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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Flights by Night
Safe as DAYTIME!

NEW YORK. Dee ss,--Nighf
flights have been mado na safe as
day flights. Lieu,enants II. Il. Har.
rla and D. l.. Drummer OF the Z. s.
A. s.. reported TO tho aeronautlc
division OF tho American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers
A. the result of four years Of
development work az Mccook Field,
Dayton. Ohio. In building up an
aviation industry. the two officers
declared that all night-flying air.
planes should be required to carry
two wing-tip landing lights. two
parachute flares. and ono SCI Of
ncvaEiaiion lights and ono hand
fiashlight which can be used for
signalling purposes
Each terminal nirdrome. they
said, should be- provided with q
combined emergency beacon and
landing light giving minimum
beam candlcpower OF go. 900. 90: q
complete set Of boundary and OBJ
stncle lights. and an illuminated
wind cone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
HOLIDAY BUYING.
SETS new MARK
Christmas Season Largest
in History Of Seattle

The 1873 Christmas shopping sea.
son. just pissed, WAS the largest In
the history OF Seattle. according TO
preliminary estimates issued by Har.
old NJ Moore. head OF the Seattle
Retail Trades Bureau.
'sMore purchases per capita were
made this year than ever before. /"
says Moore. 1T was tho greatest
shopping period ever seen in this
city. i, slightly echpsed the 1922
Christmas rush"
Christmas shoppers were carly
this year. according 10 the Retail
Trades Bureau. Purchases started ms
early ne December 10. but tho inevi.
table last day rush could not be
avoided.
Reasons advanced for the phcnom.
email Christmas rush are many. tho
most important being that there are
10. 900 moro persons In Seattle now
than there were last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

perhaps. contributed somewhat to
the activity OF the real estate mar.
ket II would be more accurate.
however. 10 say that the two have
gone hand.in.hand. for the real
cause Of both has been, basically.
the new stride that the city as a
whole has taken.
An analysis OF the building per.
mits for the past year shows that
the growth has been we'll balanced.
Many big new buildings have been
started or completed, and these run
into the millions OF dollars in value.
But the year has not been top.
heavy with big enterprises. Smaller
buildings have sprung up on vacant
lots or 10 replace the old frame
& structures Of the past on the Gown
town streets. And with Il ali, the
small residential district store build.
ing, and the many residences that
keep Seattle a city OF homes" have
done more than their share OF con.
tributing to the total.
In the business district the activ.
lty has not been confined 10 any
one direction. The big Industrial
area iE the southern part Of the
city the retail section north or pike
st.. and many smaller areas such as
Union st., Fourth ave. and the like,
have all been scenes Of unusual de.
velopment. Vacant spaces in prao.
tically all OF the residential sections
have been filling up. and a new life
has been apparent in suburban
properties.
II has been. indeed, good year
In Seattle real estate. Nobody can
foreteI with certainty what the IN.
ture viii unfold But right now.
Judging from all the signs. ~ looks
as Il Santa Claus has placed in
seattle's stocking another year that
will continue tho activity in the real
estate market with increasing mo.
mentum as the months 60 By.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Austria May Get
Real Money Again

VIENNA. Dec. 25.--Austria Is 10
have real money again.
After five years OF doing business
on almost worthless kronen. bin
has been introduced in tho Ma
tional council which would empower
the government to replace the notes
Of 10000 and 5000 crowns by ell
yer coins called shiillngs and half
slfillings. Another now silver coin.
equal in value 90 10000 crowns.
will be called a double shilling.
The new shilling viii contain Sc
per cent Of fine silver and will
weigh seven grams
Bronze and nickel coins, ranging
in value from 100 crowns 10 1000
crowns. will also be issued
Three hundred and ninety mil
lion crowns represents the total
value Of the Austrian notes 10 be
replaced by the new coins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Cops Horn In
on Adieux of
Gay Cavalier
18th Ave. Romance Is
Nipped in Bud by
Officers

The romantic flame Of Old Spain
burned In the breast OF Bob Slater.
10. according 10 hts own version OF
somewhat shady affair az 1917
Seventh ave. iate--vcry iatc-Mon.
day. night. which resulted In HIS ar.
rest as a common burglar suspect.
Slater was just climbing out OF n
window in tho apartment when
sergt. Howard t. Kent and Patrol.
man C. j. Gueitei nabbed and Jailed
him.
II was Just bidding fond adleu
to my sweetheart" explained Slater.
"She wasn't home. 30 l wrote her
a note and left It on her pillow.
A burglar7 No. / am no thief.
should say not"
Just the same" said the cops.
you'll spend the night In Jail. And
maybe Capt. Tenant will have
something TO say TO you in the
morning.
Slater admitted having been ar.
rested two years ago In a similar
affair as a burglar suspect, police
say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
REAL SANTA IS
MONIES VISITOR
Drives Reindeer Into Town
With Sleigh Of Gifts

NOME. Alaska. Dec. Santa
Claus appeared in Nome this morn.
ing. possibly on his way hcme after
visiting the States.
There was no doubt about tho
old scntieman's Identity.
Thru streets lined with almost
every able. bodied man. woman and
child In the city. Santa, from hts
scat amidst a gigantic and varied
assortment OF toys. guided his two
reindeer TO the center OF town and
there opened his pack.
swiftly he worked. distributing
his wares from his frlgid Workshop
in the vicinity OF the North Pole.
and then. his sleigh empty. drove
off into the North. leaving as pop
eyed and as palpltating a bunch OF
children as one ever saw on Christ.
mas morning
This time santa Claus advertised
his coming. reluctant to slip down
the chimncys, DO his jolly stunt
and then slip away without doft.
Ing his peaked cap 10 his wor-
shippers.
A local newspaper printed wire
from him several days in advance,
dated North Pole" and advising
people to come out and meet him.
insisting that every Nome child
be on hand. They were.
II The gentleman really were not
bona fide Santa. no one has been
able SO far to dcBtroy the iiiu.
sion The fact that the reindeer
were furnished by the I.omcn Rein.
dcers ana Trading corporation OF
Nome was explained with the IA.
surancc that santais own Bonner
and Bitten had been injured cross.
ing the Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
A Good Year for Seattle
Real Estate
BY w. u. FRANCE
business Editor of The Star

With 1923 drawing to close, Sc
attic real estate dealers are busily
engaged in going over their records
10 find out just what they have
been doing during the past twelve
months. But even before the de-
tails have been tabulated. IL Is ap-
parent to all who have followed the
market that Seattle real estate has
seen one Of It's best periods Of nc
tivity
The word best" Is used advisedly.
Seattle has witnessed boom periods
when the market was active 10 the
point OF wildDess. but in the light
OF past experience. there are few
who pronounce such market sub.
s;aHtlalijy' good" FOR It has been
like The nusn OF a fever that soon
passes. to leave only q protracted
pailor.
There has been no such "toom"
during the past year. but tho mar.
ket has reflected the activity Of a
normal, substantial growth Of the
city. II is true. however. that this
reawakening Of Seattle real estate
activity has been attended by some
incidents that SAVIOR Of boom times.
Many instances have been cited Of
people who bought wisely IN
the early part Of the year having.
within the course OF a few months.
been offered substantial profits for
their purchases.
This. however has not been due
70 the speculative psychology OF the
old-fashiOned Western boom. but has
been due ~ steady rise in price
levels. which naturally goes faster
81 rome diatHetg than IN OTHERS.
And there hnye been numerous dis.
tflcis in the city that have found
themseivea fquarely In the paths
OF greater development
The fact that 1923 has been the
Tecoad building yeas Tor Seattle has.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Book Prize Winner
Picked for Award

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-The win.
ner Of tho 100000 Of tho Edward
Box American peace award has been
selected. but his namo will be with.
held until January 7. II ID announced.
ElIhu Root. chairman OF tho jury
OF award. gave tho prize winning
essay TO Box. following the Intter'a
arrival from Philadelphia yesterday.
Box will transmit II TO The policy
committee Of the award.
The author VIII receive $50. 900 OF
tho prize at once. but his name win
not be diyulgcd until January 7.
when tho plan will be- made public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Thief Steals
Jail Turkey

CTEALING Christmas turkeys
- from the city fail Is the latest.
Police Report Clerk Louis Stoke.
who handles a wicked typewriter
in the traffic division, Is the com
planning witness.
Stoke received a weil-fed tur.
key Monday afternoon and put Il
in the ice box OF the Jail kitchen.
Tuesday morning he found that
the bird had flown-far. far away.
when / find the guy who stole
my Christmas dinner" Stoke
said wrattfully. I'm wiring his
blooming neck. And II find out
a policeman stole II III shoot him
on the spot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

Bogsrt. Clarence V. Seattle Legal
Holm. Mary, Seattle ...... Legal
Charlton. Chase w. Seattle Legal
Wall. Naomi NJ. Tacoma ..... lie gal
Blacksmith. Charles f.. Ronald Legal
Clark, Frances NJ. Seattle Legal
Brunsbcrg John d, Issauuah Legal
Nielsen. Emile Marie. Seattle. Legal
Ham. Charley. Snoaualmie 80. Legal
Lcith, Ruth Anna. Eugene Or Legal
Thompson. Albert. Seattle Legal
Draller. Alice. Seattle ....... Legal
Tibbetts. Irving. Issaquah legal
Alice. Mary Ann. Issaquah -. Legal
Dawson. Solomon r.. Seattle. Legal
Lambcrg. Hattie Virginia. Sc
"tNc $3.50. ..s. ........s.....L Legal
Pickcns, Otto. Seattle ......4l
Penny. Mary, Seattle .........a2
Holland. Charles s. Seattle 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25
Teams Enter for
Annual Dog Races

MONTREAL. Que. Dec. 25.-Ten
Canadians and three United states
teams have been entered already
for the Eastern international DoE
Derby. which will be run during the
winter carnival in Quebec, Febru-
AIRY q, % and %.
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Christmas
Suggestions

XMAS TREES. holly leaves. cedar
ropes. Wholesale and retail. WE
DELIVER and DECORATE. Or
DER NOW and avoid rush. MA In
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&c WANTED-REAL
ESTATE

LIST your home Tor sale with OWN
Frs LISTING BUREAU. Sell d.
rect 20 buyer We charge no com.
mission. COS Burke. MA in-3Of5
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As MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
Electrical Fixtures

Electrical Fixtures
You save considerable when you buy
your eicctrieSt fixtures UPSTAIRS
from the man that makes them.
WAGNER8 LIGHTING FIXTURES
1910 WcEtlakc Ave. Time Square.
WE INsTALL THEM FREE
t7-GooD FURNACE CoAf-sf
$50 LUMP COAL $50
DEL IN 2-ToN LOTS
LION COAL co, GA-RFLD-s 00f.
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Kenz. Ellen Mae. Seattle .......-'%
Barber. Victor. Auburn ......,Lesl
Bush, May f., Auburn .,...'.'hes@
DEATHS =.
Andrews. Jeanette Craig, ~ s'T
4sth ave. s. Dec. a.. ~
Ellis. I. T., Sc, 1877 Third ave- ~
Dec. %. ,... ~,
Mcintosh. Harry C.. 4s. esii it'n ~
$. Dec. %. "a. ssth
Neeld, Miller Francis, s., sVs .''
ave. $. Dec 81, ,,,. ava
w. Dec. %. - ..,s Al.
Dec. %. :, zsus
Powell. Margaret Foster s. s's'
18th ave. n. f.. Dec. "a. r,,lpr
Slaughter. Ernest c. y, 2aVs is''''
west. Hugh NJ. So. 4Ils Second avs
n. W.. Dec. %.
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BUSINESS
SERVICES


Atiorncysai-I.sw
ADVICE free. Joseph Allen. lawyer
All cases. eos Leary hide. ELiot-ssss
J. r. BALDWIN. BALL 3is burke
Bid. pos End. All cases. Fees mod.
Carpet Weaving and Cleaning
CARPET WEAVING. cleaning. mat
treaaeA. feathers. 9xis rugs cleaned
and reHized. 80; mail orders write
for prices. FLUFF Rug 4 Carpet
Cleaning Works Largest rug fac
tory on Pacific coast. New ioca-
ton. sos 18th s NE scn.i7sf.
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III YOU are IN the market FOR "A res
idonce ia Seattle or Spokane, oN-
anime our lists of homes. see pho
tugraphH. and buy direct from
owner. We charge no commission.
OWNERS. LISTING BUREAU. COS
burke MA tn-9Of5
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Electric Machinery
Monuments

8ouuiI'r-- soLp- RENTED
W MoNTELiuR PRICE 90. seatti.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-25

PUGET SOUND Marbio and Granite
Co.. LIST and Virginia. Established
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81 FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
NORTH END LOT
eTu0s sTETfNfG

NORTH END lot
$500: TERMS
Must sell my lot in North End: To-
Gated less than half block from
1tavennR blvd. and walking dis
tance TO university. right In tho
heart OF building activity: size ak
100 feet TO alley. This is a aacri-
flee offer. See me today. Owner.
5000 Meridian ave
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Patent Attorney

Dit npMuNpA rrasor.pater.oa CO
, 1923-01-21
FRICTION IN
VIENNA PREVENTS USE OF
HANDSOME CREMATORY

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent.)
VIENNA.-tBy mail to The United
Press.rBecause OF the friction be-
tween the Socialists and the Chr stian-
Socialists in the municipal govern
ment here. and the existence OF an old
court edlct, prohibiting cremation n
crematory erected ut n cost
of eleven hundred m lion crowns
stands idle and may prove to he a
milestone around the necks of Wen
nese taxpayers.
The cremntory which is the last
word in architecture has been under
construction for more than a year and
despite great opposition on the part
of the Christlan-Socialis party was
ded Gated in the presence OF the
mayor and other municipal officials.
For the present. the municipal .au-
thorities OF Vienna are barred from
putting the crematory to use and the
issue rests with tho Austrian parlia-
ment.
, 1923-01-21
UNION
LATEST THING
In old MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. MexIco.-By Mall
to the United Press.r'Co-ed Union"
has come into existence.
1t is Mexico's newest organization
and is affiliated with the Mexican
Federation OF Labor.
rhIrty.three young ladies'. students
in the medical school of the national
school of medicine, are the charter
members of the organization.
Labor leaders point out that besides
the fac that this is a novel union. ac-
cepted on the same basis as any other
labor union. II il important because
the young ladies are not only brain
workers. but they realize that their
place belongs with the workers"
Besides the drug store n model
clinic for union workers VII be
opened.
These young lady medical students
Will assist with the clinic and will also
take charge of n birth control clinic.
The pan to go from factory to fac
tory teaching hygiene.
, 1923-01-21

pre.voIstead parades / n the United
States.
A few husky bar.tenders. brewery.
workers and wine room proprletors-
angered by the propaganda which
threatens their business lives-de.
cided to break up the parade. The
placards were torn from the hands of
the paraders. thrown to the ground
and stamped under foot. One parader,
who refused to listen to the advice OF
the police. was arrested.
The most pointed signs carried by
the reformers read:
I'VE demand the prohibition Of alco-
hol.''
There are no dwellings, but wine.
rooms r plentiful"
Where is our sugar-look In the
liquor rooms"
The brewers take the bread from
the people and change II Into beer"
, 1923-01-21
BERLIN'S FIRST PARADE
HELD BY DRYS IS BROKEN
UP BY OUTRAGED BREWERS
By GUS n. OEHM
UNITED Press Staff COrrespondent.)

BERLIN. By Mail. to United
Press.SBerlin's first abstinence pa
rade ended in tumult.
Despite the police order forbidding
the holding of a parade--all outdoor
gatherings having been prohibited for
political reasons-followers of prohi-
bltion gathered in great numbers TO
march before their fellow.citissns car.
rying huge banners reminiscent of
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Improved
Casper property for sheep or cat.
tie. Box AID, Tribune.
, 1923-01-21
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Brand new American
walnut Queen Ann dining set: buf.
fet, table, 8 chairs and host; pieces
may be purchased separately. 1891 E.
Fifth.
, 1923-01-21

ADVERTISING RATES-The rate
for inserting Want Ads in The Cas-
per Daily Tribune at ~ cents n word
each insertion: minimum IS cents.
CLOSING HOUR-Want Ads to be
classified properly must be in The
Casper Daily Tribune office before
1880. Want Ads received after 1880
to 1890 D. m. will be inserted under
the head "FToo Late to Classify"
, 1923-01-21
FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE-640 acres well improved
homestead land. ideal for trucking
and chicken raising; S. per acre on
terms. See Ben Realty Co., Realtors,
202 Midwest Bldg. l-19-3t
FOR RENT-Small garden tract with
two-room house, running water for
irrigation; eleven miles out on the
Alcova road. See Ben Realty Co.. 202
Midwest Bldg. 1-19.3t
, 1923-01-21
JANUARY BARGAINS.
IA

Two four.room modern houses on
one lot. bringing good income; 100.
foot frontage; close in; three blocks
from postoffico; splendid investment;
terms.
$500
Well constructed four.room bungn-
low. breakfast nook. ~sunporch, hard
wood floors. furnace heat with gas,
two room apartment in the basement;
LAUNDRY trays. fruit room; double gar
age, just off CT pavement; terms,
$1,000
rhreo-room piastereo house: gas,
lights. water: east front: 5oT1Ao.foot
lot; will take In Ford car.
$1,000
Four-room house: sink and inside
toilet; lights md gas; good condition,
Just off Railroad; this house is priced
right and small payment down will
handle.
j. r. JONES 6 COMPANY.
Real Estate
Io1 Becilinger Bldg. Phone 1903
, 1923-01-21
WHY A RENT

Four rooms and bath, range con-
nected; two rooms and Iaundryroom
in basement; couble garage. walks
and sewer in: gas in alley; located
just off pavement on Z. Twelfth.
$500. terms. See Ben Realty Co..
Realtors. 1-19.3t
, 1923-01-21
CHIROPODISTS
COAL
E

STANLEY & GULL
Cigars, Confectionery and News
232 s.. Center Phone sow
, 1923-01-21
AND PRESSING

LADIES' AND GENTS SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed 81
Goods Called for and Delivered
Phone HEIR OF 1860
6Sl W. Ninth II. stHhl
, 1923-01-21
HELP W~ANTED-MALE
TRAINED
MECHANICS

Quit looking for a Job and liv-
ing from day to day. BE a skill
ed auto mechanic. Our graduates
are always working. Enroll now
and let us place you ON good job
in spring paying from SIS TO $50
weekly. Our school the most com
plete in country. We will pay
your railroad fare.
Our welding Glass Now Open
WESTERN MOTOR MECHANICS
SCHOOL
-
1892 Acoma ST.. Denver. Colo
, 1923-01-21
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Good business lot on
L. Second; priced right and easy
terms. Mathers Realty Co., 255 s.
Center. Phone l0ssw.
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE Sing:e
comb and rose comb Rhode Island
Red cockerels. Phone 116. so5 s. Cen
ter.
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE OR TRADE-32o acres of
land. 3 miles west of Sundance.
Wyo.. $1,000 cash, five years term on
balance. Phone 3leJ. 1-ls-6t
, 1923-01-21
YOU CAN OWN A HOME.

Four'room house on the north side.
large a front lot. only 500 cash
down, balance monthly. See Ben Real.
ty Co. Realtors. l-19-3t
, 1923-01-21
o S%ALE-HoUSES

FOR SADE-Fourroom house with
lights. $50 W. Railroad. Phone
1s15w.
, 1923-01-21
ARCHITECTS
AUTO TOPS

Chicago Auto Paint and Top Shop
327 Industrial Ave, Il North Of
WyOming Bakery fh9ns 80
J.. Virbel. Top Ma
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-New six.room house on
Thirteenth street. southwest cor.
ner lot. built Of the very best mater.
ial, consider It one of the best homes
In Casper; there are two three-room
apartments in the basement; this
emit for SOS per month: also garage:
insurance $4,000: this home a be
bought with a small payment down,
balance like rent. Phone 2025R.
, 1923-01-21
FOR TRADE
BUSINESS CHANCES

CAPITAL SEEKERS put your prof.
ect before $50 live brokers; cost is
trifling unde my system; details are
free. Amster Leonard. First National
Bank Bldg, Chicago.
, 1923-01-21

LOST-25o-3 900 Savage repeating
rife on Alcova road about eleven
miles out: liberal reward. Phone 1647J
1-19.3t"
, 1923-01-21

1o1 BocidIngor BidS. Phone 100
, 1923-01-21
and Professional Directory

Business and PrOt
AUDITORS
@. IL. REIMERTH
Certified Public Accountant
Income Tax Service
401 O-S Bldg. Phone 8
II. G. VAN DENBERG
Certified Public Accountant
Income Tax Service
Over Campbell Hardware
Phone 1i8
GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP.
Auditors and AccountAnts-Stock
R~egistarar and Transfer Agents
eOs-ll oil Exchange Bldg. Phone $50
ARCHITECTS
DUBOIs'& GOODRICH. Architects
Rooms 1l-l2 Townsend Block
Casper, Wyo. ihono 81
WM. j. WESTFALL, Architect
suite 8, DAILY Building
RAYBURN s. WEBB. Architect
Suite IL. DAILY Bldg. Phone lSoL
AUTO TOPS
Auto Tons, Seat Covers. Cushions,
STEWART AUTO TOP SHOP
IS4 North Kimball. Phone lOI2W
Chicago Auto Paint and Top Shop
327 Industrial Ave, u North Of
Wyomng Bakery fhone zEZo
C. Hamilton, j. w: Romlg, PAINTERS
J. Virbel. Top Ma
and TRANSFER
Houseworth baggage and Transfer
phone Polls 220 s. WOlcOtt
Light and Heavy Hauling
sEARLEs TRANSFER
Res. Phone saw Office Phone SI3
NATRONA TRANSFER, STORAGE
AND FUEL CO.-Phone ei9
BATTERIES
CASPER BATTERY co.
5O8 Y. Yellowstone Phone sOI
C~HIRoPRACToRS
NJ. GABRIELLE SINCLAIR
Palmer ChirOpractor
1877 w. Second Phone 1114-J
DIR. J. Ii. JEFFREY
DIR. ANNA GRAHAM JEFFREV
Suite 3iS Midwest Bldg. Phone FOG
DIR. b. G. HAHN.
ChirOprhctOr
Bldg. Phone 423
NJ. e. HARMED, ChiroprActor
I62 North KlmbAl st.
Phone IAB7
DIR. 1. e. BERQUIsT
Zuttermeister Bldg. Phone 1851
DIR. O. 1. ARNOLDUS
OsteopathIc and ChirOpractic
Physician
$40 O-S Building Phone 1884
cHIRoPoDIsTs
CORINNE Il. O'BRYANT
ChiropOdist and Orthopedio
Foot Specialist
212 s. Center st. Phone l24-J
JULIA RUSSELL
Scientific ChirOppdist
Suite No. !, Zutbsrmeister Bldg.
Phone 17I2
COAL
CASPER COAL AND COKE CO.
Genuine GebO Coal
356 n. Durbln Phone GIL
CONNECTIONS
STANLEY & GULL
Cigars, Confectionery and News
232 s. Center Phone sow
AND PRESSING
LADIES' AND GENTS SUITS
Cleaned and Pressed 81
Goods Called for and Delivered
Phone HEIR OF 1860
G3i W. Ninth n. stHhl
COMMERCIAL CLEANERS
Cleaning and Tailoring
2i3 s. Center, Upstairs. Phone HOW
DOCTORS
DIP 4. p. KIMBALL
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-Movable house. furnish.
ed; garage; make me offer; must
be sold at once. COZ w. Railroad.
, 1923-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-Mo-e babies to ride in
our sturdy stylish SturGis baby
buggies; complete new line for new
babies; price from S31.50 up. Cham
berlin Furniture Co. Phone 81.
12-l-te
, 1923-01-21

FOR RENT Light running sewing
machines. Phone 1886. 1-6.tf
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-small modern stucco
two.raom house. rear OF good lot,
small FASH payment down. terms TO
suit. 1912 S. Cedar. 1885,
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-C0rner Of East Second
and Grant street, lot 65x154.9 ideal
locat on for either apartment or busi-
ness building. Phone 1879. 1-6-30t"
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-Lots Midwest Heights,
fine location, good water, lots from
$3.50 up to $500: small payment down;
we will assist you to build. Why a.
rent. Midwest Heights Realty Co.. 2s2
Midwest Bldg. Phone 1870.
, 1923-01-21
PRETTY LITTLE HOME.

FOR SALE-Four-room modern bum
galow on large 60xl40-foot east
front lot; well located on south side
near pavement: offered for $3,700
with $1,000 as first payment. Call A..
p. Nesbitt Realty Co., Realtors.
Phone 1O1M. .l.I9-St
, 1923-01-21

FOR SADE-At a sacrifice. seventy
five new gas heaters. Phone 1885.
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-Attraetive comfortable
five,room house, IS, 500, reasonable
terms. w. Jay Robb. 4l9 W. Thir.
tenth.
, 1923-01-21

FOR SALE-Modern six-room home.
three sleeping rooms, good location,
two blocks from pavement; this nc.
tually is the best buy in Casper; price
reduced to 81 500 only $500 cash. bal
NICE $50 n month. Call 1257w.