Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 24, 1925, Page 18

AUTOMOTIVE MELTING POT eland motor cars » fastest selling ou Aut ON ITS_CAREQs: By E.H:Scott > Vhat You Should Know About the acuum Tank ch mea ports the s new 0) mobiies during the past y | af 1 ornir ‘ , “Age do r withe Bo yourself and 1g an ex a evening f Ar ¢ intend hi ' in the V v Le nin The ¢ r i A Walter > 2 7. 1 Mt cc at n stor one I tk t T a nt of t next few di T Star 1 ‘ « a wide h of + or the v kid ans >) he kids a ail anxiou + n forward to another circus a thelgcowa tt could fi a With the Snow remains on only two or t It made Wyoming hig The motor car takes rome tir and money. But what would ! be withe Most big r re little “ —— |__iROUCTION PIPE eal | a T. Lee Rer of the W mine ) rgent Cad bu He will return | [om t Ue tal of | caxsueeton een GASOLINE ll}. Syetem Ask Your Grocer | FOR THAT GOOD | drapes thes | Tanke TH Butternut | Gascu NE TANK Bread Wyoming Baking Company 324 West Yellowstone Phone 1732 Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hote! 8 a.m. and 1 p, m. and 6 p. + Leave Salt Creek 8 a.m. 1 p.m, and 6 p. m Expre i Salt Creeh Transportation Co BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS ' TELEPHONE 144 1 een a Ae a eR A IN gh bodies were used was was introduced it was necessary to locate a point that was high enough to always ensure rburetor even on the steepest hills, If it were aber of the carburetor would be higher c in the tank; then no gasoline carburetor and the engine would stop. ion of the vacuum tank all of this was altered. ne tank at the body designers to give us the modern automobile is the heart of the gasoline system, generally behaves as all good rts should behave—with perfect slightest trouble or that jit is necessary to touch it, and for | this reason few owners know very much about it tank is very It is.usually nounted quite close to and above If you refer to the the gasoline system, you will noticeg pipe lead- « from the Induction*pipe to the led the suction pipe on of the pistons in the engine The carburetor called a Vac in tank to be AIR VENT INTAKE r chamber, an air relea These valves means of a lever same chamber. When the upper chamber is emg to the bottom This causes lls down the lever release valve to close ction valve to open. d out through the ium is created gasoline to be draw main gasoline ta When it reaches eight the lever z the suction va the air release valve mediately the air release opened it allows alr to enter This destroy and allows the gasoline in upper chamber to flow past the into the lower cham- { d pulls down | loses the air | STLOWER 4 CHAMBER +» TO CARBURETOR| The flapper with gasoline ll allow gasoline to flow k into the upper chamber the atmosphere through the air chamber can always ow it to be drawn bac | ee » the Vacuum Tank requires to kee e the sereen or strainer occasionally he connections on the suction pipe sometimes sir to leak into the upper chamber; then the Keep these connections tight if this beeow New Yorkers Win | Sociology Medals All of the winners for women charity workers Root (center) is honored for his services to the law; and W | Park, president of the American | Halth Association, to medicine. So BAAD ‘WYOMING PONEER OF 1 CHEYENNE, M | Crowley, age 83,10 W) | passed away at ! |day night. He ¢ Wyoming ere with the nt ovt to quell the Ind \e | h | oo A joint meeting of the ! itute of Chemica Engine the British Ingtitution of Chemt Engineers Is to be held England, next July | ‘Tho United § |ly halt of the nd twoet ail the fore | the National Institute of Social | Science's annual medals, New Yorkers; Mrs, Edward H. | Harriman (at top) receives nedal as one of the foremost TIES AT CHEYENNE) _wan=mo—acenrs_ 4 consume cut of jum CHECK WRITER SENT TO UML V. Whitfield was sentenced to serve 45 days in the county jail when he was found guilty yesterday of having issued a fraudulent check for $10 to Rol y Lyons, He wag tried before Justice of the Peace Henry F. Brennan. With the jail sentence Justice Brennan told Whitfield that he must also make good on. other fraudulent checks he is alleged to have irsued. If; such money is not produced charges will be brought on the other bad checks immediately after: Whit- field has served his time on the present sentence, the court said. Casper,” Brennan said. Railroad Said To Be Blocking Road Work in Colorado CHEYENNE, May A. story that appeared In the Greeley, Trib- une-Republican Thursday stated that the Union Pacific ratlroad is block- ing tho attempt of the Colorado highway department® to complete a highway from Nunn, Colorado, to the Colorado-Wyoming line. Definite information on the matter is Incking, as the local officials of the railroad could not be interviewed on the matter. Classified Rates ‘Two centy ver word or teu cents oer line. NO 4D LESS THAN 80 CENTS, Five average words used as @ vasis of estimating a line, BLACKFACE CAP UBADLINE will be charged the space of two tunes, Al) charged advertising will be pooked “se: lines” Lrrespective of the number of words. ‘TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will ‘be giver all ads received over the TELEPHONE, but we cannot guarantee acouracy OUT OF TOWN ADVERTISE MENTS. Must be accompanied by cash or check tn full payment of the same. Note the foregoing instructions about counting the words and the cate per word for the Casper Dally Tribune. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD BERRO: RS. ‘The Cusper 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 ‘whicb clearly (essen the real Vaiue of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion. No cepublica 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 13 a. m. will be inserted under the head “Too [ate to Classify.” HELP WANTED—Female SR a. 20 SCE SER URS LADIES EARN BIG MONEY ad- dressing, our envelopes in your home. Write ,quick; partirulars, terms, ete, BREE. Bellé Plaine, 299-6 Baltimore Bldg., Chicago. ee WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED TO TRAVEL DURING summer vacation, Inter- esting work, congenial teacher companions, and at least $60 ‘per week, Salary to start and railroad fare paid. Giye age, education and details of experience in first letter. Address N. T, SMITH, 1616-68 E. Washington St., Chicago, Ml. rabid er Ds dee TN SE EARN. $600 addressing postal cards. Send stamped addressed envelope tor particulars. News Clipping Ser- vice, 611-A Kemper Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. HELP WANTED—MALE pH SE AIO TS WANTED—Young man for ship- ping department; preferably one famillar with auto accessories. Auto Equipment Co., 128 N. Center. FIREMEN, BRAKEMBN, $150-$2 monthly. Ra Tribune. $10 ) WHEKLY slight knowledge of can reach car owners can weekly without making « single sale. If they can also make sales, | profits may reach $15,000 yearly. | D. #. PHILLIPS New York. MEN wanting Forest Ranger, Postal LARGE manufacturer wants agents to sell shirts direct to wearer. clusive patterns, easily sold. No al required. Whole or spare Experience unecessary, KAL-, ENDER SPORTSWEAR CO., 643 Broadway, New York, WANTED—SALESMEN BIG OPPORTUNITY Bell two shitis for price of one, tactery to wearer, Large commissions. We deliv Write or wire. WALTON- DUPLEX, Brooks Blig., Chicago. SALESMEN-Opening now for a .000 to $10,000 year man. stabs lished wholesale house relling retail merchants; staple line, permanent position with real contract to pro- ducer, A, F. Gibson, Mgr., Dept. 261, A922 Buclid Ave., Cleveland, 0. — POSITIONS WANTED We ure determined to stop the; onerations of bad check artists in ne 4 SUNDAY, MAY 24, 1925 Oi ee 00D VALUES IN USED CARS One emphatic advantage of possessing a Dodge Brothera car ts the high resale value {t enjoys after thousands of miles of use. This advantage of the original purchaser translates iteelf, in the case of resale, Into extraordinary durability and service at strikingly low cost to the possessor of Used Dodge Brothers: Cars reconditioned; five good titres; three of Sereen Commer: of them new - 1922 Touring; rebuilt; Westinghouse shock absorbers front and rear; repainted. “Price - $350 exceptionally 5 1922 Touring with-high hood; Rex enclosure and: five good tires; rebuilt - 1924 ‘Type “B” Sedan; rebutit-and looks ike new; five good tires, bumper, Gabriel gnubbers, motometer and cap -------------' $950 1923 Coupe; reblult; five good tires ~------------------------- ~-- $650 1925 Coupe; ame as new; spare tire, steering wheel lock and fender braces; driven about, 200 miles. Am opportunity to make a substantia! saving on a new car ----.---------- y 1924 Coupe; feconditioned and repainted; good tires _------------ $435 Late 1923 Fordor Sedan; reconditioned and repainted; Ruxtel axle and five good ‘tires --..-.-----. eae re ei 1917 Touring; runs good and has good tires; Hassler shock ab- sorbers; just the thing for a bug --$ 35 COLISEUM MOTOR COMPANY 131 E, Fifth St. Phone 724 OPEN SUNDAY POSITIONS WANTED POSITION wanted by experienced} WANTED—Your ola coal range or janitor. office or apartment houses. heater (mn exchange for a car Phone 602J. “ane ut heater Phone 1086 ERIENCED atefographer and] WANTED TO BUY, SELL OR bookkeeper, capable of doing any|~ TRADE—Anything of v kind of office work, would Ike posl-| tric sewing machine, ena tion, Call 947W. trade for six shooter; doughnut ma- OOO | chine with kettle, beds, camp. stove, MARRIED man wants work of any | tires, assorted tools, shoes and clot! Kind. Phone 563M. ing for men and b What have you of value. 210 W. First. WANTED TO BUY WANTED WORK=Girl will ot with children tights for roo Phone 2285 after 7 p.m STENOGRAPHER desires position. | —————_—_— _ ——______ Phone 2448M. WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture. Harned Furniture SERVICES OFFERED Co., 284 8 David. Phone 249. WANTED "O BUY—We vay more for coa] ranges, heaters. dreesers. SCREENS and fence pickets. Call] tuofolds, all household goods. Phone Acme cabinet shop.’ 214° West B.| 106. Phone’ 1806-W. WANTED—Small family washings| For Sale—AUTOMOBILES and laundry work for single ladies Pere ee rere ave ne Rome | FOR GALD—1922 Ford roadster, ex- anteed to be bigh class tte call|. cellent condition. Very reasonabie. for-and: Baiickc: Phone )49 03 ¢ Phone $612-W. 1218 5. Locust. PHONE 150 And be convinced of the quality work we can do at prices that are einnm Me - most reasonable, Hon WSk § Printing, Multigraphing, Advertis-|\ “ 10D USED CARS ing, Distributing PROGRESSIVE PRINTER’ Rm. 3, Oil Ex. Bidg. C. Tyler, Mgr. “Popular Priced Printing Per Pro- MAXWELL, 1923 TOURENG gressive Printers Pays Profits’’ LEARN mareelling, day or evening : 7 classes, $2.50 per lesson, Marcel MAXWELL, 1928 COUPE iron furnished at cost to students. Rear 321 8. Lincoln. Phone 2508. OLDS , 1924 COUPE DODGE TOURING, CHEAP 3ET your plumbing done now ft ‘will piping and repair work. tunranteed Phone 2096) HARPER method scalp treatments, FORD ORIN! 75, falling hair, dandruff: marcelling. Sage aR ed Mrs, R. Colby, 449 CY. Phone 259. CEMENT work done of all kinds. TERMS weer Call Engelke at 356 S. Kimball. 4 Phone 421-J. JERSEY milk delivered at your door yy ra) fresh every day, garden and tawn otor.Co making, team work of all kinds. Natrona Motor.Co. Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone 1096R or 698M. METAL, WEATHERSTRIPS FOR eatimates. call A. Larson. Phone 4943. 550 E. Yellowstone Phone 236 ——$—$<$—$—$— FOR SALE—Good used cars very For Sale—Miscellaneous cheap, Also we sell cars on com: mission. Don't let your old Ford rot in the yard. -Bring tt over to us, FOR SALE—Good rebuilt Under-|we get you cash for tt. 249 W. wood typewriter. Phone 427M. . | Yellowstone. : —_———— WBE WILL take {n your old mattress] FOR SALE—One Dodge touring car, on a new one, Phone 1617J or Rood condition, $250; one Dodge 1402 W. commercial, falr condition, $260; one Mitchell touring car,’ fair condition, FOR SALE—Airdale pup. Call at] $100. 614 CY. Phone 781J. 925 8. McKinley and make offer. FOR SALE—House tent and three cots. Call at 928 E. First. FOR SALB—Thirty barn sashes, four and six 10x12 Ughts, also sev- eral first grade doors, cheap. P. O. Box 1836. ON VERY EASY TERMS FOR SALE—Crystal white retrig- b Get one of ou ator, 100-1b, capacity. 1102 Second. cars and you wil! WASHINGTON BULBS eS To advertise our product and en-| N°. 108 Runabout with delivery body courage early ordering, we will ac- 1Af on cept orders for a collection of 60 $165.00 large tulip bulbs consisting of early, late and Darwin varleties for oniy| wo, 79 RL i $1.25 cash with orders. Valientgoed| X° 7° FREDRHOUE Suni and looks and Murray Bulb Co., Bellingham, wea $26 ou Wash cement ‘es «Will wea: f longer and keep clean with less No. 101 Touring with starter work if treated now and then to a 5 anny coat of 8. W. P. concrete floor ow paint. Nicolaysen Lumber Co. Phone 62 or 2300, No, 112 Tourlng with Ruxtel axle VOR SALE—White reed reversible 345.0 baby carriage, $12, or will trade for dresser, Phone 1245W. * No. 108 Coupe, new paint, many VOR SALE—Dry land seed’ potatoes. extras Western Produce Co., $32 N. Grant. $375 On) Phone 2103. PICDUY FOR SALE—Fine Otter coated Chesapeake retrievers, 3 months Po old; registered from working stock 259, ) 161 West J. hata prt thal AES AR EY FOR SALE—Black beauty bicy almost new. first. class condith $25, 216 N. rant. No. 90 Truck, stake body, “A Safe Place to Buy Your Used Car" FOR SALE—$55. baby bugey, MI BART Cf LE. Ine good condition, free from diseade,| “4445 Ge YUL, tive $20. 230 W. Seventh. —— FOR BALE—Seven-passenger Hud: “WANTED TO BUY son Super Six, just overhauled, $600. Inquire 243 8. Botolph. WANTED TO BUY—Small house in] FOR SALE—Late model, four-pas: southwest part of the city; must|senger Jewett coupe, snubbers, be a bargain, Box B-14, Tribune. pate of Sal eer good mechan oo | teal condition, Priced to well, terma WANTED TO BUY—Used car {n]can be é. good condition. Phone .e19h | meee ete TNORO SORES, —— FOR SALE—1922 mode! . VANTED TO RIL Ford rondater. ing car, in good Sirciag comirinn: State price and model. Box 47%.! Inquire 1418 Burlington Are. Y ou For Sale—AUTOMOBILES USED CARS BIG VALUES TODAY Wills Sainte Clair Late model, 5-pass. Sedan; cost new $3,875. This car {gs in excellent shape, Really Jooks like new. It must be sold. Don't miss it. A bargaini2- a ---~---$1,450 Chalmers Sedan Late model, 7-pass. car, in extra nice enodition; five new tires: A wonderful family car ----._-! E3 Maxwell Coupe 1923 model, 4-pass., car In extra good shape; tefinished in duco blue; good buy =<. ---.-- 2. once! i ye Chevrolet Sedan 1924 model, 5-pasi looks Uke new; a bargain -.. Dodge Touring 1924 model; car likc new; only a few miles on thig one; extra good ewett 7 UNGuL Maxwell 1923 mode car in extra good condl- tion; refinished in duco brown; looker — 8575 Mawrrell 4 Maxwell Touring 1922 model; car in nico shape; re finished in duco gray; a bar- ~-- 485 Maxwell Roadster 1923 model; car in extra nice shape; refinished tn duco blue; good !o: ing job; good buy -... wwwen---$535, ray FEN Pp lee a Chalmers Touring model, 5-pass.; car in nice ition; refinished in duco good buy Che rn * Ty ri Chevrolet Touri 1923 model; car in good shape: finished; a good buy’ -.... Buick Six Touring 1919 model; very good condition; tw new tres; baragin -....2 e~>--$17; Cadillac Tanrine vacilac Leuring 57 7-pass., returned on ‘account non-payment of note. . You ik it for the balance due..__.$426,9j Ta. Fords 1923 Sedan, extra good. 1922 Coupe, nice shape. 1923 Roudsier, good shape, 1917 Sedan, bargain, Don't fail to visit our used car department. We will stand behind the car we sell you SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS Liberal Terms on Balance CASPER MOTOR Co 230 W. Yellowstone Phone 909 WANTED TO RENT WANTED. THREE or four-room’ furnished house, with or without sliver and linen. Inquire phone 826, me Bethe room with congenm® family, about June I6th> must be steam or hot water heated, wwe! ventilated and convenient to bat Box B.13, Tribune. re eg WANTED —— WOMAN wants ranch work, or ¢z- ee aaa camp cook, Phone WANTED — Roommate, gentleman § of clean habits; modern room, , ra per week P jotolph. Phone 2885W. Call after 4 p.m. percentile For Sale—Household Goods SEE SEL FOR SALE—Singer sewing machine, solid oak extension dining table with six chairs, two Simmons beds, jf clean. 440 E. Ratlroad Avg, rea en cabinet, di beds FOR SALE— Maho hite en: 1 McKinley, Phone 2156%. pace dealt staat FOR SALE—Hoover, cost. $74, looks and runs lke new; make, offer day. Stoner, 704 8. David. FOR SAT) first. class coin. ‘Oak leather duo! condition, 342 8. I FOR SALE—Furniture, 12 rooms, beautiful. mahogany,. Wilton rugs. good income. Will trade for good looking closed, late model. at 162 N. Durbin. DAY bed and pad, $15.00; used child's crib, $6.00; oak chiffonier® $14.00; oak dresser, $12.00; rockers, $2.00; kitchen chairs @ $1.00; kitchen table @ $2.00; steamer tru $12.00; Hoosler cabinet @ Special prices on remnant inl oleum, Wo do packing and crating TUNTER-GOLL CO, 42 W. Pirst St Phone 2200 FOR SALE—White sewing machine, 9x12 rug, red, complete. Phone 1698. pon aca Sn atS St, SSS POR SALE—Sanitary cot and pad, mason frult jars. Phone 1698J. Psa eh nar oe ot lll FOR SAL Inclalmed | household goods and office furniture of a!! kinds at sacrifice, Wyoming Transfer & Storage, 265 8. St Botolph. SL FOR SALE—Two rooma of furniture with privilege of renting modern house and garage. 409 8. Jackson Phone 1841. . plows jo2eb a ee ER FOR BALE—2 Walnut” bedroom multes, white enamel breakfar, set, dining room eet, of hand painted Nippon China, sell \ory rearonable. $36 Onk Crest r oftl eat one reek E