Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1925, Page 13

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1925 Che Casper Daily Tribune POLLY OF THE FOLLIES--- There Is a Santa Claus! PAGE THIRTEE By BILL ZIEGFELD || po say } “ an’ You BET | DO! AND wuats | I Can't MORE, HERE ComMES my Afford a SANTA CLAUS RIGHT Now! ‘ rate 99 Look AT THOSE Roitis— Car Now. ROUGH REINDEER! LOW PRICE s no longer the determining factor in the selection of in automobile. The American ple today are “motor-wise,” basing their decision not on how cheaply a car can be bought. but rather on the value that the car represents. CHEVROLET though one of the lowest priced automobiles in the world as re- gards cash selling price and ex- ceedingly low priced on time payments — being financed through the General Motors CHRISTMAS EVE, MADDY, (SAT a NOTHING ELSE Bur! WHY, 1 BELIEVED \N Hitt So mucH THAT 1 NEVER WHAT? you STILL THINKS THERE'S A SANTA CLAUS? HOLIDAY \SPIRIT WONDERFUL! LONI WISH. THOUGH, THAT 1 COULD FEEL “THE SAME way Beas 4 CHiLD= DID rou IEVE IN SANTA CLAUS? There’s hardly anybody in / LA I town who can’t afford one iL 0 Uy of the fine used cars we | are offering at the prices Acceptance Corporation, does not sel’ because of trese facts, It sells—and outsells—othere and terms them. Used Car Market 434 West Yellowstone . Next to Royce’s “The Reliable Market” we've put on because of the value built into it, its flexibility. its beautifr! appearance, its long life its un- believable power and most ‘of all on the reputation it re. ceives from the millions who have owned and now own one, Nolan Chevrolet Co. 322 S. David St. Phone 2100 Lavoye Casper Gllenrock The Better Way Is With Chevrolet 1925 (Life Syridicate) Life Pub. Co. BRINGING UP FATHER ISN'T THIS. WONDERFUL! MRS. ASTORBILT HAS ASKED OS To CALL ON HER- "lssified Rates (Effective December 2, 1925) 1 WANT X00 ‘To MEET HER HURBY |) KNOW THEY'LL MAKE XOO FEEL. AT HOME: 1 SAID You ARE AOING AND THAT SETTLES IT. WELL -THEN- JOST CONSIDER MY EVENING THEN -WHATS THE USE OF GOIN? STAX HOME? YOU KIN TELL ME ALL ART }) 'T WHEN ou See the Star before you buy. The little automobile Tribune a with (Evening) more Power. 3 Herald 4 (Morning Essex Coach $275.00 : Tribune-Herald (Sunday Morning) Week-day Advertising Runs in Both Papers at One Price Quick, Thoro, Economical; Double Circulation Double Results One or more insertions in both Morning and Evening papers, or in the Sunday combined issues HOLIDAY SPIRIT Ford Coupe .........$375.00 All $175.00 Ford Coupe .. Ford Touring In the Salesroom of | o1sah py Ieee Fearine Gonvce, WT Reno Motor Co Phone 3030 CADILLAC STAR Casper Edgerton MOM’N POP.-.--Time Off - DOW'T HAVE A CENT TO BUY LORETTA E A PRESENT~ GOSH WHAT’LL SHE THINK OF ME? BESIDES 1 HAVE Two INSTALLMENTS TO MEET ON HER GEE WHIZ - LOOKIT THE YACKAGES MOM’S GOT- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ttc BET — SAY MISTER, HOW ABOLT RE ENOUGH -HERE'S MINE! ic EXCHANGING TRIS TIMEPIECE “A MERRY XMAS ‘TO CHICK” ~ A WRISTWATCH- RULES CITY ON CHRISTHMS EVE (Continued From Page One) ornamenting this tree; Santa Claus and his brother are shipping toys, candles, nuts and fruits to the Elks’ Home, and they will all be dis- tributed to you on Christmas morn- ing. “Children, remember there is plenty for every one of you so don’t get excited, don't crowd, nor push. I know that every one of you are going to act like little ladies and gentlemen. The ushers in the hall will see that every one cf you will find seats.. “The children who attend the Washington, Willard, Grant, Wilson, Jefferson and Evansville schools will assemble at their respective schools at 8:30 o'clock, The children of Englewood will assemble at the store in Englewood at the same time. The children who attend the Country Club, Jimsville, Mills, Lincoln, Roose- velt, McKinley and Harding schools will assemble at 9:30 o'clock. The children of Midwest Heights will as- semble at the church at 9:30 o'clock. Be sure and be there at the stated hour. Don't be too early nor too late. “To the stragglers, stop any car, bus or truck that carries our flag and you will be taken to the Elks’ Home. “Remember good folks, I know no creed or color, rich or poor—I am a saint to all. “To the parents who are sending their small children, whether they are acompanied by larger children or not, they should be tagged, giving thelr phone number and street address. “To the older people, I) will say if you are bringing any small children to the Elks’ Home, the ushers will see that they are seated and every Elk will see to their protection and welfare. ‘Good folks, remember that you have 4,500 kiddies in your city and vicinity and I do not want to neglect one child. “Sick children, who cannot attend the Elks’ home on Christmas morn- ing, if you will address a letter to Santa, care of the Elks’ home, I will see that you will get your share of whatever is allotted to this com- munity. “To the poor and ineedy, I will way that I have appointed a com- mittee of Iadies to look after your welfare, and they will deliver to all who need tt, a basket filled with good things to eat.” Christmas carols will be sung on the porch of the Y. W. C. A. head- quarters, 142 South Wolcott street, starting at 6:30 o'clock this evening. The girls who take part in this pro- gram will afterwards sing carols at the city park opposite the city hall where a giant community tree has been placed, The tree was first lighted last night. It will be lighted from 5 o'clock until midnight to- night and each night of the holidays through the courtesy of the Moun- tain States Power company. A big Christmas tree at the Mid- west school grounds for the benefit of employes of the Midwest Refining company there and sul lary com- panies and their families. Presents will be given away there this eve- ning. Santa Claus will arrive on a fire truck. Carols will be sung and everything possible will be done to spread Christmas cheer. ‘The Salvation Army of Casper will play a big part in making it a real Christmas here., The organization has had kettles on the streets for some tithe past and money has been collected with which to provide Christmas dinners for the poor peo- ple of the city. Everything consldered, nobody 1s going to be left out from enjoying the holiday in this part of the United States, RING ON THE 26TH - GOSH ALL. MEMLOCK! oj coe A Cs Pa ati beeeet Dee LTT pa mau cS Classified Ads HELP WANTED—MALE WANTED—Good bright boy with bicycle, not going to school, for morning work. Inquire Tribune Herald office. WANTED—Three good used car salesmen. Apply Stanley Bene dict. sales manager, Van Sant Motor company, phone 1406. POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED deliveryman, truck driver out of work, willing to go any place or do anything. Phone 21. WANTED TO BUY WE BUY, sell and exchange used furniture, stoves and trunks. F' Furniture Co., 249 West Yellow phone 127! Geb hd: WANTED—Your old coal range ot heater in exchange for ao gu¥ ange or heater Phone 1086. Wa TO BUY—Discarded clo thing and shoe guns tools. tents tarps, saddles and chapps Phone 2061-W The Two-for-One-Store. WANTED—We will buy or trade 'n vour used furniture. also shot guns and rifles. Koler Furnit Co., 220 S Wolcott Phone 138. WANTED TO BUY—We pay more for coa) ranges, heaters. dressers kd all household goods Phone 1086 For Sale—AUTOMOBILES 19235 TUDOR FORD SEDAN Six oversize Ford tires; Delco ignition.. This car was examined for a long trip and was stopped by storm. It {s all in perfect condition. A Bargain—Terms THE GREAT NORTHERN MOTOR CO. 333 North Wolcott St. FOR SALE—Have $300 deposit with Co-operative Motors, Inc., on new Oakland car for spring delivery. Will sell at discount. C. W. Kim car of per Motor Co. Phone 40 or _ 336-R. For Rent—Miscellaneous “IK RENT Sewing machines 6 per month Repairing done. Also sell on easy payments Brooks, 749 Bast H. Phone 1648W FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK WE BUY, sell and exchange cattle, sheep, hogs and horses, also farm: ing implements, one Dodge commer: clal and one Jewett touring car for trade. 1131 8. Beech. ‘Phone 2272. P.O. Box 843. For Sale—Miscellaneous TWO BICYCLES and ono baby buggy. Phone 923-J. Call before noon, irst, For Sale—Miscellaneous — FOR SALE All Sizes of Second-Hand Pipe and Fittings We buy old rope, clean or oily; ma- chinery of afl kinds, scrap iron and metal, inner tubes and tires. NORTHWESTERN IRON & Q ‘AL COMPANY 526 Bast A Phone 1380 TRIBUNE-HERALD wantads run tn morning and evening papers, g0- ing into every home in the city, 3c Res word; minimum, 15 words, 46c. FOR SALE—Four-tube Atwater- Kent radio at a bargain. 1044 E. Phone 343-W. i FOR SALE—German police pups. 105 South Conwell, phone 791-M, _ MAKE your garage safe for winter use, by finishing {t inside ‘with INSULITB, the last word tn Wall board. NICOLAYSEN LUMBER CO. Phones 62 or 2300 COAL delivered, $7.50 per ton, is) Sa UR ARS ae Mw ell Sel FOR SALE—500 second sheets, cut from waste news print. 8%xll inches in size, 20c for 500 sheets Call at Tribune-Heraid office.—O. SERVICES OFFERED $1.25. Henning Formerly Swan- mine measure, Call Moore Bros.. MARCEL, shampoo, hotel, room 211. son Siste S0c. Phone Munkres. complete, Jeannette $25.00 Reward * YOU HAVE A VROZEN DAMAGED RADIATOR That Cannot Be Repaired to Your Satisfaction Sam The Radiator Man 38 East A St. VAN SANT GARAGE Phone 1381 BLDG. FITTINGS of all kinds; stoves installed and adjusted; estimates given: reasonab!e rates. Earl M. Hil. Phone 2663-W. 1705 E, Third. For Sale—Household Goods FOR SALE—24nch post Vernis: Martin beds, $4 and up; kitchen chairs, used, 90c; bed springs and mattresses, $8; silvertone victrola with 40 recor $22.50; coal heater, gas attachment, $10; used duofold, $25; oak table and six chairs, $37.50; dressers, $11 and up; 6-hole coal range, gs attachment, $18.60; fringed window shades, 90¢; plain, 6ie. Weedo cking and erating, HU TERG LL CO. 242 West First Phone. 00 2 TO RENT—Garage near A Phone 621, A two-car garage with near Jefferson and Second Call 2849-R. street. BOARD AND ROOM BOARD and room; furnace heat, bath and all modern conveniences; good table board, $10«a week. 713 E. Second. FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR RENT—Six-room furnished. modern house with garage. Phone 1625-M. ROOM and board with private family, $35, or with garage $40. 16 N. Grant. For Rent—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Two-room and three- room apartments, everything fur- nished and modern; very reasonable. 71a _E. Second, FOR R — Two-room modern, furnished apartment with bath, located one block from bus line, in excellent residence section, $25 per month. Phone 869, FOR RENT—Four-room house with breakfast nook, fireplace. Phone 2903. 1245 S. Willow. FOR RENT — Modern, furnished apartment, private bath, low rent, half block from Second St. 133 S. Conwell, also furnished and three-room 909 South Cedar. FOR RENT—HOUSES _ FOR RENT—Elght-room house, modern, cheap, 241 _N, Kimball. i FOR RENT—One two-room unfur- nished house and two-room fur- nished apartment. 137 West G. THRE! 200M house, lights, water, eas. 739 South Washington street. Key at store across street. FOR RENT—Fivg-room house fur- nished except living room: modern two-stall garage. Phone 402, 285 North Durbi FOR RENT—Six-room house, un- furnished, $30 a month. Corner Lind and Lincoln. Phone 14. FOR TRADE _ a furnished Call §39-R. FOR TRADE—Small rv will take good used c payment. Will Lang, Jackson FOR SALE OR TRADE My equity in 10-room house at 411 North Jackson. PHONE 903 PERSONAL Madame “Cross” Clairvoyant. knows your past, pres ant future West Hotel wRto- M. J. BI KEYS Clairvoyant and Spiritualiist Madame eys stands alone with power of telling you the Past, Pres- ent and Future. Get her advice be fore making any changes. Must call for appointment, Wyatt Hotel, Apartment 8 Phone 26097 home, as first 230 South ©1928 BY REA SERVICE, mC: PERSONAL TO WHOM IT MAY © I, MRS. EB, J. MeFADD) ‘CERN want to announée to my creditors not to expect any bills to be paid by my husband. When a man borrows money from his wife for doctor's ex- amination and money from her friends to pay for his marriage l- cense and refuses to return same you may be assured he is not cap- able of paying his own bills IRS, E. J. Me Psycho-Palmist Clairvoyant If you are worried or unhappy. making changes in business or doubtful to friends or family mat- ters, she is the one to consult. Read: ings this week, $1. Now located at 443 West Yellowstone, house in the rear, Hourg 9:00 to 9:00. MONEY TO LOA On the easy monthly payment plan. People’s Finance & Thrift Co, 105 Becklinger Bldg. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCK- HOLDERS’ MEETING NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN that the annu rs’ meet ing of the ( axt |Corporation, a Wyomir tion, will be held at the the Company, at 204-207 Consoli dated Royalty Build , in Casper, Natrona Count Wyoming, on January 5th, 1 at-the hour of two o'clock, P. M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors of nine members for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any and all other business which may properly come before the meeting. Dated December + 19 SHE Secretary. 19% Publish Dec. ‘ NOTICE In the District Court, Eighth Judi- cial District in and for Natrona County, Wyoming. In the Matter of the Estate of T. Frank Algeo, Deceased NOTIC IS HEREBY GIVEN tion has been filed by Algeo to have over to her as the widow of TT, Frank Algeo, deceased, exempt property for komestead and personal ex emption and all persons interested in said estate are commanded by order of the Court to appear be- fore the District Court of Natrona County at the court room in Cas- per, Wyoming, at the hour of nine o’clock, A. M., January 14, 1926, to show cause, if any they have, why such petition shall not be al- lowed. MABELLE FIEDLER, Clerk of the’ District Court. Publish Dec. 17, 81, 1925. Ye Al Mek d NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE WHEREAS, default has been made in the payment of the money, principal, interest, taxes and in- to the value of $3,000.00 as and| 37 surance premium, secured by a mortgage deed, dated February 6, 1922, made A G. W. Huckaby and Etta Huckaby, husband and | wife, to the First ‘Trust & Sav- jtngs bank, Casper, Wyoming, a corporation duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Wyoming, the undersigned, mortgagee, which mortgage deed was duly filed for record in the office of the County Cierk ond Ex-Officio Register of Deeds in and for the County of Natrona, in the State of Wyoming, on the 9th day of February, A. D. 1922, and there recorded in Book 25 of Mortgage Deed Records on Page 4, given to secure the prom- issory note of said mortgagors to said mortgagee in the sum of $1,000.00, dated February 6, 1922, due February 6, 1924, with in- terest at 8% per annum from date until paid, $88.38 taxes, $30.87 insurance premium, and attorney’s fee of $100.00; and. WHEREAS, default has oc- curred in the condition of said mortgage deed in that the prin- cipal and interest due upon the promissory note, secured by said mortgage deed, is past due, and no part of said principal, and only a portion of the interest due there- on, has been paid, there being due thereon at the date of ‘the first publication of this notice, to-wit, December 19 One Thousand Two Hundred Sixty-four and 47- 100 Dollars ($1,264.47), princi- pal, interest, taxe surance pre- mium and attorn fee; and, WHEREAS, said mortgage deed has never been assigned; and, WHEREAS, the said’ mortgage deed contains full power of sale. and by the terms of said mortgage deed the power of sale therein contained has become operative; and, WHEREAS, no suit or proceed- ing has been ‘instituted at law to recover the debt secured by said mortgage deed, or any part there: | of; NOW, THEREFORE, notice is| Pub. Dec. given that by virtue of the power and Jan. 7, of sale in said mortgage deed con- tained, and the Statutes of the State of Wyoming in such B made and provided, the said mort- gagee, being the owner and holder of said mortgage debt secured by said mortgage deed, hereby elects to forecl the same, and not is hereby given that sald mortgage deed will be foreclosed by a sale of the mortgaged premises here inafter described, or so much hereof as shall be necessary to pay the said indebtedness thereby secured and d as aforesaid, together with interest, taxes, in- surance premium and attorney's fee and costs, And for that pur pose the said mortgagee will cause the premises described in suid mortgage deed to be sold at pub- lic auction, by the Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff of Natrona county, Wyoming, to the highest bidder. according to law, for cash, at the south front door of the Court House in the City of. Casper, County of Natrona, State of Wyo- ming, on the 16th day of January, A. D, 1926, at 10 o’elock in the forenoon of said day. That the premises described in said mortgage deed and which will be sold, as aforesaid, are as fol- lows, to-wit: Lot numbered nine (9) in Block numbered Thirteen (13) in Butler’s Addition to the Town (now City) of Casper. Na-~ trona county, Wyoming, as said lot and block are laid down and described on the official plat of said City.of Casper on file in th office of the “ounty Clerk and Ex Officio Register of Dee's in and for said County of Natrona and State of Wyoming. Dated December 2 AUDITORS G. A, KEIMERTH & CO, Certitied Public Accounts income Tax Servic LON Bide HASELMIKRE & PREBLE Auditors and Accountants income Vax Consultants Suit ED GRANT Public Accounting Income Tax Service stone Hotel Phone 29 AUTO LAUNDRY | Motors Cleaned. Cars’ Washed 1 AUTO NDRY ul Durbin § Phone 1904 | RUSINESS AND PRO! ey) ESSI CLEANERS id Preased $1.00 Phone 1819 road Ave, _ $1,00 —— YES —— $1.00 Ladies’ and ts' Suits Cleaned and Proasee) os econ Called for and Delivered. Cleaning Plant, 631 W. Ninth St. is f CLEANERS M6 N. Jackson Phone 56 CHIROPRACTORS DRS. J tL & A GO. JEFFREY suite S12 Midwest Uldg Ph lo Q its Cle od 129 West ft | AUTOMOBILE PARTS Paris for All © . ] CASPER AUTO PAB 20 KE. Yellowstone t AUTO TOPS CASPER AUTO TOP SHOP — co. ne 608-W 633 South Center St. Phone 1084-1 FRANSFER AND CRATING TRANSFER & STORAGE Moving a Specialty nd at Smoke House 1166-3; Office 31% | NATRONA TRAN STORA' AND FUEL CO © Gebo Coat Phone 949 BATTERIES CASPER GATT ERY CO, q 9B. Filth i Phone 907 COAL FOR GEBO COAL Vhone 677 jd ‘GOOD, CLEAN CO. No Ashi, No Soot, Most In Sack Lots or by the N. AND A, COAL CO 215 Wert B St. CRATING LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse and Transfer Co., Phone 1234 M. EB. HARNED-BOYD, Chiropractor Stockm Bldg Obstetric fospitar LAWYERS OSTER AND WEHRLI Attorneys firma, 406-407, Con, Roy, Bidg, ae Phone 41. MULVANEY & BARRETT Attorneys 515 Con, Koy Bidg. - hone 2306 WINTER and WL oR 202 Ol! Bxchange Bldg. Phone 161 JAMES P, KEM Lawyer 108 ou Exchange Bidg. HAGENS & M La Phone 1397 KANE w 206-207 OU Exe! Building MARVIN 1, BISHOP. JK. Attorney-at-Law Smith Bldg, hone 7 ~ CASEY & McNALLY Room 616-17 Con, Roy, Bldg. Phone 86, it : | NAL DIRECTORY LAWYERS AMBKOSE HEMINGWAY 1K & LAC 205 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1200 © STIRRETE Lawyers 409.10-11 Oil Exchange Bide, HAL CURRAN Attorney at Law 3% nn Can Koy Bdlg, E PAUL GACHEULER 402 Midwéat Bide. . Phone 194 GEO. W FERGUS Attorney ttm. 22; Townsend Hide Ub W. PATTERN Attorney at Law 225 Midwest Bide Phone JOHN M. WENCH Attorney-at-Law Zattermeister Bldg Phone N ne 196d 1810 Phone MATTRESS FACTORY New Matiresses to Order Old Ones Renovated and Kecovered Hunter Galt 42 W First. Ph 2200 SHOE SHINE PARLORS 198 Whatever your ailment may be— our selentifie met is immediately id cures, " Therapeutic Parlor 159 8, Beech St. Phone 2305 UPHOLSTERING U Istering & Furniture ocking Phone 1402-W—J. BK Warwick WAREHOUSES LESLIE M. NELSON, Warehouse and Transfer Co., Phone 1234