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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Stiff. Running Furniture.

When he drawers Of any article of
furniture are hard to move they may
be made TO run easily by rubbing dry
soap on the parts that fit into the
grooves. Door hinges that do not work
we'll should be rubbed along the bear
ings with oil. Many unpleasant noises
arise where wood bears on metal. and
the sound may be entirely stopped by
the application of little grease. A
window that is difficult to move should
be treated with grease, applying it on
the sash and then pushing the window
up and down until an easy movement
Is secured.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Political Strategy.

How did Senator Snortsworthy get
such reputation for political .acu-
men?"
THE senator never waits until the
band wagon is crowded before he
climbs aboard"
Nor
When it's about half-fuu. he
mounts with no apparent hurry and
conducts himself with such dignity
and aplomb that the late Corners think
he has been there all the time. Dir
mIngham Age-Herald.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Wortf, Considering.

The question is not so much how you
contract cold, but how to get rid of
1T with the least loss of time and in
commence. Ii you will consider the ex-
perience of others under similar cir
cumstances. who have been most sue
cessful in checking their colds. in their
beginning, you will secure bottle of
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy with
out delay, and use it faithfully. There
are many families who have used this
preparation successfully for years and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
New cure for Cataract

A new instrument has been IN
vented by q Spanish surgeon for the
cure OF cataract Of the eye by. means
OF suction. The new method obviates
the use Of the knife which makes an
operation so undesirable In the cases
of elderly patients. The former En-.
press Eugenie was treated by this
method in her ninety fourth year with
remarkable success.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07

Constipation of the bowels is a
stoppage of the sewerage system that
removes waste matter from the body.
1t is as necessary that your bowels
move regularly once each day. to carry
off this waste, as it is that the waste
pipes of your home be kept open and
carry off the waste from the house. If
you would enjoy good health, keep
your bowels regular by taking Cham
berlain's Tablets when needed
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
A Great Scheme

what Going to Punktown again
for your vacation? Why. last summer
you told me the mosquitoes were
fierce and the fishing poor"
Yes, know, but the proprietor
has written me that he has crossed
the mosquitoes with the fish aud guar.
antees D bite every secoad."
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
chamberlaln's Cough REMEDY.
Advertising

This is a pleasant, safe and reliable
medicine for coughs colds. 1t has been
in use for many years and is held in
high esteem in those households where
it's good qualities are best known. 1t
is favorite with mothers of young
children. as it contains no opium or
other harmful drug. Try it when you
have need of such remedy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07

When you have a severe headache,
a disordered stomach and eoustipa-
ton. take three of Cham berlain' 3
Tablets. They will correct the disor-
ders of the liver and bowels, effect
ually curing the headache.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
No Use for IL

whats the matter old chapf
Didn't she return your loveP"
That's just the trouble. She re-
turned it and told me to give 1t to
some other Klrh"-RoSt0n transcript.
, 1922-10-22
OWN YOUR HOME

SOUTH SIDE property of five rooms and bath on first floor.
and five rooms and laundry in the basement All ten rooms
completely and well furnAhed. Gas,heat, three gas ranges, lawn,
trees, sidewalk and but half block from paving. Income VIII
nearly make the payments. Price $1,000; easy terms.
DUPLEX of four rooms and bath each; built-in features;
breakfast nook, gas, furnace heat; full basement with large
laundry room and space for large apartment Two car garage.
sidewalks and situated in the much desired southeast section,
on paved street, one of the incest in the city. Price, $11,500.
WIN Pay Rent, when the income from this property will more
than care fr the payments?
EAST SIDE cottage of four large rooms and bath. Linen
shelves, kitchencabinets and range. connected; Large base
ment, where three rooms can be finished and have laundry
and Etoreroom accommodations also. The terms are as easy as
rent, and the price is only $4,000.
BUILDING LOT, 54x7O feet; basement already dug; two
blocks from paving, gas in the street Price $500 and terms
may be had il wanted.
MIDWEST HEIGHTS offers a three-room house on nice lot
for the very small sum of $675, and a larger home Of FIVE
ROOMS and bathroom tno fiSturesl with enclosed kitchen
porch and kitchen cabinets, at 80 $500, q very small down
payment will buy these homes and easy monthly Payments
may be had on the balance.
ANY REALToR is privileged to show you these properties.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, restaurants, hotels, groceries
and other lines, we can supply your wants. Call on US.
INCOME PROPERTIES AND INVESTMENTS, apartment
houses, business buildings and buisines lots that will increase
in value during the growth that is now beginning and afford
some handsome profits a well as paying good returns on the
investment ACT NOW, Casper is a sure bet, and oPPoRTU-
MITES Of today will be ANCIENT HISTORY before the hest
tating and doubling Thomases awakenl
, 1922-10-22

THE problem Of designing a COM
i Portable house for a narrow city
lot has received very little attention
from architect. This Dutch colonial
house could be built on a as foot lot
without crowding. 1t shows a remark
ably skillful piece of planning with its
spacious rooms and ample wardrobe
and closet space.
Entering a small vestibule, contain
ing n good clothes closet, we find a
living room the full width of the house.
A fireplace Is located at the further
end OK this room. A splendid sun
porch with easement windows giving
an excellent view up and down the
street, opens from the living room.
The stairs ascend from n end Of the
living room, and through a cased open
ing the dining room is entered. Be-
You'd Is the kitchen, with a screened
porch at the conner. -
Upstairs there are two fine bedrooms
and a well arranged bathroom.
Fire resisting construction Of con-
crete block covered with portland &C.
ment stueco was specified by ]. 7.
Pomeroy, Cos Dearborn street, Chi
cago, the architect who designed the
house. The plans arc equally well
adapted to brick, hollow tile or frame
construction.
, 1922-10-22
Marshall & Brown
145 N. Center St.

One Of the very best and most modern houses in the city,
tho basement is finkhed and complete, this property is located
on CY avenue; the lot is large, plenty of room for another
house. Price for the entire property, $4,000; only $4,000
cash
We have listed on of North Casper's very best five-reom
houses; two lots, and well located; the price IS $500; small
down payment, or will take car, balance easy.
sixroom modern house. east part, well located; some
thing extra good; price, $4,000; terms can be arranged.
Three-room modern house next to CY avenue. Price only
1880; small down payment, balance monthly.
Fourroom modern house, next to CY ave.; price $4,000;
only $500 cash.
Second street, vacant 75x15o corner; one of the best va
cant corners left, and price is only $500; your own
terms
Two lots. corner of Kenwood and Second street. Price for
the two lots is $4,000; terms to suit.
We solicit your lstngs for rentals; also. if Won wish to
sell. it will pay you to see us.
We are on the market for trades, anything, any price. and
any place.
C. D. Brown J.J. Hart
HAZEL I KUHNs. Notary Public
, 1922-10-22
sEcoHp FLOOR PLAN

" OAAAGA W. AAOAth(O HAA eAh~
We consider it a good time to buy right
now. Here are some homes that are worth
the money.
We have a good modern home on the South Side that
is worth the money. This is the equivalent of a five
room house, large enclosed front porch with Murphy
bee. and dressing room, nice large sunny living room,
bedroom, kitchen and bath, breakfast nook; many
built-in features.
In a good residence portion of the city and the price
of this property is only $4,000. 1t can be handled
with a cash payment of 81 900 and the balance at
$85 per month.
Another good one. Nice .fve-room house in South
east part of the city. Full size lot facing town. This
is a good house, having a large, comfortable and
well lighted living room, dining room, two bedrooms
with large closet space, bath; oak floors in main
rooms and bath, nice yellow pine floors in the bed
rooms; two well lighted bedrooms in the basement;
laundry room with built-in tubs; shower bath stor-
age and coal rooms; we'll developed garden patch at
wanting a good size lot. Only one block off pave
ment. The price of this place is $1,000. It can be
handled with 8 reasonable cash payment and the
balance like rent.
part of the city in fine residence district for 81, 800.
We will finance and build you a house on this lot if
you will pay cash for the lot.
We can help you finance and build a home for you
if you have your lot all clear. Our building depart
ment is equipped to do first class work and do it
quickly.
We have many nice homes for sale. We may have
something that would suit you. 1t would be a pleas
ure for, Us to show you property. No obligation in
Cured.
A. P. Nesbitt Realty Go.
REALTORS
"Ths Market Place for Homer"
3os-so7 o. s. Building Phone 7se.M
consult A REALToR"
, 1922-10-22
Casper Realty Company
A Few Bargains Being Offered at Present

On south side pavement; east front lot, sox1+o, with sew
eral large tres and lawn; especially pretty yard-the house is
about 2s by Sc. with porch across entire front SO feet by ~
second floor. Besides these five rooms there is a big sum
mer room in the back about II feet square; garage built in
connection; upto-date chicken house in back Of lot The price
has been cut $500 on this property in the last month The
owner j. anxious to leave here and can make you 4 good
proposition.
, 1922-10-22

Incl room IN vi UuCN II 2 uUTG TlIHEC VTE III
connection; uptodate chicken house in back Of lot The price
has been cut 81 1900 on this property in the last month The
owner Is anxious to leave here and can make you = good
proposition
This high grade ffye-room house, while it is not close in,
southeast part of city. high, commanding a first class view Of
the mountains and Of Casper proper, is one Of the best bar
gains we have to offer today. The house is 24xse; five
water and gas; 4ex14O foot lot, and is offered on a reasonable
payment down Of $500 to $500, at $3.50,
Southwest part of the city, two blocks OFT pavement, cor
nr 60x140 foot lot, with good fourroom house on the back
of the lot, facing side street. Can sell this house with 60x60
lot for $500. The house is convenient, new, half basement,
four good rooms and mayoe what you are looking for. Can
get the front end of the lot with the house. or separate, COX
so feet, for $1,000. Terms can be arranged.
located, on South Oak-50x14o. The price has been reduced
from 81, 600 to $1,n50 for quick sale; half cash win handle it.
This is n good buy.
lot with finished four-room basement with gable singled roof;
the building is 24x30, has gas, water, electricity; the price has
been cut from $1,000 to $1,000 for quick sale. Absolutely
could not be duplicated for that price today.
High grade lot on East Second street; half block east of
Hospital; splendid location, level; a bargain at s1,1oo, or will
sell as ffnt payment on four o. five-room house.
On East Yellowstone we have q paint shop or garage build
ing, 24x4s. The paint shop proper Il 24xs6; three living
pavement; the owner is sacrificing it because he needs some
immediate cash; price IS $4,000; besides the building, $500
worth Of furniture including good piano goes with the place.
This is a corner and is a bargain
Casper Realty Company
los S. Center ST. Phone 3I
, 1922-10-22

High grade lot on East Second street; half block cas-
Hospital; splendid location, level; a bargain at S1,1oo, or
sell as flint payment on four o. five-room house.
Evening star., 1922-05-28

Some of the wood which is used in
the making of airplanes has been
kept for many years before 1t is con-
sidered sufficiently seasoned to be
Evening star., 1922-05-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS, .
BALTIMORE. Md. May "a tSpeai

BALTIMORE. Md May "a tSpeaisil.
There is a fair demand for Young
fat cattle of all descriptions. but thin.
ordinary stock is slow sale, as demand
is centered on top grade cattle. w harr
receipts light. but ample at stock
yards Quotations today at Light
street wharf:
Beef-First quality. Ib. 7aT1s;
medium. Ja6; bulls. as TO quality. 4as;
oxen, as TO quality. 5a5: milch cows,
choice to good. 50.00a75.0o; common 4"
fair. 30.00a4o.00.
CaIves-Veal~ choice. Ib, 1olss1l |;
choice, fat. heavy. 9lsa10: fair TO good.
heavy rough, 5 y as; common thin. "a
5la.
Sheep-Ne. ]. ib.. 6a7; old bucks. Alr
as: common. elsa3ie- -.
Lambs-Choice, lb.. spring, 35 20 80
lbs, 15a15 y poor. heavy lambs, 12a1s.
Hogs-Straight, H., 10: sows, as to
quality, 7aS; stays and boars, 5a5A,
CHICAGO, May 27.-(U. <. bureau or
markets ).-Cattle--R 800 head;
compared with week ago. beef
steers Is to 20 higher; better grsdes
of fat she stock. 10 to IS higher;
lower grades and Gamers and cutters.
10 to % lower; bulls steady to weak:
veal calves, 25a50 higher; stockers.
steady to 25 lower; meaty feeders.
firm: weeks top beef steers, 9.35; Two
prices Of beef steers. 7.9oas.65: yearl-
1pgs stockers 6.S5a1.50; meaty feed
ers, S.00aS.40: fat she stock, 5.65a1.3s:
Gamers and cutters. 3.70a4.65; veai
calves, 9.00a9.75. -.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 head; opened
10 to Is higher: general market most
ly 10 higher than Fridays average:
closed: weak with most of early Rd-
vance lost; top, 1l.00; early bulk,
1o.45a1o.so; holdover, light; pigs.
about steady; medium weight. 1o.soa
1890; lightweight, s.s5aio.s5: light
lights, 10.25a10-s0: packing sows
smooth 950a10.00: packing sows.
rough, s.25a9.60; killing pigs, S.sSa
Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head; STEADY:
good handy hest Mexican shorn
lambs. 1850: compared with week
ago more desira BILE. fat lambs and
|yearlings 75a1. 1.00higher; others and
sheep, steady to 50 higher; weeks
bulk prices, spring lambs, 1Ss75a15, 10;
fed lambs, H. 25al35o: yearlings, 9.00a
1925; wethers, 700a7.5o: ewes. 6.pds
"a 90; new crop feeding lambs, l2.ssa
NEW YORK. May a7.-cattle-Re-
ceipts, 700 head: no trading; calves.
receipts, AGO., steady; veals, s.eoa
1900: culls. 7,ooas.5o; little calves.
6 50a7 90; Virginia calves. s.50all 90.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. f.soo
head: lower; sheep 4.0oa6-60; cuils.
, l50a3 3 90; lambs. I2.00a16.75. Il
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head: steady::s
light to medium weights, 1L35al1.l.;
! pigs and. heavy. hogs. ll.eoall.sst
roughE S.Soas.eb.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
MARKET BRACESU Up /
FOLLOWING DECLINE

NEW YORK, May s7-ouoted
values OF stocks and bonds lost
ground In the first half Of the week,
but later more than made up their
losses on Increased operations. and
extensive short covering.
The recovery proved astonishing in
the face of sitter money tendencies,
due largely to the heavy expansion cf
rose to s per cent and time funds
were less freely supplied for all but
prime commercial paper.
Most other economic and technical
factors favored the rebound of prices.
The horizontal freight rate reduction
Commission was without seeming ad-
verse effect.
r Little Change I'm Rails.
Quotations on investment rails
changed little and the strength of
low-priced or secondary issues, as
exemplified by New Haven, Erie. and
almost score of the western and
southwestern groups. hit new high
records for the year or even further
back.
Resumption of dividends on Big
Four" common and increased dividend
disbursements by several utility and
special Industrial companies, in
cluulHs NOrtn american ana COM
putting g-Tabulating- Recording, testi-
fed to the further revival of trade
and transportation.
General Advances Noted.
In the commodity markets, prices
OF some finished steel and iron prod
ucts were advanced. coppers showed
greater firmness. crude oil quotations
were again elevted and the American
Woolen Company announced higher
prices for its products. The steady
rise of raw and refined sugars ac-
companied the extraordinary come
back" in that industry.
Rumors of mergers of various
commercial. industrial and railway
interests again flew. 1t was assumed.
however, that such projects would
remain In allegiance pending the
governments pronouncement regard
ing the'proposed steel mergers.
View of Foreign Issue.
Pessimestic views expressed in
foreign banking circles after ad-
journment of the Genoa conference
were not reflected in the movements
of international currencies. Lead
ing American financial interests be-
lieved Germany would accept the
terms laid down by the reparations
commission, thereby paving the way
to a large international loan.
Evening star., 1922-05-28
STEEL MILLS NOTE
ACTIVITY IN TRADE
Good Supply Of Orders in
Hand-Increased Produc-
= ton Reported.

NEW YORK, May 27-The demand
for steel continues active and sales
for the week include 10.500 tons of
rails to Japan. Mills have good sup
plyof orders on hand and are increas-
ing production. Although prices are
firm. advances are being schecked by
reduced freight rates and a more. fa-
vorable fuel situation. which offset
the possibility Of wage increase.
Pig iron is active and firm with little
reserve stock. English iron is selling
in a small way.
Copper Firm and Active.
Copper has been firm and active
with buying so far this month on Il
more active scale than any preceding
month this year. Some authorities
estimate that the May sales Will ag- :
gregate 200. .O0O.0 900 tons, which would
be the largest months business in
years. 1t is believed that producers
are well satisfied with the volume of
business, although demand slackened
somewhat toward the close of the
week France and Germany have been
the most active buyers for export,
while there has been moderate de-
mand from Belgium. Scandinavia and
the orient.
other Metals Firm.
Tin was easier on reports OF large
shipments from the Straits. but later
steadied on Improvement in the Lon
don market.
Lead was quiet. Prompt delivery
Evening star., 1922-05-28

erty National Bank. has charge Of the
symposium.
This committee met again yester-
day in the boardroom of the Liberty
National and rehearsed plans for
bringing forward interesting features
IN actual practice behind the scenek
IN bookkeeping. accounting and
transfer departments of banks
ID. r. Crissinger. controller of the
currency, in an address before Penn
sylvanfa Bankers Association ap-
peaied for maintenance of the gold
standard.
ID. n. Crissinger to Banker>
Mr.. Crissinger said that for Europe
10 begin TO pay interest on its obi
cations to United States at this time
would mean that she would have to
make further drain on her gold
STOCK. and thereby endanger the gold
standard. or We would have to take
European goods in large quantities
IN either case our economic position
would be weakened. He continued:
Most that can be undertaken at
TINS time is TO reach a workable
understanding and settlement of in
ternational debts due us: and there
must be a serious effort to balance
her assets
1T has been proposed that a con
ference of the various national finan-
measures to restore and maintain the
gold standard. In every such discus
sion ii must be kept in mind that the
permanency of the gold standard de-
pends fundamentally upon some ad-
justment or settlement, not cancella-
tion. of all international debts in
terms of gold. so that they can De
paid by contracting parties. The eco
nomic. possibilities of reconstruction
must be measured in units of human
a
such units means default and dis
aSter.
we must maintain the gold stand
ard and we must. bear our part in
making the rest of the world main
tain 1T. or else we must be prepared
to deal with new standards in the
whole field of international inter
course. No man can guess what
those standards might be. But just
as faith, honor and square dealings
constitute the only standard to which
human conduct can ever be uni
-versaIly related. SO in the present
state of society one feels that tips
gold standard of money is the only
one to which we can hope to relate
the money systems of the world.
Il speak of these things with great
earnestness because lately there have
been evidences of revival in uneN-
pected places of sentiment altogether
too hospitable toward the old fall
lacies of cheap and unsound money.
Sometimes they have been dressed
up in attractive disguises. some OF
them indeed. have been So thor
oughly camouiaged that il is hard
to recognize them as merely the re
furnished and modernized doctrines
of Coin Harvey. Gen. James b.
Weaver and Brick Pomeroy.
But on examination they Will be
found lust that: and we VIII be wisr
to stamp them out now, with the In
exorable logic of truth and expert
ence. Our country must stand for
the policies that are sound and last
ing. Others may be tempted intn
daneerous eNperiments We have
seen the disastrous consequences of
some of these. and we must hold hrm
for the things we know TO be deserN-
ing of our confidence. 80.