Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1925, Page 9

MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1925 BIG CRD AVIATION FIELD (Continued From Page One) stopping only for fuel to be replen- ished. Passengers were booked for more than ten rides in advance and every time that a plane landed, a mad scramble ensued for preference as to who would ride next. Officials of the company handled the crowds in ® systematized manner and two pussengers were taken up contin: uously in each of the two planes, Everybody had a good time. Hus- bands and wives who had never rid- den in an airplane before, went up together and come back enthusias- tie alr fans. “Everybody's doing it,” was the splrit of the day. Clip the ‘tribune coupon today. The coupon which {is worth $2.50, is printed in another section of this paper. Many people who desired to ride in one of the air ships could not be accommodated yesterday and these people are invited to visit the avia- tion field today. Passengers will be taken up from morning until night every day this week. The special of- fer of the Tribune of $2.50 for a fif- teen minute ride will be in force only for a limited time. The regular price is $5. The reduced rate of $2,50 made possible by The Tribune co-op- erating with the Wyorning Airways corporation to convince the public that an’airplane ride is “safe and sane,” will expire on Jund 15. A week remains for Casper people to take advamage of the special price. Organize your friends, and visit the aviation field. Take your wife on an air ride over your home town. Due to the rush yesterday, some rides were cut short but Dick Lefer- ink, chief pilot and manager, an- nounced today that during this week, all passengers will be given the full fifteen minute trip over the’ city. Chief of Police and Mrs. Alva A. Pat- rick enjoyed their ride Sunday and stated that they would be out again this week to take an extended air- plane spin over the city of Casper and the surrounding territory. Mrs. Don Lobdell is among those who have become. enthusiastic airplane fans. Mrs. Lobdell went up twice yes- terday afternoon fucluded | among ~the passengers yesterda: rer E Hddie Zobble, Tom Mullaney, Vern Kelly, B. E. Sillburn, J. lespie, IL 8, Conger, RE, Day anan, Art Bar, Hi C Krajick, Mrs. Laney. Alice Ornisby, Eddie Pate. A. Pennington, R. G. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard Day, uler, Lewls Alma Archimb Warren Daily, Mr. and Mrs. T. Patrick, Miss pssie Tate Virgil, Mlorence Jensen E . Paul Morgan, J Mr, and Mrs. l. R. But George Anderson, Mrs. FE, Evans Marion Loose . Shepherd, Smart,, Miss ( Robert Allenbaugh. Is. rnon Bentley, Bryan ettie Vermillio, ©. W. Lu faylor, Ralph Sif- fery, Nellie Ken, Charles Spencer, Dean Boyer, Miss Sisk, George bul- lock, Mddie Hotchkiss, Ned Turner, William T. Hussion,E. Had rR, Hall, Charlies Branson, Dp, Simp. ron, £. C. Simpson, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Branson, Mrs, Hotchkiss. G. Le Dwelbiss, J. M. Stewart, Miss Lor- etta Hawn, Miss B. J. Ubler, wil Ham Peterson, R. Thompson, A. Jen- bert Cole, Pauline apes Baninger, Peterson, Everitts Arthur David Wrightsman, w. nds, A Lirenake. G. Lewis, Vermillio, LB. -Lewis, Hugh |W. Leonard, 8. le, Leftoy Hogue, Lobdell, Jr., Ada A Brencke, Buster Power, Miss Batty Hawn, A. Snail. M, Sampson, Mrs. Iona Wicks, Erma Mars, Frederick Butler, Albert Park, Mrs, Don Lobdell, Jack Dilton, Har- old A. Runnells, C. .0. Newmany Larry Inman, Helen Simpson. Mrs. J. T, Bigil, Louise Goff, and Toscoe « Congling Fitch. SHRINERS ON WAY HOME LOS ANGELUS, Calif., June 8.— Saturday and started the homeward Saturday afternoon. More than helf of the 200,000 vis- iting nobles have already deserted the oasis and by nightfall the exodus will ‘be virtually completed Some of the fezzed funmakers re mained for a week-end at the beach es, where the film stars are lolling In the sand in pajamas, Others made excursions south Into Mexico or north to San Francisco, where they had memories of shrine fun several years ago. A farewell pageant, staged by clvie organizations, gaye the re- maining nobles a finai blaze of color this afternoon. More than 5,000 marchers, embrac- ing every branch of local, state and federal government, took part in the spectacle, fully as colorful as the pageantry that preceded it. ——<——— ‘For results try Tribune Classified Want Ads. Are You Out of a Jobe The Tribune will help every man and woman tn Casper to search of employment to Gnd work by publishing FREE for One Insertion “Position Wanted" ads. Ke member {t will cost you noth ing to advertise your services in The Tribune, If you cure tn need of work ADVERTISE WO JIMS BRINGING UP FATHER “ScaT oR TLE AA ‘ Les 4 CHANGHAL QUIET AFTER RIOTING (Continued natives From Page One) toward the foreigner, CHINESE— SHANGHAI, China— (By Mall to United Press)—"Kill him outside—if you kill him here, you'll scare the camels.” ‘This request. by a Chinese inkeep- er in Eastern Turkestan led Eugene Lamb, American motion picture man to order tents for his next expedition to Sinkiang and Tibet. Inns in China and ‘Turkestan are primarily for the camels and don- keys. Human beings may stay in them, also, if they are circumspect. The brother of an inkeeper who extended hospitality to Lamb's cam- els, stole a camera tripod and was trying to sell it to a butcher when Lamb caught him. ‘The culprit was taken to the Inn where Lamb °an- nounced. the man must be shot. The inkeeper pleaded for leniéncy and said his brother was “ndt so bad.” Lamb go to inkeeper made offender the the hereupon a insisted (hat his fathers, his Lamb is here for a short fore going to America. trip) was taken vithout extensive camping equipment and until he reached the Kok Onor district, he depended on Chinese Inns for, his housing: GODLIDEE TALKS AT CENTENNIAL From Tage One) poeeh, with the late rved for rest prepara te house reception. (Continued hist centennial afternoon re: tory to the st Sea PRESIDENTIAL DAY UEBRATION, Ly Norse- was President at the American ¢ nnial celebration at the Minne a state fair grounds. President Coolidge came here to be the principal spenker at today's program of the centenbial which rks the 100th anniv of or ganized Norwegian immigration America A meeting of the Norse-American’s historicul society and a pageant de- picting the arrival of the Norsemen in America were other features. Before leaving Minneapolts, President Coolidge received at the Kellogg home, Minister Bryn of Nor- way and a delegation of Norwegians nere for the celebration and a group of men and women who arranged for the centennial. The weather, in striking contist tu the ‘oppressive heat which pre vailed here the last sevoral da was raw. The ‘sky was overcast and a stiff, cool breeze made top coats desirable. SEARCHERG OFF TOOTAGE HUNT FOR AMUNDSEN Norwegians Sail for Spitzbergen on Arctic Hunt. sary to LONDON, ‘June 6.—The Centra! News Oslo correspondent reports that a Norwegian naval party to search for the Amundsen-Ellsworth polar flyers, now absent more than a fortnight, is leaving tonight for Spitzbergen. Fox hunters: returning from tlhe Norwegian islands reported that snow falls and strong winds pre: led north of Spitzbergen on the doy Amundsen jumped off from King’s Bay. (This may mean he difficulty at the outset.) The vessels Form and Hobby were echeduled to begin Saturday their hunt which would take them along the Fringes of the Arctic, and alr- plane tests were made the past few days for flyers who should penetrate somewhat to the north. of the veusela’ course encountered Sofia, the capital of Bylgarla at present one of the centers of interest in Europe, is for the most part quite a modern town, Since 1880 it has been almost entirely rebuilt ‘and lald out in “Kuropean” style, the narrow winding lanes of the old Turkish town having been replaced by broad streets bordered with fine buildings and houdes of the most modern con- struction. HEAT DEATH LIST MOUNTS (Continued From Fall River, Mass, -. Reading, Pa. Chicago Omaha St. Louis Scattering’ -. Page One) TORRID WEATHER GIVES WAY TO WIND. NEW YORK, June 8.—The back- bone of a heat wave which lasted from six to eight days in the eastern states Was broken today in prac- tically all sections. After claiming 149 lives yesterday, TL in Philadelphia alone and more than 400 during the spell in the east, the torrid weather gave way in front of a brisk northeast wind. Begin-| ning on the New England coast temperatures catapaujted as much as forty degrees in five hours. The chilly breezes swept over New Yotk City shortly before midnight, eon- tinuing over New Jersey and parts of Penn ania. The final y of the torrid wave Was the worst in point of fatalities, one more day of sheat would have equalled the nine day record in the 90's. Millions flocked to the beac! In addition to the heat fatalities, about forty lives were lost by drown ing. Eleven persons died in the waters about New York; ten in New England and at least twenty in other s of the east. There were thirty heat deaths here, It was estimated that 000 jammed Coney Island. Boat houses turned away thousands, at least 150,000 flocked to Atlantic City and 80,000 to Long Beach Y. Maxi mum temperatures of 100 degrees were common tbat the Atlantic brought forth. ae Wen During the middle centuries Bul- guria was one of the strong and prosperous kingdoms of the Balkan Peninsula. ruling over an extensive and inhabited by a large pop- ulation, "lassified Rates ‘Two cent# ver word or ten cents ‘| oer line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. Five average words used as 6 oasis of esUimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two lines. All charged advertising will be pooked “se: 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 OUT 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 Dally Tribune. CORRECTION OF CLASSIFIED AD ERRORS. The Casper Daily Tribune will not be responsible for more than one tncorrect tnsertion of any ad vertisement ordered for more than one time, Errors not the fault of the advertiser which clearly lessen the real vaive of the advertisement will be rectified only by publication without extra charge within FIVE days after insertion. No republica tion will be made when t does not materially affect t or purpose of the advertisement. CLOBING HOUR. Want Ads to be classified pro} | rly must be in the Casper Daily Tribune office before 10, Want Ads recetved after 10 to 12 a. m. will be inserted head =“Too Late to under thi Classify, HELP WANTED—Female d_ for 2693 W. WANTED—Experienced general house work. Phone HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Experienced Ford mo- chanic, with all necessary hand tools, see Shacker, Boyles garage. WANTED—Truck driver; experi- enced and references required, P. O, Box 62. WANTED—SALESMEN WANT furniture salesman; must be experienced. Second Street Public Market. WANT hardware salesman; must be experienced. Second Street Pub- Nie Mar! POSITIONS WANTED NE AT, 1fyearold boy, wants vaca tion job in or out of town, Ask for. Tom, phone 649R. BOOKKEEPER with good refer: ences, wants work evenings, be ©1925 wy Inn. Feature Senvic teat Britain rights reserved. a SAW NOO TRY TO HIT THAT 'CAT- DON'T YOO EVER DO THAT, AGAIN: YOO OUGHT “TO SE ASHAMED TO HIT A DUMB ANIMALS LAKE THAT- POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED woman wants house work. Phone 539R. ——$—$—$—$—————— GIRL, 14, would like to work taking care cf children, 1203 S, Fenway. Phone 2831J, SERVICES OFFERED eee UE Deen eee en GET your plumbing done now, R Brammer will give you & square deal, Specia} attention given to gas piping and repair work. All work guaranteed. Phone 2090J. i ohetabbadt eras beatles abet bio eee ESS PAINTING, papering and calcimin- ing; 25 years experience. Phone 986M. ———————— JERSEY milk delivered at your door fresh every day, garden and lawn making, team work of all kinds. Murphy Bros., 416 Holly. Phone 1096R or 698M. asad i Adee A ae CALCIMINING and painting; work guaranteed: prices reasonable; esti- mates given free. Phone 393K mornings and evenings. WANTED—Small family washing! and laundry work for single ladies and gentlernen who have no home. Prices reasonable. All work guar anteed to be high cli We call for and*deliver. Phone 1499J. MARCEL and bob curl, 7c; expert enced operator, formerly of Den- ver. Phone 1660\V. Albuquérque Apts. J For Sale—AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE—Ford coupe, like new, fully guaranteed. Barl C. Boyle, Inc. . ~Ford bug, many extras, Price $95.00. Earl C. VOR SAL. good tires. Boyle, Inc FOR SALE—Maxwell touring, in ex- cellent conc ice $375.00. Terms. Bart C. le, Inc. FOR SALE—1917 Ford, good tires $30. 1444 S. Lincoln, Phone 424Ww. | FOR SALE—Pord runabout, in ex: cellent condition, good tir new paint. Price $265.00, * Busy terms. Earl C. Boyle, Ine, FOR SALE—Ford ton truck, stake body, closed cab. Price $250.00. Basy terms. Earl C. Boyle, Ine. VOR SALI—IMord touring, in good condition. Price $195.00. Ve easy terms. Ear! C. Boyle, Int the safe place to buy your used car. NOTICE NOTICE, If you own a lot in a good Ipcation und want to build a home on it, 1 can do it for an exceptionally low price, fMultin, Box 1215, phone 511 w. WANTED TO BUY WANTED ‘TO BUY—We pay more for coal ranges, heaters, dressers, duofolds, all household goods. Phone 1086, ——— WE BUY, sell and trade everything of value. Phone 2373J. WANTED TO BUY—Reed baby must be in good condition. WANTED 2-inch secondhand centrifugal pump. Joe Moon, Alcova Road. TO BUY—A WANTED—Your old coal range or heater in exchange for a gas range or heater. Phone 1086. BUY—One stall gar ‘Tribune WANTED TO ge. Box B WE WILL buy or exchange your used furniture, Harned Furniture Co., 234 8, David. Phone 249. = Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—Piano; cheap; in excel- lent condition, 616 W, 4th, WANTED WANTED—Good homes for nice kittens. Call at 1113 8, Chestnut or phone 2873 Ww. For Rent—Miscellaneous POR RENT—Sewing machines, $3 per month; electrics, $6, Repair ing done. ke, 749 Bast H. Phone 1648W. FOR RENT—Well lighted, desirable offices. Call 401 Consolidated Royalty Bidg. For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Small stock of groceries and fixtures; invoice only $ mth, 122) BK. Becond. Phone Silw. SEE Natrona Lumber Co. for doo! and window screen 251, N. Beech, Phone . FOR SALE—You milk goat. Write or see Cl L, Hopkins, ona mile south of Parkerton. FOR SALE—One galvanized tin box, could be used ‘vn Ford de livery, Phone 726W between 4:30 and 7:30 WE HAVE some bargains in used tween hours of 6 to 10 p.m, Box B-3T, Tribune. and eull burr hone 628, vr. Natrona Lumber For Sale—Miscellaneous YOUR cement longer and keep clean witb less work if treated now and then to a coat of 8 W. IWELLGIF 1 HAON'T HE WOULD HAVE OUR CANARY» i By Now: HAD floors P. concrete floor will wear in room. m¢ 8. Lin odern, ‘oln. also For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Four rooms and bath, basement, 612 laundry FOR §. handle PAGE NINE LOST AND FOUND FOUND The following articles have been at the Tribune office for quite some time. Will the owners plegge cail ano claim— t Child's brown kid glove. Buncb of keys tn black case. Small photo on West Yellowstone. Boys' Jackie Coogan cap, Brown gauntiet glove, leather PERSONAL MADAM J. REA KEYES, ordained spirtualist, private readings daly, message circle every Monday eve- ning, 8 p.m. Apt. S, Wyatt hotel. Phone 2609J, DETECTIVE work, shadowing. Address P. O. Box 1416, Casper, For Sale—REAL ESTATE [ —160 acres irrigated land hermopolis, $500 Inquire 1730 I A out o} TRADE THE PHYSICAL cultur demonstrate their 0 p. m. every Tuesday sonally invite YOU. Biks Auditorium class will works at We per- Women only, MADAM FRANCE Psycho-Palmist oe on we uw =o oc paint. Nicolaysen Lumber Co.’ FOR RENT—A two and three room FOR alrvoyant, special $1 ading Phone 62 or 2300. furnished apartment in and we 443 W. Yeltowatone, private bath, 231 8. Phone ee f Houiew Ahern , LE—Two nice rugs, cheap ° FOR SALD OR TRAD . . . Lowell. Phone 272W. = ; equity in my home In southwest | —————_ SPIC, three| part of town, just off pavement | FOR SALE—Used Dodge parts.| rooms with bath, breakfast nook, rooms, modern, two-room LEGAL N 33 N. Wolcott. Phone 2772. plenty ¢ Phone 2421 2 In rear, terms to right =: OTICES Addre Tribune. eS heRe, — FOR RENT—Close in, furnished, al ——|NOTICE OF FIRST MEE’ For Sale—Household Goods| strictly modern two’ and three} FOR TRADE—For horses or ca ORCRADITGREn Ron GR room apartments, $30 and $15 in four-room house and full In the District Court of the Whaley Apts., 610 S. Asb housand paid and thou-] hited § A FOR SALE—-One oak dining tabl on S asmentindt peoperty: just. out. of| United States, for the District of $10; Midwest cot and mattress. at the Yellow-| city mits. Wha you? Wyoming. ' 243 S, Botolph, basement. per ee ef: | 1952 ie eat) qataS of Floyd J. Stal- a room, kitchen, | ~ _ — —— naker, ankr FoR SALE—One overstufted mul completely furnished including gas.| FLORIDA Missouri farms to] In ehkeupies No. 961 i perry velour Uving room sulte,| water and lights. janitor service ‘ade for Casper or Mills Yeu aay eae Pate Karpen m: ; one genuine ma-! piks. frotit Center ie W. Yellow es in | « Laneon he ARAL reggae hogany gate leg extension table and| stone, only respectable party need in x2) és ax on the ee May, A. D. four Windsor chairs; one 8-3x10-6 You are cordially invited to| M3 d J, Stalnaker Bigelow Wilton rug ill evenings them | CHANCES was duly adjudicated a bankrupt, hetw een 6 and 8 o’c » Ideal Apt WUT TTT | and that the first meeting of ered- Phone 426M bs) , if a Late Petey oie FRE wa pers will be held at 500 Hynds 1 FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet and] vate bah: aye echaet a | capable amine By 3 SHER in the city of Cheyenne, dresser. (743 St. John half block from East Second St. 133| ‘Teton Hotel, Riverton, Wyo, bully} 4’ oak on the 16th day of June YOI Ths Duin rig. | 8: Conwell. C d kite? and dining room.| 9° 0 1925 ae en o'clock in the , OR SAL Jain taupe tug 9x16; } — “= sali ‘terms very moderate.| forenoon, at which time said ered- f tapestry rus 9xi2; bridge lamp.) poR RENT—urnished apartments) Manager, Teton Huel, Riverton, attend, prove their ( Snore 1 aig and bath, emt base: | y amine the bankrupt, and FOR SALE—Dresser, breakfast sct 698.8, Crane Phone A TS 1 uch other business as bed spring: 1 matte reed P may come properly before said rocker, tuble, ug utensils, range} WOR RIEN'P—Three-room — unfur- meeting and heater Lincoln nished new apartment with hi] : OR LEASE— Dated this 6th day of June, A. - reasonable. 414.8. Elm, Phone | celle Shoppe. Phone 2 }D. 1925, — | — 4 1} CLARENCE SW 3 VOR RENT—Apartment, 2 OIL TOWN POOL ROOM | INCE A. SWAINSO! “4 XL Pool’ root ae eA vie Referee in Bankrupt | 2 ae AL ool room 2 sarher 49 ' and oll t near . . e Desirable rooms with] ley Nor ee board, 515 S. Beech, - ————_—_—___— ICE OF FIRST MEETING ° ate FOR RENT—HOUSES a) MONEY Do you" want OF CREDITORS a) sto, ghay, Your taxew and eity im] In the District Court of tho ' FOR RENT — mm | tee Pinas Met eely ho] United States, for the District of ! a fe RENT — Unfurnished eight-| Becklinger B ; Wyomin m se with garage, good ae . In His matter of Elsie J. Stal- ? sp Wry location, bus line Iso four naker, Bankrupt ‘ FOR RENT eo ee nie with aantec|| | LOST(AND FOUND ; we BN dard Nt vier Terms to meet prasent , eee Lee Rees = g NOTIC HEREBY GIVEN hint condition ono 1801 or 14W. | Oo Tie uint's pan coltie puppy.| that on the *9th day of May Wy (|) 4room partly] — four white spat Return to 247|D.. 19% the said Elsie J. Stal- * YW room partly | vley or eal Reward.|Naker was duly adjudicated a |p . Norris, phone Tene ———— bankrupt, and that the first meet- SH Boston terrier, female, brown ihe of creditors will be held at 500 ° 1 pcs ! ultable re-]Hynds Building, in the city” of Mt NENT—Fourroom — strictly by Jack *hone yee See ba) | n rear of 921 Poplar after E _|day of June, A. D. 1925, at ten § | ) abet : ; a Pulice Non oneo'elock in the’ forenoon, at which Room | oR. RENT—Modern, partly © fur- ur old ral reward, Cali 2486.|time said creditors may attend, uv AEE ished HousesiwPhe T13R. Call pane cheat oat ———|»rove their claims, examine the + mornings or evenin; One-year-old German bankrupt, and transact such other ? dog, wolf gray with saddle i Center Street = : inagereit6 i re NAc \ business as may come properly be- Good Locations on Center Str —Seven-room | modern | Answers to name of Barry. I foraianialaresting: Inqulre Offtec ood Bgl Some task | Pell aa Raa aaa one BIE Dated this 6th day of June, A. | D., 1925, ; vor RED Strictly modern two-| LC Grey CLARENCE A, SWAINSON, room house, partly furnished, rea-} pet for six : Referee in Bankruptcy. ran } ld fy of nable. 1029 K, Second. Phone) Reward Pub. June 8, 1925. FKCOM BWC | : — FOR RENT—Unfurnished five-room FoR deen POR RENT keeping ences, close tn. RENT—A room, adjoinin, ern home, close Second, ‘Three furr rooms, mod Plione FOR RENT—ROOMS nice s in, Ca FOR RENT—Close in, modern sleep: ing room, $8 per month.“ Kimball, FOR RENT—Sleeping room in mo home, 701 8. Beech close Rooms a bathroom, in mod: in, house ms, Phone 33! rs tive-room dressmaking par FOR RENT—HOUSE- ' KEEPING ROOMS ‘ood | 8 ation, apartment with four also living modern sished house 1 convent 1 1230W, desired. Five Crest comfortable all’ at 631 E.] Lincoln street, $60. Six rooms, completely furnished at 320 CY avenue, $75 sonth. 1 We have other smaller houses reasonable Five $1 Bas t Val Hal HOUSES rie wa month; good including sher; will VOR RENT—FURN gi rooms furnished, street, $65 per Six rooms furnished at 642 t Third street Your rooms, pa npletely sewing machine lawn South Oak month. furnished and furnished aps FOR RENT—UN HOUS 1ED fur nd gar leane if South tly modern; at 930 | AUDITORS o, AK Certified Income 401 OOS. Bldg IMERTH & CO, » Accounts ax Service Phone 767 & REBLE ti nts rone 660 TRALL, Architect Phone 101M KRAYBURN 5. WEBB Dal ; two blocks east § venkat Bree montt hotel, $3.50 and $4 a| Parrahe bhatt ty is CY t RENT—Sleeping roo nh cation ut 13ld t ern home; close in j street, $30 mon able. 365 CY. Phone ive roo it pa ment, all ran, ing nk | VOR RENT—Nicely furnished room| age, $55 month, 779 CY | with bath, hot ond cold water 2 Mp SORE: 4S Re mr A! private entrance, sultable for elther| oni vrrce nis ean a ; or gentleman, Inquire 704 § be Park. Six rooms, 1, with garage at 706 South Lincoln, $60 for upper f | nico basement apartment $20 1 | For Rent—APARTMENTS Many. more nice places for rent “| A. P. NESBITT REALTY CO FOR R ‘Three-room rurnished | 31 ‘Second St. Phone 10iM 2033V - “4 ——— | OR $30, little bu FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, thre bath, furnish mod 445 8S. Park. Phone 887. ern, Park. FOR RENT—Three-room modern.) FOR RENT — Six-room me furnished apartment. Dorcas Apts., house, two rooms upstelrs 1023 8. Second, Phone 1809 room In bakement range ene heaters furnished; on Poplar, 9% FOR RENT—Apartment furnished | yw. 17) or partly furnished. Tiled bath, — Ermer Hnoleum on kitchen floor, targe tiv. | Port T—Four-room furnished ing room, disappearing bed, built-in house ¢ 1140 Cherry kitchen cabinet, laundry, electric) Phone washer, hot and cold water, » | —— — mer roof garden. No neater of | MOR KENT Five-room modern cleaner apartment in town, Rent} house, completely furntely {n reduced Phone 1539-J, cluding plano und victrola, garage and apartment rented at , on FOR REN Modern 2-room fur+| $55. 1 8. Durbin nished apt., private bath, 445 8, | - —— Ry Beech, phone 904-W. FOR RENT er furnish hourb, $20; Nghts, gas_and water FOR RENT—Furnisted apartment,| in. 1416 B, second one room, 430 8. Grant, FOR RENT — Elegant three room $25. or: henge very desirable. Phone aw. kitchenett furnished apartment couple without children, at 1118 1. Firat rOn apartment, electric washer and mangle. 13th, FOR RUN" ern, fu nt; one block from bus lin gen ond Neht included dae) RENT — Modern vom plete! apart Phone 1872W Path e and to. desirable § ALI FOR SALE—HOUSES Three.room hou 22x20; plumbing all in; in Casper View addition: lights, gas, water and three-room | sewer: Jot 40x129 feet. Call at 1421 ¥ furnished; | St, Botelph A BARGAIN COMPLETELY furnished 10-room orated, mod-| modern home, #iX rooma main Ont: On pave) Noor four-room en basement rent| double garage; let 65x120; price! 319 8. | $4,200; will take car as part of firnt | nasiment > were BAGGAGE & TRANSFER LAWYERS HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law 223 Phone AMBROSE HEMINGWAY Lawyer Midwest £ ci and WINTER Oll Exchange Bidg. Phone 161 332 Lawye 108 Oi Exchange Bidg. Phone 139% HAGENS & MUKANE vyers 2 | 206-207 Ut schange Uuilding NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGK| MARVIN &. BISHOP, Jit AND FUEL CO.—Vhone 919 Alturney-at-Law rcenaiiee cieemeneretertegieimmemater torn!) Senile? ttt Vhone 7 BATTERIES CASEY & MeNALLY Koom 516-17 Con. Roy, Gldg. CASVEK BATTERY CO Vhone 86. uo 8. Finen BNO 909 | rere VOSTEK ANU WEHKLI 5 Attorneys CLEANERS 2. Con. Koy. Bldg. Uhone 41 Ke LL BACHELLEK Jackson Midwest Bidg ne 56 Phone 794 CHIROPRACTORS uke. "Aitdake ne bicmessigceniatnees | kim Townsend Gldg DRS. J 1 & AG, JE Suite $12 Midwest Bldg. W. tt. BATTEN pean seh LE eek 44 Attorney at Law M. &. MARNED.BOYD, Chiropractor | 25_Midwest_ Udy sine: 318 North Grant St, OUILUEE & ADAMS ne 1437 2008 6 Vhone 2217 CRATING JOUN M. HENCH eae ch sea sal \, Koow 6, Kimball Bldg 7 SLBON, Warehouse | 212 So. Center Vhone 198 and’ Co, Phone 1294 OPTOMETRIST DOCTORS — TRAE TTT oc a KEYES CAREFULLY TESTED OTR a arcs And Glasses MARSHALL 0, KEITH, M.D. . HERBERT L. HAKVEY, M.D Properly Fitted —ihone so 0. Durbia Obstetrics Oles 208 South Ce Private Hospital, 6 General si etlee Surgery DR. 0. ©, KAMP Practice lim t Dingnosia and Treatment Sulte 305 to S11, Midwest Bldg Phone 16 1651 LAWYERS NICHOLS & STIRKETT Lawyers 409.1011 OU change Uldg. BULLACK & LACY Juite 204-205 Midwest Didg. t ne 1200 Second St, OSTEOPATH DR. OAKE Ie O. DAVIS Office and nee—21S EL 9th fa! ne 888 UPHOLSTERING eee nieeenteeenseneae Upholstering and Vurniture Mackin Vhone MOZWw—J Warwick 4 WAREHOUSES mM. LESLIE NELSON, Warehouse and Transter Ci uM » Phone t 306 Con, Koy. Bdlg. | Se 7