Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1925, Page 10

v5 OF NATRONA HIGH SCHOOL EMIC CONTESTS THIS WEEK ACAD will attend the de- al delegation from pmmittee will include dent R. C, Cathe: bate as an offic rs and Bar- the Kiwanis club f in three classos of even MATION CONT THURSDAY NIGHT. school auditorium cause of the number of entries a pre- this competition Monrova declamation nm , Helen McKin, Beulah Bailey, will act as chair- man and the three judges represent- clubs who are arbiters te, will also award the in the declamation contests. ap- President Cather to rep- club on Thursday Carter, Becklinger, J. Charles afford and public is invited ing the civic am by. Principal drawing for sides : members of Jub headed by Presi Kills Catarrh Germ In Three Minutes d cases of bronchial asthma yield instantly 3 Neithammer PINS AWARDED tu HONOR STUDENTS At an “assembly held last Monday at the high school, Principal Fletcher read the names of the honor students who have an average of 90 or above demic studies for the last to the ama: neh scientist custom for sevefal years at the high school to awarfi gold pins to honor worn as a mark of distinction as long us the students maintain the high average. The custom was inaugurated some ago by the Daughters of the Casper. jon furnishes the pins entative distributes the pins individually to each honor stu- dent at a general assembly, At the if a student average, the pin drugless method students to be and to introduce Lavex n one month, ment free and a million suffere falls below the .! must be returned to the principal. The list of honor students for the six weeks" period ending March 16, rid of catarrh “BAYER nless you ASPIRIN’’ — on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe icians 24 years for sy millions and prescribed by phys Headache Neuralgia Toothach Lumbago ntains proven directions. TRAIN SCHEDULES soncncqueneces 8651p. 1, aay 6:00 p, m. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY « 8:10 p. m Westbound Seniors — Doris Newell, Loulse Newell, and Ramona Frazier. Juniors — Harold Heiser, Mary o’Connor, Emma Lea, Flora Seibers, Dora Stanley and Marie Huber. Sophomores—Margaret O'Connor, Albert Kimball, Lawrence Rogers, Dean Burdich, Harold Bates and Lu- cille Head. Freshmen—Gladys Hatch and Ger- trude Rehal. HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL IS ON THE PRESS. At the assembly tomorrow at the high school annual, “The Gushed,” high schol anonual, “The Gusher," will stage a program arranged to arouse interest and boost the sale of the annual. According to Principal Fletcher, the high echool annual 1s on the press. Talks will be given by members of the editorial staff. “The Gusher" this year will be bigger and ever be- re and will contain numerous pic- high school tures of students and uctivitie A design of an ofl derrick will be carried on the cover of the annual. STUDENTS DESIGN OOL PIN, Knittle, member of the ent senior class which will grad- uate in June, originated an idea for a senior class pin that has won great favor among all the high school stu- dents. The design is that of an oil derrick mounted on a gold back: ground with the numerals of the year that the class graduates. Knittle worked the idea out In his own mind but was not a good draftsman so Pau! Cody drew up the plans of the design. The pins were received from the designer by the~senlor class last week and proved so instantly popu- lar that the junior class voted to adopt the pin as their insignia for next yeau. The oil derrick pin also created an impression on ,Principal Fletcher. Mr. Fletcher asked permission of A. A. Slade, superintendent of schools, and the school board, to make the de- sign the representative pin of the high school. Permission was granted and in the future the oil derrick pin will be worn by the members of the graduating class each year and will be the official pin of the Natrona county high school. The numerals will be changed each year to coin- cide with the year of the graduat- ing class, LOUISE NEWELL IS ACCOMPLISHED STUDENT. Two new shields bearing the seal of the University of Wyoming have been added to those now hanging on the walls of the high school. These shields were won for the local high school as the result of the versatility of Louise Newell. At the high school week academic contests held recently at Laramie, Miss Newell won first place in typewriting, first place in the plano contest and second place in the shorthand contest. Miss Newell is only 16 years old and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Newell of 936 South Cedar street. She is a very attractive and vivacious girl but does not care for the flapper amusements and devotes her time to her studies and musical training, Miss Newell takes part in all high school social activities but does not waste her time on selfish pleasures. And her record proves it, In addition to her many school activities, Miss Newell always has a place on the honor roll, Her record for-six months ending March 16 was typing .93, shorthand .92, clyice .91, and physics .90. Miss Newell has the ambition to become a concert planist and she will accomplish her purpose if she continues her present record, At the present time she is an unusually fast typist and shorthand reporter, but this work is only a means to an end. Miss Newell has perfected herself in commercial training so that she can earn her way through the music department of one of the famous eastern universities by working as a stenographer. Her ambition is solely to become a great planist but she has also perfected herself in work which will enable her to obtain @ splendid university training in mu- a he was given first place in the music contest by the judges at Lara- mie against high school students of the entire state of Wyoming. In the state typewriting contest she set a record of seventy-two words a min- ute. Her nearest competitor wrote only sixty words a minute and the erage at the state contests. is | sixty to sixty-five words a minute, | according to Prinelpal Fletcher. In | the and contest ninety words a minute were dictated to the con- testants for a period of five minutes. | Miss Newell won second place and was given a grade vf .9963. In the ten minutes allowed to transcribe her notes, Miss Newell made one small error. The work of the girl who won first place was devold of Miss Newell is a credit to the lo- | cal high school and has a rosy future prospect ff she continues her splen- did record. ALBERT KIMBALL HAS ‘E RECORD. The name of Albert Kimball, son of Dr. A, P. Kimball of 233 South | Park stret, 1s among the names of ophomores on the honor roll and represents unusual application in his studies, Albert is carrying six heavy subjects but has a record of from .90 to .98 in every one of them. Albert's report for the last period ows a standing of .94 in history, lish .90, Geometry .98, Botany 90, Latin .90,-and English IT. 90. Albert fs a Uvewire in the high hool and takes part in all school vctivities. His mark of .98 is the highest given In geometry by the in- tructor, Miss Mary Bloodgood. SH AND GLOUCESTER, GLOUCEST Mass., (United Press).—In fact ag well as In name. Gloucester is still Bupre: » in the ‘ishing Industry. During 1924, the Gloucester fleet’ caught approxi Che Casper Sunday Cribune ODD FELLOWS LECTURER WILL SPEAK TUESDAY Address by Jerry S. Green to Follow Lodge Meeting. ; Jerry S. Green, heralded as one of the most brilliant speakers on Odd Fellowship in the country, will deliver a free lecture in Casper at 9 o'clock next Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall following the regular lodge meeting. Lewis ‘Tyyold, grand master of the lodge in Wyoming, will also coffie here from Luramie to attend the meet- ing. Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and the general public are invited to at- tend the lecture. Mr. Green resides at LeClaire, Ia., and has lectured extensively throughout the country on Odd Fel- lowship. He is characterized as an eloquent, ful speaker who 1s thoroughly famillar with his sub. ject. Being acquainted in detail with the history and achievements of the lodge his address should hold general interest for the public in addition to those enrolled under the same fraternal banner, Although not retained by the tional lodge, Mr, Green ts offictally recognized by that organization in his lecture work (lassified Rates Two cents per word or ten cents ver line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as a asis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE ed the space of two charged advertising will be “se. lines” trrespective of booked 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 ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any ad- vertisement ordered for more than one time. Brrors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the rea) Value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publicatiom) without extra charge within PIVE days after insertion. No republica’ tion will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement. 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 under the head “Too Late to Classify.’ cs) OF TOWN ADVERTISE- MENTS. ~° Must be accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Daily Tribune. a HELP WANTED—Femele COMPETENT woman wants restau: rant or day work. Phone 1174. _———— HELP WANTED—FEMALE -.- WANTED—Maid for general house work. Phone 2693W. LADIES wanted to add: en: velopes at home. Good pay and commission. Write = immedia Center Mail-Order Co., 1145 West 68rd St., Chicago, Ml. WOMEN —$50 to $100 weekly easy selling rubber goods, women and comfor pusehold necessities e AMERICAN RUBBER PROD- 'S CO., Dept. 182, Pittsburgh, WANTED—Capable maid for gen: eral house work; good cook; refer: ences. 64; Grant. HELP WANTED—MALE PURI ees MBEN—Our barber course equips you fot an independent career Write MOLER BARBER COLLEGE, 1229 17th, Denver. WANTED—Men, women dren’s halrcutting, 40 cents, cutting specialists. 116 E. a MEN wanting Forest Range n Postal Clerk post Write f 7 { examin: 1 Mokar Dept , Denver, Col WANTED—SALESMEN 3100-3200 WEEKLY Men with slight knowledge of motors who can reach car owners can earn $200 weekly without making a single sale, If they can also make sales, profits may reach $15,000 year D.. F. PHILLIPS, 235 West 27th St., 2 York, SALESMEN — Mal ORING $75-$160 week selling union hand tailored made-to.measure finest all- Woo! suits, $24.50.$81.50, Liberal cor missions advanced. Wood & Co. 1641 Stout De real ni Me direct con W. made Write f N WOOLEN Minn. n to SALESME Make W. ib. i sition, NORTHE Dept. 80, Fergus: Fall 3 D DIVISION agers—Well rated, reliable pays $5,000-$15,000 year for the of repeatorder roof coating sold dl rect to factory, other large real is an exceptional vestignte at OIL & PAL THE CO., Cleveland BIG OPPORTUNITY shirts for prive of one, wearer, Large commissions deliver — Write. or w WALTON: DUPLEX, Brooks I Chicago. BIG PAY placing agencies for five tube all sea,ons radio mately 150,000,000 pounds, cod pro- dominating Jt ix estimat.d a freight ain of 5,000 carm etretching 40 tmilex would be required to haul the Gloucester yearly haul. on plan guaranteeing Two sales pay $1 repeat orders, — Knowle unnecesdary, Box 49 Towa. WANTED—SALESMEN ADDITIONAL salesmen wanted for unoccupied territories. Our propo: sition is dn unusual opportunity for high grade men.) Offering greater For Sale—AUTOMOBILES Se FOR SALE—Late 1923 Dodge tour- ing, absolutely first class shape throughout, looks and runs like new. See Winkles, Nash Casper Motor earning power and steady work.| Co. Must have car. ek Intormatiert on request, Minneapolis Woolen. Rene eRe ERIE Co. Ine. 612 Pirst Ave. North+) 1921 model; first class. mechan- L ical condition; new side cur- ANYBODY CAD SELL THIS— tains -. --. ao ~--$350 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 paying $25 weekly benefit. Big op- portunity; big commissions; big com- pany; salary and bonus. Address Underwriters, 438 Bonnell Bldg. N. J. Coliseum Motor Ca. Phone 724 131 E. Sth St. USED CARS Good JAN—Established wholesale increasing sales organtz- has opening now. Staple line nts. Permanent and t to producer. Miles F. Dept. 461, Cleveland, ued in our Used Car Department Chalmers Six Sedan Lite model, 7-passenger, in the best of condition - Chalmers Six Coach te model, car like new, his is a wonderful buy Maxwell Coupe Late model, 4-passenger, a dandy —Best men make $250 lling new specialty, retailers. a week missions. Cedar Rapids, and ‘expenses against TANDARD MF Tow: SIDELINE SALI {EN — Making small town: 25 to $100 weekly extra; new {dea; no sale; no colle tions; no samples to carry. §& applications from storekeepers to i closed car for a smal! family stall our vending machines on profit < m ‘ sharing basis; Sint + Tian or See RE Jewett Touring tory covered. WESTERN OPERAT- Jate model, car in’ real good ING. CO. 3 Fruitvale Ave., condition land, Calif : Maxwell Touring WANTED—AGENTS st ca zs Late model, car in good condition Cadillac Touring 7-passenger, car in nice condition, four new tirés 3 SPECIALS 1 BUICK SIX TOURING 2 OLDS TOURINGS ‘in proportion. Start any weather. Develops nearly power. _Afr-Friction Car- buretor makes DRY VAPOR of gas. Saves motor, Write at once. Big Air-Friction Carburetor Co., Bldg.,. Dayton, Ohio. artling invention. New patented removable blade scissors. No sharpening, When dull simply slip in new blade just like a safety razor. ‘Tremendous money maker. No competition. ,Nothing Mke it ever sold. Write quick for exclusive real service. values. Ford Coupe ney your county. Sample fur- Good. condition ished. JENNINGS CO., ‘Shear 8, Dayton, Ohio. Dodge ‘Touring AGENTS—$50 weekly taking orders for Guaranteed Hosiery; 26 differ- ent styles, all popular shade: Free outfit offer. THOMAS MFG. CO., Mill 1243, Da#ton, Ohio. AMAZING PROFITS—Sell famous Irish Linen-Silk Hoslery. Wears like Irigh linen. Direct to wearer. Low prices. Big commissions daily. Cash bonus. $50 to $200 weekly. Write Irish Linen-Silk Hosiery Co., Dept. K-54, Cincinnati, Ohio. RAINCOATS—Complete selling out- Good condition Prices on good surely advance. good time to buy. CASPER MOTOR CO. 230 W. Yellowstone fit free. Sample coat on trial. RAINCOAT CO,, 3510 Polk, Chicago. Boyle, Ine. your used car. wager ast — een aah $250-$500 Sees, monthly selling fastest sellin 5. . anteeg. | New invention. Write to-| gasy Yares. Maco, Boyle, Ine. day. for big treet: profit offer. | suet se ee BLANCKE & CO,, 606-C West Lake, Chicago. e DODGE BROTHERS ROADSTER 1923 model; equipped with plat- form spring and Ggbriel snub- bers; reconditioned Coliseum Motor Co. Phone 724 + POSITIONS WANTED WANTED any kind of clerical work by responsible lady, years of ex- perience. Box B-110, Tribune. SERVICES OFFERED SMALL jobs calcimining and paint- ing, reasonable prices, work guar- anteed. Phone 1220J, —$—$— $$$ ________ WANTED—Dressmaking, children’s clothes, remodeling. Phone 2351. CALCIMINING and painting, work guaranteed, Phone 1138. Kelly cord tires. car as part payment. lent condition, 276, easy terms. Bargains new paint. 1923 Ford roadster -.. Oakland roadster ¢ Oakland roadster 2 Chevrolet FB touring Packard Six touring ~ Jewett sedan .. Jewett coach Gray roadster ~, Gray touring dam Snap's school of Denver. Ap: pointments In your own home, 60 cents. Phone M82Ww. GET your plumbing done now, R Brammer will give you @ square deal. Special attention given to gas piping and repair work. All work guaranteed. Phone 2090J. CALGIMINING and painting. Phone} 1 2 car see us. Terms, We trade. Patterson Oakland Co. 438 E. Yellowstone 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 class. We call for ‘and deliver. Phone 149 FOR SALE—Two-ton White truck HARPER wethod ecalp treatment,|, With steel dump body and field soft water shampoo, marcelling, | POU’. Pneumatics. all around, also Mrs. R. Colby, 449 CY, Phone 259. Cars in nice shape, ready to give They are extra good used ‘cars will This looks like a Phone 909 FOR SALE@—Ford Touring, just like the safe place to buy -- $450 131 HB. Fifth St. ————— FOR SALE—Late model 5-passenger Cadillac, model 59, fine order, new Will accept small- Phone ———— FOR SALE—Ford. Coupe, in excel- Price Earl C, Boyle, Inc. Bargains MARCELL also home appointments, | 1920 Dodge truck TxD ----- $300.08 ; “ 1919 Ford roadster ~. 50.00 949 S. McKinley, phone 2562-M, | 1918 Ford roadet 0 MARCELLING by graduate of Ma-| 1924 Ford touring = 400.00 Phone 2202 d touring. Phone 1192J evenings. SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1925 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES Serre FOR SALE—At a Sacrifice, Jewett car, Al condition. 318 BE. Sixth. Phone 347R. FOR SALE—Ford Runabout, de- livery. box, a good. car for $125. Earl C. Boyle, Inc. FORD ROADSTER 1922 model; delivery box; starter, demountable rims -. Coliseum Motor Co. Phone 724 131 E. Fifth St. FO SALE—1925 Oakland roadster driven. only 200 miles—also 4 1924 Oakland roadster and several others that are wonderful bargains. Patterson Oakland company, 432 B. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—One Dodge Commet- clal, 1921 model; one Dodge Tour- ing, 1929 model. Call 318 W. Second after 6 #r call for Joe Cfake at the Coliseum Motor Co. between 5 and 5. FORD COUPE 1923 model; equipped . with Hasslers, foot feed and sun visor; starter and demount- able rims Coliseum Motor Co. Phone 724 131 EB. Fifth &t FOR SALE—Ford Runabout, like $165 new, new tires, Price $265, easy terms. Earl C. Boyle, Inc. FOR SALE—Old Dort car, in rv ning order, good motor, $35 L. Kline, 111 8, Lowell FOR SALE—¥ord ‘Ton ‘Trick, new tires, stuke Price $140. Earl C YOR SALE—Ford tourittg car, At condition, with Ruckstell gear. 262 8. Fenway. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Brick garage. 1236 S. Elm, Phone 225W. For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—One brown reed break- fast ‘set, one drop leat breakfast table and two chairs to match, coal oll stove with oven, adjustable dress form 34 to 44. 262 S. Washington. Phone 1143. va oe eee BARGAINS IN NORTH CASPER FOR SALE—Gas heated electric mangle, $50; roll top walnut desk, 12.50; day bed and pad, $7.50; dressers, $10 and up; rockers, $2.50 and up; kitchen chairs, 7c. Brooks, 749 East H. Phone '1648W. ————————— THE STORE WITH THE SMALL OVERHEAD. . We do crating, storing and ship- ping, 6x9 velvet rug, $22.00; Hossier Kitchen cabinet, $22.00; four-hole gas range, $10.00; breakfast set, new, $23.00; Duofold, $18.00; steel folding bed, $6.00; 40-Ib. refrigerator, $11.00; Western Electric wasnmg’ machine, $39.75. Linoleum at reduced prices. 'UNTER-GOLL CO. 242 W. First St. Phone 2200. FOR SALE—Reasanable, small re- FOR SALE—POULTRY SS gs nen seman CHICKS, 9c up, postpaid. Pure- bred§ 100 per cent Gelivery. Cir- cular free. Wiltse, Rulo, Nebraska. pra aistct eS, COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. O. BOX L102, 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 ks and Buff Orpimgtons. and = Light White Orpingtons Brahmas- E Silver Laced Wyandottes and conus. AMeick Lengshans andy Black Minoreas. Silver Spangled Hamburgs, and Mixed. We ship only strong healthy stock and guarantee tive delivery by. prepaid. parcel post. Write for prices and full particulars. COLUMBIA HATCHERY fad | 3465 W. 44th Ave., Denver Phone Gallup 1552 PURE BRED BABY ( ERY chick guaranteed pure bred, t leading varteties, Write fox pric Johnson's Hatchery, Box ti Julian, Nebr. FOR SALE— Leghorn liatching ewes, guar nd: $1.59 per s 100. sowler, Jr., one FOR SALE—Pure bred White Lang- shan, also ‘hatching eggs, $1 per setting. 60 \Melrose. FOR SALE—Uwo Plymouth Mock roosters, also setting eggs, $1 per 15, 634 8. Durbin. For Rent—Miscellaneous SPRING sewing, special prices on repairing, all makes, parts and accessories. Singer Co. Phone 2 For Sale—Miscellaneous Ua SNOT eee ee EEE FOR SALE—Kellogs'’s everbearing progressive strawberry lants. 615 5S. Durbin. Phone 1142 Sunday and evenings or phone 916 during “week day: 3 a es FOR SALE—Lioyd reversible baby carriage, ivory. 616 W. 11th, Phone 1576R. ehh iol a FOR SALE—Cheap, sheep PTY pl clean, well rotted, no trash, $5 per load or 50c per sack. Jumes Crawford. Phone 1427. ———— FOR SALE—Wyoming Building and Loan stock. Phone 1149. eee FOR SALE—Jaeger mixer, wheel bariows, concrete to Phone 2165R. 1351 S. McKinley. aes FOR SALE—Pedigreed police dogs. 1438 S. Walnut. SHEEP fertilizer, livered, Phone 50c a sack, de 12205, frigerator, fumed oak dresser and chiffonier same as new. 143 N. Kimball. FOR SALE—One gas heater, one gas range. 938 East A, FOR SALE—Three rooms nearly new furniture, also electric heater; must sell at once. 229 E, Seventh, FOR SALE—Furniture, plano, W: etn electric washer, Hoover, Queen Anne and table and chnirs, Hoosier ‘cabinet, beds, dressers, etc. 1116: 8. Poplar. * Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—Conn saxaphone, phonograph, walnut case; reason.) able; terms; trade.» Call Marcy, 1130 office hours or. 20384J- WANTED TO BUY WILL BUY Casper Mutual Build- ing Loan stock, any issue, George Inkster, phone 2724. WANTED TO BUY—A ‘secondhand floor lamp stand without shade; must be reason . Box 95, Tribune, WANTED—Your old coal range or beater In ex for a gas raage or heater. Phone 1086. WANTED TO BUY—Highest cash price paid for second hand furnt a earn 749 East H. Phone WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David. Phone 249. WANTED TO BUY—Six horsepower steam boiler. Phone 2618. ‘TEAM work, excavating dono; sand, gravel, luwn dressing delivered saddie horses to rent. L, E. Blanch- | 1096R or 698M. tection. BUILDING and. repair work, floor miles, like new FOR SALE—1824 Ford Coupe, new- B Hoon tires, like new. peedster, 1922 model, A real buy. Chevrolet Touring, 192% model. Ash, Apt. new REAL BARGAINS IN USED CARS Best Ford Cl 00] of condition m uch 00 | Ford Touring, 1924 model Ford Touring .-- 00 Chevrolet Touring — 00 sth goods buys, 4 Dodge Runabout - 00 Reo Touring, $100.00, Dodge ‘Touring 00 | Ford Roadster, $45.00. Dodge Comme 00 Overland Touring, 1924 00 | Kasy terms, and will consider trades. ‘Terms Big Six Motor: Co., Inc. Just around the corner from -the - heart of the city 226 S, David St. Phone 1817 THE GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR CO, 333 N. Wolcott Sam Taylor Phone J... MeCosh DL. Higgins, Winona, Kansas Dank crates tonne Boad: DODGE BROTHERS SEDAN FOR RENT—-Fiveroom modern i * 1 ie. e@ new! 1924 model, pe <A; recondi- furnished house, Adults only. 1018 res, bumpers, good paint, com-| tioned anid repainted. An ex: §. Walnut ¥ pletely 1, leaving city ceptional value $900 | Must sell at onee; cash $500, will « B19 FOOT a FOR SAIL “milk | sider Jocal off stock, Call) Henning Colisenmne aM ata ” Saws, sr bet hotel, 45, for appointment, ask for| CYAtOGULE VADUOF CO. mobile’ touring cur, $350. PO, storekeeper. Phone 724 131 E. Gth St. Box 1836. ard. Phone 2014M. JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and lawn making, team work of all kinds.| Buy a reconditioned car from Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone! reputable dealer for your own ith sanding. Phone 376:\. Light Six Roadster, 1921 model, com: pletely rebuft Light Six Studebaker Touring, 1924 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES | My haci, pattoon tires, run” 6,000 Light Six Studebaker 5-Pass, Coupe, ly painted, motor in excellent con- 1924 model, A real buy, dition. Phone 631 or 10753. Nash. Touring, 1920 model, semi oe = " sort. new paint. FOR SALEAt Sacrifice, Fordor} wanes, Meaan, Hucketell axle new Cong, | Wills St. Claire Phaeton, 1922 model year cords, just overhauled, Hass-| completely rebuilt. lers, water pump, bumpers. 823 8.| Hudson 7-Pass, Touring, 1923 model, WANT BUY—Three-room hous yer or = Mi pay and $25 per month; phone WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, beaters, dressers, cand all househoid goods. Phone 1086. HAVE buyer fer three to five-room mouern house, fairly close in, will Casper south side; must be priced right; pay $300 ity Co, to $500 down. Phone 381% WANTED TO RENT 1D TO RENT—Four or five room modern house in good lo- cality Rent must be reasonable. Will consider lease. Box B-98 Tri- bune. FOR SALE—LIVESTQCK WILL sell all or any 200 coming two year houillet ewes, all: eligible quantity of old Ram for regis: tration, bred by the late J. D. Car- michael. These ewes are bred to stud rams from the flock of King Bros. and commence lambing March 27th, Apply William Addison, Box 301, Riverton, Wyo. FOR SALE—Fitty guod draft horses, harness, wagons, also twenty-five good Holstein milkers. L. BE. Blanch ard, Phone 2014M. HOLSTEINS FOR SALE—Young registered cows, 2 year olds, year lings and calves. Best blood lines, ‘T. B. tested and clean in every way. LARGE TENTS , 10x12 16x24 24x40 Camp Stoves 100 Midwest Cots 500 Blankets and Pads 200 Pillows Camp Cooking Utensils MIDWEST SECOND HAND STORE 144 W. Second St. Phone 2927 © FOR SALE—Steam vulcanizer, flat top office desk, trim shop Singer sewing machine. Phone 2863. SLIGHTLY used all enamel four- hole gas range, 0. Liberal al- lowance on your coal rgnge in ex- change for a new gus range. Out- side paints in colors only, $2.75 a gallon; 60 feet best %-In. two-ply hose, $6.50, 1. P, Brennan, 144 8. Durbin, Just around the corner from Second street. FOR SALE—Two teams of heavy horses, two wagons, plows, fresnos, H.B. Smith, Phone 1672 FOR SALE—Lawn dirt. Inquire Episcopal church or H. EB. Smith Phon FOR SALE—Cabinet le. plione graph tone, tw dozer record ; also sewing machine motor and phonograph motor in ex cellent condition. 1429 Bonnie Brae WRECKED AUTO PARTS FOR less than e half new price, 260 cars wrecked, now wrecking 39 Haynes, 18 Saxon 6, 20 F. W. D, trucks, 90 Overlands. Have one 3 H. P.’ Fairbank= Morse e' in good condition with saw at $35, Mail orders solicited; hour service, open Sundays. Casper Auto Parts Co., 1720 EB. Yellowstone. Phone 69sw. FOR SALE—We always have fresh stock of United States tires tubes, gas, of! and accessories storage and repairing. Wills age, 363 S. Ash Phone 1891\v ‘OR SA $150 0 Blass Vucurevic! Royalty Bldg. Phone 1¢ BALED HAY. hay stored in yourself. Bldg. Gar: ity, | Ben, > high for sale very cheap. ter Bt. FOR SALE ator, $28. enamel range with broiler, slightly us Roman flat wall paint in col all s, gas ure from 3 25% off on all E. P. Brennan, 144 8. around the corner ‘OR Rk T—Two ve fice reer: third 4 and Refiners Bldg. Williams O11 Co, inquire E. T,