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Show I Harvard, hesitation waltzes and one- ; step featured toniht. at Wandarncre. ; f Advertisement, i Continuous dancing at M a.jestic pa- vilion tonight. Pe there. j rA'!-prfi?r?me:it 1 i'KANUT BUTTER, LB HOC 1-ard, 5's. 70c; 10 s ?1.35 2 10c Union Leader 15c 3 lbs. cherries 10c Mason Jars pt., 50c; qt., 60c; 2-qt...9Uc Best rubbers 5c Hill's 40c coffee 30c Cheese, lb 20c 100 boys' suits, $1. 6 to $3.50; men's $10 suits, ST; 500 pairs children's and women's wom-en's low-cut shoes, 76c; ladies' hats, i price; men's shirts, 25c. Money saved on all lines of shoes. Chicago Store, 114-16 114-16 West 1st South. t3025 CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN rugs and carpets. Hand work. Will remove re-move oil, grease or any stain. Imported rugs a specialty, 9x12, $2. Frank Martin, Was. 727(1. 27 South West Temple'. olSys F.' C. GROENDYK & CO. Carpets steam cleaned. Our superiar work insures satisfaction. Remodeling a specially. Hyland 3220-J. s2954 NATIONAL HOUSE & CARPET Cleaning Co.; 0x12. $1; vacuum cleaning- and house cleaning. Wasatch 425t. 215 Templeton bldg b2L32 CLEAN AND RESTORE COLORS IN rugs, carpets, upholstered furniture and woolen blankets; will remove any stain. Small rug cleaned free for demonstration. UTH CARPET CLEANING CO., Wasatch 2227. s39S0 Vacuum Cleaners EvIRYTHlG cleaner line. Call Stewart-Gleeson Co., Was. 290 or 430. r23S THE BISSELL DOES MORE THAN any other portable electric cleaner will do or can do. Phone Was. 3524-W. s4055 SECOND-HAND STORES COMPLETE CAF K T EH1A OUTFIT, j counttjra, show cases and all kinds of 2nd-liand furniture and stoves. 316 State. I Wasatch 2S27. o3451 j SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT. cold and exchanged. See us before buying or selling. 8. L. Furniture Co., 165 So. West Temple. Was. 3Q37. pl250 WE BUY, &ELL AND EXCHA NGE new and used furniture. Michigan Furniture Co., 430 state. Was. 6146. I H347 HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR USED furniture. Axelrad Furniture Co.. 62 West 3rd So. Was. 983. t254 WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE everything; prices right. Was. 2755. Deseret Furniture Co., 70-32 So. W. Tern- j pie st. t451 I WHERE TO STOP UNCULN HO U t tii EAST 1ST SO. 250 rooms; latta, 5c, 40c and 60c; mod. em : baihs. 15c nl33 CLEAN, COMFORTABLE ROOMS FOR workingmen, 35c to $1 per night; $1.50 to $6 per week; new management. Ange-lus Ange-lus hotel, 34 E. lat So. tl490 ONTORSUIER A. HERMANN BROS., 1425 SOUTH 11TH East; remodeling and rebuilding houses, general repair work, piano and furniture re polisher. Will exchange for stock or cash. -Call Hyland 705-W. s3813 JETERINARYOT S. F. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-gins BE-gins Sept. 14. 1 No profession offers equal opportunity. Catalogue iree. C. Keane. president, ISIS Maiket St.. San F r a n ci'sco. t73 ACCOUN MERCHANTS, MANUFACT U R E R S, tradesmen desiring their accounts audited aud-ited or reconstructed at reasonable cost, by expert accountant, with A-l references, a dd reas box P-7, Tribune. t230 CHIROPRACTORS ' CECIL & CECIL, GRADUATE CHIRO-praciors. CHIRO-praciors. Chronic and female troubles a specialty. Consultation freet Suite 403, 235 South Main. r231 FURRIERS FURS STORED IN MOTH-PROOJ? storage vaults; lur work of every de-scripuon; de-scripuon; summer prices. Hudson Bay Fur Co.. 122 Main. Phone Wasaicn 1161. rll20 UTAH WASTE PAPER & GARBAGE Co. A. Illingsworth, manager. Phone Wasatch 4201. fl439 tribune want ads pull WE DESIRE TO EXTEND OUR heartfelt thanks to our many friends for their generous kindness and sympathy at tile tinie of our bereavement of our dear father and husband. AIRS. Hl.dTKD AND FAMILY. 130S6 FUNERAL DIRECTORS EBEK VV. HJVL.U UNDEKTAiviiK AND embaluier, lt4 bo. West Xemplo. Phone 605. d3 6. D. EVANS, UNDERTAKER. EM-balmer. EM-balmer. Mortuary chapel, 4S iao. EHate. Automobile service if deaired, without additional ad-ditional expense. Was. 304. b218 E. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKER and embalmer, has moved to new location, loca-tion, 226-27 South West Temple street. Realty bldg. Phone 680. Q339!) UUDDART FLORAL (JO.. SO. MAIN street. Pboue iuG. Cut flowers and funeral designs. nl033 THE LEADING FLORIST, W. W. KING, 214 East 2nd South. Phone 37. r27 WALKER'S FLORAL DEPT.. CUT flowers, tuneral designs. Walker Bros. Dry Goods Co. Was. 5Hii. S3U2I JFLORJSTS ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS, FRESH from greenhouse. Porter-Walton Co., 274 State. m37m E. A. LAMBOURXE, FLORAL DEPT., So. Alain, with Willes-Horne Drug Co.; leading florists on luneral designs. Wasatch 291 and Was. 2S'J6. 12160 wraNmiENjjr LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R. McKenzie. Display yards, 422 S. State. LOST ONE BAY MARE. HEAVY WITH foal, and one black horse. Keward. 723 East Fourth South. s3y65 LOST SATURDAY AFTERNOON, BE-tween BE-tween Salt Lake City and Jordan narrows, nar-rows, Fisk tire and nm in black cover. Phone Was. 3285. Reward. C4 LOST SATURDAY MORNING, LADY'S gold walch and pin; initials M. S. engraved en-graved on front and Mary Sorenson engraved en-graved inside. Return lo t74 N. 2nd West. Reward. U21S LOST GENTLEMAN'S GOLD WATCH, initials J, C, B. Reward at 56 1st ave. US15 LOST SMALL BLACK AND WHITE dog; answers to name of Jack. Call Hy. 3326-M. Reward. t2267 LOST LADY'S PLAIN GOLD OPEN-face OPEN-face watch, near 12th E. and 1st So. Return to 139 12lh E. Reward. t2259 LOST POCKETBOOK CONTAINING Eagle receipt, due card, fishing license. Return to name in book. G. D. Jenkins, 317 Almond St. 13U33 LOST BLACK AND WHITE BOSTON bull terrier; brass-mounted collar. 232 E. 4th South. Reward. Was. 6270. t3034 LOST LADY'S OPEN-FACE WATCH, Parley's Canyon road. Reward if returned re-turned to 839 Atlas block. t3l)13 LOST MOTORCYCLE CHAIN'. NEAR J and 6th ave.. last evening. Phone Hy. 260-J, this a. m. t3124 LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN SOR-rel SOR-rel stallion, weighing about 700 lbs.; roached mane, with halter on. Reward. Hyland 16S2-J. t3119 LOST TWO KEYS, TIED TOGETHER. Return to Tribune, receive reward. t3127 LOST LADY'S SILVER MESH HAND-bag HAND-bag between I D. S. hospital and M St.; Il.lO in It. Keep the money; return the bag to Tribune office. t30S3 LOST BRACELET ON NORTH STH West car. Call Wasatch f.622; reward. t30T4 WHEN ALL OTHERS FAIL, SEEK AND Y"E SHALL FIND That Goiters, Tumors, Enlargement of Glands, all Corrupt, Impure Deposits, Pains. Stomach, Skin and other Diseases arising from weak nerves, due to impure blood, regardless of name, yield to the marvelous virtue of OIL OF EDEN (S21, used externally only, t with SWEET SPIRITS OF EDEN (S3). For proof, address ad-dress Dr. John L. Kellelt, P. O. box S13, Salt Lake City, Utah. FREE CONSULTING, BUSINESS and SUPPLY' OFFICE, 66 W. 4TH SO. ST. t3031 LADIES $1000 REWARD, I POSITIVE-ly POSITIVE-ly guarantee my great successful "Monthly" remedy; safely relieves some of the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases In three to five days; no harm, pain or Interference with work; mail $1.50; Double strength, $2. Book free. Dr. B. P. Southingtone, Kansas City, Mo. Q15 PAPERHANGING, PAINTING AND DECORATING FOR PAINTING, TINTING, KALSO-minlng, KALSO-minlng, paperiianging and decorating, call Hancock, Was. 1S06-R. o3113 HELVORSEN & COMPANY, PAINTING and decorating and graining. Wasatch 1918-R. r232S PAINTING, PAPERHANGING, KALSO-mining, KALSO-mining, wallpaper and kalsomine cleaning. clean-ing. $1-60 a room. Phone Was. IStu. W. F. Miller. r3017 PAPERHANGING, 25c BOLT. ALL work guaranteed. Wasatch 41o3-W. e41.11 ClERQUIPMENT TENTS, STOVES, COOKING UTENSILS BLANKETS, MISCELLANEOUS CAMP AND COMMISSARY EQUIPMENT. EXCELLENT CONDITION. ATTRACTIVE PRICES. The Phoenix Construction Co. will dispose dis-pose of the camp and commissary equipment, equip-ment, which is in tirst-rlass, serviceable condition, from their Utah and Idaho operations, at prices which should interest in-terest those considering the establishment establish-ment of large or small portable or permanent per-manent construction or pleasure camps, and invite insneclion of the same at their warehouse, 81h So. and 3rd West, where quotations and lists can also be ohta i ned. This is an opportunity to secure complete com-plete equipment for modern --amps a i a tremendous saving in first cos!. ti:;S7 CANYON EXCURSIONS WILL MAKK FISHING AND CAMPING t ri it- Willi unto Ini'-ks. Terms rciison-:'l.h-. 1'1im!! Was. IU. or address S-S7. Trihum-. IJJ115 WANTED SEVERAL INTELLIGENT, AMJBI-tious, AMJBI-tious, single voung men, 18 to 24 years old, by old-estahlished manufacturing concern, to sell consuming trade; salary and all traveling expenses paid, with splendid opportunity for advancement to the right kind of men who are willing to work for a future and able to secure bond; none others need apply. Call for Mr. Bolton at Lake hotel, between 1 and 2 o'clock today. t3H3 V A NT ED B Y A MODER N C A N D Y factory In the south, a tirst-class cream man who can make flowing chocolate centers for a high-grade package and bulk line. Also must be able to turn out a good line, of jeliles and marshmallnws. Must give good references. Address P. O. Box 999, Fort Worth, Texas. t3073 AN UNCSUALLY GOOD CONTRACT to one who will devote six hours each dav. Come and let us explain. 5u2 Boyd Park bldg. 099 WORKINGMEN TO USE PANAMA soap. 402 E. 2nd South. t30S5 WANTED GOOD ALL-AROUND BAK-er; BAK-er; must be steady and sober; wages $25. U0 week. Applv immediately at Ely Baking Co., Ely, Nev. ' t3093 MAN AND WIFE TO WORK AROUND house; good home to right party. 671 E. South Temple. t3105 WANTED A YOUNG MAN TO WORK in shoe store who has had experience and who can show references from some local merchant; no others need apply. Butler Art Shoes, 21 E. Broadway. t3112 200 2ND-HAND SUITS, $5.00 AND UP. The Wardrobe, 57 W. 2nd South. t3097 LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income asaured. Address National Co-Operative Realty Co., V-S27, Marden bldg.. Washington, D. C. s207 STROCK7S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hotel, restaurant and household help. Headquarters for laborers. 51 West Second South. Phone 464. K1134 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE-ment BASE-ment First Congregational church. We get you a position Iree of charge. Telephone Tele-phone Was. 6S22. t365 C. R. HANSEN & CO., EMPLOYMENT agents, 36 E. 1st So. Phone Was. 534. s3804 A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ANY young man or woman who may be working their way through school at either the L. D. S. or the U. of. U. Call at 506 Continental Bank bldg. at 2 tu 5 p. m. any day next week. tlG73 WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL WORK for excavating. Cement work, brick laying, carpentering, plastering, wiring, painting and plumbing. Working man, dentist. Wasatch 2504. t2240 CHAMPION SHOE REPAIRER, SEE US. 427 W. SECOND SOUTH. t2305 BARBER WANTED, 646 WEST 2ND South. t2399 YOUNG MAN STENOGRAPHER AND bookkeeper; must be well acquainted in city and live with parents; answer in own handwriting. Address R-57, Tribune. t2672 WANTED RAILWAY MEN TO KNOW that the Chapman branch of the Public Pub-lic Library, 109 North 5th West, now have the well-known Mitchell models of the I. C. S., covering instructions on the New York & Westinghouse airbrake. t3019 50 MEN, HIGHLAND DRIVE SEWER. $2.25; 8 hours. t52 SALT LAKE CITY RAILWAY MAIL clerk examinations coming; $75 month; sample questions free. Franklin Institute. , Dept. 462-N, Rochester. N. Y. t7j .THE ART OF PL.lYING PIANO BY EAR i taught in 3 month; guaranteed results. I Was. 2728. t250 i 50 UNCALLED-FOR SUITS; $5 EACH. 1 Nobby Suitorlum, 219 State Bt. P-327 j AT ONCE GOOD MILKER. H. R. ! Hulshoff, Park Crescent Dairy'. 23d E. 9th So. U222 VISIT THE NEW POOLROOM. EVERY-i EVERY-i thing new. 64 Commercial street. m3129 CALL AT 265 STATE ST. FOR UN-called-for suits, for sale cheap. k2246 MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR i trusses; lit guaranteed. Rex Drug Co.. W. Temple and Broadway. rl632 ! MISFIT TAILORED SUITS, $10 UP I Nobby Pultorium. 219 State St. s2494 I Wanted Agents jDO YOU KNOW WHAT THEY SAY? , Moving picture shows enjoyed a hundred hun-dred times more than you ever did. A lifetime pleasure for only a few minutes study. "The Moving Picture Language" tells you how to understand what the actors say. Price 25 cents. Agents . wanted. Jemf Publish. Co., dept. 1, t21 Produce Exchange bldg., Kansas Citv, Mo. t2514 THREE GOOD SOLICITORS WANTED; big money to right party; a big proposition proposi-tion open to one who would leave town. Call mornings, 40(5 Bos ion. t3uii9 WANTED. 6 EXPERIENCED LA D V demonstrators at once; quick selling proposition. Inquire 561 E. 1st So. be- tween lu and 12 a. m. 1247S Wanted Salesmen ! WE CAM USE TWO OH THM EE GOOD salesmen of ability for one of the tesi j selling propositions in the west; will give ! exceptionally good contracts lo riphi ; parties; commission basis. Apply mo.m-: mo.m-: Ings. 44 West 2nd South vOrpheum , Theater bldg.J. H2S37 1 Wanted Situation (Male) BAKER DESIRES PuSlTlON ; GOOD on rolls, bread and pastry. Adorer 1 P-17, Tribune. t431 WANTED JOB: EXPERT PHOTOG-1 PHOTOG-1 raoher; au-iuund work; operator, prmt-! prmt-! Ins, doctoring and retoucmng, working 1 background, coloring, tic. Address P-:m, Tribune. t42B JAPANESE EOY WANTS POSITION AT housework ur as cook. Q-6, Tribune. tb9S POSITION AS COLLECTOR; WOULD like a little office work in connect) c , capaole man with good relerences. A-J drtfcS L--U, Tribune. tUV,) POSITION AS CLERK IN STORE AND office of some mming camp store or mine uiin-e; married mar. of good habits and references. Address U-lf, Tribune. t2105 K X PEIilE N C ED OFFICE M A N i t E - .ires pus n ion ; t horouuhl v acquainted locally ; references. Audi i-ms S-2(j, Trio-une. Trio-une. , 12S51 EXPERIENCED. ALL-AROUND CO' K, subt r. tenable, married, desires position. posi-tion. Ai'diet's S-22, Tribune. tl-972 VtM'NO MAN W A NTS POSITION AS in.n'k keeper : references. No objection 10 out of town. Add! ess S-2;;, Tribune. tr.O'.O DY OFFICE MAN OF GOOD HABITS; 12 y;irs' experience- in law, real taie and ilisuru n f offices. Joe HarshbarBcr, 6S E. 1st South. t30SS EXPERT CM A UFFKI'li AND ME-eh.'inlr- will drive any c;ir to coast If expenses ex-penses are paid. Clu rk. Y. M. C, A. t30.s2 Y t ) UN ( M A N. W IT 1 1 LIGHT A I ' TO truck would like wm'k: wages for himself him-self iind expenses of the truck. S-o3, Tribune, Trib-une, trios 4 MINE MACHINIST A N D ENGINEER j wirhfp position, 14 years experience; good references. Address S-31, Tribune. I t3092 WANTED GIRLS IN ALL, DEPARTMENTS. APPLY AP-PLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. M. AND 1 P. M. DAILY. TROY. LAUNDRY, 321 ffclUTH 6TH EAST. B350 C O M p"e T E N T STENOGRAPHERS wishing to Jo substitute work during the summer will rind opportunities at the KKMlNCiTON TYPEWRITER FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT. 5 E. 1st South. U3J3 WANTEli EVERY HOUSEWIFE IN Suit Lake to try our straight graile and hiHli patent Hour. Satisfaction or money back. Hay, grain, coal and kindling. We deliver. Call Was. 4155. Newman Commission, Com-mission, 147 E. 2nd South. t3102 THOROUGHLY' EXPERIENCED CLOAK and suit salesladies: none other need apply. Hudson Bay Fur Co., between 9 and 10 a. m. , t3095 WHOLESALE HOUSE WANTS TO EN-gage EN-gage travelers for Utah. Expense and commission. A-l proposition for saleswomen. sales-women. Oive phone for Interview. Address Ad-dress S-35. Tribune. t30S0 NURSEGIRL. 671 E. SOUTH TEMPLE. t3104 FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASU-ment BASU-ment First Congregational church. We get you a position l'ree of charge. Telephone Tele-phone 5822. f2773 WASHING BY THE WEEK OR DOZEi; expert curtain launderers. Phone Wa-sulch Wa-sulch 6102. m2512 J50 UP WRITING PHOTOPLAYS; Experience Ex-perience unnecessary. W. Pa. Ass'n., 1909 Pine St.. San Francisco. m2671 GOVERNMENT JOBS FOR WOMEN. Big pay. Salt Lake examinations soon. Sample questions free. Franklin Frank-lin Institute, Dept. 730 L, Rochester. N. Y. p74S THE Y. W. C. A. FREE EMPLOYMENT bureau secures positions of all kinls for women. 6th floor. Continental Bank bldg. Phone Was. 2767. Hours, 9 to 11 a. in. ; 3 to 5 D. m. - r3350 10 GOOD CHOCOLATE DIPPERS. Apply Ap-ply S a. m.. J. G. McDonald Chocolate Co. . S2912 FREE CARNATIONS WITH EVERY shine, 6o. Rex Shoe Shining Parlor, 222 So. State. s3od9 GRADUATES WANTED. THE BELL Sample Shoe Parlor, 403 Boyd Park bldg. Colonials, Mary Janes, Baby DolJs. Wlute Shoes. S-'.50 no more, no less is our price. s3idS WANTED WOMEN FOR GOVERN-ment GOVERN-ment clerkships. 570. 00 month. Salt Lake City examinations soon. Specimen questions tree. Franklin Institute, Dep t 735-N, Rochester, N. Y. t326 COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework- Apply mornings, 23 Caithness Caith-ness apts. 11174 10 AGENTS TO MAKE EVERY HOUSE-wife HOUSE-wife In the state happy; 20th century wonder. Call and see E. Blomquist, 55 Ruby ave. (bet. 8th and 9th So. on State). Phona W. 289 or W. 6369-R. U215 LADIES: FOR SANDWICHES, lunches and picnics, take Agnew's Quality Qual-ity cheese. Always fresh. tl250 FRANCO-AMERICAN HYGIENIC Toilet Toi-let articles. Saleswomen. 430 Consitu-tion. Consitu-tion. Was. 72S4. tl64S GIRL FOR HOUSEWORK. 128 S ST. t2065 .MBITlOUS AND EXPERIENCED saleslady to sell Barcley corsets, only competent need apply. Anna M. Good, Mgr. for Utah, Idaho, Colorado, Nevada. 40 Woodruff Apts. t237S WANTED A GOOD WOMAN FOR general housework; no laundry; two in family. 235 South 8th East. t2459 WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE-work; HOUSE-work; must be good cook; good wages; reference required. Address R-43, Tribune. Trib-une. t2451 YOUNG GIRL TO HELP WITH LIGHT housework and caring lor two children. Give your telephone number or address in answering; also wages expected. Address R-50, Tribune. t2689 COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL housework; two in family. 619 First avenue. Phone Wasatch 3752. t2927 WANTED LADY BOOKKEEPER must be thoroughly competent. Address Ad-dress S-27, Tribune. t3021 COMPETENT BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST; thoroughly experienced on corporation books: $75. Application confidential. Address Ad-dress S-26, Tribune. t.M24 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; good wages. 653 East 2nd South. t3029 WANTED AT ONCE A CHAMBER-maid CHAMBER-maid with experience. Puratus Hotel, Grace, Idaho. t3001 SHIRT , AND COLLAR STARCHER. Muri-ay laundry. t3116 WANTED A NURSE GIRL TO TAKE care of children and to assist in housework. house-work. Lake hotel. 4S P. O. place. t312o A WOMAN TO DO PASTRY WuHK I to 5 hours per dav. Applv Wilson Hotel Ho-tel Cafe. t30.7 Wanted Situation (Female) THOROUGHLY COMPETENT LADY desire:- ufli-.:e work; competent to take office management: experienced in clerical cleri-cal work and office details. Has best of references. Address C-3, Tribune. rl093 WHEN YOUR STENOGRAPHER GOES I on her vacation you can till her place temporarily bv calling tile REMINGTON TYPEWRITER'S KBffi EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, Was. 77. tSS LACE CURTAINS CAREFULLY LAUX-dered. LAUX-dered. Was. 2;'jii-R. Work guaranteed. guaran-teed. rl227 THE Y. W C. A. FREE EMPLOYMENT bureau secures positions of all kinds for women, titli floor. Continental Bank bldg. Phone Was. 2767. rS3-!9 COMPETENT. EXPERIENCED STE-nogral'bcr, STE-nogral'bcr, bookkeeper, at liberty. Will fill m dur.ng vacation season. Hvland 923-W. 12422 HY EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER, substitute work. Tel. Was. 3l'21-W. t;l032 PRACTICAL NURSE, PEST REFER-ences. REFER-ences. would like care of convalescent or chronic case. Address S-42, Tribune. tSOtis YOUNG LADY WITH SOME EXPER1-ence EXPER1-ence desires to learn dressmaking: small pay. Address S-::2. Tribune. t.'llCKi YOUNG LADY TEACHER WISHES light work for summer, demonstratine; or office work. S-34. Tribune. t30Sl POSITION AS COOK: FIRST-CLASS citv references. Call 114 6th East. ' t."0fl4 MODERN MATERNITY HOME; PR vate cases solicited; homes found for children. Phono Was. 1379-W. 295 Center Cen-ter street. o306S PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME: GRAD-imte GRAD-imte nurse; cases visited. 306 E. 4th South. Phone Was. 5959. t2307 DANCING EVERY NIGHT Majestic Pavilion. It's cool and delightful de-lightful dancing lo the tune of a hit; bruss hand. lie there! r29S?i DANCING LESSONS DAILY. WOOD-ward WOOD-ward academy, 34 Main et. al079 WANTED Wanted To Rent WANTED ONE FURNISHED ROOM for light housekeeping; gas and elec. light; by working -couple. Addiess l -j. Tribune. :- 3 OR 4-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE for nine months; have three children; not over $20 per month. Address O-M. Tribune. tl6J FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR S(JM-mer S(JM-mer month in Emigration canyon. Ca.l Was. 4tio9-J. or No. 11 Boulevard apts., 9lh E. and 1st So. FURNISHED HOUSE OF 4 TO RMS ; must be close in and reasonaole. Address Ad-dress Q-23, Tribune. t1"1' WANTED TO RENT, LARGE FARM ON shares. Am experienced farmer and understand irrigation. Address Jacob Kissinger, 41 Main St., Bingham Canyon, Utah. t-100- Wanted lo Borrow $500 TO $25,000 FROM PRIVATE FAB-ties. FAB-ties. We want to get In touch with people who want to lend their money on good, improved farms. Good, sale investments, invest-ments, with interest rates from 7 per cent to 8 per cent annually, from one year to ten years' time. Address R-20, TrlJ1j $2700 FROM PRIVATE PARTY; 7 PER cent: tirst-class security. Smith. Hyland Hy-land 584, or Wasatch 67. ".6 ?500 ON 10 PER -CENT INTEREST AND personal property security. Stale P"one number. Address R-22, Tribune. tilXS Wanted Miscellaneous SHOE HOSPITAL. One pair of shoes repaired In our shops will convince you that the prices we charge cannot be equaled in wearing quality. Our prices: Men s soles, 6oc; ladies', 40c. Other repairing at reduced prices. Utah Shoe Repairing Co. (two shops;, 117 So. W. T. (Wasatch SSS.) and 26 V. Broadway (Wasatcii 1055). 11227 STORE YOUR FURS DURING THE summer months in our moth-proof and burglar-proof storage vault. Fur work of e ery description at special summer prices. Hudson Bay 1-ur Co., 122 Main street. Call H asalcu 1101. rl64 UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICE paid for iron, brass, rags, bottles, rubber, rub-ber, copper, etc. jS40 So. 4lh West. Phone Wasatch 229. ml873 FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED. Will pay you first-class prices. Fisher & Robblns Co., 60 W. 2nd South. Wasatch Wa-satch 6171. e2L.il TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING AND mattress remaking. Ulall Bedding & Mfg. Co. Phone 383. b203 YOUR OLD CLOTHING; WILL CALL. Salvation Army. Phone. r2191 WE WILL SHIP A CAR OF HOUSE-hold HOUSE-hold goods to Los Angeles, San Francisco Fran-cisco and Chicago within the next ten days. Kimball Van Storage Co., 73 So. Main. 1598 MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTICLES of value. Unredeemed musical instruments, instru-ments, shotguns, rifles; also bargains In watches and diamonds. City Loan Office 68 East 1st South street 1531 RESPONSIBLE PARTY WILL CARE for piano for use of it. Was, 6445. 31911 SECOND-HAND LADLES' AND GENTS' suits; pay best prices. L. King, Was. 1467. t60 MEN'Sl SECOND-HAND CLOTHING; best prices paid. 28 Commercial st. Was. 3771. t253 WASATCH FURN. CO. PAYS MOST for second-hand furniture. 357 So. State. Was. &S6. t252 WANTED BY A REFINED WIDOW lady to board and care for one or- twTo email children; a good home and best of care; no other children. 351 So. 9th East. Hyland 901. t7S0 HOME FOR INFANTS. 30 YEARS' Experience. Ex-perience. 510 E. 12tli South. Hyland 2745-R. i2277 WANTED DESIRE TO MEET PAH-ties PAH-ties mining in Mexico or holding railroad rail-road franchise there. 1-1. H. Snyder, Depot Hotel, Ogden. t075 RENT FREE TO MIDDLE-AGED COU-ple COU-ple with no children, taking care of home; references. 147 E. So. Temple. 13076 TODAY, AT 10:30 A. M.; PLACE, 319 So. West Temple, I will sell six rooms high-grade furniture, etc. C. E. Osterloii. Auctioneer. t3O90 CARL E. OSTERLOH Is THE OLDEST auctioneer 30 years in Utah; sells household furniture, merchandise. livestock, live-stock, real estate, etc. I make more sales than all others. My address, 634 So. Main. Telephone Way. 24-W. 02977 JAMES A. A. STANLEY, CONDUCTOR of legitimate auellon sales. 20 Brunswick Bruns-wick avenue. Was. 416S-J. tl249 JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER: RES1-rience, RES1-rience, 1230 Stringham ave. Phone Hv. 2354 -W. t2645 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT O. K Furniture Co.. 2nft So W. Temple. tl248 JTOi ERS TYPEWKiTEK HEAd5uaRT l.ar-Mst stock, lowest price, easiest terms. Wingo. 36 East 4th South. W - satch 438. s2117 REM1NCTON, MONAKCH AND SMITH-Premier SMITH-Premier typewntfrs rented bv the day week or month. Remington Typewriter Co., 50 East 1st South. Was. 7 7. ntL'ol2 WE RENT TYPEWRITERS; NESV AND rebuilt machines for sale; write for special spe-cial price list. IT tab Typewriter Ex-ihanse. Ex-ihanse. 3fi V. 2nd So. Y&. 4:U. s2915 MCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND light livery horses bought and sold. Phone SI. oHi RED FRONT STA BLES; SADDLERS and drivers for hire; -horses bmight and sold. 6i' S. V. T"'nple. W:ks, t)04 AUTO SERVICE FORD CARS FOR HIRE; RATEsTTs per hour. Our cars are clean and up-to-dale. Don't hire any auto wuho'Jl phoning us first. Depot Auto Service Co "Vcu can afford lo hire a Ford," auti W South Temple. Was. 942. T1S6 BRING IN luCK CRIPPLES. PARA-" sols, Lmbrellas repaired, re-covered New ones made to order. 332 State Wasatch 6279. m6S3 0D fitTeuoudTiu?; sXwed' wholesale kindling. Geo. Ross. Housebreaking. House-breaking. 35 U. 2nd West st. Was. 5S47 ' US 14 FJJKKTERa EVEiT?THlNG IN THE PER AND taxidermist line made as you want it Furs stored. R. Stenzel Fur Co., 315 So' Main. 2$ years In Salt Lake. n525 CHAS. PETEKSON, 20 RlCHARDtTST brass chipped glass and painted. Phone W asatch l.i3. Nickel autu numbers. v.'r-, BROKEN LENSES DUPLICATEiTTnO minutes; re.luced prices. Schubach Bros.. 109 S. Mam. t96 FOR RENT R)rRent Mouses Unfumi; FOR KENT 7 AND 8-HOOjTiK: x brick dwellings, close in i Shaw Co., 153 Main st. tti MODERN MOVING VANS i men; expert packers of cut ela' and household goods; storage ra'.',1 fcJ iml ..able; lree diayage. Kim'to'i ' & MMs Go., 73 South Main eir.'n v, 3- ROOM HOUSE. 40 ALMONdTT" Go.Mard, 32 Main st. 11 ! PAPERHANGING, 25 CEXtTT " Wasatch- 4153-VV. &- ;; 4 AND 6-ROOM MODERN HOUS- '' quire 476 W. 8th South. ' t GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE ANtT '- grounds at 114 South 6th East !'' month. Apply at 124 6th East. ' THREE ROOMS, ?6. IQUIR?77r ' 7th East street. ! . i n 4- ROOM MODERN HOUSE r77 ' 254 W. 1st No., J16.50. Was. 4;,i ' t STRICTLY MODERN 5Tr,53m7 ' tage; gas range, full basement b. :: furnace. Price $27.50. Phones- ,': or 2213. More for the money tr-V i" place in the city. Call distano w" ' roads. 212 W. 7th South. - - 4- ROOM COTTAGE, MODERNf- ' location. Inquire 385 7th ave.' ' 8-ROOM BR., STRICTLY MOD T" ' So. Hyland 1698-J. Gaa range ELEGANT 8-ROOM HOME ATi" ' Main; magnificent view; private" 1 only. Fritsch. 201-203 Felt bldg. : CLEAN, MODERN 4-ROOM HOUf" -E. 1st So. Hyland 1512-W. : 5- ROOM MOD. BRICK, SLErT ' porcli; no small children. 745 SouV ' East. Hyland 1005-R. $25.00 6-ROOM BRICK; GAS. HoTT ter heat, basement. 858 E. 2nd &- ' EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, BE4UTL" grounds, 929 E. So. Temple st a- " Mr. Druehl, care Druehl & Fraaken r' ' Co., Walker Bank Bldg. i ,; MODERN 4-ROOM HOUSE OS : West. 517. Call Was. S6-M. " L 5-R. MODERN: OFF 339 SO. 5TH -$20 per month. Was. 6710. ; NEW 9-ROOM BRICK, ALL M0'-"' conveniences, sleeping porch and ' gas range, adapted to one or two ' lies. 9th South west of Salt Palace -$30. Tuttle Brothers company, li;. Main. c; 4- ROOM MODERN BRICK, lj ' North 2nd West. Inquire Utah Sav : & Trust company. r FINEST PRIVATE RESIDENCE " i town: strictly modern; hot-watet beautiful giounds. South Temple r E. Reduced rental. 12 rooms. Pl -Was. 5568. . ;; 6 ROOMS- NEWLY CLEANED, STP.i" ly modern. In terrace, 553 East 5tr. $25.00. Key at No. 3, Case avenue, t. - 5- ROOM MODERN, 171 EAST STH ; ?1S per month. v 5 ROOM MOD. BRICK; GAS HAS:-: i water coil, newly papered. 96 E -: South. Cheap to good tenant P : Mr. Granville, Main 650. L : 6- ROOM COTTAGE, FURNACE, ilia il-ia wn in front and rear, $30. Inqc::-' ' : N. State. t- 5-ROOM MODES' HOUSE 219 V- 6ih South. Intiuire 656 2nd East, i 1639-R. t GOOD 4-ROOM BRICK, .FIXE L0 tion; cheap. 62S Downlngton. te:-11th te:-11th and 12th South. I. "5 00 MODERN 6-ROOM BRICK. . W. 1st North. Owner, R. F. D ' Woods Cross. f. For Rent Houses Furnish BRIGHTON COTTAGE OF 7 K".:- water in house; completely furt:; this commands an excellent view o: entire resort. Phone Hy 3311 or Mai: WILL LEASE FOR ONE YEAR more, well-furnished, modern h1 5 rooms; beautiful grounds. Call . Third ave. 3- ROOM MODERN, FURNISHED. 676 West No. Temple. Hyland ill- 4 AND 3 RMS.. NICELY FURNISH; sleeping porch; rent reasonaole. H street. . 5-ROOM MOD. BUNGALOW XK furnished, with piano, $3a. Call i; noons. 539 C street. Was. 64.9-'.. 4- ROOM MOD. COTTAGE; BASEK-cool: BASEK-cool: gas range; piano; $-1. I-1 Sth South. LOTS OF MO.r.lf, v!TH Ku ; vance In raies, no delays and p- to repay in partial payments at M -stopping interest. A home co"" loans its own money, inaKM ntv able at home and cancels us lu uay paid. City or farm loans. . a- THE HOME INVESTMENT INGS CO.. . e Glen Miller, President; tjeo-S' 0 land, 'ice president; 1. Hai-dy, Cashier. .. 6 v. First South bt- FIRST MORTGAGES FOB SALE., We have a number of clw.ca ' MORTGAGE REAL EslA T B lor sale thai will net in' esto.s 1 f" ' to i per cent. Principal aiic I J suaranleed by us. The salesl W'"1- ii'XELLAR REAL ESTATE 13&' MENT COMPANV INVESTMENT BANKERS-PAID-VP CAPITAL, m 402-3 Walker Bank Bl COULD WE MAKE MRB J' upon real estate """"Tjr o'l--pernors combined unless pur were right? Twenty years with only one foieciosure. 1" . 6 Trust Co.. U E. lstbou UONKV FOR SALAxuisU PEOf. and others, upon their own M k rates, easy payments, co. 'n j ,.. uie.vs & Co., room 3j9AUas . sIlTrIED PEOPLE ACCOMM0DA-; without delay or publicity- Drake, 403 Scott bldg ON UTAH AND IDAHO y: liberal options. Miller & via (. Kearns bldg. BY MAKING ARRANGEMENTS A-, moiitbs in advance y"m r; money at 3 per cent per annum. Ut . able like rent ;atl0nals?t LaM C Ltd.. 3oi Dooly block, Sa" 0;: Utah. MONEY TO LOaFoEEAL Pomeroy. 36 West First Nortl- MORTGAGE LOANsJvmTBl FRITSCH. 201-202 telt bias- PLENTY OF MONEY AT J-0r rates. A. Richter. .3 Mala (. Was. 641. FOR REAL ESTATE LOfV' Tuttle Brothers company. OX REAL ESTATE, FfJ?'Sj3, building loans. E. L. Darliw,. . . 2nd South. W1.UUH pais nlGl-llioi lor old domes and sllues. PHONE WASATCH 5235 BEFOBtr' lug your old clolhius; t8' v |
