Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1925, Page 8

Che Casper La j :: Bonds :: Stocks {le Cribune Grain BRINGING UP FATHER THE DOCTOR SAID 4 MOST PLAY GOLF $0 45 er . In Lost Spring Region B2ZEN HERE SO LONG eer I THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925 ‘Livestock :: All Markets | : NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED Oecd -Dra wn for The Casper Tribune by George McManus Or GOLLY- THERE MO-BoT Im MOT GOING SAHIUMRAIGGS- GOES ANOTHER. CAN YOU Wi g =. > TO ay THE WALKIN: DEUKCUN AOS SAL THAT || ee PANTS BUTTON: } | PLAY: GOLF? } Sa EXERCISE 1 1 COULD | a aera eeOl> AN LINES Mee. [Eee 3 active operation will start about July ! if NE ONL Kit THE. WO DOLLARS -HE THOUGHT |= \ first { ‘ MOS “EGALL ADSI 1 WOZ WORKIN // ss Meo N es These two projects together with | i ob jefe EC A CHANCE HERE! f cS : rt e | 7 the Split Hill makes the prospect | cal __9)) TS WALK - 7 M tod a \fS* #] 2 JookyveryZOMERt at] iy = ; 4 | = rig is twen-/ F . j Z \ rapidly. as pos- town and ah ; g | ‘ tds s ot | ; 1 gists and that their i: Ne i Bie i ny Hi i id Sui ts must haye been favorable ts a oe - i J z ; ven by the development being un- y ey J a ‘ / - | . { ‘ \ | | Q & : ' ¥ te ay abso ie) ©1925 ev Ire Fearune Seavice, Inc. Great Britain rights reserves. Lumber. SE, TY EE. ETT IEEE = Sees taer le saiars | | come recently weak issues, part:| SERVICES OFFERED : ; | WYOMING OILS cularly American Sumatra Tobacco, : r | ! pide Ween rome , | ROR your cement work, call En- r eas | tbe | General Blectric jumped 6%, | Pave “Dhone 421: " i: | Quotations by Blas - Vucurevics, | Standard Gass and Electric §4% and | 2 bt aay “a t year ago, Pound | Broker) International Telephone and: Tele-| WwaNTHD—Small family washings 9 ‘tins were Prices paid 208 Consolidated Royalty Bidg. graph, Colorado Fuel, Westinghouse| and laundry work for single ladi mm fishermen are 12c a pound 1 | ‘Bid ‘Ask | Blectric and Abitib! Power and Pa-| and gentlemen who have Bb: home. bi IS a8 a year ago. 1 Western Exploration — 2.50 2.60 per 3 to 3%. Prices. a aa mer eee : oh | ——- Americar % eae ; | Consolidated Royalty - .99 .1,01 Pept oe Dreiser: call eek ‘5 | Shoes. Americar % |Increase “n Spring. Wheat} centrai Pipeline - 45 «55 ses bai Scat acet eb eh BL 0,000 | .—Ly A Acreage Also Exerts | E. T, Wilifams -----.- 3 | Bullish Demonstrations Con- | POTATOES = 0 feet. |, - 5 , ; “32 = 2 . Sale—AUTOMOBILES 000 feet. | mk Depressing Effect peer 33 | tinuein Many Issues | For UTO! . oe Con 744 y ry Heavy retting | Hinney Coastal yee aogey CHICAGO, May 7.= Potatoes re-| FOR SALE—Nash touring car; take s made wheat prices | Co umune - ‘09 ceipts now 34; old 48 cars; total U. 8.| ‘Ford on trade; leaving the ninth erage lower today during the early Bet ‘og » |NEW YORK, May 7.—Public util-| shipment 668; demand active market | 485 Blackmore St. ngs. Most of the selling came iS “og |ittes led another forward movement | strong; Wisconsin sacked round mmission houses that were aay an th today’s active stock. market.| whites. 90c@$1.15; mostly $1@1.10; OR {GALE—S-panp.. Gardner, Boos more und Ohio - uyers of late at Tevels:icon=| os Oi [01% | Rumors of capital readjustment, in-| bulk few sales $1.10@1.28; poor 85@ | yy1s Ber ote jabra! hea measured | ehem and S| 4 ably under current values, One | Qior a, “OL” on | creased dividends and new combina-| 9c; Minnesota sacked round whites | 19th. in pounds rather than in feet. Aj California Pet. = duced eelling | ih ntic Petroleum “O01. oz | tons stimulated bullish operations. | sic@$. New stock demand good, ¢ of 3,710,0¢ nds now is| Can Pacific arsed > 00% Total sales approximated 1,900,000 | market strong on barrels, steady on| FOR SALE—Ford bug, new tires TON mM | cargo of 3,710,000 pounds now is| Canadian Pacific - 5 eat’ Northern 00% 01 \ s ALL be erecg discharging her | Central Leather pfd. 3 ydawes; Of “oom 01 | shares; the’ closing was firm. sacks; Florida barrels Spalding Rose] $100. Call after 4 p.m. 322 N | Cerro de Pasco | Preston Ol! 100% 004% —- No. 1 $5,76@5.80; No. 2, $3.75; Ala-| Lincoln. thandler Motor - * | acKinnie Ot! ‘4 118 | NEW YORK, May 7.—8tock prices | bama sacked Bliss. Triumphs No. 1 ; ATLANTA. ’ tn | Chesapeake and Ohio -. Fs ary | displayed a firm tone at the opening | $3.60@3.65; No. 2 $2.25. For Sale—Auto Accessories by a great sales drive by Atlanta cago & Northwestern CEG ee rc 2 Reeth cis prota Curb Stocks. of today’s market with bullish dem- ‘ 7 “3 merchants, The volume of adver-| Chicago,Mil. @ St. Paul pfd-. Ay $),87 and July cet Genter ial Mountain Producers: ~. 20% | onstrations eases a ie set ae 9 TEPORT. tising used’ was 10 per cent above | Chicago, R. I. and Pacific ts nai, | Salt Creek Producers 25% | utilities ahd specialties. ta e- NEW TIRE! : SHREVEPORT, La.—The Humble | tat of the corresponding period of | Chile Copper ¥ and $1.03 5b) A tivental! oi. 25% |curitles advanced 1% points to a LIBERTY; BONDS See cach ye ntiie sees aeste, Ollsod Ret any has leas-| i9o4, metailers predict the greatest | Coca Cola New York Oil jo |new top at 122 or more than 80 Se a resresennar h f amt arti ane eet ih n Lafayette | month's business, since 1920, | Colorado Fue it Creek Consolidated - 7% | Points above the year's low and} 0 von Tu 32x4, $15; tubes, $1.95; others sizer page ai ™| | Congoleum -. - $. 0. Ind. - 63% | North American Company and Blec-| > ae tas | Pte ceri’ accordinkly. 4 611.8 Dncbias m kansas and | Railroad Equipment. Consolidated Gas . < } - tric Power certificates also attained | bonds, closed: eeh iesdenaee: alve wild cat ALBUQUERQUE. — Preparations | Corn Products ~. a new peak prices. General Electric| 4%5 102.1; ect A J est pt FORD OWNERS, ATTENTION! are belng made by Sharpe and Fel- “ advanced two points and American] ond 4%s, 1008; third 4X5, +29; Packing House Products. ows of Los Angeles, railroad con-| Guba Cane Sugar pfd, who so LIVESTOCK: KANSAS CITY.—The shipper and| tractors, who have been awarded] Mid Continent Pet. rossible surprise fa ; order buyer whose purchases go|the job of building the new Santa] Dayison Chemical -.. ben Shep report. r mostly to the small independent|¥Fe line from Lubbock, Texas, to| pu Pont de Nemours vebagy meg eas Hehe $i Chicago Price: ¢ ouses, is becoming a larg-|the New Mexican border, to move] Erie _____ gy ag CHICAGO, May 7.—(U. S.. Depart- of factor in the Mvestock market | thelr crews into Texas !mmediately.| famous Players ant yet a ment of Agriculture.)-+Hogs—Re- here, In the last year, shipper and |The men and materials are concer yeneral Asphalt ate is wa ae cetpts, 23,000; 26c to 40c higher; order buyers took 1,275,000 head, | trated here. meral Electric to $1.16% gonad mostly 30¢ to 35¢ up; bulk better neral Motors — » touch jreat Northern pfd. . July touc | Gulf States Steel - { i v4 Houston Oil - Business Briefs | | 12aist! stor. 0/9, genoa i Illinois Central ettacrion alne: my \ Int. Harvester to lye n | NEW YORK, May 7.—Domestic| Int. Mer. Marine pfd. - F116 to. HGH. |consumption of copper in the firat | Kelly Springfield Oats symy ed with de , quarter of 1925 18 estimated at| Mennecott Coppel 49% | other grains. After opening 183,400 short tons by the American | lehigh Valley -- 79 to. tec up, July 44%e to 45c cati Bureau of Metal Statistics, compared | Loulsville and Nashvil UB" | 1) losses all around é with deliveries of 191,771 tons trom | Mack Truck - 183 | Higher quo! ¢ firmness t primary refineries. Consumption {n] Marland Oil - 40% | Bs the last quarter of 1924 was placed | Max. Motors A - $16 | at 175,800 tons against deliveries of | Mex. Seabcard O! Mo., Kan, and Te: Missouri Pacific pfd. Montgomery Ward tional Biscuit tional Lead New York Central «+2 N, Y¥., N. H., and Hartford -. 176,206 tons. 4 Tiheanas Sull Are 4 Strongly Entrenched mf’ On Wide Front. PORTLAND, Buainess vol- ume in Portland, as shown by bank clearings has gained 1.5 as compared | with last year. Retafl trade is show- ing {mprovement and so is demand ait for labor. Building has gained 41] Norfolk and Western isu, ane 444 AT, French Morocco, May 7.| per cent for the first four months of | North American < 43% 44 Associated Press).— the year as compared with 1924, Northern Pacific . 3 At AA of the French troops Pacific Ol Colonel #r mburg during BOSTON—There is : indlea- Pan a pod gedit e trees tion that the proposal before the vania, bs on Massachusetts legislature to raise and Has. re se at . Phillips Pet, ~ the tax on the net tncome of busi- ness corporations from 2% to 3 per cent be bitterly opposed by man- n as very heayy still are stron, Pure Ol Reading - 15.76 15.97 15, 18.02 en-| °C Rep. Iron and Steel 1 18.30 ne Djebel Bibane re- | 4*** ‘ Reynolds Tob: but the few French optposts | St. Louts and § POPLAR BLUFFS, Mo.—It ts re- ported that the Illinois Central {s | preparing to’ purchase the Missourt- have | Hlinols Une running from Bismarck, Mo. to Salem, Ills Nare surrounded there are Seaboard Air Line r Y Sears Roebuck Sinclair Con. Sloss Sheff Steel Ad-Del-Krim ly for st : regions of! Mor-| abe ihe Southern. Pacific teady to trang: bull, $9.00@10.40; | ously for" stocks which | had not » the French and Southern Railwa handy welghts averaging 1.118] Suving caused sharp advances in are the tribes that Abd Standard Oll, Cal. - pounds, $10.60; she* stock, fully] 2° number of ordinari : E ‘ shave TT ; : arily inactive on Fez and COTTON Standard Ol, N. J, steady; bulls, steady; venls, 5c a ‘ Wh : tre "GOuntry Gt * : shares. Shor? covering was large In a e entire country tr Stewart Warner higher; stockers. and feeders, scarce. | bject NEW YORK) 7.—Cotton, | Studebaker io. 2 yellow, steady: bulk butcher cowg and hetf. Sea er ask 9 RY ce Co erosseell sca Cc et 45 | white, 48% er 259,80; practical, veal top, wr te as Cai ay Pe yee er eblias 8 cy Texas and Pac 38.75; stockers and feeders, 36.75@ & | Tobacco Produc 7.40. | ope | | T 7 Transcont, Oll Sheep—Receipts, 6,500; all classes | | United Drug ~ $14.60@15.60: early sules clipped | | n , . U. 8. Cast Iron Pipe lambs, $12.00@13.00; no.choice lMght || y) fu, Ind. Alcohol clippers included, New Incorporations U: SUGAR 1 ar CHEYE Wyo., May 7.—The Who E d |v. 8. 8 Denver Prices. eRe ete A. B, Fowler Qua 0 ESCAPE | vish Copper - ae NEV? YORK, May 7--Partial ad: | . DENVER, Colo... May 7. OQ AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. a $38 | Wabash pfd. A ~ 87. | vances of 10 points were recorded | Department of Agriculture). Vive uveruge words used aa a 2 1 the s —— | Westinghouse Electric - Tl] (i refined sugar with welling price | oRecetpts, 2,000; active; few’ wales | oasis of estimating a tinue. 4 will « in the mining of | MISSOULA, Mont., May 7. — No|)Villys Overland - ~ 1834 | ranging from 6.60 to 5.70 for fine | 25¢ higher; most offerings 35 to 50c} BLACKFACE CAP HEADLING mer b minerals nea se has been found here, the sher- | ‘colworth - 126 ulated: and @ good Inquiry re hishery:itep) CMs «fey ashe uy wie charged the space of two jue Iff's office reporied, of Joseph Tanko | ported. Refined futures were nomi-| Pound foads, dui 0: eo: 380-poun The Eve ply com-|and Floyd Hall, escaped. convicts | j nals wetghts, $11.40 to $11.60; few loads, | Al) charged, advertising wilt be pany, ca tock fram San Quentin prison, California, | | 2 MARKE’ Sugar futures closed easy; ap-| $tt-15 to 11,80; pigs. 26e, higher; fat © of words, ured a re they were serving terms for | CRUDE 14] proximate salen 44,000 tons, May, | Kind.’ $10.00 to $10.28; stockers, ELEPHONE ADB, ese at ( Oks, two. men: haweriske the 3257; Ju ! September, $2.81; |) Mostly $10.00; packing wows, strong | Careful attentiun will Le given al Other « description of Tanko and Hall | 1,00 | Decemi to BOc higher at $9.50 to $10.00, ada received over the TELEPHONE, Green River Masonic Butiding as- | we reported to h boarded Big Muddy weve 5: Cattle.—Receipis, 1,000; but we cannot guarantee acouracy. soclition, capital stock $60,000. feain fee Cciieule ok Wallace teniee’ Mule Creek nat 50; run mostly beef. steers: CORRECTION OF | CLassiFiBb r y tom 7 ; ) | Sunburat --. od clas nd steady two loads, ppd herida Automotive co | They re d i ses arou! y , ‘ * n apttal stock 430,000 Wate e ks Hamiiton Dome -————-——— 1.03} Foreign Exchange || 1.076 to 1114 pound mers, $10.00, | THe Casper Dally Tribune wii . of the Call- nA hd a be freight pald; one load, 1,100 pound one incorrect insertion of any ad fornia co saw their | B7ron torn S| RW YORK, May 7-Foretgn ex. | “eimht® $9.75 fut; 25 loads steers | vertiseient ordered for more than lL terdiben “a aspects’ had] Bete ee vod ee POEs MBG) Te eM €X-! unaold early; dewirable cows, $7.80! one time Wrrore not the fault of passat ot Butte ween eee us change, steady; quotations in cents: | to $7.75: two choice loads held |the advertiser which clearly lessen Haas LARGEE » cnemeeeeeenmeemene 70 Great Britain, demand, 48416; | arouna $8.00; good heifers, $8.75; | the real value of the advertisement | Virgin 1 a, May 485%; 60-day bills on banks,!one load averaging 468 pounds, | Will be rectified only by publication ing pants Pee France, demand, 516 %: cables, | $8.50; best veale: mostly $11.50; | Without extra charge within FIVE Md Associated Press) | Ougge aceeneneeeneneennenene 2.16 | 620; Italy demand, 410; cables, 41014; | few. $11.75 to $12.00: one load stock | (ays etter insertion. No republica: iia ak pA ‘able | Grage Creek, ght ---+—— 2.18 | Belsium, demand, 604; Germany, de-| cows, $4.26 5 Sep. wit sere be hth ied on clrek av enarccaccamns 8. and, 80. Meow, 6. thbiucw } e eh at 3:35 ernoon and Setar tg Adee 00 are Sheep, 8.700; very dull; talking | op purpose of the advertisement. Me ‘ tatabied’ to. the She cia net lanes - ae weak to 26e lower on fat lambs;| OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE Mey; 7:~AOviitew) O0e | tas Be, Croiz, ‘The weather wae | eaten ces: two loads, &8-pound wooled lambs, MENTS. ).—Sir Doverton Stur . V Rock Creek acocusscenes 9:00 $14.00; steady. Must be accompanied by cash or of the fleet who com: | beautiful and rowds gathered | gait Creek -.---—-—---- 1.00 METALS —_—___ check in full payment of the same. British squadron tn the and watched citedly. oe Note the foregolag instructions kland Islands tn 1014 about counting the words and the ‘ipated in the battie| WASHINGTON, Muy 6.—Sale by] Bula | NEW YORK, May 1.—Copper, f Butter and Eggs rate per word for the Casper Daily | public auction on July 7 of 290 villa]! CHICAGO, May 7.—Poultry alive, | qun; electrolytic spot and future: Tribune. roosters 1 | alte lots located on tlathend jake tin, ens tn | unsettled | turt ures, 80 00 spot and nearby s! 0 to 225 pound averages, $11.85@ 12.05; top, $12.10; packing hogs, smooth, $10.65@11,00; packing hogs. $10.35@10.65; slaughter pigs, $10.50 @11.65. Cattle—Receipts, 15,000; matured steers, 15c, to 25c lower; mostly 25c off; best heavy steers, early at $10.85; some held higher;: Nght yearlings, mixed steers and heifers, $11.26; y | DUIK fed teers of value to sell at $9,00@10.60; she stock {n very light supply; veral, loads heifer year- lings, $10.50@10.75; stockers and teeders, scarce, steady; comparative: ly lUttle change in other classes; ood to cholee handyweight vealers, strong to 25¢ higher at $10.00@ 16.50. Sheep—Recefpts, 15,000; slow; fat lambs opening steady to weak; de- sirable Weight clippers, $13.50@ 14.00; some he'd higher: choice - 94 _ | to 96 pound clippers, $12.50; extreme * | heavies, $11.00; four cars of good | California springers averaging | around 70 pounds, $16.50; practically’ | straight; no others sold: fat sheep, ' steady; good pound clipper ewes, $8.00 \ n- 1 wt d. 0 Omaha Quotations. OMAHA, Neb., May-' AU, 8, De stment ‘of Agriculture.}—Hoga— Recelpts, 9,500; Mostly 30¢ to 40c} highei nse slow; desirable butchers, all welghts, $11.50@11,60; top, $11.05; | bulk of all sales, 311.40@11.60, i 4,700; fed steers | active, Cattle—Recelpts, and yearlings, moderately Woolen one. Chief speculative interest centered in the public utilities in the early trading, Utah Securities soaring 6%) points to 127, Federal Light and Traction 5% to 168, Montana Power 4 to 80%, and Electric certificates Ita to 29 all at new peak prices. A new maximum quotation also was established by Willys Overland common. The new Dodge stocks were lowered in individually on the “Big Board’ for\the first time, the common opening at 25 and the pre- ferred at 73%. American Sumatra ‘Tobacco common advanced a point despite the filing of receivership pro- ceedings against the company. For- eign exchanges opened irregular, de- mand sterling ylelding slightly to 34.84% and French francs ruling around 5.18% cénts. Stock prices pointed upward throughout the morning despite the temporary wave of selling which followed the marking up of the re- 'newal rate on call money to 4 per cent. Bullish sentiment was created by Washington advices stating that the administration was planning a further reduction, in governmental expenses and by stiffening sugar prices. _ Speculative enthusiasm reached fever heat in the public utility issues, Montana Power ex- tending its gain to 7% points, Phila- deiphia Company fo 443: Pacific Gas ways Investment preferred to two points.’ Other strong spots {ncluded Yulf States Steel, Puntu Alegre Sugar, Willys Overland and Chicago and Eastern Illinois preferred, Trading continued in heavy volume, the first hour's sales again running above half a million shares. Traders combed the lst industri- Montand was aut by rkeys 4@25e; weose futures, 63.50; tre wtendy; etary Work, 7 e | ibe es Unchanged; lead, weady: spo ‘olson, Montann ies THCPT RG; xi Bam CHICAGO, May 7.—Butter higher; eamery eatras 39% @40c; mtand 40'gur.entra firate 38%, 038 4 ST QGae: nec hanged. Rovelp' CLOSING HOUI Want Ads to Le Classified properly aust be in the Casver Dally Tribune itfive before 10. Want Ade received iftey 1U ta 12 @ ay wil! de In ed inde: Che head Late lasers Too te If you are not getting 35 miles out of every gallon of gas you buy. better call 2690W, our man will call and tell you how to get it. WANTED TO BUY. B, Govern- fourth 4%s, 102.9; U. ment 4%s, 105.20. HELP WANTED—Female eee and Etectric to 2% and United Rail- | preferred | LADIES, LEARN BEAUTY CUL- ture. Work you love to do. Prac- tical training under actual shop conditions at Molers trains your hands to earn more because you i more. Catalog. explains. | WANTED BUI—we more Write MOLER COLLEGE, 1229 17th Wee ‘coal ohana vareesers. St., Denver. ee WANTED—First class cook and housekeeper; capable of assuming full responsibility. Apply Mr: te King, Riverton, Wyo. WANTED—Young lady, experienced in tailoring and can operate a Hoffman pressing machine. 114 N. , WANTED TO BUY—Modern, four or five-room home with two bed rooms, will not pay over $4,500, Box Center. B-81 Tribune. WANTED—Maid for. general house} waNTED TO BUY— cash work, 1015 S. Durbin. Price paid for second furn}- Pees 149 East H. Phone HELP WANTED—MALE CAN use one or two house to house men; money maker, 446 8, Beech, WANTED—Young man to work in machine shop; must have’ had some machinist experienc P. O, Box 783. WANTED—Man with lari 128 West G. Phone 1209R. WANTED—SALESMEN WANTED—Salesman experience ne- cessary for the f t selling tire and tube repair on. market, With car if possible. Call after 6 p, m. 928 S, Cedar. * POSITIONS WANTED YOUNG widow to keep house for ror bachelor with comfort. good cook; $40, Box B-82, Tribune. WANTED TO BUY—Four burner oll stove; new Perfection pre ferred. Phone 5R3. WANTED TO RENT WANTED TO RENT—Small, com- pletely furnished apartment; suit- able for man and two boys; close in reasonable. Write Box B-84, Tribune NOTICE HOMESEEKER LET me explain how you can save 25 per cent on a three or four room house by building now. See carpenter and cottage nearing com pletion at 726 E. Fifth, For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $ per month; electrics, $5. Repa: tng done. Brooks, 149 Mast Phone 18481V, u YOUNG widow with small child de- pats odio taht ee sires housekeeping for refined] hon RENT—Wel 1: bachelor or widower. Address’ A. B.| offices. Gall 40,” Cuno meee C,, Mills, Wyo., Gen. Del aie Royalty Bidg. WOMAN wants laundry work by the or hour. Phone 832J, For Sale—Household Goods GIRLS; want day work. Phone | ae 2348. Drop lent table, $4.00: duoto'a 22 oe as = 22.00; cast iron stove, $10.00: Wiifte EXPERIENCED woman want! sewing machine, $18.00: Hoos{e: house york: Houpeisening: Pre-| kitchen cabinet, $20.00; conguleum ferred. Box B-85, Tribune. 70¢ yard; center table, $3.00: arm cots, $4.00. We do packing anc SERVICES OFFERED tein HUNTER-GOLL 0, 242 W. First St, Phone 2200 SAVE your roof; Saveall ‘roofing, water and fireproof, 10 years guar.| FOR SALE—Detroit Jewel three Jantee. Frank Smith, agent, 18€0J./ burner gas range; cheap, J. Jones & Co. 113 E. First MARCELS and hair cuts, 2c, by| > siudent, ‘Ideal Apt. J", Phone| FOR SALE—Living room and ain 2918. ing room. furnit mahogun finish. 926 E, Second, Apt, 4 PAINTING and cajcimining email! Phone 1705s, jobs; prompt service; work guar anteed. Frank Smith. Phone 1860J. For Sale—Miscellaneous a’ your’ plumbing dove uw, tt Brammer will give you «© square deal, Special attention given to gat ne wagon with dump piping and, repair work. Al) work| Doards, one wet work harness, ylip «uarantesd. Phone 2090J, scraper, one 32 oll drum cheap, N. Melrose, Phone 61 FOR SAL Poplars, tv Transfer, Storage & F HARPER method scalp treatments, falling ha: dandruff; marcellin, Mrs, R. Colby, 449 CY. rs Phone 259. JERSEY milk delivered at your door | 949 or 1562.W. fresh every day, garden and lawn | — making, team work of all kinds.| YOUR cement floors will wear Murphy Bros. longer and keep clean witl 416 Holly. Phone ‘ 1096R or 698M. 4 work {f treated now and then toa CALCIMINING and painting prices Patet, Nicolpecn Sonerete “Sobr reasonable, ; lcolaysen Lumber Co. Let Ted give you an| Phone 62 or 2500. Phone 393-R. MAKE offer, tual Phone timate, 25 shares Casper Mu PAINTING, caletmining and paper- Bullding & Loan, series 13 ing. Phone 986M. 5 home sppoint 4488 Mo MARCELLING, aleo ments. Phone * ————____. WE WILL take tn y ale ; ——_—_—____ our old mattress on @ Phone 18173 9 Oot ee it aa