com 57 Reservoir from v tributary of creek for control t of water in tion 15-38-78 873 Reservoir fri w for control o al N apot acre of 3.804 SWUNYV permit ne Dr acre feet of water in ction 14-38-78, ervoir from No tributary of Little cree for control of 1 acre fect water in NE E%4 section 16 88-79, permit 3889 Reservoir from | No Name Draw tributary of Main Teapot creek for control of 1.719 acre feet of water in W4 W% section 21-39 permit 8894 Reservoir from No Draw tributary of Little Teapot eek for control of 1 1 acre feet of water in SW % sec tion 11-38-78, permit 3895 Reser- voir from No ame Draw tributary of Little Teapot cre ame for control of 6.68 acre fect of water.in NEM%SW section 14 38-78, permit 8900 Reservoir from No Name Draw tributary of Big Teapot creek for control of 20.297 acre feet of water in SWNNW% and N WM sec- tion 3 3, permit 3903 Re servoir from a draw tributary of Teapot creek for control of 22.112 acre feet of water in NE NW% and NW4NEY 29-39-78, permit 39 Re oir from a draw tributary of Little Teapot creek for control 11,639 acre feet of water in N SE% 34-39-78 and Publish March 5, 19 AUDITORS ©. H. REIMERTHO ‘= Certified Public Ace 401 0. HASELMIRE Suite Income Tax Servic: 5. Bldg. Li & PREBLE Auditors and Accounts sultants: Income Tax Ce 211. Con. Roy. K. ©. VAN DE Certified Public A Income Tax Si | Room 332 - LAWYERS HEMINGWAY & McDONALD Lawyers Midwest Bidg. NICHOLS & STIRRETL Lawye 809-10-11 Oi Exchange Bidg. HAGENS & MURANE A Lawyers 206-207 Ol Exchange Building HAL CURRAN Attorney at Lavy Phone 2 ing rooms in basement: double gar- | Phone 18 806 Con, Roy. Badly. age: good location. Phone 381 or , FOR QUICK LE aa - WINTE ae 79R after 6 p. m. BEST paying meat market on Sec | ARCHITECTS et Ol een eRe —_— ond street, in be heart o 1€ >) mtx 7 FOR RENT—Furnished house with) retail district. Address Box 2028, Phone lil kitchenette, bath, Jarge closet, liv- VM. J. WESTFALL, Architect BULLACK , ing room, breakfast nook wij in EL s6c WiM| suite 204205 Midwest Bldg white, garage, $35, on CY avenue-| ORs , A oe Phone 1200 : See Ulrich, 81% CY fixtures, © Can AYBURN 8. WEBB id ———— | lease building. Tribung 12 Daly Building. CASEY & McNALLY FOR RENT —Fiveroom modern = ° Phone 1352 Room 516-17 Con, Koy. Bldg house with four room apartment | Phone 86. se in basement, gas, garage, chicken MONEY TO LOAN BAGGAGE, &-TRANSEER —— yard, lawn, ‘gardeti spot, on pave bs | FOSTER AND WEHRLI Mont and bus line; 1310 $. Spruce aes .. | NATRONA TRANSPER, STORAGE | ttorneys street; rent $65. Guaranteed Invest-] MONEY to loan in amounts of $50] AND FUEL CO.-Phone 919 | E Con. Roy, Bldg, Phone 41 ment. Co Phone 410, ~ evenings to $500, repayment on easy terms. | piaceseit A! | — Ae | Call at 105 Becklinger Bidg } BATTERIES | E. PAUL BACHEL —. —_ — | ~ 402 t Bldg. 5 SPER TE » 794 FOR SALE—HOUSES PERSONAL | CASTES BATTERY CC 2g bast ae GEO. W; EERGUSON - Attorne. FOR SALE—By owner, large, new|MADAM J. REA KEYDS, ordained CLEANERS fim. 22, Townsend Didi. Phone 1960 five-room etly_ modern house, tualist, private readings da eae ats ——— : on east front lot. Phone 1375R. ge citcle every Monday « FE SERVICE CLEA W. HL. PATTEN a m, Apt. 8. Wyatt hotel Railroad at d Attorney at Law FOR SALE—$450 equity oe Wise Phone | 225 Midwest Bldg. Phone 210 room modern house, $100; $35) —— — Pbk ite lice monthly payinents. 247 N. Lineoln,| JNO. M. HENCH, Lawyer, Room 6, CHIROPRACTORS WILLIS STIDGER Kimball Bldg. Advice free, Phone | ——_—_—____—_ _ — 7 Lawyer FOR SALE—Brand: new red faced] igs £ O Box 1948 on ' ALG Suite 218, Midwest Bldg. Phone 1195 ick house, four rooms and bath = Suite Miawest Bldg. upstairs, four rooms, bath and laun- MADAME VRANCES $$$ $$$ —_—___— OGLLBEE & ADAMS dry downstalrs, strictly modern Psychologist Advisor and i! Bae HAKNED, Chiropractor {210 0-8 Bldg. Vhone 7 throughout, built-in features, Stand: Psycho 162 North Kimball Street | ——. ard addition all ; ald in No matter how Vhone 1457 JOHN M, NCH full. Cost '$6,600, sacrifice price | conditions are, et eno |,,, . Room 6, Kimball Bldg, $5,200, $1,000 cash will handle, bal-| Fo $1.00 this weel | DOCTORS [212 So, Center Phone 198 ance $50 per month including Inter-| stone, apt. rear. Hour | Ee = aleve eat. ‘Must sell at once. Casper — - | THE CASPER PRIVATE | OPTOMETRIST Realty Co. Phone 381. HOSEITAL, - = Feelin Se Es LEGAL NOTICES | 938 South Durbin—Phone 2 EYES CAREFULLY TESTED VOR SALE--One two-room modern Lye SEES WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN'S _ And Glasses house; $200 down, $26 per month Inquire 1115 B. Second. FOR SALU—Dandy, practicafly new, strictly modern four-room house, one half basement, fine section, on paving. Additional buflding lot goes with this property. Mor quick eale $3,200, submit your térms, Casper Realty Co, Phone 3st. FOR SALE—Southeast, part of city, beautiful new ti om bun hardwood floors throughout; doors, open fire room, one large finished basemént with open fir dry with laundry trays, ts of closet room 1 in electric Mixtures all in, ussessments paid tne side walks. Seen only ppolntment. Alex Marshall, 534 8. Kimball, Phone 541J. OWNER LEAVING TOWN WILL sacrifice dandy small home consisting of one large room, kitchenette, Murphy bed closet, bath, and garage. Houwe situated on rear of x large north front lot on CY avenué; $2,000 with $300 down takes this place and it’s 1 snap, Call 2214 and ask for McGinn, ORDINANCE NO. 496-A. | An ordinance to prohibit child- ren under the age of eighteen years from loitering and loaf. | ing in, upon or about the streets and public thorot fares of the City of Casper; | State of Wyoming. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CASPER: SECTION 1, It shall be the) duty of the Marsha! of the City of Casper to cause a whistle to be blown or bell to be rung on each and every evening promptly at the hour of 10 o'clock, SECTION 2. It shull be un- lawful for any child under the age of eighteen years to loaf, loi- ter or play upon, in or about the streets or public thoroughfares of the City of Casper after the hour of 10 o'clock P, M. and the signal provided for in Section 1 of thi ordinance shall be due notice to every child under the age of HOSPLTAL South Durbin—Phove Staft 106 SURGERY, GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS | Homer {, Lathrop, M. D., FA. ©. 8. Victor RK, Dacken, B&B. dSe., M.D. Y BAK, NOSE AND THROAT rmon L, Santen. Ss. M.D. AND S-KAY Loth DENTIST 6. Duncan, D. De S. in Kohrbaugh Building t Second Street Telephones 54 and MARSHALL ©. KE 1 BE HA On ice Priv: Gener DEO 208 Sout ate al Ue Properly Fitted by R. L. EVANS 34 8S. Center St OSTEOPATH DR. CAROLINE ©. D Office and Residenc 388 pe KODAK FINISHING 4 FREE Developing, PREE ‘ {Any 6 ex roll and glossy Inclose coin with and save ©. 0. D. expense WYO. PHOTO CO, Box 1741 ROOFING YOMING WOOFING UO. 527 Bast 12th Vhone i040 All Kinds of Roofs Repaired and Applied WAREHOUSES eighteen years to promptly leave the streets and thoroughfares and Os DRO LN. PRON hd and Surgeon 1