Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1925, Page 12

fAGE TWELVE RANI SCORED BROADEST OF INAUGURAL Equipment Worth Mil- lions Used by All Stations @Y ROBERT MACK Association) tubes and t a Pr have tot lion. The total of en 01 to have t President C election ly kept the n on Wed To the liste —in the District of Columbia, rida or in Oregon, who hea take h of president office and deliver enough But a look behini scenes of his gigantic prese on would have disclosed the most elaborate system of transmission of sound that the world has kr Led by the two announcers, wn. ham McNamee and Norman Brocke Consolidated Press 7.—When ts of crys-| esident his his nau a baldi. will mi Donna Josephine Garibaldi, beautiful granddaughter of the fa arry Don Manuel Sances de Carmena in Rome ardent Fascista and Beauty Will Wed in Rome great sportswoman a n- GUNMEN EXPECTED TO FIGURE IN CHICAGO ELECTION T0 VOTE OW CITY OWNED TRAM SYSTEM By 0. L. SCOTT. shire, and the two chief control There are scores. of’ precincts 3p men, stationed at the capito,] was a| (Copyright, 1925, Consolidated Press | which it is said that year after orew of more then 200 men, stationed ) ye there retenge at count- at intervals throughout the coun-| CHICAGO, 3 —The million |!"S the ball The local heelers try, listening intently to the so tired ommuters, | Merely announce the vote as they that came from Washington rap hangin! way to and|#lready have decided it. There are calling for the proper amplification work s wondee. | Wards where it is sald that there The words of the president and|ing drearil Huon oc bat, {ever is an honest election. There ager pune: State Prneieantannd (te a Whether the |§ regularly as election day comes, | ceremony were broadcast across the inion’ dol. | anew Ges Moe Of sere deb, dead, ren country on practically every wave |lars in surface car, elevated and sub- | 97@ voted, gunmen crack thelr auto COE en Seca OSN aU ne | capeavecen, matics from their automobiles and eae EMER the citizens are disenfranchised and Besides these + directors, there | kidnappings of ca WwW “ } rave atationed’ fui Washington | twell scdellitnes that Deleon aa en eR Coe ar men whose sole task was to listen| manic elections peti cae hort dad eA the Atlantic. nately enough, | they are pa rl a etre eee one puarare Bacueulen A good share of Chicago rides = r portation problem, the most import.| CT Seen miles to work each morn- Althongh complete report on| ant voted on in many a da eel an eka Ge Eh reception of the inaugural brosdcast| If, by any chance, they are per-|jom of commuters beeen re will not be obtainable for several | mitted to do their choosing unham-|ayni cee toe ee pecomes: acute, days, {t is believed that President | pered by guns, voters will decide[ je 1) for Pelief has brought the , A plan for city ofnership to a vote Coolidge’s voice was heard across| April 7 whether the city shall take Sere ete the Atlantic, in the northernmost | over the elevated and surface lines parts of Canada, in Mexico and pos: |in Chicago, unify them, connect with sibly in the Philippin a downtown subway and make im- soo provements that will ry rapid The signa AF New York| transportation to great sections of and WGY Schenectady in the east | the city now unserved and several stations on the Pacific} But what many of them expect is coast were exceptionally clear and|a recurrence of violence, This has strong, despite the handicaps of day-| led Sigmund § dent of the light transmission . Municipal V of Chicago, at to urge establishment of ¢ A man runing at full tlt across|committes to make exer e| the roof of the senate office build: | suffrage here safe and eff ing and apparently about to fall,| ‘The fourth of July, minus pa ‘ | momentarily interrupted the WRC-|triotism, has moved over to elec —— WGY-WJZ-WBZ chain broadcasting. | tion day in this city,” Mr. Se DAVID LAWRENCE, | Norman Brockenshi announcing|says. “Each election now has its] (Copyright, 1 Conaglidated “Press| for the four stations, Just had to|gunmen, to say nothing of the Association.) | pause long enough to make sure|‘stingers’ kidnappers and ballot box| WASHINGTON, March 1, — vice | that the man was not going to|robbers and stuffers. In all the| President Daw lecture to the sen- | break his neck presentday commercialization of | ate ts still “the talle of the town.” 4 See sacred ungs, nothing is so degrada. Doe it mean that he has begun nee g try a Tribune Classt- Ing and terrifying as this stealing of | a 1928 campaign for the eliane : ES electic He knew in advance his speech | would not sit well on the senators but that he was ppealing over the | heads of nators to the Amer: | | ican people His f n ambition is fa th hts and what nesday was simply tl va of doir there is jr senators r | Mr. Dawes pointed hip of the sen allows important drag ng, elther In cémmit | tees or 1e senate and then, at the | last moment, a minority can’ exer- | clse a powerful influence, Under the present rules, {t 1s pos- sible for one-third of the senate ‘to |invoke clothure ending debate but | it is seldom done. Frequently, too> majorit party is prefectly con- to let the filibusters of the ml- ority Kill legislation so that the re- | bility for defeat of the bills | they themselves dislike can be placed | on the shoulders of the minority. Mi Dawes will have to reform the entire re - I + f¢,__ | Political morality of congress before SAY ‘‘BAYER ASPIRIN’? — Gontsine | Ke can get nthe heust of the troubler | Talking with different senators, ; * |one gets the impression that most Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are | ct them resented the Dawes speech not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe | ff" vine aia ne tenared nea a by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for | clown.” Shaking his fist at the son- J J ate and shouting in a highpltched volce Some Republicans sald pri- vately they thought tt was in bad » Colds Headache taste to make @ controversial speech on such an occasion, when senators Pain Neuralgia themselves felt in duty bound to re- main silent. any question of changing the Toothache Lumbago rules, the senators feel there ts two k sides and many of them would have ait iy. liked to point out the safeguards tn Neuritis Rheumatism the present system, but they re Z {rained beceuse it was a ceremony * FAR A: and not a time for debate. When Mr. > Accept’ only “Bayer package: |e cipehe espe eusie: Sinan eis which contains proven directions. | knows tho senators well enough to Handy “Bayer boxes of 12 tablets, | Slap them on the back, he will tind 4 Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggiste, | the resentment ngainst his speech | Aspirin te the trade mark of Bayer Maoufacture of Moovaceticacidester of Sallcylicacia | “8ePpearing. If he ts an impartial presiding officer, he will win the e: to haye the ing officer, will take every rule that permits him to ex: pedite business and though he may be a little amateurish in his tactics from the senate v ret used to the “Dawes way er or Jater and he will either be rid- necomplish the | | days after insertion. | D. | WANTED—M fhe Casper Sunday Cribune teem cf the senate, but he will tind | that the senate lkes.to take the in- itiative in proposing changes in the rules and that both and Republicdns feel that, on occa- sion, they have ‘‘saved jhe country from disaster” by talking measures to death. The proposal to have the United States enter the world court would not have been opposed by the Demo- cratic party but would have been fili- bustered to death by a group of Re- Rublicans, What is needed first, therefore, is discipline within each party and President Coolidge, in his inaugural, laid before the country his doctrine of regularity which caused much favorable comment among both Democrats and Repubii- cans. Next the senate needs stronger and more effective Jeadership or per- haps vision. Most of the bilis which failed to pass were abandoned by the steering committee of the senate a week or ten days ago. Some bills were aban doned last January. The idea of hold- ing night sessions during the short session of con! beginning those night sessions January, would have opposed, but in been vigorously the majority party had 4t in its pow- er to hold them and cause the senate twice as much’ time as it did Maye. Whatever else may be said about unprecedented speech of Mr. it means that he, as presid- advantage of Dawes, will soon- wpoint, th arded or taken ser- advocate of ake. He will r only by per- 1 persuasion and not by discip- lectures from the rostrum. Classified Rates ‘Two cents fer yord or ten cents line. PeXO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a basis of estimating a line. “ BLACKFACE ©AP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two feuled and disre: fously’' ag an earne change for progress lines. Ail charged advertising will be booked “ lines" irrespective of the number of words. ‘TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will be given all ads received over the TELEPHONE but we cannot guarantee acouracy. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD SRRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than cne time. Wrrors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by Soabeatiae arge a without extra charge within FIVE ‘]] be made when the error nse tion w does not materially affect th or purpose of the advertisem CLOSING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified properly must be in the Casper Daily Tribune office before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted head “Too Late to OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE: MENTS. Muet he accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing 4nstructions about. counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. HELP WANTED—Femole Ses ak , Embroider for us home. All or spare time. the Democrats POSITIONS WANTED TWO men want work of any kind. Phone 1392W. S ’ WANTED—Practical nursing and house work included. Box B-82, ‘Tribune. Printer’s Apprentice Wants position on country newspaper or job office. Married, age 24. Ambitious and hard worker. Best of references. Willing to go anywhere. Address x 35, Tribune WANTED—Position by A-1 experl- ed mechanic; best of references; and reliable. Box B-78, ‘Tribune, neat WANTED—SALESMEN ADDITIONAL salesmen wanted for unoccupied territories. Our propo- sition is an unusual opportunity for high grade men. Offering greater earning power and steady work. Must have car. Full Information on request.. Minneapolis Woolen Mill Co., Ine. 612 First Ave. North, is, Minn. Two est neat offer appearing in town. Apply 11 to 3; Monday, 10 to 6. Credeli Studio, 131 8. Center. BALE —Exeellent, permanent position, capable. man for Wyo- ming. Open March 15th. Spectalty line. Staple merchandise for all re- tail stores. Weekly advance againat commission contract. Sales Man- ager, 632 First, Detroit,; Mich. SALESMEN Make réal money sell- ing woolen goods direct .to con- sumer, One month 0. W. made $578.07, W. L. $546.44. Write for proposition. NORTHERN WOOLEN COMPANY, Dept. 80, Fergus Falls, Minn. SALESMEN making small towns earn up to $40 a day placing. our Vending Machines. Big commis- sions. Every retailer -a prospect. Jos. W. Barnett & Co., 218 4th Ave., B., Cedar Rapids, Ia. WANTED—AGENTS © AGENTS—Write for free samples; sell Madison “Better‘Made” shirts for large manufacturer direct to wearer; no capital or experience re- quired; many earn $100 weekly and bonus. Madison Mills, 562 Broad- way, New Yor! ANYBODY CAN SELL THIS— Spare or whole time. Men and women gladly pay a $10 bill for com: plete year's protection under. our $5,000 Accident and Sickness Policy payime $25 weekly benefit. Big op- portunity; big commissions; big com- pany. Salary and bonus. Address Underwriters, 438 Bonnell Bldg., Newark, N. J. WANTED—Agent to sell new auto- mobile chain tightener;: salary. Phone Walker, 1607. AGENTS — Distributors: _ $250-$500 monthly selling fastest selling auto necessity ever sold. Sales guaranteed. New invention. Write today for big free profit offer. BLANCKE & CO,, 612-A West Lake, Chicago. —$<$—$<$<$< << ________ ee", RAINCOATS—Complete selling out- fit free. Sample coat on trial. | Commissions 25%-30%. HYDRO RAINCOAT CO., 3510 Polk, Chicago. —$—$——<—$—$—$————_——____ AGENTS—$6.00 daily, taking orders for Guaranteed Hosiery, 26 differ- ent styles, newest spring shades. Free outfit offer. THOMAS MFG. CO., Mill 5952, Dayton, Ohio. AGENTS—$50 to $100 weekly easy elling Rubber Goods—Women and by Comforts, Household Neces- sites. Write AMERICAN RUBBER For Sale—AUTOMOBILES DODGE BROS. COMMERCIAL One of the 1922 models with the high hood; five good tires; plat- form spring in- the rear, Ga- briel snubbers in front; recon- ditioned -.---------wee een e--- $475 Coliseum: Motor Co. SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 1925 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES 1921 FORD TOURING Equipped with starter, good up- holstery, good top, appearance good, motor overhauled. Price ~$150 Coliseum Motor Co. Phone 724 181 EB. Fifth St. FOR RENT—HOUSES KEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT—Two light housekeep- ing rooms, everything furnished except lin Phone 1033W. 510 W. Yellows For Sale—Miscellaneous is nik —_ Eitth S'| Fon SALE—103 model Ford in| UNREDEEMED high grade suits FOR’ SALE—One Dodge Commer-| zood shape; price 200. J. €.| for sale very cheap. 249 S. Cen clal, good rubber. good shape, Aldred, 1326 B. First. ter 8 614 CY, Phone 7p1J- = : : . FOR SALH—35 tons baled rye hay. 1072: Gord DODGH BROE TOURING OAT 236 BE. Midwest ave. Phone 2515. 1923 Ford Coupe TOUTE ee, f0Pt Just Over" 5300 | FOR, SALE—Candy case, gocd as Equipped with Hasslers, foot Pali. Ran as reek cash register. 537 A ‘ y. Railroad Shad, aula oyiede AepCrnsepmcod es Coliseum Motor Co, |x kalreea Phone 724 131 B. Fifth st.] FOR SALE—Fresh eggs, Phone ii MK 5 LW. iséum Motor Co. | Pesci ee 7 FOR SALE—Ford, almost new rub-| POR =SALE—English bull puppies phate et 131 EB, bth St. | por: $50 takes it. 1019 B. Seventh, and Irish setter puppies. Phone - 190: FOR SALE—7 passenge, Hudson, : PhS first class shape, $300 cast: or 3400| For Sale—Household Goods | MR. W. M. CLEBER has just re- on. terms, down and $50 per turned from Wheatland where he soba: aviss Edene 4 say ~~~ | purchased a car load of Holstein FOR’ SALE—Console Brunswick,} and Jersey cows. Will start a dairy Nad Te a Dodge Bros. Roadster 1923 model, equipped with plat- form spring; completely over- hauled. A good’ buy at -8475 Coliseum Motor Co. Phone 724 131 E. 6th St. FOR SALE—Nash Touring car, model 1923; $400 down, balance monthly. Phone 964J. RECONDITIONED FORD CARS ‘We have on hand the follow- ing list of dependable used Ford cars. These cars are honestly priced and are excellent values, We will be-pleased to have you come “in and look them over, ‘ 10 Tourings © $125 to $295 Most of these cars have elec. tric starting and lighting system. 2 Runabouts $150 to $235 2 Coupes, $275 Each 1 Truck, $140 EARL C. BOYLE, Inc, The Safe Place to Buy Your Used Ford 1924 Ford Touring Car Cord tires all around and other extras. Looks and runs like NOW ~.--n- ee. ~ 3375 Coliseum Meter Co. Phone 724 131 HB, 5th St. Se FOR’SALE—Dodge touring car mo- tor just overhauled, new top, all cord tires. Call 907 West Midwest, Phone 16853. Terms. 1923 FORD TOURING Equipped with stafter and de- An excep- mountable rims, Uonal value at Coliseum Motor Co. 131°E. Fitth st. knowledge of motors who can earn $200 a without making single sale. If they can also mi sales, profits may reach $15,000 yearly. F. PHILLIPS, 235 West 27th St., New York. . | POREST Rangers, Railway Mail) Clerks and other Government help $1,500-82.400 year. Write for list positions and particulars. Mokan Dept, N-160, Denver, Colo. kemen, beginners. hich position?) Rail B59, Tribune. dren's haircutting, cutting specialists. POSITIONS WANTED MIDDLE aged man and wife want work on ranch; man for chores or general work, woman good cook Address Box B-81. Tribune. LADY with boy 19 years old wants work. on ranch. 939 N. Jackson A-l IRONER wishes work by day or week or in any laundry, Phone S967 | With Home Office) to a good per. wee unnecessary. Artscratt}| PRODUCTS CO., Dept. 182, Pitts: . Winchester, Indian: burgh, Pa. LADIES—our system of teaching} AGENTS pay every Saturday beauty culture on live models un-| night. Take ordere, house, street dee charge. of skilled instructors, | dresses; exwerience unnecessary... I equips you for best positions or your | deliver and collect. Save customer own Karn while learning.| half. Write without — obligation. \write. for catalog. MOLER. COL-| Carol -Lee, Gateway, Station, | ip: , 1229 17th St., Denver. | Kansas City, Mo. Phorie 724 lias HELP WANTED—MALE [| Ferps. make 34 miles to gallon. | PRY | Other cars in proportion. Start Se Ee any weather, De¥elops nearly 100-3200 WEEKLY. Men with power. Air-Frietion Car or makes DRY VAPOR of gaa. Saves motor. Write-at once. Big Air-Priction Carburetor Co., idg., Dayton, Ohio. OLD COLONY LIFE INSURANCE | Company of Chicago, Ilinots, j offers agents a wider field and “in- reased opportunity by writing man, | Woman and child fpom date of birth to age 60 on the. annual, semi: |@nnual or quarterly premium pian, | for amounts going up to- $5,000° as | regards children, while for adnits | the limit fx $30,000. As the Company v also sub-standard risks nts’ have very few rejection | The Company will give. a ve ul commission contract (direct sonal producer, Peta 2} ba Atal it RD aly SERVICES OFFERED eee JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and lawn making, team work of all ‘kinds Murphy Bros., 416 Holly, phone 1096-R or 698M. FRESH sweet milk delivered to | your door, 18 cents per quart, after Makob Ist. Carlson Dairy, Phone The Tribune will help every man and woman in Casper tn search of employment to find work by publishing FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ade. Re member it will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in The Tribune, If you ure in need of work ADVERTISE BUILDING and repair sanding. Phone 3’ ee MARCELLING, experienced — opera- tor. 133 S. Wolcott for appoint- ments. Phone 2156J. work, floor W. —————- GET your plumbing done ‘now, R. Brammer will give you a square | doal. Special attention given to gas -| Piping and repalr work. “All work Suaranteéd. Phone 2090J. WANTED—Small family washings and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no home. Prices reasonable. All work guar- anteed to be high ol: We call for and deliver, Phone 1499-M. TRY our Sunday chicken dinner, 30c. Busy Bee, 163 N. Wolcott. ena mica LAWN dressing for sale, sack or load, all kinds. Phone 1398. CALCIMINING and painting, all work guaranted; prices reasonable, Phone 1188. TEAM work, excavating done; sand, gravel, lawn dressing delivered; saddle horses to rent. ard, Phone 2014My FOR SALE—Dodge sedan. . Jackson, Apt. 6. + Call 319 Dodge Bros. Touring 1923 model, just out of the shop. fe at NS EA a ata $525 Coliseum Motor Co. Phone 131 E. 5th St. Sa eee ee FOR SALE—1924 Dodge Coupe, ex- tras, run 4,000 miles; will guaran- tee, Phone 2867W. 342 S. McKinley. USED CARS These cars. haye been recondi- Uoned and are ready to give carefree service. STUDEBAKER LIGHT sr TOURING 1924 model, balloon tires, miles, like new STUDEBAKER BIG SIX TOURING 1920 model, a bargain STUDEBAKER LIGHT SIX ROADSTER | 1921 model, completely rebuilt HUDSON SPEEDSTER 1922 model, new moter, best of condition otherwise HUDSON TOURING 1923 model, balloon tires, car at a fair price RICKENBACKER PHAETON 1922 model, refinished in baked enamel. See this. one WILLS ST, CLAIRE TOURING 1922 model, completely rebuilt. A fine car NASH TOURING 1920 model, best of condition, new paint TWO 1924 FORD TOURINGS Run very little run 500 A good L. B. Blanch | th One old Ford at $45.00, One Reo, 1920 model, at $100.00. Both run good Big Six Motor Co., Inc. “Just Around the Corner From the leart of the City” 226 S. David St. Phone 1817 FOR SALE AT BARGAIN NASH 6 Sport Touring. This is a real buy, just out of the shop after being overhauled; very little mileage. Make me an offer. Phone 1520R. es ate iret De Sa eR Nes nevemrorebaede dad For results try a Tribune Classi- led Ad, ~ walnut finish; reasonable. .Phone after equipm take orders. t is complete. Will Gye 389.1. ; FOR SALE—Household goods of seven rooms; very reasonable if sold at once. 1135 David, FOR SALE—Furniture, cheap. Call 12:30 to 4. Phone 1125W. 126 East .F, rear. FOR SALE—Chaise lounge, brown reed, tapestry upholstered, perfect condition. Phone 427M. THE STORE WITH THE SMALL VERHEAD Western /Electric washing ma- chine, $39.50; 6-hole coal range, good condition, @ $82.50; 3-burner gas stov $16.50; child’s crib and pad, $8.00; youth’s bed @ $6.75; wicker library table @ $12.50; 9x12 used rug @ $9.00; ladies’ writing desk @ $5.00; dresser @ $9.00; new all cot- ton mattress @ $5.50; special prices on congoleum. HOUNTER-GOLL CO. 242, W. First St. Phone 2200 FOR SALE—Complete quarter sawed oak dining room set with round top pedestal table, six leather upholstered seat chairs and buffet, also wicker rocker chairs, Phone 20817. FOR SALE—We have on our floors, 10 slightly used gas ranges at bargain prices. Casper Gas Appli- ance Co., 115 East First, phone 1500. BAILEY FURNITURE CO. WE ARE continuing our mattress factory and until March 15 we will remake mattresses for a special price of $6.50. Call us before the spring rush starts. 326 W. Yellow- stone. Phone 1617J. FOR SALE—Must sacrifice at once, the following: Oak dresser, bed, spring, mattress, kitchen chairs, rocker, sanitary couch, 406 East F. FOR SALE—4-hole gray enamel gas ranges, $30; Detroit Jewel high oven gas range, $46.50; all white enamel gas range with oven regu- lator, $87; cabinet Pathe phonograph, $32.50; 50-1b ice chests, $14.75; 70-Ib. top icers, $28.50; 75-Ib. throe-door re- frigerators, open flatne gas heaters, $6 and’ $7.50; radiant fire heaters, $12 to $43.30: Roman flat wall paint, $3.50 gallon; outside paints in colors, $2.75 gallon. E, P. Brennan, Gas Appliances, 144 S. Durbin, just off Second. WANTED WANTED—For Sunday, small jobs calcimining, painting; work guar- anteed; prices right. Phone 1220J. WANTED—In desirable e@ligse in, sleeping or light house- eek Bis room; also lady to care for ch! five years’ while parents work. Box B-70, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY location, WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dreasers, euatotds, all household goods, Phone WANTED TO BUY—1% ton truck. Phone 2772, WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gaa range or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furni- ture. Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1645-W. WANTED — Used furniture and stoves. Frye’s Furniture Store, 249 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1278. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 S. David. Phone 249. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR, SALE—Two milk cows, some broke teams, also some saddle horses and a lot of stock hogs, all sizes. ‘Phone 2908. 1131 8S. Beech. FOR SALE—Fifty good draft hors: harness, wagon: good Holstein mil ard. Phone 2014M FOR SALE—Good team young horses. Al Emerick, 1240 N. Vir- ginja. Phone 1711W. FOR SALE—POULTRY CHICKS, 9c up, postpaid. Pure- breds 100 per cent delivery. Cir cular free. AViltse, Rulo, Nebraska. COLUMBIA HATCHERY P, O. BOX 1102, DENVER, COLO. 10,000 BABY CHICKS WEEKLY We can supply you with any quantity of the following varieties: Rose and Single Comb Reds. White, Brown and Buff Leghorns. White Wyandottes and Barred Rocks, Buff Rocks ‘and Buff Orpingtons, White Orpingtons and Light Brahmas, Silver Laced Wyandottes and Anconas, Black Langshans and Black Minorcas. Silver Spangled Hamburgs, and Mixed. We ship only strong healthy stock and guarantee live delivery by prepaid parcel post. Write for prices and full particulars. COLUMBIA HATCHERY 3465 W. 44th Ave., Denver Phone Gallup 1552 FOR SALE — White Leghorns. Brown Leghorns, Buff Orpingtons and large mixed hens, at 912 EB. 14th. Phone 701W, JUST the same for flower boxes, cheap manure, 50c per sack, de: livered. Phone 2384. FOR SALE—We always have fresh stock of United States tires and tubes, gas, oil and accessories; low storage and repairing. Willis Gar- age, 363 S. Ash. Phone 1891W. FOR SALE—One Apex sweeper, Phone 671J. FOR SALE—Sheep fertilizer, 50c per sack, delivered. Phone 12201. FOR SALE—Reed baby buggy, good condition, $10. 1119 B. Sixth. FOR SALE—Radio set, complete; three tubes, B_ batterjes, loud speaker, head set, no A battery, $45, Box B-80, Tribune. FOR SALE—Sidway $15. baby buggy, Call at Liberty Garage. WANTED TO RENT Wanted to Rent A FIVE OR SIX-ROOM MODERN UNFURNISHED HOUSE Am in business and will rent such a place for an indefinite period of time. Best of references. Box B-¢4, Tribune —$—$ ———__________ WANTED TO RENT—Three or four-room modern house, unfur- nished except for stoves. Box B-73, Tribune. For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month; electrics, $5. Repair- ing done. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—Sewing machines; ex- _ pert repairing, all makes, parts, accessori Singer Co., 121 E. First. Phone FOR RENT—Large store, cheap, orth Casper, across street from Piggly Wiggly. Phone 1398. FOR RENT =~ sTorE Room #4: IN Sha: HENNING HOTEL BIDG{ = 7— SEE A. K. BOTT! SEE A. K. BOTT FOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. FOR RENT—Sewing machine, $2.50 per month. 733 E. Second. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, rooms for rent, $3 Beech. $5 per month; per week, 515 s. FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT—Furnished office‘room, Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 410, POR RENT—Very desirable, well lighted suite of office rooms in Daly Bldg. Phone 1214. FOR RENT—Suite of office rooms in 0. 8. Bldg. ROOM AND BOARD NICE room in quiet private home good meals; suit 51 First. Phone 15: ROOM at the A ustve moderate; gentlen: We cott. FOR RENT—Furnished room, ad- joining bathroom, 730 Kirk Phone 754W. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Reasonabls, nicely nished sleeping room with parlor, adjoining bath. Phone tur FOR RENT—Well furnished ing room with fireplace, in 1 modern home: are if desired 1236 8. Elim. Phone Ww FOR RENT—Comfortabls upstalr room, $10. Phone 225W FOR RENT—Modern room, next 19 bath, right down town, very rea sonable, 147 Wolcott. Phon’ s36w. FOR RENT— am heated rooms, $15 each per month: two meals if desired; garage, 34. 533 8. Park FOR RENT. dern home; close in FOR RENT-Room, next to bath, Private entranc ard if, desired on CY bus line Phone 879M FOR *RENT—Room for gentleman. Call after 6 o'clock or on Sundays. 581 S. Beech. zr tl FOR RENT—Slesping room, nicely furnished, bath, hot and cold Water, outside entrance, 535 W. Yellowstone. FOR RENT— Modern room; very in. Call $22M, basement reasonable and close 528 8. Beech.