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, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT = Furnished house or
rooms for light housekeeping: gas
water and lights; close in. 327 South
Kimball street. 11-7-3ts
, 1921-11-09
FOR RENT-HoUSES

FOR RENT-Four-room house. s34
Madison street. North Casper: rent
$50 per month. Casper Realty Co.,
Phone 3d.. 1I-1.tf.
, 1921-11-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

HALF interest in good business; win
trade for lot or car, Call at aga
East Railroad avenu l1-5-at.
, 1921-11-09

FOR Observation-Disclosures apartment
large livingroom, bedroom, bath,
k~itohenette and breakfast nook. gas
range. hot and cold water. Janitor
service. Ss5 per month. Phone 5si.
, 1921-11-09
LOST N FOUND

LOST OR sToLEN-Brown pup, long
cars n tail. looks like police dog:
rewaru. CAL sTJ. LIST
, 1921-11-09
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-One-room apartment,
furnished for light h~ousekeeping
men only: not modern; close in. Ii
uire GIG West Yellowstone. Phone
oo2J. 11-y-2t-
, 1921-11-09

Thls offlee e satiafed with the city election and extend 4
atoms 70 the newly elected
, 1921-11-09
FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two large light house
keeping rooms. s21 CY avenue.
11s7-3t
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT Two-room apartment
for sleepingrooms. 133 North KIM
ball street. 11.5-4t
, 1921-11-09
LIVESTOCK
LAND FOR SALE

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING REsULTS--
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-Fivs rooms in modern
home. with hot and cold water, gas
Inquire 1909 South Willow street
ll-T-4ts
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-Aodern two-room base
ment apartment with bath. electric
ity. gas and heat furnished. sos East
Third street Phone I302R. 1897
, 1921-11-09

FOR Observation-Disclosures two-room
house; North Casper. Phone 5esw.
11.e-2ts
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-Unfurnished apartment
large livingroom. bedroom, bath.
k~itchenette and breakfast nook. gas
range. hot and cold water, janitor
service. $40 per month Phone ss1.
10-31-tf
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping for two men;
also one patching room. SIT South
Spruce street. 11-S.2t.
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT-Two largo room fur.
nished apartment. $40; also heat.
lights. water and gas; in modern
home; no small children. e33 South
Wolcott street. Phone 1so5w. 1887
, 1921-11-09

THOR RENT A nice new modern
five-room house and garage. fur
nished; heat, lights nnd waite fur
nished; best residence section in the
city. furniture all new SIPS per
month. Address Boz los. Tribune.
11-7-3ts
, 1921-11-09

FOR RENT = Two-room furnished
basement apartment; gas, electric
lights; s25; no children. e1S East Sec.
ond street. 1I-s.sts
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Health Talks
 By JOHN B. HUBER, A.M.;M.D.

Don't put off matching till the storm is at hand:-Irish. Proverb.
 WHAT TO DO FOR PLEURISY.,
 Here is clearly disease for which the doctor must be called. Until he comes, however, we can do much. To relieve the acute pain we give ten a grain of codein. And we strap the chest where the pain is.
 We take strips of zinc adhesive plaster three inches wide. and long chest. We begin the first of these with the spine; this goes along the free border of the ribs of the affected side. We hold the strips tight at the back and when the patient has fully eXhaled (breathed out) and before he starts in on another breath, we rapid ly and tightly bring around the strip to the middle line in the front. We start a second strip in the same way at the spine, placing it so that it half covers the first strip; and then as rapidly as we can, (between one ex- plration and the next inSpiration) we bring the strip also in front. A third strip the same way. bringing it for ward over the breast plate. And, if need be, fourth strip over that, all ways overlapping the previous strip half way. The patient must go to bed and he must have a purge Gone ounce of Epson Salts in a lumber of wa ter), and very simple diet. Possibly this will be all that is necessary.
 If however, the trouble continues beyond several days, there is surely fluid forming. For this the doctor either prescribes medicines to absorb the pleuritic fluid; or he taps the chest by means of a hollow needle and an aspiating (suction) apparatus. Prev ious to this operation he uses an "ex- ploring needle" so as to locate the place where it is best to tap. Mean while he orders a dry-salt-free diet
 But suppose the exploring needle brings out pus. Then the trouble is surely empyema- In a few such cases where the pus is very small in amount it may become absorbed; in most an operation under an anesthetic is necessary, by which a portion of a rib is removed and the patients chest is drained of it's abscess.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
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anates from Towering plants is al- most equally as necessary in the din- ing room as sunshine,
 Many women have poor success with regular plants; and many others who do have success with indoor plants have tried forcing these plants with the result that now, at the be- ginning of winter, the plants are in need of a rest and refuse to bloom, Such women should resort to the planting of bulbs in rotation.
 Of course, there .s tho question Of expense to be considered in this plan. Good bulbs, and enough of them so that about s bulbs can be planted every two weeks from now till Janu- ary first will cost several dollars But to my mind, 1t Is several dollars well spent. For, for this sum one can have bright cheery flowers in the dining room from six weeks from now until February first-when our regular potted plants are ready to flower or when our Spring seeds are ready to be planted,
 A good choice is: first Hyacinths tHolland and Roman)' second, early Tulips; third. Narcissi CVan Sion, and Paper White-the five best forc- ing varieties); fourth, Bermuda Lilies, more commonly known as Easter Lilies and cataiosued as 'IA Harisii.''
 have named these iR the order of their planting. For econIomy's sake plant three in the same pot. The bulbs may touch each other in the into the dirt. but merely rest on top of 1t. The dirt should not be packed down around them A little bone fertilizer may be mixed with a heavy variety of soil.
 After you have planted the bulbs water them well just once and place the pot in a dark. cool place for six weeks. this is very important for the
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Beauty Chats
 CLEANSING PONDER
By EDNA KENT FORBES

A BlLAChH
 CLEANSING POWDER
 If the skin is not well cleansed or if the system is not in good working order so that the body does not elinni- nate properly, blackheads are sure to result. The blackhead is usually pre- ceded by a pimple. This is nothing but waste matter from the system which, not being eliminated in the ordinary way, finds it's exit through pore in the skin.
 Ordinarily a pore is so tiny as to be invisible except under a powerful magnifying E.. glass But a,sr ,be s,tin the r<sansed Itself and disappeared, the gore is still very much enlarged and Aequently filled with an oily and ~axy substance. Where this comes D the surface of the skin it absorbs the dust and dirt from the atmosphere rnd acquires a blackhead. Hence it's name.
 Ordinary methods of washing the face will not eliminate b1ackheads You must get down into that pore and get out the substance that clogs ana enlarges it. The most effective means l know is to use the following:
 Blackhead Cleansing Powder.
 Wheat or corn starch-2 ounces.
 Powdered borax-1 ounce.
 Almond neal ounce.
 This is mixed and used instead of soap. Hold hot, wet cloths over the face. then take little power on the fingers and rub thoroughly into the
  quite a bit of the powder, which the skin readily absorbs. Wash out with hot water and massage in little cold cream.
 Miss Patience-Massage the bust gently each night, using warm cocoa butter; dash cold water over the chest in the morning, and follow by friction from a coarse towel. Practice deep breathing also as this strengthens all the muscles of the chest, including those of the bust.
 Steady Reader.-You are 20 pounds overweight. If you reduced to that extent, your hips will not be too large
 S. T.-Bleach the freckles with lemon juice or the juice from cucum- bers.
 Skinnies.-A girl of IS, five feet three inches tall, should weigh no pounds. Theaboy should weigh about five pounds less.
 Reader.-The corset goes on first and then the brassiere, which fastens down over the corset with a strap. The camisole is worn over the corset too old to wear her hair bobbed.
 H. M. M.-The electric needle is the only thing to destroy this super fiuous hair permanently, but you can keep it from GiSfiguring by pulling out all the coarse hairs with tweezers and bleaching the finer ones.
 Mrs. D.-Send stamped addressed envelope for the formula of the hair tonic; there is not space at this time to print it.
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addresSed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Towering Bulbs
Second floor.

Again we are ready to arrange narcissus bowls, and the newest styles have come in lus- ter glass, beautiful and iridescent, S h o W i n 2 blue, yellow and gray effects. Also many in sturdy art pottery. All boxed attractively for gifts.
 From 75 cts. to $500 according to the size and quality of the bowl.
 After the bulbs have done blossoming the bowls may be used about the household and found acceptable in a great many ways.
 Main floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
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is a secret. Miss Wahlquists travel ing costume will consist of a suit Of copenhagen blue velour with hat to mach. Upon their return they will reside temporarily at SIS Howard avenue but later they will move to Brooklyn.
 Miss WahIquist is quite well known in. this cily and especially in the Swedish Baptist church circles. She has been the guest of honor at num- Der of showers, the most recent hay ing been given by Miss FIfeda, Schnie- dre and the Alpha society, and for some time has been employed as stenographer at the Hawley Hard ware company. MT. Sandstrom is connected with large business house of Brooklyn as an accountant.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
W D D ReQd CO
rsss/JSh%0 SSS

She was a graduate of Bridgeport High sah eoi and studied iEia(asaigar- ten teaching at Miss Mli4s' training sch oai. When war was declared Miss Reator went Immediately ta the Roeseveit hospdtat where she took up tho nursing profession and although prepared for overseas work she was not called unto active service. During the past few years she has taken pri- vate cases when her health would allow:
 Besides Ter parents, the deceased 3a survived by one sister. Mrs: Ed ward B. Bfaisdeii and two nephews, Edward Brow and Richard Tilson Rlasseieii: The funeral will be- held an Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock Nepa the iaha home. Interment will be an Mountain Grove cemetery
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
 Not a ; A NJ Raby

Would you please give some advice about our two-year old baby girl She is a very wide awake youngster and I have the greatest difficulty in getting her to take the scheduled amount of sleep. She wakens be- tween 1:30 and a. m. and if I give her a nap from 12 until and put her to sleep at 7:30 she does not fall to sleep until after o'clock I tried letting her miss her nap at noon. then she would go to sleep at 7:3O. But I am at a loss to know whether it is better for her to go to bed late and have a nap. or go to bed early with out a nap
 Answer-You are lucky she does not awaken with the dawn After baby wakes nobody sleeps. No harm if baby won't sleep, If she will lie quiet in the crib, in a soft evening light, and go to sleep at nine or so, But she should have her afternoon nap.
 All inquiries addressed to Dr. Huber in care of the Health Talks department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired a stamped and self-addressed envel- ope must be enclosed with the uues- tion.-The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

of white chrysanthemums and laurel leaves.
 The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, vii! wear charming gown of white kitteneaT crepe with numerous panels of chan lilly lace. Strings of pearls will band the neck and sleeves of the dress: The veil of tulle will be made in cap shape and will be held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She will carry a huge shower bouquet of white roses and cosmos. Miss Mabel Wahl- quist sister of the bride, who will in pink taffeta with an oveSkirt of silver lace and will carry pink roses:
 For her bridesmaids, Miss Wahl- quist has chosen two of heT cousins Miss Ruth Kallstrom of Stratfor6 Georgetown. They will be attired in dainty frocks of nile green taffeta drapsd with silver lace: T'heir bou- quets will be yellow chrysanthe- nuns,
 There will be two children attend anjE, the flower girl, Miss Marguerite Horn, who will wear light blue taf- feta and the page, Little Donald kall- stroTn, who will be costumed in a Lit tie Lord FauntIeroy suit of blue vel vet. They will carry 9 huge basket of pink roses.
 7fr. Sandstrem will be attended by his brother. Clarence Sandstrom, and there will be two ushers, Samuel Eng berg of this ely and Andolph Week of Brooklyn.
 Following the ceremony g reeep- ton for about one hundred and sev- enty-ffve guests will be held in the church parlor; The room w1iI De at, tractively decorated with yellow and white chrysanthemumS and cosmos, laurel leaves and palms. Late in the evening the couple will leave on their honeymoon, the destination of which
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
FLAG
 OVER GRAVE OF
 DEAD WAR HERO

,l,.o noLoon. NoN: a-6 toinpoS.te t, ras' ted States, France, Belgium, Italy and Japan. has just been placed upon the grave of the British unknown war rior in Westminster Abbey by Emil L. G, Hohenthal Most Worthy Patri- arch of the National Division of the Sons of Temperance of North Amer ica. Accompanying the flag was the following naessage:
 ssThis flag IS placed here as tri- bute to the service, devotion. vafor and sacrifice rendered by him who is buried here. and se all his associates of this and the Allied nations, in the name of his comrades in arms, mem bers of the Order of the Sons of Eem- perance in Canada and the United States on the 2sth anniversary of the birth of the erder."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Standard Books on Physical Culture

Among these very helpful books one will find all subjects of hygiene and healthful living treated in the most scientific manner. Not only scientifically but simply told in words any one may un- derstand. Some of the subjects: Gaining Weight Reducing Weight Catarrh, Colds and Hay
 Fever
 Consumption, How to pre-
 vent it
 Strengthen Weak Nerves Flat Foot, Prevention and Cure
 Fletcherism Hair Culture Strengthening the Eyes
 At the Book Section.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Art Section
Friday and Saturday

Stamped Bedspreads of unbleached muslin, full size, and of good quality. $2.5O Bedspreads of better grade muslin in appli- que pattern. $3.75 Fringe to m a t c h spreads,
 25 and s5 cts. a yd. Sweater Silk, also used for making tams, scarfs, etc. Sold on tubes. S5 cts. Sample of scarf made from 3 tubes of silk shown at department.
 Main noer,
 North aisle.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Departments Not
 Controlled By Mayor
 Within Allowance
fContinued from Page 6.)

(Continued from Page 6.) hands of the -epopBe of this city there will be no 'wire-pulleTs/ or bosses foisted upon my administration.
 There is no financial interest to at- tract me, and shall have before me nothing but the earnest and sincere perforn1ance of the task which shall confront me l shall be interested in kflern, and shall try to perform 4hem weld, and hope as I befieve I shall that when nay dutsss shall have been done I shall, at least, have gain ed the Knowledge that you and the people of idgeport, having placed your trust in me, shall not havs placed it in me in vain;
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
New Price
 s26.o0 1.50 sS0.oO s116.OO S84.0O slOO.00 S85.O0
Outing Flannel Sleeping Garments

Sizes for women and misses For Women. Gowns of colored outing flannel all sizes. Regular sizes, $10O, $1.25, I39 to $2.5O Gowns of white outing flannel
 $1.25, $1 50 to $2.OO up White and Colored Flannel Gowns, in extra SECS.
 $1.69, $20O to $2.5O Pajamas of colored outing flannel. $25O and $3.9 For Misses Pajamas of coored outing flannel, and two piece styles. $2.0O and $500 Sacques and Boomers of Flannel Boomers in women's sizes. In colored flannel, $1Q0 and $1 80 White and colored flannel S1,7a Sacques of colored flannel in and attractive pat terms. Sizes from 36 to 46 inclusive,
 $1.00, S1,S5 and Sf.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Pretty Wedding At Swedish Church
 November }

AR efaaeFsts fall wedding will take Riasa an Saturday evening at F:a0 efeiesi; sR ths Swedish Bantist church sIaee Wahiarist, daughter ef ME. and Mrs August WaihIquist Of sFs How ard avenue, becomes the hriSs ef G; HerbeIst SaRdstrom; son ef Mir: and N #he eeremonE win ba per formed by aha pastor, ReF. Justinius, and will take place under a huge arch
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
MISS RECTOR
 DIES SUDDENLY

Miss 4iidFei EesteE sT, aaughteF ef Mir: and Mrs: prviiis AecaeE; af Iranistaa avenue; died last night at fiees5 fhe ga Althaagh hsnalaa ss se ass sssa A poor health for a number of mantfls the direct cause ef her death was lnz,aemio poisoning and odema-o of the lungs:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
DISCOVER PETFIFTED FOREST

Rome, Nov. 3,-Diseovery of great petrifed forests on the high plateau1s of Northern Sardinia, the trees or which are from nine to 12 feet in cir- conference. is reported in the Nrt-
 A goyernment commission declares enca as thesa forests are said to bA among the grandest in the world.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

reasea that it is necessary te give the flawe~iaa aheeta eezne up. The pot should be we'll filled with Foe.s before the aheets appear. The cellar js the after planting she euibs in them:
 After bulb has anee fieWeEed t had best he thFewa away. For ai- enough many women trF te iEeep their huiba from year "a year, it is flower aga4a-sad evea when they do they are never satiafa eterE hioems. Tomorrow-A Casserole Guest Sup
 per for Sunday Night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Reedcraft Leather
A Reedcraft Bag is ;

A Reedcraft Bag is a little more than a hand bag. It is.a work of art designed by an artist. Original in design and of the highest crafts manship it is so distinc- tive and elegant that any woman is proud to carry one.
 In brown leather, hand fooled and nicely mounted.
 $16.50
 Leather Section,
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
ATooNsHINER IN CHIMNEY.

kno2viiie, ienn.: Nav. a.-United States Marshal I, c: King and depu- ties raided the home of Waiter Boi- len, seizing and destroying three six -gailon-capacity stills. eighty gall Ions of HoapaaiRa iiquer and a,6ee gallons ef beer: They were about te leave when they heard a naise in the chimney. They Investigated and dragged BeiieR ert clad enlY ia 3 one-piece layer ef sect: RoIien Was placed under arrest; charged with it. licit distiiling;
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

Austen Chamberlain announced in House of Commons that the Wash intson arms conference will be dis cussed on Friday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

Women who need extra size clothes, dresses, coats suits will find something of especial in- terest in Fridays papers.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Efficient Housekeeping
 By LAURA A. HERMAN.
LET BULBS BRIGHTEN YOUR
 WINTER DINING ROOM

Psychologists have proved that a sunshiny dining room is conductive to good digestion and general optimism at mealtime. The cheeriness that em-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

have her dining room appointments as attr is possible to make them.
 It is good to be able to say that price are down. American, French, Japanese an Chinas are included in the sets which we on display. This is fortunate time to bU men will find it interesting to examine th wares.
 American Porcelain, 100 pc sets, show ing three designs in medallion patterns and one in gold with blue lines. Regu- larly from $34.OO to $35.5O
 American Porcelain, 112 DC set hay ing black border set with pink roses.
 French China Set, 112 pcs. with border pattern in pink and tan, coin gold handles. Regular $1OO0O
 French China, 100 pcs. border of roses with blue line, coin gold edge and half mat gold handles. Regularly $145.OO
 Nippon China, Ill pcs. decoration of black medallions set in tan border. Reg ularly $9725
 Nippon China, 112 pcs. blue and tan border with pink flowers. Regularly $121.65
 Bavarian China, 100 pcs. showing a gold edge and half mat gold handles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Corset Section

Childrens Underwaists of substantial material, in sizes for 2 to IA years 39 cts Misses Underwaists made with few bones, just enough to help hold the figure erect In waist measures from 21 to 30 inches. $1OO $150 and $2O0 Corselettes and Elastic Corsets for figures that require little support than an underwaist will give yet much regular corset. Good styles for dancing or for the athletic type of girl to
 $1OO to $500 Second
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
Indian Blankets

An interesting line in regular tribal designs, made of pure cotton light weight but thick. They are shr1nken and do not absorb moisture therefore they are good for outdoor College girls and boys like them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
"BIuebird" Hats

"Bluebird' Hats
 Saturday in New Y a @ be- were / present andth M b S12.5O the ] >>NNn <
 
  <: *: $: -
  all WWI1&@MA 
 sl25O the price
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03

Leather Section,
 Main floor,