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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
GIRLS TO HAVE
| TABLE AT PICNIC


A. o part - their activities fhs Fifls'
Home Demonstration eisb 81 Ferry Fass
have planned o. have 4 ~ciub7 table a.
the hiE community pfcnic 80 - hcif a.
Ferry Pass a. q part - TIE Fourth -
July celehraflun. The girls wau serve az
The table dressed Oh their eiuh uniformN.
fiana for the "clab~ fahle Wcra ais-
GUESSED az the fnnnthfy meefinw - me
club held ne the Ferry Pass mrhpuGhuuae
yes1wrdmy Miss Marwaret cath. coauty
home Hern0nNirmtiun aeNnf. mef wfth the
90 EiFis present ard 3 buaY forenaua was
spent IN ire various phases ~ ne Ciuh
work. The girls served . pienle iuucheun
End irc cream.
The Ferry Pass Home nemonstrafiUn
club O. one ~ the mnsf active and best
Wuritinr RiriT clubs ia TIE coanty. The
club keeps % with tho canning. poultry.
sewing and grape home demunstratiun
Wurk and has furnished several - tho
cQunty's prize Wlnnsre. The membera
seem a. realise tha Fun Significance % tha
ciuh work ana are enthusiasts ard take
great nrife in their werk.
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--air and Mrs. r. n. Adams and Hi
targ Davis left yesterday morning By
motor for Tampa where they win re-
main indefinitely.
-air. and Mrs. bronson and son. win.
~ MaIlnu. and Mrs. Rnumeister. ~ Quim.
tette. spent yesterday III the city.
Airs. Angus Mcmillan and daughter
Miss Matte Mae. and Mrs Carol Webb
GEullalie HutchinsonD are the guests ~
AIRS. MeMullan's sister. Mrs. n. T. VIII
iiams IN Milton. Mrs. Webb VIII return
% week. later Eoing 20 her home in
Columbus. ohio. Mrs. Mcmillan AMI
daughfer wIil regnain several weeks.
SIR ana Mrs william " Whoeler
have an attractive apartment with Mrs
Lois X Mayes. 1895 p. Ccrvnntea. where
they VII BE . horne 90 their friends
--f@v. and Mra. -. W. BusdcH and
two attractive daughters. Misses LILLIAN
and allie Bosteil % Fiomaton, spent
Monday II Pensacola. Ir. Bosdell cumlng
ca business.
Mrs. Matte whlsenant "a naln-
bridge. ia. Il the guest a her daughter.
Mrs. x. ] neale. q Little Bayou. and
other relatives.
Mr.. Herman Nelson returned 70 his
homo IN Mobile wednesday morning after
Wait If q month as the guest - Mrs
Victor Nelson Davis 81 Tuscaloosa. Is
GA the citT Ter a few DAYS en- business.
Miss Carrie Mae Robertson has re-
turned 90 Ter home IN Milton after spend
ing q week here a. the guest % rein-
flvea
nr Wilmer 8 Han lefi vest srdav morn
inc for Jacksonville 20 attend a meet
Ing nf dental examiners expecting -
be ent n TO city for ten dayE.
MIR. saniey Eembrook, ~ Milton. who
Is 60 at the Pensacola 4asaifaL ~ im-
proyln rapidly % the delight ~ his
friends.
MIR ana Mrs. Chandler ana son. Bnly.
are pleasantly located az 1925 D. Ger
antics.
Mrs. Frank rradiey. o. Camp sneed,
Aid. - the guest 81 her parents ar.
and Mrs. Il. =. Bradford. - East PEN
sacoia Heights. Mrs Bradley vas fer
merry Miss Elsie bradford
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THEocRITUs

MARY Lapslsy Caughcy9
Not 81 war, nor IL tears did BE- build
his song,
For the hills and the fields and Ire
shepherd throng
Are caught in bls delicate nei Of words.
With the dreadwood- nymphs and the
grey sea birds.
"naphnis." he sans. Daphuis Is dying
now.
Ye vlo.ets bear thorns, ye cattle bow
Your heads and weep fer Daphnia.'
And be sang
OF Polyphemus TIL the meadows rang.
OF Aeehincs he sang. then bowed his
head
And sang Of Armargllis loved. vet deal
Then tn 4 giadaened tone he told the
tales
OF gnatherds' loves Ia stili Sicilian wales
There the cicaaa with a noisy note
Chirped ia the pine tree while the poet
wrote.
within his verse he caught the hum Of
bees
That haunt The flowers underneath the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
NJ NINo 70 No = NIaooom IS


~ mlna 70 me 9 klngaon1 IS.
sach rressnt joys theFsin ! fin8.
That II sxcela an other BLISS
Tnak earth nfforas CT grows ~ kind.
TA0urh Enueh { went that meet would
have.
xet stlH my mind forhlas e crave.
No rrincaiy romn. no wealthy store,
30 force q win the victory
Ne wis wit e. Halve sore
No shape e. feed q loving eyes
To none q these ) yield as thraii.
Fer whyf m mind doth ssrsn Ter al.
: see how pienty surfeita or,
And haaty climbers soon d. fan.
I see that thee which ere aisft
aalshap dott threaten most r All.
They set with tsli. ihsy keep aith fear.
such EareK my mind could newer bear.
Coutent / Hve. thss Il ny stsv.
/ seek nc F1are than mag SUFFICE
/ press e. bear ne hauehts sway
Looa. shat I lack uly mind supplies
La thus / Triumph ike q king.
Content witt what my mind doth bring.
Noras have TO- much. SEE atiF DE- crave;
! nttle hsvs. ana seek no mere.
They are bat peer though much the1
have.
And am rich with little store;
They poor, I rich; they BEG. ! aives
They lack. leave. they pine. ] live.
~-sir Edward Dyer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
OAK GROVE

REV. J. r. FTiiInEim hIled he reg
ular appointment here sunday eve
ming.
AIR. and Mrs. VIII Grimen q wal
nut nm attended church here sun
DAY
afra. Ethel Elnaton and children n
Pensacola are visiting relatives TITS
week
Several ~ our farmers enjoyed
their vacation az the river last weeh
Nr. and AIRS Marlin sharpless VS.
lied relatives AZ walnut I'm satur-
day ara sunday
Sire. Amzie Assertion and baby spent
sunday with her sister Mrs. Coy uolt
II Walnut Hfil
Miss Eunlce Bowman 81 Rays
chapel attended preaching here sun
day.
A crowd from Bratt were 81 Oak
Grove sunday afternoon.
afr. - > buchanan was IN Atmare
Sunday on business.
Afr. and Mrs j. 81. Goodwin and
the formers mother. were n Atmore
saturday
a crowd 81 young men from wal
nut Hln attended church here sum
IVY MAA&&NWAAAs
Nr and Mrs. Alex steel entertained
a large eroVaf AZ their home Eatur-
day evening.
Mrs John Lambert and children -
RAYS chapel spent friday With Mrs.
Lambcrt's daughter. Mrs Wesley
Commoiaudcr.
ATrs. Fern ward - Walnut Hiil Wis
tied her parents. AR. and Mrs " H.
Goodwin last week.
leon Register ~ Pensacola r. visit
ing relatives az Oak Grove this week.
Alton Tall ~ Bratt. who d attond-
Ing the Florida business University
IL Pensacola. spent fhe weekend with
home folks
Miss MaWNie Haynes - Ferry Pass
was q visitor az the home ~ ar
and MnG !. T.. Goodwin saturday md
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley and chill
drea n Walnut Inii were visitors at
the home ~ SIR. and Nrs. }. T. Mer-
Pitt last Sunday.
afrs. Ankle Arertnn and Deiiie Mer-
rift spent the day with Mrs. Sarah
Merritt last Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
CALOMEL DYING
FAST In SOUTH
sDodson's Liver Toaes e Takins the
Place ~ Dangerous. Sick
enina orua.

You're bilious. sluggish. oonstipated
and heiisVe you need vie. danEerous
cal0mei - start your liver ard ciean
your bowels
Here's DodEnu'H nuaranfeei AAk yolir
drnwwist Cor q bottle - Doason's Liver
Tone and take . spuonful tonight "
Il doesn't start your liver and straight
en- you right up better than cai0mcl
and without gripping or making yuu
sick. I want you 20 SO back - the store
and get your money.
Take caionei today ard tomorrow
Foa 9TH feel weak and SICK AMI naa-
seated Don't lose days work. Take q
spoonful of harmless. vegetable Dod-
sons liver Tone tonight ard wake up
feeling great It's perfectly harmless.
- give a % your children any time.
IL can't saiivate 30 let them eat any
thlnr Advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09

Afre. Tom y White made charming
Hostess when ere entertained with three
eaaies ~ five hundred yesterday after
noon from three unff five o.eieek. n
honor q AEiss Gladys Bel. hrlae-eieet
of late June.
The White hons q admirably suited
fer entertainment wlth Is side porch
and spacious rooms which were beaufI-
fully ornamented fer the occasion with
yellow and white cut flowers. fern and
p0tteI pianta.
After tire game tire party took tho
fern 20 q miscellaneous shower which
N@s q cempis % surprise "a the homer
Euert. Miss EeH waa presented with an
Immense ya1iosg wedding bell containing
levaay gifts 81 every description.
Later a delicious salad course. Ice
course ard DAINTY yellow and white mints
we're served further carrying cut the
chosen coioF EGhgnses
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
PRESIDENT OREGON
HONORS LOUISE GLAUM

The presidential palace ~ Mexico City
was abia8e with cereFnuniai grandeur the
other day. The occasion being the official
reception ~ President Aware OBJ, son
- Miss Louise al am, J. Parker Reed.
Jr. star.
The entire diplomatic and soclal life
81 the Mexican capital was represented
az the reception accorded ths popular
American screen star and PRESIDENT
0bTegon vas - niue aintereate0 IN Miss
Glagm's personality and In her work that
DO asked that special pre-view % her
latest picture. II am Guiity,' he shown
a. the presidential palace. The picture
was shown e. neiect gathering and
the ceneenans 0f opinion "a President
0bFeEon and everyone present was
hiEh enthusiasm for Miss Giaurns great
ability aa an actress and the opportunity
that ~ vehlela n Am Guilty gave her
60 show heF art ~ its best.
The distinguished audience O. credited
with having iauaed Miss Glaum as Amer
ica's greatest emotional actress and a.
having remarked that 4 Am Guilty" was
not only che 81 the most enterfaining pic
lures they had even seen. but - an
artistic and Humptuoas production. ~ had
EFT them IN amusement 81 the high
quality ~ the einema's art to-day.
Miss Louise Giaurn who has been
apFndina . short vacation IN Mexico
city since her last release a. y. Parker
Reed Ir.ss proaurtion. "a Am Guilty
has found the southern capital a most
delightful place % hvo in que 60 che
wonderful klndnesses she has been ac-
corded On al sides and the signal hon
ors that have been paid hor b. Pres
ident ohreEon and the highest notahies
- Mexieo.
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FIRsRT CHRISTIAN CHURCH TO

Tie FIRST Christian church wam obs
serve Chlldren's day "a Sunday evening.
da.ae y ~ o'eloek. An interesting pro-
grAm has besa prepared which pranalses
e be splendid.
Mrs Robert Yates tAanle D. Humph-
rsys) has charge q the primary and
Junior ehiiaFen wAile Afss. George Lewis
Is 10 charge 81 tie senior boys and girls
The folius inE Is the pFoKganas
Opening uFayer--lssv. Mlnor J. Ross.
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Mrs Janssens experience o interest % ehildess wives
Compound and u
Isufsr al
always tkrky Mr.
adds testimonial Lydta
PInkhanas Vegetable Compound eaynf
Iwma N q
ofrYI
tas hays hsaty baby sft having been
a. B. HAD.
many such homes deus end
blessed healthy chren fnkhams NeGstnbs
tarlies. dspiaeemsnu. weakness and
at @ surgical onsssy caused BY serious sp.es
although
apparently serious ailments readily yA . Lydia Pkhzns
Neretaha
wi perfect safety and often prevents seroas trouhsa
% relief I'd rgrstfgy g forward hsss old 49,
and hapsss homes daxkned b nns nnd DESPAIR
Lydia L. Pinkhams Private Textbook upon -Afments
Peculiar Women" VIII be Write
Lydia T. Pinlham Medicine
This book contains valuable information
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
PENSACOLA MAN WOULD
PREVENT FUTURE FLOODS

II enc uf tho icading schools f0r deaf
uautes "a the south and an intimate
friend ~ Hartman ana other great
railroad builders. has addressed q
letter 20 the food sufferers On the
Arkansas ard Mississippi valleys suR-
rcztinr a plan which be believes
would. On great measure. prevent dam
ago from foods On the future. lfe
suggests the planting Of trees along
the rivers on both sides - sid en-
protection against floods.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
NEGRO rs HELD FOR
RORRINC FREIGHT CAR

r bert Donald. coiorea vas arrested
yesterday morning by Lieut. Mcclure
on q charge ~ being q dangerous ard
suspicious character. lie vas later
turned over % the county authorities
and win face trial In connection with
the theft from an L. q -. freight
car aoma weeks ago - q quantity -
meats and provisions. II + charged
that Donald was driving the wagon
used 10 haul the stolen goods away
from the car.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
GUESTS REGISTERED
At THE SAN CARLOS

AuunN tha eneafa rewlsfered at the
San caFlus hsfsl yesterday were Ernesf
Jonesl Mohiie. -. a. Laird. Tausnaa For-
gorson. MinFfEis. 8. A Aifarf. Chfpirr.
Pred W. Roth. Nes rofk cry "a. Arfhur
Foiciy. naifimafe. W. 4. fteoliiy Atlanta
william y. WotsL 81 Louis. W. ~ ~.
mer. New orieauas GearEe W. k1rn.
New York. W. - fgoukR. Aflanta. "
nsn. Mehlia.
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KENNEDY-HINTON
WEDDING YESTERDAY

James B. Koaneev. ~ fogiara. Ala.
ana NfiHs Laura Hinton. ~ carroiitun.
Aa-. were ntarxaea n tao city Yesterday
Afternoon 81 fhe aaan3en street Mrtho-
Nlat f.arsonare. IT " q Hurt perforln-
fnr tie csremuuy. Tha young couple Sere
stfsndcd ~ aff. ard Mra g. a. frics
a. Pollard mho aecuuHanisi them 80
1sensac1la from CaFrolltun. Thc party
fra immediately sitter thc cerenlrny ~
aatuuotsie an8 wfu visit several pu1nts
sn route before EulnN - nothan 90 rnake
ffair hunan. TheT wera ancomEanied %
Air. and Mrs. Price
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09

When your shoes pinch - your corns
ana buniunH ache 20 that you are tired
80 over. set Anen's Foot-Ease. ne an
tIseptic powder o. b. shaken into 10
shoes and Errinkicd IN the feothath z
VIII take the sting out ~ carns and bun.
ions and give instant relief % EnartiuG.
Aching. swollen Tender faet. iEoQ.oe
pounds a powder for ne feet we're uaed
~ our Army ard Navy during the waE.
Sold avcrywhere-~Aav.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09

paayiet. Flowers for ChIdren's Day
PRIMARY children.
song. *The Little OVERWHELMINGLY
children
saue sA@ssA TEL Ne the STORY q
Jesus --Junlora. - IS NzEzz
Fi8yist. ssss Offering Plate that Grew
bis eograees. .--intermediate department.
Pantemlme. 'The Message 90 the
Bells Seniors.
Denediction.
The pullie IL eordiaIlg invited 70 az
tend
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LADIES ASSISTING ~
REHEARsEls

In the preparation 81 the sunday school
day program 70 BE held 81 the First
Methodist church sunday. June ~. a.
1880 a. IA, AIRS. W y. Iiscomb. super
~ that church. has the able assistance
az the following ladies' airs. Terry Reed
Mrs. A. H. Jones. Airs. r. b. Saunders.
AIRS. l.. +. Fabialnnkl. Mrs. ID. v. Hot
land. Mrs. y. W. Andrews and Mrs. G -.
Rrisrlg.
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KLONDYKE

The X. Y. y. club enjoyed . nnh
fry AZ Nunez Ferry on Monday. june
s. Among those present were. Misses
Marie Hall. Ruby and Maxine Daw-
kina. Eiais Pierce Nora Rrewtou.
Edna Ponton. Meaers. Roy Nicholson.
John Frater, Charlie. oliver and Joe
Webb. The chaporonc was Mrs. r..
". Hal. After the ASKING and boat
Ing was enjoyed. a delicious picnic
luncheon was served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09

The piano and voice pupils q Mrs.
Elisabeth Cline naya will give an inter-
e@iinR piano recital On Friday evening "a
s o'clock 20 TIE staaIa. 81 =. Ehaze-st-.
intimate friends and relatives having
been invited 10 Re present The reci'als
given By afrs Daya's pupils are alwas
looked forward - vita keen interest ~
music lovers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
SOCIE Y
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS

Thursday. June g.
Mia Bimnt Re Waite hostess % the
Five Hmldrea club at = Fl.
Meeting Of The phiiatnoa Class Of
The Gadsd Street Mssh@aist
church with Mrs. winston Wheat,
1854 4. nlount stat 3 80 p. m.
Friday, Jans To-
Picnic for First Presbyterian SUM
Day school pupils and their pa
rents At Fort Barrancas.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
MISS LVsLE COOPER
LEAVES TUESDAY

Miss Lysle Cooper lan Tuesday for
JagIzsonxglle where she viii take a
steamer for Nsw York city motoring
from there 10 her home IN C1earf' ED. Pa.
where she win npend the summer with
her parents. she vii return 20 Pensa-
cola early IN the fan accompanied ~
Mr. ana Mrs. Cooper who win spend
the winteF here. Misc Cooper IL connect-
"a with TIE Pensacola Journal and has
scores q friends n the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
CHILDREN FIRST CHRISTIAN
CNUHCA NEET THIS MORNING

All children - TIE First Christian
church Sunday school are requested 20
meet az the church fbls morning az s.30
o'clock 20 practice fer Chlldreas DAP ey-
ercises.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09

MEETING or GIRLS ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION
Tha Girls Athlefse association win meet
az nayvIew park IA T.20 this evening.
an members are asked O. be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09
DARLING BABY
BRIGHTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound

AlGocna. pa. 81 err writ
inR - cell you what 10 ia NJ
Pink hams Vegetable Com
pound hnn done for me- We
hmd alx chi lrsn de aifnnat az
birth. Prem one hour % nine
teen days h Al they have
lived Befora my next ere
VS. born 4 took . dozen bet
ties u pour Vegetable Com
pound. and can say that u is
lhe greatest medicine %
earth. fer tins baby Il noe
foar months Old. ard q
healthier baby you wouid net
want 1 am sending you q
piwturs 81 her. Everyt,ss3y
says That II q very healthy
locking baby. You Lave my
consent 20 show these fWw
Anea ID mnyh0dy So Mrs..
g. VI BENz Isl SFd Avenua.
Aifoonn. "a.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-09

Old Papers for sale at Journal
Office.
, 1921-10-06

FOR RENT-rwo-room furnished cab
in; suitable for patching. modern;
lights and gas furnished; close in. $50
South Ash street. Phone 1556w.
1o-5-1t.
, 1921-10-06

a. m. and 1--WE go O'Clock n. m. On
ne 10th day Of October, "A. d.
Notice is further given, that bv
virtue Of the writ Aforesaid I viii
oner for sale to the highest and best
bidder for cash, at the south front
door Of the Courthouse in the Citv
or Casper, Natrona County, Wyo-
ming, between the hours of ten
tiO) o'clock a. m. and five (5l
o'clock p m on the 10th day OF
October, A. ID. 1921. the following
described property, to-wit:
l EUe1 curing car, 1 stationary
locker, 3 fat top desks, 1 Bur-
rougifs adding machine, / small file.
l letter scale, 2 wire letter travr.
looking glass. / Atlas, / linoiium.
! rocking chair. 2 office chairs. /
desk stool, 1 Smith typewriter. 1
desk, l small fat top desk. / xafo
No. 9S40, ! large case, 1 revolving
ME, = wire waste baskets, 1 diction-
airy, / clothes hanger. s swivel Of
nee chairs, 2 dining chairs. l mime
The said property will be sold 10
satisfy a Judgment heretofore and
on the gath day of September. A.
u: 1921, rendered In favor of plain
TN n the District Court of the
sixth Judicial District OF Wyoming
sitting within and for Natrona
county, IN n suit therein pending
wherein Pine Dome Oil Company, a
corporation, is plaintiff, and Wyo-
ming Exploration Company, a cor
poration. is defendant, in the sum
OF $4,000 together with the costs
OF said action taxed at Sf,222.o6
and ~accruing costs, and out OF the
proceeds Of said sale to pay the said
Judgment and costs aforesaid.
j. L. MARQUIS.
Sheriff Of Natrona
r County. Wyoming.
First publication Sept. "a, 1921.
Last publication Oct. Z. 1871.
, 1921-10-06
PERSONAL
sHERIFF's. SALE NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, that the
undersigned, Sheriff of Natrona
County, Wyoming, by virtue of an
order of sale issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the Sixth Judicial
District. sitting within and for Ma
trona County, Wyoming, in a case
therein pending wherein Pine Dome
Oil Company, a corporation, is
Plaintiff, and Wyoming Exploration
Company. a corporation, is Defend
ant, l will offer for sale at public
vendue at Pine Mountain, in said
County, viz, on Section SO, Town
ship 35 N, Range 81 West Of the
9th p. NJ, Natrona County, Wyo-
ming, to the highest bidder and best
bidder for cash, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Lifting jack, 10 spiderless slips,
drill press, wise, New Area rope
socket, 300-lb. anvil, 1914 casing
clamp, 4x34 stem, bit ram, blower,
2 Barrett jacks, 300-lb. anvil, SIX
SO fishing jars, 2 temper screws,
Moon generator, 4kx34 stem, 2
Barrett jacks, swivel wrench, 7x19
bailer, 10x10 spud, SIS common
casing head, 8 gate valves, L team
horses, 1 heavy wagon, 1 12-ib.
wagon tank, 1 1924 blacksmith
shop, 1 16x16 bunk house, 1 12x12
ice house, II spring cots, L cook
l cook stove, 2 blankets, l
tub, 2 washboards, 1 boiler, 2 oil
l Dodge truck, 1 blow torch,
kitchen at Mosher camp, 65 pieces
2x12x20 timbers, 4 squares, $500
feet steel measuring line. l grind
stone, 1 Fairbanks 10 horsepower
gas engine, l Standard rig. 2 ESQ
ID. tanks, about 500 barrels of oil,
one lot pinch pipe. IS joints 6A
casing, l sat casing wagons, Pros
Sc socket, Eagle anvil, $500 feet
e wire cable, AZ x30 stem, Sh
slip socket, set 16-inch drive clamps.
, 1921-10-06

4hx34 stem, New Area rope sock
ct, 9xl9 bailor, swivel wrench, 40
horsepower boiler, 4Sx16 sinker.
On center rope sprocket, I2xl2
Oil Well engine, forge, set 6-inch
wrenches, 1-ton Yale hoist, 5xi9
bailer, Axle bailer, 1OxSL Braid
ing head, 3 els, 0 bits, 1 set har-
meas, l light wagon, / 2Ox4O gar
age, 1 14x24 bunk house, 1 1lx44
bunk house, l 7x7x7 ice box, /
cook stove, 1 heating stove, ID
quilts, 2 dining room chairs, / 20
gal. -four can, 2 bunk house tables,
! dining table, kitchen lower camp.
2 l21sx20 casing, 8 hand saws, 1
National drilling machine, black
smith forge and blower, / cross-cut
saw. / Star drilling machine. IL
joints 6% casing, G 4Ollb. tanks, 1
lot 3-inch pipe, 1 steel derrick, z
joints 81 casing. Said sale will
take place on Section SO, Township
50, Range 81 West of the 9th p.
NJ, Natrona County. Wyoming, be-
tween the hours OF ten (1o) o'clock
, 1921-10-06

FOR RENT-Seven-room u~nfurnished
house. with gas. 623 South Durbin
street. Phone 51sJ. 10-6-2t
, 1921-10-06

FOR sALE-Forty acres OF chone land overlooking the city Of Cas-
per n about mile from the city initz suitable fr a good addition.
Your money invested in ris forty nw viii make you independent in a
I'm n proposition Il this nature It he right prce ask fol- compht de-
ta1sI his can b e sold at about oncnfth OF the price that forty acres
n sam dstance ron tow hhs sold for this year. Hero is a n ouportunnv
for sons mar o an association Of men to make some handsome prntsL
but Il necessitstes quick action.
TO TRADE-A fine modern enSne OF Eut Second .,r.... nm -.
in good ar or lots to tie caue o $500 and balance car % maid IKE rent
onwer IL leaving own at once and instrrcts u to convert his eouttvb uto
a good, high priced car or In ome vacant lots hat he "a leave without
ear OF Depreciation because OF lack OF ar and attention. Some roo
division lots anywhere around Casper would be considered iThs
owner wants o leave town within a day o. two.
FOR RENr-Threeroom house near renner1es SIS.
per month
rFivorooms and bath. hardwood floors. rn- strictly n,o6err. ure,,-
nished: very reasonable for permanent tenant.
Choice lot o n Spruce street justo IF CY avenu paving. n rai bargain
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL No. b.
Strictly modern three ro0m and bafh: exccptfouan GOOD i~.ao-.
ear be handled o n a first payment that would tstp "a for IN rinnhsns
and installation Priced right; strictly modern.
Phone The Western Realty and Lot Sales Co. Phone
1o7s 511 Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 1918
, 1921-10-06

FOR RENT = Furnished ten-room
house in North Casper, 1880 per
month to responsible party. Inquire
Adams, $40 West Yellowstone avenue.
10-6-2ts
, 1921-10-06
HELP WANTED-MALE

MANUFACTURER opening local Of
flee wants n good man to manage
same: permanent business and satis-
factory income. Sec manager. room
1so ,HcnninE hotel to-day and Fri.
day. lo-o-lI-
wANTED-A tailor. Apply the Man
in the Barrel 1o-o-u
, 1921-10-06
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