Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 10, 1925, Page 12

PAGE TW ELVE IAL GES FORBOOSTERS Omaha Trade Trippers Coming 100 Strong On Wednesday. MARy Rogers 7 RINEHART Mrs CHARLOTTE SMITH er nine, the died at leaving age of rless at is said that he inherits much HOME COOKED | : his t disposition and eco- | a ‘ \| 1 ere ita from her, She was ( hicken Dinners | D a home-loving woman, less livery! Bictay atthe es \ her husband, and a ' part: in church a | t ffairs in Ludlow, | Glenvoess Wearing | lous : } She was descended from the same JOHN W. MILLER, Prop. ce | nest Benjamin Franklin. ne n 14, 1846; was ried to John ©. Coolidge; March 1864, March 14, 1985, iiness following an Moore Coolidge is ‘de- y one who remembers her and woman, as “the most an I ever saw, and as she was beau- GIGANTIC SALE ON Mrs, Sarah as “a farm- very handsome Che Casper Sunday Cribune woman with large blue eyes, long drooping: lashes, dark, straight eye- brows ‘and long, silky, dark hair which fel below her knees’ when uncolled; she avas rather tall and finely formed. A devoted wife and mother, her home was her all, her children (the president's sister died in childhood) the dearest things on earth “My sister was’ a quiet. woman and no talker of small gossip. The president inherits her quiet way, and certainly her ways of speak- ing no Wl! of friend or neighbor. She was « notable housekeeper.” OPEGIAL SERVICES TO MARK MOTHER'S DAY ATS. A. CITADEL HERE H. Wills of the Salva- Captain W. tion Army will duct special ser- vices !n honor Mother's Day at the Salvation at 11 o'clock Army Citadel today clock in the morning and 8 in the evening. The public 5 ted to bi these Captain Wills has just returned to after spending four weeks in e he went to be with were sertously iI] yesterday that there necessity for more © poor and any person who has js asked vation xtra clothes of any kind, > bring them to the Sal v Army Citadel. No more pa- pers or magazines are needed but e publ reminded of the ne- sity for a needy sR Sa ee Oe Pigs grown on the high altitudes of Tibet are covered with’ thick, rusty-colored hair, quite different from the half-naked animals of the plains is more clothes for the poor | PUZZLE SOLUTION Solution of Yestertay’s Puzzle (ye WMO} THIER SIE [N) BOE OAS A (Ol IGMEAINIGIE It. MEISTAjc! oe IDIATS THEA) A] ao -_ wl} IR | rice [PIAIPIAMBO} (Sle [EMRE AI TIEINMESIOIN) VNOSMIN E BROWN EIR MSI LIT MBAISIP] AI ITIES (TIS Iie IM ELECTRICAL GOODS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 11 The departure of Joe Harris trom he ranks of the Boston Red Sox Phil Todt, youngster from the league, his first real chance w his stuff as an infielder, he Red Sox grabbed Todt from exas league at the close of the 1923 sea Todt had hit .333 and fielded brilliantly in 125 games. Last he e into 18 games at first for the and fielded well. His hitting was only fair, howev Fohl has confidence in the young Said so last winter, That ts in reason why he let Harris Te to 8 bro Sox 1 A. B.C. Vacuum Type Washing Machine, New reducéd to\i..-..2) +. 1 Double Tub used W ashing Machit 1 Wooden Tub Dolly Type, new 100.00, reduced to__ Eden Dainty Washer, $35.00, reduced to |x the Speaking of the Red Sox and Fohl, both the team and Lee are dis- appoint in*Howard Ehmke’'s fall- ure to get away on both feet this Ehmke was the “ace” of Bosten m last season» How- the wild man may get going lly and when he. does he'll a lot of ball games for the Hub outfit -- $9.50 $55.00 : Percolators » reduced to Violet duced R Gunnar Lindstrom, Swedish ath- lete, can burl the javelin record dis- tances with either hand. This may be quite an accomplishment, but Jt doesn't give us the thrill we used to get out of watehing Plos Woods play the mouth organ and guitar at the same time. ric Percolator: 50, reduced to > Toast , reduced to tric Percolator $12.00, reduc 40.00 Irons rcolators , reduced to atl Huggins 4 poor, pi that weak ng have held 8 season, Mr, satisfac ckers When Jack Stanley knocked Bom- bardier Wells for a goal in England the other night Great Britain's heavyweight division was knocked | farther into the background. is said nov Electric Grill, $12.00, reduced to 1 Clarinda Washing Machine, $100.00, reduce od to_ "$3.00 | ar eed Boe $6.50 $9.90 | fein ineSAM8 $9.40 foes $3.25 SSG 7 Eee $5.50 $32.00 duce gee $3.50 : $1.75 $3.75 BP eisccate PG B5O F reducedto_____95€ J feiucea 2" GROG Bats stount ot" OZ cine $4.50 | timecdio* $5.75 $2.75 | Raa eae 4 # one of the eowdest c the moun He has & fed on for years partly through 8 Va im jenna » 4 {lity to outguess the oppost : cuum Cleane $39 reduced $29.50 nt es. He Is a. Rood f " chera, and a val- SARE xtures at §Q% Discount apd doe Tinker, once member of the is old Cub infield combination, have made million tn Which changes “Tinker to Ever- payments.” EVERYTHING ELS ‘WONDERFUL DISCOUNTS T Lael Electric Co. WNTER ACROSS FROM IRIS THEATER Mort 10 fame slades to monthly South America's latest entrant In the race for lightweight champion- ship honora ts Stanisiaus Loayra. Wait until some of the busy an. nouncers get a hold of that name. ama won't | Sten’s own papa | recognize it end Talk Were t If it were only old Bob! Fitz meant is a 1925 model promoter dangling several hundred grand under the champ’s nose in the hope of coaxing the king into some sort of an engagement at Michigan City, Ind. But the American Association has a pitch- er named Messenger. Does he tele, graph his stuff? It's the same old trouble with the Tigers—poor pitching. ‘This despite the fact that, on paper, the team seemed to have a formidabe staff ned up for the season. In one week's games the team col- lected 42 runs, li zames—an ay- erage of seven runs per game. That many ought to be enough to bring victory once !n a while. They man- aged to win but one game and tle another with that bag of runs. Detroit fans these days are refer- ring to the Mighty Bengals as the Little Kittens, Classified Rates ‘Two cents per word or ten cents per line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS, Five average words used as « vasis of estimating a@ line, BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space cf two lines. All be charged advertising will booked “ lines” trrespective 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 BREOKS. The Casper Dally Tribune will not be responsible for more than One incorrect insertion of any ad vertisement ordered for more than one time. Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real value of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days alter insertion, No republica: Yon will be made when the error does not materially affect the sense or purpose of the advertisement OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE MBNTS. Must he accompanied by cash or check in full payment of the same. Note the foregoing ingtructio about counting the words and the rate per word for the Casper Dally Tribune. CLOSING HOUR Want Ads to be classified properly must be in the Casper Daily Tribune office before 10. ‘Vant Ads received after 10 to 1% a. m. will be inserted under the bead “Too Late to Clasaity.” HELP WANTED—Female | WANTED—Girl to take care of child afternoons. 1224 8. Wolcott | EARN money weekly, spare time, heme addressing matiing music ork oAwas ire | Dept 1160 E New York rn. r HELP WANTED—Female EMBROIDER for us at home all or spare time. Experfence unneces- sary. No canvassing. Standard Em- brojderies, Defiance, Ohio. WANTED—To do. fancy Liberal pay. LADIES work in their homes, Material free. Send stamped ad- dressed envelope for particulars. Needlecraft Shop, Rhea Springs, Tenn. ED—Mald for general house 433.8. Park. WAN’ work. —— WOMEN ps ad WANTED VEL ING Sh ce vacation. esting work, congenial teacher companions, and at least $60 per week. Salary to start and railroad fare paid. Give age, education and details of experience in first letter. Address N. T. SMITH, 1516-58 E. Washington St., Chicago, Ill. HELP WANTED—MALE 2A p Ss BLT ES CAN use one or two house to house men; money maker. 446 S. Beech. DUR Inter- MEN wanting Forest Ranger, Postal Clerk and other Government pos!- tions, write for free particulars. Mokane, D-137, Denver, Colo. ¢100-8200 “WEEKLY, Men with slight knowledge of motors who ean reach car owners can earn $200 weekly withc If the may reach PHILLIPS, York FIREMEN, BRAKEMEN, $150-$250 Railway, Box 3-68, Tribune. WANTED—AGENTS AGENTS sell latest Peggy Apron Dresses and Dainty Under Gar- ments; factory to wearer. Particu- lars free. PARIS GARMENT CO., 29 Milwaukee Ave., Chicago. WONDERFUL NEW SELLER, Mah Jongg Oriental Beads; $2.00 feller, your profit $1.00 each; 10 to 30 orders daily, Sells Mke “hot cakes". They are a dazzling glow of living rainbow fire. Marvelous sales plan. Mah Jongg Bead Co., Minneapolis, Minn. WANTED—SALESMEN SALESMEN Straw Hats and Caps VALUABLE territory with estab- Ushed trade will be assigned at once to an aggressive salesman. Our big line of Straw Hats is the largest and best known in the coun- try. Active buying season just starting. Our Cap line which has become so popular with the trade will be included, Handsome earn- ings are assured at once. . Position {s permanent with Mberal basis to right man. Must haye auto. Please give three references in first letter. Address Comonwealth Harvest Hat ‘0., Division 10, 22nd and Washing- ton’ Ave., St. Louis, Mo, SALESMEN—Only makes you $1,300 per month, side or main line. Get details now. Merchants Supply Co., Sioux City, Iowa. two sales dally SALESMEN WANTED—For | the new gas vaporizer and decarbon- izer. With this attachment on a Ford sedan made the trip from Cas- per to the Pathfinder dam and re turn on three gallons of gas. Harley E,. Smith, 636 8S. Jackson. Phone 1673S. POSITIONS WANTED WOMAN wants house work by day or hour, 736 N. Jefferson. TELEPHONE operator, 5 years ex- perience, wishes P. B, X. job or answering telephone, must have work at once. Box B-88 Tribune. ae da ss acim a se ea hla = hea ah COMPETENT woman wants house work. Phone 515. SINGLE woman, age 34, first class wants work; “no short will go anywhere; “camp preferred” or do other work until vacancy for cook, Box B-1, Tribune, EXPERIENCED stenographer de- sires position; part time work ac- cepted. Phone 1472. SERVICES OFFERED ~ JERSEY milk delivered at your door For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford runabout with steel delivery body. A dandy de- livery car. | Price $165.00. ‘Terms. Earl ©, ‘Boyle, Inc. FOR SALE—Oldsmobile 8 roadster; good as new; will consider lighter car or good house contract on trade. Jack Jones Garage, 200 W. First. FOR SALE—Ford touring, a real good car and it {s guaranteed. Price $245.00. Easy terms. Earl C. Boyle, Inc, FOR SALE—1923 Ford . roadster, A-l_shgpe, almost new tires. Wat- son Radio Shop. Phone 368W. FOR SALE—Ford runabout, tires, new paint, dition. Looks 00, easy terms, new in excellent con- like new. Price, Earl C. Boy! 6 Inc. FOR SALE—Dodge touring, this car is priced ito sell, investigate {t. Earl C. Boyle, Inc. FOR SALE<Good used cars of all models and makes, Our prices are absolutely right. Terms. Pat- terson Oakland Co., 438 E. Yellow- stone. a FOR SALE—Ford coupe, looks like new, this car has been recondition- ed and {t is guaranteed.-Price $375.00 easy terms. Earl C. Boyle, Inc, Also we sell cars on com- Don't let your old Ford rot in the yard. Bring it o¥er to us, we get you cash for it. 249 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE—Ford ton truck, body, closed cab, price, terms. ' Earl C. Boyle, the safe place to boy your used car, FOR SALE—Model 59 Cadiliae Vio- toria, in perfect condition, $800, terms if desired. Phone 631 or 10755. : FOR SALE—Ford touring, this will make you a cheap car, price $50.00. Earl C. Boyle, Inc. ‘ FOR SALE—Practically new Ford speedster, balloon tires, wire wheels, sport model, perfect cond! tion. Phone 411J. For Sale—Auto Accessories FORD OWNERS, ATTENTION! If you are swt getting 35 milos out of every gallon of gas you buy, better call 2690W, our man will call and tell you how to get it. NEW TIRES AND TUBES QUALITY and service guaranteed: ‘Wenstone cord 20x3%, $8.00; San. dusky cord 32x34, $15.00; other sizes priced accordingly. 511 S. Durbin. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, $5 per month. 833 S. Center. WANTED TO BUY WE WILL buy or excha: ur used furalture, Harned dm 4 8. David. one | ifs ok TO BUI—We pay more are all bousehold goods, Phone heater a cu range or, heater, Phone 1086. WANTED Peed ete g price pald for second fart ture. Brooks 749 East H. Phone 1648-W. NOTICE oh HOMESEEKER LET me explain how you can save 25 per cent on a three or four- room house by building now. carpenter and cottage nearing com- pletion at 726 E, Fifth. z For Rent—Miscellaneous FOR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month; electrics, $5. ing. done. [40 Bast HL Phone 1643W. FOR RENT—' geo Gestrabie Offices, Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. For Sale—Household Goods tres! len and lawn | FOR SALE—Two tables; one over- mite eam Bok of all kinds.| stuffed chair and davenport, Call Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone] evening. Phone 2469-M. ju CHILD'S crib @ | 46.00; | 38.inch WANTED—Practical nursing by ex- trunks @ $9.75; army cots, $4.00; perienced middle aged woman; con-| oak dressing table triple mirror @ finement cases preferred. Will do| $900; oak chiffonier @ $14,005, a light house work in connection. | uart ice cream freezer @ $2. 1 Phone 2232M wicker settee and chair @ $27.50; White Hoosier cabinet @ — $25.00; EXPERT marcel and bob curl, 50c. | electric washing machine, $26.50. 939 N. McKinlef. Phone 2123W. HUNTER-GOLL CO. Mrs. Burke 242 W. First Bt Phone 2200 PAINTING, calclmining and paper-] FOR SALE—Unclaim furniture ing. Phone 986M. stoven, dressers, tables, roll top A ptbeatem crete: desk, chairs, trunks, chests, tools, FOR your cement work, call En-| boot black stands, child's automobile, gelke. Phone 421-J. child’s bed, bottles and mason jars. Wyoming Transfer & Storage Co., WANTED—Small tamily washings| 255 S, St. Botopih, Phone 808. and laundry work for single ladies and gentlemen who have no home. Prices ceasonable, All work guar anteed to be high class. We call for and deliver, Phone 1499J. CONFINEMENT cases, prices rea- sonable, try me. 111 8. Jackson. HARPER method scalp treatments, falling hair, dandruff; marcelling. Mrs, R. Colby, 449 CY. Phone 259. I can save you money on your building and repair work. “Also cement work and painting, decorat- ing. L. D, Leisinger, contractor and builder. Phone 1975-M. GBT your plumbing done now, st Brammer will give y deal, olping pair gvaranteed. Phone 2090]. CALCIMINING and painting small jobs; prices reasonable, Call 393R tor estime tes. REDUCING SALE Beginning Monday, May 11, and continuing for three days, we will give one third off on every article in our entire stock of household furniture. Harned Furniture Co., 234 8. David, MARCELLING, also home appoint- ents. Phone 2562M. 949 8S. Mc: relttey. I CAN save you mofiey on your butiding and sepair wor Also | Publishers, | cement work and painting, decorat D. Leisinger, ¢ Phone 1976M Jing. * puller mtpactor and FOR SALE—Four rooms of nice furniture, reasonable. 409 S. Jack- son, Phone 1841. FOR SALE—Simmons colonlal twin beds, electric washer, Ivory bed, walnut dresser and other household furniture, Phone 1123-W, FOR SALE—Two hot water heaters and w tank, one gas rango cheap. Phone 928J or call 925 S. Lincoln. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Elm trees, northwest Poplars, ivy vines hedge. Natrona Transfer, Storage & Fuel Co., phone 949 or 1562. FOR SALE—My big Bernard dog “Dan.” First 326.00 takes him. . Inquire 838 St. Mary: FOR SALE—One wagon with dump boards, one set work harness, slip oll scraper, one drum: cheap. 152 N. Me Phoné 5173 YOUR cement floors wil] wear longer and keep clean wit? lesw work if treated now and then to a coat of BS. W. P. concrete ‘oor Co. TS FOR SALE—Thoroughbred St. Bern. ard pup, wlao the mother of thts pup: cheap. 406 8. Lowell For renulia try Tribune Classified | ant Ade SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1925 For Sale—Miscellanecus FOR SALE—Doy’s bicycle, scout drum. electric train, scooter, roller skates. Phone’750J. 130 W. Seventh, ——<—<—<—— WE WILL take in your old majtress om a new one, Phone 1617J oF 1402". FOR SALE—bLry Western Produce Co., Phone 2103. lund seed potatoes, 352 N. Grant. FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR ,SALE—Two milk cows. T.- B. Box 1836. FOR SALE—POULTRY FOR SALE—RBeby chicks at 240 8, Wolcott. Phone 701W. FOR SALE—i00 laying hens, White Leghorns; four miles north, Salt Creek highway. L. E. Brown. FOR SALE—S. C. W. Leghorn baby chicks, 15c. C. A, Fowler, Jr., 828 E. 12th, Phone 1028R. Holstein P. oO. good tested. COLUMBIA HATCHERY 2465 W. 44th Ave., Denver, Colo, ‘We can supply you with any quan- tty of the following varieties and can fill orders within one week. Per 100 White Leghorns - Brown Leghorns, single comb- Buft Leghorns -.. Brown Leghorns, rose comb. White Wyandotes White Rodks - Butt Orpington, White Orpingto Buff Rocks — Anconas Black Minorcas No Orders Less Than 25 Ghilcks Increased Parcel Post Rates com- pels us to make additional service charge on small orders. On orders of 50 Chicks Ic per Chick extra. On orders of 25 Chicks 1c per Chick extra. On all orders of 500 or more $1 per 100 discount will be allowed. Send in your order and look for shipment. We guarantee live delivery and pre pay parcel post. —_ } COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. O, BOX 1103, DENVER, COLO. —— WILTSE'S CHICKS ARE BEST— Cost less; 20 breeds. Old cus- tomers buy again. Live delivery. Quickest service. Ask for prices, James Wiltse, Rulo, Nebr, FOR SALE—S. hatching eggs, 90% fertility anteed; $1.50 per setting; $9 per 100: one half price after April 24. C. A aie dr, 828 E, 12th, Phone FOR RENT—OFFICES FOR RENT—Two large office rooms, lights, heat furnished. Rent Phone 2208. ROOM AND BOARD. WANTED—Boarders and roomers. excellent home cooked meals, room in modern home, 542 CY, Phone 1396. ‘WANTED—Roomers and boarders} / meals 30c, 163 N. Wolcott. t ROOM and board; cozy room for two gentlemen or working couple; $10 per week for one, $18-for two, 721 W. Ratlroad. 4 desirable water and reasonable . H FOR RENT—ROOMS ROOMS at The Antlers; exclusive:* modern; gents. 616 5, Wolcott. 147 N. Wolcott. Phone 836W. FOR RENT—Furnished room, S. Park. FOR RENT—Bedroom and sleeping porch; close in; also board if de sired. Phone 1938. FOR RENT-—A modern front bed- room, next to bath; will rent rea- sonable. 643 S. Park. FOR RENT—Extra large, well fur- nished sleeping room; private en- trance; convenient to bath. 737 E. Fourth. FOR RENT—HOUSE- KEEPING ROOMS 483 i # FOR RENT—2room completely fur nished for batching or light house keeping also 3 m_ modern furnist ed basement. “823 8, Elm For Rent—APARTMENTS — FOR RENT—Nice upstairs bedroom next to bath; close in. 310 CY. YELLOWSTONE APARTMENTS $32 per month. 426 W, Yellow stone. Phone 2750. ————————— FOR RENT—Three-room apartment ‘with bath; two-room apartment 153 N. Durbin, Phone 268J, nelle hich ee FOR RENT—Nicely furnished, mod ern apartment; no children; front and back entrance, 1013 §. Walnut — FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment; very desirable. Phone 2033W. aes FOR RENT—Modern two-room tur nished apartment. 445 8. Beech. Phone 904W. RENT grea room fur: gas, lights Apply 618 w FOR RENT 445 S. Park. reduced, 1 and 2- t including $10 and up. Yellowstone. urnished apartment Phone 387. FOR RENT—Threo-room Apartment, unfurnished stoves. Inquire 922 Letter Shoppe, modern except E. Fourth or 2500, sunny, furnished sem! best of Its kind in Cas- 12th, Phone 22913 SEE this basement per. 339 W. FOR RENT—Two-room furnished &partments with private bath. Corner Lincoln and Lind FOR fF room © basement apartment for two Adults; aiooe tn 9298 Tei? Phres ” ‘TT