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Show THE 10 Herald-Republic- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1916 N, bo KOM. bis first two soncrs for the VI. tor.dngs 'Tin the Da v." bv Leon"i Know of Two" IJriht cavallo, jin.j Even." by C'utsam. lire selections which thow the robustness, flexibility and coor of his voice. Many Children Selection. The children's selections for the month are by two talented entertainers, Olive Kline and Harry E. Ilumphrev. Miss Kline sings two groups of little dear to the hearts of children, and souks Victor Discs for Month Com- which written and sung for children, but "grown-up- s as well should hear to help them keep their own hearts prise Numbers by World's open to childhood. Mr. Humphrey recites in two parts that eternal favorltn Greatest Opera Singers. of childhood by Joel Chandler Harris. "The Tar Baby.' Barney Bernard, now Glass' "Abe and playing in Montague Mawruss," pleases- with two anecdotes AT BEST of Hebrew character, and Golden and CARUSO HEARD Marlowe "cut loose' some screaming on several subjects. comedy A remarkable collection of truly music by a group of unsurpassed artin Quantity, ists Is represented in tills new issue of Popular Songs Victor records! A Victrola in the home Children's Favorites and means an unequaled opportunity to hear both the best and tiie latest in music and entertainment, but if you Instrumental Included. haven't a Victor or Victrola. Just visit the Victor dealer nearest you and ask him to play some of these selections One of Caruso's favorite hobbles is for you. He'll be glad to let you hear musical composition, ami several of the any or all of them, and you won't find success, tenor's souks have been highly a dull number in the "bunch." ful. In his latest effort ho has proHeld's band tonight. Majestic park. of real beauty duced a musical Ad vert is erne nt. tor a charming setting Italian poem, "Olden Is It of own rendition Times." and his for among the new Victor recordseffort dual SIX LOST IN SINKING June. The brilliance of hissure to make ns compoaT and singer Is with his this record a great favorite Melba's voice seems host of admirers. of lovelier than ever in her rendering OF GERMAN STEAMER a superb gypsy lyric by Dvorak, called "Hongs My Mother Taught Me." This number is bv far the most popular of all the Bohemian composer's songs, and ot surpassing Is given a rendition two superb Berlin Reports Kolga Was Torbeauty byof Melba. These to are beautiful displays artistry licfir, not once only, but many times, pedoed Before Crew Could and Victor audiences are to be congratthe of is the privilege ulated that it Lower Lifeboats. home with a Victrola in it to hear all of music as often as the great artists they wish. Berlin, May 30. Six men were lost Julia fnlp In Cradle Song. In the attack by a submarine on the art of Julia Culp Is German steamer The sunk In the a tender "Cradle Kong" adapt- Baltic on May 17. Kolga. heard inexquisite a disaccording ed from Frit Krelsler"s bnutlful "Ca- patch to the Overseas Newsto agency Viennois." The English words to price today from Lubec, where the survivthe melody were written by Alice and Mme. Culp sings them with ors arrived. The dispatch declares that a quaint and touching beauty. Alma the Kolga was shelled after she had SteOluck has made a fine record of that the submarine stopped of toe Old launched and Foster's famut balladHome." a torpedo which sank the phen it Old outh. "My Kentucky Is In this simple type- of song that the steamer as the crew was about to lower of truck's lifeboats. sympathy delightful "The submarine appeared suddenly voice I perhaps at its best, and the ef-a at a distance of 400 meters from the fect of her rendition in aided by voices. fiuartet of male the dispatch fays, "the subGluek'e Kolga," Another exhibition of Mine. a shot. The steamer marine firing is- given In winning vocal individuality Notwithstandimmediately stopped. V ho Have Yearned " e T.'chaikowsky's second shot was ImmediateAlone." The singer's husband F.frem ing this, awhich destroyed the bridge. violinist, ly fired, Zimballst, the celebrated her The crew, only half-clarushed for effective cbllgato to out plays an the lifeboats. brings olc. and thethecombination beautiful melancholy "The submarine fired two more shots, marvelously music and Goethe's both ef Tschalkowsky's of which struck the steamer. One Is A magnlf iTnt effort the was wounded. Immediately aftthe famous sailor ord bv Man-eJourn't. erward a torpedo was fired, although French basso, of the Serbian national was It could be clearly observed from the sir. This glorious war hymn war Fubmarlne that the crew was about written in IMS during isthetheSerbian sent; that Tilth Hungary, and it to launch the lifeboats. The torpedo the Serbians carry with them into bat- caused the steamer to sink immediatetle today. ly, the captain and five sailors perOpera 'Martha Preetetl. ishing. FlotoWs lovely opera "Martha" Isa "The enemy submarine opened fire by the love song. "Like represented and continued firing without Dream." which Giovanni MartlneUl in eptte warning immediate the of stopping of accustomed his with expressiveelngs the the all rendition ship." his into ness, putting of hopeless love which this pathos beautiful songr demands. John McCor-mac-ink has a nvst attractive lyric IN Bonnie Wee Thing." with musio by WILSON TO "Hobble" to of words the J.iza. Lehmann McCormack sings this and Burns. pong." showing unTostis "Venetian and a finished art in both TOUCH V TH CONVENTION derstanding selections. "Thine Eves Bo Blue and Tender" Is n favorite Strauss ong in which Ober shows her great gift for of the Interpretation of this composer finish of her Private Telephone Wire Will fine songs.Is The artistic by a pianorendition greatly aidedArthur Connect White House With Arndt. forte accompaniment by In addition to hl3 record with Mme. Oluck. Efrern ZImbaliet. the great RusColiseum in St. Louis. sian violinist, plays with consummate skill and emotion a Folish dance of his St. Ixuis. May SO. Work of preparown composition. Such musicianship the Coliseum for the Democratic selection in this ing ss Zlmballst displays will night. Saturdaywill has earned for hlra ofa standing amons convention be the building It is expected begin the day. the first musicians before the by June 12, two days ready Instrumental Trio. convention assembles. On that date The McKee trio of violin cello and the entire Democratic national coma pair of popular ballads, mittee will meet here to hear contests piano render "Alice, Where Art Thou?" and "Come for seats in the convention. Back to Erin." while Vessella's band A telephone wire will connect two favorite light classics, the private Coliseum with the White House interprets of the sessions of the convention. the Venetian scene from the "Tales "Slavonic during Hoffman" and Dvorak's Kremer said today that Secretary band many of the state delegations had arDance." The Victor Military n In a marches to come to St. Louis on speplays two ranged special tempo appropriate for school cial trains, and that probably thirty and marching. children's exercises such trains would bring convention to St. Louis. Pierto Deiro old-tiand delegates and visitors The two for more than 100,000 his accordion "grand""Over present Applications the Waves," seats have been received by the Demowaltz favorites, and the "Siren's Walt?.." which add to cratic national committee. Less than 6000 seats, however, will be available the evidence of Pietro's as an accordionist. The Victor concert to the general public. two famous overorchestra interprets two in each tures, and parts: "Mornlne. Noon Night in "Vienna Overture" FLOW OF IMMIGRATION and 'William Tell Overture." show of the Victor orthorough excellence The Venetian trio render ganization. the popular Chimes," and "Evening William H. Reitz is heard in a solo of INTO U. S. INCREASING orchestra bells. A distinct musical novelty to which an enthe American public has the unique thusiastic reception Is given "Marimba band." a product of Central Twenty-seve- n Thousand Aliens which made a sensation at America, A the Panama-Pacifi- c exposition. Landed on American "Marimba band" is nothing at nil like a "rexular band." and produces a totalis different kind of music, which Is Shores in March. finish and surprising in Its mellowness, attractive beauty. The world's foreThe flow of most marimba organization, Hurtndo Wa5hInglon, May "0. into the United States, at Brothers' Royal Marimba toband of immigration halted by the European war, introduced Victor one time Guatemala, is two shows a greater increase toward noraudiences in swinging, dashing succeeding month. marches which show the players at mal with each Figures made public today by the their of labor show that 27,00 IVmI Tilt. department reached American shores in "The Missouri Waltz." the great aliens March. 11 per cent more than In the middle west hit: and a striking "synand 43 per cent waltz" are two of four un- preceding copated excellent more than month, March of the during of numbers the dano usually year. in March, 1914, 92,500 month. "Vaaka Hula llickev Hula" aliens were admitted. and the sensational and tuneful song SS10 ir March, sent more with Italy, with Can "I Dance but Everybody hit, than other country. Immigrants in introduced are Wife." medleys Greece was second any My with 2l13; England selections. dance of excellent with 2.rS4; Mexico fourth with Lauder wins his hearers with third Harry the 2209. and Scandinavian countries one of bis new soncert "My fifth'with 2033. Immigrants of German song. song a clever Bonny Jean." Bonny, In as which, with a catchy air some usual, he nationality numbered lo70. tuneful music Clves his hearers Ladies free. Majestic park. ' Held's and a laugh as well. Eeinahl Warren-rat- band tonivrhC Advertisement. the young baritone whose popualreadyis established with many larity, NOTICE TO WATER USER. music-loverdally growing greater, STATE ENGINEER S OFFICE. SALT seem which two celebrate songs sings 24. 9 City. Utah. Immortal. "The I'lmx," by Jean Faure, Lake Notice is herebyApril that Marcla A. given a former great French baritone, dis- Jolley, whose address is vigorous and beautiful quali- Provo. Utah, plays theWarrenrath's has made application in ties of voice, while Sir accordance with the requirements of Arthur Sullivan's undying effort. "The the Compiled Laws of Utah. 1907. as Lost Chord," gives the artist a second amended the Session Laws of Utah by use to his effective very opportunity 1P03, 1911 and 1315. to appropriate two powers. C2) cubic feet of water per second from Sons. Twenty Popular Horse Creek. Utah county. Utah. Said sonsrs. water will be diverted at a point which popular genuinely who Twenty Victor are beyond lies 7920 feet artists west and 6600 feet north sung by doubt among the "best in their line." of the northwest corner of section 6. Include such hits as "The Kid's township 12 south; range 10 east. Salt Dula." Lake bae and meridian, and conveyed 'lever." "Vaaka Hula Hickey Jr.. now playing means of a ditch for a distance of from Robinson Crusoe, 1320 feet and there used from April 1 the New York Winter Garden. by at 30, Inclusive, of each year, "Give a Little Credit to Your Dad." to 320 acres of land embraced and "My Dreamy China Lad v." The to September irrigate trio and quartet approximately in section 35 of unsur-veye- d very bestof of solo, duct, appears in popular song hits east. township 11 south, range ringing these twenty selections in the Victor Salt Lake base and meridian. This H in the record list for June. state designated aides of Billv Sun-da- application office as No. 6C01. Two engineer's All protests against the granting of Mrs. William Asher and Homer Kodeheaver, are heard in the first of said application, stating the reasons in a series of duets, whichIn they are to therefor, must be made by affidavit on the Victor. the Garden' duplicate, accompanied by a fee of present Is the first number chosen for the $2.50, and filed in this office within the completion series, and a very happy choice it is. thirty "0) davs after of this notice. Mr Rodencaver also sings "When the of the publication W. D. BEE HS. State Engineer. World Forgets." with excellent effect. Date of first publication May l. 1916: brilliant young Theodore Karle.who the ha.been receiving date of completion of publication May concert tenor, fche plaudits of music lovers wherever 31, 191. BUSINESS DIRECTORY WANT AD RATES i MONTHLY RATE. 1.23 per line per month. CALL MAIN 767. Ask for the Want Ad department. R. Classified Advertisers! The National Cash company will pay you for advertising in this deyou partment. The cashier will giveReccredit in the company's "Sale ord Book"; when you pay for your advertisement and when your credits amount to fifty dollars on money spent on advertising and for merchandise with any of the merchants in the system, a dividend of One Dollar will be mailedto you. If you deposit this money., in a Savings Account with one of the banking institutions In the system, the National Cash company will pay you One Dollar every save Ten time Dollars thus earned. you Ask for a National Cash company "Sale Record Book." It is FREE. Books may be had by applying at the cashier's desk of The or at any store listed in the book, or at the company's Utah Savings & Trust office. building. Use your National Cash Company n Book when paying for "Want Ads." "Want Adft" Pay. Herald-Republiea- 603-60- n. 4, 111-11- an Mat-tulla- h. - d, l HEP Mar-jrare- te well-know- ever-popul- ar me best-Midd- ce le prt-vio- us DENT. In this city May 30, 1916, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. fant daughter Dent, 57 7 N. Second West. Notice of funeral later. In- WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. Per- 1016 Kearns bldg. XV. 1866. manent care. FUNERAL DIRECTORS K. G. ffDONNKLL, Undertaker and has moved to new location, Emhalmee, 7 S. West Temple, Realty bldg. I'bone 580. S. D. EVANS. Undertaker. Embalmer. chapel 48 8. State; automomortuary bile service if desired, without additional expense. Wasatch 364. 225-22- 1 po-toffi- "well-knowl- n v. ce 1 . WILLES-IIORN- DRUG CO.. E (Clamlflc-atio- IIL SALT UKE College 61 N. Was. 5571. NURSERIES of Chiroprac- tic, located at State. Phone JORDAN NURSERY, 369 State. Roses, OPTICAL News No. 4.) n at Salt Lake Wednesday nightLake MESJMAKERS theatre theatre or betweenon Salt State street, long and Canyon road ALL kinds of plain and fancy sewblack Jet pin with spear of pearls. Re- ing. Prices reasonable. Hyland 1278-turn to 101 Second avenue. Reward. LOST LDJ3LyTJIEJ AND best for men's and paid s. Phone now. Wawomen's cast-eff-prices satch 88 4807-- J. Commercial street. ELECTRIC cleaners;75c.rent 51.25 decleaned Dodge Bros. livered; rugs Wasatch 7036. CALL Eardley Bros., Was. 6700. We rent them. 51.25 a day. 37 E. First South. WALL PAPER cleaning, kalsomining and house cleaning. Hyland 571. 224 Lucy street. WE sell Thor cleaners. 519.75. Five days' free trial. Was. 4703. VETERINARY SURGEONS DR. MOFFETT RICE, licensed vetsurgeon and dentist. 342 .S. erinary West Temple. Wasatch 6013. WATCH REPAIRING J. LOST A female Airedale dog. Apply Mrs. Darling, 470 E. Fourth South. Reward. EXPERT DENTISTRY DrtT"jTT3rKE?SOI3 Phone Was. 6628. Good set of teeth 56. From auto, small scarf, suit case, containing children's clothing. Return to Hotel Utah. Reward. W. W. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 N LOST Small cameo breast pin of street. Wasatch 2856. Upholstering; man's head: chain and 6979-pin attached. clwairs recained; new work a specialty. Reward. Call Wasatch LOST Bar pin. diamond In center. Reward. 233 Constitution bldg. Was. CALL Western Foundry for all kinds 6S08. of water jackets and stove repairs. Wasatch 447 t. 1XDST On 6th East, near 2d South, and white check skirt. lady's black Return 243 South 6th East street. FJjUFFUGS FLUFF and 2316-rugs rag carpets made LOST Silver mounted to order. Wasatch amethyst brooch with amethyst pendant. Please phone Wasatch 4475. HOTELS LOST Llewlly.i setter pup. Return HOTE?LHISR 560 S. Sixth East. Reward. South; latge. modern, clean, well venrooms; rates reasonable; excelLOST Padlock with bunch of keys. tilated service. lent 3531. Was. Reward. Thone CHESTER HOTEL, thoroughly AUCTION SALES cleaned and refurnished; rooms with or R. without bath; special rates by week or t Class! fleatlon Kn, S. 125 month. State street. LINCOLN HOUSE, 68 E. First South. THE WONDERFUL COLLECTION 250 rooms; single rooms 25c, 35c 40c OF EUROPEAN AND ORIENTAL and 50c. Special rates by week or ART GOODS OF THE month. Modern bath 15c. Was. 3453. PRINTING STAR PRINTING CO.. book and Job book binding and paper rulprinting, ing. 35 Postofflce place. Was. 1370. PICTURE FRAMING GOOD framing for the least money 330 State. W. 5050." LOST jraiNrrjj Bring your pictures. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, R. . QUALITY ORIENTAL SHOP THE RALEIGH Under new management, 137 E. First South. Outside rooms, bath, hot and cold water, steam, etc. Rates reasonable. OPP. KEARNS BLDG. IS SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION DAILY AT 2.S0 P. M. SAT., 2.30 AND 7.30 MARNEY AND GREEN-BERP. M. AUCTIONEERS. G. "i?nn3ALB AGE CO. Moving, packing, storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. Main street. Wa3atch 21SS. FIREPROOF storage; also expert packing and shipping. 328M. W.A.2d Keyser Co., South. Fireproof Storage Phone Wasatch 2823. FIREPROOF Ftorage, moving, packBARGAINS in new furniture; out of is why we sell cheap; ing, shipping. Redman. Wasatch 555 district rent high second-han- d brass beds, office furni- and 556. tables, almost new; ture, rugs, dining half price; terms. Michigan Furn. Co., HOUSE CLEANING below Fourth South. 430 State St.. JAPANESE house cleaning. Any kind household goods. of wrk. 161 W. South WE buy and sell 343 Was. 1420. S. State. Was. Temple. O. K. Furniture Co.. 1996. MODERN CLEANING CO. Walls C. E. OSTERLOH, auctioneer. Sells cleaned. Hoover suction sweeper jfor 2824-rent, Wasatch 2066-anything. Wasatch cigars'. The remainder of the cigars formerly at 271 S. Main street will be sold at 122 S. Main street bv auction, commencing 10 a. m. this sale. This is todav. Don't miss stock. C. E. Oster-lothe last positively auctioneer. HIGH-GRAD- E h, - W. M. PERSONALS No. C. MME. KNOWLTON ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OP TIIE KNOWLTON SHOP TO 515. 16. 17, 18 AIJD 19 JUDGE BLDG. WASATCH 4677. GEORGE HANKINS Call Hyland 2754-important news from home. ClaMMiricatlon jTJNK DEALERS NOTICE to all Junk dealers. We are In a position to pay the you ever received for allhighest kinds prices of metals, rubber, scrap iron, rags, etc. Eastern Junk & bottles, sacks, Metal Co. Office and yards.. 353 W. Seventh South. Phone Wasatch J: BUSINESS DIRECTORY JTJNJAND EE ER 1118. -- State. E. E. ROWE. lawyer, years' experience.. 28 S. Main (ground floor). Was. 33 2260. Wasatch 6823-- INTERMOUNTAIN W. JUNK CO. wanted. Highest prices paid. Third West. Wasatch 1634. Junk 739 a LEE. BADGER & RICH, Boston bldg. Wasatch 1268. BOOl'H. 602-60- 8 COLUMBIAN CO., 337 Main STEWART, BOWMAN, MORRIS & street. Kodaks OPTICAL and films, developing CALLISTEE, 802-80- 6 Mclntyre bldg. and printing same day. MARIONEAUX & STOTT. 303 Kearns LANDSCAPE WORK. bldg. Wasatch 6914. DESIGNS, planting, maos and garden ASSAYERS ing "handsome homes." Porter Lana-seap- e BIRD-COWA- 160 S. MRS. Co. CO.. N West Temple, Salt Lake City. OPwpjBOPATIG eTGA 816 S. G.- - RDNER, enth East. Hyland 31C8. ttention to mail orders. Prompt Sev- A- LAWN Hyland 2358-- J. MOWERS PAINTING, paperhanging and kalso-mlnlnestimates on new work. A. Collis. Was. 5189-HAVE it done right. Painting, pag; kalsomining. paper cleanperhanging, ing. Wasatch 4697-- J. PAPER CLEANING ARNOLD THE EXPERT WALL PAPER CLEANER. 108 Third avenue, 26 years' experience. Wasatch 2218-- WATCHES cleaned, repaired and close raited; good work guaranteed: out of If you live prices reasonable. P. P. S. A. Ealm, the by city send watch watchmaker, 246 S. Main. SHARPENED REPAIRED. Leaky water colls and tanks repaired without moving. C. A. Fowler, 112. W. 2d South. Was. 4980. khaki KHAKI suits, khaki coats, Suitor-iuall sizes, cheap. Nobby pants, 219 S. State. 17Jc WANTED At once, laborers. yard foreman. per hour. See lumber West. Sixth South and Sixth GOOD team with driver to haul ore. Call 625 Dooly .building. m, AGENT. 55 TO 510 A DAY SURE. Call Anthony Fisher, 171 W. So. Tempi LEARN piano ragtime: twelve lessons. Waterman, 44J S. Main. WANTED Boy with wheel. Apply 277 E. Fifth South. laborers. WANTED at once. lumber yard foreman. 6th S. and 6th W. GOOD boy with wheel. Apply Liberty Drug, 4th East and 9th South. SECOND-HANfrom 55 up. suits 1 S. State. Nobby Suitorium. D 219-22- Female Help WANTED LADIES and have your shoes shined at gentlemen, the Rex Shoe Shining Parlors, shine 5c. We clean and block ladies' and gents' hats, Panama, straw and all kinds. We clean, shine and dye any kind of shoes. We have an' exclusive parlors for ladies. Keith Emporium Arcade. 246 S. Main. WOMEN earn 515 a week on spare e time selling toilet line; no sells at sight; necessary; experience send 51.50 for 53 worth of samples; money refunded if not satisfactory. Address Ferndell Co.,. 522 Constitution bldg.. Salt Lake City. high-grad- COMPETENT AT ONCE AND EX- PERIENCED STENOGRAPHER. REFERSTATE EXPERIENCE, ENCES AND SALARY EXPECTED. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. ADDRESS P N O 26, NOW is a good time to enroll at See our Henager's Business college. elsewhere. school before enrolling Positions guaranteed. . WANTED cook in prU Must have city refervate family. Experienced ences. Good wages. Apply 610 E. South Temple street. t GIRL for general housework, good home for competent pay and permanent person. 1411 Laurel st.. Just off Perry ave., Federal Heights. South Temple ct. GIRL "for general housework; small no washing. Apply 837 Lake family; street. HERALD-REPUBLICA- N. KHAKI suits, khaki coats, khaki all sizes; cheap. Nobby Suitopants, 219 State street. rium, AN experienced chambermaid and at once. New Temple Hotel, waitress 12 XV. North Temple. WANTED Girl for general housefurnish references. Call work; must Hyland 2652. COMPETENT girl for general houre-worSmall family. Good wages. No washing or ironing. 345 4th East. GOOD girl for general housework, Apply 3437 S. Seventh East. GOOD girl; good wages. References Required. 64 S. Ninth East. GIRLS for sewing machines. Mrs. Bywater. Z. C. M. I. overall factory. WANTED Situations (Classification No. 9.) THE Y. W. C. A. FREE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU secures of all kinds for women. Sixthpositions floor Con 9 to 11 tinental Bank a. m., 2 to 5 p. building. m. PhoneHours, Was 2767. RELIABLE woman will cook for pardinners, clubs. Will go to vou ties, one day in,orweek. Will bake bread, cakes, pies anything you want. Was. 1638-M. LADIES Take my phone number; me when you need help with your call new and WE ARE showing styles or dinner parties, etc.; prices lunches We have in great variety. coloringsselections reasonable. Hyland 2106-the in all large as well as the kinds for better tenegrades, BY reliable woman, a place as careAlso few barments, at lower prices. home for people going away. taker lots. Rivers Bros., A homeat desired and remnant gain more than money. Ad23 W. Broadway. dress P 29, JAPANESE chauffeur wants posItih WINjDOWNrAPJRLEANmG in private family. Address Y 27, EXPERT window and wall paper 269 Hampton cleaning. R. Woods, AS cook, man and wife, hotel or Hyland 2,3 8 3 W. in or our of city. Address restaurant, P 11, WALLJPAJPEja Herald-Republica- n. Herald-Re- publican. ave-nu- e. -- Herald-Republica- n. caXlvThTniXcl WANTED Mines room 51 and paper, kalsomine cleaned, up; also 3533. wallpaper and kalsomining. HAVE eastern clients who will buy mines. E. E. Rowe. lawyer. LEADER WALL PAPER CLEANING Wasatch producing 28 S. Main. With Goddard. Was 2260. CO., painting, kalsomining, paper hangkalsoalso WALLPAPER cleaning, work guaranteed; 2823-best of refer- mining, reasonable. Hyland 571. 224 ing; ences. Phone Wasatch WANTED Salesmen Lucy street . ROOMS kalsomined and cleaned; Co. Best MODERN Cleaning work guaranteed. work, lowest Paper Home phone 2742. reasonable; prices RESIDENT salesman on deprices. 3189-SWasatch partment tostores, notionuscalling and hardware in the state jobbers, represent ROOMS kalsomined ad cleaned; Utah. Commission of basis. Metalwood exwork XV. Broad-- . reasonable; can reduce 118 prices guaranteed. IN Dr. Shipp's school Manufacturing company. Wasatch 3139-way. N. Y. pense with work. 713 Second ave. R. W. L . WANTED SECURELY holds pipes, no nails, no at Z. C. M. I. and all furniture wire, stores. Mfd. by The Patent Sales Co. WANTED WANTED Clarification To Buy No. 4B. Male Help NEW or building lot FIREMEN and brakeraen, beginners southeast, bungalow near in. New Aeolian player-pian- o posi5100 permanent conduc648-monthly, first payment. Hyland IF YOU want your painting, tinting, paid to engineers, and paper cleaning done tions; kalsomining tors promotion Railway, care a reasonable rate at by 1856-responsible 661 call Hancock. Was. party, Center street. WANTED To Lease CARPENTERS. $4; fare advanced. Railroad carpenters, 53 and 53.25: free CClamsi float Ion No. 47.) ESMEYER & CO.. general house re- pass. Austrians or Swedes, 52.50. Eight a and pairing;, painting WANTED to lease, good stocked kalsomining Government work. Western hours. specialty. Phone Wasatch 3S21-Will buy if right price. Call Employment agency, 18 Commercial st. farm. Was. 4050. ' 5150-520- Herald-Republica- 0. n. R. J. PALMISTS R. R. CARPENTERS, 53: carpenter 52.50. s helpers, Swedes and Austrians, work. Laborers, government hours, PALETOT 52.40, 9 hours. Western Employment Agency, IS Commercial street. PALMIST AND PHRENOLOGIST. enThis famous reads 25 ENERGETIC boys, with wheels tire life from palmist old age. wanted the cradle to your as messengers. Permanent poas Just the hand indicates. Gives-yoLessons in telegraphy good pay. dates and facts, tells you what has tions, what is happening free. Apply W. U. Tel. Co. passed in life and a single question. without She asking MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR does not tell things to please, but TRUSSES: GUARANTEED, REX reads things Just as the hands indicate; DRUG CO.,FITWEST TEMPLE AND tells you tiie planets you were born BROADWAY. the and under, lucky unlucky planets, when and where you will marry, set- " MEN who can produce business, call tles and explains love, family troubles, contracts. marriage, divorce, health, business, and see n uh for exceptional 5 Ins. Life Co., lawsuits, investments, of all kinds. In fact. no. Dooly .Bids'. transactionsspeculations, matter what your hope, fear or ambi- STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, and noted tion, come to this no palmist Oldest and Best. ne--find help. There is for anyone 51 W. Second South St. to be unsuccessful. Her advice removes all trouble. She guarantees tatlsfac-tlo1C00 MEN to have their suits pressed. or no charge. Iler readings are confidential. Call and consult Ralph S. robin, 207 Scott bldg. Was. strictly her free. Corner Eleventh South and 1705 S. State street. Office hours State, INS. and real estate salesman; 55 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Hyland 3191-Rowe, with Goddard Ihv. daily 28com. S. Main. Co., MADAME EDWARDS FAERBE Life, love, business. Cor South Lawn WANTED Housecleaners; experts. to and Second West. Take Murray car House Cleaning comApply National South Lawn. Thone Murray 320-8 a. m, pany before every day except Saturday. FIRST-CLASwork. dairyman wants SECOND-HANn CLOTHES Good milker. Address D 5. BOUGHT AND SOLD AL' KING pays the highest prices CONCRETE helpers. Wasatch Lawn 14th South for men's second-han- d shoes, cemetery, this morning. cults, and county road. grips, trunks. Wasatch 1467. d MISFIT suits at half jSHOE REPAIRING price. Lee Hive Tailoring Co.. 102 W. SALT LAKE SHOE REPAIRING CO., Broadway, Peery Hotel building. 4 0 W. Second South. Men's shoes soled, WANTED Fifty men and boys to try 60c; ladles', 40c; rubber heels straightfor and on our new misfit suits. 510 up. Wardened, 25c and 30c. Work called ' delivered. Wasatch 773i. robe, 57 W. Second South . German-America- 214-1- n J, WANTED Miscellaneous (Clarification satla1e No. 17.) paid for iron, brass, rags, bottles, rubber, copper. 928 Rice street. Hyl. 3380. OLD false teeth Send or Heines bldg.. San write. R. Uhler. 321 bought. Francisco. HIGHEST price paid for second-han- d household goods. Wasatch 4817 WANTED Junk CClHHsIfient'on No. 17-A- .) WE nav for brass and Conner tn IB cents a pound. Rubber. 4 to 11 cents a pound. Bottles, 22 cents. Iron, 30 to 55c per lb. Call after 12 m. Hyl 2348-- J. WANTED To Rent jClMaaificntlnn No. 13) WANTED To rent three or four unfurnished rooms in residence, close in. Address Y private 2, Herald-Republican. A MODERN four or furnished cottage. Was. five-roo- m 6622. well Finney. FOR RENT S D Herald-Republica- hand-tailore- A .J, k. WALL PAPER d BO TITLES HIGH of paid forH. all kinds Junk and prices beer bottles. Guss. 823 S. AJTORNEYS - J. Xuneral designs, bldg.; cut flowers, COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 337 Main decorating. Wasatch 2S1. street. Dependable Rx work at right DANCING lessons daily. Woodward's prices. 84 Trust bldg., FOUND AND LOST Security academy, Main street. " - Ash-wort- h. J. lilac bushes, snowball FLORISTS vines, fruit trees,3 feet and shrubbery, high, 25c. JC0NFTEMENTS ARTISTIC landscape gardening, nurERNEST LAM BOURNE. Salt Lake's Funeral de-73 MODERN maternity home; private sery stock, plants and garden supplies, florist; new store. leadingour cases solicited; homes found for chil- Hyland 233. N. Byhower, 1783 Park 6L specialty. Decorations. signs S. Main. Wasatch 1516. dren. Phone Was. 7059. 525 Center st. h, s, o. 2.) (ClaMMlflcMtion . J. Herald-Republica- Herald-Republic- NO matter what others RETIRED while you wait. J. W. we pay LAUNDERED, 25c pair; work guarMrs. L B. Coleman, Was. more for your second-han- d say, clothes. Guthrie Bicvcle Co., 228 E. 2d South st, anteed. 4695-WaBatch S59. Call Wasatch 5235. IF you want the highest prices for MOWERS SHARPENED your BEDBUGS AND COCKROACHES LAWN old clothes, shoes, trunk. 65 Commercial street. Wasatch 6765-ANpEAJRED COCKROACHES and bedbugs eradiZ." BY M. C. I. expert at your dome. cated; guaranteed contracts given from Phone Hyland PACKING STORAGE, 2030-MOVING, 1 to 5 years; products for the elimination of house insects sold at the facAND3HIPJ? HAVE your lawn mower sharpened Corportory of the6 Cleansers Products M. own J. Was. 4390. Moving of home reliable at Phone your TRUITT, street. Edison expert; by ation. work J. II. Curtis, Was. household goods a specialty. Phone Wasatch 78 2 5. guaranteed. 2578-me tor price when you want to move. CANYON TRIPS LAUNDRY CANYON trips by team or auto. By Work back same day (if desired). TREES, shrubs, roses, hedge maketc., landscape gardening, lawn plants, week. Was. 4758. Rates reasonNo extra charge. day or 503 S. State. and scientific spraying of trees. able. PALACE LAUNDRY CO., ing N. Byhower, 1783 Park st., Hyland 293. Office 11 W. First South. 5287. 70 W. Was. Second Office South, CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM Office 79 E. Second South. Was. 1481. 73 E. Third South, Was. 3710. Office 261 S. West Temple. I REPAIR all makes; satisfaction PNAlXAFE, Works 758 E. Fourth South. Hyland Chicken 2562, Best 15c meal in the city. Thos. Naish. Was. 1967-662. guaranteed. us. dinner 25c. Try 25 saves to office Laundry brought 50c WEEK. Sold at 55 up. We reper cent. 159 State. Was 4703. pair. CARPENTERING, CONTRACTING, MASj3AGE BUILDING GERTRUDE massage, alcohol 50c WEEK. Sold at 55 up. We reGENERAL carpenter work, altera- rubs, competentCRAIG, S. F. operator. Suite tions, store work, homes, buildings, 500-- 1 James hotel. 167 S. Main. Phone pair. 159 State. Wras. 4703. and painting. Estimates given. Main 6S5. roofing E Z terms. Call Wasatch 1802-MILDRED GREY. BEST prices paid for second-han- d and alcohol rubs. Room 6, furniture Magnetic CARPET AND RUG CLEANING and rugs. Bowers & Evans, 2204 S. State. 2 to 10 p. m. 113 S. West Temple. Wasatch 2197. PAPER cleaning 51 per room and up; masDOROTHY HARRIS,' vibratory furniHIGHEST cash prices paid for 42 all work guaranteed. National House sage, alcohol rubs. 36 Hercules hotel, W. ture. Axelrad Furniture Co., Cleaning Co., 4256. 56 W. Broadway. Wasatch 983. Broadway. SPECIAL 9x12 electric beat. 75c; TRAINED nurse and masseuse gives the vapor 51. BEST prices paid for used furniture. Sutton, thoroughly cleaned, baths and massage in your home. Michigan 2300. Furn. Co., 430 State street, Cleaner. Hyl. Sanitary Carpet 640 S. 8th West. Was. 7543-between Fourth South. BETTY EVANS, massage; eastern CLEANING AND DYEING 402-- 3 Hotel James, 167 S. operators. JYERFTERS Main. T7iEiYm A TYPEWRITER. RENT CO., expert cleaners and dyers, whole1 mo. 3 mos. 4 mos. and MART WILSON, baths, massage 302-sale a'nd retail; mail orders solicited;6 alcohol 3 51.50 54.25 55.00 "Understrokes" rubs. Hours 2 to 10 p. m. clothes insured; work guaranteed. 51.75 54.50 55.00 Hotel James. Olivers (Vis.) E. Broadway. 52.25 55.60 57.00 Visibles 52.50 56.50 58.00 Visibles Late VANS MOVING SALT LAKE CLEANING & DYEING on purchase.) applies (Rent CO. Best work, prompt delivery. 265 BUY A TYPEWRITER. HOITKEHOLO roods handled with care S. State, Wasatch 5235. Hyland 193a. 515 to 555. Remingtons, Underwoods, trucks used by experienced men. Auto the cost be- Royals, Smiths, Olivers, etc. Factory will tell you exclusively. MODEL Cleaning & Dyeing. Call fore I move you. John McPhee Piano Rebuilt. Shipped on approval. Written 736 S. Moving Co., Wasatch 1798. 55.00 per month buys any Was. 2193 for the best work. Guarantee, WHOLESALE TYPEWRITSecond West. machine. MOVE In largest van in city: costs ER CO., Salt Lake City. Careful 329 S. Main. Phone Was. 2761. no more; contract moving. men. I do my own driving. II. W. JCHIJTAJPAINXNG Wasatch 3637. TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale. 510 Hyland 1923-MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S studio, 550. Guaranteed. to Why pay more? 143 E. Third South. China suitable Redman way. Wasatch Write for price list and tjrras. Utah reliable THE for gifts and prizes. Class and private 555 and 556. 160 Main st. Exchange Co., 36 W. SecTypewriter lessons. ond South. Wasatch 430. late model. NEW No. 5 Underwood, forCHIROPODIST cash. IT. S. CAFE Bargain Special dinner 25c; short Hyland 2251-Charlie Chinese and orders Hong, style. DR. ELIZABETH L. W1SMER. Diplo TRUNKS MADE, REPAIRED AND mas from. New York and Paris. 725-- 6 proprietor, 220 State. 2809. Was. bldg:. Mclntyro EXCHANGED MOTOR REPAIRING AND KEY DR. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats store, makers AT Meredith's trunk 106 S. Main. Waalk ailments of the feet. 47 E. First of leather goods. 6064. b'outh. Wasatch mowers, repairing. satch 2717. BICYCLES, lawn 67 S. West Temple. Cole's Electric Co.. Wasatch 4513. CHIROPRACTIC 234-23- MTEMTOf Male Help WANTED J. Telephoned ads will receive prompt attention. -- WANTED BUSINESS DIRECTORY M. Sount six words to the cations. line. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Want Ads all RI AGES BABYC Ten cents per line for first insertion. 5 cents per line for each eubscquent Insertion: all classifi- JUKE RECORDS pre-eminen- t Accepts National Cash Company's 'Sale Records' on an RARE MUSIC IN HERALD-REPUBLICA- FOR RENT Houses Unfurnished (Classification No. 18.) cottage, close in: 59. Fine for elderly couple. Hyland 514-FOR RENT modern brick. ! Q41 F Third South HvlanH ONLY 520; modern ga 699 J. range. 472 N. Main. Wasatch brick, modern cottage. Inauire 315 W. Second North. J. -- a |