DAY, DECEMBER 8, 1924 Le sess. WSIGGS-A MAN YOUR STAN < DING 1D OWN AN AUTO- | REPRESENT. NOw THIS CAR (9 THE LAST WORD IN TRAVEL ART GOODS—Of all kinds, discon- tinued lines of needlework at duced prices, Stamped goods, Nun's bollproof thread. Swanson Bisters, 113 EB. First St. ues, baskets | a aad In, Church or Kopper BREAKFAST COATS—Quilted satins, marabou trimmed, $17. up to $33.50, Elizabeth's Specialty Bhop, 143 B, Second. Phone 736. CALLING CARDS—Printed or en: vei, make a nice gift. Service “printers, abe 5. Wolcott, under The Q-scope GIFTS FOR “HIM” Phone 771. cur RS AND PLANTS Mak. parties more attrac tive, SMe your Xmas flowers now. Call 2574. Shoppe 342 8. Center, ay CAND All kinds of Christmas candy win stock. Special hurches, lodges and schools. nchers order your candy canes We will deliver all aes i MUPFFLERS—Ilmported woolens: Scotch plaids in a variety of color combinations. $3.00 and up. Scott Clothing Co., 240 8, Center St. ROCKERS—Genuine leather at $33.75, Hunter-Goll Co., 242 W. First, Phone 2200. TYPEWRITERS—A CORONA makes a ead ja for home, trayeling End or girl. Casper tor Exc » 280 E. Second. GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN eo ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES —Make wash day # pleasure in- stead of drudgery. Demonstration upon request. Housewife's {deal gift. Maytag Shop, 233 E. First. ———— BASKETS—Woven in East wancia. hee beak are Meg jue handles. | ap: and have uniaue aT, aay, ty janes Siete Nook at the Frantz Shop. HANDKERCHIEF'S — Snowy white and attractive colors, plain and embroidered. The Golden Rule. LINENS, TAPESTRIES—Imported, finest quality Italian Cutwork and Maderia. Blizabeth's Specialty Shop, 142 E, Second, Phone 73 LUNCHEON SETS—45 and 84-inch cloths, with colored borders; 12-inch napkins. Golden Rule. SS ee POTTERY—Lovety imported pot- ts, ash trays, vases, vey tea set Fations ana Gitte, 338 BH. Second. PYREX—Makes an appropriate gift appreciated by every housewife. Casper Gas Appliance, 119 B. First. Cycle Supply, 229 H. First. ee CARRIAGE ROBES—Japanese ajlk; filled with clean, fluffy cotton, hand quilted; Bre or put “yer mended especial gitt baby. Betty ae “oitt Nook, The Frantz Shop. CHILDREN’S SHOES—Sturdy shoes that will stand lots of wear. Haytin’s Boot Shop, Gladstone. INFANTS SACQUES—of Japanese oes quilted and hand embroider- } & charming gift for a charm- thet ‘baby. Betty Jane's Gift Nook at the Frantz Shop. INFANTS' WEAR—Hand crocheted ; bootees, 35c to $1 pair; wool lined silk caps, 31. 38; knitted ‘sets, $2.75 tq $7.50. W. G. Perkins & Co. ‘Tribune Bligy SWEATER et rg atte and Sained wool, $4.7 comfy gift. 2'Co, Tribtne Big SACQUES—And wrappers. for in fants, made.of Japanese silk, han quilted. Lovely gifts for the baby at $2.75 to $5.95 each. W. G. Per: kins & Co., Tribune Bldg. —— “" TOYS—Good selection of dolls, doll buggies, games, dishes, mechanical toys. Golden Rule. A little down—a little = month, The Lee Doud Motor Co., 426 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1700, HOSIERY—For “her,” all bac from $1.00 to $3.75 a pair. W. G. Perkins & Co., Tribune Bids. paper. Lioya’s. Pt Wolcott. SEWING CASO ‘Washington at $! a delightful pitt, er’ Goll, 242 W. First. vee DRESSER—Walnut “finish late at BS 50. Hunter-Goll, By Pe First. 2200. XMAS TREE nok ute First" for the kiddie: Set bulbe for’ $2.45, Gantt Hard Co. Warranted goods only. GIFTS FOR THE HOME GIFTS FOR HOME—Shop-o-Scope ART FLOWERS—Add an artisti: touch as well as a bit of color t the-home, Gasper Floral Co., Mid- west Bldg. ‘Hand etched and decorated, we Joviiest imaginable coloring; will add the désired taney to any room. Casper Floral.Co., Midwest GIFTS FOR “HIM” a aemmmnal BATHROBE. BLANKETS — Conve! tional and Indian patterns. Ampl goods for any size. Golden Rule, BELTS—Genuine cownide leather with sterling silver initial buck! black or brown; sizes 30 to 44; in attractive Christmas~boxes. $1.50 up. Scott Clothing Co. 240 8. Ne, Center St. —_————— BUSINESS TRAINING—A valuable asset; a gift worthy of considera- tion. Casper Business Coll. Ph. 1325 —————— CHEVROLET—"It's easy to pay the Chevrolet way.” Give him a certi- ficate for Xmas. Nolan-Chevrolet Co. Phono 2100. MEN'S SETS—Should mak 't problem easy to sol’ ais s Prombinations, 69c_ to 88c. Harper's Dry Goods, Becklinger Bidg. BRUNSWICK RADIOLA — Combin- ing radio' and phonograph in one. Ne better gift for the home. Chas. B, Wells Musto Co,; 232 E. Second. BOOK ENDS—of Polychrome, with their beautiful coloring will ada cheer to say home. Betty Janes Gift Noor. The Frantz Shop. CANDLESTICKS—Beautiful designs either in Polychrome or y polished brass. A gift of dusting -ton. Betty Jane's Gift Nagk The Frantz Shop. HURRY to see our line of CHRIST MAS CARDS, but take your time When you are looking them over ‘We have an expression for every occasion. Casper Stationery Co. GOOD FAIRY STATUETTE! French bronze. Betty Janes’ Giti Nook, Frantz Shop. TNCENSE BURNERS of Poly- chrome direct from the Orient, as well as ajl odors of incense. Betty Gift Nook, The Frantz LAMPS—For the boudoir in dainty effects of ivory and Polychrome. These make an appropriate and also a pleasing gift. Betty Jane's Gift Nook. The,Frantz Shop. NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS— As a Xmas gift, a year’s subscrip- tion to -THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE, will constantly remind your friends of your thoughtful- ness. Phone 15 or 16 or call at the office, bi PICTURES—Good selection framed pictures; your photograph framed for “her. Casper Mirror & Pic- ture Frame Co., 162 8. Durbin. RADIO—The Grebe Synchrophase will be prized in any home, Dolph Electrical Co:, New Public Market. VASES—lovely hand decorated Venetian vases will add the ar- tiptic touch to ‘any home. Betty Jane's Gift Nook, The Frantz Shop. XMAS GIFTS—May be bought at a reduction a* Bailey's, 426 West Yellowstone, Are You Out of a Job ? . une will nelp every The Tribun i 4 man ‘woman in Casper 4 employment to find | ishing search work. by puoi! FREE For One Insertion “Position Wanted” ads. Re- member it will cost you noth ing tu advertise your services in the Tribune. If.you are in need of work Advertise ‘vestigate armament: MANY POINTS COMING UP IN |: LEAGUE MEET ROME, Dec, 8.—(By the Ansoclat- ed Press).—About 30 items are to be placed on the agenda of the coun: ell of the league of nations, meet- ing here today, the chief one being @ point raised by the British gov- ernment regatding future control by the league of the armaments of the former enemy countries, There are also proposals for a conference to bring about the con. trol_of traffic in arms for the ap- polritment of a commission ‘to in- Arrangements will be made for the foundation in Italy, under the direction of the league, of an international inati- tute for the unification and co-ordl- nation of private law. ROME, Dec. 8,—(By the Associat- ed Press)—Presided over by Mello Franco of#Brazil, the council of the league of nations, closed doors in the historic Doria palace today arranged the agenda for the 32nd session of the council fn preparation for the first public meeting at 4 o'clock this afternoon, The members present included Ex-Premier Hymans of Belgium; Ex- Premier Briand of France: Ex-Pre- mier Salandra of Italy:Austen Chamberlain of Great Britain; Qui. nones de Leon of Spain; Osten Un- den of Sweden; Alberto N. Guant, of Uruguay; Dr. Ververka of Czecho Slovakia, and Viscount Ishit of Ja- pan. ———_——_——- Classified Classified Rates rex ee cents per wore or ten centa — Ont 'O AD LESS THAN 30 Bo yeas Five Ayes, words basis of estimating a line. BLACKFACE CAP HEADLINE will be charged the space of two anes. Au charges ud = will be houxed “set lines” irrespective of the number of words, seach eal 4 oe CLASSIFIED The care tity ‘Tribune will soc be responsible for more tose one incorrect of any vertiserncnt ordered for more than one time. Errors not the tault of he gdvertiser which clearly’ lessen he rea value of the advertisement vill be rectified only by publication w:thovut extra charge within» FIVE cays atter insertion. No republica- ion will be made when the error toes not materially affect the sense © purpose of the advertisement. TELEPHONE ADS. Careful attention will bo given all wis received over the TELEPHONE, (ct we cannot guarantee eS A Pale OUT OF TOWN -TISE- MENT! Must b. accompanied by cash or full payment of the same. Note the foregoing ‘instructions: about counting 'the words and the 2 ‘7 Ber word for the Casper Dally une. “CLOSING HOUR. Went Ads to be classified properly nust be in the Casper Daily Tribune Tice before 10. Want Ads received after 10 to 12 m. will be inserted r the head ‘Too ity." = # HELP WANTED—remale WILD board and room man" and wife, wife to do house work, 515 1, Beech. 5 Late HELP WANTED—Female a WANTED—Competent girl for gen- eral house work. 1033 8S. Ash. Phone 2005W. MAN or woman to sell ho..day spe clalty. Send 25c for particulars. tox B36, Tribune, HELP WANTED—MALE © IREMEN, BRAKEMEN, beginners $150-250 (which position?) Rail- way, Box B-117, Tribune, SERVICES OFFERED W. V. JOHNSTON, the carpenter, 915 S. McKinley. Phone 2628J. HARPER method treatments for dandruff; falling hair; marcelling; educing corset agency. Phone 1125- WW. Mrs. Colby. CALCIMINING and painting, small jobs, prompt service, work guar- unteed. Phone 1860-J.” MARCEL and bob curl, complete, Tic. Riverview Hotel, 205 N. Cen- ter. Phone 540M. MARCEL and bob curl, complete, 75c; also home appointments ever nings and Sundays. Call for appoint: ment. Phene 2461J. 129 S. Ken- wood. MARCELLING, home appointments. Phone 2562M.. 949 8, McKinley, meen ae Che Casper Daily Cridune IT’S EASY TO CHOOSE A GIFT FOR “HIM” JUST READ “GIFTS FOR HIM’—THAT’S ALL! —Drawn for The Casper Triburie by George McManus POSITIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED .bookkeeper will keep an extra set of books during a time, reasonable. Box B-130, une. For Sale—AUTOMOBILES R SALE—Chevrolet Bee aes "Phone wailally new; cash or terms. ie juick turnover allows us to sell used cars for less. The Great Northern . Motor Oo. 333 N. PHONE FOR SALE—Dodge Coupe, 01 old, best of condition. cheap. Call 801M. FOR era ere meeting behind | f See SPARK PLUG _At Tribune Office -Pianos, Phonographs, Etc. FOR SALE—$150 Brunswick, good as new, $75. Call 2644J. For Rent—Miscellaneous ! suamacae,€¢ $3 makes: Brooks, hot Best seatw, For Sale—Miscellaneous FOR SALE—Oak roll top desk and swivel chair, Phone 2153J, FOR SAL brown hat, feather trimmed, also i velvet Jacquet blouse. Apply Iris Theater. FOR SALE—Singer machine. 139 N. Lincoln. Ine Phone S603, , FOR SALE—LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Seven sheep, 11 miles from Casper. ‘Call at hop sec- tion, house. FOR SALE—Ten head milk cows, retail route, established” business. Inquire 1715 8. McKinley. For Sale—Housebold Goods — SALE-—one bureau and one Ont. 612 8. Lincoln. FOR ‘Western electric wash- ing mi ine. Call at 704 S. Park. ———————$— FOR SALE—Furniture, rugs, cur- tains, dishes, also two weeks’ Rouse rent; close in. Phone 867R. FOR RENT—GARAGES FOR RENT—Garage, $10 per month. Phone 283R. FOR RENT—Garage, sonne, th ie eo pabin ORR G rere

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