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Show Dancing excursion, Saltair, Saturday. April -24. I Dieting Does Not Cure Indigestion Self Denial by Prescribed Rules of Health Used to be Coii-j Coii-j sidered a Cure. Starvation is a strange remedy for any disease. Yet, starvation by rigorous rigor-ous diet was once generally resorted 1o in cases of Indigestion and Dyspepsia. Dyspep-sia. Even yet, it is sometimes tried. Such a remedy is worse than useless. Every da' of life consumes a portiou of the tissues of the human bodv. The food we eat serves to repair the "waste, and you can't build up the system by withholding the material necessary for these purposes. When you have' dyspepsia dys-pepsia or Indigestion, or anv form of stomach trouble, take a little Kodol to help the stomach do its work. We say, take Kodol, because it is the only preparation that will digest all the food you eat. "Every tablespoon- i ful of Kodol digests 2 pounds of I food. It supplies the samo digestive I juices that aro found in a healthv, vig- j orouR stomach. There are other 'preparations 'prepa-rations that are partial digesters, but what your stomach needs is complete rest. Kodol is the only preparation that will give it. A man is so constituted consti-tuted that he needs a variety of foods; to reducco the variety always produces bad results. In 99 cases out of 100, Indigestion is due to lack of some of the elements which constitute the natural nat-ural digestive juices. Kodol supplies just what is needed. Our Guarantee: Get a dollar bottle of Kodpi. If you arc not benefited the druggist wilf at' once return your money. Don't hesitate; any druggist will sell you Kodol on these terms. The dollar botUe contains times as much as the 50c bottle. Kodol is prepared in the laboratories of E. C. De Witt & Co., Chicago. I 15 Acres I $600.00 I Per Acre fl LOCATED ELEVENTH SOUTH AND NFNE-TEENTII NFNE-TEENTII EAST. Will bo: sold in tracts of from two to ton. acres. ?2U0 down.-, bal. on terms. Inquire 502 Scott Building. Epilepsy, Fits "My son was cured of vciryj bad case of epilepsy with Dr. Miles' Nervine." MRS. D. BAKER. Cleveland, O. "My little daughter who was afflicted with St. Vitus' D.ancc is now entirely well after taking Dr. Miles' Nervine only four months.' ' MRS. C. G. BENNETT, Alma, Mich. Epilepsy., Fits, St. 'Vitus' Dance and Spasms, are all nervous nerv-ous diseases. They have been cured in so many instances with Dr. Miles' Nervine that it is reasonable to conclude that it is almost sure to cure you. With nervous diseases of u severe type, persistent use has almost ! invariably resulted in a complete ) cure or lasting benefits, worth j many times the cost; of the rcm-cdr. rcm-cdr. The "best evidence you can get of its merits is to write to those who have used it. Get a bottle from your druggist Take it all according to directions, and if it does not benefit he will return re-turn your money. JUNJEIRAI EBER W. HALL. UNDER TAICER AND embalmer. 164 S. West Temple; phono 1019. V492 SHSIiSSSS THIS FLOWER SHOP. CUT FLOWERS and designs. Under Nnt'l Bank of Rep. LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzie. Display yards 422 S. State. WANTED HELP MALE EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Reliable help furnished and wanted. S W. 2nd So. Bell phone 3584: Ind. 418. o239 STROCKS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. E. 2nd South. Phones 464. c743 WANTED. MEN AND BOYS AT LOS Angeles; no expense to learn trade of Plumbing, bricklaying or electricity: practical prac-tical work on jobs half the time and study other half. Catnlogue free. United Trade School Contracting Co.. Los Angclca, p4 M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. Skilled ,and unskilled laborers furnished. 40 East 1st South, cor. Commercial. Ecll phono 33SS. Ind. 923. P3 WANTED 4 extra Snnr. foremen. I assistant foremen, n section foremen. Bridge carpenters. . Carpenters' helpers. M. J. DIXON EMPLO VMEN'T CO.. 40 East 1st South street. piGG WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS ; SS00 first year. Examination in Salt Lake City May 15. Preparation free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 21G-A. Rochester, Roches-ter, N. Y. plOG9 WANTED. EXPERIENCED HOUS E cleaners, r.9 E. 1st So. pl591 good boy! with r'efkrences! Sal Sickle, the Jeweler. 40 Main st. P17G1 BOYS VANfjiu WESTERN UNION Tel. Co. pl750 SEVERAL WELL EDUCATED SOLIC-itors SOLIC-itors of good appearance for subscriptions subscrip-tions on high class publication: permanent perma-nent position at good compensation for men who can make good. Want men for out-of-town work, but must show ability here. Will appoint resident with good references a. local representative in each town. Apply Western Monthly, 38 Commercial Com-mercial block, or address circulation manager. man-ager. PIS 25 MAN TO WORK ON RANCH. CALL ' 300 Herald Bldg. plS7S WANTED MAN. MUST BE WILLING to learn and capable of acting an our representative. No canvassing or soliciting. solicit-ing. Good income assured. Address National Na-tional Co-operative Realty Co., S27 Mard-en Mard-en Bldg.. Washington. D. C. pl068 APPLY AT ONCE. MEN OR WOMEN. Local or traveling position. $15 to 530 i per week guaranteed. No t.rlficrs. Cannon ! & Gray, 247 South Main, room 4, Crescent house. . p2013 ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN wanted; none but first-class need apply. ap-ply. 339 Atlas blk. p2 140 BRICKLAYERS "WANTED FOR DEN-vcr: DEN-vcr: union men only; union wages, ?G for qlght hours. "Denver Brick Contractors' Contract-ors' association, 207 Nassau bldg., Denver, Den-ver, Colo. p2411 WANTED A CARPET -LAYER AT THE carpet-cleaner's, rear 62 Aberdeen st. P2114 YOUNG MAN IN ELECTRICAL MANU-facturing MANU-facturing and repair business who will invest $500 in stock of company: lifetime opportunitj'. Address G-1G, Tribune. P2419 MAN TO WORK ON SHARES A FINE ranch in Idaho; 1G0 acres. 30 under cultivation. cul-tivation. Address G-10. Tribune. p2420 6 BRICKLAYERS. $5.00 A DAT. 10 R. R. carpenters, $3.50. 4 section foremen. 10 sheep herders. $40 month. Empire Employment Agency, No. 3 W. 2nd South. Both phones. p2490 A PIANO PLAYER: MUST BE ABLE to sing; all summer job. Address Miss Gcorglo Sanderson, gen. dellv., citv. P2474 ASSISTANT AT SODA FOUNTAIN; answer with recommendation, experience experi-ence and salary expected. Address G-20. Tribune. p2182 JAP BOY FOR HOUSEWORK. 1109 lS'c avo. Phone 5290-X. p24SI YOUNG MAN WITH BICYCLE. TO collect. Call after 10 a. in., 321 D. F. Walker blk. p25i0 TAILORS AND TAILORESS. DAN-lels. DAN-lels. the tailor, 57 Wr. 2nd South. p2572 4 EXTRA GANG FOREMEN. Carpenters. $1.00 per day, Idaho. 5 section foremen. Camp cook, $90.00 per mouth. Idaho. Baker, $75.00 per month. Idaho. M. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT CO,. 40 East 1st South Street p25S7 MAIL ORDER DON'T SPENtTNIOnIsYIFor RATL road fare. T will buy you anything vou need, at lowest nrice. Write for particulars. partic-ulars. John J. Wallace. D. F. Walker Bldg.. Salt Lake City. Utah. P21G3 HAIRDRE SSING PARLORS mrsTIl'joTteIT'm massage. 212 Main street, room 11 Phone 1S63-K. Opposite Ivcnyon hotel. Pi HAT FACTORY MENS HATSLENED ND blocked: Panamas a specialty. Salt Lake Hat Factory. 24 E. 1st So. Phono 2737-NK. b!13S PERSONALS WANTED. THE LASTIkNDWAD dress or any particulars concerning I Henry Francis Collett, mining prospector. Apply Platford &. Co.. Enquiry Agents. I Booth street, Manchester. England, pi 955 STORAGE AND SHIPPING vT?SH7plLirGO of United States, cut rates. Kimball Van &.Storago Co.. 19 W. 1st So. m2669 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER MISS PHYLLIS LYNCH. NOT RY public, 607 Judge Bldg. Bell phone 909. m3152 where to stop uln'TioT prlelqr. 63 East First South: 200 rooms: rates 25c. 35c and 60c. xliii THE OAKS HOTEL. FORMERLY . Empire rooming house, cor. So. Temple and 1st West, has reopened under new management, has been thoroughly cleaned and renovated. Respectable wliite trade only solicited Mrs. W. A. Rector &. Co. . p2551 . CJHABITY ANY NUMBER OF T)KSETVfAf. lies can have as much firewood as thev require by hauling it away. Apply Mrs L. B. Topham. Fashion cafe, 53S W. -nd &outh- p2576 GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN IN SMALL family; good wages to right party. 361E 4th ave. Ind. phono 2315. Bell 1657"K'100jH LADY BOOKKEEPER AND CASHIErVH must know how to operate typewriter..-S V-2S, Tribune. nS38ft-Sl WANTED EXPERIENCED JACKET hands on ladles' garments for our alEf tera.tion department. Apply Cohn's Dry-ES Goods store. 222-221 So. Main. WmE GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORKtjB small family. 25 So. 7th E. pl43P AT ONCE, 4 GOOD SEAMSTRESSES'SK-pleastint SEAMSTRESSES'SK-pleastint surroundings. Ind. phone 234fi:ig Boll 1G57-K. 3G1 4th nvc. PBBI WANTED FIRST-CLASS sTeEVE-E maker: also waist and skirt flnlshersAf?Q Apply Mrs. Hartranft, Walker Brosirr: building. I723MT LEARN TO BE YOUR OWN MJ LLrNER six private lessons leach you how.-' For Intormatlou call Main 1237-K EclhM G I RL . FOR GENERAL 1 IOUSEWORK;' good wages. 23 Bransford. Pl085Av CHAMBERMAID. EXPERIENCED. AP-ifM Ply 72 W. 2nd South. pl!02M; GIRL r-'OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. ffS 1004 E. 2nd South. plOOSfEl WANTED EXPERIENCED CHAMBER-maid. CHAMBER-maid. Hotel Normandy, 23 E. 3rd So.SyB- pll92ft& GOOD GIRL FORGENl?rTAL HOUSE-'lEjr work. S75 E. 1st So. Pl24S2Rfj GIRL FOR GENERAL- HOUSEWORK:Mj no washing. 255 6th East, pl54S fPES GOOD COOK; GOOD "WAGES: NCf washing; a small family. No. 3 Staufler Apts.. 16 1 E. So. Temple. pl64SiaS A HIGH-CLASS PUBLICATION DE-J sires the services of several ladies.jl educate'!, of good appearance, to inter 5f view residents and business men of Salt3r Lake and surrounding cities. Permanontl: positions at good wages to those show-jflfpi ing ability. Excellent opportunity forj energetic lady in each town of the inter-3K mountain west to take charge of clrcu-P latlon locally. Apply Western MonthIy,ij 3S Commercial Block, or address Clrcu-MB latlon Manager. Pl824H GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORI?!S Apply mornings, 059 East 2nd South st.sJf? pl002 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK. Jg Inquire 135, E. 4th South. pl89Sy Al LADIES' CLOTHES IRONER.tl wages $1.50 per day, at once; steady; work. Troy Laundry, Pocatello, Idaho. SpB ' plS86 WANTED SERPENTINE AND ORI-5 ental dancers for summer engagemenbapg (road work). F-60, Tribune. P19S6 Sjj EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERALsJ housework. 69 D street. Two in faml.-jg ly; good wages. p"'jB GOOD COMPETENT COOIC APPLt3k 535 E. 2nd South. P-216ffgI GIRL TO ASSIST AT ?IOUSEWORK5 or competent housekeeper. G2 K st. sMlS p227S5 EXPERIENCED SKIRT HANDS. PAU-Jw" loo, 312 Auerbach bldg. p24P5gg GOOD GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN-K oral housework; 3 in family; good wagesJW 75 C st. pT470a?j WOMAN TO DO SCRUBBING. 4SS EiSfci 9th South. P2-177) EXPERIENCED FEMALE HELP. AP-jBS ply Orpheurn hotel. p2493Sy EXPERIENCED CHAMBERMAID. AP-fEi ply Tuxedo apis. p2504w WrANTED ONE WOMAN DTSIWASH-tj er, one scrub woman, and couple otwm, bellboys. Kenyon hotel. P24383K, EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY WORKERS'lfi for mamrle. press machines and body JSC ironers. Empire Laundry, 39 So. WestjgjE Temple. p255SM GOOD COOK. APPLY 1103 3RD AVEdBfc WOMAN COOK FOR NEVADA, ?60. C Slrock's Emp. Agcy.. J3C No. 1 East 2nd South St. p256SKJ MRS. R. W. DAYNES. 3G F ST.. AVANTS C a good girl . for general housework :" small family and good wages. p2570Bj GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK :fc no cooking. 510 East 1st South. p2574R TEN LADIES "WANTED FOR TUEj Ladies G A. R. band; everything fur-flfe nished. Call 333 So. 2nd West. p25S0li WANTED SERPENTINE AND SPAN- ish dancers; summer engagement; roarl.Hn work. Address G-25. Tribune. p25Sl jTO EXPERIENCED CIIAMBE RMA.ID ATB the Halls Hotel. p258t gt FIRST-CLASS TRIMMERS AND MAK-jB ers. Mehesy's Millinery, 130 Maln FOR SALE" OR TRADE M 240-ACRPJ FARM IN EASTERN KAN-M sas: every acre good land: want mer-SBH chandisc. Dr. J. W. Smith, Csco. ., jffiWg? SHOE REPAIRING whIledu watTsdwetsle3W in 10 minutes. 40 W. 2nd So,, basement.;?-- v m3021 Jj PLANTS. SEEDS, SHRUBS m HC)MEGl3Dv7r' 1506. Porter-Walton Co.. SIS So. State. J TUNING AND REPAIRING S. H. CALDER. "WITH H. S. DAYNES tf Music Co., 17 W. So. Temple. Bell 4164. o2?.7P-iUi STOVE CASTINGS AND REPAIRS jK WEST. FOUNDRY & STOVE REP. WKSK Stove castings a specialty. Repairs foi any old stove. Jackets cleaned. 531 jjj'yB CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS Bi BIRD COWAN CO. WsL 160 So. W. Temple. Bell phone 4114. 'jKS; x!250B ACCORDEON PLEATING IS s1uO?BTOSAND SIDE PLEATING? Mrs. M. M. Jennens. 50S East TnlfdgBE South street. Bell phone 1746-Z. gS73aMi STENOGRAPHY LEARN NOW. EASIEST SYSTEMK;1 shortest time; cost less. Phone, BeU 149C-Y. PJL?Ei! BANRUPT WAXLACECA bankruptcy D. F. Walker Bldg. PI,1R 0STEQPATH jrafe DR?7rrGi3n5Liiri Phones Bell 52S1. Ind. 714. Bi French dry. Salt Lake Cleaning Co. 351 So. State. Phone InJ G. ''XLTvTnSTO horseshoeing shop to 216 Edison 'jojfSBSg TO EXCHANGE ' i60'"TcREirV Lake, for something in Los AngcleidBS or San Diego. Inquire 159 Dunbar COAL AND KINDLING HS ETTCnDEAL?'C block wood. 15$ E. 3rd So. Both pnoV2 |