Salt Lake Tribune | 1912-12-29 | Page 37 | Joseph William Taylor-Undertaker

JOSEPH WILLIAM TAYLOR UNDERTAKER 21-23-25 So. W. Temple, Salt Lako City. Tho undertaking establishment of Jo-soph Jo-soph William Taylor, 21-23-25 South West Temple, is ono of tho largest in the United Stales and Cnnadeu The floor spaco is equal to any other two establishments in Salt Lako City nnd is equipped with all tho modem appliances appli-ances known to tho profession. Tho four largo show rooms, two sale rooms, family room, privato parlors and largo chapel, with ono of tho finest operating room3,. four dressing rooms, trimming rooms and work Bhop aud driveway, all mako his establishment ono of completeness com-pleteness and in keeping with the rapid advancement in tho undertaking business. busi-ness. Joseph William Tai'lor is known throughout tho Unitod States and Canada Can-ada as Utah's loading undcrtakor and ombalmer, as ho was tho first cmbnlmor in Utah. Ho has four assistants and a lady attendant and personally supervise super-vise his ontiro business, day and night. Mr. Taylor has followed tho profession from his boyhood and has been in business for himself sinco January Jan-uary 16, 3883, at his present Btaud, 21-23-25 South West Temple street. The ono featuro ho is now interested in is to increase tho quality of his Btoek and thus rcgulato tho prices that will satisfy himsolf and patrons. Tho growth of Joseph William Taylor's Tay-lor's business represents tho growth of Salt Lako. It was in 3 3ti4 that Lo started in tho business with his father. He managed affairs even at tho early age of 17, up to tho year 1876. On his return from England, whorq ho Bpent two years, ho resumed business and lator opened his own establishment in a little two-story buildiug on tho slto of his present magnificent parlors. Tho present structure covers ovor Son square feet. Mr. Taylor states that the capacity of his establishment is such that all the business in this hnp m Salt Lake Citv and immediate vicinity could bo handled by him. Courtesy, sympathy sympa-thy and fairness characterize his dealings. deal-ings. ,